City notes election to fill vacant public post
There will be a special election on Werlieehas April Sb in Seventh ward to fill the vacancy of a councilman. A resigning director of tobabiie Worhe Teli Bo Worle is mentioned. Young, Wornti's Christian assertion geomastic exhibition will be held at the high school auditorium Wesday at 8 o'clock. tickets available at the central routs. Delegates were chosen to the National convention for the Employees' transportation and agro-related industries in St Louis, Mo.
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Thoche
Werlieehas
Avlovk
Assondl Unghitios
Sivni
Wadiasr Dium Wesday
Coventry
Voriha
Vision and Community Notices From Local GroupsTonight
A garbled local page lists civic and club events for the evening. The Catholic Visionary Society, St Joseph’s, and other groups plan gatherings and competitions at venues around town including social events, bowlers on fates alleys, and a reception for a speaker, highlighting community engagement and public spirited interest.
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Catholic Visionial
Sicily
Newnan
Dluly
Columbus
Descehited “Ghuapities
Seaton
Sonboels
Boca
Pantinbion Lyibeltiig
St. Joseph'a Cociety
Baah
Us Algtenoon
Colitis Club
Nome
Willomet
Mies
Local Sports Brief on Plowing Team Slide
Fragment reads about a plowing team and a baseball game on Sunday at a field called Mark grounds. Mentions April and events involving Bunth Sule and Hrowis with a late Saturday RSVP and a postgame slide, though details are unclear.
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Lee Sundas
Ole
Silk Mill Girls Fined In Dickson City Disturbance
Valentine Biles, silk mill proprietor, swore warrants for arrest of Lisale Steibler of Dickson City and Maggie Norton of Throop after alleged assault on Bella Powryckt and others on March 1. Steiber and Norton, noted as strikers, faced charges of assault and breach of the peace. each was fined $10 with costs totaling about $18.
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Valentine Biles
Dickson City
W. S. Millar
Lisale Steibler
Maggie Norton
Throop
Bella Powryckt
Steiber
Norton
Powrysthi
Opening of the Armory Rouses Scranton Meeting
A large meeting in the board of trade assembly room organized the Thirteenth regiment armory ceremonies. A permanent committee was formed with police and business leaders, inviting two hundred recipients. The opening is planned for early June with an executive body empowered to appoint subcommittees for the ceremonial ball and all details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
L. A. Watres
FF. Wy. Stillwell
J. W. Kamboek
Dbd. B. Atherton
EK. TL. Ripple, Jr
W. EE. Gunster
Scranton
W. A. May
Ll. A. Wuatres
T. F. Penman
Conrad Schroeder
KE. Chase
TF. FH. Ripple
Herman Osthaug
F. S. Godfrey
Arthur Long
C. C. Rose
Delaware and Hudson Coal Department
Col. H. A. Coursen
J. W. Howarth
Sidney Williams
J. W. Fowler
A. H. Lee
W. S. Taylor
A. B. Warman
Thomas Sprague
Flow. Stillwell
John W. Kambeck
Frank Wandling
D. B. Atherton
I. &. Carter
W. EB. Gunster
Fred R. Drake
Eoston
W. R. Storrs
James Blair
Wilkes- Barre
Homer Greene
Honesdale
Harrington
Montrose
Clonel
Asa
Miner
Wilkes-Barre
Ed. James, Jr
W. H. Jessup
E. O P. Kingsbury
J. A. Lansing
J. T. Mattes
W. S. Millar
Joseph O'Brien
F. EE. Platt
Theo. Sterne
Tittson
W. IF. Gunster
J. W. Galtford
Henry Eielin
Hf. M. Boies
Willian Connell
PJ. Casey
T. U. Foster
Joseph Levy
W. A. Mus
Charles Robinson
J. Hw, Tipple
W. Ed. Parke
Isll. Fuller
T. I. Watkins
Everett Warren
Weston
Frank Cardacet
John T. Williams
J. Bb, Piel
J. J. Reblingon
W. c. O'Mulelew
The Gambler Hearing in Brock and Green Case
A touring in the case of the Muniel- Paul League against Charles Brock and Arthur Green was held in Alderman Pullen's office. Agent Wilson described detentions of the two men at a gambling place on Wyoming Avenue. Brock appeared in charge, Green testified he was only working in the office and knew nothing of gambling. Brock was held in $400 bail.
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Muniel- Paul League
Charles Brock
Arthur Green
Wyoming Avenue
Alderman Pullen
Wilson Qiad
League
Haadaaag
Brock
Green
Ofice
Forestry authority to lecture at Board of Trade
An authority on forestry will deliver a terminology lecture at the Board of Trade rooms on Tuesday evening April 16 at 8 o clock. A limited number of tickets costing 50 cents each are available at Sanderson's drug store or from Mr Atherton, 7.
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Atermaticon
Board of Trade Rooms
Sanderson
Atherton
Second Hand Organ for Sale at Guernsey Hall
A used organ is offered for as low as $10.00 at Guernsey Hall Scranton Pennsylvania. The seller J W Guernsey, Prop. invites buyers to ask for Kelly's union crackers.
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Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Kelly
Jansen Case Fell Flat Despite Prosecution Effort
In South Scranton, Frank Jansen was acquitted by directed verdict on voluntary manslaughter after jurors found the Commonwealth failed to prove intent. The case, arising from a January 22 house fire that killed his daughter Florence, saw Mrs. Jansen and her sister injured, with testimony centering on who caused the blaze. The judge ruled the charge could not proceed to the jury and the matter may be reindicted for involuntary manslaughter.
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Commonwealth
Wayland
Jansen
South Scranton
Edwards
Jensen
Lewis
Supreme Court
Florence
Sarah McDonald
Sadie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Hos
Leon
Lieg
Hin
Hevy
Emil Behmitt
Jansen Wis
Jay Tens
Lowie
John PD. Quinnan
MM. W. Lowry
Joseph O'Brien
Attorn Reyes
Hiimlng
Gison
May Hill
O. A. Buemer
Elerk
Dunmore
A. C. McHugh
Scranton
Thomas Mitagerald
Albert Breese
Carbondale
Harry L. Bryant
Scranston
Philip Wren
M. Galligher
Indorer
Willie Reese
Rendham
Thomas W. Edwards
Olyphant
Ile Deatty
David T. Richards
Mathew Stanton
Moscow
Carbondale Murder Case Delayed to Next Term
The Ellott murder case from Carbondale is postponed to the next term by agreement. Local election cases in Lickawanna County indict John Cayne prosecuting Thomas Jefeye Thomas Murray for fraudulent voting and Peter Judge for assault. they are continued Tomorrow.
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Samuel Ellott
Carbondale
Radward Twerbert
Lickawanna Township
John J. Cayne
Thomas Jefeye
Thomas Murray
Peter Judge
Wunuit
Joslh White
William V. Puller
Hy Pierce
Kelly
William Morgan
Lizzie Morgan
Anthony Glambos
George Kopchoonn
North Scranton
Constathble Cole
Richard M. Owens
Blakely
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
William Connolly
Bellevue
Harry C. Hatton
Annie Ames
Forest City
Knapye Ames
A. S. Swartz
Bucks County
Equity suit seeks trust declaration on church property
George Smith and Anthony Savage lead the St. Joseph's Lithuanian Catholic congregation in an equity suit to force Vincent Blazyo William Yuski Mike Bernotus and Joseph Tamolimis to declare they held church property in trust for the congregation. The defendant committee took a deed in their names and transferred to Peter with consent of the congregation to the Providence Lithuanian congregation and to the bishop as trustee. The plaintiffs say they bought the property as church trustees and seek a court declaration to clear title. A Zimmerman represents the plaintiffs.
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George Smith
Anthony Savage
St. Joseph's
North Main Avenue
Providence
Vincent Blazyo
William Yuski
Mike Bernotus
Diverge Mitchell
Joseph Tamolimis
Peter
Providence Lithuanian
the Diovese
Plahutit
A. Zimmerman
Contempt Indictment Challenge by Lawyers
Major Everett Warren and Joseph O'Brien for General Mann file to quash an indictment charging contempt. Bor B. J. Wayland of the Lackawanna Telephone Company seeks cause, arguing answering councilmanic questions would incriminate him, thus a proper objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Warren
Joseph O'Brien
Altoreys
Ceneral Mann
Bor B. J. Wayland
Lackawanda Telephone Company
Commonwealth
Lil
Wayland
Alderman Fuller
Court grants five more Hauer S cenete veslandry to belated applicants
Five additional applicants receive court approval in a belated hiring proceeding. Beran ton residents Karl Wopatak of Pittston Avenue Nineteenth Ward and Charles Lowers of West Market Street First Ward are named among those granted status. Other hires include Soln Opsan Ack of Drinker Street Second Ward and several others from First Ward Archibald North Main Street and related addresses.
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Beranton
Karl Wopatak
Set Pittston Avenue
Charles =. Lowers
West Market Street
Soln Opsanack
Drinker Street
Dinmore
John Lortwus
James Cherrity
First Ward
Archibald
Itabert Ingile
North Main Street
Probate notices from Scranton era two items
The record mentions wills and estates in Scranton with names such as John Ut Malin Henry Wann and May O Hara. It notes probate actions yesterday and letters of administration granted to Julla in blore and Siphy Kann alongside references to Lackawann township.
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Tie
John Ut Malin
Scranton
Mahon
PL W
Costella
Henry Wann
Siphy Kann
May O' Hara
Court appoints boards to examine mine inspector applicants
The court has appointed two examining boards for mine inspector candidates. First district members include W. G. Robertson of Dolph Coal, J. Roberts of Jorn, and J. Melionougin of Carbondale. Second district members include Rowse A. Phillipe of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, J. D. Griffith of Scranton, and Michael Garvie of Mealy.
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Flret
W. G. Robertson
Dolph Coal Company
Josep T. Roberts
Jorn
J. Melionougin
Carbondale
Rowse A. Phillipe
Delawarm, Lackawanna and Westar
Jol D. Griffith
Scranton
Michael Garvie
Mealy
Steam Heating and Plumbing. P. F and MT. Howley
Steam heating and plumbing services advertised by P. F. and MT Howley at 01 Wyoming Avenue.
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P. F & MT. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Board of Trade Reports New Industries Added
The Scranton board of trade held a well attended noon session led by President Lansing. The manufacturing committee announced Graf stave plant to be built beyond the city line in Dickson with 1000,000 capital and about 100 workers. Additional progress reported on Tunnes Veolit mill on West Side and Keller Van Dyke piano factory expansion. Col Hitchcock named delegate to National Municipal League convention in Rochester. An oil portrait purchase for former presidents approved. Lunch followed each meeting.
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Hitchcock
National Municipal League
Board of Trade
Lansing
Scranton
Graf! Company
Selizabethport
N. J
City Lne
Dickson
Oper
Br Hile Det
Abiehinery
al Ween
Atwaite
Keller & van Dyke Piano
T. J. Foster
United States
Atherton
McKinley
Be, M. Clarke
Clarke Bros
Cornelius Comenegys
Col
F. L. Hitchcock
Rochester
A. B. Dunning
George Wisher
Hanks
Sweeney and Buckley Deaths Prompt Removals at Ashland
Relatives of the late F. Sweeney and George S. Buckley, a Lackawanna Railroad employee, moved the bodies to Cleveland and Chicago respectively after being found dead in the Ashland house New York. W. W. Clemmons was appointed to fill Sweeney’s car record department post, amid sorrow among oil accountants and other company staff.
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F. 7. Sweeney
George S. Buckley
Lacka- Whea Ralroad
Ashland House
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
W. W. Clemmons
Car Record Department
Sweeney
Court House News Notes Inheritance and custody motions discussed
Court actions include continued injunctions and hearings for tomorrow. Robert Koehler appointed guardian of the Seventeenth ward following J A Poorman’s death. Smyth faces challenge to ruling as John Tierney case proceeds. George Sulzinahi seeks adoption through F Tuffy with consent from the county. Martio I Vigny appeals county treasurer case to Superior Court. plaintiff’s attorneys include O Brien Maytin and Murs.
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Pyrday
Robert
Koehler
Yistenday
Cantwiie
J.A. Poorman
John Tierney
Smyth
Mivteys
George Sulzinahi
Honington Avenue
F. 1
Tuffy
Tive Properties
Liehier
Styles of fashions arrive at Furriers on Lackawanna Ave
The Furriers have just arrived with the latest styles for spring and summer. Prices start at $160 on Lackawanna Avenue.
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Lackawanna Ave
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H. K. Zerbe
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St. Luis
Cca Street Railway Co
Tirst Mortgage
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Silk Mill Girls
Lizgie Steibler
Mira
Lloyd Dock
Fred Royer
Neptune Engine Company
Iadder
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Buckley
Wilton C Lrowa
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Dink Avenue
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Court House News Notes
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Ladies’ Tailors
China
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Insy
Lewis & Reilly
Scranton Bicycle
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
J. D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
TRE
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Spruce Street
Penna
Capitol
Board OF Directors
ANDREW V. Mc@LINTOCK
Abram Neshitt
Josep Cortemens
August Tounson
George B Smlh
Pverete Warkes
Thomas H. Watkins
Or. Watries
Thomas Foul
William F. Plald
Abram Nesbitt
William F. Hallstead
Johnson
Andrew H. [icClintock
Henry A. Knapp
Ralph S. Hull
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