Personal notices from Tunkhannock and Wyoming area
Individuals from Tunkhannock Wyoming and New York attend registrations and meetings. M J Runtiy and Fred O Hunyon register as students. Mrs Loomis and Miss Maggie Bristol plan to travel to attend the meeting at Brookville, tied to local affairs and schooling.
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Handrick
Tunkhannock
Wyoming
Swisher
Wyoming Seminary
Hatunkay
Sra. Houghton
Misa Eleanor Bilnir
New York
Mr. Wallet
Sprube Street
M. J. Runtiy
Penn Avenue
J. Alton Davis
Fred 0. Hunyon
Waverly
Halplander & Vosburg
Mre
Loomis
Maggie Bristol
Brooks Named Princeton Baseball Captain From Scranton Roots
John H. Brooks of Scranton Pennsylvania, a Princeton senior and captaincy choice, rose through local prep schools to lead the baseball team. He played shortstop after moving from second base, captained the Freshmen, and starred in important games despite an injury at Harvard.
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New York Herald
John Hubert Brooks
Stranton
Princeton
Anti
John C. Green School of Sciences
Mir
Scranton
Schoel
Penewton
Bid Preparatory School
Met
Christina Association
Lauriner A. Younes
Ool
Short
Cambridge
Harvard
Dubine
Khowms
Brooks Boeldy
Crown Hall
Olter
Tiger Inn
Eoer
Medor Krone Masquerade at Music Hall Tonight
This evening at Music Hall the Medor Krone hosts its annual masquerade titled A Winter in Florence Prison. Colonel Ripple will lecture at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening March 7. An oyster supper for Fred Williams to aid his longstanding illness is set for Feb 24 at 2 Adime Avenue with tickets selling at 2 shillings.
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Venice
Christian Associaton Hall
Powell's
Supreme Court Arguments In Lackawanna Case Reach Philadelphia
The Lackawanna County case seeks Supreme Court review with arguments in Philadelphia led by attorney George M. Withon and others. Dozens of appellants and defendants from multiple counties appear, with proceedings focusing on trial verdicts, evidentiary handling, and juror conduct in the death penalty matter.
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Jones
Apellint
Bele
Weoming Valley Kullroad
Dh M
Huntuah
Sarmuel Bo Price
Phainti
Wilkard, Warren & Knapp
Irefendants
Hartley
Appellant
Hull and
Othera
Jeestpsak Hand
Appel- Joeryt
Thie Poland Chit
Sinell Dipilmet Millet
Exenutor
Appellint
Hultlander & Venburg
Ibcom Street
Torey
Burns
Barrett
Netty
Jess
Viequits
Samuel J. Pries Aind
RL Pitcher
Appres- Jurets
Powell Estate
Owens Appeal
George W. Bowle
GW. Dawson
Thomas J. Weils
Delaware and Hudson Canal Comens
Genel
Jeetups & Hand
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Fruichey
Agaist Lute
Scranton Triction
Burrishes
Clw.dawson
Jewsups & Hand
Chutbuck
Schenck
Wayne County
Homer Greene
Gradnex
Pig Street
City of
Scrafton
Chimes H. Torrey
LH. Burgas
Freadman
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
A. T. Searle
F. P. Kemble
Feltz
W. Feltz
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Plaboeiffa
Jessupa Te Hand
Willard
Warrené& Knapp
Shanton Gain and Water Company
Lackawanaa Iron and Oya Company
el Biarne
Pinto
M. EF. Olmsteaidl
Brenna
Prudential Insurance Company of Ametica
FL Bitehcock
Plainth
Hulebioder & Woshure
Rearney
Cemtreat Saalfroud Company
New Derney
AL A
Chas
Nall
Wilhied
Warren & Knipp
Byerly and
Thers
Parris
Wayne Conunty
Charles A. MecCarty
Celbert Nealest
Wiha
Warren & Kipp
B. L. Hitchceck
Phelpa
Commonwealth
Ward & Born
Penneylvanian Agricultural Society
Jermyn
T. FP. Wells
The Academy of Music Hosts The Derby Winner Show
The Academy of Music presents a comedy program featuring Milton Nobles and a strong cast led by Hamilton Nobles with a robust ensemble. The Derby Winner drew a large audience Saturday night as Davis theater promotes Chucker Jack with Sturr and Ninglas in charge.
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Davis’ Theter
Sturr
Ninglas
Academy of Mingle
New Trial Reasons Filed in Posehine Murder Case
Defense counsel filed thirty reasons for a new trial in the Posehine murder case. Judge Gunster granted a rule to show why a new trial should not be granted. The issues include alleged trial errors and juror conduct. Aarguement court next term opens the week of April 20.
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Gunster
Alba
Ubetriet
Gome Tip Bet
Ie Piri
Tienaone
Joseph Posehine
Kling
Frank Conford
Guneter
Ward
Horn
Welemin
Joneson
Imalea
Lewla Follet
Girls Released From House of the Good Shepherd
Two sisters Delia and Mary Harrett aged 15 and 17 were released from the House of the Good Shepherd after a habeas corpus secured by Attorney W. Daweson. They had been placed there by their mother Mrs Barrett-Hromage following an unruly act. The court ordered their discharge as the sisters appeared content and well fed, though they complained of limited food.
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Barrett-Hromage
House of the Good Shepherd
Delia
Mary Harrett
House of the Dread Shepherd
Florence
Doings of State Guard First Public Appearance in Philadelphia
The Washingtons Birthday celebration in Philadelphia featured the State Guard's first public appearance with plans to start a new armory fund. The report notes routine duties, a partial description of events, and mentions future fundraising and theatre in Wilkes-Barre and Beranton. Governor Hastings attended the Philadelphia ceremony with the University of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Armory Fund
Hastings
Frnday
Washington
University of Pennesyivaola
Academy of Music
Chingte Rm
Morrell
Robert Ralston
Valley Forge
Kate
Sharper Cooper Sentenced for Six Month Jail Term
Cooper alias several names was jailed six months and ordered to pay a dollar fine by Judge Edwards after a late autumn heist. He disappeared with a typewriter and other goods from Mines & Jackson, later captured by Binghamton officers, and apologized in court.
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Eimer Eward Cooper
Edwards
Cooper
Dawk
Tiaurtanee
Mines & Jackson
Binghamton
William Reedy
John Brogan
Jinlee Eischarde
Heedy
Brogan
Millar
George S. Wark
Charles White
Kelly on a Tear Beats Mother Then Breaks Furniture
James Kelly of Fifth Street went on a violent spree Friday night smashing furniture and dishes at home and assaulting his mother. Police arrived after a shout of police, but Kelly attempted to grab a revolver. Officers seized the weapon and he faced charges in Saturday's party court. Alderman Fuller detained him in default on $300 bail to answer the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Fifth Street
Cragy Rink
Amie
Moir
Poohe
Kelly
Geyern
Revenue Office Exam Under D P Spaulding In Scranton
General Revenue Agent D P Spaulding, based in Detroit, conducts examinations of the Revenue Office in this city and the Internal Revenue Service accounts. He will spend the rest of the week in the Scranton office and other offices in Collector Herring's district. Investigations have yet to reveal a single fault.
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Internal Revenue Office
General Revenue
D. PD. Spaulding
Detroit
Spaulding
Scranton
Herring
Eritlelimn
Hollister May Return to Penitentiary Over Old Danmore Robbery
Hollister, once imprisoned for the Spencer pay office robbery in Danmore, faces possible recommitment as authorities consider renewal of his term after release.Legal proceedings and departmental review determine if further confinement is warranted.
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Hollister
Spencer
Danmore
The Ouaker Curse and the Crab-Wing Legends
A fragmentary tale from New York State links a Quaker curse to legends of mutilation and the Cattyrogus valley. It discusses “fronthe” with prosthetic limbs replacing hands and feet, then shifts to advertisements for Powis Sarmunurila blood purifiers and Hoods Pills, mentioning Guernsey Bros Flour Mills.
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New York State
New England
Dee
Cattirogus
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Ita
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Ulster
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le E.m.hetzel
Lacka. Ave
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Geo. H. Catlin
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Alfred Hand
George H. Catlin
Henry Belin
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Luther Keller
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John T. Porter
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M. W. Collins, M'g'r
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Fifth Avenue
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Adams Ave
New Telephone
Hartman
Antonio Hartalabn
Central
Florey
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
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Poeamatonie Mills
Leserne County
Mington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Third National Bank
Deane
Biomouth
Barre
Sapolio
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