Murder near Archbald shocks Ridge community
A man named Mike Kutuswkl was killed at the Ridge near Archbald during a christening celebration. Fred Fischer, 21, a Polish miner, attacked him with a chair fracturing his skull and confessed to the crime. Detective Leyshon arrested Fischer and three witnesses. Kutuswkl left a wife and two children in a home the family shared.
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Fred Fischer
Mike Kutuewki
John Wolvoskie
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Velvoskle
Pischer
Duriig
Fischer
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Keale
Archibald
Levehon
Kirtuawkl
Leyshon
Shell
Flecher
Main
Tie
Tle
Volvoskie
Fiecher
Kutusaki
City Notes Patrol Busy As Scranton Community News Docket
Funeral services for A C Stason set for Thursday morning. The Scranton Idederkrang holds its twenty seventh annual quiz tonight in Music Hall. Delaware Lackawanna and Western plans payroll at Pyne Taylor Holden colleries. Hyde Park Choral Society disbands. Lecture on Emanuel Swadenbors writings at 412 Adams Avenue Sunday evening. Ward appeals heard by board of revision with further ward hearings today. Marriages recorded Alderman Waller and Wright perform services. Polarider blaze damages Fourth Street top house. Fire brigade douses fumes. Lackawanna County Medical Society notes Fleurisy case. Train Wreckers benefit held for local charities. about 60 dollars raised. Dickson Manufacturing blacksmith shop and CHM works under new supervision. No replacement for Bidtney Broadient yet. Court Young Albion Moraters of America annual entertainment and social a success. Donations to Moundling Home fund totaled 17 and grand total 1410. Will inquiry from Thomas Murphy of County Wexford Ireland regarding Judge Handley will. Marriage licenses granted to multiple Scranton and Carbondale couples. New dress goods from Finley s and Pocono cigar imitation warned. Hotel Jermyn and Reynolds Bros noted. Great Surprise Duet still advertised.
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Tis Lite
Scranton Idederkrang
Mustc Hall
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pyne, Taylor and Holden Colleries
Hyde Park Choral Society
Lewys Winteyn
Laader
Aravanise
Btat
Domenia Rigilo
Annie Gilardo
Carbondale
Alderman Waller
Aldderman Wright
Riias Serment
May Dougher
Bfrleyulrs
Polarider
Fourth Street
Semes
Mayle Mire Company
Lackawinna County Medical Society
J. N. O'rien
Associated Charities
J. BR. Cohen
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Blackesmith Whop
Pean Avenue
CHM
Hempsten
Jerwick
Bidtney Broadient
Young Albion
Moreaters of America
Mosse Hall
Aronson
Samuel St. York
Moundling Home Fund
Acknow
Edward Peters
John Bers
Jobo
Heginter
W. Hopkins
Thomas Murphy
County
Wexford
Ireland
Judge Handley
Murphy
Scranton
the Courin Jen T. Us
James Mahoney
Mary Shear
Dominick Tigalle
Girenda
Plenty Meulty
Branton
Anthony II
Ary A. Dougherty
An Open Letter on William Connell for Mayor
A private citizen argues against calumny toward William Connell, praising his integrity, generosity, and public service. The letter defends his character, urges voters to weigh deeds over attacks, and urges supporting a trustworthy leader for the city’s credit and municipal health.
Robert Moir Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Robert Moir aged 24 died after a two week illness following an appendicitis operation. He sank Monday afternoon from bowel perforation at his parents’ home 41 Maidleon avenue. Funeral services are set for Thursday 2 p.m. at the Second Presbyterian Church with interment in Forest Hill cemetery. He was an engineer corps employee, Nay Aug Engine Co member, Caledonian Club and former member of Company Thirteenth regiment.
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Robert BB. Mote
James A. Moir
Maidleon
Avenue
Fle
Connell
Fulton
Capwell
Robert Moir
City Engineering Corps
Nay Aue Engine Company
Caledonian Club
Thirteenth Regiment
Second Presbyterian Church
Forest HI
Caledonian Cial
Nay Aug Hose Company
Elty Tire Department
Munyons Remedies Giveaway in Scranton Hits Thousands
The Munyon company promotes its rheumatic remedy by dispensing free vials in Scranton. On Monday 164 samples were taken and yesterday 177 more recipients collected bottles. Over four years Professor Munyon has given away over 9,000,000 bottles nationwide with about 90 percent reporting benefit or cure.
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Munyon Company
Munyon
Fete Opens with Evening Dance Sees Second Night Rise
The second night of the fete drew a full house with all seats taken and crowds in boxes. Performances progressed smoothly, dancers overcoming prior stage fright, and Miss Lula A. Stewart received a bouquet from the audience. The program for today includes tableaux, dances, and a grand finale with trains stopping at Dalton for matinee and closing performances.
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Alice Helin
Elizabeth Archbald
Grace Spencer
Ttme
Mies Lula A. Stewart
H. M. Prendergrast
Hampton Institute Program At Second Presbyterian Church
Last night at the Second Presbyterian Church a Hampton Institute program featured Dr. H. G. Friswell, the institute president, with graduates and students in attendance. Friswell showed stereopticon views. Miss Sallie Davis and Miss Linsle Rainey shared recollections of education and life among African Americans, including trips north and schooling in Alabama. Robert White, a Hampton graduate in the industrial department, was noted among speakers and attendees.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Hampton Institute of Virginia
H. GB. Friswell
Frissell
Sallie Davis
Alngora
Linsle Rainey
Alabama
Hampton School
Robert White
Industrial de
Sioux preacher Benjamin Brave at institute talks
A fragment from a piece on the institute notes Benjamin Brave a Sioux Indian who studied there fifteen years ago and then returned to preach and teach among his people. Other speakers in attendance included diverse participants sharing perspectives on the institute's work.
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Benjamin Brave
Community notices mark Rescue Mission anniversary events
The Franklin Avenue Building hosted last night’s fourth anniversary celebration for the Rescue Mission with special services for converts and families. Speakers included Luther Keller and committee members J. A. Lansing D. B. Atherton W. J. Hand plus Reva and Dr. McLeod.
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Sanborn
Luther Keller
J. A. Lansing
D. B. Atherton
W. J. Hand
Reva
James McLeod
G. EK
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