City Notes Dance and Local Notices Roundup
Iron Moulders union No. 4M held its annual dance at Turner hall last night. Marriage licenses were granted to James Fallon and Elisabeth Reser Eyphant, Albert Grumacki and Jiutna Maulkowska Scranton. University of Pennsylvania athletic team to appear at Frothingham theater March 20. Rush City farce at Grand Opera House Wilkes-Barre to be seen at Academy tonight. Abraham Heller, about 40, fell fracturing a leg. hospitalized. Street work at Wheeler avenue Mulberry street after washout. Funeral of Mrs. Martin T. Lavelle from Willow street, high mass at St. Peter's Cathedral, burial Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Attorneys Hallander & Vosburg sue Gwennie Jones and Grimith F.B. Jones for damages £2,000. Appendicitis operation on Horton Kimble's 1-year-old. successful. Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna rail operations and mine payments noted. Wills probated for Adella Schaffer and William Taylor. estate matters for John Dodge. Germania Polish Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel Congregation charter filed. directors listed. Murderer Joseph Boschino appeals for new trial before Supreme Court. Democratic meeting organized. city chairman presiding. speakers listed. Next Tuesday evening annual entertainment by Neelle Court Young Albion Foresters of America at Music Hall with large ticket sales and program. Foresters invite friends.
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Iron Moulders’ Union
Turner Hall
James Fallon
Elisabeth Reser
Eyphant
Albert Grumacki
Jiutna Maulkowska
Scranton
University of Pennsylvania
Frothingham Theater
Tribune
Rush City
Grand Opera House
Wilkes-Barre
Academy
Abraham Heller
Raymond Court
Lackawanna Hospital
Kingsley
Pen
Wheeler Avenue
Mulberry Street
Martin T. Lavelle
Willow Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Hallander & Vosburg
Gwennie Jones
Grim
Fred Noldy
Joseph Kliniack
Adolph Holzman
Martin Schloasser
Martin Lack
August Zwateki
Louie Munski
Paul Praebarnski
John Numazick
Charles Barkowski
Joseph Boschino
Supreme Court
Judie Gunster
George 8. Horn
W. G. Ward
L. P. Wedeman
Boschino
John R. Jones
Raub
R. J. i. War
Horn
Heamish
M. A. McGinley
Nathan Vidaver
Neelle Court Young Albion
Foresters of America
Music Hall
Eos
Iuin
J. All Foresters
Bargains in Table Linen and Napkins Hit Scranton Shoppers
It May Interest You offers the best bargains in table linen and napkins for Scranton ladies with listed fabrics like Lonesdale Muslin Fruit of Masonville Fearless and Pride of the West. Prices shown include 10% lumber, 6 4 sheetings at 9 cents, 10 4 sheets at 18 cents, and dress goods reduced with department sales by Mears & Hagen.
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Scranton
Lonesdale
Masonville
Fearless
West
Ieee Berg
Fete Champetre theme to cap tourney of Napoleonic dance
The Frothingham theater stage program, titled Fret Champetre, showcases a Napoleonic era festival with elegant tableaux and dances. Dancers rehearse at the Adams avenue armory as chaperones arrange period costumes and a grand procession volleys of music, with Napoleon’s entry and gypsy, Spanish, Tyrolean, and Venetian dances amid elaborate scenes and a royal wedding tableau.
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Kirnness
Frothingham Theater
Adams Avenue
Frothingham
Miss Stew
Maidea
France
Napoleon
Maria Theresi
Julie
Hortense
Austria
French Empire
Roumania
Louis XIV
Black Forest
Tuileries
Paris
Spain
Napoleon Guarda
Fowers
Been
Tennyson
Rose of Pease
Paine's Celery Compound praised by Roma the opera star
The article extols Paine's celery compound as a universal remedy for nervous exhaustion and weakness. It quotes Roma, a California born prima donna, claiming the tonic steadies nerves, builds strength, and prolongs life. It asserts thousands are cured and notes endorsements sent to Wella & Richardson Co. in Burlington Vermont.
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Paine
Roma
California
Honora
Eastern Musical
Tivoli Opera House
San Francisco
Carnival Dance Reignites With Buzzing Bees Theme
A lively description recalls a past carnival dance with a grand crowd of children and adults. The piece mentions a dance with a king queen cavaliers ladies clowns and Ho Peep. It hints at listening to astonishing tales told during the event and suggests the dance will be even more attractive next year.
Appointment of Father Hoban Coadjutor to Scranton Bishop
The diocesan press reports Father Hoban’s appointment as coadjutor to Rt. Rev. William O’Hara, with bishops and clergy praising his fitness. Rome’s confirmation is anticipated, while local clergy vow unity and active support for the bishop and diocese in Scranton. Republican campaign activity notes a planned push for large majorities in wards Ninth and Seventeenth.
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Father Hoban
Yeaterda
Bishop O'Hara
Bridget A. Hoban
Washington Avenue
O'Hara
M. J. Hoban
William O'Hara
Scranton
Si. Paul
Rome
Republican Clubs Meet to Aid City Ticket
Enthusiastic sessions of the Ninth ward Seventeenth ward and Keystone Republican clubs were held last evening in the Central Republican club room on Washington avenue. Each group met separately but shared the purpose to discuss arrangements for supporting the city ticket and election efforts.
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Ninth Ward
Seventeenth Ward
Keystone Republican
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Decree Divides Winton Borough Into Three Wards
Judge Archbald ordered Winton Borough split into First Second and Third wards each to elect a councilman and a school controller while preserving current officers. Election officials named include First ward judge George I Dando with inspectors Matthew Childs and John Evans. Second ward judge E W Squires with inspectors John Malloney and A L McGinnis. Third ward judge Nicholas Loftus with inspectors Michael Dee and John F Loftus.
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Archbald
Borough of
Winton
George I. Dando
Matthew Childs
John Evans
E. W. Squires
John Malloney
Echoes From the Flood Reports Across Regions
Flood reports from Starrisburg and Wilkes-Barre describe high water levels and damaged infrastructure. The Susquehanna river rose to fifteen feet in Wilkes-Barre while a Perry county railroad embankment failed near King's Dam, though no injuries were reported.
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Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna River
Flood reports and water levels across towns
Above the low water mark at night with no gorge fear. water must rise another foot before inundation of west lands. Carversville Pa Feb 7 no town swept away though two or three buildings damaged. Easton Pa Feb 7 Delaware and Lehigh rivers receded but rail lines washed out and a bridge on Bangor Portland road washed away. Reports of great damage from high water follow. Infant Mary Philippina Herbster buried. H Harold Krause funeral set. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carpenter Uniondale Feb 2. Local ads note special dining rooms and Dr Pummell’s Croup Powder sold locally.
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Elde
Carversville
Easton
Delaware
Lehigh
Easton and Northern
Bangor
Portland
Bangor and
Fur Prices Rising in London Market Warned for Seasons
A message urges early fur buying as prices climb in London, noting a seller offering manufactured stock ten percent below cost. The ad touts quality materials, stylish designs, skilled labor, and long experience as keys to its reputation.
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London
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