City Notes and Local Evening Events
The board of Waarth will hold a regular meeting this afternoon. Teams B and C play basketball at Armory tomorrow evening. A sweepstake shooting match is set for Joseph Twiss hotel. The Second Presbyterian church women prepare Friday evening services and a petition was introduced urging opening of Price eatrest. Public notices cover taxes, road improvements, and local traffic plans amid weather-caused delays.
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Board of
Waarth
Cha
Joseph Twiss
Second Presbyterias
Joan FE
Herman Rokard
Henry Weorumat Kigiurat
Gomieti
JC Batterson
Madison Avenue
Seranton Talpuyerhy
William Barry
Court House
Prudent
St. Thornes’ Caliegy
South Side
St. Vincent
Avery
Wte
George Hall
Jane Modillion
Scranton
Rudolph Schwarte
Antonina Grobowaln
Edward 4
Stevens
Bianchi Alburt
Bcranton
Edward Mallera
Catharlot Lyona
Mayfield
Rogt
Reform Ticket Faces Dunmore Borough Power Struggle
In Dunmore a动 urgent push for better administration aims to wrest control from the Patrick Henry faction. Timothy Gurke appears as Burgess candidate on the Reform ticket, challenging the incumbents alleged to impede progress. The contest centers on removing officials seen as enemies of improvement and installing new leadership.
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Patrick Henryites
Timothy Gurke
Burgess
Reform
Dunmore
Olev
Hatrick Heary
Wifaka
Alice Flien
Hell
Diya Tees Burgtsa
Wim
Vanceinett
Patrick
Uppomido
Indy
Mien
Diomors
Tk Wit
Cloiu
Bhrough
Timothy Burks
Hoefeu
Gna
Busioea
Burke
Pontypool
Monmouthshire
South Wales
Atlvri¢a
Puomere
Barke Brus
Wriset
Wansall Vexinking
Grier’s Hard Pot Ordinance Not Considered by Connellimen
A brief notice reports that Grier’s proposed pot ordinance was not considered by Connellimen. The report notes no action taken and clarifies the current status of the measure.
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Connellimen
Browning Ordinance Favored After Heated Debate
Common council fray over two bills ends with 12 to 6 vote in Browning's favor. He cites an editorial and criticizes alternate draft as defective, while Mr Duhigg and Mr Robuthan clash amid sarcasm and protest.
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Scranton
Browning
Robathan
Wcity
Counvila
Rick
Mer
Mr. Urier
Urier
Third Ward
Brownlogg
Judiciary Committee
Central of New Jersey Buffet Car Earns Popularity
The buffet car between Scranton Wilkes-Barre and New York on the Central Rail Road of New Jersey offers a close dinner for 75 cents with a menu including franch honlon chicken beef lamb French fn sweet corn potatoes lettuce and celery. The car is elegantly equipped and well patronized by travelers, with attentive service from a chief attendant.
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Satanton
New York
Central
New Jersey
Scragton
Wilkesbrro
City Officials and Citizens Highlight Scranton Leadership
A fragmentary portrait outlines City Clerk M T Lavelle as a cautious official earning 500 dollars yearly and directing council inquiries. Superintendent J W Gormerly of Scranton Traction is praised for tireless work and scheduling expertise. Powderly leads bridges and parks efforts while Ly W Vallahan is named among notable local figures.
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J. W. Gormerly
Scranton Traction Company
Mr Conant's Organ Recital at St Luke's Church
Organist J W Conant of St Luke's Church offers a weekly Lent recital each Saturday at 1 pm. Tomorrow's program includes classical pieces such as Pastoral in Hir Elevation in A Minor and Figue in Minor amid a short restal sequence.
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Bt Luke
J W. Conant
Bt. Luke's
Ues Figue
Miner
Unclear promotional coupons from Telhune Oiflon feature
Fragmentary ad text lists offers from The Tribone wiiagemuent with several coupons. It mentions 15 cents and four coupons for Colwenhigue Ke Ties and references hundreds of items including Dickwoe's complete works.
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Telhune
Fourth Lower District Property Owners File Their Report in Court
Viewera W. Stokes G M Watson and CO B Gardner appointed by the court to appraise damages from the Fourth district main power construction filed their report yesterday and it was confirmed. They awarded listed individuals amounts including John Long 1200 Gilroy 100 Catherine De Lacey 100 H Lackey 100 Thomas P Jonon 250 Ron O'Tora 200 Jobo PB Jones 159 Anthony Walah 550 Jove Branna 100 Anthony McHale 100 Roddy estate 150 James Judidy 100 Patrick Konaler 140 William Dawson 3000
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W. Stokes
G. M. Watson
Gardner
Distriet
Yronth
John Long
Gilroy
Catherine de Lacey
Lackey
Pittman Arrest Sparks City Support Push
Police arrested Janice Pittman for being drunk and disorderly and for breaking a window at the Conway residence. An earlier witness claimed Pittman said they might be sent to jail or the Poorhouse, and officers now suspect the breakage was deliberate.
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Janice Pittman
Conway House
Attman i
Wedneaddy
Hous
Slum Brigade Work Details Sacrifices of Salvation Army
Article profiles Salvation Army volunteers in urban relief efforts describing personal sacrifices, daily duties, and the organization’s outreach in crowded tenements. It highlights dedication of workers aiding families, securing meals, clothing, and shelter amid hardship.
Staff Captain Cox Speaks On Army Work In Field Across Water
Staff Captain BivnehetH Cox of the Salvation Army addresses a Chew Ridge gathering stressing Christian motive in labor and the need for personal sacrifice. She notes overseas missions, London India work, and the value of simple living to reach the poor and lepers. A sizable collection supported the urban slum brigade.
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Chew Ridge
Gio
Salvation Ariony Training School
Salvatheniate
Jaane Christ
Holland
Welgium
Switzerland
France
Lake Geneva
Salvation Army
Tadern
Lulso
Spandliny Dome
Todla
Rey
Scranton
Salvationists
India
United States
Cases Argued Yesterday In Scranton Court
Yesterday in court a rule to quash inquisition in the Burr case was argued with objections to Hinley charges and juror access. An opponent urged a new trial for Rogennagle v Mwn dley, with Soper and Aimveriman presenting. Other rules to dismiss non suits and judgments were heard in cases including Burky v Canal Co and City of Scranton v Cemetery Assoc, with several rules discharged.
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Lr. A
John Mwndley
Soper
Lemuel Aimveriman
Patrick Burky
Delaware and Holton Canal Company
John Jermyn Agginat
T. A. Black
Benjamin Hawley
James Wilson
Bo Bias
Bright Prospects Seen in Bulk Trading Says Building Inspector
Building inspector John Nelson predicts a bright future for bulk trading after a dull fall. He notes pending work for the upcoming season and cites January permits totaling $14,000, listing multiple properties and dwellings across several wards.
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John Neleon
Lona Willian Burgess
Pirel
Wo AM
Kennedy
Burn
Mia
Amanda V. Birdwall
James Muldoon
Mavens & Williams
Mary Timming
Ann Danteavy
Clarlea Haester
J. Brown
Myra
Shoemaker
Another New Road It Will Be Known as the Lackawanna
The article reports a new road project naming the route the Lackawanna and mentions a conflict between Catskill interests and the Mountain and Boston interests over the route’s fate.
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the Lackawanna, Catskill Mountain
Boston
Scranton firms push rail line with profit aim debated
The Wilkes Barre Times reports Simpso n and Watkins claim no profit motive for building a Lackawanna Valley rail route. Delaware and Hudson officials doubt but acknowledge promoters are backing the plan to tap local traffic from Delhi to Walton and connect with Erie lines. The Lackawanna, Catskill Mountain and Boston railroad could be built parallel to existing lines, with cost estimates around ten thousand dollars per mile for Scranton routes.
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Wilkes Barre Times
Kerr
Ontario and Western Railroad
Simpton & Walking
Scranton
Lackawanna, Catskill Mountain
Boston
McKerry
Delaware and Hudson Railway
Himpaon & Watkins
Cox4 Brothers
Ontario Anil Western
Erle
Simpson & Witkina
Exiatlog
Miuro
al Prea
Delhi
Walton
Ontario and Western
Broma Delhi
Ister
Delaware
Deposit
Lackawanna
Hudson
Erie
Simpson & Watkins
Mr.Torray
Tles
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Simpson & Waiking
Bowie
Catekill Mountain
Lackawanna Valley
Orth
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Ester Comlys at Mitchell Home
A Wednesday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Mitchells Rock Street celebrated Mrs Ester Comlys. Guests included Meo Hannasee Maggie Keese Maggie Morgan Jennie Foster Lottie Cowell Joonie Richards Magie Richards Tillie Flatter John Amnerinos Frank Hughes Tom Hughes Morgan Edwards Tom Saville Davis Evan Hopkins Tom Flatter Cridler and others in a cordial social event.
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Mra Mitchell
Rock Street
Ester Comlys
Meo Hannaease
Maggie Keese
Maggie Morgan
Jennie Foster
Lottie Cowell
Joonie Richards
Magie Richards
Tillie Flatter
John Amnerinos
Frank L
John Hughes
Morgan Edwards
Tom Saville
F Davis
Evan Hopkins
Tom Flatter
Cridler
Scranton Business Directory Edition Plans Public Release
Tat Temunk announces a comprehensive Scranton area business directory edition bound as a book with photogravure views. It will feature leading interests, portraits, and public buildings, offering a tribute to local resources and commerce while inviting notices from property owners. A Republican district convention is set for February 18 1804 to select delegates for a state gathering in Harrisburg.
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Scranton
Doviness
Bornatou
Poreons
Bullet in His Brain Victim of Suicide Mania
Morris Deltian of Emmet Street is described as the latest victim of suicide mania. Police report no immediate motive and say the incident occurred at his residence. Doctors pronounced him dead on arrival.
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Morris Deltian
Emmet Street
Man Described as Ill for Seven Weeks Ends His Life
Morris Delman aged 61 of 540 Emmet Street killed himself with a 38 caliber revolver after seven weeks of illness and seven months of unemployment. He died in his home as his wife and family slept nearby. The police report cites a gunshot wound to the brain and the loss of the right eye from a prior injury.
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Morris Delman
Emmet Street
Delionn
Ant
CUM Works
Dawerment
Delman
Schank Boots at Cost in Scranton Amid Spring Stock Clearout
Scranton shoe dealer Schank offers present stock at cost to make room for spring goods. The unusual sale includes price redactions and emphasizes selling all items exactly at cost to create space.
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Schank
Uraida
Scranton
Schunk
Social at Providence Presbyterian Church Program
The ladies of the Providence Presbyterian Church invite congregation and friends to an evening social. The program includes a ping solo by Mise Ausie R Wuilleme Pantoming, Five Cubes Chorus, a charade with a three syllable word, songs by Miss Rowley and others, piano and vocal solos, and a ship themed charade. Social to follow.
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Presbyterian Church
Providance Presbyterian Church
Rowley
Mona
Stephen Adama
Bac
Sheanay
Miss Rowley
Misa Gabriel
T. J. Davies
Wool. Owens
Tribune and Republican Offices Secure Ballot Printing Contracts
County commissioner awarded official ballot printing contracts for the Lackawanna county elections. The printers could not meet the tight time frame, so the work was split between The Tribune and the Republican offices.
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Lackawanna County
TrRisvs
Republican
Tea and Coffee Department Offers Fresh Roasted Coffee
The advertisement promotes a Tea and Coffee Department with in stock teas and coffees. It claims direct import sourcing for twelve years and mentions fresh coffee roast twice weekly. It lists several coffee grades and prices and emphasizes consistent quality and customer satisfaction.
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Java
Maracaiba
Japan
Hyson
Uss
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Grier
MR. Browning
Bo Tlawe
Lusinews
Cirler
Kolathin
Tle
Girner
Tolton
Pat
Mer Crier
Ordinanga
Vibe
Wonmors
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Associates
P D. Manly
Burnmore
Martin Gibbons
Michael Cannion
K Patrican
Bar
Ever Bol
Conneil
Taylor
Henry Weber
Subonl Contraller
John Merahall
PC Langan
Jeutiow
Philip Carrell
Wadtter
Owen Correll
the Central
M. T. Lavelle
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Select Council
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MR. Conant
Tribune
Bagby
Pittman
Cox
Man Loves
Money
John Nelson
Headlenton & Weers
Hailantine
Alea
Kod
WaLsu
Wards Avenue
Mr. and
Groves
Evlanton
Totereata
District Republicane
Prissande
Marrlidburg
Primariva
Dani
Minton
Obniriman
A. da. Kot
Boranton
Jon
Kovuce
S.C. Snyder
D.D.S
Providence
The
LABOR
Henry Battin & CO
Penn
Scranton Cash Store
F. P. Price
Agi
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Cod Cape
First National Bank
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Eureka Laundry Co
Linden St
Adams Ave
Dr. Jaeger
M. Brown
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