Crippled Wayfarer Appeals for Fare to Binghamton
James Pittman, a crippled man with friends in Hinghamton New York, told a pitiful tale yesterday. He has no money or resources beyond a small stock of lead pencils he sells to raise enough funds for a fare to Binghamton. He has depended on police generosity for days and cannot work, enduring exposure on freight cars.
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Cripplad Wayfarer
James Pittman
Hinghamton
N. Y
Binghamton
James
Tragedy On Lehigh Valley Train Near Allentown
An unknown commercial traveler was killed when he was hurled from a moving Lehigh Valley train near Lower Catasaqua while Miss Belle Archer and her company rode the car. The body was found near stones with a sample case marking identifying him as William Carson, drummer for Fox Fultz Webster of New York.
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Lower Catasaqua
Lehigh Valley
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Belle Archer
Academy of Munro
Indy
Drummmer
Archers
Misa Archer
Wreotler
Evelyn Vernon
Miss Archer
Delth
Sue Archer
Atep
Coar
Lower
Citagagus
Tos
Wilileam
Carson
Fox, Fultz & Webster
Endeavor Mass Meeting Held at First Presbyterian
The Scranton Christian Endeavor will hold its quarterly mass meeting tomorrow evening at the First Presbyterian church. Rev Thowat McLeod of Brooklyn, brother of Dr McLeod of the First church, will speak. Fifteen minutes of praise devotion precedes the address.
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Scranton Christian Endeavor Colon
Firat Presbyterian Church
Thowat McLeod
Db PD
Hroollyn
Dr. McLeod
Firat Church
St Peters Cathedral Observes Ash Wednesday Services
Rt Rev Hiahop O Hara and Rev J A O Railiy delivered Bertoons as Ash Wednesday observances took place at St Peter's cathedral with appropriate services. Rev J A McHugh led a tunbleh mand and Rev PP Quinoa served as deacon while Bishop O'Hare attended and blessed the proceedings.
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Hiahop O'Hara
J. A O'Railiy
St. Peter's Cathedral
JA McHugh
Quinoa Win
Peter Tiough
Mnudemean
Itt
Hey
Bishop O'Hare
Inns
Tribune Book Coupon Offer From The Tribune
Coupon program at The Tribune Office near Pennarene and Spruce Street rewards readers with 15 cents and four coupons for titles in the Celustrds series priced 62.75 and four coupons for a 10 volume set of Dickens. 0 cents and four coupons apply to books in the Rugby Series and the Oxford Series.
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Tribune
Omee
Cornr Pennarene
Spruce Street
Oxford
Sermon and Benediction at Special Service
Deacons Rev. J A Reilly and Rev P J Golden assisted as ashes were present. After the mass the congregation approached the sanctuary rail and received the sahes. Bishop O Hara preached a sermon appropriate to the day and Rev J A O Reilly followed with the benediction of the blessed sacrament.
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J. A'Reilly
P. J. Golden
O'Hara
J. A. O'Reilly
Violin Recital at Young Men’s Christian Association Hall
Professor Frederick FY Kopff presents the third violin recital at the Y M C A hall this evening assisted by Mrs Joseph O'Brien soprano and pianist Miss Florence H. Riebmond. The program features works by Wienlawski Spohr Pagadini and Bieber among others with O'Brien performing soprano solos.
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Joseph O'Brien
Frederick FY. Kopff
Misa Florence H. Riebmaond
Wienlawaki
Jt Romancy
Pinaleada Yangara
Tous
Angel At
Fila
Man
O'Brien
Spohr
Lith
Calvert Sardinio
Jota Navarra
Spanih Dance
Pagadini
Perpetumm Mobile
Smith Granted Bail in Court After Attack on Mathulis
Henry Smith faced Judge Archbald on charges tied to injuries threatening Jo Wannah Mathulis of Blair Avenue. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Smith held at county jail as doctors at Providence Hospital performed a life saving operation on Mathulis. The surgeon, aided by two associates, removed a circular bone fragment and inserted forceps to ease brain pressure. Mathulis, unable to eat, showed motor and speech impairment but regained some arm function after the bone pieces were removed. Doctors cannot confirm recovery.
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Henry Smith
Jowonah Mathulis
Blair Avenue
Archbald Youtor
Stanton
Archbold
Smith
Albertan
Williama
Providence
Joseph Judge
Mathulla
J. *J. Sullivan
Mathulis
M. H Morphy
WD. Donte
Sullivan Ia
Shoe dealer slashes stock prices to cost in Scranton rush
Schank the arcade shoe dealer cuts prices to exactly cost to clear stock and make room for spring goods. The sale features fake price promotions by rivals and cites unprecedented discounting in the local boot and footwear trade.
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Schank
Scranton
Schask
Schank’s
Second Anniversary Observance At South Side YWCA
The South Side Branch YWCA will hold its second anniversary event tomorrow evening. The program includes Scripture reading, prayers, reminiscences, remarks, and musical performances by Violin and Piano. Local leaders and members participate, with Mrs J M Balaw and Mrs Beattie noted among organizers.
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Womoen
Cecalide
Minn Mitchell
MM. Vigtes
Eel Ripple
Fiano
de Long
Dooraan
Mine Dion
Meoreny Remirke
H. M. Boles
Hopkins and
Hardenburg
Mies
J. M. Balaw
Mtom Buelleenaisstaas
State License Secured for Academy of Mole Theaters
Mishier and Burwunder, managers of All Companion That Appear and Mishler and Durgunder, managers at Academy of Mole, have paid the 350 state license fee to County Treasurer Powell and secured a license. They claim to be the universal lessee for any company performing at the Academy, a position Powell does not challenge. Davis of Wonderland notes the legal question may require a court opinion to resolve.
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Mishier
Davis
Wonderland
Trust and Safe Deposit Co Board Elects Directors
At the annual meeting the Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit company elected a board including Henry J. Awleraoo Henry Balin Jr KR. Tt. Black William Connell J. Livn jautin Dlimmick P J Horan T O Snover George Sanderson Corral Schroeder William T Smith Bayard PF Sturges and Charles H Welles. Officers chosen were William T Smith president Henry J Anderson vice president Henry Balin Jr soatelsen John W Fowler treasurer. Directors also declared a regular semi annual dividend of per cent.
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Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deport Company
Henry J. Awleraoo
Henry Balin, Jr
KR. Tt. Black
William Connell
J. Livnjautin Dlimmick
P. J. Horan
T. 0
Snover
George Sanderson
Corral Schroeder
William T. Smith
Bayard PF. Sturges
Charles H. Welles
Ware
Republic Savings and Loan Armociation Meeting Notice
The Republic Savings and Loan Armociation of New York has sold over 2000 shares of stock in Akron to hold a meeting Friday at 7 p.m. in the Dime Bank Building offices to elect officers and directors. F J Cosa and J G Gadd will explain the plan and purposes of the association. Cone and bring someone with you.
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Republic Savings and Loan Armociation
New York
Akranton
Atép.m
Ite
Dime Bank Ballding
Vale
F. J. Cosa
J. G. Gadd
Cone
Enthusiastic Bridge Campaign Meeting Endorses Improvements
The Bridge Campaign Committee, presided by Captain May, met with large attendance and strong support for road viaducts. T. V. Powderly, C. Donovan, and others from Pleat ward joined as the drive urged meetings, anti tax raise claims, and crosswalk removals while citing city debt and employment figures.
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T. V. Powderly
John E. Roche
May
Bridglen
C. Donovan
McAndrew
Tioek
Avery
Mystery of the Flamens at Edward Walsh Residence Cleared Up
Chief Ferber of the fire department investigated a Tuesday noon blaze at Edward Walsh’s residence on Row Avenue. The family was away and children reportedly played with fire. A stick thrust into a store and left in the stairway is blamed for the outbreak. The Samago when adjusted amounted to 15.
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Edward Walsh
Ferber
Edward Walch
Row Avenue
Tera
World’s Fair portfolio offers continue with delays
The Tribune clarifies that the Wanamaker portfolio remains part of the World’s Fair portfolio program and will be fulfilled in order, though delays may occur due to enormous demand. The weekly portfolios are added to the existing two art offers. publishers stress the new edition is the best yet while other publications also excel.
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Tribune
Heratofors
Wanamaker
Hienlara
Toere
Brewers’ Association
County Officials Clean Papers for Election Ballots
County Commissioners and County Solicitor Knapp completed review of nomination certificates from election districts. Less than six papers were defective mainly due to naming too many candidates for inspector of elections. In Lackawanna township two Republicans named for tax collector Frank Toole and W Jones. Jones did not file and will not appear on ballots. Official ballots will be about the same size as last spring.
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County
Giles Roberto
John Demuthend
W. Roberta
Knapp
Yoaturday
Lackawanna Township
Frank Toole
W. Jt. Jones
Toole
Jones
Thoes
A Mercenary Father Shapes A Wedding Feat
Clerk J H Thomas granted a license to Frank Nast a native of Yoteaville and Annie Super of this city. The event reveals a romance shaped by a mercenary parent who demanded payment before consent. Nast a four year mine worker, sent for his prospective bride after saving the stipulated sum. The marriage follows the accepted terms under a wary guardian.
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J. H .Thomas Yeaterday
Frank Nastn
Yoteaville
Misa Annie Super
Court House
Nasta
Anna
Frank
Wonderland Attraction Shines With Gypsy Queen Week Ahead
The Wonderland stock company draws crowded houses early in the week with The Gypsy Queen and plans Pygmalion and Galatea for the remainder. The company is praised as the best repertoire seen in years and Mr Daviete is congratulated on his fine direction and selection.
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Wonderland Stock Company
Daviete
Tiny Old Forge land dispute prompts lawsuit
Jacob Maletz and attorney W H H Stanton sue Michael and Catherine Darkin over a one foot wide, ten foot long strip of land in Old Forge. The case centers on adjoining property claims as both sides pursue ownership.
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Jacob Maletz
Judes W. H H. Stanton
Michael
Catherine Darkin
Old Forge
Bein
Tribune Readers Offered A New Best Yet Offer
A fresh public offer is presented to Tribune readers described as the best yet made public. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a promotional deal or incentive connected to the newspaper.
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Tribune
Brewers' association wins warrants for five city liquor agents
Charles Robinson leading Lackawanna Brewers Association secured arrest warrants for five local agents accused of selling brewed liquor without licenses. One agent posted bail. others to follow. Det. Scanlon served warrants as cases proceed in Scranton Alderman court.
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Charles Robinson
Brewers’ Protective Association
Lackawanna County
Delog Buatyeas
Imerse
Wright
Thomas O'Loyle
Hinchcliffe Brewing and Maltog Company
Patterson
N. J
Joh Ford
Hw, Koehler & Co
New York
John PF. Mahon
Esipallapan & Co
Newark
Peter Congrers
James Wallace & Son
Michael Cusick
Burton Brewing Company
Coalek
Scranton Azle works bonds attract investors
The six per cent bonds of the Scranton Azle works are a desirable security as the works expand with added machinery to meet orders. Applications for bonds should be made to Smith B Mott, general agent, rooms 27 and 28 Commonwealth building. Frederick Kopf offers his third violin recital at the YMCA hall tonight. Mrs Joseph O'Brien invites guests to a dental event at the Gas and Water company building, Oak Avenue. Latest improvements noted, eight years in Scranton. McBipe's Turkish bath at 606 Spruce street opposite Court House.
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Scranton Azle
Smith B Mott
Commonwealth Building
Frederick Kopf
Joseph O'Brien
Dre Oc
Lavnacn
Gas and Water Company
Eee Avenue
Scranton
HOUE ACME Store Prices List of Various Goods
A historical advert lists food and household items with unit prices and bulk weights, noting items like flour buck tongues and molasses. The notice promises further fixtures and stock to be sold at substantial discounts, with quantities and prices hinted throughout.
Scranton Court Sees Scheme For Marriage Ends In Quick Union
A chaotic tale unfolds as John Lukas pressures clerk for a license while Vic Kusina abandons plans. Anna Vallogak and Misa Vallogak become unexpected brides in a night marked by haste and mischief. The notice also touts Tubunona edition plans and local political meeting reminders.
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John Lukas
Anna Vallogak
Thomas
Lukas
Vic Kusina
Miss Kusina
Misa Vallogak
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City Notes
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Connell Yetterday
Rabecca Avenue
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Bey
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Pordente Ball
John Ford
Alderman Wright
Robert Wills
Bondemay
Hrewers’ Association
Itiwe
E. Robinson'e Sons
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
Scranton Brewing Company
M. Robinson
Keystone Brewing Company
Danmore
Peter Krantz
Carbondale
McBipe
A. Houe
ACME
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New Orleans
Rex Steve Polvin
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
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Notica
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Spruce
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Adants Ave
Ise
Procena
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Huntington
Dr. Jaeger
M. Brown’'S Bee Hive
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