Story of the Reformation presented to raise funds
The patriotic societies plan a sixteenth century themed performance of Mrs. H F E Monroe’s Story of the Reformation to fund reading rooms for young men. The Frothingham hosts three evenings and a matinee December 17 to 19 with 200 locals in period costumes and 60 men as Luther at Worms.
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Patriotic Societies
H. FE. Monroe
Luther
Frothingham
Worms
Monroe
New York City
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bevan will case: contest granted to daughter Mary Bevan
The Lackawanna County Register of Wills ruled in favor of Mary E Bevan the daughter of the late Rev Dr Bevan granting letters testamentary. Evidence showed the testatrix Mary L Bevan lacked sound mind at the time of the 1886 will and the real estate passed to her daughter only upon death of the wife.
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Mary E. Bevan
The
Register
Bevan
Hhis
Register W. Hopkins
Mary L. Bevan
Clark’s Green
Dr. Bevan
Scranton
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Clark's Green
Maury EB. Bevan
Luzerne
Pennsylvania
Heim
Mary Eo Bevan
R. L. Lewis
Earth
Ninth Street
City of New York
State of New York
George Coray
Women's Hate Mission Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies
Society For the Education of Colored Ministers
Publication Society
Philadelphia
Baptist
Stephen A. Northup
George W. Decker
Sealy Miry L
M. H. Coon
H. FE. Northup
W. S. Hopkins
Register of Wills
Lackawanna County
A. Northup
Maury L. Bevan
Itckawanna County
Mary Fe. Bevan
Redfield
Register Hopkins
Mary KE. Bevan
Trial of Nugiat Willard Dominated Day in Criminal Court
Yesterday in court Nugiat Willard, a Mudtown Italian, faced a jury for repeatedly attempting to outrage an orphaned girl, Anna Otavian. The defense claimed provocation by her brother, but the jury found him guilty after one hour of deliberation.
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Nugiat Villard
Anna Otavian
Thomas Otavian
Willard
W. H. Staton
Joseph Obrien
Hon. T. V. Powderly
Scranton Traction Company
James Ward
Lackawanna Township
Minooka
Tighe and Judge Fight Ends In A Draw
The 16 round boxing match at the Excelsior Athletic Club in Scranton between John Tighe of the South Side and Martin Judge of Philadelphia ended in a draw. Both fighters weighed 86 pounds and showed strong conditioning as doctors, lawyers, and prominent businessmen watched. Referee McNally ruled a draw after ten rounds if both remained standing, with Judge slightly ahead in the tenth and final rounds.
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Hoome
Excelsior Athletic Club
John Tighe
South Side
Martin Judge
Philadelphia
Tithe
Theenth
McNally
John Daley
West Side
Patrick Langan
South Sie
John McKenna
Trenton
Stranton
John Boland
Judge
Willisebeck
Marx
Tigh
Willisbeck
Tighe
Richard Bavere
P. J. Hopkins
Joseph J. McNally
John J. Kenendy
South Washington Avenue
Tiche
Pietro Sisters Sent To Jail After Pocketbook Scandal
In city court Mayor Bailey jailed three Pietro sisters Mary 7 and two others identified as 12 and 17 years old for theft and pocketbook losses. Parents refused bail for the trio prompting complaints about care and potential poor-house placement for the younger child.
Letters To The Tribune For Publication
Short letters of interest may be published when accompanying payment is provided by the writer. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in the letters.
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Tribune
Pal my men not councilmen claim by Max Phillips
A short legal notice from Max Phillips states he has always paid his men and not councilmen. He invites anyone owed money to come forward and be paid promptly with straightforward settlement.
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Mr. Nealis
Willithess
Max Phillips
Keystone Football Notes Dec 13 Game Details
The Keystone eleven and the Brownies of the South Side will meet December 13 at 2 o clock on the James Boys grounds. Manager Holtham will field a strong lineup including T Colman right end T Conroy right tackle EK Young right guard C Burham center H Taylor left guard Hy Loft left tackle M Day left end J Gmeer right half S Holtham left half Jack Kearney quarterback William Knight full back.
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Keystone
Brownies of
South
James Boys
Holtham
T. Colman
T. Conroy
EK. Young
C. Burham
H.taylor
Hy, Lowft
M. Day
J. Gmeer
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism hailed by Lebanon man
Morton T. Hill of Lebanon Indiana claims his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint for six weeks with eight doctors and no relief. After using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism she felt relief within three days and could walk again, according to Hill. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, Scranton. Bring your card plate to The Tribune for printing.
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Morton T. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Three Law Breakers Arraigned in Eighth Ward Court
In an Eighth Ward hearing before Alderman Miller three alleged law breakers were arraigned. Charles Hoyer drove a Union Transit Van with a furniture load to Wilkes-Barre, got drunk, collided with a streetcar at Mudtown, left injured horses and damaged ware by the roadside, then proceeded to the city. Manager H W Ferber of the Transfer Co had him arrested and he was jailed in default of 3200 bail. J Ek Hunter and wife, coming from a bartenders’ ball, allegedly beat someone and were arrested by Special Officer Tom Jordan at their Burr Building home after a street scuffle, with Alderman Miller setting bail at 300. Hl H Black rented a tandem from Teastie Harrison. upon returning the machine was claimed damaged, a dispute over payment led to Harrison grabbing Slack’s overcoat and locking it in a safe. Harrison was arrested, refusing to surrender the coat. Alderman Miller held him in 500 bail on charges of larceny.
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Charles Hoyer
Wilkes- Parre
Mudtown
H W. F. Ferber
Millar
J. Ek. Hunter
Hame
Ball
Ter
Tom Jordan
Burr Building
Hl. H. Black
Teastie Harrison
Franklin Avenue
Harreon
Slack
Harrison
Miller
Holiday Gift Ideas In A Well Stocked China Closet
A well stocked store showcases a fine display of holiday gift options and china closet items for shoppers seeking seasonal decor and tableware selections.
Sunday Free Press Elmira Telemam Announcement
Read the forthcoming Sunday editions for the Davidew Bros. notice and related details. The notice invites attention to upcoming information and potential local business matters highlighted in those papers.
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Sunday Free Press
Elmira Telemam
Davidew Bros
Scranton Police Compared With 23 Cities In Population Study
Chief Robling reports from December 8 to thirty city chiefs in the United States. Twenty three replies show Scranton's police force behind peers in progress and size. Scranton, population over 100000, has 116 officers. arrests run about 2500 annually. fines exceed 34000.
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United States
Scranton
Robling
Sunday Free Press Announces Davidow Bros Business News
The Sunday Free Press promises a special public surprise next Sunday tied to a Davidow Bros business announcement.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
An ad touts Dromo Quinine Tablets promising cure of a cold in one day. It asserts all druggists refund the money if it fails and lists a six cent price.
Advertising Ethics Push Back by Tribune Defends Ad Fairness
A wily solicitor accuses The Tribune of harming the advertising fraternity by deceptive holiday season practices. The Tribune rejects the charges and defends its merit based advertising system, claiming immediate fruit from regular advertising spending.
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Carbondale
DRS
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Wardell
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Milo Wilson
Buriay
B. F. Ackerly
South Abington Township
B. F. Evans
Hillside
Evans
Jarman
Villa
Rambler
Tryon
Grabill
Barr
Will. Kingon
Pearson
Bricker
Lightner
Iedfeld
Nuziat Villard
Anthony Caffrey
Thomas Durkin
West Market Street
Cusick
William Ruddy
C. W. Dawson
Carrie Geta
D. D. Evans
South Main Avenue
RB. J. Burke
Mic
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P. J. Kelly
Traction Company
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Julian Dova
Henry Burns
Frederick
Roland
William Mason
Olyphant
Hartes Judge ix
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Tishe
Phillaidel Phil
the Tribune
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Louisville
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Kansas City
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
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Grand Rapids
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Roy
Nhon
ALS
J. O
Lynn
Lehigh Valley Ticket Office
Kramer Bros
Thiele
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
New York
Herr Kopff
DR. Barrett
Dents
Hotel
Jermyn
Keeley Institute
Madison Avenue
Children’s Coats
Lonsdale
Ata
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ROC
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