Miners Split Over Card Issue With District Board Meeting
United Mine Workers of America District No 1 met in Hazleton to plan a Jolnu gathering in Mastiabon for district-wide talks. Secretary John T. Dempcy cited broad miner discontent and warned of potential trouble if promises to cardholders and foremen are not met.
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United Mine Workers of America
Tomeninw
Maslebon
Min
Tribune
John T. Drempacy
Oteratore
Olever Na
Shamokin
Doug
Ne 7
Hagleton
Yesterdas
District No. 1
Bewrd
Erder
Perahient T. TD. Niethotle
Forelock
Nicholls
Vicw
Adam Ryscavage
Treaaurer
John T. Denypees
J. A.ouriiight
Stephen Rewn
Dot 1
Kearney
Td. Liewellyt
Jon Walchon
DA W. Reese
Anthons Schlotser
Mo HW. Meales
Lehigh Coal Company
Lehigh Coal Company and Othe
Bellevine
Leontis
Anmanone
Dickson
Delaware and Hudson Compa
Forty Hours Devotions Attendance List at Pleasant Mount
Clergymen of the diocese attended the Forty Hours devotions at Pleasant Mount Wayne county led by Rev. John J Healey pastor. The list includes Rev N dd Me Matute Rev J W Moylan Rev Th FF Beederick Rev M J Manley Very Rev T F Coffey and others from Carbondale Green Ridge Avora Olyphant Kingston Honesdale Minooka Archibald Forest City Hawley and Dermyn. Sermons were delivered by Rev M M Manley on Sunday Rev William F P O Hara on Monday and Rev F P McNally on Tuesday.
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Pleasant Mount
Wayne County
John J. Healey
N. Dd
Archibald
J. Z
Smouster
Rock Lake
Ney
J. Walsh
Forest City
M. E. Laynott
Fo Amlnally
Dermyn
Winters
Hawley
Mew
M. A. Manley
Sucquehanna
William FP. O
Funeral of Simon Rice in Beranten Community
The home on Jefferson Avenue hosted mourners as friends and relatives gathered yesterday to honor Simon Rice a prominent Beranten businessman. Clergy from Linden street synagogue led a Jewish funeral service followed by burial at Dunmore, with many local and out of town attendees paying respects to the longtime benefactor and civic-minded figure.
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Simon Rice
Jefferson Avenue
Eig
Beranten
Ehikeoe
Nan
Lindensifet
Anepacher
Dunmore
Tiow
IR. L. Wormser
N. 0. Chawla
Samuel Roos
Louis B. Levy
J. W. Wagner
Max Gulhind
Wilkes-Barre
Mev
Ansepacher
Friends
Banmnel Weiss
New York
Sarmine We
City Notes Sundays School Moni at Nap Aviat Park
Fragments describe events in various locations including Fircrest Anant Arh Dro Upn Fev vs, Newtonian Clue Muawhile, and Virginia Wove Fame. Reports mention drownings, a trolley ride, an annual excursion to Lake Lad, boat racing, and an inquest into Andon Bieol's sudden death after a fall.
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Sosday Schoo
Disheet Pyil von Sturehy
Hanley's Ice Cream Promotes Quick Summer Cooling
Pure cream pure milk pure sugary pure flavoring make pure ice cream. That's Hanley's at 420 Spruce Street. Prompt delivery in hot weather helps keep a person cool. Order your ice cream at Hanley's 420 Spruce Street.
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Hanley's
Spruce Street
First Elects Its Delegates in West Scranton Hall
Delegates and alternates were chosen for the Democratic state convention at Morrisburg from the First Legislative District. Notable figures include T. J. Jennings, Matrick Golden, William Cusele k, Alexander Francois, and Thomas Cosgrove. John M. Casey chaired the meeting at Cosgrove’s Hall with John B. Hatthey as temporary secretary.
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Cosgrove's Hall
West Scranton
John M. Casey
Coggrove
Beer delivery hoax ends with double drunkenness
Spitzer & Co sought payment for four kegs of beer for a party near Webr. Loftus, entrusted to hold the beer, delivered only two kegs to a friend and found them empty of beer. Police writ led to Loftus being found dead drunk, his wife also intoxicated, with a keg and empty cups nearby.
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Spitzer & Co
Wottlers
Webr
Senanton
Jobin Lattus
Horatio Avenue
Lettur' Place
Loftus
Graduates Sought for Positions in Scranton Firm
Theron leateaedion and Tate felteih nates graduates sought for positions with AMTECH. The notice requests qualified applicants and provides contact BUCK & WHITMORE in Scranton for circulation and inquiries.
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Theron
Tate Felteih Nates
Eeu Boet Powitaine
Amtech
Couple Too Drunk for City Transport
The couple were too intoxicated to be moved to the city, but an attempt will be made to transport them today.
Married couple from Oxford wed in Wilkes-Barre
Almerin Rogers and Myrtle Ole from Oxford sought a marriage license in Wilkes-Barre but lacked divorce papers. After check with county officials they returned, obtained the license, and were married by Alderman Mollock before departing for New York on a wedding tour.
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Almerin Rogers
Myrtleole
Oxford
Hoth
Wilkes-Barre
Mollock
Alleutor City
New York
Rogers Je & Commercial Travelur
Nervy Boy Caught Stealing Brass in Locomotive Yards
Joseph Siegel, a boy about one year old, was found removing brass parts from a locomotive in the Lackawanna yards. He was taken before Justice Milles and committed to the county jail for ten days, not to be kept for court.
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Joseph Siegel
Tiveph Riegel
Second Street
Lackawanna
Ministrate Milles
Making of Assessment Deliberations Delay Ely Board decisions
Board members debate assessment method for property reviews. One view assigns each member individual property duties to share workload, risking the task taking over a year. The Recorder favors joint effort to complete within four months, but no firm conclusion yet.
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Doline
Eliganid
Leneth
Contell
Florence Mission Drives Supply List and Donations
The Florence Mission notes sewing projects and donations for a day of service including plain aprons curtains and dresses, plus names of donors and contributing organizations such as Lackawanna Dairy Co Abington Dairy Consumers' Tea Company and Washburn Street Presbyterian church. The list items cover food clothing and household goods with several individuals listed as contributors.
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Sheeweh
Se Pach
Neeweh
Joe Eueh
Mae
Dean
de Anni Clark
OF. Brederick
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Abington Dairy Company
Ailk
Tee Commanny
Tee Daily
Aira
Diehl
W. Bt. Geurnhardt
W. Kirkpatrick
James Archibald
H.C. Sanderson
Wiliam Marple
Marry Barker
Armbrust
Carr
Marberger
W. H. Pierce
Coursen
J. L. Crawford
J. J. Crawford
Globe Stove
W. J. Taylor
Watking
Willian Hantes
C. DP. Willi
A. J. Stelle
C.K. Robinson
J. A. Lansing
Hinds
Grace Reformed
Copal Church
Done
C. A. van Wariner
Music on the Water at Lake Lodore Excursion
The Mozart band will play on an excursion boat at Lake Lodore next Sunday August 11 offering a scenic ride from Scranton via the D and E railroad with reduced rates. Children priced at 40 cents, trains depart Lackawanna Avenue station at 8 50 and 11 33 a m.
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Magle
Mozart
Lake Lodore
Northup Family Reunion at John Noathup Farm Glenburn
The Northup family reunion gathers at maple grove on the John Noathup farm near Glenburn station this Saturday August 17. Members are asked to bring baskets relays and old pictures for viewing. crews will transport guests to the grounds. By order of APRN committees Henry W Northup Chairman.
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Northup
Maple Grove
John Noathup
Glenburn Station
Aprn coMents
Henry W. Northup
Sylvester the Eleven Year Old Sent to House of Refuge
Judge J W Carpenter ordered Sylvester Golunbicekt an 11 year old to be sent to the House of Refuge after a hearing. The boy’s father testified he could not control him and warned of bad associates and repeated disappearances. Witnesses said he stole items and preferred mischief to obedience. The sheriff will transport him when arrangements are made.
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Sylvester Golunbicekt
J. W. Carpenter
House of Refuge
Sylvester Ia
Judge Carpenters Chamber
Sylvester
South
Washington Avenue
Neighborly dispute leads to $2000 defamation claim
Mrs. Mary Marcinkevich of North Beranton sues Anthony Bennett after public accusations she is unchaste. She alleges harm to her good name and seeks $2,000 in damages from the neighbor following alleged remarks on a weekend.
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Carpenter
House of Refuge
Mary Marcinkevich
Anthony Bennett
North Beranton
Yresterday
Bennett
Warrant Arrests Follow Daylong Court Action
A writ of eviction case led to arrests for larceny and concealed weapons as Edward and Patrick Hitee, with others, faced charges after a 2400 hall entry. Margaret M. Murtoshy, jailed since June 1, was released on bond as Judge W. Carpenter presided. The proceedings occurred in the Eighteenth district.
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Larceny
Cne Kidward
Patrick Hitee
Bila Mevnebepicny
Margaret M. Murtoshy
Win Yeater
Win Yeater, Day Released In the Eon of SI Hail the Judge
W. Carpenter
Stohn Bartovkwy
Retention unlikely? Police head may stay, says rector
Public Safety head Wormser told Tribune a top city official favors keeping Superintendent Robling as head of the police department. He said no removals would occur this week and noted a Pan American trip would delay any action until next week.
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Wormser
Tribune
Robling
Offles
Tevordor Connell
Guernsey Hall Promotes Pianos From Notable Makers
Scranton’s Guernsey Hall advertises popular piano brands including Weber Sohmer Mehlin Schubert Kingsbury and others. Instruments come with guarantees and are priced to reflect value with frequent special offers on lightly used pianos.
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Weber
Sohmer
Mehlin
Schubert
Kingsbury
N. A
Scratoon
Notia
Washington Avenue
Suranton
Police and Aldermen Hear Allegations of Assault Case
A local case involves Mee Mary Lou alleging that Joly Laelia assaulted her about two months ago. Alderman Huddy set bail at 000, while police investigate the incident and ongoing defense actions.
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Mary Lou Ynaterday
Joly Laelia
Bet
Aldernan
Arrest Sparks Theft and Warrant Raid in Lancaster
William Volt Mert Melhagh Peter Grins and others appeared as the Clnoe pedimen aed ty Wile Taam Kellen in a case tied to a warrant led by Mag Miller. A hearing was waived and ten Haye by Magistrate Millen Anilrew set for later. Hanley’s ice cream shop at 420 Spruce Street noted as popular dessert spot.
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William Volt Mert Melhagh
Peter Grins
Kellen
Bili
Porbaok
Dude
Nate Yong Dogan
Cof Beg
Capone Annie
Mag
Trate Miller
Teday
Wilawe Wilton
Lancaster
Meiagh
Eliline
Millen Anilrew
Joseph Swatt
Harvey and His Son in Larceny and Threats Case
William Harvey of 216 Cherry Street West End testified at Magistrate Howe's hearing that his son John Harvey returned home after a long absence and threatened the family and took wearing apparel not his. The magistrate held the matter for further action.
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Willam Harvey
Cherry Atrort
Westendly
John Harvey
Howe
Hie
Harvey Arrest Reported On Threat Charge
Minnie Harvey was arrested on a threat charge and held at the city jail under 2200 Wall after an incident involving her son Harvey. The record notes the threat allegation and custody status.
Boston Traveler Narrowly Escapes Injury in Scranton Incident
William Stibbs, a Boston commercial traveler stopping at the Hotel Jermyn, was thrown from a buggy in South Scranton when the horse shied and the vehicle toppled into a rut. He escaped with a bruised arm and neither horse nor buggy suffered further damage.
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William Stibbs
Boston
Jermyn
Stibbs
South
Scranton
Stibbe
Plumbers Examining Board Meets Missing Applicant Delays
The board convened at the Plumbing Inspector’s office for a formal discussion on forthcoming plumbers examinations. Time for the holding of the exams was not fixed and several applicants had not yet been heard from, delaying scheduling.
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Plumbers’ Examining Board
Plumbing Inspector Monies
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