Personal Deputy Attorney General FLW returns to Harrisburg
Floite reports return to Harrisburg yesterday with Miss Grace Mavilinid and Miss Lend Jones who spent the past week in the section and left for Norrisbore. Evan from 140 South Filmore plans to visit his father in Boghind on Wednesday and retire in May at the WoW residence. High School athlete related to Williams Beavers, manager of Mhelps’ pharmacy, announces a forthcoming marriage.
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Flw
Floite
Harrisburg
Grace Mavilinid
Lend Jones
Norrisbore
Evan
David
South Filmore
Boghind
AL Shen Tilag
Mr and Mes Wow
Willing
Gertride Orvaint Williams
Brank Wy
Council Guests Celebrate Calpin Gift Event at Home
Council members visited the home of Mr and Mrs P F Calpin after a council meeting to present Calpin with a chair and lamp. Luther Keller Robathan J J Evans and W W Evans spoke while James Casterling and others performed songs. A large dinner followed with toasts and best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Calpin
PF. Calpin
Luther Keller
Robathan
John W. McGreevey
James Canterline
Thomas W. Thomas
William Lewis
Albert Ty
Lewis
Thomaa J. Snowden
Pred Sykes
Chaos
Roser
Times Hogeerts
S Dd
Cealemiin
Charles Graf
John Ruane
Daniel Galvin
William Gurrell
Central Grand Concert Delights Local Audience
The Central Grand Concert Company presented the seventh High School Series event with Miss Sibyl Frainmill soprano Mrs Nellie Allen Hossenbruch pianist George H Downing baritone and Melville Clark Kuyp performing. A varied program pleased listeners with standout Meyer Helmud Magi Song featuring a broad soprano display and harp accompaniment.
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Central Grand Convert Company
Wudlenice
Mise Sibyl Frainmill
Nellie Allen
Hossenbruch
George H. Downing
Melville Clark
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Readers
A reader letter extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs colds and the whooping cough threat. The writer claims frequent household use with positive results and urges families especially with children to keep it on hand as a safeguard against the illness. Sold by all druggists.
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Messenger
Chamberlain
Publication policy note on opinion letters
The Tribune states it will publish letters accompanied by the writer’s name but disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed. The disclaimer appears under the heading letter policy and confirms editors publish at their discretion.
Pink Slip Debate Sparks Scranton Fire Insurance Furore
Editorials condemn fire insurance firms over pink slip surcharges and inadequate protection. The piece argues sustained premium hikes reflect insurer mismanagement and urges prompt remediation to prevent higher losses and broader public cost.
Witness Fee Buildup in Langaloff Kelly Contest Reaches Over Twenty Thousand
County commissioners finalize a detailed tally of witness fees and mileage for the Langaloff Kelly election contest. Total costs cited approach 206 thousand with about 20 thousand subpoenas issued and roughly 15 thousand witnesses examined traveling about 12,444 miles.
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Langaloff-Kelly
Carbondale
Two New Aspirants Enter Scranton City Clerk Race
Two Republican candidates join the Scranton city clerk contest. John B. Culess ple of North Scranton and Thompson Beane of the central city entered the field yesterday. Mrs. Gillespie, a North Scranton resident, is related to C Joe Gillespie, secretary of the poor board. Beane is a newspaper man and former Republican nomination contender for recorder of deeds.
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Common Council
John B. Culesple
North Scranton
Thompson Beane
Central City
Gillespie
C. Joe Gillespie
The
Poor Board
Heane
Deeds
South Storm Promised by Forecasters
Weather experts in Washington and local forecasters predict a strong storm from the south will reach the area today if rain falls as expected. Reports say a sizable system headed this way from the south will arrive early this morning, while thaw conditions yesterday worsened streets to dirty slush.
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Washington
Clarke
Ansehe Chesed Congregation Plans New Synagogue
The Ansehe Chesed Hebrew congregation met at the Linden street synagogue and instructed contractor Sehroeder to begin building the new temple at Madison Avenue near Olive street. The project will cost about 85 000 dollars, with estimates ranging around 40 000.
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Ansehe Chesed Hebrew Congregation
Linden Street
Sehroeder
Madison Avenue
Olive Street
Scranton Conservatory Recital Under J Alfred Pennington
The thirty ninth Scranton Conservatory concert directed by J Alfred Pennington unfolds in Guernsey Hall with a program featuring Helen Elvin Clara Haus Norma Jolin Lottie Mortis China Vin Stokle Caroline Neuhauer Hertha Mirgette Karl Anmerian Beldermann Morty Chou Vue Eva Meine Lange Luan Tensen Kialla Romiuiine Sprmnik Gill Van Cael Itt Gill Glyphwat Fomajoree Lange Mies Mikel Margaret Law Le Neveilie des Bifes The Awakening of Eve Pawar Wollenhioupit Anna Vorks Mowmka in Th flat Godard Mee Tomy Wilkine Valeo in A Pat Milt Milton Chinn Hide Rubenstein Four Pines Overture to Romeo and Jather Melind Browning Miss Rone Miseerlocky Mixa Krauter Miss Stott Mike Vols Miss Wagtideurst Mir Wilkins
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Enéeminile
Opie
Bohm
Margaret Law
Pawar
Mary Colvin
Clarke
Marley Caroline Newhaner
Maokh
Clara
Opine md
Mies
Anna Vorks
Opert
Sirens Ees Godard
Tomy Wilkine
Valeo
Tlarry Wilhine Valet
Milton
Rubenstein
Knemble Chisi
Four Pines
Romeo and
Jather
Melind Mies Browning
Miss Rone
Miseerlocky
Mixa Krauter
Miss. Stott
Mike Vols
Mise Wagtideurst
Mir Wilkins
League Sleuth Jailed for Impersonation and Weapons
Harry Evans a Municipal League detective was arrested on Lackawanna avenue with Mrs Mary Williams of Carbondale after witnesses say they drank at saloons He carried a revolver and a club claiming officer status He was fined 5 dollars for concealed weapons and later charged with impersonating an officer Evans admitted he had no commission and was held on $300 bail The case also involved Agent Robert Wilson and Magistrate Howe.
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Harry Evans
Municipal League
Lackawanna Avenue
Gemmel and Potter
Mary Williams
Carbondale
Centre Street
Tribune
Evans
Robert Whlson
Flarry
Wilser
Howe
Funeral of William Coyne at St Peters Cathedral
The funeral of William Coyne eldest son of Mr and Mrs P H Coyne of 10 Aduing Avenue was held yesterday morning. A large crowd viewed the remains at home before a requiem mass at St Peters Cathedral celebrated by Rev J Dr Crifin. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers included Dr J F L Saltry Ed McAndrew John Z Loftus A Daly Fo McCurna John Al Collins M H Tighe T J Duffy and Co P O'Connor Philadelphia.
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P. H. Coyne
St. Peters Cathedral
Crifin
Cathedral Cemetery
J. FL Saltry
Ed McAndrew
John Z. Loftus
AL 0 Daly
Fo, McCurna
John al Collins
M. H. Tighe
T. J. Duffy
Co. P. O'Connor
Philadelphia
Framed Picture Frames Sale At Schriever's
A sale begins Friday February 28 at Schriever's 10 Wyoming Avenue offering picture frames priced at five dollars or fifty cents for mats. Handled are handsome easel frames in wood and various designs with regular values from three to five dollars.
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al Schriever
Schriever
Wyoming Avenue
Jury Verdicts Highlight Mixed Outcomes in Scranton Court
In Scranton, juries returned mixed results on diverse cases. Charles H. Major was found not guilty of running a gambling house, but fines from a related raid were reversed due to defective records. John A. Keith faces embezzlement trial linked to Lackawanna Dairy. Other defendants were found not guilty or given fines in assault and weapon charges.
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Major
Lackawanna Dairy Company
Bonath
Charles H. Major
Cate
Murphy and Quinnan
Enna
Majors
John A. Keith
Wheaton
D. A. Stone
Keith
Lewie
John F. Scrage
Ferris
Anthony Neary
Jessup
Henry Watkins
Newry
Watkins
Jacob P. Sohns
Joseph Tarden
Sohns
Carden
Lackawanna Yard
Remose
Matform
Sohne
Wy. EF. O'Boyle
Johnny Seragg
Frank Bonath
Louis Bonath
Perdinand Street
North Scranton
James Keenan
Alexander Windl
Michael Norton
John Lock
George FE. Atherton
North Boranton
Bullee
Samuel Mebartty
Olyphant
Charlotte Hagzard
Ellen Prancis
Keyser Avenue
Notable Names Involved In Early Court Proceedings
Fragmentary report shows several individuals named in a court proceeding. Albert Smith was cited on embezzlement charges after failing to respond to a summons. The document mentions H. Pierce, Miche Lini Regi, Mamie Gogall, Mary Gane, Angelina Galliere, and J. A. Chitthe as related parties or officials.
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H. Pierce Amalinet Michelini Regi
Mamie Gogall
Mary Gane Tlere
Angelina Galliere
Albert Smith
J. A. Chitthe
Revered Pastor Hodge to Resign After 33 Years in Wilkes-Barre
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes Rev Dr Fr Hodge, longtime pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, will resign due to health. Installed Feb 24, 1868, he leaves after thirty three years of steady ministry and deep parish ties. The church has had seven pastors in the era, with names including Brad Hoyt Cyrus Gildersleeve Nicholas Murray and John Dorrance among others.
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FR. Hodge
Het Presbyterian Church
Wilkes-Barre
Hodge
Oxford
Brad Hoyt
Cyrus Gildersleeve
Nicholas Murray
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