Personal. Dr and Mrs entertain niece Miss York
Attorney George S. Worn, laid up with grip, remains confined but hopeful. Naotert Alexander resumes as treasurer of the Academy of Susie. Charles Stevens of the Allied will succeed as treasurer and prose agent at Syranse.
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Ind Mra
Mhey
Miss Yort
York
George 5
Worn
Althouh
Naotert Alexander
Academy of Susie
Syraense
Charles 1 Stevens
Anil
Knights of Columbus State Convention Opens Tomorrow
The Knights of Columbus state convention will open at the local council club house with several hundred delegates and visitors from across the city. Tonight the Jolal council will confer the third degree before a social session and bonfire. A banquet honoring delegates will follow, with remarks from Rev Mr Hoban and several distinguished guests including Hon Francia J O Connor Johnstown Pa and others from Carbon County Wilkes Barre and Scranton.
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Knights of Columbus
Commonwealth
Jonal Council
Hoban
Hon
Francia J. O'Connor
Johnstown
Ya Hon
James J. O'Neil
Carbonfire
Daniel L. Martesq
Wilkes- Barre
M. J. Donahoe
J. V. Moylin
T. J. Duggan
Richard 7. Rourke
Scranton Welcomes New Manager Lawson and Plans Strong Team
A. W. Lawson arrives as Scranton’s new baseball manager and vows to assemble a young energetic squad for the Pennsylvania league. Roger Gorton signs first, praised as a fast outfielder, with a history of leading leagues in fielding and batting. Old Athletic grounds will require repairs, with 2000 spectators expected for upgrades.
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Scranton
A. W. Lawson
Wood
Plas Erg
Lawson
Pennsylvania
New York
Roger Corton
Bencroft
Mich
Gorton
Kalamazoo
Birmingham
Ala
Mansfield
Ohio
al. Lawson
Anderson
Ind
Peoria
Toledo
Western Association
Fuarthermore
Linson
Disagreeable Weather Hits Pennsylvania With Snow Slush
A weekend storm drenched the region with a wet snow that accumulated three inches in the streets, freezing overnight and delaying Ontario and Western and Delaware and Hudson trains. The weather caused dangerous walking conditions in Carbondale and nearby areas.
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Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Ontario
Western
Delaware
Fludson
Feast of Purification and Ground Fog Day Weather Note
The article notes the Feast of Purification also called Candlemas and Ground Fog Day due to beliefs about winter. It mentions yesterday’s miserable weather with strong wind and freezing conditions, making outdoor travel difficult.
Train schedule changes for Dehiavene Hudsoet Cannon period
The Dehiavene and Hudsoet Cannon announce light schedule changes to Sunday passenger trains starting February 2. Main line Sunday trains adjust departure times, including Train No 40 from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre at 5 pm. and Train No 51 from Bevanton to Carbondale with altered evening departure. Honesdale branch weekday departures to Carbondale shift to 7.37 am 9.10 am and 6.30 pm, with reverse trips from Carbondale to Honesdale at 7.22 am and 11.05 am. Sunday trains unchanged.
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Honesdale
Carbondale
Supper at St Luke's Parish House Menu
Supper served at St Luke's Parish House Thursday evening next February 6 from 5.40 to 7. Menu includes Cold Sliced Ham Sliced Roast Beef Scalloped Oysters Creamed Potatoes Cabbage Salad Baked Beans Mixed Pickles Bread and Butter Canned Fruit Cake Coffee Tea Supper 26c We, extra.
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St. Luke's Parish House
Ninth Victim of Smallpox in West Scranton Case Details
Nine smallpox victims are traced to the Brace house in West Scranton with outbreaks spreading. Common Councilman Evan W Evans is the latest victim. vaccination efforts and quarantine measures are debated as the city struggles to halt the disease.
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West Scranton
Inet
Ewan W. Evans
Roberts Court
Brice House
North Bromley Avenue
Courells
Board of Health
Brace House
Faust
West Scrinton
Wheer
W. Brace
George Lewis
Grace Child
Brace Child
Parry Child
W. J. Morgan
James Brace
William Allspaugh
Evan W
Evans
Parry
Mears’ Hall
Wiliam J. Brace
Brace
Bromley Avenue
Williams
Lafayette Street
George Rendle
Pleasant Street
Charles FE. Fish
Renker Street
Paine
Columbia Hose Company
Division Street
George Meyers
Morgan
Swetland Street
Meyers
Ferber
Tribune
City Bowling League Elects Officers and Sets Schedule
Representatives from six bowling terms formed a city league at Hampe’s alleys. W J Meister is president and W H Beireher secretary treasurer. Play starts Wednesday weekly until mid April with new team names Arlington Bowling Club and South Side Club. Teams list players and a trophy and individual prizes will be awarded.
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City Bowling League
Hampe
W. J. Meister
W. HH. Beireher
South Side Club
Arlington Bowling Club
Scranton Bowling Club
Arlingtons
John Kiefer
Henry Kiefer
Charles Keifer
James Hawks
South Side
Jacob Sansenbach
Peter Rosir
Adam Leigh
Joseph Slocum
John Aeieman
Close of the Kirmess Crowded Houses Highlight Dances
The Kirmess closed Saturday with two crowded houses and top performances. Voting for the most popular dance went to the sensors and Follies taking top honors, with extensive lists of participating names and a final tally implying a sizable net for the Teachers' association. The evening featured the Cinderella gavotte dancers winning the matinee popular prize, a cake walk by Dim Mick and the Dorsey children, and enthusiastic applause for Miss Freda Wanun's coon songs.
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Follies
Eswoand
Matines
WL Dimmick
Dorsey
Freda Wanun
Eugene Healey
B. Penman
M. Allabaugh
Nicholls
Stewart
C. L. Frey
Will Lkely
Teachers’ Association
Black Diamonds Beat Green Ridge Wheelmen in Scranton Exhibition
In North Scranton the newly set up bowling alleys at the Auditorium hosted Batunlay exhibitions between the Black Diamonds and the Green Ridge Wheelmen. The Black Diamonds prevailed in the tote number of pins, with each team claiming a win in the two exhibition games.
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Scranton
Batunlay
Black Diamonds
Green Ridge
Jury Divided in Negligence Case Opens Morning Court
The February criminal court session opens with four murder cases. Owen McGovern vs Lichawoahan Iron and Steel company jurors report a 7 to 5 split in favor of the plaintiff and defense, and may seek discharge after deliberating since last Monday. Justices Newcomb charged the jurors on sought questions, as the panel lists Scranton and nearby towns, with O'Brien Martin and Burns for the plaintiff and Warren Jessup for the defense.
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Owen McGovern
Lichawoahan Iron and Siew Company
Newcomb
TL Ia
Michael Bwilekens
Scranton
Gorge Make
Milland
Jermyn
David Clarke
Gillespie
Charles Hoffmat
Farmer
Jefferson
James Herbert
Vekville
John Dones
Isvael T. Keene
Carpenter
Scraton
M. TD
O'Brien & Martin
TI. H. Burns
Everett Warren
W. H. Jessup
Major Warren
Jessup
H. M. Edwards
B.C. Newcomb
G. I. Malaey
Luzerne
John P. Kelly
Edwards
H. Kk. Weand
Montgomery County
W. BR. Lewis
John Argentis
Harry Frederick
Anne Hewittt
Fronvidence Road
Wweek
Frank Lillian, Jr
E. Wayland
Alderman Fuller
Wade M. Finn
W. W. Scranton
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Contests for Ward Twenty Council Nomination Heard
A Saturday hearing before Judges Edwards and Kelly ruled Coyne the Republican nominee for select councilman in the Twentieth ward, overturning Cahalin's Democratic claim. Cahalin's Democratic nomination objections were withdrawn. Other ward contests and February criminal court sessions were outlined, with 108 first week and 166 second week DA lists and several major cases scheduled including murder and bribery prosecutions.
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Kelly
Mark Cahalin
Malachi Coyne
Coyne
Cahcalla
Cahalin
O'Brien
Martin
M. J. Donahoe
Oc. Donovan
Old Parge Borough
Orphans Court Actions On Administrators and Executrices
Judge A A Vor presided sessions on petitions in the estate of Michael Dofus with administrator Oritget Loftus seeking discharge. Attorney M P L Cawley and a guardian appeared for parties. In Nora Golion estate a citation to file angel accounts was addressed, with others appearing for claimants. Evidence was also heard on exceptions to the accounts of Li Tyler Connolly, executor under Anne A Conrolls will.
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Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vorbiome
Sitortay
Oritget Loftus
Tfe
Michael Dofus
Thernifore
Cepricetiter Bey M
PL Cawley
Hordan
Nora Golion
I G
Barricok
Clarence Ballentine
Angeval
Voslurg
Li Tyler Connolly
Ann A. Conrolls
Decease
Shamokin Man Held Bankrupt by Judge Archbald
Daniel D Helm of Shamokin was declared bankrupt by Judge Archbald. Liabilities stood at 408 dollars. The case was referred to Bankruptcy Referee Taggert of Sunbury for a hearing on February 6. Skinner and Peter, of Tunkhannock, filed a voluntary petition. Tittenbender of Bloomsburg Ammon Newcomer of York County and Charles Van Waisen of Williamsport were granted discharges Saturday.
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Shamokin
Archbald
Taggert
Sunbury
George ©. Skiner
Charles Peter
Tunkhannock
Skinner & Peter
Alovettio Tittenbender
Bloomebaye
Ammon L. Newcomer
Maker
York Counts
Charles. L. van Wausen
Williamsport
Court House News Notes
Court notes report on appeals and actions in the superior court. A party from Minnesota ties up a contested title matter while another case seeks a superseding order as media coverage notes delays and procedural steps.
City Republican Committee Maps Campaign Plan
A large attendance at the Republican city committee meeting discussed organization and campaign plans. Chairman Co. FE. Chittenden and speakers including T. UW, Dale, ex-Corder James Moir, and ex-Representative John mm Parr urged energetic volunteer work to mobilize the full vote without using money.
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Republican City Committee
Co. FE. Chittenden
T. UW
Dale
James Moir
John mm. Parr
Blessed Virgin Sodality Welcomes 87 New Members
The Blessed Virgin sodality of Holy Cross church Bellevue held a reception last night admitting eighty seven new members. An eloquent sermon on the Blessed Virgin was preached by Trey Pathor Boland.
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Blessed Virgin Sodality of
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
Trey, Pathor Boland
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