City Notes Spreads and Bridges Committee Meeting
The select council scribe and bridges committee will hold a meeting Wednesday night to discuss proposed measures for spillways and bridge projects amid several recently introduced topics. Two ash dumpers Nelson and Bell face hearings in police court for dumping waste on a vacant lot at Mulberry Street. An employee Injured by a rivet at Western Malindean boiler shop received hospital care. Major Bruce Vield of Easton led a military court martial in the armory approving five members’ rulings after absence from drill. decisions await colonel approval.
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Spreats
Iridges
Select Council
Hic
Nelson
Heli TL Bell
Londay
Omeer Tiowh
Multerey Street
Ilowani Shaw
Sin South Main Divenue
Auehawalinie
Malindean
Yeing
Lackawanna Hospital
Bo Itueh Vield
Easton
Watres
Local Society Notes and Meetings Tonight
The West End Wheelmen bowling team aims to play Elka on local alleys. Miss Ethel Newcombe previews a pianoforte recital at St Luke's Warich. The Biewole club rollers head to Wilkes Narre. Tes vuo Mission directory holds a meeting at 8. St Joseph's Society rents space this afternoon at the Knights of Columbus rooms. Clarence Mission managers convene at Mesa Lo Grawford and Mona avenue Arandl. South Sovane ton A B A hosts Sock Sorgs at Knights of Columbus club rooms on Washington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Elka
St. Luke's Warich
Ethel Newcombe
Biewole Club
Wilkes Narre
West Indeam No. 1
Directory of the
Tes Vuo Mission
Mission Tlouse
St. Joseph's Society
Knights of Columbis
Washington Avenue
Clarence Mission
Mesa
Lo Grawford
Monta Avenue
Arandl
B. A
South Sovaneton
Knights of Columbus Club
Ious
Washeington Avenue
Young Women Mela tion and Civic Events Announced
The Young Women’s Christian celebration called mela tion RYMnasian exhuvition is set for Friday at the High School auditorium with ticket sales at the central office. A talent social follows and includes an ice cream sale. Also planned are a May rally by the Knights of Columbus in Washington avenue and a lecture on April 2 at 8 pm by MHuwell about Miree Ridge library building. The AcLanton High School Glee Club will perform.
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Knights of Colinas
Washington Avenue
Meoteaor Mhuwell
Kibewry
Sp. m
Aclanton High School
Pde
Van Den Hende Recital Delights Guernsey Audience
Madame Van Den Hende impressed a large Guernsey hall audience with a distinct cello treat. Mrs Brady sang with memorized songs, while M Vandervveken and Charles H. Dorriam offered refined accompaniments. A second concert is planned for Thursday evening.
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van den Hende
Guernsey
Madame van den Hende
Mrs. Brady
Charmant Olsen
Kathleen
Lange
M. Vandervveken
Change in Street Funds Control Sparks City Debate
City officials debate shifting street repair funding from council wards to the Department of Public Works under John B. Roche after a 20,120.25 appropriation. Critics cite past abuses including fictitious payrolls and ward-borne vehicles used for votes, while supporters cite streamlined administration.
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John B. Roche
Uipper Bill Provides That the “Department of Public Works
Councihman Keller
Williams Directory to Release Expanded Street Directory
Processors to Taylor's Directory Co meet with good success and report large subscriptions and advertising patronage. J J Wil lite, longtime publisher of Serminton Directory, states forthcoming work will surpass past efforts with improved street and block listings and new features. Williams building opposite the post office houses the operation as he plans directories for other cites for public consultation.
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Taylor's Directory Co
J. J. Willite
Serminton Directory
Vest
Williams
Spring Tonics Offered by Mathews Brothers
An advertisement promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound for toning nerves blood kidneys and vitality. Sold by Mathews Brothers during a spring house-cleaning push.
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Matthews Brothers
Guernsey Hall Piano Sale On Washington Avenue
J W Guernsey proprietor advertises 4 good pianos for sale at Guernsey Hall 414 Washington Ave Scranton urging readers to call for prices and terms the best and most reliable place to purchase pianos.
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Washington Ave
Scranton
J. W. Guernsey
Swim To Mb and Mes in Won Tim Pi
A fragmentary notice lists a swim event or appointment dated April 20 with unclear names and places. The readable items include a date and monetary figure, but specifics about people or organizations are not clear enough to define.
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Mes
Won
Tim
Secania
En Salurde
Large Divorce List in County Court Sessions
Thirty five divorce applications were considered by Judge Carpenter with Judges Edwards and Kelly. Cases listed include Clancy, Kimble, Gardner, Wolfe, Williams, Muffley, Phillips, Joseph, Hansen, Aceve, Trauger, and others with dispositions, continuances, or orders for alimony and attorney fees. The Wolfe case closed by agreement. Young case decree made absolute.
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Carpenter
Edwards
Kelly
Solomen Daweon
Lavina Thawson
Annie Clancy
James Clancy
John Kimble
Krank
I. Kimble
Mary M. Gardner
Charles Gardner
Chour Wolfe
Nellie Wolfe
Edgar Wellber
Lacy Webber
Hizadle Connor
Michael Connor
Charles Janes
Lamitiene
Sidney Willama
Agnes William
Joseph Coley
Mary Golor
Mutlo M. Kreteingeor
Kreteinger
Mary
Silabee
Philander
Sissier
Frank Mont
Elizabeth Mont
Martin Bliss
Elva FL Buiss
Annie KF. M Wimphreya
Humphreys
Nachel Hopkins
Anomas Moptine
Lizzie Wicklam
J. W. Wickham
Mary McDermott
Frank McDermott
Saleim Phillie
Olympia Phillips
Ache! Parcel
Arthur Purvel
J. Bello de Svivia
Henry G. de Sytvia
Sivdit K. Morris
William Morris
Charles Herbet
Sophia II
Umerbst
Delbere Z. Williams
Ida M. Willians
Nellie Lowery
Charles
Lowery
Wolfe
la Plume
Trauger
Hst
Clancy
Connor
Williams
Miles
Kimble
Kretginger
Dawson
Horn
Ridgeway
Ace
Webber
Jones
Muffler
Phillips
Joseph
Hlinsen
Young
Willard Griffin
Washburg & Dawson
Atturmmeys
Opening of Argument Court Under Judge Carpenter
Judge Carpenter presided in the opening argument court with Presiding Judge Edwards and Judge Kelly. He led a heavy docket, hearing fifty eight cases, with forty nine addressed by ruling or discussion. Several rulings reversed or entered in attachment and judgment matters, plus numerous divorce actions and a notable misappropriation case.
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Carpenter
Edwards
Kelly
Judge Carpenter
Peter J. McCann
Ohl Wayne Mutual Life Assoclation
Simmons
M. J. Walch Et al
Dridgut Malley
D. B. Replogle
Jane BE. Singer
E. A. Selimpl Aguinat
God Discount Bank
EL. McCafferty Aguinat
IL Schaudt
Mott
Hd. Digeon
Northwestern Sationa
Insurance Empany
Alex Sohlonko
Miss Jones Accused of Jewelry Transfer in Larceny Case
Miss Smith prepared to testify that Miss Jones gave the jewelry directly to Miss Smith and that there was no theft in the transaction. The statement indicates a direct transfer rather than any ballment by the participants.
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Jennie Smith
Jennie Daily
Gertie Jones
I. H. Hol+gate
Helen Welcome
Miss Smith
Miss Jones
Ejectment Actions Entered by Willard Warren and Knapp
Ejectment actions accompanied by judgments were instituted yesterday by Willard Warren and Knapp for J. K. Price et al. against Pr W. Heiley, the Throoy estate against M. G. Haupt, and Ell K. Price Jr. et al. against John A. Law. The first case covers Tot A. in Block A on Ridge Road Arch bald, the second Lot 12 in Licek 2 Hill Street Olyphant, and the third Lot 8 Square FA Mead Street Throop.
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Willard, Warren & Knapp
J. K. Price
Pr. W. Heiley
Licek 2
Hill Street
Olyphant
Square FA
Mead Street
Throop
Two Defendants Punished for Slot Machine and White Beating
Two defendants failed to respond for sentence. George A. Price of Blakely pled guilty to maintaining a slot machine and was fined 81 percent and costs. Henry Whonnedy of Carbondale convicted of white beating was fined 310 and costs and ordered to bond $00 for 10 months of his wife's support. He could not pay and was jailed.
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George A. Price
Blakely
Kenry Whonnedy
Carbondale
County Commissioners Hear Assessments in Carbondale
County Commissioners Morris Pen man and Thurkin with clerks Robathan Van Bergen and Heusner traveled to Carbondale yesterday for a two day session hearing country assessment appeals. They held sessions in the city hall.
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Morris, Penman and Thurkin
Fh. Ee Robathan
John van Bergen
George Heusner
Carbondale
Elty Halk
Expensive bonfire destroys city gambling gear
In a court authorized action, $1,400 worth of slot machines and gambling paraphernalia were to be burned behind city hall by Agent Robert Wilson and Municipal League staff. The list names owners from Wyoming Avenue to Lackawanna and Olyphant, with two machines excluded from today’s destruction.
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City Hall
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Frank Trew
Wyoming Avenue
Amuomiet
Renee George Wileun
Lackawanna Avenue
OW. Grogan
Avana
Ph J. Dhvies
Olyphant
Ko Menzel
Coane
Thomas R. Williams
C. P. O'Malley
J. J. O'Malley
Robert Wilton
Mrs Ilonew EL Brown Thanks Camp No 2 40 and Union
Mrs Ilonew EL Brown of 20 North Jiste Park Avenue extends sincere thanks to friends and especially Camp No 2 40 PO B of At Pocono Tribe No 240 HW M and Painters Union No 18 for support during illness and for honors at the last journey of her husband Henry EB Brown.
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Ilonew EL. Brown
Jiste Park Avenue
PO. B
Pocono
Oo. HW. M
Painters’ Union
Wil
Hany EB. Brown
Organ Sale Ad Snares Scranton Shoppers
A dubious listing touts organs for sale at Guernsey Hall run by J. W. Guernsey Prep on 34 Washington Avenue, Scranton Pennsylvania. Prices are stated as low as ten dollars for second hand organs.
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Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Kelly Requests Union Trackers Amid Cigar Launch
The note asks for Kelly to obtain union trackers while promoting Smoke the new Kivon cigar. It mentions og in shorthand, implying informal communication about product and labor tools. The fragment suggests coordination around labor data and a tobacco launch.
Scranton Board Cuts Tax Levy and Plans Bonds
The Scranton Board of Control lowers the school levy to thirteen mills for the coming year and votes to issue $60,000 in bonds for new buildings in the First Sixth and Twenty first wards. The report cites reduced needs and outlines sinking fund payments while noting Captain May’s opposition to bond issuance.
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Francois
Second Ward
Board of Control
Finance Committee
Shires
Scranton
Scranton Board of Control
Willding
Boulevard Road
May
Lecture in College Hall by Maud Gone and Major McBride
In College Hall on Sunday May 5 Miss Maud Gone and Major McBride speak under the John Mitchell club auspices. Proceeds aid Treland while the Mitchell club claims no profit and the event features a musical program with Mrs OBrien Miss Burns Miss Boland and Prof Kelly participating.
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College Hall
Miss Maud
Major McBrile
John Mitchell Club
Major McBride
United States
Treland
Judd
Mitchell Club
Joseph O'Brien
Susie Burns
Mary Boland
Kelly
Avchbald
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The
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Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Keystone Lyceum Burseau
Powell
Alusin Ee
Williams Directory Co
PJ. O'Donnell
BE. FE. O'Connor
Scranton Railway Company
Thomas O. Williams
Kiger Intertainment Company
Thowas Mapellen
Maward Jones
Spruke Beas
Anding Qeulaki
Theodore Konecany
J. W. Mick
Philip Swarts
Maury Shaw
Dlerbert Thayer
Kate Sebefski
Andrew Ferdo
George Korotk
Barber
Beckwith
Ity
Scramton
Winilinot Ah
Palaver
International Correspondence Behools
Coonor
Stark
Tierney
Smith
Singer Company
Baird
Wilmartin
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Osthaus
Patrick Hurley
Tland Avenue
Margaret
Stanton
Holand Avenue
Veter Daokateh
Saminmote
Ella Milne
Eyeereesarseusseneeessanees
Mmnmone
Butte Brecht
OOH Summit
Hate Stout Sreeeene
Cumibouer Novie
Remington Avenue
Stanley Jusekiewier
Denia Nealon
Lucerne Aboot
Katie Gillespie
Crown Avenue
PinonGsy
Piceburge
Annie Y Wavbotisha
Mary A. Lofine
Oren Dames
Oisives
Annie V. Lynoth
OSA
Andrew No Walker
Mulberry Street
Pranves
Prath
Mulberry
Andrew Woskmuwick
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Mayfiold
Emma Cowell
Cresent
Widergart
Cavers Tesdtecerces
Cuoimie
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Dahl
Feust Sear
Ifi
Laughlin
Crina All
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Lewis & Reilly
Ms. Ui
Scranton Bicycle
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
J. D. Williams & Bro
Meldrum, Scott & Go
San Umbrellas
Miss Maud Gonne
Auburn
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