City Notes Pay Days and Local Events
The Delaware and Studson company paid employees at multiple locations yesterday. The Garment Worker union ladies branch will mark its first anniversary with a dance at Isconomy hall next Tuesday. Rev. Th. Pleres lectured on International Sunday School lessons at Penn Avenue Hapiet church, followed by a song service. Patrols investigated a door left unlocked at a Borice Street cigar store with nothing taken. Funeral arrangements for O. H. Jadwin set for today from Adams Avenue residence. A new power booster improves Scranton Hallway Co lines, with more upgrades planned. Private Prank Geist remains at Camp Marton awaiting court martial. Burglary in Taylor on Marin Street yielded money and valuables. some items left behind. Thorne Pickart from Archbald recovering after injuries from a mine accident. several fingers injured.
Coasting Accident injures two boys in Green Ridge
Norton Smith and Frank Bannister, both youths, were injured while coasting on Green Ridge hills. Smith fractured a thigh and suffered belly bruising. Bannister sustained severe bruising and minor facial cuts after their tied sleds hit an iron fence near Adams and Green Ridge. Smith was taken home for care. Bannister was treated at his home. Weichel's auction sale opens today at 2.20 p.m. and Crane offers cloth jackets at half price.
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Green Ridge
Norton Smith
Frank Bannister
Young Smith
Smith
Green Ridges
Green Wildee Street
Dr. Wents
Bannister
Frank Tannister
Capoure Avenue
Marlon Street
Peaceful end of the Bishop of Scranton announced
The death of Bishop O Hara is reported with funeral arrangements to be held at the cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons may celebrate Mass and Archbishop Ryan will deliver the sermon as Bishop Hoban succeeds to the Scranton diocese after thirty days.
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Scranton
Yhara
Cardinal Gibbons
P. J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Monsignor
Martinelli
Pennsyylvania
Neathby
O'Hara
J. Hoban
Scranton Ao
Mies
Hoban
M. J. Hoban
Alalis
Rome
Cave at Franklin Mine Endangers Track In Newtown
About an acre of land above the Franklin mine at Newtown was caved in yesterday, flooding a pond near the dive into the mine. Forty feet of the Empire branch of the Jersey Central railroad track was affected by a large hole beside the rail. Two gondolas toppled into the hole but can be pulled out. no workers were nearby as the cave was anticipated. A steep rock pitch loosened the rock above, causing earth to slide into the mine.
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Franklin
Newtown
Empire Branch
Jersey Central Railroad
Wilkes- Barre
Built on the wrong lot at Electric City park Scranton
St Nelson LaBar claims a residence mistakenly built on Margaret J Dyer’s lot in Electric City park North Scranton. LaBar seeks an equity order to stop Dyer from disposing or encumbering the property and to compel relocation of the building to LaBar’s two adjacent lots. Attorneys Vosburg & Daw-LOT represent LaBar.
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Electric City Park
North
Scranton
St. Nelson LaBar
Margaret EH. Dyer
la Bar
Margaret EE. Dyer
la Har
Lota
Air. la Bar
Equity
Margaret J. Dyer
Vosburg & Daw- Lot
Claimed Scranton as Home by Norwich Frame Scheme
Three men registered at the Eagle hotel in Norwich North Carolina using names J J Gaffney J T Powers and J J Mullen claiming Scranton ties They represented a Philadelphia firm selling enlargements and frames at very low prices with a free sample enlargement The plan allegedly offered a free picture then a frame sold on delivery with a dollar deposit that earned no further communication after three weeks
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Eagle Hotel
Norwich
N. C
J. J. Gaffney
J. T. Powers
J. J. Mullen
Scranton
Norwich Sun
Philadelphia
Fim
Sivlim
Sone
Letters From The People
A note explains that short letters of interest may be published under this heading with the writer’s name, and that the Tribune bears no responsibility for opinions expressed by contributors.
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the Tribune
Beranton Team Proposes Split Arrangements For February Game
Captain Charles Zong and manager George Nolson of Boranton Basketball team issue a public note in Boranton dated Feb 9 18XX. They outline payment splits for a February 11 game with rival Scranton, reject Scranton venue ideas, and propose options including half receipts after hall expenses or sharing all expenses with the winner and loser shares. They invite Haswell to accept any terms and note public fairness concerns.
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the Tribune
James Muswell
North End Stars
Beranton
Haswell
Mike
Scranton
Scranton Tribune
Lang
Linden Street
James
Seranton
Weir Welr Milner Millie Miller Marriage in Dunmore
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Dunmore Pennsylvania witnessed the marriage of Peter Weir and Millie Weir in a ceremony conducted by Rev A J Van Cleef on January 180. The couple hail from Moosic Pennsylvania and received Presbyterian rites.
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Wrir—Weir
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Dunmore
A. J. van Cleft
Peter Weir
Mins Millie Welr
Boil
Moosic
Helmes Stands Trial on Embezzlement Charge
Curtie II Helmes of Jermyn faced a jury before Judge Gunster on embezzlement charges stemming from undelivered insurance premiums. He claimed he could not pay the $200 in arrears due to not collecting full sums and disputed the Capital Fire Insurance company’s authorization. The case, brought by Telee Brothers of Wilkes-Barre, continued with defense and prosecution arguments as the trial proceeded.
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Toie Brothers
Wilkes-Barre
Curtie II
Helmes
Jermyn
Gunster
Fred Teleco, Jr
Telee Brothers
Teice Brothers
Capital Fire Insurance Company
Concord
N, FL
Buel
Hermes
Fred Tele, Jr
Telve
Helmesk
Edward McGovern
Wilkes- Barre
F. R. Stork
Telce Brothers
Fred Telce, Jr
Telce
Teice
Local cases settle as not guilty verdicts dominate terms
Patrick Murray of the South Side was indicted for assault but a verdict of not guilty was agreed with Love and costs paid by the prosecution. Neighbors Ellen Noone and Mary McKenzle settled after a prior arrest for assault and battery with McKenzle. costs paid. John Panko faced false pretences charges from William Craig. not guilty verdict reached with Craig paying costs. John Pinkow was tried for kicking Willie Richards. verdict not guilty with costs split between prosecutor and defendant.
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Patrick Murray
South Side
John Love
Love
Ellen Noone
Mary McKenzle
North Scranton
John Panko
William Craig
The
Robinson Brewery
Panko
Craig
John Pinkow
Gunster
Willie Richards
Pellevue
Case Dockets Show No Appearance by Parties at Term
Prosecutions and defendants failed to appear in multiple cases reported by District Attorney Jones. Frank Busco and John Kapusineki faced charges of assault and battery with prosecutions filed. Julia Sulack listed as prosecutrix. Bridget Connor as common scold. Mary Jordan as proagyeatrix. Martin Burke charged with selling liquor without a license. John McHale listed as prosecutor. John Coash of Taylor did not appear on a felonious wounding case. Matthew Urayiteh, earlier convicted, was sentenced to pay costs and commit until fulfilled. M Rosenbluth, convicted of assault and battery, must pay $15 and costs and remain in custody. Michael Golcheski’s burglary case was continued. he remained in jail on bail $100 for next term. George Summers found guilty of cutting timber. jury recommended mercy.
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Jones
Eva Cutchen
Ageeaut
Frank Busco
John Kapusineki
Julia Sulack
Bridget Connor
Mary Jordan
Martin Burke
John McHale
John Coash
Taylor
Matthew Urayiteh
M. Rosenbluth
The
Commonwealth
Michael Golcheski
Annie Harwin
Golcheski
George A. Summers
Gouldshoro
T. M. Lynch
Summers
Busy Week Recap Delayed Court Sessions Limited Access
A brief note reports a hectic week with only one cage attempted before July yesterday and most of the day the court was not in session in the main courtroom. The article continues on page 12.
Timlin Favors McCarroll Bill in House Speech
Hon. P. I. Timlin of the Fourth district spoke in support of the McCarroll bill, stating he will vote for passage to serve constituents. He cited Democratic predecessors and labor interests, denounced opposition as partisan, and urged lawmakers to consider equity and justice over faction.
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McCarrell
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
P, i. Tim- Vin
McCarroll
M. BE. McDonal
Mon. J. Kelly
Democratic Party
Gordon
Wallace
Clinvcs
Ite Pursagce
Wanamaker
Howard Davis Named Advertising Manager at The Tribune
Howard Davis begins duties as manager of the advertising department at The Tribune on Monday succeeding W. W. Younes, who has been with the paper for many years. Davis previously served as cashier and will be replaced by Alfred John, long time Tribune counting room accountant.
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Howard Davis
the Tribune
W. W. Younes
Mr. Davis
Alfred John
Tribune
Alaska Indian disturbanc e sparks liquor explaination
Washington reports a Juneau Alaska disturbance among a small number of Indians is due to liquor smuggling by whites. Officials see no risk of broader conflict and no uprising, noting fewer than 300 Indians total.
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Wuaehington
Juneau
Alagkia
Occaeione
Stage Carpenter Walter Short Found Dead in Philadelphia
Walter T. Short, stage carpenter for the Milk White Flag company at the Auditorium, was found dead in his Walnut Street room. Police say inhaling gas caused his death, but friends suspect accident. Short, listed as 25, had learned his father was seriously ill in Denver, Colorado.
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Philadelphia
Walter T. Short
Milk White Flag Company
S24
Walnut Street
Short
Denver
Col
Pensions Issued Across Pennsylvania in Feb
The list records issued pensions in February for Andrew J. Archibald of Lenox Susquehanna 12 to 17 and Oscar L. Haines of Liberty Corners Bradford f to, plus original widow Rebecca Richards of Windham Bradford.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Andrew J. Archibald
Lenox
Susquehanna
Oecar L. Haines
Liberty Corners
Bradtford
Rebcca Richards
Windham
Bradford
Boxing Card Moves to Nanticoke at Music Hall Next Thursday
The Black Griffo Hugh McWintere bout is moved from Music Hall to Nanticoke for next Thursday evening with special trainer arrangements to handle crowds from Scranton Carbondale and Nanticoke. Italian fencing champion Pavese has a challenge accepted to face Soonnepices at the Empire Athletic club in Wilmington with a $2.50 purse. Pavese will spar ten local swordsmen at Music Hall on February 3. Bowling contests are slated for next Monday with Elks and Excelsiors lineups listed.
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Hugh McWintere
Music Hall
Nanticoke
Scranton
Carbondale
Signor Generoso Pavelle
Soonnepices
Empire Athletic Club
Wilmington
Del
Jack Brelly
Pavese
Table Linens and Sheetings Sale Announcement
The greatest opportunity of the season to buy table linens napkins crash uslins and sheetings. Prices were never so low. 52 inch cream linen damask 56 inch cream linen damask.
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Seeeernenes
Bank Vault Secured by Holmes Electric Protective System
Special attention given to business and personal accounts as the bank emphasizes security. The vault is protected by Holmes Electric Protective System ensuring enhanced safeguard for deposits and financial records.
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Holmes
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H. B. Ware
To & Williams Uliding
FomtoMea
Delaware and Studson Company
Dickon and von Storch
Garment Worker Union
Isconomy Hall
Th ¥. Pleres
Penn Avenue Hapiet
Dhis
International Sunday School Lessona
Todyn Evans
India Song Service
Patrotman Ylmegerty
Washington Ivehue
Borice Street
O. H. Jadwin
Atre
T. Jadwin
Adams Avenue
Vila Uevelock
Delaware
Hadson
Scranton Hallway Company
Providence Row
Geist
Prank H. Geist
McAdoo
Fourteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
la Ctill
Hem
Camp Marton
Sammoerville
Beott Hendershot
Marin Street
Hendlershot
Thomne Pickart
Arcbhard
Hadeon
Tlackawane
Weichel
Crane
O'Tanni
Thuss
O'Harh
Ile
Floncay
Schank
Spencer
Spruce Street
Franklin Mine
R. Nelson LaBar
James Haswell
Lane's
MR. Timlin
Alaska
Pennsylvania Pensions
Elk
Dackus
Backus
Elks
C. Fowler
C. Reihl
I. Dimler
G. Phillips
Joe Madenspacher
C. Welchel
Excelsiors
C. Wormeser
Hf. Langfeld
A Rice
M. Krotocky
M. Elmoens
B. Har- 3
China
Ari
Wyoming Avenue
Ound
Wyoming Ave
Mother Hubbard
Intigreterie
Denensecaewnq
Freeman
C Muslins
Lockwood
Cc. Muslins
C. Muslins
P .C. Muslins
P. C. Muslins
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Ave
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belly, Jr
William H. Peck
Mount Pleasant Coal
Commonwealth Ty
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson M
Wilkes-Barra Pa
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