Railroad officials attend ammonia pathway meeting
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Yolin
Bato Yostorhiy
Mr. Clements
Alriet Saujaurn
Ww. Chamberlain
Borwick
American Car and Bpoundry Company
Lackawanna Railroad
South Afra
Mette
Tisn
Reduced rates to Los Angeles for federation meeting
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets from all stations to Los Angeles and returning from April 19 to May 25 for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention to be held in Los Angeles California. Tickets are valid for return until June 25 with proper validation and details available from ticket agents.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cited As Cure For All Ages
South African reader from Natal reports a neighbor used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on a two month old infant with a severe cough and claims the baby improved after giving it to the child via a feeding bottle. The letter asserts the remedy cured the baby. The note adds the product is available from local druggists.
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Arthur Chapman
Urban
Natal
South Aflies
Chamberlain
Wk Drugeist
Panther Sighted Near Peckville Stirs Peckville Workers
A Sterrick Creek Coal Company airshaft crew high on Mooale Mountain faced a panther that suddenly appeared in the area. Panicked workers Barber and three others climbed trees, later recalling they narrowly escaped a close encounter as the animal sauntered toward a nearby plant before fleeing. The Peckville community buzzed with the tale as workers returned to safety.
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Sterrick Creek Coal Company
Mooale
Walkree
Barber
Peckville
Moosie Mountain
Hlm
Peckyviles
Io Panther
Proposed Subway Plan To Span Delaware Lackawanna Tracks
Delaware Lackawanna & Western proposes a 60 foot wide subway under its tracks at South Washington avenue to replace a street surface. The company would spend 40 000 to 50 000 on construction and encase the grade crossing issue by offering the city a free subway for municipal use pending director Roche approval and council adoption.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Washington N Avenue
UN Street
Roche
Unknown Woman Killed by Train Near Mt Pleasant Washery
A woman about 50, found last night beside the track of the Ontario and Western road near Mt. Pleasant washery, had head and side bruises and appears dragged along the rail. She wore a cheap wrapper and sunbonnet. Undertaker Barrett took charge. coroners inquest planned for today.
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Ontario and Western Road
Mt. Pleasant Washery
Barrett
Bsaltry
Commissioners Elected to General Assembly by Lackawanna Presbytery
The Lackawanna presbytery gathered at Kingston to elect commissioners for the General Assembly in New York City on May 1. Clergy named include Rev. Funk Lee Moffatt Lansing and D D, with alternates Watkins McLeod Kennedy and others. Norman Ixeller was licensed to preach. I A Loux received a Plymouth pastorate commission, L W Church retired as pastor emeritus, J W Raynor named moderator. Afternoon discussed work among foreign speaking peoples and synodical home missions. The sessions close today.
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Lackawanna
Hand
Honesdale
A. Keller
Kingston
Crain
West Pittston
T. HH. Atherton
Wilkes-Darre
P. Chase
Great Bend
Blair
Ulster
W. D. Bolles
Silver Lake
J. S. Varrick
Susquehanna
Norman Ixeller
J. W. Raynor
C. Logan
D. D
W. H. Swift
Honesdile
Tev
FE. C. Thay
D. TD
Board of Aid For Colleges
Cyclone Brings Cold Snap Across Region
The region endured a cyclone yesterday with fierce winds and dust that rendered outdoor life miserable and coated surfaces with grit. Weather expert Clarke notes the system moved from Kansas, portending a shift from heat to a cold wave. By morning temperatures were expected to dip to around 40 degrees, down from near 80 Tuesday.
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Simoon
Prisoners Taken Away After Last Criminal Court Session
Six prisoners convicted of long term offenses at the last session of criminal court were yesterday taken by Sheriff Schad and Deputy Sheriff Galney to the penal institutions to which court consigned them. Three went to the Eastern penitentiary in Philadelphia. Dominick Volpe received seven years for attempted highway robbery and discharging firearms with intent to kill. John Leone was jailed for four years for participating with Volpe in the attempted robbery. W Edward Ingraham drew three years for boarding house theft. Louis Ace, common gambler, Gomer onn, thief, and Edward Davitt, an incorrigible boy, were sent to the Huntington reformatory.
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Schad
Galney
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Dominick Volpe
John Leone
Volpe
W Edward Ingraham
Louis Ace
Gomer @onn
Edward Davitt
Huntington Reformatory
Lecture of Bishop Fowler at High School Tonight
Bishop Fowler, a famed orator and link to past pulpit ages, will lecture on Abraham Lincoln at the high school tonight starting at 8 o'clock. His career spans two great eras, and his selection as funeral orator for a Chicago club marks a notable alignment with national tragedy.
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Bishop Fowler
Abraham Lincoln
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Chicago
Democrats to Submit in Quiet City Council Race
The headlining Democrat factions abandon their bid for chair and clerk positions, with P. F. Calpin dropping his push for chairmanship and Clerk Lynott yielding per his counsel. Republican EK Robathan will unveil committee appointments at the evening session.
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P. F. Calpin
Lynott
EK. Robathan
Democratic convention debate on Scranton Erie choice
Colonel F J Fitzsimmons returned from Harrisburg saying Scranton could have secured the Democratic state convention if a local committee had offered a credible claim. He noted delegates from across the state showed willingness to vote for Scranton, but no promises could be made. Hoban, county committee chair, also attended the meeting.
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F. J. Fitzsimmons
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
Tribune
Scranton
Erie
Erle
U. P. Hoban
Perjury charge follows disputed loan case
Two men from Jones street North Scranton, Barney Pitevich and Barney Lincavich, run afoul after a dispute over a $10 loan. Lincavich arrested Pitevich for false pretenses, Pitevich paid $10 plus costs, then swore out a perjury warrant. Alderman Ruddy set bail at $300 for Lincavich and detentions of two others.
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Jones Street
North
Scranton
Barney Piteuvich
Barney Lincavich
Lincavich
Piteuvich
Piteavich
Muddy
Ruddy
George Avan
George Walenis
Pitcavich
Howe
Lincuyvich
Nerve Pills Promote Scranton Recovery Claims
Scranton readers report Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills restore strength sleep and appetite. Samuel Roger of Hyde Park Avenue testifies the pills cured nervousness headaches and fatigue. Pills sell for 10 cents a box at dealers and Matthews Bros. 220 Lackawanna Avenue Beranton, with A W Chase signature on each package.
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Scranton
A. W. Chase
Samuel Roger
Hyde Park Avenue
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Beranton
Matthews’ Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Explosion in Leggett's Creek Mine Burns Two Men
A gas explosion occurred yesterday in the Leggett's Creek China vein while workers repaired roof portions. Jerry Arnold and mine foreman Levy Bniwanuel were seriously burned and transported home for treatment. Officials say Arnold had not been in the mine since a prior blast and Emmanuel likely inhaled hot gas causing internal burns. Both men were reported resting comfortably last night.
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Leggett's Creek
Jerry Arnold
Levy Bniwanuel
Emmanuel
Franklin bowling team undefeated in Scranton league action
The Franklin bowlers won three straight to extend their perfect record as Anderegg led a strong team performance on Hampe Alleys. The Colts replaced Hamper Crescent, while Cambrians edged the Imperials in one game but lost the other two. Becker defeated Centrals in three straight, with crowd praise but modest scores overall.
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Colts
South Side
Arlingtons
Cambrians
Becker
Franklins
Scranton
Hamper Crescent
Anderegg
Franklin
Imperials
Lisk
Leitner
Aly
Ida Rich
Trestunss
Andorege
Andoregy
The
Cyrus Evans
Voth
Tailor Made Debates Over Suit Dispute in Court
Gussippi Coloeleen accused James Roche of Seatch Woolen Mills of obtaining $18 under false pretenses after paying for a suit that Roche guaranteed as custom made. The case may go to quarter sessions jury at the next term to resolve whether the clothes were ready made or cut to fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussippi Coloeleen
Seatch Woolen Mills Company
Gussippi
James Roche
Ftoche
Roche
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Liver Cure and Health
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a premier remedy for liver troubles. It describes liver health as essential to overall wellbeing and cites a testimonial from Clyde H. Tucker of Savannah Ohio, claiming weight gain from illness to robust health after using the product.
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Paine
Mr. Clyde II
Tucker
Savannah
Ohio
Iran
Tailor Fit Disputed in Court Appearance
Experts found the suit was not tailor made and did not fit. Mantager Roche appeared before Magistrate Millar and posted $200 bail for his court appearance.
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Mantager Roche
Millar
Ball
Embezzlement Charge Against Dalton Man
B J Smith of Dalton was arrested at the request of C W Morris of Olean N Y charged with embezzling 184 04 Morris a lumber dealer shipped Smith lumber last March which he disposed of for 134 04 and did not remit Smith appeared before Magistrate Millar and posted 500 bail for trial The letter from Ch L Hawley Scranton Pa endorses a coffee substitute message.
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B. J. Smith
Dalton
C. W. Morris
Olean
N. Y
Morris
Smith
Millar
Chas, L. Hawley
Scranton
Grand Opening at Melvin on Lackawanna Avenue
Grand opening today at 4244 Lackawanna avenue with music by Bauer's band and free lunch for all. Piano and social event hosted by proprietor F. Melvin. Invitations extended for this afternoon and evening.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Bauer
F. Melvin
Bas
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