City Notes Record Various Local Matters and Meetings
City notes report adoptions and licenses, church society petitions, criminal hearings, and upcoming religious and civic events. Mentions Everett Walker adoption case, a marriage license for William T. Lasyd and Deucie Morris, and a jail release for Harry Smith. Also notes Republican committee meeting, a potential Wilkes-Barre state league club, and railroad union activities with community groups attending services and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Walker
Ronert J. Walker
Bia
Willian Barry
Academy of Slush
Torrey
Tia
Oxford Strait
Republican County Committee
Lantral Republican Club
Courta
Olyphant
St. John Chrysuatom Nenefetal Society of
Peckville
Atturdey M. A. McGinley
Harry Smith
Joseph Meiboliy
Martin Woayshuer
Washburn Crosby Flour Gains City Popularity
Washburn Crosby Co s Gold Medal and Superlative flour commands large demand in the valley with shoppers preferring its superior quality over rival brands. Citizens buy the flour with great avidity and praise its performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Crosby & Co
Tomorrow's Elmira Telegram Feature Illustrations
A note previews tomorrow's Elmira Telegram with intriguing illustrations and the Joca subject matter promising visual interest and reader engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Mortality Report Highlights Health Board Meeting
Secretary Briggs reports January deaths 182 with accidents six pneumonia seven heart disease four apoplexy four tuberculosis zero stillbirths five bronchitis seven. Births total eleven, with sixty three males. Contagious diseases noted. measles and scarlet fever cases counted. Health Officer Allen cites 23 nuisances cleared and urges bathing, water quality, and sanitation. Harrisburg convention praised Scranton’s system as superior.
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Tourth
Helge
Loftas
the Cremiatory
Onfker
Allen
Nuis
Adwald Ip
Scranton
Harrisburg
Kell
Wat
Ile
Bentley
State Boar of Health
Thare
Boards of Health
South Side YWCA Branch Celebrates Second Anniversary
The South Side YWCA branch marked its second anniversary at Cedar Avenue association rooms. Addresses by Col J Ho Kipple and Rev Rogers lamel were canceled. Immersive remarks by Mrs I M Gates, state secretary, highlighted the work, followed by Mrs H M Baiva and a program of musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Y. W. Coa
Cedar Avene
J. Ho Kipple
Rogers Lamel
I. M. Gates
Remblacanesa
Mise Dann
Young Women's
Cheisthin Agecciation
Craig Named Deputy for District Collector Post
Reports claimed William Craig would serve as deputy district collector, with officials and party insiders contradicting the certainty. A confirmation or denial circulated last night as the appointment decision reportedly hinged on a forthcoming announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
William Craig
Sull Agter
Scranton Azle works seek expanded plant and new machinery
The Scranton Azle plant plans enlargements and installation of new machinery to meet current orders, with management asking applicants to Amith I Mott in the Commonwealth Building for financial input. D. Lauencn of the Goa and Water Co building on Wyoming Ave and Lavet improvement asks for eight years to seven won, while a Tomorrow's Telegram page notes a very lively local event. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amith 1
Mott
Financial Pyout
Commonwealth Building
Tribune Coupon Offers Spark Reader Attention
Foul of these coupons seems to market Tribune promotions at a Columbus avenue area. Offers include 16 cents and four coupons for a volume with numerous items, 82.75 for two volumes, and various discounts on Mugby Series and Oxford Series titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dithenn
Amusement Notes Spotlighting Elevating Plays This Week
The Rising Generation with William Barry shows again tonight at the Academy. The Silver King, Henry Arthur Jones's successful melodrama, is scheduled for Tuesday at the Academy of Music. Thomas W. Keene brings Shakespearean repertoire and his famed character work next Wednesday at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiLliam Barry
Academy
Silvicr Icum
Henry Arthur Jones
Academy of Music
United States
Thomas W. Keene
Shakenperdan
Pepatess
Richard
William Gill Captivates Scranton at Academy of Music
The Lygtartangen4 Skonem performance features William Gill in a blended tale of humor and social ascent. A large company of over twenty top performers delivers lively comedy with vivid stage pictures and a compelling rapid tale of a politician rising from poverty to prominence.
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Toch
Acta
Willian Harry Ae
Martin McShivnie
Tristan
Gailielo
Serkuton
City sidewalks neglected by property owner under thawed snow
A letter from yesterday's Republican complains that the chief of police does not enforce sidewalk snow removal ordinances. It cites a Central City property with unremoved snow posing a hazard along the pavement and urges enforcement and repairs at Vine Street and Madison Avenue near Hector Scranton's place.
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Ous
Simpson
Vine Street
Madison Avenue
Hector Scranton
Throop Borough Move Draws Near End of Split Fight
Attorney Jobe and Jones withdrew objections to the grand jury report, eliminating the Dickson City split and creating the borough of Throop from part of Dickson City. The battle for a separate Throop borough appears to be abandoned.
Woman's service at YWCA Tomorrow Led by May Dunn
The service for women at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms tomorrow will be of unusual interest. Miss May Dunn, the new secretary from Kansas City, will conduct the meeting. Miss Dunn was noted as a popular speaker at the International convention two years ago. The song service will begin at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorvien Wimeorrow
Railroad Department
Ikev
Ligorgy L
A. Poswr
Hyde Park
Behenud
Powell
Olyphant
Mervicna
Mire
David Brown
Mulberry Street
At & Vtlogic
Haltin
Chaleford Street
Philadelphia
E. J. Crowell
Pitteton Youn Men
Urgos Presbyterian Chapel
Wilkas- Barre
Theo
Iatter Lave
Kingston Flats
West Side
C. W. Dawson
F. W. Fleitz
Fred K. Stark
Augustis van Cleef
Batesee F
G. W. Lowry
Attorn
Young Women's Obriatlin Association
May Dunn
Atute
Knwnsas City
Miss Doon
Gommenca
Anniversary Notice Prompts Community Gathering
Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of the mylaeion with a service at Frankin avenue No 11. The program includes prayer, testimonials by converts, and singing by the chorna. A Telegram feature and remarks by committee members are planned, with details from New York City affiliates and local officials.
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Franklin Avenue
Hong
Weapel Tall
Chom, Graf
New York City
Chorna
Curated Boranton Trade Book to Feature Scranton View Portraits
The Tun Thwtre plans a bound illustrated volume compiling leading wholesale banking manufacture and professional interests of Boranton and nearby areas. It will include photogravure views of public buildings business blocks streets and portraits of notable citizens. Copies aim to attract newcomers and promote city resources with wide circulation. Representatives will explain the edition and offer views of residency, with notices left at McBirne's 606 Spruce Street opposite Court House. The work will showcase new process photos at Groves.
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Tun Thwtre
Boranton
Scranton
Atlarte
Tue Tatuunn
NASA
City Union Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor Societies hold their Exercises at First Presbyterian Church in a scheduled city union gathering. Members from local congregations participate in a brief program of devotion and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Rev Thomas McLeod Addresses City Christian Endeavor
Rev Thomas McLeod of Brooklyn spoke at the First Presbyterian church to the city Christian Endeavor union. He urged Endeavor members to emulate Peter by doing good and living a life of daily duty, not for recreation but as a genuine latter day church manifestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Thamay McLeod
DDD
Brooklyn
Christan Kuitevvor Union
Firat Presbyterian Church
Uoion
Winslows
H. Chandler
Ocleck
Key
Jattios Modssil
Key NP
Stalit
Charles J. Yantela
City Union
Messid
theWlie
Pon Bia
Kev. Jaimes Morrou
Janes
Alwaynes
Eytedan
Ilo
Christian Endeavor Organization
Chria- Lian Endeavor Society
Peter
Cornelius
Pater
Sty, Smith
Taylor
D. W. Skwilenger
Soratton Adopts New Police Ordinance At Council Meeting
W. Thotusa presents a city ordinance replacing an older measure from October 20 1805. The act aligns with 880 providing system setup appointing officers and defining duties. It requires daily weekly and annual reports and records. The department will include a chief captain and lieutenants, detectives and patrolmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordinanes
Soratton
W. . Thotusa
Deak
Mary Jennings Sick in New York Hospital Roundup
Mary Jennings aged about 20, reportedly from Scranton Pennsylvania, has been treated in four New York City hospitals within a fortnight. Doctors disagree on her condition with diagnoses described as hysteria and other disorders. Belleview Hospital lists her as living at Ho Sixth Avenue. her earlier hospitalization followed a cattle car incident on Lower Broadway. She was discharged from St Vincent’s on Thursday.
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Yeaterday
New York Herald
Mary Jennings
Addres
Scranton
New York City
Nhae
Bellevine Hospital
Ho Sixth Avenua
New York
Scrinton
Presbyterian Church
Phillip Davia
Flawley
Traction Company
Brady
Mrs Payne
Butler Street
Mra Payne
le Cotincl
Payne
George Dale
Duumick
Tomor
Thomas Valmer
Gelbert
Drinker Street
L O
Fred Russell
Arthur Jolson
Jury Returns No Verdict in Morrie Delman Death
A coroner in an archival case states Morrie Delman died from a revolver shot to the eye and brain. The jury, after deliberation, returned no verdict of suicide or homicide and listed twelve jurors including Knight, O'Toole, Clark, Reap, Skooney, and Mo Llale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Céroneia
Morrie Delman
Kelly
Wulcle
Hopentwlel
Blo. Knight
Mya. O'Toole
J. W. Clark
Patrick Reap
Thomes Skooney
Martin Mo Llale
Salvation Army Leader Delivers Address at Democratic Demonstration
Captain Blanche B. Cox of the Salvation Army spoke to a large audience at Second Presbyterian Church last night. The event, hosted by City Treasurer Brown G Brooks, featured a demonstration that drew strong interest amid local civic activity and new photos at Groves' offerings.
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Blanche B. Cox
Salvation Army
Second Presbyterian
Tribune Readers Offered Best Public Deal Yet
A bold new offer appears on page seven and is described as the best public deal yet released. The announcement invites readers to engage with the offer and highlights its superior terms compared with prior proposals.
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Tribune
West Side News Delivers Lecture and Social Roundup
Rev Dr MacArthur of New York City gave a lecture titled Chipa from Many Shopy at Jackson Street Baptist Church. A birthday party honored Mes J M Acker’s mother, 80, with Rev and Mrs Floyd and many neighbors attending.
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Dr. MacArthur
New York City
Jackson Street
Mes J. M. Acker
Minn Avenue
Hier
Mra L
Floyd
Aira Varnes
Mra Suxe
Mra Smith
Mes
Frank Bryant
Mixa Louive Schvetz
Honestule
Mina Cirnevo Acker
Misa Stella Ureen
J. T. Aker
AJ Tt Acker
J. Plummuer Acker
Harry Acker
Mount Pleasant
Edward Sylvester
Decker’s Court
MD Williams
Lon Stevens
Sumner Avenue
F Robothan
Bauffalo
Hughey Crawford
Kin Went
Mo Vipond
Zeb Linch
Waslonrn Strat
J. ©. King
Agnes Williama
Wishburn Strent
Oelock
Henry Jones
Headford
Miex Louise Manesek
Kynon Stroot
Robert William
Chestnut Street
theorgs@ Winans
North Main Avenue
New Hunpubire
Micq Ray Thoms
BH Thomas
Denver
Col
Milas Thomas
Carr
Proponent for Alderman Post Warned on Information
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of Patrick Gannon of Syphant on information by his wife Katie Gannon. She alleges he assaulted and knocked her down on the street. The notice references local figures and ongoing committee actions related to entertainment contracts and a fundraiser finalizing at 107 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Post
Patrick Gannon
Syphant
Katie Gannon
Jiniina
Mrai
P Byverkart
Peanklin Avenue
Abia
Frances GB
Sway
Mus
Cll Finey
Saey
Boy jailed over false pretense case stirs county sympathy
12 year old Frank Vavolosky has been jailed on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses after he allegedly took his sister's book to buy tobacco. The case, tied to local grocer Rosenfeldt and a debts dispute, prompts court action and calls for relief for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vavolosky
Wardin
Michael Gritten
Loy Linea
Josephine Baritzen
Birrjizin
Rosenfeldt
Pricebarg
Priceborg
Pawolweky
Aldo
Kowmnfeldt
Jain Chicago
Chicago
W. H. Stanton
Hosenfield
Baritzku
Payolousy
Adam Starkiman
Hosenfeldt
Second District Republicans Nomination Meeting Notice
Second District Republicans to convene in Scranton at 2 oclock p m on Tuesday February 14 1804 to elect a delegate to the State Convention in Harrisburg. Vigilance committees hold primaries Saturday February 10 between 4 and 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Legislative District
Toma
W. Mruban
Alishman
Ald
Huns
Seradton
Jon
Gold Medal and Superlative Brand Flour Makers
Washburn, Crosby & Co. markets Gold Medal and Superlative four flour as top choices in the nation. The Gold Medal and Superlative lines are highlighted as leading brands among merchants and flour products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogargel & Connell
Washburn, Crosby & Co
Tea and Coffee Department Promises Fresh Roasts and Consistent Quality
Local retailer touts tea and coffee as the finest in town, claiming twelve years of direct import contacts. They advertise weekly fresh coffee roasts, multiple tea grades, and price-accurate assurances, inviting postal samples to prove better value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av Coffes Ia
Wien
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Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Norrman& Moore
Fire Insurance
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Lacka. Avenus
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Scranton Health Authorities
Briggs
Jans Wiy
Foord
Creed
South Sidey
W.C A
Craig
Blalra
Willbean
Lesung Corker
Columbus
Oxford
Garry
Hising
Dickson City
Miss Dunn
Pimira
Berantoniana
Tmcome
Childs
SiirAbin
Lobler
Miihapenina
Litv
Liceuninves Company
Broadway
Lew Yuorle
Geitlonen
Harold Pierce
George W. Childe
Orriifo Insurance Company
Ft Fm
Foranton
McBnire
Spruce Street
Court House
Groves
City Union Meeting
Thomas M’leod
Oetinanus
Peres
Jaye Sha'a
Doctora
Morris Delman
Deadleaton & Wooten
Ballantina
Bent
Dunmore
Lelie’ Missionary Circle
Inanee
Gannon
Comand
Grant
Undersiea
Frank Pavolosky
Tolesovo
B. Rosenfeld
Priceburg
Justice of the Peace Lloyd of
LABOR
Henry Battin & CO
Penn
S.C. Snyder
D.D.S
Java
Wits Keikerhonkur
Port Mandholug Java
Ul Governmeat
Fatiny
Maracaibo
Haut Pehurry Halden Hig
Chalen
Maracalim
Viickope Atlas
Rere
Grond
Grodad
Mateos Pareve
Teaa
Japan
Santrereiss
F. P. Price
Agt
Dr. Hill&Son
Albany
Crown Anil
First National Bank
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Eureka Laundry Co. Cor
Linden St
Adams Ave
Count Hover Square
Dr. Jaeger
M. Brown
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