City Notes and Local Meetings and Obits
City notes report the Finn Park Chautauqua circle meeting at 7 45 tonight and an address on Municipal Reform by ex mayor John H Fellows at the ministers meeting in Penn Avenue Baptist church. The St Catharine’s Baldh of the Church of the Good Shepherd will hold a silver social in parish rooms. Clerks of Connolly and Wallace’s store enjoyed a sleigh ride to Rendham and back Thursday evening with dancing and refreshments. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western paid at Storrs mines and the station. Delaware and Hudson paid at the Dickson Eddyreck and Oyphant collieries. Clearing House report shows weekly totals and year over year figures for early February. Administration letters granted in Henry Miller and Patrick J O’Hare estates. Funeral of Mrs Margaret Foy, 1120 Gardner avenue, tomorrow at 10 AM with Requiem at St Paul’s Church and burial in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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Finn Park Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
John H. Fellows
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
St. Catharine's Baldh
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Green Ridge
Connolly & Wallace
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Storrs
Delaware and Hudson
Dickson, Eddyreck and Oyphant
Scranton Clearing House Association
Steen
Bali
Henry Miller
Mre
Margaret Foy
Thomas Foy
Gardner Avenue
St. Paul's Church
J. BR. Donne
P. J. McManiua Deatvon
F. P. McNally
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Letter from Readers: Opinions on Tribune Publication Policy
A brief note explains that under the heading Letters of Interest, short letters will be printed with the writer's home address for publication. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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Intereet
Tribune
Praise to Whom Praise is Due at St Luke's fire relief
Rector Rogers Israel of St Luke's Parish writes to The Tribune editor praising the fire relief effort and noting Mr FL W Pear eal acting secretary of the Young Men's Christian Mocation supplied and distributed the first hundred sandwiches. He asks credit be given in a near column for the contribution.
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the Tribune
Luke's
FL W. Peareal
Cristian Maodcation
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Parish
Fenyvesy Lease Cancelation Decision By Liederkranz Committee
Scranton’s Liederkranz society forms a three member committee to decide whether to cancel Fenyvesy’s lease at Muele hall after objectionable performances. The lease expires in March and until then they seek to bar further indecent shows and issue a public statement of the society’s stance.
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Tribune
Muele Hall
Almay
Scranton
New York
George Sanderson
Henry Dimler
The
Liederkranz
Fengnessy
Dimler
Pengvesey
Mr. Dimler
Fenyversy
West
Fennynessy
Binghamton
Fenyvessy
Fox Departs Scranton Railway for Wilmington City and Chester Traction
Superintendent Robert F. Fox resigns from Scranton Railway to become general manager of Wilmington City Railway and Chester Traction under BE, W. Clarke & Co. A farewell party honors him as Chester lines are sold to E W Clark & Co. of Philadelphia, transferring thirty five miles of tracks with a reorganization next Tuesday.
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Robert F. Fox
Scranton Railway Company
Wilmington City Railway Company
Chester Traction Company
Be, W. Clarke & Lo
Mr. Fox
Tri- Wine
Silliman
Fox
Chester
Cheater Traction Company
W. Clark & Co
Philadelphia
George B. Lindsay
The
Traction Company
Henry C. Howard
Delaware County Trust Company
Dyer Estate
Upland
Marcus Hook
Media
Darby
Eri
Game Syndicate
Hill Again Heard From In Old Theft Case
Leon W. Hill once known in the city has fled Binghamton taking £200 in bonds and 2100 from a drugstore safe where he worked. He gained notoriety years ago as a drug clerk in Theo dore Francke's store and later toured as advance agent for several theatrical outfits.
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Leon W. Hill
Binghamton
Hill
Theodore Francke
Theft charges loom as three youths nabbed with car hardware
Three local youths Arthur Garlic 19 Frank Regalia 18 and John Griswald 23 were arrested after patrolman Sloat halted them near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks. Bags found under a bridge contained brass streetcar fixtures and rail parts weighing around a hundred pounds. Beranton Railway officials will be notified of the arrest.
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Beranton Street Railway Company
Peterahburg
Mulberry Street
Irving Avenue
Board of Health
Central Police Station
Charles Bloat
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Tracks
Ridge Row
Sloat
John Griswald
Griswald
Cella
Coulewald
Arthur Garlic
Frank Regalia
Beranton
Petersburg
Wonderland Theatre to Reopen as Vaudeville House
N S Brooks delays deal with Mrs M Robinson to lease the old Wonderland theatre and plans a vaudeville opening in a few weeks. Brooks, longtime lecturer and assistant manager under George F Davis, is recognized as a leading show business figure in the area.
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N. S. Brooks
Riverside Miner Severely Hurt In Rock Fall
Sebastiano Carducco suffered a facial injury from a rock fall at Riverside mine on Saturday. His left eye was cut but doctors at Lackawanna hospital believe his sight may be saved. Carducco, a married man, resides in Priceburg.
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Sebastiano Carducco
Riverside Mine
Lackawanna Hospital
Carducco
Lves
Priceburg
Sabbath services and meetings across local churches
Evening services filled Second Presbyterian First Presbyterian and Grace Evangelical Lutheran churches. Rev William B Lahr preached morning and evening at Grace. Miss Mary Knapp led the YWCA gospel meeting afternoon. Green Ridge Baptist held an evening responsive praise and baptism. Railroad YMCA rooms hosted an afternoon address by Rev G L Aldrich.
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Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
William B. Lahr
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary Knapp
Young Women's Christian Association
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Rallroad
Young Men's Christian Association
G. L. Aldrich
Gladstones Attend Communion as Mr Gladstone Walks Free
In Cannes on February 6 Mr. Gladstone and Mrs. Gladstone attended church, where he received communion. Report notes he walked without difficulty and with no apparent resistance.
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Cannes
Workman killed as Y M C A ruins collapse
An unsafe north wall of the burned Y M C A structure collapsed early Saturday, killing Michael Gogolin and injuring fireman Adam Steinhouse r. George Greiser narrowly escaped, and witnesses noted warnings prior to the fall. The tragedy prompted an inquest and further investigation into the conduct of street and fire department personnel. Gogolin leaves a wife and three children. his funeral is set for tomorrow.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Tuie
Michael Gogolin
Powell's Music Store
Nelson
Dunning
Gogolin
Greizer
Philip Worth
Palmer Watrous
Greiser
Am Etreet
Miller
Longstreet
G. A. Miller
Frank Johnson
Charles Spindler
Patrick Cusick
Charles Stills
John Moore
Court House
Tribune
Gooolin
Fire Department
Grelser
Neptune Engine Company
Wash Tub Routine Ad by PELS & CO Philadelphia
An advertisement from PELS & CO in Philadelphia promotes using FELS-NAPTHHA ry in lukewarm water for laundry. It claims efficiency, saying the job is done before ten even in winter.
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Pels & CO
Philadelphia
Worker Injured While Demolishing Wall In Walla Walla
A laborer helping tear down a wall in Walla Walla dropped a hook and was struck by a brick. He suffered a scalp cut and was taken to Dr. B. M. Pennypacker’s office for sewing.
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Walla
B. M. Pennypacker
Epworth League Convention Program outline
The sixth annual Epworth Leagues convention in Carbondale lists a full two day program starting February 16 at First Methodist Church. It includes devotional services, papers by Rev. Gendall Trayes Prentice and others, discussions on temperance devotionals and league work, a junior league segment, an open parliament and evening addresses.
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Epworth Leagues of
Honesdale
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Carbondale
Hockenberry
Carbondine
Fev
B.C
G. H. Prentice
Waymart
Learie
Misa Helen Stanton
Treatment for Catarrh Restores Hearing in Toronto Captain
Protracted catarrh caused deafness for 12 years in Capt. Ben Conn or of Toronto. All prior treatments failed. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder relieved him in one day and soon his deafness disappeared. It will help you as well. Sold by Matthews Bros.
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Ben. Connor
Toronto
Canada
Agnew
Matthews Bros
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