City Notes and Local Notices From Evening Edition
Special health board meeting announced for this evening at 7 00 O clock. Divine service at the Temple on Linden street led by Rev Dr Chapin begins at 7 o clock. Ammunition receipt reports 3000 pounds for rival company. Mary Johnson injured in a car incident on Moonheld street. Committees call for a meeting at Colonel Riphe's residence to discuss mail cartier electri event. Rookie days noted with police reports and mine accidents. Paydays listed for Delaware Taveka Western Railroad and Carbon mines. An appeal service at Molly Lutheran church on Adams avenue prepares for Holy Communion.
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Temple
Linden Street
Chapin Bean Hbt
Truant Officer Exonerated After Committee Review
A local committee cleared Tru ant Officer Martin Dovee of charges raised by Edward Gleason about Joyce beating his son. The board will discuss a report and potential school reopening on Monday September 1 as committees meet this evening.
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Auperintien
Howell
Martin Dovee
Edward Gleason
Luzerne Street
Joyce
John Gleason
No. 1
Moses Taylor Hospital Board Elects New President
Four directors met at Moses Taylor hospital yesterday morning including Trucadale Tuswell Loomis and Moses Taylor Sr of New York. Moses Taylor Sr became president following Matintead’s resignation effective today. Only routine business was handled.
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Moses Taylor Hospital
Messrs. Trucadale
Tuswell
Loomis
Moses Taylor, Sr
New York
Matintead
Scranton Councils Act on Railway Extension to Nay Aug Park
Both branches of the Scranton city councils met to consider an ordinance granting the Scranton Railway Company permission to extend tracks along Mulberry Street to Arthur Avenue and Olive Street to reach Nay Aug Park. Other actions included road and street improvements, park land options, tax assessments, and licensing ordinances.
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Common Council
Scranton Railway Company
Nay Aug Park
Select Council
Round Woods
Spain
Luther Keller
Mulberry Street
Prescott
Arthur Avenue
Olive Street
Nar Aug Park
Nargit
Griffiths
Morris
City Council Advances Building and Street Measures
The council approved an ordinance regulating furnaces and smoke emissions in mills mines and factories. A Twelfth ward plan for flagstone sidewalks passed on two readings. Mayor Moelan requested funds to pay John Spain for electric light work. a $150 fee was set earlier. The sewer contract for Wilth district Section B was awarded to M J Gibbons at 2.20 per linear foot. A resolution to stop dumping ashes into the Lackawanna river was approved. A resolution also allowed property owners of Re-
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Gelpet
Franklin Avenue
Burns and Torres
Scranton
Sarah Martman
Century Hose Company
Third Ward
Hebeers Avenue
Keberen Avenue
Pottebone Streets
Klotz
Fifteenth Ward
Bridge Alley
Bridge Street
Mechanice Street
Mechanic Street
Delaware
Lavkowanha al Western
Dickson Manufacturing
Bridger
Twelfth Ward
Moelent
Jloh
Spain
Imaln
Cuncils
M. J. Gibbons
Wilth District
Melvin
Chile
Beraptan Iluminating Heat and Power Company
City Council Debates Street Grading and Park Land Options
Officials discuss grading Becca Avenue at property owners expense and seek a park land option with park commissioners. A request to permit Brimner Avenue property owners to build a drain into Mt Pleasant ravine is sent to the sewers and drain committee with city engineer and controller for review.
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Becca
Bwetland
Peitibone
Dames
Pork
Park
Brimner Avenue
Lafayette
Swetland
Visitors Defeat Wilkes-Barre in Five-Inning Ball Game
The Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Company employees faced the Meranton Trac thon team on Ash street grounds. Scranton won 12 to 10 in five innings. After the game, Wilkes-Barre players enjoyed a trolley ride through the city and a banquet at Boemen’s on Linden street. A return game is planned in Wilkes-Barre in two weeks.
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Wilkea-Tlorre and
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Meranton Tracthon Company
Ash Street
Tsulting
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
McGuigan
Harrington
Swarteman
Kearney
McGrairty
Tuberculosis Cause Follows Death Of Four Year Old
Coroner informed that Anthony Yanneck four died at noon Wednesday from tuberculosis. Father claimed repeated Lackawanna visits for operations on swelling in left cheek since birth. no medical care since two months ago. Undertaker not called until after death. Investigation confirms tuberculosis as cause.
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Roberts
Anthony
Simon Yanneck
Lawuest Street
South Beranton
Tribune
Gail
Lackawanna Housinta
Sinen
Frank Banne
Upper Lackawanna Avenue
Witnesses from Dunmore and Scranton Cases Filed In Court
A late batch of witnesses testified in the Langetatt election contest. Dunmore residents Walter Graves James Elias Peter Pinkney Michard Walsh and FPBK Milles appeared. Also from the city fourteenth ward include Morgan Jones R A Marshall John Geigh Isaac Reedy and others. fifteenth ward witnesses listed with numerous names.
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Langetatt
Dunmore
Walter Graves
James Elias
Peter Pinkney
Michard Walsh
FPBK
Milles
Morgan Jones
RA. Marshall
John Geigh
Isaac Reedy
Henry Granville
R. F. Lewis
L. H. Decker
George W. Carlton
George Davis
FD. Curtis
Joseph Cross
W. Vosbury
Scranton Seeks Injunction Over Alley Closure
The city filed for an injunction to stop Charles Du Pont Treck trustee and executor under Swift wills from closing an alley thirty fort wire running from Breek to Forest coat between Linden and Mulberry treets. The equity case was prompted by City Solicitor Vosburg and aims to keep the alley open while the matter is decided.
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Dunmore
Jane Reap
Scranton
Breck and
Forest Courts
Charles Tu Pont Treck
Gabrilla Swift
Edward Swift
Charles du Pont Swift
DHL
Equity
A. A. Vosburg
Reap Sues Scranton Over Damaging Surface Water Drain
A declaration was filed in the prothonotary’s office in the case of Mrs. Dane Reap against the City of Scranton. Reap owns property on West Market Street and alleges that city construction of a pipe drain diverted surface water onto her property during heavy rainstorms, causing damage.
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Prothonotary
Dane Reap
Scranton
Court House News Notes Midsummer Motion Day
Patrick Mile charged with making threats posted bail of 400 dollars. J OBrien named as bondsman. Prothonotary Copeland directs cases be ordered on the trial list for the coming term of the common pleas court. The term will commence next week.
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Patrick Mile
Kawarde
J. O'Brien
Copeland
Common Pleas Court
Mitdes
Farewell Reception for Hotel Jermin Chief Horace Hall
Thirty Hotel Jer min waiters hosted a farewell with impromptu speeches by Sherman Johnson John T Nicholson TW Hunter and Horace Hall at C H Major’s home on Adams Avenue. Hall departs for a month’s vacation visiting Hartford Conn Chicago Ill and Saratoga Springs N Y. About sixty couples attended and a program of songs and instrumental numbers was performed before an elaborate supper. During his absence dining rooms will be overseen by H Willis and H Jackson.
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Jermin
Horace Mr. Hall
C.H. Major
Adams Avenue
Mr. Hall
Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Nil
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Sherman Johnson
John T. Nicholson
TW. Hunter
8. V. Enery
H. Willis
H. Jackson
Thomas Donnelly Injured by Culm Car at Greenwood Dump
Thomas Donnelly a 16 year old West Minooka resident was seriously hurt when a culm car ran over his right leg and left arm at the Greenwood Coal company dump. He slipped as he moved a car and was taken by ambulance to Lackawanna hospital where doctors feared the arm might need amputation.
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Thomas Donnelly
West Minooka
Greenwood Coal Company
Ilele
Lackawanna Hospital
Nealon and Krause Wedding At Holy Rosary Church
Nealon manager of Rackus restaurant on Washington avenue wed Mrs. John Krause of North Scranton last night at Holy Rosary church North Scranton. They will honeymoon in New York.
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Poa. Nealon
Rackus
Washington Avenue
John Krause
North Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
New York
Defining political economy in a London Graphic line
The fragment discusses political economy in a cynical tone, noting a poor man supported by friends while standing for pirate lament. It reflects a media view of economics and social aid with a London Graphic framing.
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Pepe
London Graphic
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