Council Meeting And Community Notes From Elkton Area
A sequence of local notices: council sessions planned for Thursday and Friday, church leagues meeting tonight, and a civil matter granting administration in Amy Clark’s estate. Also, an election inspector appointment in Dickson City, a large turnout for the Jewish Women’s Society, and wage paymaster activity after snow clearing. A marriage in Herrick to Miss Emma Campbell, a Lackawanna Preachers association meeting on March 2, and a civil suit in equity filed by Mrs. Henrietta Alney.
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Men's League
Abington Township
Wes
Sophia M. Clark
John A. Murphy
Dickson City
Join Matia
Jewish Women's Society
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Woman's Christian Temperanese Union of
Green Rider
Green Ridge Street
Lawrence W. Honham
Herrick
Susquehanna County
Emma Campbell
New Milford
Alderman Fuller
Lackawanna County Preachers’ Association
Young Men's Christian Assoilation
Mra
Henrietta Alney
Elizan Brown
John McPherson
Dauphin County
Pryor
Mott, Ansigner
C. P. Jadwin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bim Park Church
Epworth League
Academy of Music
Washington
Beranton Christian Endeavor Union
Young Men's Christian
Funeral and meeting notices fill town newspaper page
The issue reports the funeral of Henry Campbell at Caponse OVenio Sestenly Afternoon with executors Jade OP Wo Gunstir and Margaret Buiott. It notes a weekly We- Twn Cheistilin union meeting, taxes committee session, and Richard Henwood’s tax exoneration application. It cites health board mortality and infectious disease updates and announces a March 4 lecture by Rev J Lo Stiste in Philadelphia with further talks planned.
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Breoclathion
Henry Campbell
Caponse Ovenio
St. Eterna Catheliral
Catholl
Chiborille
Jade
Gunstir
Margaret Buiott
Fredere Sian
Mentiilien
We- Twn
Cheistilin 'Terayarwhee Union
Sk Spruce
Wits
Ot Uelock
Hes Lnarniunga
West Pitytere
Ae. Beane Ty
Taxes Committee of Select
Gome
Hichard Henwood
Fawka
Iiko
Overseers of Election Appointed by Court
The court yesterday appointed overseers of election for several townships and wards. Names listed include Patrick Mesirry and George Williams for Fell township first district, Samuel Updyke and John Mulrowney for Fell second, Daniel Regan and Holy Mitchell for Think district, Harry Courtright and Francis Coasrove for Old Forme, Pred Durron and Martin Keogh for Scranton first, Willian J. Shiffer and David Rran for Scranton second, Cherrie T. Teeter and Martin Purg eewon for Scranton thirteenth ward, James A. Pacwanil AB Kleter for Scranton third, James Howking and John Hall for Scranton ward two, Thomas Boylin and GA. Decker for Scranton second district, David Lewin and John Witlheme for Fifteenth ward, and Joh Pinnegan and James Carpenter for Sever district.
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Fell Township
Patrick Mesirry
George Williams
Samuel Updyke
John Mulrowney
Think
Daniel Regan
Holy Mitchell
Old Forme
Harry Courtright
Francis Coasrove
Fightword
Scranton
Cherrie T. Teeter
Martin Purgeewon
James A. Pacwanil
A.B. Kleter
James Howking
John Hall
Thomas Boylin
GA. Decker
Davi O. Lewin
John of
Witlheme
Sever
Joh Pinnegan
James Carpenter
Imbriano Released Amid Bail Dispute In Murder Case
District Attorney Jones opposed Imbriano’s release on grounds of pending rule on a new trial in the Borchine case. Imbriano, key Commonwealth witness, posted 600 dollars bail and was freed after prior confinement. He was earlier jailed when bail for 2,000 dollars could not be posted, Salvator remaining in custody with efforts to reduce bail.
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Antonio Imbrian
Commonwealth
Jones
Imbriano
Inbriano
Consort
Grant
Salvator
Turners Masquerade At Turner Hall Draws Hundreds
The Scranton Turn-Verein held its twenty eighth annual masquerade ball at Turner hall last night attracting several hundred attendees. Maskers displayed originality in costumes and opened the evening at 9 o clock led by Carl Steiber Henry Woekroth William Softley and Napoleon Nothack. Midway through the night the unmasking surprised guests and dancing continued after midnight for all.
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Scratton Turn-Verein
Turner Hall
Theoor
Carl Steiber
Henry Woekroth
William Softley
Napoleon Nothack
Fire damages clothing store on Lackawanna Avenue
Fire discovered at 8 00 in the TL Lehman & Co clothing store at Lackawanna and Franklin by Patrolman McHale. Chemical engine extinguished the blaze with minor damage. Origin reported as unknown, starting at the cutting table in the center of the store.
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TL. Lehman & Co
Lackawanna and
Franklin Avenues
McHale
Board of Trade Urges Support for Tin Plate Mill and Salt Issue
A major winter meeting of the board of trade considered resolutions from other boards, voiced support for a proposed tin plate mill and urged action on related projects. They discussed a withdrawal offer from L. K. Torbett, examined salting tracks by the Scranton Traction Co, and approved efforts to remove snow from central streets to ease travel. Delegates reported from national conventions and new members were elected.
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Board of Trade
Tieeport
Bie
Liege
Abel Frost Dean Ceca
Nitin Eowtee and Maachine Company
Din Tite Ely
Borie
Consiating
Mossi
Keller
Lamsling
Martin
Soemiion
Tipton Métier
Ponceesson
L. KK
Terbett
Torbett
Lansing
Atherton
Scranton Traction Company
Peravason
National Convention of Manufacturers
Chickwath
Coronel FL
Aitelbeech
Matonal Board of Trade
Washington
May
Alee
Weil
Lear
A.T. Connell
Spain
State Waive and Means
Wees
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Financelal
W. A. Wile Scranton
Bell Telephone
F.C. Whitmore
Av PL Christy
Gi Ht. Clink
Walter
Derby Winner stage belt gift surprises Arline Athens
Mrs Frank Dayton known as Miss Arline Athens of The Derby Winner company received a silver belt replica of James J Corbett's belt while performing in Omaha. The gift came from Mia James J Corbett the champion's wife and the two girls had become close friends. The Derby Winner plays at the Academy of Music Friday and Saturday evenings with James J Corbett billed for February 27.
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Frank Dayton
Arline Athens
Omaha
James J. Corvett
Mia
James J. Corbett
Arine Athena
Academy of Music
Jay Named Warden at County Jail
Thomas Jay of Jermyn was sworn in as the new warden yesterday, taking charge at the county jail and succeeding Michael Grimes who served efficiently under Sheriff Fahey. Grimes was firm yet kindly in his duties.
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Thomas Jay
Jermym
Michael Grimes
Fahey
Grimes
Courteous Official To Step Down In County Role
The passage notes a courteous official ending his term and identifies his successor, Mr. Jay, as a highly known figure in the upper county who will make an excellent official.
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Jay
Ex Judge Handley's Body Moved to Winchester
The body of ex Judge John Handley and estate executors were moved to Winchester Virginia in a special car. The casket left at 9 55 PM from Bloomsburg division of the Lackawanna road for arrival at Swatara or Winchester last evening. Friends and many names accompanied the remains and city officials prepared for religious services in Winchester.
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John Handley
Winchester
Bloomsburg
Lackawanne Road
Swelock
Serantin
Edward Jitking
J. Hindley Jefkins
Eddie Ward
Prank Weelker James Willhimes
James Daredan
Pranklin Howell
A. J
A Jay Circus Delights Davis Theater Crowd
A crowded Davis theater last night welcomed Sherman and Morisey’s company with strong applause. The program featured acrobatic ladders by Seaman and Burke, dancer Millie Delmore, the Davenport Sisters, and a refined pantomime act, with the troupe promising shows today and tomorrow.
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Sherman and
Morisey
Davis’ Theater
Joy Circus
Comepany
Sherman
Seaman
Burke
Mikes
Millie Delmore
Serpentine Datcer
Davenport Sisters
Local Notices and Funeral Rites Highlight City Scene
A special meeting of the Youn Men's Institute is planned for this evening. Funeral services were held yesterday for Fidward Metty, aged 5, and for Miss Jenbella Holland from Stone Avenue. An accident on Prospect Avenue involving two men in a dynamite blast was reported with one fatality, Christan Woehrele, later clarified as alive at Lackawanna Hospital. Michael Tighe and Miss Mary Thies set to wed tomorrow at St John’s Church on South Main Avenue with Bernard Tighe as best man and Miss Nellie Dubiling as bridesmaid. the couple will depart for Niagara Falls afterward.
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Youn Men's Institute
Fidward
John Metty
Cellar Avenue
LornHon
Jenbella Holland
Stone Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Tribune
Christan Woehrele
Fifth Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Woehrele
Michael Tighe
Mary Thies
Firet Street
St. John's Church
South Main Avenue
Spider Bite Kills Miss Hertha Gallagher
Miss Hertha Gallagher a Lincoln University area school teacher died after a spider bite on her lip last Monday she became ill and died Sunday evening according to a note from Physical Director Weston editor of The Tribune The report mentions a contested basketball game gate between Beranton and Pittston with forfeiture and expelled players but authority for the note is disputed.
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Oxford
Hertha Gallagher
Lincoln University
Harry Haney
Weston
the Tribune
Court opens with Judges Archbald and Gunes ster
Arciment court opened yesterday morning with Judges Archbald and Gunes ster on the bench. A large number of cases were heard during the day. Pillabury's Flour Milla have a casl of 17,600 Wacvals a day. eS? DID, REYNOLDS.-In Pactoryville, Feb. 17, Is, Mine Hannah Reynolylet, aged St yours, Monedal 2 p.m at the First Tap. tlat church, FIKK.-At Lily Lake, Feb. 17, John A. Fink, Funeral Servivew at Residence Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Arciment Court
Archbald and
Gunesster
Pillabury
It Saved Her Boy Danny Fund Raises for Finish and Pinishing
A middle aged Mrs. Hopkins donated small bills at The Tribune office to support the Finishing and Pur nishing Fund for Danny. Her son’s actions inspired others to contribute nickels and dimes as the fund grows, with partial totals noted and a grand total pursued. Hopkins, from Montana, faced an attempted bigamy charge after seeking marriage with two women, Kate Flemming and Miss McCowan.
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Wleyed
Nebraska
Hopkins
Kate Flemming
Parker Street
Letters From the People Express Opinion on Beranton
A reader from Beranton questions the Tribune's stance on local papers and media influence. The letter argues for independence, claims no collusion between editors and officials, and urges resident involvement to improve the city’s press landscape and public welfare.
Mardi Gras Festival Arrives in New Orleans Vicinity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Mardi Gras festival event in New Orleans and other scattered references. Mentions include locations such as Buffalo New York and addresses on Washington Street and Lackawanna Avenue. Health product pitches appear with Armour Health Foods and Bazaar listings, plus telephone references. The text is garbled and parts unreadable.
Scranton Institute Finishing and Furnishing Fund Plans
The column notes several plans by schools and individuals to boost the Finishing and Furnishing Fund at the Scranton Institute. Promoters are urged to inform the paper of updates and contributions are welcomed to support the campaign. The Tribune pledges support and encourages readers to send money promptly.
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Scranton
Ehool
Hater
Tribune
Minty
Bad Man From Montana Charged With Attempted Bigamy
A warrant was issued for Charles T Hopking of the North End on a charge of attempted bigamy. The case, tied to Miss Vlemming, involves arrest efforts and legal action in Alder min Hoberts.
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Tine Heen
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Davie
J. Lo Stiste
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Rey
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Turners’ Masquerade
W. A. Dod & Co
Wet James J. Corbett
Judge Handley
JAY Circus
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Just
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Woolworth
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Berry
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