City Notes and Local Meetings in Scranton
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Co will pay at Oxford Bellevue and Dodge mines today. The twenty ninth annual masquerade ball of the Scranton Liederkranz will be held in Music Hall next Monday. The Republican city committee executive meet tonight in Central Republican club rooms. F L Stark, once of the Adare avenue house, is not a member of Stark and Turn. YWCA managers thank friends for assisting in the old folks concert. The Catholic feast of the purification was observed with Masses at St Peter’s Cathedral and candles blessed. In Hurley vs Delaware and Hudson Canal Co the pretrial injunctive ruling was continued to June. Select council meets tonight to discuss overcoming Provident Bandersen’s ruling on Dunn Bros contract for South Side sewer. Miss Florence Richmond directs a musicale at the YWCA today with Myrtle Wolfe pianist, Maxwell Chapman soprano, Rose Gallen soprano, Fred Widmayer violin. A hearing in City Solicitor McGinley’s office on Cherry Street damages was held by referee MF Hando. M J Donihowe and M McGinney appeared for Koons and the city respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna In Western Company
Oxford
Bellevue
Dodge
Scranton Liederkrang
Music Hall
Repubican City Committee
Republican Clus Rooms
F. L. Stark
Adare Avenue
Stark and
Turn
Young Women's Christian Association
St. Peter's
Hurley
Dela Ware and Hudson Canal Company
Mise Myrtle Wolfe
Mira
Maxwell Chapman
Mise Rose Gallen
Fred Widmayer
McGinley
Koons
The
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Cherry Street
Mf, Hando
M. J. Donihowe
McGinney
Alcoholism Named Cause in O Neil Death Verdict
The coroner's jury investigating Michael O'Neil of Sixth Street, who collapsed on Lackawanna Avenue Monday evening and died at Lackawanna Hospital, found death due to alcoholism. Verdict rendered after testimony by Coroner Longstreet and seven jurors including Wymbe Freezy Newbury Webb Cusich Owen.
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Michael O'Neil
Sixth Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Longstreet
FL Wymbe
Harry Freezy
N. A. Newbury
A. Webb
Patrick Cusich
Emerton D. Owen
Kohut Won't Hang in murder trial verdict expected
Kohut testifies he did not know Novak or Andrew Novak and was not present at the killing scene. Judge Gunster cautions jury against a first degree verdict as deliberations begin after long defense and prosecution addresses. The bout of rounds and ring action referenced appears in the same report but is unrelated to the Kohut case.
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Gunster
Patni Aseault
Sweare
Novak
Kohut
Killine
Welock
Kasmiritis
Andrew Novak
Martin Wogehner
Millheimer
Vokolek
Leyshon
Richard Barron
Squire Logan
Horn
Thomas
Commonwealth
Jude
Hinds
Kyan
Ryan
Khvan
Hote
Wee
Boxers Ryan and Judge Fight Ends In Draw At Moete Hall
Tommy Ryan of Philadelphia and Jim Judge fought twenty rounds in Moete Hall, ending as a draw by agreement since both finished on their feet. Judge showed late strength after the eighteenth, while Ryan held an early edge before tiring.
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Gene Rane
Dudge
Ryan
Othie
Scrantonian
Tommy Ryan
Jude
Jodie
Iyan
Hound W—Ryan
Murphy
Hoth
Ee Bisight
Titseed
Tyan
Judge
Philadelphia
Jim Judge
Hirgelf
Moete Hall
Tribune
John Tigay
Yan
Ryan Tiedine
T Hat
Shirt Salesmen Free in Fraud Case Settlement
The Honesdale Shirt Company case against Salomon and Pollock was settled today without a hearing. Both prisoners were brought from New York by Sheriff Cortright. the matter was adjusted and they returned to New York. They served as salesmen from June to September and were alleged to have defrauded the company of 4600 pounds, which was reportedly made good and all costs paid.
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Honesdale
Honesdale Bhirt
Salomon
Pollock
Cortright
New York
Obituary notices mark deaths in South Scranton area
Cosmer Hartman longtime South Scranton resident died at about 58 at his home 100 Pittston avenue after forty years in the city. He was a German immigrant and a small contractor, active in several fraternal orders. He is survived by wife and three sons Adolph George and John. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Also obituary items note Mia John J Miess of 25 Adamy Avenue died, with husband and six children surviving. The funeral will be private. Infant Joby McIntyre died at Jolneon's patch, funeral Friday at home, Hyde Park Cemetery later. Advertisements promote Head's Sarsaparilla and Hoowos Pills.
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Dobbs
Pele
Jack Livingston
John Dunleavy
Cosmer Hartman
South Secranton
Pittston Avenue
South Scranton
Germany
Tie
Alliance Lode
Anthracite Commandery
Knigate
Malta
Adolph
George
John
Mia
Miess
Adamy Avenue
Lughtera and
Sik
Conmoner
F. L. Moltke
Luverne County
Mles
Merchant Ollor
Joby
Atra
Patrick McIntyre
No Sleep for Three Months Says Pile Cure Victim
Mr Wm Handechu of Pillshire Pa touts Pyramid Pile Cure after three months of insomnia and severe piles. He claims three 10 cent boxes cured him and credits the remedy for his return to work. The ad states the cure is safe, non addictive, sold by druggists at 60 cents to $1, and offers a free oak pamphlet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Handechu
Pyramid
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Alaska Miner James T. McCullouch Noted for Experience
Mr. James T. McCullouch, an experienced miner who has lived in Alaska, is referenced in a local page fragment highlighting his long tenure in the mining community.
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James T. McCullouch
Alaska
Alaska trip organizer to lead Buffalo party via Nickel Plate
James L. McCullough, with years of Yukon River familiarity, will personally accompany a special party leaving Buffalo on Tuesday February 1. He offers reliable Alaska trip information and supplies. For rates and details contact James L. McCullough or F. J. Moore, Buffalo.
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Yukon River Territory
Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
McCullough
Alaska
Felde
James L. McCullough
F. J. Moore
Imported Plaques and Engravings at Half Price
Lilies roses daisies pansies and glass frame complete. Hand painted placques by peasants in Germany with many designs. Half value at 69e, SLID. Engravings and letters artotypes framed. Values range 39 cents to 75 cents. Choice 2e.
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Germany
Mid Winter Linen Department Sale At City Store
The store announces a mid winter sale of housekeeping goods to showcase the linen department. Goods are new and just opened, described as the greatest bar gains ever offered in the city to acquaint customers with the department.
Wholesale Table Linens Draft from Reeds and Barnsley
A cluttered price list advertises cream damask linens and pure linen fabrics with varied prices. It highlights bleached Snow White linens, napkins, and large crochet quilts, plus assortment of quilted linens and sheetings from vendors like Reeds and Barnsley.
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Hicca Saecanes Beste
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Giatmreepe
Something New Stevens Bros Soft Finish Crashes
A new product finish from Stevens Brothers promises a soft sheen for furniture and cabinetry. The article notes quick setup and easy application, aiming at DIY users and small shops seeking a durable yet satin look.
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Stevens Bros
Local Cloth Stock Sells Brown Muslin At Cut Prices
A local retailer advertises a large purchase of cotton goods at rock bottom prices. Brown muslin is offered at 3c for fine brown muslin 4c and 7c options, along with other muslin and sheetings at reduced rates.
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Kainate
Best Lockwood
P. C
Aeiceiot
Lara
Valentines Seen to Impress with Timely Price Appeal
A promotional note emphasizes visible Valentines as key to appreciation, urging quick purchases guided by favorable price points. The message frames affordability as the deciding factor for gift value and purchaser satisfaction.
Kimball Pianos Endorsements From Noted Musicians Reach Wilkes Barre
Musicians including Lillian Nordica Jean De Reszke and John Philip Sousa praise Kimball pianos with claimed high salaries for performances. The ad notes walnut mahogany and oak pianos on display from 250 to 350 dollars, with easy terms and free lessons, through agents George H. Ives and W. B. Foote in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nordica
Jean de Reszke
John Philip Sousa
George H. Ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. 8. Foote
Page Place
George H Ives and Foote Agents Named in Scranton Wilkesbarre
George H Ives, general agent for West Market Street Wilkes-Barre, and W. Foote, local agent at 12v Page Prove Scranton, Pa, are listed with regional offices. The document records their titles and addresses within a regional agency network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. 8. Foote
Scranton
Fricassens Chicken and Pie Offerings Featured
A readable list of dishes includes fricassens chicken and various pies. The segment mentions potatoes, turnips, apples, nuts and pumpkin pie alongside wine sauce options. Names such as Lina Rewan and Onwiger appear among ingredients and dishes.
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Miense
Spruce Street
City Notes
Manly
Solomon & Palloe
Fels & CO
Grover Graham
Matthews
Kiondike
China
Val
Millar & Peck
Wyoming Ay
the Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
Barnsley
Lockwood
P. C. Muslics
Maus cc Alow Saa P Xs
Ceralk
DSN
Salcns Nsenee Rene
Rere Ene Ene
Ize
Wrudee Gale
Ige
Utica
Lonsdale
Pride of West
Etter Nee
Lonsdale Cambrie
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Aoe
Utich
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
Valentine
Valentines
Comic Valentines
J. HE. Ludwig
Jir South Main Avenue
Hyde Park
M Kimball Fiano
Gem Cafe
Washington Avenue
W. A. Beemer & Son
To &M
Wen
Rowst Hoeft
Boup
Miike
Baby Bazaar
Gertrude
Spruce
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