Local travelers and visitors return from overseas and Europe
A wave of travelers arrived back from Atlantic City Washington D C and Europe. W Th Taowhs attorney and D 1 Replogle returned after long trips. other residents visited Washington Boston and St Augustine while Willin Torrey Mortimer Bo Fetter reached New York from Europe. A Kenton party sails for a Noropean tour and a Buranton group heads to New York for a voyage briefing.
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Tistelet
W. Th
Finelly
Atlantic City
Washington
DD. C
Boston
Mass
Lodin
Daveliler
Mig
Bunemister
Pittston
McGraw
Charleston
Willin
Torrey
Mortimer Bo Fetter
New York
Europe
William Tedoyco
Prank
Moanin
Charlton
Cidorge Karl
Schoiwendy
N.Y
Miss Moore
Ddis
Llonepdale
Hore
Martinh McLaughlin
Daightey
Uieit
Middletown
Ojo
Mlew Marie Murray
Llotel Dermyn
Topewell
Providence Tesletur
St. Augustine
Dackweavily
Charkestan
Cite
Katropwe
Tle
Seine
Te University of Berlin
Metunda Berial
Dublin
Cuny
August
Willian Kelle
Cuev
Dolly
Jol 4
Joltu
William Cray
Child Found Dead After Sleeping With Mother
A Peckville child of Mr and Mrs Joseph Putin was found dead in bed yesterday morning by the mother who slept beside it. The infant had appeared healthy at bedtime on Monday night. Doctor Grover notified Dr Sultry as investigators pursue a possible accidental smothering by the mother during sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Putin
Peckville
Grover
Sultry
Ellen M Stone to Lecture in Scranton May 19
Miss Ellen M Stone the American missionary once captive of Bulgarian brigands will lecture in Scranton under the Jackson Street Baptist church on May 10 with proceeds to her ransom repayment and missionary work. Her account describes brutal captivity including the birth of a child to a companion and nights of marching, celebrated for inspiring Christian fortitude and American womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Stone
Lyceum
Jackson Street
Boston
New York
Miss Stone
City Eyes More Bond Issuance After Strong Offer
City officials weigh a second bond ordinance to fund bridges and a viaduct after a $285,000 funding issue drew favorable reaction. Select Councilman Vaughan backs increasing indebtedness while urging careful planning of projects and potential flood repairs.
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BD. W. Vaughan
Connell
West Side
City Announces Immediate License Tags for Hucksters and Peddlers
Director of Public Safety Wormser says all hucksters fruit stand owners and house to house peddlers must obtain licenses at once under the new license tax ordinance. Tin tags will mark hucksters and stand owners while peddlers wear brass badges bearing the license number. A one week grace period is provided before summary arrests for noncompliance.
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Public Safety
Wormser
Planting New Shade Trees on Court House Square
A crew directed by Nurseryman Thomas I Kane removes dead or dying trees on court house square and plants silver maples in gaps. The old diverse species are being removed due to poor health while better soil and a new sprinkling device are expected to improve growth.
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Court House Square
Thomas I. Kane
Funeral of Miss Moore
The funeral of Misa Della Afcore went from her home at 127 Penn Avenue to St. Peter's cathedral for a high mass. Interment followed at Minooka cemetery with pallbearers John Moore John O Malley Frank Scanlon Patrick Maloney Michael Connors and William Cloherty. Floral tributes were borne by John Moran and Michael O Malley. Dr H B Ware has moved his practice to the Board of Trade building.
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Misa Della Afcore
Mlaby
Penn Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hev. D. J. Bustin
Minooka
John Moore
John O'Malley
Frank Scanlon
Patrick Maloney
Michael Connors
William Cloherty
John Moran
Michael O'Malley
Looking for Mr Patterson Advertised for Collector for a Bank
Advertised for a bank collector job with $100 cash security and furnished Connell Building offices. Several applicants, including Fred Surine of the street car workers, paid $100 to a man claiming to run Scranton Real Estate Loan and Improvement Co. Patterson promised Wilkes-Barre postings, bonds, and high pay, but offices and addresses proved fictitious. Police alerted as suspects and Patterson remained at large.
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Connell
Hankinng Louse
RR. U. BL
Carbondale
Forest City
Waymart
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Nicholson
Boston
Nate
J. C. Patterson
Connell Building
Winans & Son
Scranton Real Estate, Loan and
Ile
Lafayette Street
Scranton Real Estate, Loan and Improvement Company
Boranton Thangerstate
Scranton
Amritas
Washington Ave
Sermaton Real Estate
Patterson
Fred Surine
Surine
Mr. Patterson
Scranton Real Estate Loan and Improvement Company
Wilkes- Barre
Indy
Philadelphia
Trout Costly Catch Leads to Fine in Wayne County
Charles Ferber was fishing at Dutch Flats when a game and fish warden stopped him. Eleven fish under six inches were seized and he was fined $10 each, totaling $110, though he was allowed to keep the undersized catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferber
Dutch Flats
Wayne County
Leven
National Baptists Anniversary Tickets to St Paul Area
Lackawanna railroad announces round trip fares to St Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota for the National Baptists anniversaries from May 20 to 28. Fare is 4 dollars 70 cents with sale good May 17 18 and 19 and return allowed until June 20 with an extra 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baptists
St. Paul
Minn
Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Young Coglizer in Larceny Ring at McConnell Store
Floyd Coglizer, 16, is jailed after confessing to stealing jewelry from the McConnell firm on Lackawanna avenue. He claims Mrs. Phelan, an inmate of a disorderly house, coerced him into the thefts and shared the profits. Mamie Isenyon and other associates aided in the scheme across multiple weeks.
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Young Coglizer
McConnell and Company
Sweethart
Floyd Coglizer
Central
United States
Lackawanna Avenue
Sinc
Coglizer
Day
Mamie Isenyon
Pennavenuie
Floyd
Mamie
Open Two Streets in Seventeenth and Tenth Wards
The common council advances ordinances to open Vine street from Buenall court to Preacott avenue and Irving avenue from Mulberry to Vine. Director Roche will seek amicable settlements on damages. if needed, the city solicitor will seek viewers to assess damages. Obstructions on the rights of way will be removed and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Vine Street
Buenall Court
Preacott Avenue
Irving Avenue
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Public Works
Roche
Director of Public Works
Testimonial Concert for Miss Lena Reichert at Music Hall
A testimonial concert honoring Miss Lena Reichert is set for this evening at Music Hall. The program features songs by Reichert with various pianists and accompanists, followed by a dance. notice also lists selling household goods and local professional services with addresses and hours.
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Lena Reichert
Music Hall
Linderkeante
John W. Jones
Gounod-Blert
Lema Roiehert
Lenore Thompson
Teli Weeres
Bult
Mies Lena Reichert
Lenore Thomasen
Chopin Mies
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Tion
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter
Linden Street
Java
THE
Baby Bazaar
Washington Avenue
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
UNIGN
Tie Conservatory
Norning
H. B. Ware
Board of Trade
Socrantonians
Vhs Office
Scrantons
Lown
Improve
Real Eatute
Lown and Improvement Co
Elmira
Surinet
Frank
Norton Interart
Main Atreet
Mr. Surine
Courson
E. G. Courson
St. Paul, Minn
Deiter
Phelan
Binghamton
Gross Dieh Gott
Oo Engeleborg
Vaveare
DBECE
Lindabury
Iba
Todp
L “Company
Green Trading
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Masury
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
John D. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Olyphant, Pa
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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