Personal notices from Madison and Woellaville society circle
Personal items report Josephine Farhan of Madison Avenue recovering after a visit in Woellaville New York. Patrick Walkh of Waymimet hosts her daughter Mie Rute Wath of Bpruce Street. Several locals on a trout fishing trip at Sprig Hill. Rev Alexander V Doyle of New York selects John A Foote of Aprile bald to compile a hymnal for Catholic Total Alit pince America. Foote won a national prize for a paper on Rev Theobald Mathow.
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Mins
Josephine Farhan
Madison Avenue
Gore
Woellaville
N.Y
Patrick Walkh
Waymimet
Gunat
Mie Rute Wath
Bpruce Street
R.A. Mercur
W. Elwell
iHlorva
Richard Hiern
Alexander V. Doyle
New Yorkers
America
John A. Foote
Aprile Bald
Mr. Foote
Theobald Mathow
Runaway Children Reported From Nanticoke and Wilkes-Barre
Police were informed that 15 year old Adam Mille, adopted by Mr and Mrs John W Richards of Nanticoke, ran away and may have returned to his mother Mrs Mills Wil Lam Pence. He wore a blue plaid suit. Also 14 year old Peter Knopp of Wilkes-Barre ran away, possibly headed here, wearing a gray coat, matching trousers, dot cap and patent shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mille
John W. Richards
Nanticoke
Mills
Willam Pence
Mr. Richards
Duggan
Associated Board of Charities
Peter Knopp
Wilkes-Barre
Twentieth Scranton Conservatory Music Recital Shown Tomorrow
The Scranton Conservatory of Music presents its twentieth recital in Guernsey hall with pianoforte vocal and elocution students performing a varied program. The lineup includes works by Weber Haydn and Moscowowski with several solo and ensemble selections featuring Miss Romaine Breiten, Miss Mildred Howe, Miss Slocum and Mr. Wilkins among others, plus orchestral accompaniment.
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Scranton Conservatory of Music
Guernsey Hall
Pinmod
Romaine Breteen
Dhamere
Hiream
Plano
Bentet
Mia Haithe Kline
Grace Treaning
Revanton
von Weber
Mildred Howe
Setutiten
Knemite Clace
Font Mater
Miss Browning
Sonanton
Sohomann
Louise Slocum
Haydn Mive
Marion Hutchiron
Sermaton
Mr. Pennington
Capriogioas
M. von Webbr Mice
Ir Browning Seana
Tristiante
Ita
Mostkowaski
Harry Wilkins
Scranton
Ensemble
Our Planes
Mialelli
Mise Muatchison
Miss Stetin
Mies Hone
Miee Browning
Mise Follansbee
Mist Wagenhurst
Mise Gerlock
Me. Wilkins
Anon
Desperate quarrel ends in revolver scare in Lackawanna street
A celebration in the Rising Sun block on Seventh Street, Lackawanna County, led to a violent clash over a rejected suitor. Harry Cluto drew a Johnson revolver, fired none, and was arrested after a fight left Capo injured and a crowd alarmed. Cluto, about 25, Moosic resident, awaits a morning hearing.
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Seventh Street
Harry Cluto
William Cape
Caroner
Lackawanna County
Cluto
Capo
Clute
Johnson
Matthews
West Scranton
Moosic
Seranton
Seventh Streets
Beer Glass Breaks Up Street Fight Over Board
George Glisk and John York of Lloyd Street fought Saturday night after a dispute over board. Glisk threw a beer glass at York, who was then struck with the broken glass. Glisk has fourteen stitches, York several. both treated by Dr. Corser. No arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glisk
John York
Lloyd Street
Glisk
York
No Services at Elm Park Church as Mill’s Pulpit Absence
Dr. E M Mills, secretary of the Twentieth Century Thank Offering, failed to arrive for Elm Park church services yesterday while Rev Dr Giffin was away at an Owego conference. No morning or evening services were held, and the congregation dispersed to other city churches. Mil ls is believed to have misunderstood the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille
Republican Convention Excursion Tickets to Harrisburg Sale
The Lackawanna railroad announces excursion tickets from Pennsylvania points to Harrisburg for the state convention on April 26. Tickets go on sale April 24 and 26, good for return until April 26, inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lackawanna Railroad
Paints
Pennsylvania
No clear article headline from fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows dialogue about a wife and money with unclear context. No identifiable event, persons, or organization to summarize into a full news item.
Combining the Light Companies Consolidates Valleys Power Grid
Martin Maloney of Philadelphia heads a drive to unify electric light companies across the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valleys. A charter filing in Harrisburg signals a bid to control Pattson and related towns, with plans to absorb or oust existing firms and secure long term city contracts.
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Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Lackawanna and
Wyoming
Pittston
Harrisburg
Bittston
Rees
Lackawanna
Combine
Yorert City
Newtleoke
Morosini Hotel Front Threatens Collapse After Slippage
The Morosini hotel at 31 Lackawanna avenue suffers a five inch bulge above the second floor, risking collapse. Heavy bracing is in place while the cause remains undetermined. The “air line” end of Lackawanna avenue shows ground settlement as curb and pavement shift noticeably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morosini
Lackawanna Avenue
Towls Seeks Jury Commissioner Post in Fifteenth Ward
Ex patrolman Thomas W Towls of the Fifteenth ward enters the race for jury commissioner. He asserts long city residence since 1500 and claims no prior office. William F B Davies of Bellevue Heights seeks the Republican nomination for clerk of the course. Smoke The Pocono Se cigar.
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Thomas W. Towls
Thin City
Lowle Lo
Low
William FB. Davies
Bellevue Heighta
Finest Table Butter Price List At City Dairy
Daily arrivals of Finest Table Butter and Coursen's Creamery Butter advertised. Fancy Fresh Creamery Butter in 3 and 5 lb boxes 24 cents per pound. Coursen's Print Butter claimed as city’s finest table butter. 50 lb packages cut 22 cents per pound. Pack available at individual price per pound.
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Coursen
Precaution Fails as Man Struck By Trestle Warning
John Coates attempted to ride a slowly moving freight train near the Dodge colliery. He rode a high box car under a trestle with warning straps above. The car passed beneath the trestle as he looked away and fell unconscious, suffering head injuries but no skull fracture, then walked home.
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Dodge
John Coates
Taylor Yard
Primaries Set for Monday June 11 in Crawford County
Republican county committee met in the Price building to fix a primary date of Monday June 11 from 4 to 8 pm with the convention on June 24. A. A. Vosburg chaired. C. E. Robinson suggested June Saturday but the amendment to Monday passed unanimously. Registration ends May 22 and candidate assessments will be set by the executive committee after registrations. Several members urged nominating a candidate for judge and the committee agreed to pursue this.
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Republican County Committee
Price Building
A. A. Vosburg
C. E. Robinson
Tenth Ward
James Moir
Jayne
Wees
John G. McAskie
Ward
Second Ward
Executive Committee
Crawford County
F. W. Fleitz
M. W. Lowry
A. J. Colborn
John G. McAskle
Funeral of Mrs. Lucinia Gunster
The remains of the late Mrs. Lucinia Gunster wife of Joseph H Gunster were borne to Forest Hill cemetery by her five sons and a nephew Charles W Henry Walter Arthur George and John H Gunster Brief funeral services were held at 402 Jefferson avenue with Rev Charles B Robinson of the Second Presbyterian Church leading prayer and a short eulogy The church quartet Gippel Morgan Binck Garagan sang selections Funeral offerings were lavish yet simple consisting mainly of large bouquets of roses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinia Gunster
Joseph H. Gunster
Forest Hill Cemetery
Charles W
Henry
Walter
Arthur
George
John H. Gunster
Jefferson Avenue
Charles B. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Gippel
Morgan
Binck
Garagan
Fourth District Convention Returns Meet in Carbondale
Republican return judges of the Fourth Legislative district will meet in Burke's hall Carbondale this afternoon to declare Saturday's primary results. With one candidate per office the committee opened polls only in select districts. An amendment to Crawford county rules may allow skipping primaries in emergencies. Nominees listed include P A Philbin Archbald for representative W Q Carrell Dunmore J W Smith Blakely and James B E Burr Carbondale for state delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Hall
Carbondale
Crawford County
P. A. Philbin
Archbald
W. Q. Carrell
Dunmore
J. W. Smith
Blakely
James BE. Burr
Chautauqua Circle Holds Final Meeting of Season
The Jewish Chautauqua circle met yesterday at Mrs. Benjamin Sumter’s Madison avenue home. They completed usual Chautauqua work and adjourned, with no meetings until fall. The local group plans to attend the July Atlantic City Summer Assembly.
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City
Benjamin Sumter
Madison Avenue
Atlantic City
Train Schedule Change for Albany Corridor in April 1900
In the April 1900 timetable, Albany and northbound trains from Scranton depart at 2.20 p.m. on weekdays instead of 1.08 p.m. Sundays departures shift to 2.23 p.m., with arrivals from Albany and north at 4.23 p.m. on Sundays and 3.23 p.m. on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Points North
Scranton
Judge Kelly praised for clear jury charges in maiden cases
Lawyers express admiration for Judge Kelly's methodical charge delivery in his early trials. The piece also notes Dan Powell's long tenure managing a Dunmore store, and Master Car Builder Canfield's ongoing railroad shop reforms and Cuba trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Canfield
C. T. Carson
Keogh Loses World Pool Title To De Oro In Match
Jerome Keogh of this city failed to take the world pool championship from Alfred De Oro. De Oro won Saturday’s match with 400 points to Keogh’s 481 as the latter lagged behind from start to finish and never led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keogh
Alfred de Oro
Keogh
DeOro
The Hest in the World Cough Remedy Endorsement
A reader testifies to rapid relief from a severe cold and troublesome cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The Herald notes the product as the best medicine for colds and coughs, with Matthews Bros. as wholesalers and Smoke The Pocono cigar advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Andersonville
Ind
Matthews Bros
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Chicago
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Columbus
Ohio
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Tommy
Johnnie
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Cuba
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Eact
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Jondgre Kelly
Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Alfred DeOro
Pocono, Fc
Clarke Bros
Spruce Street
The
Ramsey & Gore Mfg. Co
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
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Conrad
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Wyoming Ave
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