Tha Dazzler at Music Hall and City Notes Roundup
Local notes report Tha Dazzler to be produced at the Academy of Music this evening. Also mentions the South Side Orphan Ball at Music Hall last night and various city incidents including arrests for reckless driving, a Catholic Choral union change, and a crowd incident with injuries at a Lackawanna area location.
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Dazzler
Stanislans Society
South Side
Attonager Burgunder
Thowaa ‘Ce
Academy
Ohn
Thomas
Wayne Avenue
Madrid
Muileydo Evans
Aiaeek
Catholic Choral Union
McCarty
Fit Duume
Con Barr
Littlejohn
Jurry Crab
Cannell
Carton
Wright
Metropolitan Life Invenrs of Company
New Wet Neidy
Dodgetown
Eagle Any
Fawes
Magule
Blewitt
Alway
Lower Lackawanna
Vasuolt Gaboror
Ten Days Remain to File Applications for Licenses
Notice states ten days remain to file applications for guardian, perpetual, and dower licenses. It notes the court of Misbedi will convene on the second Monday in June, with many filings already received by Clerk Thomas from multiple places including Jotin and Gree Dow.
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Saeche
Joneeh
Second District Republicans Convene in Scranton
In Scranton the Republican committee of the Second District announces a meeting on Feb 14 1804 at 2 pm in the arbitration room to elect one delegate to the state convention. The gathering, chaired by Vigilance committee member Minan at 7th Street Canton, is set for May 24 1804 at Morrisburg Po.
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Iunestond
Minan
Sma
Coe
Canton
Third District Republicans Schedule Delegates Convention
Pursuant to a resolution of the standing committee the Third district Republicans will convene at Scranton in the arbitration room of the courthouse on Tuesday February 6 1800 at 2 o clock pm to elect one delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg on March. Vigilance committees will hold primaries on Saturday February 5 between 6 and 7 pm in Beranton Pa. Dan 67 1804. Very stylied. The new process plates at Groves.
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Hblicans
Court House
Scranton
Harrisburg
Ma Vigilanos
E. J. Ace Lony McCnmpie
Beranton
Outdoor relief at Scranton Poor District debated by judges
Arguments before Judges Archbald and Gunster examined whether the Scranton Poor District can grant outdoor relief under the 1862 act and its 1883 supplement. Attorney Scragg urged a strict read, while Attorney Davis defended the district’s power, with the court taking the papers awaiting decision.
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Scragg
Davis
Archbald
Gunster
Scranton
Mra Swan
Poor Board
Joun F Scragg
Holgate
Court T
Court of Common Pleas
Luzerne Peasy
Handley
Neil Hackett & Co
Thomas Lucas and Son
Henry Newman & Co
Patrick Burke
Patrick F. May
Rale
H. Throop
D. Vickery
John I. Sevage
Sernygg
Tribune Book Coupon Offer With Varied Discounts
Tribune printing shop promotes coupons good for discounts on books from the Columbian, Dickens, Bagby, and Oxford series. Offers include 15 cents plus four coupons for any volume, 87.75 with four coupons for a 10 volume set, 20 cents for any book in the Bagby Series, and 23 cents for any book in the Oxford Series.
Wonderland Stock Company Awakens Audiences with Claws Impression
Wonderland's Stock Company under Manager Davis debuts with The Gypsy Queen to a large crowd. A matinee and evening show are planned for today and tomorrow with Pygmalion and Galatea slated for Thu through Sat. The cast features Will D. Corbett Gus Homer William Tl Allen Nat Ns Dews J Hall Walter Bown Miss Aliov Kemp Miss Jeanie Griewold and Miss Maggie Willott.
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Wonderland
Davis
Will D. Corbett
Gus Homer
William Tl
Allen
Nat NS
Dews
J. ©. Hall
Walter Bown
Misa Aliov Kemp
Mia
Jeanie Griewold
Misa o_ Contoit
Mise
Maggie Wilott
Turners Masquerade Ball Attracts Hundreds In Twenty-Seventh Year
The Scranton Turn-Verein held its twenty seventh annual masquerade ball at Turner hall drawing several hundred attendees. The event opened with a Buffalo Bill Wild West show, featured bands, masks from many cultures, and a grand march led by Waldner Woenzal and Nothacker.
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Scranton
Turner Hall
Atsd
Smith
Haganbach
Maskara
Twoleau
Blamarck
Emperor William
Germany
Berlin
Alamn Steinhoagser
Hisimirek
Frank
Germain
Frank Robling
Eddie
Excelsior Club Engages Fred Wood as Boxing Instructor
The Excelsior Athletic club hires Fred Wood of Philadelphia as boxing instructor. Wood, 27, born in Croydon London in 1806, arrived last evening and will begin training immediately. A midweight with prior wins over John Ragan and Jack Fogarty, he brings a strong competitive record as the club plans scientific work for the April tournament.
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Excelsior Athletic Club
Fred Wood
Philadelphia
Wood
Cntioa
Croydon
London
Laureia
John Ragan
New York
Jack Fogarty
Costello
Iorman
DeLong Faces Contempt Charge For Court Bond Refusal
Alderman A M DeLong of the Eighth ward was cited for contempt after failing to post a $1000 bond for his surety A J Casey as ordered by the court on January 2. The rule returnable Wednesday at 9 AM seeks reasons for noncompliance. DeLong remains at home on Mifflin avenue due to grip illness.
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A. M. DeLong
Delong
A. J. Casey
Judge Clayton Rules Liquor Bond Qualifications In Delaware County
Judge Clayton of the Delaware county court ruled on liquor license bonds that a surety must qualify in 32000 for each case. He noted multiple bonds for some secur ity names and set required totals for double or multiple bonds. Licenses were granted contingent on each justification and on showing bond names appearing on other license applications. If others adopt this rule it could create widespread difficulties.
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Clayton
Delaware County
Mcense
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Praised as Best Infant Food
An advertisement extols Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as the superior infant food. It claims babies fed on the product have fewer illnesses and healthier growth compared with other foods.
Construing the Act Attorney General Opinion on Theatrical Licenses
The Attorney General issues an opinion clarifying how the statute governs theatrical licenses. It addresses licensing authority, compliance requirements, and potential penalties for noncompliance within the state regulatory framework.
County Treasurer Duties Clarified on Theatrical Licenses
The attorney general states county treasurers in most counties must issue a $40 theater license on payment, with funds to state, but no active enforcement duty is theirs. Violations lead to indictment and penalties. district attorney handles prosecutions. The license covers a year for theaters, circuses and menageries within the county.
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Pope
Powell
Ile
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Quarter Sessions Court
Leglus
Lam
All Things to All Men Salesmen and Their Art
A look at the versatile salesman who adapts to any character without rehearsal. The piece praises skill in handling diverse customers and notes how top salesmen differ from bargain hunters, with a focus on the Britannica ten cent edition offer and its persuasive appeal.
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Jiual
Ashume
Gooda
Tie Trobenr
Britannica Hive
Littl
Tre Trivune
Ordore
Britannica
Y W C A Notes and Health Talk Planned
The regular monthly board meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Miss Shardlow will address girls and women this evening at the rooms at 8 o'clock on How to Maintain Health, discussing breathing, comfortable dress, and practical emergency tips.
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The
Young Women'a Christian Association
Misa Shardlow
Rooma
Doctor Comes to Demonstrate Bandaging Techniques
A life size chart of the human body will be shown as part of a practical talk. Demonstrations will cover bandaging different body parts and describe various bandages. The event will take place in the gymnasium with free admission for members and a 10 cent charge for others.
Professor Haydn Evans to preside at Murra ville magical festival
Professor Haydn Evans heads the Choral Union for a Chicago festival then travels to Murraville Ohio to adjudicate at a magical festival. Catholic Choral union will not meet tomorrow due to his absence. Judge Archibald yesterday named Attorney Joseph O'Brien to the Alindents examining board to fill Horn's vacancy.
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Haydn Evans
Choral Union
Chicago
Murraville
Salvini as Od artagnan in The Three Guirlem en
Salvini portrayed Od artagnan with fiery temper and deft pathos earning a magnificent ovation from a large, representative local audience at the Academy. Eleonor Muretti and Augusta de Forrest figures were praised for their roles and the production noted as richly staged with strong performances all around.
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Salvione D'Artagian
Guirtlemen
Eleanor Muretti
Anne of
Austria
Cardinal
Ben Johnson
Fils
Academy
Arbitrators Rule No Action In Trespass Case Over Furniture Sale
In a 1807 dispute before Dr. Ciardner John M Corbett and John F Murphy, Katie Konati living with a gentleman in Old Forge sold her furniture to Andrew Ferda for 852 Joseph Sommers had a judgment against Katie and ordered a levy on goods but none were removed after the sale. East Russia and Edward Neufer bought the items. Ferda sued for damages but arbitrators found no evidence of a valid transfer to him after the sale.
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DR. Ciardner
John M. Corbett
John F. Murphy
Katie Konati
Old Forge
Katie
Sbe
Andrew Ferda
Joseph Sommers
Patrick Henry
Ferda
East Russia
Edward Neufer
Common Council Meeting Hears License Committee Report
Twelve council members attended the meeting as the license committee quickly reported on the pole tax ordinance. The ordinance was referred for printing, the council repealed the grate of Rebece avened, and then adjourned.
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Common Council
Pignt
The Tame Will publish a comprehensive Scranton observant edition
A carefully compiled book edition highlights wholesale, bullying, manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity. It plans photogravure views of public buildings, business blocks, streets, and portraits of leading citizens. The aim is to attract newcomers and advertise the city broadly. Representatives will visit to explain details and arrange notices for residents.
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Scranton
Berngton
Toe Tamune
Republic Savings and Loan to Meet in Scranton on Friday
The Republic Savings and Loan association of New York has sold over 2000 shares in Scranton and calls a Friday meeting at its Dime Bank office to elect officers and directors. New shares will be offered. F. S. Case and I. Gadd will attend to explain the plan. Bring a guest.
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The
Republic Savings and Loan Association
New York
Scranton
Ihs
Dime Bankee
Offi
Case
Teanager Agency
Gadd
English You Knew The meszotype at Grovon
A fragment from a historical page notes a term meszotype associated with Grovon and a date 48 Sprace. The readable text is sparse and does not provide a clear event or context. Further context would be needed to determine the exact significance or public notice.
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Grovon
Sprace
Nine Months Fire Department Report From 1893 to 1804
Chief Ferber presents a council report covering April 1893 to January 1804. It records 144 total alarms, 101,500 feet of hose laid, 95 hours 48 minutes of service, and maintenance costs of $15,900.08 distributed across companies, with detailed monthly alarm and cost figures and per-company fines and expenses.
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Ferber
Chittenden
Hook and Ladder
Columbia
Franklin
Bugle
Neptune
William Connett
Century
Relief
Niagara
Liberty
Camberlinl
Gen Phinney
Excelsior
Maintaningj
Pravklin
Nay Auy
Oryetole
Pheaiz
Amendment to Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Sessions order
The document from Lackawanna County revises the January 1504 court order. It specifies grand jury return duties for constables aldermen and justices of the peace, with timelines tied to felonies misdemeanors binding overs and commitments, referencing acts of June 11 1883 and May 8 1834. Attested by J H Thomas Clerk of the Courts February 5 1894.
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Corry
J. H. Thomas
Six percent Scranton Axle Works Bonds Promoted
Describes six percent bonds of Scranton Axle Works as a desirable security. The firm is enlarging facilities and adding machinery to meet orders. Applications for bonds should be made to Smith B. Mott, financial agent, Commonwealth building MoBRive’s new Turkish bath.
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Scranton Axle Works
Smith B. Mott
Roound
Commonwealth Building
Read This List of Food Goods and Household Items
A long list features Feed Meal Corn Flour crackers baking powder molasses syrup fruit butter and various household staples with prices per unit. It notes many items such as rasberries blackberries preserves water and brushes, plus furniture fixtures and low quotes claiming to sell at far below worth.
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Minnesota
New Orleans
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Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Norrman & Moore
Fire Insurance
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Penn Ave
Laundry
A. B. Warman
Lacka. Avenue
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Platos
Groves
Argumen
City of Scranton
Ralph Lanne
Mulberin & Company
Thomas Jones
John Benore & Son
James Clack
Carrie P. Robinson
Ramon J. J. Langan
Universal Fashion Company
J. H. Ludwig
Mary A
W. K. Baek
New York, Susquehanna and Western Coal Company
F. M. Spencer
Beacheaton & Woorf
Ballantine
Watan
Sproceatraat
Tribune
Foug
Otice
Pornavenuo
Spruce Street
Wonderland's Stock Company
Excelsior Club
DE Long
Hie Bondeman
Bondamen
Anheuoer Bosch
Louie Lobman
Fes
County Trensurer
LD W. Powell
M. Crea
Mise Shardlow
J. W. Browning
Linus
Woien
Maldi
R. HH. Holgate
Anstior
Pio
Salvini AS
Od’ Artagnan
Guardemen
FEROA
Mra
Konati
Fcranton's Business
Scranton Fire Department
Mobrive
Court Hones
Pricel
Universal
Henry Battin & Co
Penn Avenue
Huntington
Lackawanna Avenue
Eureka Laundry Co. Cor
Linden St
Adams Ave
Covny Hovss Squark
Wes Inky
Dr. Hill &Son
Albany
Tonalgla
First National Bank
Ss. Cc. Snyder
D. D.is
Dr. Jaeger
M. Brown