City Notes from the Local Scene Tonight
Local notices report events at various venues including a masquerade social at Keen Bridge street's Sevant House, Excelsior ball, and a Twenty-seventh actual masquerade at Turner ball. Alexander Selvin presents The Three Guardsmen at the Academy of Mosaic. Buffalo German Insurance gains state approval to open a branch in the city. Green Ridge Heptesophe installs officers on Dickson Avenue with a social following. A meeting tomorrow at 107 Sram Street discusses the Florence invasion and related appointments. A wen woman from Greenwood injured skating. improving slowly. Sunday School class at Labory Methodist Episcopal church hosts an entertainment Thursday. Archiwid orders a formor criminal court for week of May 7 due to trial backlogs. County Commissioners Demuth, Roberta, and Roberts fined for unpaid penalties. Frank Snow's attempted intrusion on Robinson Street ends in injury. Ladies committee of El Du Libby entertainment to meet at Yeoman’s Christian Association rooms. Final returns for all tickets must be made. committee members urged to attend.
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Masciating
Kearney
Tecoms
Sevant House
Keen Bridge Street
Excelsior
Alexander Selvin
Academy of Mosaic
Pxrasten
Buffalo German Insurance Company
Degent
Harrisburg
Green Ridge Heptesophe
Dickson
M Socul
Amenting
Jaly Miasayger
Florence
Sram Street
Misa Apna Lovering
Trreanwood
Akating
T. J. Snowden
Aaboury Methodist Episcopal Church
Girean Ridge
Formor Criminal Court
John Demuth
Giles Roberta
W. Roberts
Frank Snow
William Whiters
Robinson Street
Hewaen
Libby
Second District Republicans Convene in Scranton for Delegates
Second District Republicans announce a convention in the arbitration room at the Scranton courthouse on Tuesday February 18 1904 to elect one delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg May 24 1904. Vigilance committees will hold primaries February 10 between 4 and 7 pm. W S Mittan chairman and A J were secretary.
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Court House
City of
Scranton
Anid
Harrisburg
W. S. Mittan
A.J
Republicans hold district convention in Scranton for delegate
Pursuant to a district resolution the Republicans of the Third district will convene in the arbitration room at the Scranton courthouse on Tuesday February 6 at 2 PM to elect a delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg May 24. Vigilance committees hold primaries Saturday February 8 between 4 and 7 PM.
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Third Legislative District
Court House
Scranton
Harrisburg
Neather
Jonx McCamper
Retretary
Pro Tom
Kerriton
Yan
Rowland Receives Double Sentence in Green Ridge Fire Case
John Rowland and his wife Mary were convicted of arson at their Albright Avenue home. Rowland pleaded for mercy for his wife, but the judge imposed one sentence of six months to one year and six months in the Eastern Penitentiary, plus a separate term to begin after the first. Mrs Rowland faced mercy as the judge upheld some culpability, ordering her to recognize bonds and potentially return for further action. The court also sentenced other defendants including Miss Dingman and Degan for related offenses, with varying fines and terms. Verdicts finally returned on several cases, including not guilty findings and costs.
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Wary
John Rowland
Mary
Albright Avenue
Green Ridge
Rowland
Gunster
Trowland
Ale Howland
Tie
Conte
Archbauld
Sasi Stanes
Joseph Miteho
Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Archbuld
Abe
Thas
Tim
Ginister Isemeil
Mrs. Rowland
Chozen
Bork
Annie Dingman
Hyde Park
Absolom Arnold
Gonster
Miss Drognian
Scranton
William Degao
EB. A. Simonton
Elwaria
Degan
Sancet Mitcho
Nowland
Merchants’ and Mechanics Bank
Archbald
Costa
Rantern
Patrick Kane
Patrick Calleran
Joseph Garjonas
Amelia Progolosky
Alexander Konko
Anthony Toroski
Frank Walab
Carbondale
Balthasar Ardor
Frank Ries
Stanislaus Zalinale
Barber
Hhen
Noteg
John McLefaky
John Leydan
Mary Leyden
He Costa
Scranton Directory of the Republic Savings and Loan formed
A new Scranton organization, the Scranton Directory of the Republic Savings and Loan, boomed after a Friday meeting. Officers and directors were elected, stock subscriptions surged, and plans include fixed payments and no fees. Local and regional executives prepared a large Baltimore board, with S. N. Callender cited as contact.
Tribune coupon offer at open event on Penn Ave
Four Tribune coupons grant access to numerous offers. Each item requires four coupons plus payment: 15 cents for any Columbus series volume from over 100 titles, 75 cents for a 10 volume Dickens set, 20 cents for Rugby and Oxford series titles.
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Columbus Feries
Wonderland's Own Company Opens This Week in Scranton
Wonderland stock company returns with a cast from past seasons except one fresh face. The program features The Gypsy Queen tonight tomorrow and Wednesday and Pygmalion and Gala tea on Thursday through Saturday. Evening seats available at the box office.
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Wonderland
Wonderland Stock Company
Davis
Variega
Scranton
Acréss
Man Becomes Deluded After Drinking, Wife Resists
Pine Brook resident Thomas Cawley was brought to the station home by Constable Roche after a night of heavy drinking. He allegedly believed he was Corbett and his wife was Mitchell. His wife Mia acted to protect themselves, restraining him behind the barn as he ranted about rivals.
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Thomas Cawley
Pine Brook
Constable Roche
Seventh Ward
DeLacy Cawley
Corbett
Mitchell
Mia Cawley
Grant Herring Takes Charge of Internal Revenue Office
State Senator Grant Herring assumed charge of the internal revenue office in this city on Saturday with little formality. The office will remain here, with Herring's father appointed cashier. Several well known Democrats aspire to be deputy collector to succeed Mr. Jones, the current deputy.
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Grant Herring
Internal Revenue Office
Tits Trine
Herring
Jones
Change of editor at the Lebanon Journal
The Lebanon Rapir reports a change of editors at the Lebanon Journal as Livy 8 Whiliard steps down and Mr Richard Hawford takes over after two years as acting editor. The editorial page reflects on the transition, noting the paper’s centennial status and praising both editors for their roles in sustaining the paper’s dignity and spirit.
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Lebanon
Rapir
Matdgemun
Ronan
Livy
Leete
Richard Hawfor
Ite
Ile
Gti
Ion Ahirgetic
Anterpriaing
Alin Ngeneral
Penney Lvatta
Ategier
Scranton Times Editorial Says New Editor Steers Paper Firmly
The Scranton Times praises the new editor for capable leadership and strong editorial direction. The piece credits the editor with guiding themes that promise clear, confident guidance for the paper and its readers.
Armory of Honesdale Guardsmen Celebrated in New Building
Major Whitney and Lieutenant Wood led the effort to secure a premier armory for Company EK of Honesdale, featuring a 75 by 100 foot drill room with 100 incandescent lights and ample storage. The project, praised as the finest armory in the state, includes offices, a kitchen, a cloak room, a two story front, a bowling alley and rifle range, plus steam heating and full wireless discipline for inspections forthcoming under Major Wright and Adjutant Millar.
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Whitney
Walter A. Wood
Honesdale
Millar
Alraot Ia Ao
Tian
Comming E
Beat Company
George TL Woitney
Walter A Wood
Three Musketeers at the Academy by Salvini
Alexander Salvini stars in The Three Musketeers at the Academy this evening, praised as an almost perfect actor and swordsman. The piece emphasizes drama over swordplay, with faithful adaptation by the dramatizer.
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Doman
Academy
Alexander Salvini
Salvini
Damas
Two Women Arrested for Street Walking Discharged Man Remains
Jack Wooda of Peekville was liberated Saturday afternoon and brought back in the evening. He and James Sullivan of Providence, both with notable reputations, were the only two of sixteen committed. The remainder paid fines or were discharged as the winter season neared its end.
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Jack Wooda
Peekville
James Sullivan
Providence
Mickey Moran's Little Joke Delights County Courtroom
James Dunn, a Lackawanna township Democrat, served as juror and became the butt of Mickey Moran's prank. Moran delivered a dramatic plea claiming insult by "the lovely lady on the ceiling with the schleg" while the judge presided. Dunn sought contempt charges but chose not to proceed after recognizing the joke and Dunn and Moran resolved the matter with the court.
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Lackawanna Statesman
Mickey" Moran
CarbonJdale
James Dunn
Lackawanna Township
Grover Cleveland
Dann
Archbald
Gunater
Edwarda
Mickey
Dunn
Rula
Moran
Dunu
Hinself
Goddens
Juatles
Amle
Archhbald
Janitor Misreads Board Prize GCD Prank
A school janitor, seeking a math instruction erased from the blackboard, misreads the principal’s note and jokes that the greatest common divisor is gone. He searches the building and reports to the principal that the clue is completely missing, turning a routine day into a humorous misunderstanding.
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Uanal
Future of Eden Musee Passes to Philadelphia Men
The Eden Musee theater in Philadelphia closes its doors as Zimmerman & Snyder profited little while Shyder, treasurer, vanished with 1800 dollars. Joseph Jermon of Philadelphia will take over, rework the second floor, add a balcony and stage, and reopen in about a month or two with new photos at Growes.
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Eden Musee
Zimmerman & Snyder
Shyder
Time
Joseph Jermon
Philadelphia
Jermon iv
Elen
Scranton meeting on stock sale by Republic Savings and Loan
The Republic Savings and Loan association of New York has called a meeting for Friday February 2 at 2 p.m. at the Dime Bank building office to elect officers and directors. New shares will be offered for sale and executives Case, Treaney, and Gadd will be present to explain the plan and purposes. Bring a guest.
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Acadelation
Fo Bo Caar
Taper
Agetolon
Association
Oliver Wand
J W. Peck
James M. Fiverhart
Frat
A. Ti Sohoomaker
Moond
Ct Kore
Third View
A. BF. Cliy
Son. Callender
Watson & Diehl
Louis Conrad
Mr. Stone
J E. Loveland
Finn
Jacob Bols
J Bailey
Wow Lathrapy
He D. Gardner
John Lvoore
Jersel Bittentouder
J L Forlbom
M Enthaway
John L Hull
W. SS Diatil
S. N. Callender
Dime Bank
Chadd
Colonel Case
Ando
Baltimore
English You Know The meusotype at Groves
A short notice notes the meusotype at Groves with a garbled date and unclear details, likely a small society or shop event. The fragment mentions Groves and a specific term meusotype, suggesting a local display or catalog item, but lacks coherent context.
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Groves
Mayor Connell Hosts Largest Sunday Levee in Recent Time
The mayor’s Sunday reception drew a large crowd, with sixteen culprits arraigned before the bench, ten from the North End. The principal charges were drunk and disorderly and fighting, among others noted in the chaotic scene.
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Eixteen Priamere
North End
Connell
Fastica
Resignation at The TAMN e Liv Editorial Office
Scranton Free reports editor in chief Moore may be stepping down from The TAMN e Liv. Richard, a noted writer, is named potential successor while circulation and page content are said to be under review.
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Scranton
Free Preags
Aitim Norton Leete
Tamn E Liv
Richard
Taw
Invchief
Pathless Weth Extracted by New Pro Gens
A newly formed group of professional Gens claims to have removed Weth from the field without guidance or paths, asserting a fresh approach. They emphasize autonomy, new methods, and disruption of traditional routes, signaling a shift in strategic shaping of Weth activities.
Lent Observance and Ash Wednesday Rules in Scranton
The diocese of Scranton issues Lent rules by Rt Rev O’Hara marking fasting requirements for observant Catholics. Rules cover meals, exemptions, Sundays and Holy Days, with Mass schedules at St. Peter's Cathedral and a sequence of services including benediction and stations of the cross. Lent begins next Wednesday and Ash Wednesday rites recall ancient penance customs.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Diocese of
Scranton
Bishop O'Hara
Uae
Faitufnl
Edon
Read This List of Groceries and Prices
A catalog of assorted goods and prices listing flour, crackers, baking powder, fruit preserves, molasses, syrups, coffee, tobacco, and household items. Items include Graham Flour, Rotabagas, Sola Crackers, Rex Stove Polish, Preserves, Currants, and Clothes Baskets with various price notes.
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Minnesota
Ono Jose Ocssiscopos
Graham
Rotabagas
Busiel
New Orleans
Rex
Tis
Baska
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Tribune Management
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Scranton Times Livy & Meher
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TG Guard
Critle
Company B
Best Company Armory
Spain
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Noxcome
Adjutant Miller
Scranton City
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Sargeant
Major Conkling
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Mickey Moran
Future OF Eden Musee
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the Republic
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S.C. Snyder
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McEnroe
Spruce Street
Cheamery
Cour Sen. Sa
Goon
Henry Battin & CO
Anton
Dr. Hill & Son
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Dr. Jaeger
M. Brown
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