City Notes and Local Events Schedule
The Republican county committee meets this afternoon at the Central Republican club hall. Cows found on the street may be impounded by order of the Io How Day official, owner faces a fee to release. A mock trial and patriotic program are planned at Rights of Mali hall Wednesday evening. Patrolman Muntington made the first arrest last night for vagrancy near North Washington avenue. Bankruptcy petition filed by Dillus Miley Croon of Ciuss Park. St Peter’s Church pair service opens Wednesday evening at Prescott avenue with large crowds and articles for sale. Bishop Fowler to lecture Sunday evening in the high school auditorium on Abraham Lincoln and related topics. Powell’s music store hosts a Tuesday event. details vary per notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishop Fowler
C. i. Wwler
D. D
Te Methodist
Oteli
Lecure
Tie Cours
Powell's
Mimic
Wienness
Green Ridge Notes and Group Meetings Report
Green Ridge Wood eo held a Masonic hall meeting with twenty initiates. Edwin J. Pearce of East Market Street reported on local events while the Robickerbocker Athletic club announced a social at their rooms tonight. W W Adair, secretary of the Young Monte Christian association, will speak at Asbury Methodist Episcopal church at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Airs
Stevens
Dickson Arena
Masonic Hall
Edwin J. Pearce
East Market
Roigkerbocker Athletic Club
Demon Avenue
Hollenback
Lake Winoli
Tom Town
Yuslor
Wes LO. Simpson
N.Y
W. Adair
Cholera Epidemic in Manila Abates With Fatal Toll
Manila reports show the cholera outbreak subsiding as of April 18. Total cases stand at six hundred plus, with over 2,500 deaths recorded in the city and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Scranton to face Pittston Brothers in opener today
Scranton baseball hosts Pittston Brothers amateur club in a brisk afternoon contest. Pittston arrives confident after weeks of practice, with a large local delegation expected as rooters. Umpire Southard will call the game at four o clock, admission twenty five cents with grandstand fifteen more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pittston Brothers
Crick
Vally
Pittston
Southard
Gloudiew
Blikey
Toronto
Morrie
Taylor
Frung
Berris
Cluny
Olyphant
Bullivan
Rilney
Summers
McCarthy
Piteher
Ttors
Gorton
Blakey
Perris
Sullivan
Frants
Schmaltz
Ross
Morris
Johnson
Steinberg
Rulney
Wiltse
McGarry
Impersonator Delights Audiences At Seriton Club
Miss Blanche TL Prideriel entertained a fashionable audience at the Seriton Bicycle clubhouse raising funds for the Fighnemann hospital. She performed four monologues including a dramatic rendition of Ahiudime Butterfly and a later scene from Mistress Nell, drawing tears and applause. A charity sale and social hour followed with numerous ladies assisting at tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche TL
Prideriel
Seriton
Fighnemann Hospital
Miss Frideric
Miss Meldericis
Annis
Meester
Heine Jamin Prankleen
United States
van Tour Tom
Miss Pride
Nell Gwynn
Crink
Mrederiel
Daisy
Vincent Harrelli
Erteriittmient
Avalr
Mays. Leidey Belin
Afve
Alm. Necker
VT. MW. Watkins
Amys
V. W. Dsirkpatrick
Airs
Id. Welles
A.bh Storra
Paul Oelin
Wyon, Robertson
J. KK. Richond
Alice Belin
Elelenw Hadid
Louise Smith
Janet Storrs
Lois Richmoned
Elon Boles
Hinabeth Storrs
Lavelle Arson Trial Tests Own Property Crime Law
The Commonwealth pursues a ruling on whether setting fire to one’s own house counts as arson absent insurance fraud. Bridget Lavelle is found guilty with mercy recommended. other defendants face assorted charges from deceitful checks to trolley strike incidents. Multiple verdicts and cost allocations follow as cases wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Newcomb
Bridget Lavelle
John J. Sevage
Ada Kishpaugh
Rachel Williams
William McGrawugh McGraw
Thomas Cannon
Marti Jennings
J. H W. Jennings
Konarmey
Andrew Hoeffron
Daniel McAuliffe
They Both Got Even in Raymond Court Clash
In a Thursday Raymond court cuting affray two locals Malinda Bowie and Robert Mills were injured and vowed revenge. Warrants issued for both, Mills charged with felonious wounding and assault and battery. In Alderman Ruddy's office Mills held on $600 bail. Malinda followed to Magistrate Howe and also jailed on $600 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Court
Malinda Bowie
Robert Mills
Central
Mills
Ruddy
John J. Murphy
Malinda
Richard J. Bourke
Mils
Nan
Jess
Aind
County Jalil
Howe
Fifty Five Pension Bills Passed in Senate Confusion
A jumbled Washington dispatch reports fifty five pension bills advancing in the senate amid pauses on Philippine governance. The session saw tentative approval of proposals while key sections remained unsettled and additional measures to pension funds were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachwieo
Shortest Cut to the Heart Extends Comfort
The note touts extending comfort as the shortest cut to the heart, claiming relief from headaches and correction of visual defects and urging cooperation to further the method.
Scranton Man Charged With Assault and Battery
John J. Myers of South Scranton is charged with assault and battery on Mary Fallon. Tony Mignotti faces charges of larceny of several pictures owned by Louise Mannilee. Caviases were issued for Konstant Suvock and John Plagherty who failed to answer firearms and assault charges. Ludwig Brauer's will admitted to probate. Amelia Brauer named executrix. Catherine Clarke granted admin letters in Archbald estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Moxon
A. Prvedman
Fileman Gamble
Snecelal Offeer Morvis Neyman
Johan Dunleavy
Thomas Ct. Francois
John McDonnell
David G. Evans
Matthew Arbutes
Mary Pennell
North Scranton
John J. Myers
South Scranton
Mary Fallon
Tony Mignotti
Louise Mannilee
Caviases
Konstant Suvock
John Plagherty
Ludwig Brauer
Carbondale
Register Koch
Amelia Brauer
Thomas J. Clarke
Archbald
Catherine Clarke
Obituary notices for Houser Bowers and Doyle
Thomas Houser 70 longtime Scranton resident dies of heart disease at Chestnut Street home after long decline. Former DL&W foreman for 22 years, charter member of Washington Camp 178, survived by two sons and a daughter. Aug 4 funeral plans pending. August Bowers former South Steel foreman dies in Buffalo while on plant assignment. Funeral in Allkory street residence Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bridogist Doyle dies Center Street Rendhim leaving husband and children Mya Roney Bell Nelle Alfred Doyle with funeral Monday and interment Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Houser
Chestnut Street
West
Scranton
Carbon County
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
House
August Bowers
South Steel Mills
Buffalo
Price
CC. Fineham
Ahlekory
Bridogist Doyle
Christopher Doyle
Center Street
Rendhim
Mya
Roney
Bell
Howard
George Hobbs
Nelle
Alfred Doyle
Taylor
Cathedral Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs J J Foster Set at 1 O'clock Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs J J Foster will be held for the family at 27 Pine Avenue at 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon with a visit of 12 o clock as previously noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Foster
Pein Avenue
D L W Board for Today Makes Up Friday and Saturday Schedule
The D L W board lists Friday April 15 events including Festiva Lust and My Langlney with various Hoboken entrants and times. Saturday April 19 shows Extras East, Hoboken entries, and a long roster of crews, with notice of trains and employer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D., L and W
APNE
My Langlney
Stobohen
Walan
McCunn
Hoboken
Motwilicine
G. T. Staples
Murphys
Gilligan
Iloboken
Burkhart
Dlaan
Moater
J. Baxter
Me J
Hennigan
M. Finnerty
Mohoken
M Sanith
Summits
Kiet
Carriage
Frounfelkor
Wa Tn
Nichols
Bleuntgou
Thompson
P.m
AL Collen
Thjhers
Widder
Toa
Pinnelly
Su. Nl
Mowery
A. m
Martin
Lad P. Om
Sauna
Causey
C. Bartolomew Tipam
Singer
Lamping
Heliitie
McGoverny
Beaty Apa
Letics West
BR. Costner
J U. m
F. McDonnell
Joly Culgan
Top
A. FP
Ketchum
Hondolpiy Ap. Am
M. Canmoody
PT. Doudivan
Bowler League May Trim Scranton Schedule To Thirty Games
Scranton bowling district eyes shortening the season from forty-two to thirty games to ease players after June 1. The Imperials led by Backus stars Peckins Moore Hopkins Meyers and Waldner loom strong, while Hopkins posted a 1991-3 average across thirty frames. The Black Diamonds and Backus will clash next Friday to settle the title as Crescent Centrals grow stronger and a league meeting in South Scranton sets trophy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Billy Hopkins
Cambriane
Black Diamonds
Backus
Imperials
Libederkranz
Peckins
Moore
Hopkins
Meyers
Waldner
Crescents
Centrals
Labor party to continue strike in Belgium
The general council of the labor party met in Brussels and decided to keep the strike going but peaceful. While some strikers resume work, reports indicate true quality and activity across Belgium.
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Emily Marion Colling
Washington Avenue
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Lackawanna Ave
Aen
Jacobs & Fasold
Deers Jr
Providence Road
Green Ridge
James Payne
City Notes
Republican County Committee
Central Republican Club
Woos
Elal
Diel Andek
Amerie
Malia Hall
Cirisey Bulhling
Loban
Tie. Mebnod
Mohai
Wis
Muntington
North
Darel Street
Pitltion
Dilius Miley Croon
Ciuss Park
Powter
ST. Peters Churou
Benoit
Blanche L. Friderici
Bicycle Club
MR. Thomas Sustained
Thomas
George Guste
John Kern
Michael Massage
Enol
Edwards
Mit
Coisie
Nera
Mary Reddington
Thutving
Police Day
Purdy
Thomas Miller
Engibeth Morgin
Levy
I Kindlord
Scranton Tribune
Tribune
Cal
Holliter
Scruton
Seganlon
Siettov
Cupresserie
Chis Beau
Optician
S. H. Twining
Penn Avenue
Register’s
Ageil
A. Gerrity
Akomon J. Woployer
Iaetee
Utiles
Scranton Bowling League
Zulager
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Maslin
Steiria
Jace
Madris Negliges
Sinrus
HARDY
Shwanin
The
Associated Prest
Spring Valley
Pranucisva Cassia
Barney Ponatti
Peink Penuglio
Minois
Belgium
SRA Baya E
Madras
Mears & Hagen
John
Boyle
Clothier
Marseilles
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Wyoming Ave
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