Missionary Meeting Second Session Held at Moosic
The second session of the annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was held at the Presbyterian church in Moosic. Rev. W. W. Young presided and programs included an anthem, Scripture, remarks by Rev. Young, a missionary address by Prof. Vinton of Korea, and musical selections. Officers were re-elected for the coming year and the meeting adjourned to meet at Green Ridge next year.
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Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church, Moosic
W. Youngs
W. Young
Pr. Vinton
Coren
Hutchings
Lucretia Aston
Mabel Singer
Lila Ostrander
Estela Levan
J. P. Moffat
Duce
Pittsburg
Gibbons
Brodie
Carbondale
India
Mra
Vandenberg
M. R. Kays
Mre. T
Death linked to lockjaw after wagon incident
Paul Darrow six year old son of Daniel C. Darrow of the Penn Store company died early today from lockjaw suffered after being thrown from a store wagon at Lincoln Heights last week. Burial will be in Montrose with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Paul Darrow
Daniel C. Darrow
Penn Store Company
Lincoln Heights
Montrose
Queen Quality Shoes Sell For One Dollar A Pair
Women who wear Queen Quality shoes report a glove fit and perfect ease from the first day. Mahon’s Shoe Store at 508 Lackawanna Avenue offers them at one dollar per pair.
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Mahon’s Shoe Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Beecham's Pills Ad at Washington Avenue
Call at McClintock's for Taster plants. Our prices are right, stock good, all home grown. 128 Washington avenue, Price building. Beecham's Pills for stomach and liver ills.
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McClintock’s
Washington Avenue
Price Building
Verdict Reached in Luddon Murder Trial
The jury in the Luddon murder case reached a verdict after six hours of speeches. Judge Archbald will report the finding at 9 this morning amid speculation it is second degree murder with possible penalties up to twenty years.
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Archbald
Luddon
Spring Fever and the Case for Stomach Bitters
A historical ad describes winter fatigue and spring health issues including poor appetite and constipation. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior tonic to fortify digestion and restore vigor, claiming it strengthens and rebuilds the body.
Court records protest over courtroom conduct during trial
Judge Archbald admonished Mrs Rafferty for sobbing and outcries as she was urged to compose herself. Mr Murphy defended the court room's control noting the objection aimed to officially record the incident. The exchange follows an unusual objection about influencing the jury during the proceedings.
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Luddon
Guuilty
Mr. Thomas
Rafferty
Archhbald
Teels
Mr. Murphy
Scranton Court Makes Lenient Stances on Various Cases
Charles Greiner paid a $1 fine and ten days in jail for stealing a bit of carpenter toply from Aaron King. Edward Subieski admitted breaking a window and was fined $5 and costs. Jury actions included Lance Davis awaiting trial on an alleged attempted crime against a child and Posco Bevelock facing concealed weapons charges with a revolver found after an assault. George Kneser was found not guilty of assaulting John Coolick. A double trial involved Mary Gallagher accused of stealing a chair. Reddington claimed rough ejectment. John Cox pleaded guilty to larceny and received ten days. Harry Jordan was not guilty of larceny for an overcoat. Capiases issued for several defendants who did not answer.
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Charles Greiner
Aaron King
Wags
Edwardes
Edward Subieski
Joseph Rudalavitch
Calodn
Scranton
Lance Davis
Dickson City
Thomas King
Posco Bevelock
Michael Moran
Carbondale
Bevelock
George Kneser
John Coolick
Seventh Street
Koeser
Coolick
Edwards
Joseph Reddington
Mary Gallagher
Penn Avenue
Heddington
Reddington
John Cox
Karpunkle
Harry Jordan
Daniel Lynch
John Olendike
Michael Noonan
Lewis Grabowekl
Attorney Harris Seeks Continuance in Chip Viano Murder Case
Attorney John M. Harris moved for a continuance in the Chip Viano murder case. He said he was called into the case ten days ago and needs more time to prepare a defense. Judge Archbald reserved ruling on the request.
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John M. Harris
Chipviano
Archbald
Sale Day Offer At Meare and Hagen Store
On Saturday a sale with every item priced at one dollar promises a fine choice of brides maids or meteors as Meare and Hagen, Smoke The Pocono, Sc. cigar markets the event with a promotional giveaway.
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Meare & Hagen
John P Kelly Appointed Judge in Lackawanna County
Governor Stone appoints John P Kelly Democrat to succeed the late Judge Gunster in Lackawanna County. At 38 he has served 17 years as a lawyer and previously as district attorney. Bar association backing followed a vote of 96 to 2 for Kelly with committee action to inform the governor. The appointment runs through year end with a 10 year term elected next November. Kelly was born in Olyphant and educated in Scranton, later serving in the legislature and forming the firm O'Brien & Kelly.
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Bar Association
Stone
Gunster
Lackawanna
Tribune
John P. Kelly
W. A. Stona
Lackawanna County
F. W. Gunster
Associated Press Dispatch
Harrisburg
Kelly
Olive Street
Swartz
Chester County
Gordon
Clearfield
Hdwards
Juder Edwards
Ialty
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Judge Gunster
Alfred Hund
2. N. Willard
Superior Court
Bar
Mr. Kelly
J. C. Vaughan
John M. Harris
Atlantic City
Olyphant
Jan
Scranton High School
A. BH. Winton
Joan 2. Collings
Lukkawanna
John F. Conenelly
Joseph O'Brien
O'Brien & Kelly
Welly
Teresa J. Brainard
Danilo B. Brainerd
Good Friday Observed in City Churches
The article details solemn Good Friday observances at St. Peter's Cathedral with a Pre-sanctified Mass at 5 o'clock. Bishop Hoban led a sermon, followed by Veneration of the Cross and the Stations of the Cross at 7:10. A solemn high mass and blessing of water and the paschal candle are planned for 7 this morning.
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St. Peter's
Hoban
D. J. MacGoldrick
P. J. Gough
Myles McManus
Father Manley
Is Charged With Forgery In Wilkes-Barre Trial
John M. Ward sues his son Eugene Ward and the Mutual Guarantee and Lawn Association in an equity case. Eugene Ward, missing at call, was located in St. Peter's hospital Brooklyn where he is treated for rheumatism. The trial before Judge H. M. McClure proceeds as Ward claims he owned properties later forged away by his son in 1906.
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Wilkes-Barre
H. M. McClure
Lewisburg
Presiu Ihe
Equity Court
John M. Ward
Eugene Ward
Mutual Guarantee and Lawn Association 08
Kurene Ward
New York
M. K. Reap
Ward
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Forgeries Challenge Wilkes-Barre Deeds In Title Suit
In Wilkes-Barre three deeds on Blackman Street East Market Street and Canal Street carry forged signatures of John M Ward and Alice Ward. A third party appears as Margaret Ann Nelson on one deed. All deeds show $1 consideration. Eugene Ward later arranged a $5500 loan with Mutual Guarantee and Loan Association. The senior Ward learned of the dispute a year later triggering a title contest and ensuing suit.
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Blackman Street
Wilkes-Barre
East Market Street
Wilkes- Barre
John M. Ward
Alice Ward
Canal Street
Margaret Ann Nelson
Eugene Ward
Mutual Guarantee and Loan Association
Ward
Easter bonnet dress gloves and Queen Quality shoes
A short ad suggests Easter accessories including a stylish Queen Quality shoe line. It promotes Mahon's Shoe Store at 508 Lackawanna Avenue as the sole seller.
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Mahon's
Lackawanna Avenue
Imitation Is the Sincerest Flattery
A playful note about imitation of Gerson's Hate and the unique original Gerson Hat. The line mocks copycats and invites readers to recognize the standout product.
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Gerson
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad
P.F. and M. T. Howley promote steam heating and plumbing services at 231 Wyoming Ave in Smoke The Pocono area offering cigar shop ambience and related trade.
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P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Fresh killed turkeys and poultry on sale
Local market offers choice fresh killed turkeys spring chickens ducks capons and game. Consumers can select from a range of poultry options, with emphasis on quality and freshness for holiday meals.
Nettleton's Dress Shoes on Washington Avenue
Retail ad notes popular prices for ladies and gentlemen shoes at Nettleton's located on Washington avenue near the Connell building.
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Nettleton
Washington Avenue
Connell Building
The Prettiest Hats in the City at Gerson's Millinery
The shop at 113 Lackawanna Avenue showcases a selection of fashionable hats described as the prettiest in town, inviting shoppers to explore the latest millinery trends.
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Gerson's Millinery
Lackawanna Avenue
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