Daring Outrage in Broad Daylight on Fillmore Avenue
Rose James, 16, was bound to a chair and chloroformed in her West Side home by a tall, well dressed stranger who entered while her mother was away. A braid of hair was cut from her head and valuables were disturbed but not stolen. The assailant fled. identity unknown as police search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose James
Fillmore Avenue
West Side
Elia
Emauel James
Filmore Avenue
Laffayette Street
Vinite
Nelghhor
Aomian
James
George J. Reynolds
Miss James
Kris
Man in Black Seen Near West Side Noted
A fragment notes a man wearing black clothing near the West Side, with no further details or sightings recorded in the remaining text.
Mystery Surrounds Morning Screams From Boy on Sumner
Residents near South Sumner Avenue report daily cries from a six to eight year old boy named Griffithe. Police were called to quiet the boy, but the mother denies threats or beatings and cannot explain the outbursts. County Detective Reynolds previously investigated similar calls with no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann Ho
Sumner Avenue
Griffithe
West Side
q@ ollock
Thies Ia
Reynolds
Little Effie Browning Wins At Avoca Eisteddfod
Effie Browning aged 11 has claimed nine ormes by reciting at eisteddfods. Her latest win came at the Avoca eisteddfod where she took two contests. Daughter of Min Browning and Mr Harry Browning of Storrs Avenue, her parents praise her yet fear flattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iffie Browning
Avoca Mondis
Miss Effie
Min
Harry Browning
Storrs Avenue
Ellie
Debaters Split on Anglo American Treaty Rally
Bl Brenden council Young Men's Institute held a lively meeting with a debate on ratifying the Anglo American treaty. On the affirmative side were McAn drew Galligher and McCoy with Durkin McLane and Gaynor opposing. the affirmative won. Two essays were read on Arbitration and Electricity by Hurst and Sweeney, with recitation by McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
M. J. McAndrew
H.C. Galligher
PL BP. McCoy
J.B. Durkin
Frank McLane
Joseph Gaynor
Thomas Hurst
Morgan Sweeney
Thomas McHugh
West Side Republican League Meeting Postponed One Week
The clash arranged for tonight between West Side Republican League teams and the Republican Club is postponed for one week. The league will hold an important meeting this evening and all members should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluch Fame
Teums
West Slide
Republican League
Republican Club
Eveery
Jubilee singers perform at Jackson Street Baptist Church
Last evening the Jubilee singers drew a much larger crowd than the first concert at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Mrs Mary Davis and daughters Lily and Belisie have returned home at West Pittston after a visit. Mrs KH J Hughes of North Bromley Avenue and Mrs John Bennett of Academy Street have left.
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Jackson Street
Mary Davis
Lily
Belisie
West Pittston
KH. J. Hughes
North Bromley Avenue
John Bennett
Academy Street
Four Flyers Introduce Budget Clothing for Scranton Buyers
Local ad claims 25 years of honest service and savings on Star Waist garments and Dublin Twist Trousers. It touts daily temptation prices at 2 90 for pants and notes durable wear, urging customers to shop today to secure sizes before they run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dublin
Cellar door brand boys pants teased as affordable novelty
Ad copy touts Boys' Pants by the cellar door brand invented by Mrs. Hopkins. Describes double seated and double knee features and claims the price of 1.73 and 1.98 will please both buyer and boy, promising less scolding for parents.
Local notices: Sullivan county residents and vendors listed
A jumble of names from Georgetown Susquehanna and Daleville shows Miss Violin Robinson and Celia Case visiting relatives while Miss Florence Cramer travels. Nearby, A W Howard hosts visitors as Mia A Hamer travels to her mother in Allentown. Palmer McDonalds advertises flowers, HARRINT J. DAVIS lists funeral designs, Morgan's Pharmacy promotes prescriptions and artist supplies, and J C King advertises second hand furniture and stoves on West Lackawanna Avenue.
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Sullivan County
Violin Robinson
Georgetown
Charles van Vilet
Brown's Court
Celia Case
Susquehanna
A. W. Howard
North Lincoln Avenue
Florence Cramer
Swethinid Street
Vieltitie
Daleville
Mia A. Ta Hamer
South Lincoln Avenue
Allentown
Palmer & McDonalds
West Side
Harrint J. Davis
Florist
Speciaity
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Morgan's Pharmacy
N. Main
Asine
Fie
J. C. King
Lackawitha Avenue
Departure of Rev Miller Regretted by Scranton Lutherans
The Lutheran clergy and wives met at Rev A L Ramer’s home on South Lincoln avenue to honor Rev S T Miller’s impending departure to Bethlehem Pa. They praised his faith and work, resolved to honor him, and expressed regret while wishing him success in his new field.
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A. L. Ramer
Lincoln Avenue
Welock
Mr. Ramer
Mev
ME. Li
Miller
Methlehem
Tiaian Miller
Bassais
Scranton
Christ
Luther
Free passage on toll roads for wide tire vehicles proposed
The Providence and Abington Turnpike Company offers free passage from January 1 1807 through July 1 1808 for vehicles with tire widths of four inches or more if un springless, and three inches or more for spring equipped vehicles. After July 1 1808 tolls will apply, capped at three fourths of normal, with exemptions for milk stone coal and similar businesses. The plan aims to improve road use and reduce wheels wear as wooden roadbeds decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unt
Civil Service Examinations Planned for Scranton April 21
The Civil Service Bulletin lists examinations in Scranton on April 21 for numerous positions including clerk, copyist, messenger, carpenter, electrician, machinist, printer, welder, and other skilled trades. Applicants must apply to the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington, D. C. and indicate the examination desired. The tests occur in the port authority building with a local board assisting the government examiner.
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Civil Service
Scranton Postallive
Wrike
States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Portation Building
Mystie Cure for Rheumatism Promises Relief
A Richmond wholesale druggist cites a customer who suffered a severe rheumatic attack and baldness for months. After using Mystie Cure for Rheumatism prescribed by doctors with no success, the patient reports a cure and notes others have had fine results. Carl Loreng of Scranton endorses the product.
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L. Wagner
Richmond
Vositys
Carl Loreng
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Umer-Hillard Milling Sponsors Washington Birthday Parade
The Umer-Hillard Milling company presented rage to the public schools of Miner's Mille Washington's Birthday. Rev. T. F. Sternas of Parsons gave the acceptance speech as part of a large parade linked to the event. It included groups from the Junior Order United American Mechanics and the Young Men's Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umer-Hillard Milling Company
Miner's Mille Washington
T. F. Sternas
Parsons
Ovedee United American Mechanics
Young Men's Institute
Not Exactly Right Blood Purifier Claim
Slogan touts Hood's Sursa parila as the One True Blood Purifier that will promptly set blood poor people right. Claims Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge pain or gripe. Available at all druggists.
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Hood
Surprise party honors Mise Telinda Messett at Irving Avenue
A surprise party for Mise Telinda Messett of Irving Avenue was held Monday evening with many attendees from Weat Pittiton and surrounding areas. Music and vocal performances by Messett, J Weir, VT Mulligan, M Weir, and TT Connetl were featured.
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Mise Telinda Messett
Irving Avenue
Cora
Lessenging
Maud Lavis
Weat Pittiton
A. McChall
Moran
Ay Mennikh
L. Hichardson
K. O'Donnell
M. Messett
Miezares
M. Weir
J. Cooney
J. Weir
T. Mulligan
J. Sehull
J. Rat
George Pascold
New York City
J.T. Ambrose
Stone Avenue
Hazleton
Stephen V. Jordan
Wilkes-Barre
Martin Kelley
South Side
Central City
Hillside
St. Aloysius Total
Entertainment at Heatrice lodge on Green Ridge
Heatrice lodge No 70 Daughter of Rebekah of Green Ridge hosts an evening of entertainment and social at Martha Washington Hall. Guests include Miss Kertha Dony visiting Kingston and Jo joining Wyoming seminary, plus a surprise party for Mika Mary Greeley with many locals attending. A funeral in Pottsville draws H B Davis from Spouse Avenue.
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Heatrice Lodge
Rebekah
Green Ridge
Martha
Washington
Bob
George
Maartha
H. B. Davis
Spouse Avenue
Pottaville
Luther Wo Peck
Mira
Alb
Pratt
Green Rilge Street
la Guippe
Kertha Dony
Monsey Avenue
Kingston
Wyoming
Mre
Farnham
Leone
Jermyn
Mika Mary Greeley
Capoune Avenue
Danorum
Arilsemente
Chade
Irie Burna
Boeste
Bertha Soper
Bertha Jenkins
Minello White
Nellie Live
Jessie Juwell
Daisy Perry
Ethel Shoemaker
Currie Foster
Messrs. Bruce
Pfordham Ray
Ald Society Social Plans Event at Mr and Mrs Gobbons Home
The Ald society of the Dunmore Presbyterian church hosts a social evening at the Gibbons residence with refreshments and a small seat fee to aid church interests. The Quistor and his wife provide their home for the event and Mrs Obbona has organized the preparations. A welcome invitation was extended from the pulpit at the prior Sunday service.
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Lalies
Ald Society
Dunmore Presbyterhin
Fov
Tnd Firs
Quistor
Mra
Gobbons
Gibbons
Glanse
Kim Street
Reb
Korn
Davis
Mine Street
Adams Avelutte Presbyterian Church
Christhin Endeavor Society
James Conley
North Mukely Street
Clotteley
BR. F
Marriages and social notes from Carbondale and Greenwood
Miew Katie Padden of Carbondale visits Mike Nedle Loughe on Mai street. The sporting fraternity places much in the Corbett-I’igatinimons mill. Two marriages were solemnized at St Joseph's church yesterday afternoon by Rev. Dy Wy McCarthy. John Bullivan and Milas Murty Jen ny wed, while Aridwet Sullivan’s follower attended the bride. Michael Murray and Margaret Morgan also married. Bridget Nee and John J. Moneagan were attendees. Receptions followed at the brides’ homes. The Greenwood Ming Kog Fund held its monthly meeting, officers nominated for the vice sulog.
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Katie Padden
Carbondale
Mike Nedle Loughe
Mai Street
Corbett-I
Aridwet
Tb Slater
Sehofelid
Michael Murray
Mise
Margaret Mongan
Misa Bridget
John J. Monegan
Hohors
Greenwood Ming Kog Fund
Obituary Notice for Dr Mott and Local Deaths
Dr Mott, longtime Chester physician, died this morning at his home after a brief illness. The article notes his Scranton ties, education at Jefferson College, and a life of quiet service. funeral arrangements are listed along with other minor notices and a local land company chartered in Keystone.
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Chester Eoening
Dir
Mott
Scranton
Jefferson College
Tpiba-Delphia
Molt
Eddgetone Manufacturing Company
Chester
Slater
Botng
Delaware County
Stiler
Bormunton
Dr Mott
Smith
South
Malin Avenue
Letters From The People Opinion Section Note
Under this heading short letters from readers are published by the Tribune. Writers’ opinions are their own and the Tribune bears no responsibility for them.
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Tribune
Tribune Interviewer Charges Disturbing Hotel Scene
The Tribune reports an interview with WR Wailiten about prices at Twila hotel then mentions a Thursday night gathering at Grove House. Alleged acts by borough officers are described as sworn misconduct with references to Dickson City authorities and Constable Histard Marron.
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Tribune
Birys
Wailiten
Wileh
Jays
Twila Hotel
Grove House
Lhid Yal Wii
Madden
Che
Dickean City
Contel
Histard Marron
Dickson City
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Rational Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a rational remedy for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest food, restore digestion, strengthen nerves and sleep, and require no fasting or special regimen. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per pack, manufactured by Stuart Chemical Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
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Biuart
Stuart
Stuart Chemilenal Co
Marshall, Miah
Remmunyz
Courg
Circularfves
Addrung Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Matthews Vives
Wrugs Gist Serantou, Pa
Spring Goods In Profusion In Every Department
Bright spring fashions flood stores in silk dress goods laces and embroideries. Delicate shades and textures signal a season of beautiful creations and artistic designs across all departments.
Dress Goods and Silks On Sale At Leader's Store
New spring dress goods arrive in assortment of diamond and aijaare checks with wide selection. Black Moore silk and brocaded cottons offered at marked down prices. 75 exclusive dress patterns in foulard silk and extensive edgings and insertings sold at Leader's prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gye
Foulord
Stan ley owults sale announces new designs and discounts
The notice markets a bulk shipment of haberdashery including detachable collars velvet trims and silk shirts. It lists prices from 89 cents to 2.00 with vivid descriptions of fabrics colors and finishes and promotes uniform retailing at sale prices.
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Hove
Raney Sik
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