City notes and community notices in local column
Delayed January pay distributed to night ser vices and janitors. Watch found by John Gibbons. owner to prove property for return. Lecture to engineers on the Nicaragua canal by Prof Hiupt of the University of Pennsylvania. Fennel committee to meet Saturday on report of department adaptations. Leland T. Mowers postponement to March 21. public notified. Prof Winchester to return for readings at the Scranton club. Elks session reports entertainment plans and a concert at the Lyceum. Social tonight at the Loomis home with chowder and cake. the Ladies auxiliary meeting. Lecture on Ben Hur by Rev W Welsh to be held in March at Calvary Reformed Church.
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L'Roteseur Hiupt
University of Penneylioni
Engineers’ Club
Board of Trade Trams
Hie Subjeet
Nicaragua
Nicaragus
Ben HR
W. Welsh
Calvary Reformed Ehms
Ben Varn
Mares
Chered
Monroe Avenue
Gitsatt Etreet
Aulet
Unclear Navigational Snippet About Powell and Company
Fragmentary text mentions L. B. Powell & Company and a smoky product reference with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or locations are discernible to form a complete news item.
Counting Votes Cast on Tuesday in Fourteenth Ward
Court counts Tuesday election returns in Wile City and Carbondale. Judge Bunnell orders returns from the Fourteenth Ward ballot box to be opened and counted. clerks assist, and missing ballots are secured. Session resumes next morning with minor discrepancies from Tritune print.
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Questerday
Wile City
Carbondale
Daniels
Borinton
Lo M. Bunnell
Guneter
Rovelle Wins Divorce From Carrie Roselle
J M Rovelle was granted a divorce from Carrie Roselle whom he married on November 12 186? The marriage ended after Mrs Roselle left and told the court she had found someone she preferred and would not return, with reports she had spent much time around Scranton.
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J. M. Rovelle
Carrie Roselle
Ravel
Carrie Mosteller
Hoxelle
Gibbons Bails in Lackawanna Case Under Supreme Court Order
John Gibbons posted bail of 800 before Judge Gun ster under a Supreme Court order dated February 21 189 restored to lackawanna county court of quarter sessions. The order requires Gibbons to prosecute his appeal with effect and without delay and to surrender if he fails to do so. Frank M. Ryan qualified as bondsman for Gibbons.
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John Gibbons
Gunster
Supreme Court
Court of Quarter Sessions
Lackawanna County
Frank
Ryan
Air
Gibbons
Farview Park Land Company Appeal Cuts Assessment Significantly
Judge Guneter yesterday issued an opinion reducing the Board of Revision's assessment on the Farview Park Land Company property in the city from 9004 to 11100. The 1897 total valuation stood at 15801 and the valuation later rose to 141004, which the judge deemed excessive, trimming by 17214.
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Farview Park Land Company
Board of Revision and
Summit suffers sentence for timber theft in Goalisboro
George W. Summers, convicted of cutting timber on T. M. Lynch land at Goalisboro, was sentenced by Judge Archbald. Summers must pay a $100 fine and serve thirty days in the county jail.
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George W. Summers
T. M. Lynch
Goalisboro
Archbald
Sumners
New Deck and Art Displays Placed in Prothonotary Office
A new deck is placed in the private office of Prothonotary John Copeland and several phalre of artistic design are added. Furnishings are to be completed within a week with other furniture to be cleaned and arranged on the floor.
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John Copeland
UW Wi
Mrs Lydian Stevens Files for Divorce from John Stevens
Mrs Lydian Stevens yesterday filed for divorce from John Stevens alleging indignities that made life unbearable and forced her to withdraw from his home. The petition follows a marriage on Bet 8 1Sgt. She seeks relief as the lawful wife.
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Lydian Stevens Yestaday
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses and Names Listed
A partial OCR list shows marriage licenses with names such as Albert A Harris Elmira Veligae Line Tarlow and others from various towns. The fragment includes numerous misspellings and scattered place names like Wilkes Barres and Genton township, suggesting a local registry page with couple names and residences rather than full details or dates.
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Lincenses
Albert A, Harris
Elmira
Veligae Line
Tarlow
Weessssewee
Moneio
Thomas Wi
Jos
As-Tere Oe
BEML
Mavetyet Mayuark
Se-Ec
Bayanten
John W, Compton
Jackson, Burg, Co
Caroline J
Mauree
Wilkes-Barre
Clayton FL Seamons
Genton Township
Belle S. Decker
Lathrope, Strsit
Baptist Young People Union Rally at Pittston
A successful Pittston rally of the Baptist Young People's Union drew attendees from Northeastern Pennsylvania. Led by Professor T. St. Wit. Hams, the event featured speeches by Rev. Mr. Davis and Rev. H. A. Harris with papers read by Lather Jones and Mrs Thomas J. Davis. Delegations from North Scranton and Olyphant joined participants from West Scranton and Taylor, with numerous local attendees listed.
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Young Peoples Union
Pennsylvania
Welk Baptist
Pittston
T. St. Wit. Hams
Jesus
Mra
Thomas J. Davis
West Scranton
Misees May Hichards
Nora Rodrick
Margaret Willames
Margaret Jones
William Hughes
Edith Jones
Bertha Kelly
Lizabeth Howell
Marta Davie
Heh Williams
Profesitoy Hughes
James Airhes
Thomas Reese
Marivamtimme Evans
Norman Kelly
Selina Jones
Ligaie Jones
Anna Philtine
Elizabeth Jenkins
Luther Levis
M. Palwards
Mra 11
Daviz
Ty J
Travia
North Scrinton
Rather Jones
Mary Willigns
Cork Hebert
Mente Jones
Migete Lewis
Joanin Willlamenter
Fy Travis
Will of Miss Reed Probate Estates in Scranton City
The Register of Wills in Scranton admitted to probate the will of Miss Alma Norton Reed of Scranton valued at about $20,000. Bequests include Sarah J. Dennis $1500, Marguerite Norton $1000, Cecil Norton $5000, Ruth Corrigan $100, F LaBar $100, Mrs C F Dodge $500, Florence Crittenton Mission $100, and Ella Strohecker rest and residue. The Florence Crittenton Mission and Beethoven Memorial Room are named. Ella Strohecker is named executrix. property at 17 and 319 Madison Ave given to Him Park M E Church with $9,000 cash, from Mrs E L Sivey Reed's estate.
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Register of Wills
Koch
Alfie Norton
Eich
Weisel Gil
Sarah J. Dennis
Duburne
Marguerite Almeda Noreton
Morton
Marguerite
Cecil Norton
Abeney Norton
Heod
Sivelly
Scranton
Huth Corrigan
Kiannah Jennings
Dunmore
BF. LaBar
Sarah J. Mare
C. F. Dodge
Worchester
Mass
Plorence Crittenton Mission
Ella M Stroheckey
Ella B. Strecker
Ella E. Strohecker
Miss Norton- Reed
Him Park M. BE
Madison Avenue
EL Sivelly
Foster Aother
Kellim Court
Eracine
Noc Honal Bureau
Dereerthy A Linesan
Providetios
Fre
Ieee
Chisseur
Healt
Estimated Revenue and Expenditures for Fiscal Year
The city projects revenues of 802000 and expenses of 802950 for the year ending April 5, 1800, with numerous department requests including higher salaries, expanded police and fire needs, road and bridge work, and health measures. The document lists adjustments in city offices, engineers, clerks, and public works, noting overall increases and the need to fund various improvements and services.
Dairy Bottles Stolen Prompt Alderman Hearing
Williard L Stewart and son are charged after 53 dairy bottles were seized on the Chestnut Street premises. Hoarding Dairy Company officials testified the bottles belonged to them with two bears registered to named individuals. Both defendants posted bail bonds of 300 and 400 respectively.
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Williard L. Stewart
Stewart
Suunteen Dairy Company
Kasson
Ss. Hotling
Fis Proserutine
Ned Tit
Hutting
Stewart Wos
Chestnut Street
E. O. Bryant
Riewart
Dairy Conmunaty
Willam Markingd
Withain Conrad
Hie
Cony
Elks Take Round One Lead In Local Bowling Series
The Elk pod Scrantan Bloveleeluts won all three games of a six lane tournament night at the Tcycle celal wllevs, leading by a slim margin. Elk players Dim ler Reihi Werehel Fowler Philline and Madenspacher chalked up the scores against the Milks and Vicycle club lineup of Worden Van Wormer Koch Godfrey Wardell and Wheetling. The second leg moves to the Bike alleva next week.
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Elk Pod Scrantan
Celal Wllevs
Milks
Elks
Sug
Elk
Dimler
Reihi
Werehel
Fowler
Philline
Madenspacher
Vicycle
Worden
van Wormer
Koch
Godfrey
Wardell
Wheetling
Second Story Thieves Target Dale Residency
Thieves climbed a ladder to Dale's residence at 44 Jefferson Avenue last evening while the family dined. Four rooms were ransacked. a servant’s plate with 82 was taken, but a gold watch of Mr. Dale’s son remained missing. Authorities were notified.
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M. H
Dale
Jefferson Avenue
Sayre
the Elks
Roche and Moir Meet After Election Faceoff
Selectman Roche and Commoner Moir met briefly after the bid to convene a joint council session last night. Roche praised Moir and joked about the race while Moir prepared to name Clerk HH as his private secretary.
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Roche
Moir
Mr. Roche
Bargain Cutlery Sale From Local Bargain House
A sales pitch invites buyers to inspect offers on cutlery claimed to be from a renowned maker closing out lines. Deals include triple plated and ivory handle knives, dessert sets, dinner knives, and Walrus and Stag handles with prices stated as less than half value.
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Set&S.c
Fancy silks and brocades offered in varied effects
A noisy inventory lists 3c and N5c fancy SKS at Cerresnesys 50c to $1.50. It mentions fancy silks in brocaded effects checks and plain at 75c, silk brocade silks at $1, and black brocade silks in new effects 50c.
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Ceresnesys
Cerverrescoes
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Law Library
Architects
J. L. Connell
Connell Building
Sherrard
Second Presbyterian Church
Traders Real Estate
Traders Bank Building
Chas, Schlager
H. B. Ware
Ofice Hour— Oa
Tod Wilisias Hollding
Opp
Postoffice
Te Pitteton Avenue
Fnnel
Hand of Contol
Leland
Winchester
Ovcasion
Asbury
Episcopal Church
Ved
Mitioe
On Entertainment
Ar. Taneemenin
L. B. Powell & Company
L. M. Bunnell
Sing Wo OM
Philrinwit
FL Gilroy
Rel Levy
Vile
Chiarles Hf
Wattels Prank Lywen
Rozelle
Lane's
Winter Street Boots
Spruce Street
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Miss Reed
Troller
Ki Jd. Robinson
Wal Collins
Waldquor
Ceee
Mayor's Department
Ines
Henith
Solicitor's Mapas
Healatant
Hag
Kae
Ohl
Ovary
Board of Revision and Appeals
Lonhe
Varhoite
Isms
Viecciereerescenescessace
Detieloneios
Soltel- Coe
Liy Hall
Sundae Eeeces
ROY Vitti
Warren and Katetin
FR Vortoy
Yeweors Oon
Generail City
Sower
Boal
Wyoming Avenue
Beers
Caeper Borrong
Gradioie
Onenine Priew Treet
Jadament
Ceeereeeevens
Aw Monly Co
Ccecssessenseseeeserenes
HMM
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Pontroullegs
Sue
City Theastrer's Department
Chis
Ciivy Controller's Department
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City Solicitors Department
Chix Boron
uaniArants
Nyl
Pechon
Supreme Court Pxgns
Tahal Cise
CUPTY
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Herk
Ereerenserenseyenes
Arte
Stoch Sensis
Willy Coir Ake
Monet Svaceuceem Vescsvatacka Aceesse
Isa Bila
Leveman
Todd Barney
T Vod
Chuinmon
Ment
Eave Sca
Teuniog
CCS
Siulberry Street
Bout Milne
Lowe
Ciy
Creen
Fixteenth Wan
Dairy Company
Gray
Ayers
M. H. Dale
Dr.Bull
China
Alt
Walle li
Conrad
Lackawana
Tribune
Wyoming Ave
Cutprice
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