Sige tar Goeteroms Bavese Swordsman Exhibition At Music Ball
At a local music ball a swordsman exhibition featured Sige tar Goeteroms Bavese and pupil Vincent Cassone. Scoring by Edward MReeum three, James Heckel eighteen, A W Juriseh three, and Pavese Wee sixteen marked the event. Referee Dr G Villone and announcer Harry J Hopewell presided. a comedy sketch by a local blackface group preceded the showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener
Edward Mreeum
James Heckel
Uigtteen
Wouta
A.W. Juriseh
Pavese Wee
Neoum
Igboy
Ieal Niin
Vincent Cassone
G. Villone
Harry J. Hopewell
Lars
Jwet
Astrological View of Mayor Bailey’s Administration
The Tribune's horoscope for Mayor Bailey's tenure notes Leo rising with no planet in the ascendant, Jupiter weakened in the twelfth, Saturn and Herachal in the fourth, and various hard aspects. It predicts stormy times, confrontations, and a lack of independence in carrying out ends for a Taurus born mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobyor Palley
Nevers
Wnilelw
Atielente
Leo Neing
Jupiter
Catcer
Saturn
Herachal
Housle
Maley
Moon
Mercury
Waleb
Batley
Bailey
Owlve
Torre
Thomas J. Kidd to speak on eight hour movement
Thomas J. Kidd, general secretary of the International Woolworkers of America, will deliver a lecture at Fuller's hall on the eight hour movement and related features. Kidd is described as an elegant speaker and a prominent figure within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kidd
Internation Woolworkers
Amerw
Seventh Anniversary Exercises At Rescue Mission
The Rescue Mission on Franklin avenue marked its seventh anniversary with a crowd and a night of services. Founder back in work Mr Sanborn received a welcome return as Rev Robinson D 10 Ulrich and F W Pearsall spoke with an orchestra and choir providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Mission
Franklin Avenue
Ite
Mr. Sanborn
Hi Health
J Ti Stelle
Mission Board of Management
Hadley
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Thenies
H. E. Dewes
Miya
Graff
Pele
Examinations Postponed and New Civil Service Schedule
The spring civil service exams set for March 1 are indefinitely postponed. The Civil Service Commission plans annual exams instead of semi annual ones. Annual exams in the post office service will be held on the first Wednesday after Nov. 15 each year. Revenue service exams shift to Sept 18 to Oct 2 yearly, with exact dates to be set later. Special exams may be arranged if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Louie G. Schouts
Board of Examiners
Wedded by Aldermen in Philadelphia Bride Married Here
Miss Anna M Ravensow of Philadelphia wed Henry Schroeder of this city at 1 9 o clock yesterday morning. The ceremony occurred at the groom's parents home 45 Lackawanna avenue officiated by Alderman John T Howe. The couple will reside here. Also Virginia Bartdeen and Bor Tinding Matter, residents of South Scranton, were married Saturday afternoon by Alderman Rosen. They will reside in South Feronton with relatives for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mive
Anna M. Ravensow
Philadelphia
Henry Schroeder
John T. Howe
Jacob Behroeder
Lack- Awwanta Avenue
Mies Marivaginia Bartdeet
Bor Tinding Matter
Routh Scrinton
Aldertoan Roseon
Air
Mrs. Matter
Bouth Feratton
Henne Horechiell
Tie
Bowth Main Avenue
Burechel
Diceased
Lauderbach
Germany
Ametion
Dunmore
Previoia
Weel Borinton
Abe Bursehel
Arechhall
Ur Bondale
Elias Howell A Candidate For City Controller
The People's Choice for City Controller Elias Howell born in Glamorganshire South Wales emigrated to Carbondale Pa in 1840 as a boy and later moved to Hyde Park forming a mercantile partnership Richamls Howell. His mining trade ties and family connections are noted as he declines public office prior to this nomination. Celestial Widow lodge members are summoned to attend the funeral of their brother W C Miller with conveyances to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Howell
Povnale
Glamorganshire
South Wales
Carbondale
Howell
Beranton
Lugerne County
J. W. Howell
San Francideo
Addy
Celestial Widow
W. C. Miller
Ladies' Ald Society Plans Annual Dinner
The Ladies' Ald Society of the First Presbyterian will hold its annual dinner on Wednesday February 22 from 12 to 2 with supper at 6. Prices are fifty and twenty five cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society of the
First Presbyterian Chore
Prof Pavese Seeks Fencing Class Tuesday Evening
Prof Pavese plans a fencing class at Plorey & Brooks Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. The meeting aims to form a new group and invite interested participants to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavese
Plorey & Brooks
Refund Guarantee for Wartacivd Syrup Ad
The document offers a money refund guarantee for Wartacivd Syrup of War promising full refund if it does not cure cough or cold. It lists J. G. Bone & Jon of Dunmore Pa and John FP Donahue of Scranton Pa as parties to the agreement and notes a two cent note as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giveone
J. G. Bone
Revival series opens with Rev Dr Robertson at Penn Avenue Church
The mayor evangelist Rev Dr John Robertson spoke to Scranton ministers at the Penn Avenue Baptist Church morning meeting and opened a revival series with large local clergy attendance. He shared experiences from his beginnings in Scotland and his mentorship by Charles Spurgeon, urging quiet waiting on God and unity among clergy as meetings continue with afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Penn Avenue
Ray
Joly Robertson
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Scranton
Stev
Phere
Penn. Avenue Baptist Church
de Gruchy
John T. Watkins
Robertson
Scotland
Spurgeon
Bermon
Ine
Got
Church of God
RL FL O. Pierce
John T. Wathine Sane
Holiertein
Zacchous
Zacoheus
Jesus
Jesse
Amorphous Grocery Descriptions Mixed with Tea Prices
A fragment lists various goods and prices including Pure Gluten Flour 12% in sacks, teas such as Ceylon and Royal Crown, and measurements like 1.25 barrel and 106 pounds. The text is garbled with multiple stray characters and unclear quantities.
Brakeman Brady Killed While Coupling Cars in Providence
Chilles Brady a Delaware and Hudson brakeman of Providence was instantly killed while coupling cars between the electric light station and Carbon Street. Two gondolas were moved from the Hecht House switch to the train and a misstep led to Brady's skull being crushed. He served the company for thirty two years and left six motherless children. Funeral is set for Wednesday at 6 PM with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilles Brady
Providence
Delaware and Hudson
Frank Callender
Carbon Street
Brody
Leon
Mace Jodie
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cathedral
Keystone Republican Club Rally at New American Motel
The Keystone Republican club held a rally at the New American Motel last evening with President Crapbell Hughes presiding. He praised the Republican party for promoting peace, progress, and prosperity while contrasting Democratic promises with Republican actions. Carl Brothers played instrumentals, John Kores performed, John Strange sang, and Walter Miller presided at the mic amid enthusiastic support for the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Republican Club
New American
Crapbell Hughes
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Natron
Carl Brothers
John Kores
John Strange
Walter Miller
Mirac
Dr Ginner to Leave U S for Extradition Case
Sheriff Wagtter arrived with extradition papers and will leave for the West to pursue the case of Dr Samuel George Inner. The sheriff voiced doubts about Ginners pretensions citing recent articles, and suggested the Bishop is not viewed as highly in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Wagtter
Samuel George Inner
Brck
Sherif
Ginners
St. Paul
Oime
Coroner's Jury Rules Blood Poisoning Fatal to Samuel Dotterer
The coroner's jury found Samuel Dotterer died from blood poisoning indirectly caused by a broken rib piercing the left lung after a port-torren incident at a Dunmore coal mine. Dotterer’s body was shipped to Morristown for funeral arrangements handled by Letchworth Funeral Director. A brother of the deceased, Philip Detterer, will supervise remains in Morristown under the Bream-Fitters' union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Torren
Court House
Samuel Dotterer
Dunmore
Letchworth
Bream- Fitters’ Union
Philip Detterer
Chatree
Morristown
Lafayette College Alumni Dinner in Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Lafayette College Alumni insul ation of Northeastern Pennsylvania holds its annual meeting this evening in the board of trade assembly room. A brush meeting is set for 6 40 with dinner at 7 sharp. Speakers include Dr Warfield Prof Bloombergh and local figures F L Philippa DPD L Harvey and Senator Grant Worring Hon Alfred Hand. Dr Pred Cross of Kingston will be toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette College
Pennsylvania
Board of Trade Assembly
de Warfield
Bloombergh
Warfield
F. L. Phillipa
DPD
L. Harvey
Honesdale
Grant Worring
Mounburg
Court Session Postponed To April By Federal Judge Absence
Federal court action delayed as the annual session set to open March 6 is moved to April 2 or 4. Deputy Clerk A J Colburn notes Judge Acheson is tied up with the U S circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia, causing the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Colburn
United States Coun
Acheson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses Scranton Entries
Scranton area marriage licenses show August Fiedler and Margarette Waiters listed, along with Henry Salisbury and Ellen Nichols. Other names include Reese Mammond and Margaret Doughton, with addresses and locations in Scranton and Wilkes-Harre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fiedler
Scranton
Lend Rom
Seeree Dunimofo
Margarette Waiters
Seranton
Henry Salisbury
Lehpeming
Mich
Ellen Nichols
Everett Avenue
Reese Mammond
Wilkea Morre
Margaret Doughton Wilkes-Harre
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures for Teething Relief
An old advert touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething infants. It claims to soothe the child, prevent gum pain, cure wind colic, and ease distress, urging buyers to ask for the product by name at twenty five cents.
Scranton Campaign Tallies Endorse Big Republican Pluralities
Republican leaders in Scranton forecast large pluralities from 600 to 1,000 for the city ticket with Millar declaring the city normally Republican and Schadt predicting a decisive win. Democrats vow victory but internal tensions and crowds at headquarters hint at a tense election day environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Millar
Republican City Executive Committee
Campilla
Millar
Republlcan
Scranton
Camputen
Tam
Marecal Schadt
Schadt
Tribune
John P. Kelly
the Tribune
Mote
Republicans
Principals Round Table Elects Officers for Six Months
The Principals Round Table met on the high school lawn yesterday to elect officers for six months. President Marty Kemnmiering, Vice President W A Sputtenden, Corresponding Secretary Davids Owens, and Recording Secretary Alicia Jesse Lees were chosen. A paper on Suspension of Pupils was read by John T Jones, and a discussion followed urging greater cooperation between parents and teachers to reduce suspensions. A future paper on Teachers Mutual Benefit Association by Miss Lees was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosentorzor Marty Kemnmiering
W. A. Sputtenden
Davids Owens
Alicia Jesse Lees
John T. Jones
No. Is
Phoenix Dry Compound Extinguishers Sold For Two Dollars
Public notice promotes Phoenix dry compound fire extinguishers at two dollars each. It urges households and businesses to obtain complete protection and directs inquiries to Agents' Supply, room 2, ar cade.
Washington's Birthday Postal Service Schedule
Tomorrow Washington's birthday observed at the post office with stamp and general delivery windows open 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. The morning carrier delivery runs, while money order and registry windows will be closed all day. Kerra Al Ripple, Postmaster.
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Washington
Postofice
Kerra AL Ripple
Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar Sold In Beranton
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar is available at the eve stands of Reis von Brow near 4 Bpruce and S03 Linden ssoel. Mac and Lacks wuntg aronie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Beranton
Reis von Brow
Mac
Obituary notices for Dolph and other local figures
Frank M. Dolph of Scranton died in Warren from pneumonia. He led International Correspondence School efforts and served as a superintendent for Colliery Engineer Co. Family, funeral plans, and praise for his Christian character are noted. Also mourns for William B Thomas of Lansford and others from the mining community. details on births, deaths, and survivors across several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Dolph
Warren
Dolph
Severil Montha
Colliery Engineer Company
Internationa
Warren Tribune
M. Dolph
Scranton
High Street
Sceraunton
Ble
G. W. Hesater
Green Hidge Street
Mr. Dolph
Hin
Etminton
Cltleen
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
S. Main St
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
the Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Remdence
Williame
Jim Opp
Postoffice
Neardance
South Main Avenue
TAS Mgmullen & GO
Keve
Ti Trocers National Bank Bi
Ackawanna Laundry
TK Wartian
Civil Service Commission
Kadras Howele
India
Ceylon
Royal Crown
E. G
Coursen
Charles Brady
DR. Ginner
Lafayette
Sehadt
Democratic Committee
Mr. Schadt
Shanx
Desmo
Aimee
Doeseph Mille
Demonte
Sehodt
Murphy
Principals' Round Table
Scranton Postoffice
Willam Bb. Thomas
Lansfont
United States
Lansford
Aberaman
Wales
J. W. Parson Price
New York City
Himeela
Famosa
South
Thomas Onpow
Gould
Gwilym Gwent
Thomann
W. G. Thomas
Loansford
T D. Thomas
State College
Bellefonte
Thomas
University of Penneylyvanint
Margaret
May
Keene
Maldie
Hom
Thomin
Ileediry
Hiesom
Pic
Raynolds
Clarke Bros
Scranton Dairy
Pierce’s Market
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Peer Tae Ae
Wyoming Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Telephone
Strax, Soraltoy, Pa
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