Weather and events noted for Friday gaps and local notices
The estimates committee may meet Friday night to consider police appropriations. If weather allows, Georgetown and Cornell baseball teams will play in the city on April 2. Reports confirm a polio of nuisance at Lugurne and a church event, while local deaths and disease cases are listed. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its regular meeting. there are lectures, church services, and Lent schedules. An unknown intoxicated man disturbed a residence and was taken into custody. Green Ridge Wheelmen announce open house with early election returns and a Cherry Tree Social at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms with music and readings.
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Georgetown
Cornell
Union of
Central City
Oowlock
John Scott
Kingston
Delaware, Laucknawaihe
Crean Ridge
Paris
John WH. Thormes
William
Gritthe
Ruth Merket
Carbondale
Walter Gesner
Berenton
John W. Raymond
Fantile
Scranton
Lackawanna Institute of History and Science
Oalticere
Board of Trade Room
Saint Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
FL W. Walppen
St. Albans
Universalist Church
Pine Street
Fischer
Penn Avenue
Casper
Helows
Green Ridge
Oulg Women's Christian Association
Miss Shively
Misa Kiesel
Fenner
Board of Trade
Transportation Committee
Atherton
Lackawanna Company
Public Safety
Eity
Estimtte
Kaigiale
Puid
Wo AL May
A. W. Dickson
Nicarague Canal
Pitceeburg
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
New York
New Jersey
Baltimore
Leason
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Leagan Hai
Chicago
Waldo Smith
Frederick Fraley
England
Gladstone
Germany
Blemarck
Leo Xiti
America
Frederick Praley
J. A. Price
Alliason
National Board
United States
Hon
Hdo
W., AL Muay
L. Hitchcock
A. J. Stevens
Tribune
Connell
Ripovle
Democratic
Wyoming Avenue
Chairman Horn
Aml
Democratic Watchers
Election vMcers
Industrial Hall
Spruce Street
Van Nort Resigns as Penna Division Wheelmen Secretary
Van Nort of this city resigns as secretary treasurer of the Penneylvania division of the League of American Wheelmen. Philips Collins is appointed in his place by Chief Consul Samuel A. Boyle. A notice calls Camp No 242 and Camp 142 P O S of A to meet February 19 at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Henry Clow. Reynolds Bros. Hotel Jermyn advertises remnant sale and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Nort
Penneylvania
League of American Wheelmen
Philips
Collins
Samuel A. Boyle
Henry Clow
Board of Trade Meeting Discusses Finance and Fire Marshal
A Scranton board of trade session last night debated funding for a fire marshal and debated restoring Lackawanna mileage. Delegates reported on national board of trade actions and committee appointments while politicians campaigned amid a tight election eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tarriff
What Colonel Ripple Did
Assistant City Engineer Edward Sherwood urges support for Colonel Ripple in a discussion about Ripple’s mayoral actions. He notes prior practice of paying city employees at full face value with monthly orders and praises Ripple for arranging police orders to be cashed at war and other orders discounted, plus an ordinance requiring cash to meet warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Edward Sherwood
Third National Bank
Democrats Hold Heated Meeting Over Powderly
A large town assembly at the armory featured a bitter exchange about Powderly and local politics. Speakers including M. E. Clarke and Colonel Fitzsimmons sparred over corruption, reform, and the party's direction amid general dissatisfaction and crowd chants of Powderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
Mr. Clarke
Ridward Merrifield
Cornelius Comegys
Cornell
Ripple
Allence
Fitzsimmons
Burke Cochran
Lackawanna Democracy
Sccranton
Yilenit
Funeral of Bridget Nealon From Capouse Avenue Home
The funeral of Miss Bridget Nealon from her Capouse Avenue home was held yesterday morning. The remains were taken to St. Peter's Cathedral for a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. J. J. B. Feeley with Rev. J. A. O'Reilly as deacon and Rev. Father Alalone as sub deacon. Afterward the senes were taken to Carbondale for interment in the Catholic cemetery beside Reynolds Bros. Trotet Jermyn Wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Nealon
Capouse Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. J. B. Feeley
J. A. O'Reilly
Father Alalone
Carbondale
Reynolds Bros
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
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Leveland
Cleveland
Fansig M. Farmer
Srindifal
Boston Cooking School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Bic
Busset Shoes AT Cost Commonwealth "Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
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City Notes
van Nort
Penneyylvania Division of
Wheelmen
J. Scott Inglis
Smeone
May
F. L. Hitchcock
J. L. Hitchcwwk
W. A. May
National Board of Trade
Hell
Chester
Peoria
Trenton
Pentystvania
Phil Heliv
Hayng
Tle
Acker
Committee On Waterways
J. J. Haupt
Philadelphia
Luther Keller
Chairan
William Connell
J.T. Porter
Joseph Levy
J. A. Lasnsiog
Walter Henwood
S& Barker
Sturges
J. A. Linen
Davidson
Builders’ Exchange
Conrad Schroeder
George Brown
Frank Carlucci
John Henore
J. W. Howarth
David Pickens
W. Hi. Taylor
Samuel Bumter
J. J. Poster
J. H. Cobb
G. Kerr
Pulli
K. W. Toue
C. B. Scott
Walter Matthews
Clark & Snover Tobacco Company
F. 8. Barker
Seventeenth Ward
G. Barker & Co
Kinsley
Committee
Board of Trade Building Committee
Linden Street
Franklin Henshaw
Tariff Commission League of Newark
Commission League
H. F. Paine
West Side Borer
Scranton Traction Company
R. J. Foster
J. A. Lansing
Committee On Public Safety
Lohmann’s
Bpruce Street
E. Robinson's
Milwaukee
Felgenspan's
Stevens
Colonel Ripple
Measra
Willams
Widmayer
Aessst
Awelty
Armory
Boland
Joseph O'Brien
Powell’s Music Store
Postoffice
A. Harris
Tor
Lackawanna Ave
Old Place
W. W. Berry
Merly
Alaskas
Rogers
Rupppecht
Crystal Palace
Eugene Kleberg
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
Hammond
Hammond Typewriter Co
Bixth Street
F. A
A. J. Branda
Spruce
Scraston Representatives
J. Bolz
Srade
Shaw
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelue
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Christian Warree
School of Elocution
L. J. Richards
STN
Gitculor
Burr Building
Washington Ac
Ted Sfwrria AnNnostie
Lumbas Monument
Washington Av
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