Organ Recital Opens Trinity Guild Series in New Church
A large audience attended the first Trinity Guild organ recital for the Trinity Protestant Episcopal church. Charles H. Doersam of Scranton led with nearly flawless technique and earned hearty applause. Accompanists Miss Garagan, Miss Block, and Ralph Williams from the Second Presbyterian choir provided excellent voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Scranton
Charles H. Doersam
Garagan
Miss Block
Ralph © Williams
Scond Presbyterian Church
Eranion
Carbondale Telephon e connects Scranton exchange
On Monday the Carbondale Telephone company completed their connection with the new exchange at Scranton and began limited service for officials. Public access to Scranton connections will wait about a month while private use continues. Local subscribers will receive service as soon as the Scranton exchange is completed and printed materials are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Telephone Company
Scranton
S&s
Ten Children Help Zeri Celebrate Tenth Birthday
A group of juvenile friends gathered yesterday at the fence of Mr and Mrs Julius P a A Tingley on Washington avenue to celebrate Zeri s tenth birthday. There were ten in the party who played games enjoyed a luncheon and shared merry moments. The hostess is a niece of the Tingleys and daughter of Mrs A L Moreis of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Era Fassett
Julius P. Aa. Tingley
Washington Avenue
Zeri
Callere
Mrs. Tingley
Ale. Moreis
Scranton
Arbondale Medical Society Meets at Hotel American
The regular monthly meeting of the Arbondale Medical Society will be held next Monday evening with Dr. David W. Batley hosting at the Hotel American. The business session starts at o'clock, followed by a professional topic discussion, then a banquet in the hotel's dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbondale Medical Society
David W. Batley
Hotel American
M. de
Health Board Demonstrates New Formaldehyde Apparatus
The board of health recently purchased a formaldehyde gas disinfectant. It was demonstrated at the Emergency hospital with a trial yesterday afternoon. The hospital matron and two staff physicians witnessed the test and were pleased with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Tribune
Frank Lott Weds Denver Lady on Christmas Day
Word reaches this city that Frank Lott, once a popular local youth, married a Denver woman on Christmas Day. Health has improved after his move to the Centennial state, and friends here rejoice at his marriage and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lott
Denver
William J McHale to Study Embalming in New York
William J McHale son of Edward J McHale of North Malin Street will travel to New York City on Friday to take an embalming course under Professor Renouard a noted instructor. He plans to be away about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McHale
Edward J. Mchiale
North Malin Street
New York City
Renouard
Berean Baptist Pastor Delivers Anniversary Address
Dr HJ Whalen pastor of Berean Baptist church will give an anniversary address next Sunday morning marking his first year there. In the evening he will exchange with a Scranton clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HJ. Whalen
Berean Baptist Church
Scranton
Sermons Planned at Trinity and St James Churches
Rev Mr Boot of Susquehanna preaches at Trinity Protestant Episcopal at 7.40 this morning. Rev Charles Feesen den, rector of St James Jer myn, to be in the pulpit Friday afternoon at 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boot
Susquehanna
Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Charles Feesenden
St. James Church
Jermyn
Mrs George Robinson Ailing Again In Anthracite Flats
Mrs George Robinson is gravely ill at her Anthracite apartment complex. Two physicians have been summoned as she had recently undergone an operation for appendicitis and was nearing recovery before this setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Reverend Humphrey J. Millard Dies in Rush Home
Honorable Humphrey J. Millard a former Susquehanna county legislator and Baptist pastor died at his Rush home yesterday morning from pneumonia. He was a Civil War veteran and active in Grand Army circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey J. Millard
Susquehanna County
Rush
Preumonia
Grand Army
Ern est J. Bixy Secures Erie Railroad Fireman Post
Ernest J. Bixy of South Terrace has taken a fireman position on the Erie railroad with headquarters at Susquehanna where he has moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Bixy
South Terrace Street
Erie Railroad
Walters
Susquehanna
Fortnightly Club Entertained at Miss Flora Haryson’s Home
The Fortnightly club was entertained at Miss Flora Haryson’s residence on Wyoming street Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Haryson
Wyoming Street
Boy Six Takes Interest In Neighbor's Bicycle
Six year old Thomas Evans, son of Mr and Mrs Charles G Evans of 35 Terrace Street, visited the Giles children next door yesterday afternoon. He examined a small bicycle belonging to the Giles youngsters and began turning the rear wheel, while leaving his own position unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Charles G. Evans
Terrace Street
George Giles
Tommy
Child suffers finger injury from spinning chain accident
A young boy trapped his left hand between a chain and a sprocket wheel. Dr David W Bailey treated the damaged fingers and had the first joint amputated. the second finger badly lacerated. Mrs Evans was away at the time and the boy went directly to the doctor for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Bailey
der. Bailey
Pool tournament at Gyple club ends with Derby blanked
At the Gyple club last night L BR Roberta in third class defeated F R Derby without scoring. Current standings are not fully readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turney
L. BR. Roberta
F. R. Derby
Resignation of Carbondale Librarian John Newtor
John Newtor, longtime assistant librarian at Carbondale Public Library, resigns effective Thursday. Isabelle Yarrington will succeed him as Newton plans for Annapolis Naval Academy exams after five years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newtor
Carbondale Public Library
Willearet
Isabelle Yarrington
Newton
Annapolis Naval Academy
Congressman Connell
John Newton
Hams Avenue
Obituary: Mira Mil dred Lawrence Dies in Texas Hospital
Word comes that Mira Mil dred Lawrence is critically ill in a Texas hospital with typhoid pneumonia. She was a noted member of Danart's company and appeared in The Parish Priest in this city before leaving the troupe for treatment. death is reported as imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Mildred Lawrence
Texas
Miss Lawrence
Danart
Soldier Welch Walsh Leaves for Danville Home
Anthony Walsh, Civil War veteran and member of Ser geant William HW Davies Post No 187, Grand Army of the Republic, started for the Soldiers Home at Danville yesterday afternoon. An invalid who endured severe wounds, he served about four years in the Union Army during the late unpleasantness. He resided on McDonough Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Walsh
William HW. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
Danville
Mr. Walsh
McDonough Avenue
Fracas at Simp Oy Saloon Ends Without Arrests
A lively scrap broke out in a Simp oy saloon last night when two patrons argued and fought for about half an hour. They were evenly matched but unevenly armed in temper, and a witness said there was no fun in the brawl. No arrests were made.
Missing Scranton Man Returns After Prolonged Visit
Frank Comando, 38, of Tualton, was reported missing February 12 after a general alarm from Scranton police. He returned to Scranton on Monday, having extended a visit making a lengthy call to friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comando
Tualton
Diamond Avenue
Scranton
Conando
Banquet Honor for O Neill and Ford in Scranton
Ex mayor WF ONeill and Frank ts Clifford attended a joint banquet of the Newman Magazine club and Catholic Historical Society in Scranton last evening. ONeill delivered an address on the history of the Catholic Church in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF. O'Neill
Frank Ts Clifford
Scranton
Newman Magazine Club
Catholic Historical Society
O'Neill
United States
Special Service At First Presbyterian Tonight
A special service is planned in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian Church this evening as preparation for the quarterly communion next Sunday. Tomorrow evening the pastor Rev Charles Ler will give the usual preparatory lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Ler
Meetings Tonight at Carbondale Lodges and Clubs
Carbondale lodge No 21 FO and A M hosts a Board of Health meeting. William Tf Davierpont is listed with Ne kt, GA R. Pioneer castle No 23 AKLOM and Fidelity conclave No 186 also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
A. M. Board of Health
William Tf
Davierpont
A. R
Pioneer Castle
A. Klom
Fidelity
Boy Injured In Feb Bob Sled Incident Recovers At School
Little Gordon Gee son of Rev. Charles Lee of the First Presbyterian church has recovered from injuries after a bob sled accident on February 10 and is attending school again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gordon Gee
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware and Hudson Coal Buys Rouse Property Yard Site
The Delaware and Hudson Coal Company purchased the Rouse property on Gordon Avenue near No. 1 shaft to use as a yard. The price paid for the tract was not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Rouse
Gordon Avenue
Miss Larkin Creegan and Collins move to Scranton
Miss Mary Larkin and Miss Alice Creegan and Maury Collins recently employed in the Pulp store have accepted positions in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larkin
Alice Creegan
Maury Collins
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Pays South Side Workers Today
Delaware and Hudson company workers on the South Side will receive their pay today after a solid first half of the month. The wage distribution follows the payroll cycle common to the railroad’s labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
South Side
At the Opera House Friday Uncle Tom's Cabin
A birth notice reports Mr and Mrs James Drum of Upper Belmont street welcomed a son born on Friday at the Opera House production titled Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Teachers Institute at Montdale Saturday Sessions
AMontdale teachers Institute will run Saturday with sessions at 2 PM and 7 PM. Kesava will be read by Neyhart Cargill and Foster along with Professors Barrett and Graves. Evening program includes readings from Ivanhoe Whittler the Poet and Reformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Montdale
Kesava
Neyhart
Cargill
Foster
Barrett
Jermyn
Graves
Keany
W. ‘ Giraves
Ralph Miller
Miss Tyler
Clerks Protective union adds many new charter members
The Retail Clerks Protective union No 116 met at St Rose hall last evening and many new names were added to the charter member roster. A general invitation drew most city clerks, and most accepted. Employers view the move favorably and urge staff to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protective
Chithin
St. Rose Hall
Hivge
Woman Injured in Fall on South Church Street
A woman named McDonald fell on the walk on South Church Street yesterday. She was carried home by a carriage and the report noted she had suffered a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
South Church Street
St David's Day Observed by Welsh Residents
The anniversary of St David's birth falls on Friday as Welsh residents of Wates observe the day in a formal manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Dewel
Wates
Local Residents Mention Visiting Friends and Trips
Belmont street resident Al Moon is reported to be ill. Grace Munn is at her home on Church street. Mrs Margaret Cushnlo of Upper Belmont street is seriously ill. Henry Collings of Brooklyn Street visits friends in Harrisburg. The Burrs plan a southern tour starting tomorrow. Elisabeth Mooney of Pittston visits friends on Sand street. Elizabeth Gallagher of Woodlawn avenue visits in Mayfield. Mrs Frank Fitzsimmons and her son Willie spent yesterday in the Electric Dr. M. J. Shields of Jermyn visits town. Mrs David Robbing of Birkets Street visits friends in Wilkes-Barre. L. J. Bunnell of Birkets street visits relatives in Feruton. Lizzie and Winifred Welch of Pike street visit friends in Dunmire. Mrs T A Troran of West Side shows improvement after a recent critical nose. Michael Mellowan of Pike street will leave April 11 for Trelaned. Daisy Corbett of Clovelinid has been spending several days with friends. Agnes Craig and Nellie Mul Jen return to Archdukt after a visit. Michael Hennigan attended a birthday party at Peter McCarty's in Mayfield. Mr and Mrs Charles McCann and M. L. McCann attend the funeral of Mrs James McHale in Pittston. Mrs RK M O’Hare and Miss Ethel Teese of Taylor have been visiting Mr and Mrs WY Jones of Wyoming street and returned to Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Moon
Belmont Treet
Grace FE. Munn
Church Street
Margaret Cushnlo
Upper Belmont Street
Henry Collings
Frooklyn Street
Harrisburg
J. E. Burr
Elisabeth Mooney
Pittston
Sand Street
Elizabeth Gallagher
Woodlawn Avenue
Mayfield
Frank Fitzsimmons
Willie
Eleetric City
M. J. Shields
Jermyn
David Robbing
Birkets Street
Wiltker- Barre
L. J. Bunnell
Birkett Street
Feruton
Lizzie
Win
Jermyn and Mayfield Birthday Party Highlights
A Mayfield home hosted Madeline McCarthy’s eighth birthday with a diamond ring gift from her parents. Guests included many local youths and neighbors. luncheon followed a pleasant evening. Other notes mention a Woman's Home Missionary society meeting, visits from Philadelphia relatives, coal company payrolls, and a Montdale teachers institute with talks by local professors.
Lenten Sermon Opens Sacred Heart Church Series
The first of a series of Lenten sermons was preached Sunday evening at Sacred Heart church by Rev. Father Carmody. The services concluded with the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
James G. Sheppard
Scranton
Sacred Heart Church
Father Carmody
Modern Woodmen Camp 6999 Formed In Peckville
Joseph R. Hughes installs Camp 6999 of Modern Woodmen of America with twenty charter members led by G B Reed as venerable consul and D R Lathrop as worthy advisor. The group meets biweekly at Ledyard hall and was boosted by Scranton organizer Whitney. Local residents face illnesses, funerals, and a Dolph colliery strike after two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Hughes
Woodmen of America
Peckville
Whitney
Scranton
G. B. Reed
D. R. Lathrop
Charlies H. Beattys
G. M. Pierce
William Gunn
Bound Brook
N. J
William Day
Notable Community Gatherings in Blakely and Olyphant
A Baptist Young People's union session in Susquehanna Street Church drew a large crowd. Miss Mary Birkheiser led a Blakely Sunday school class preparing for an event on March 0. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Matthewson hosted Blakely Social Club guests with a card evening and luncheon. Knights of Pythias from Jermyn conferred higher degrees and held a social session. The Teachers Institute for Olyphant Blakely Jessup Throop and Dickson will meet at the central school on Saturday March 14. M W Harnden of Blakely is confined with grip. Mrs. T. B. Brown and Mrs. T. Williams returned from Wilkes-Barre. Harry Ruddle collapsed at his Blakely home. Mrs. J. W. Reynolds of Hyile Pars visited friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's Union
Susquehanna Street
Mary Birkheiser
Blakely Baptist Sunday School
Wilde
H. B. Matthewson
Blakely
Main Street
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Jermyn
Teachers’ Institute of Olyphant
Jessup
Throop
Dickson
M. W W. Eharnden
T. B. Brown
T. T. Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Mondas
Harry Ruddle
J. W. Reynolds
Hyile Pars
Social notes and visits from Wilkes-Barre to Scranton
Miss Jessie Reed hosted friends Friday evening. Mrs. Jessle and Lacey Hessler of Wilkes-Barre visit grandmother Mrs. Hessler on North Matin Street. Miss Hutchings of Bermuda visits her uncle Mrs. W Hutcings. P J Hedland traveled to Scranton for business yesterday. Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday at Mrs. Frank Johnson's for important business. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts return from New York state. Loyal Temperance Legion met at the Methodist church with devotional, business, and a program led by Professor Haydn Oliver of Scranton. Mrs. William Monie and daughter Etina of Lackawanna spent Monday with Mrs. Alfred Smith. Ira Orr of Scranton called on friends in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Reed
Jessle
Lacey Hessler
Wilkes-Barre
Mre. Hessler
North Matin Street
Miss Hutchings
Bermuda
Hutcings
P. J. Hedland
Scranton
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Johnson
John Roberts
New York State
Loyal Temperance Legion
Haydn Oliver
William Monie
Etina
Lackawanna
Alfred Smith
Ira Orr
Taylor News Briefs Cover Meetings Marriages and Events
At Price Library association a mock parliamentary session led by James E Watkins will illustrate parliamentary law with additional literary and musical numbers. The Century Hose Company No 3 trains for a fair at Weber's rink during Easter week. Mrs Mary A Jones and Mr John T Jones wed at Welsh Baptist parsonage with a reception in Taylor street and plan Scranton residence. Rev D C Edwards officiated. Rev H Harrie to take part in Robert Morris lodge St Davids day anniversary in Scranton. Young Men’s Christian Association gears up for an upcoming supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library Association
James E. Watkins
Reading Clerk
House of Representatives
Century Hose Company
Weber
Welsh Baptist Parsonage
Grove Street
Mary A. Jones
John T. Jones
Scranton
D. ¢. Edwards
Anthony Jones
Taylor Street
Local events and notices from Kingston and vicinity
Rolland Charles of East Stroudsburg Normal at home Sunday. Rev A W Cooper preached at Kingston Methodist. M Johns of Wyoming Seminary led pulpit. Tension noted for Howard Krosge Grace Von Storeh Ralph Sherman. Dalton High School gave an entertainment at Baptist church. over 87 dollars raised for senior class. Delaware Lackawanna and Western wreck at LaPlume blocked traffic. no injuries. Mr and Mrs T A Purdon returned from Tunkhannock where they visited sick relatives. Mr Purdon quoted during absence. W C T U to meet Friday at 3 pm at Mrs O W Mason home. Public schools attendance up as grip and measles abate. Mr and Mrs A G Finn hosting sister Cromleford. Mrs Frank Von Storeh did not visit Scranton Monday. Baptist supper Friday for Sunday school, served at 4. ten cents. Mrs Theodore Miller entertaining father and mother. Mr and Mrs Retear, Mr and Mrs Coleman hosting Sunday from Fenanton. Fred Snyder buying a camera, improving as photographer. Forty-fifth anniversary of Baptist church Sunday morning with sermon and choir. evening service by Women Home and Foreign Missionary society. Miss Molly Brown ill at home with treasies improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Charles
East Stroudsburg Normal School
A. W. Cooper
Kingston
M. Johns
Wyoming Seminary
Howard Krosge
Grace von Storeh
Ralph Sherman
Dalton High School
Baptist Church
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
LaPlume
T. A. Purdon
Tunkhannock
O. W. Mason
G. Finn
Cromclifford
Frank von Storeh
Scranton
Serview
Women's Home
Foreign Missionary Society of the Church
Mise
Molly Brown
Old Forge Church to Host Reunion Service
The former members of the Paiok Methodist Episcopal church are invited to a home gathering on Tuesday March 6 featuring morning service on The Past Love Feast and sermons by Rev. Warner Race King and others. Dinner by ladies, afternoon program The Present, evening The Future includes a consecration service and a visit by William Drake of Paterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paiok Methodiet Episcopal Church
Elrealt
Thas Gideon
US KR. Warner
L. Race
F. A. King
Austin Griffin
Dod
J. BL. Swen
Joseph Madison
EL L. States
W. OH. Pearce
Nows
Ferman
T. N. Shipman
William Drake
Paterson
N. J
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Edward Hares
William Foote
Wilkes-Barre
Drake's Hall
Ing. Alex. Campbell
Quingy
British Taxation Receipts in House of Commons
In the Commons Sir Michael Hicks Beach reports for the year ending March 2, 2000 direct taxation accounted for 43.4 percent and indirect taxation 51.6 percent of the public revenue. He notes foreign comparisons are misleading and that supplementary estimates for the year will be heavy, with over £1,000,000 for the navy and £29,000,000 for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Howard Vincent
Michael Hicks Beach
United States
Germany
A. J. Balfour
Earthquake in Dalmatia Shocks Province and Towns
Severe quake rocks the Dalmatia province with a church tower collapsing at Zary. Tsunami upheaval wrecks vessels near Spaato as peasants fall to their knees, fearing the end of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Dalmatia
Zary
Ermenees Era
Spaato
Peruna claims by users and supporters spread praise
Letters from Mrs. Buex A. Clark and other users tout Peruna as a remedy for la grippe backache pelvic catarrh and general weakness. Women in Utah Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois share relief and gratitude while urging others to seek Peruna guidance from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Columbus
Caroline Sundheimer
Grandin
Pep. Hartman
Peruna
Caroline Sund Webiner
Marin Goerts
Cleo
Okklahoma Ter
One Fare to Washington D C Round Trip via Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a special one fare round trip to Washington D C for March 1 2 and 3 to coincide with inauguration ceremonies. Tickets allow return to March 6 inclusive and are valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express with stopovers at Philadelphia and Baltimore by ticket deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Washington
Black Diamond Express
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Firether
Lehigh Valley
Inauguration Train Fares From Lackawanna Rail Line
The Lackawanna railroad will offer round trip tickets to Washington for the inauguration ceremonies on March 4 in Washington, D. C. Tickets will be available from March 1 and return must depart no later than March 1. Routes via Manunka Chunk and Philadelphia or Northumberland and Harrishire are offered at 7.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Northumberland
Harrishire
Ted
Aed
Marcel Sch
Excursion Tickets to Washington For Inauguration
Central Railroad of New Jersey will sell excursion tickets to Washington on March 1 2 with return before March 5. Fare is 7.70 round trip with stops allowed at Philadelphia and Baltimore within the time limit.
The Grip Cure That Does Cure Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old remedy claim states the cure for a grip using laxative Bromo Quinine. The text mentions removing the cavler as part of the process though details are unclear.
Trish Parliamentary Fund Seeks American Aid
An Associated Press dispatch from London notes rumors of a short Irish parliamentary fund. The Pall Mall Gazette claims no American dollars have reached the official exchequer and suggests John Redmond may visit the United States to secure financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Associated Press
Iondon
Pall Mall Ganette
Trish Parliamentary Fund
John Redmond
United States
Population of Germany Declines to 1900 Census Figures
Exclusive wire report from The Adaeiated Pros Kerlin states the December 1 census shows the German empire with a population of 80,000,000. Males numbered 27,731,007. Thirty three large towns exceed 100,000 residents, totaling 9,108,514. Since 1890 the empire’s population rose about 4.0 million, a 7.78 percent gain—the highest quinquennial increase in thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlin
Derlo, Fob.6 Mevr Much in Helicatag Case
A member named Mevr Much, part of the Helicatag group, faces charges and a sentence of several months in jail for tax related offenses. The details indicate legal action ongoing against the individual and group associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derlo
Mevr Much
Helicatag
van Heen
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Offlee
Carbondale Department
H. J. Millard
Erie
Bulls
Capaeres Groep
Vnat
Roberts
Gilkoot
Smith
Gordon Lee
James Drum
Upper
Belmont Street
Institute At
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Clerks’ Union
St. David's Day
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peter McCarthy
Madeline
McCarthy
Anna Sullivan
Elizabeth Mack
Loretta Grady
Gertrude Edmunds
Ella Mack
Eva
Beatrice Hutchings
Doloret Cunningham
Ella
Clara Neary
Ethel Usher
Belle Smith
Mamie Cole
Margaret Pugh
Margaret Hennigan
Mies
Madeline McCarty
Mesars
Harold Greene
James Edmunds
Carl Cunningham
Leonard Walker
Edward
Walter Edmunds
Francs Cole
John Grady
Gaylord Edmunds
Joseph McDonald
Philip McGould
Pryor
Second Street
H. J. DeGraw
Poyntelle
Mer Wile
Keith DeGraw
Meanslen
van Corder
Keays
W. T. Graven
Mle Minerva McLaughlin
Powderville
Tra Jenkins
Prospect Street
Emma Carpenter
Edward Aldrich
Dolph
Pocahontas Lodge
Ledyard Hall
Admisston
Nora McGivnan
Minooka
J. M. Gallagher
Charles Craig
Academy Street
N.Y
Annie Jenkine Fe
Llewellyn'’s
Calvary Bapist
Solow
Edith
Richard Watkins
Messrs
Harry Evans
Richard Roberts
Washington Street
John R. Thomas
North Scranton
Alfred Welsh
Hazleton
Thompson
Thomas J. Powell
Century Hipxe Company
No. 2
John Service
J. F. Taylor
Richard O'Hara
Misa Ethel Reese
Olyphant
Taylor
Dalton
Old Forge
Hungary
Spalato
Lucy A. Clark
Farmington
Utah
Buex A. Clark
Utah State Council of Women
Utah Women's Press Club
National Woman's Association
Washington, B.C
Maria Goerts
Minnie Steeves
Thaots Woman's Alliance
Delaware Mace
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Hartman
Washington, D. C
Bellavita
Pvita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Ste
McGarrah & Thoman
Lackawanna Ave
Bcranton
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