Knights Receive and Social Gatherings Mark City Notes
The Knights of Columbus plan a reception and dance on Wednesday March 8, a special meeting tonight to arrange it. Wyoming seminary teams play ball at the gymnasium with Scranton’s squad departing at 6.30. Lutherans host an evening social at 4 North Sixth Street. An old soldier, Aliguet Prispal, dies at the Hillside home and will be buried at Dunmore cemetery. Paydays occur at Oxford, Dowee and Bellevue collieries. Mirvine and Lewett’s Crook Co. paid yesterday. Anthony De Petre is injured at the Tackawanna Iron and Steel works with a broken collarbone. Margaret Leuthold and Justin Smith quietly marry in Curhbondel and will reside in the central city. The Veterans’ Home command plans a reunion event. improvements and a candidate list for city offices surface. Funeral of Mrs Heffron held. services at the cathedral. Professor Pavere, swords champion, visits city and plans a U S tour after February 1. Tickets offered at half-price by F. L. Crane. Lane’s sells finals tickets.
Life of Bishop O'Hara and Scranton Diocese Growth
A biographical sketch traces Bishop O'Hara’s education in Philadelphia Rome ordination at St. John Lateran, and his rapid rise to pastor, seminary head, and vicar general. It notes the 1868 Scranton see, his consecration in Philadelphia, and his 31 years expanding the diocese from 25 priests and 47 churches to numerous parishes, schools, and a large Catholic population.
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United States
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Jackin Streets
St. John's
South Mary Savenim
Tom Rovary
Willink Street
St. Mary's
River Street
St John's
Fiesimret
Local Catholic School Figures and Property Value
A community report notes 12000 pupils at a boys college and girls Low Academies, with 125000 Catholics. Charitable groups linked to Bishop OTiara include St. Patek's and Staven Pounding hone. Church property in the district exceeds 2 million dollars.
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St. Patek's
Staven
Dliiwaw
Meeting of Camera Club Demonstrates Printing Techniques
The Lone Corner club hosted a well attended weekly session on printing negatives with overexposure correction and sky enhancement. Members submitted negatives including a Colwmins statue image printed and circulated, with next week’s topic on Printing Toning and Mounting.
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Colwmins
Court Howe Square
Gan
Toy
Plan of Morgan’s Coal Postoration Surfaces in Legislation
A fragment discusses Morgan’s coal plan to reorganize markets, noting three state legislatures in session and potential coal trade shifts. It mentions New Jersey opposition, possible antitrust rhetoric, and hints that new arrangements may already be forming, with stocks trading at fractional recessions.
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Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Petition for Provideter paving petition deficient reports
Mayor Bailey and City Solicitor McKinney say the petition to pave Provideter route from Wourt street to the city line lacks the necessary signatures. The dispute centers on whether law requires a majority of property holders or a majority of foot frontage, with the city solicitor advising an engineer affidavit to prove the petition meets the statute.
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Alail
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Diamond Vein Abandoned After Cave-In at Cayuga Shaft
A cave-in in the Diamond vein of the Sterra No. 1 shaft forced abandonment of the Diamond vein at the Cayuga. No further details on injuries or recovery were provided.
City Council Agrees on Bank Depository Rules
City voters approve two busy sessions with third reading passage of an ordinance naming nine banks as city depositories and limiting deposits to twenty percent in any single bank. The council also advances street and utility ordinances and schedules a follow up business meeting.
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Tende
Uwe
Gary
Ma Kreche
Wheeler Avenue
Tripp Park
O Boyle
Wavine Sanderson
Sanderson
Everett Avenue
Swethand Street
Filmore Avenue
Pettebone Streets
Sumner Avenue
Divine co operation with God in creation and life
Reverend H A Grant preaches on Genesis creation and divine cooperation. He argues humans reflect God’s image and must partner with God in thought and action to fulfill destiny, citing Trinity, moral capacity, and Christ’s redemptive work as foundations for responsibility and salvation.
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Lieten
Christ
Gail
New Building Ordinance Proposed in Common Council
Mr Morris of the Eighteenth ward introduces a resolution to amend the building ordinance. The bill seeks stronger penalties and improved safeguards with a three member committee to collaborate with inspectors. Other items include funding for permanent personnel and electric light projects at several street corners.
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Excitement in Springside mining district over shooting incident
Reports from Pana on February 2 describe a shooting involving imported black miners in the Springside district. Provol guard rushed to the scene but could not locate the shooter. Sheriff Downey seeks Governor Tanner to withdraw troops if order can be kept without them. The miners union received coal and cash donations from state and local bodies.
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Tanner
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Union Miners Organization
Shipping Bill Sparks Partisan Debate In Congress
Representative Fitzgerald of Massachusetts filed a supplementary minority report on the Hanna Payne shipping bill. He opposes subsidies and bounties for shipowners and builders and argues against free trade on ships while other goods face protective duties. He contends shipbuilding must receive similar privileges to other industries, urging free ships only after iron ore and other raw materials become free.
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Fitzgerald
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House Committee On Merchant Marine
Hanna- Payne
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Ehig
Publication Notes From The Trittine Letters Page
A fragment from a newspaper notes section stating that letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer’s name and that The Trittine disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
Beranton Basketball Teammates Defy Challenge
The Tribune reports Beranton basketball players declined a challenge from Torchampstead and North Stans, noting repeated refusals and outlining plans for a future game at a neutral venue. The notice asks for confirmation and funds handling details, with Willcox and James Harwell Musinger coordinating and asking participants to communicate by February 6.
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Tributcw
Tribune
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Selent and Providence Castles Plan Fraternal Convocations
A. C. K. of M notes announce Friday meetings at Heranton Castle and a special Feb 3 convocation of Selent Castle of Pennsylvania on Lackawanna avenue to confer the mark degree on eligible Sir Knights. Several nearby castles and units are listed with plans for three degrees next Monday. outreach invites attendance and participation.
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Air Knight
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Serrbon
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Beneral
George Powell
Coal man Sood plans midnight departure for new venture
Mount Pleasant resident Sood will leave on the midnight train Priday for the West where he intends to settle if work warrants it. He goes with a pleasant journey and success in his undertaking.
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