Condition Of The South Lecture By Dr Frissell
Dr Frissell successor to General Armstrong brings Hampton African quartette to Becind Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening. They sing plantation melodies and speakers from Indian and African communities will present. Frissell will lecture with stereopticon images on South social religious economic and agricultural conditions. Auction sale at Davidow Bros offers fine silverware clocks and Japanese goods with eight day clocks among items. Special Holliday Wines sale at James F Bests.
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Frissell
General Armstrong
Hampton
Becind Presbyterian Church
South Side Street Car Wreck and Local Nuptials
A South Side Street car jumped the Cedar avenue track near Stone avenue causing minor damage before resuming service. The wedding of Bridget Disken to John Joyce occurred at St Josephs church Minooka with a small reception and a New York trip following. Upcoming events include the Scranton Saengerrunde masquerade ball at Natter's hall and the William Connell Hose company ball at Excelsior hall along with a South Side board of trade meeting.
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Central City
Cedar Avenue
Stone Avenue
Ziewler & Schoumacher's Hardware
Misa Bridget Disken
Thomas Disken
Malin Street
Minooka
John Joyce
St. Joseph's Church
J. A. McCarthy
Millen Coyne
Patrick Joyce
Maman
Mrs. Joyce
New York
Scranton Saengerrunde
Natter‘s Hall
William Connell Hose Company
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
South Side Board of Trade
Hero saves boy from Hampton creek near Feltzville
Will Marsh an Holden colliery worker jumped into the turbulent Hampton creek on a thawing day and rescued Thomas Harris who slipped from the bank. The boy, recovered after a half hour of doctor led revival, lies resting with plans for a full recovery.
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Thomas Harris
Feltzville
Taylor
Hampton
Will Marsh
Holden
Harris
Marsh
Oak Street
Andrew Gunthoftgen
Harria
Leap Year Dancing Party at Excelsior Hall
A large attendance filled Excelsior Hall on Wyoming Avenue for a leap year dancing social hosted by the A Picked Few. Misses Marie Lehr and Hannah Jenkins led the committees, with the Lawrence Orchestra supplying music. Out of town guests included Miss Moore of Glenburn Miss Tovhill and Harry Hitchner of West Pittston, Mr McCann and Mr Heckey of Wilkes-Harve, Miss Van Buskirk Miss Lewis and Mrs Lewis of Taylor and Ralph Williams of Nicholson.
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Simmons
Madisonville
Conrad Schweitzer
Quitell
Bloom Street
Floyd Young
Easton
John Simpson
Eugene Seigel
New York City
Walter Netmeyer
North Park
Misa Ida Bone
Christopher Moffatt
West Drinker Street
Vurows
Excelsior
Wyoming Avenue
Excelsior Club
Marie Lehr
Hannah Jenkins
Lawrence Orchestra
Moore
Glenburn
Tovhill
Harry Hitchner
West Pittston
McCann
Heckey
Wilkes
Miss Adela Breakstone Dead at Fourteen
Miss Adela Breakstone a Wilkes Barre elocution teacher died at her home from pneumonia yesterday afternoon at age fourteen. The young woman was well known for her talent and strong presence in the city.
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Wilkes-Barre
Adela Breakatone
Political Meetings and Local Party Organization Notes Twenty First Ward
Republican candidate Professor Martin Joyce for select council faces Democrat John J. McAndrew in the Twenty first ward. Republican clubs in Ninth, Fourth, Second districts outline meetings and volunteer drives with officers named and plans to mobilize support for the ticket at Music Hall and Sixteenth ward property.
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Martin Joyce
Select Council
John J. McAndrew
Bimteenth
Hell
Fuller
M. L. Corbett
William Dawson
Bushnell
Mr. St. John
Halstead
J. E
Vis
U O P Athletic Team Exhibition at Frothingham Theater
The University of Pennsylvania athletic team will perform at Frothingham theater on February 20 in Scranton. J Myles Gibbons arranged the event with proceeds benefiting the bicycle club house building fund. Eighteen team members will perform swinging clubs flying rings horizontal bar wire walking wrestling and various athletic feats.
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Frothingham
Scranton Bicycle Club
J. Myles Gibbons
University of Pennsylvania
Frothingham Theater
Perjury hearing ends with bail for Schlentz after court
The Schlentz perjury hearing before Alderman Millar concluded with the defendant held in bail to answer at court. Bondsman John Westpfahl posted the bond, and Major Warren and Mr. Watson presented opposing arguments about alleged irregularities and the rules of the Republican party.
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Millar
John Westpfahl
Major Warren
Alex Connell
Charlies Asperschlager
Connell
Asperschlager
Simrell
Watson
Yeatson
Warren
Mr. Watson
Brand
Ripple
Schientz
Schlents
Charley Westpfhal
Charley
Henry Schlentz
Alderman Millar
John Weatpfahl
Scranton Voters to Decide City Debt Increase for Viaduct
City information announces a February election to approve issuing one hundred fifty thousand dollars in bonds to finance a viaduct project along West Lackawanna Avenue from Seventh to Ninth Street. The notice includes bond details, debt totals, and the City Controller’s financial summary.
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Boranten
Sald City
Lacknoa Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Caecey
Seventhtreet
Eeproves
Tannye
Wala Cl City
City of
W. L. Connell
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ft Fa Penta
Fourteenth Ward
Dellara
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CH. Ijicitencuwsasecones
Ciy of Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cccerpecceense seceeGl
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Missea Lucy Faust
Anna Row
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Robert Carson
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Mears’ Hall
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May Thomas
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Nelle Horn
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Catherine Reap
Hyie Park Catholic
George Kern
Scranton Street
Fuller's Hall
Joseph A. Phillips
Swetland Street
Republican League
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Montrose
Anja Davis
Port Oram
Frank Slee
Lalueoln
Glee Club
Horn
Will St. Lewis
North Main Avenue
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Hébert Morris Lodge
Robert BE
Willilams
Lewis A. Howell
Merchant's and Mechanic's Bank
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Flora May Leeda
Pettebone Street
Agnes Murray
Little Folks
Thomas Escott
Bouwth Main Avenue
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Washburn Street
William D. Griffiths
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Fairchild
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U. O. P. Athletic Team
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Cuba
Academy OF Music
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Midnight Sun
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Davis’ Theater
Arthur C. Sidman
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