City Notes Items From Scranton Board And Local Notices
Regular monthly meeting of the board of health scheduled for tomorrow evening. Florence mission directors to meet at 29 Jefferson avenue at 9 20 Tuesday morning. John McNally, night clerk at St Charlies hotel, resigns and heads to Seattle, with a stop in Pittsburg. Funeral for John Kent of Blair avenue set for Tuesday at 2 40 pm, burial at Parent Hill cemetery, private. Marriage licenses granted to James A Stewart and Sadie A Grant, and William H Nicholson and Edigabeth Smith. Patents pending suspender firm seeking to establish business here. Desk Sergeant Ridgeway returned a warrant for a Newgit arrested in Dulmalu on embezzlement charge. Forty five deaths reported first week to board of health including diphtheria and croup cases. Funeral for Mrs P M Moffitt at St Paul’s Church Green Ridge at 4 pm, remains taken to Carbondale. Sleighing party from Scranton to Wimmers and back. Funeral for Nellie Millen at 10 9 am from Tod Anthony street, services at St Peter’s Cathedral, burial Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. A C T W hall meeting names officers for Morninian Mutual Aid Association with Vaughan as president and Mee as medical examiner.
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Board of Health
Florence Mission
James A. Stewart
Philadelphia
Sadie A. Grant
Hawley
William H W. Nicholson
Edigabeth Smith
Ol Forge
Charles Ridgeway
Dulmalu
Newgit
Wor Rd
Minteoy
Carbondale
Scranton
Wimmers
George Will Corder
W. W. Will- Jats
Nellie Millen
Tod Amhony
Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic
A. C. T. W. Hall
Miborniin Mutual Aid Association
James «. Vaughan
Philip McHugh
KM. A. McGhuire
Sumner Funeral to Be Held in Moorestown
The funeral for A. W. Sumner will be held in Moorestown N J on Wednesday February 2 at 12 00 p m. Relatives and friends are urged to take the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train from Scranton this afternoon at 3 35 oclock for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sumner
Moorestown
N. 1
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
Kohut Denies Killing of Novak in Scranton Murder Trial
Jurors chosen in a swift first day of Kohut murder trial. Kohut, a 31-year-old Hungarian immigrant, faces a first degree murder charge for striking Andrew Novak, a Polish resident, with a large stone during a night of carousing in Scranton. Proceedings revealed background of ethnic tensions and contested skull injury as doctors testified.
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Ward & Horn
William Vokolek
Kohut
Vokolek
Tribune
Thomas
Gurrela
Andrew Novak
Novak
N. E B. Newbury
Lackawanna Hospital
Horn
Newbury
Priceburg
Benefit for Manager Davis at Lyceum Theater
A benefit event for George E. Davis of Daviss theater is planned at the Lyceum. The executive committee expects strong turnout with tickets selling before distribution. John Jermyn purchased 25 dollars worth, Elks members about 100 tickets subscribed, Sol Goldsmith seeks 25 tickets. Katie Rooney to perform impersonations of Pat Rooney. The program will feature local vocalists instrumentalists and elocutionists with Bauer's orchestra providing music. The committee adjourned to reconvene tomorrow night.
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Lyceum Theater
George E. Davis
Davis’ Theater
Lyceum
Noteen
John Je
Lyceum Ion
Bauer
Katie Rooney
Pat Rooney
Miner James L McCullough Organizes Yukon Trip
Experienced Ameka resident James L McCullough plans a special party to depart Buffalo via Nickel Plate road on February 5 1895 with knowledge of Yukon River conditions. For rates and details contact James L McCullough or FP J Moore Buffalo NY. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad promotes blood purification and Hood's Pills claim easy digestion relief.
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James L. McCullough
Ameka
Yukon River Territory
Muffalo
Nickel Plate Road
McCullough
Alaska
FP. J. Moore
Buffalo
N. Y
Forgery and False Pretenses Charged in Theatre Grift
Harry Goodrich and Eddie Griffiths, both 18 and from West Scranton, face forgery and false pretenses charges after forging Mrs. Fisher's name to obtain groceries. Goodrich, arraigned before Alderman Millar, awaits a hearing. Griffiths, at parental request, is jailed and to be sent to a reformatory. The scheme began with a note claiming Mrs. Goodrich’s poverty to solicit aid. Grocers earlier supplied goods on forged orders, later spotted by Mrs. Fisher and reported to police.
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Harry Goodrich
Weat Scranton
W. 8
Millar
Mre. Fisher
Charles H. Fleher
Lincoln Avenue
Goodrich
Eddie Griffiths
Weet Scranton
Young Goodrich Denies Charge Before Alderman Millar
Young Goodrich denied the charge before Alderman Millar and was placed under bail for a hearing in the afternoon. The Griffiths boy was sent to the county jail at his mother’s request, who calls him incorrigible. The Pearce entertainment features Edison’s Electrometoscope showing 70 pictures per second. At Penn Avenue Baptist church this Tuesday evening February 1 Beecham's Pills advertised for over eating effects.
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Goodrich
Thkin
Millar
Griffiths Boy
Atated
Pearce
Edison
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Linen and damask bargains at Stevens Bros store sale
A Stevens Bros advertisement lists Cream Damask linen at various low prices and a large stock of Bleached Snow White linens. It promotes ranges from 0.29 to 6.05 plus napkins and quilts, highlighting heavy discounts and new fabric arrivals.
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Akavyene Xs
Enicswens Rcccenvessean Bbg
BBC
Towels Put At Two Thirds Of Value In Sale
Readable lines show towels and sheets from brands Best Lockwood Utica and others priced well below full value. Items include 6-4 sheets and 8-4 sheeting with prices around 16 to 19 cents per unit.
Muslin and Sheetings Sale at Unprecedented Low Prices
Local store touts a large stock of cotton goods at the lowest prices yet, listing Brown Muslin at 30 and 4c per yard, Lockwood Linen, Cambric, Calico, Gingham, and various sheetings with a wide range of per yard figures, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the sale.
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Our Mons
Spruce Street
City Notes
A.W. Simmer
Commonwealth
Steward W. Hupford
Warren Shiffer
Thos
Hatlstone
Moosle
Jesse HM
Bnyder
Elmhurst
A D. Sheldon
Jacob Walz
Alfred T. Hunt
August Reaner
Aver R. Reese
C. BE
Dolph
Marshall Keller
Charles Watson
Waverly
Krohut
Wisniskie
Wisnickie
Kolut
Atiout
Ann& Ramuda
John Tolundis
Nolee
Hie
John Fheils
Mr.Thomas
Leyshon
Scheffs
Laneetreet
Mike Kohut
National Slavonic Society
Davis
The
Kiondike
Hood
Fels & CO
Grover Graham
Matthews Hiro
West Side Young Men
Henry Goodrich
Beecham
Cryina Mali
Wyoming Avs
Waltham
Rexford CO
Lackawanna Ave
Barnsley
Stevens Bros
Cassinece
Igc Best Lockwood
P. C. Maslin
Iene Se Se Veal
AE Deine Y Nes
Pais Wasels
Ize
Bitalia
Aestletic
Aeuhiay i Daca Tau Aalaews
Forest Ceccesieske
Pride of West
Lonsdale Cambric
Ize Lockwood
P. C. Mus- Wiese Yee Ia
Ales Ware Ee
Lockwood
Oers Ralediinnstawitte Cictets
Lockwood Soineh
P. C. Msl Ceaveueaa Cpecreewe
Utica
Scranton, Pa
Aentines
Valentines
Comic Valentines
J. HE. Ludwig
South Main Avenue
Hyce Park
M Kimball Piano
Lillian Nordica
Jean de Reszke
John Philip Sousa
George H. Ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. 8. Foote
Page Place
Wilkes-Harra
W.S. Foote
Age Paes
Gem Cafe
Washington Avenue
Shechagori
W. A. Beemer & Son
Baby Bazaar
Gertrude
Spruce
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