Struggle For Life Screened At Academy Tonight And Tomorrow
A program titled The Struggle For Life is set for screening at the Academy tonight and tomorrow evening. The Nettleton property opposite The Presbyterian church changed hands from Livore to Charles McMullen for 29000 dollars. The Volunteer Firemen's onion plans a meeting in Ruub's hall this evening. The committee plans to file a Qual report in due course.
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Academy
Jidwin Hagenld
Nettleton
Te Presbyterian Church
Charles McMullen
Onion
Pengolar Posion
Ruub's
Resolutions Adopted by Grace Church Christian Endeavor
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of Grace Church adopted preamble and resolutions praising Mary M. Tackett a devoted worker. They extend heartfelt sympathy to her mother brothers sisters and relatives for the loss of a daughter sister and friend. A copy will be sent to the departed sister's family with minutes recorded and secretary instructed.
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Chriatian Endeavor Society of
Grace Church
Young People's Society of Chirietian Endeavor of
Taasinuih
Mixx
Mary M. Tackett
Esteim
Tonoraby
A.B. Larnicon
Mins
C. E. Howney
W. McConiocn
Miss Mary Hackett Buried as Grace Church Rites Held
Funeral services for Miss Mary A Hackett were conducted yesterday at Grace Reformed Church with Rev George L Alrich officiating. Interment followed at Donmore Cemetery. pallbearers listed. The obituary notes her Christian service and life work.
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Bervicea
Grace Reformed Episccopal Church
Mary A Hackett
E. H. Ripple
Grace Reformed Church
Miss Hackett
George L Alrich
Donmore
Richard J Aliams
Mr. Alrich
Jesus Christ
Gi. Smith
M. W. Lathrope
Arthur P. Tathill
Thomas E. Lyddon
St Hl. Frear
Perfect Harmony School Controllers End Reorganization
School authorities meet to conclude a reorganization plan at the district offices. Officials aim to stabilize governance and align programs with community priorities.
School board elects Von Storch as chairman in Scranton
The school board reorganized with H. Von Storch chosen as chairman and BD Mellows secretary. Mr. Fellows elected temporary secretary, Mr. Wormser temporary president. Von Storch urged nonpartisan work toward school needs and new buildings, noting plans to erect two new schools and rearrange districts. A gavel presented by Mr. Wormser symbolized the office.
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Me. Jennings
Mir
von Storch
Fellows
H. von Storch
BD. Mellows
H. A. Knapp
John H. Williams
Wormser
Mitchell
Coar
Jennings
von Store Ja
Langstaff
Spencer
Scranton
Walue
Yarr
von Storca
Tha Famire
von Storck
Deak
Eighth Ward
Wormer
Watrous
Notz
Snd
Fellowa
Hoe
Coursen's Enterprise Reopens After Losses
E G Coursen shows pluck and enterprise after fire ruins his grocery stock. By Tuesday morning he is back with a fresh NY stock at 211 Washington Ave. Local friends support him as he relocates to temporary quarters and restocks a nearly 85,000 inventory.
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Hia
Scranton
Coursen
Times Charges Against Postmaster Denied
The Scranton Times attacked Postmaster Vandling as unduly serving Republicans, citing a New York Central Railroad letter to the Sisters of the Home of the Good Shepherd in Providence. Vandling called the accusation unfounded and provided letters from the Home to support his statements.
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Times
Scranton
Central Railroad of New Jersey
New York
Josepha
Sivtera
Tome of the Good Shepherd
Willisma Street
Vand Hing
Scranton Times
F. M. Vandling
Sisters of the Home of the Good Shepherd
Providence
Vanching
Good Shepherd
The Encyclopædia As A Poor Man’s Library
An argument that books need not be expensive to educate oneself. The Britannica is praised as a compact library and the sole purchase needed, offered at a small daily sum with easy payment terms. The Thermuse invites working men to inspect at 437 Spruce Street and enroll on affordable terms.
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Thimuse
Worder's Claim Disputed in Arbitration over Work Payment
Worden sues for 337.0 for work and materials on buildings contracted by Salffer Crothard. Defendants say payments already made and extra work not eligible. Subcontract on the Siles building on Franklin avenue cited for 2000 damages. Arbitrators W Daw son Byron Akerly and others heard testimony but gave no award yesterday.
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Worden
Shifter Kothera
W. Dawson
Byron Akerly
Waylor Yeaterday
John F. Serage
W. W. Baylor
Mr. Worden
Salffer Crothard
State Republican Convention Set for May in Harrisburg
Chairman W Powell reports receipt of the official circular from R F Gilkeson state committee chairman detailing the Republican state convention to be held in Harrisburg on May 2. Delegates are apportioned by district votes with 204 total delegates. Luzerne County to send six and this county four, with two delegates already chosen.
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AL. W. Powell
Reppublican County Committee
Haw
Ff. Gilkeson
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
Lip
Congress
Dole
Luzerne County
Dalgates
Iwo
Petition Seeks Rewriting of Court Road Records and Wards
Members of Lackawanun bar petition to have road records in the clerk of courts office rewritten and re indexed for incompleteness. Attys urge a complete separate record with index and recommend same for wards and election districts records.
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Lackawanun Bar Naling
Report of appraisers on Dr A E Buer estate value
Appraisers DD B Mogargee and William Peoth orpe filed their report with Prothonotary Pryor detailing the value of Dr A E Buer's personal effects and real estate. Total value cited is 91 104.05 with a contested 840 among claims by Mrs Barr. The brick and stone property at 152 194 and 136 Washington Avenue is valued at 90 000, encumbered by a 840 000 mortgage.
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DD. B. Mogargee
William Peothorpe
A. E. Buer
Pryor
Mra. Barr
Tursamount
Washington Avenue
Tauk ing Base Ball Manager Swift in Philadelphia After Players
The article notes manager Swift prepares the Philadelphia team for the upcoming season as players are added or reassessed. It highlights roster moves, training plans, and Swift’s strategy to build a competitive squad in the city.
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Swift
Philadelphia
Scranton State League Club Announces Signed Players
Manager Martin Swift reveals 680 men already signed for Scranton's State League team with pitchers Doran and Hodson and catcher Rotars among the nucleus. The club plans a South Side ground, faces traction opposition, and intends to build a strong roster to challenge for the pennant.
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Scranton
Martin Swift
Poiladwipiiia
Archer
Scrinton ‘Traction Company
Traction Company
Baseball Wen
TrikUn
Delaware, Lackawanna Wed Western Railroad
South Side
Nas Aviation
Prize Banner Contested by County Republican Vote Figures
The article notes Powell the county treasurer and Republican chair failed to send a certified vote copy for Jackson and Grow in the recent election. Hicks later received the certified figures, to judge who earns the county banner based on compare with last November’s Jackson state treasurer vote. Lackawanna County is highlighted as a likely top contender.
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Powell
Republican County
Thomant
Hicls
Young Republicana
Palladelphia
Win
Jackson
Hicks
Lackawanna County
Walter Sanford Presents The Struggle of Life at the Academy
Walter Sanford's famous production The Struggle of Life plays tonight and tomorrow at the Academy. The show features fine road scenery and reproduces New York life with recognizable buildings. The dramatic scenes and overall presentation reflect Sanford's noted reputation as an elaborate producer of melodrama.
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Walter Sanford
Academy
New York
Aternog
Melo Dranin
Welsh Conrad Barker Join Board of Control
Three new members WJ Welsh C J Conrad and P S Barker took seats on the Board of Control. Welsh born 1880 Minersville Pa moved to Scranton 1866 and built a life in insurance and business. Conrad born 1800 Montana County machinist and Democrat now on Cedar avenue. Barker born 1800 Carbondale son of S G Barker & Son and a Republican with a Madison avenue home and a growing public role.
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Board of Control
WJ. Welsh
C.J Conrad
P.S. Barker
W. d. Welsh
George B. Thompson
Ninth Ward
Minersville
Behaylinl
Scranton
Bewie
J. W. Howell
North Western Mutual Life Lnsurance Company
Charles J. Conrad
Bf, Moore
Montona County
Mr. Conrad
Cedar Avenue
F. Barker
Judge Gunster Poised to Return to Bench
Judge Gunster remains confined at home on Jefferson Avenue though showing strength after a week of illness. Friends report he intends to resume his duties when the court reconvenes and deny retirement rumors.
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Hendh
Gunster
Jeffrson Avenue
Mayor Fines Singer After Boisterous Lackawanna Show
Jennie Jones performed Monday night in Lackawanna with a pop and classical repertoire. She was intoxicated, taken to the station by Officer Palmer, and fined by the mayor who ordered future practice at home.
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Jennie Jones
Lackawanna Eveny
Juvilus
James White's Father Saya He Ia on Habitual Drunkard
Scranton notices report James White, 1214 Lackawanna Avenue, arrested on complaint by his father accusing habitual drunkenness and theft. The narrative cites youth over 21 who steals to buy drink, including sale of a Bible for 25 cents to fund drink, as a local source text mixes with advertisement content about a city guide and college building rent.
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James White
Saya
Jumea White
Lackawanna Avenue
Iieanya
Nau
Aml
Yeaterung
Falun
Uist
Woon
Elle
Woop
Prigvipal
Double Jointed Ceremony Stirs Scranton Officials
A clerical mix up leads to a double jointed marriage in Scranton as John H. Thomas misissued a license mixing up names. Warner M. Craing and Martha Baldwin wed the wrong man then corrected the error at the courthouse and rewed properly at the parsonage.
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W. H. Pearee
Scranton
Sahsad
John H.thomas
Pearce
Jivanke
Thia
Warner M. Craing
Martha M Baldwin
Fulton
Osweco County
N. Y
Thoma
W. H. Peares
Elm Park Methodist Church
Craing
Miller
Mr. Pearce
Mattern
Thomas
New York
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Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
B. Warman
Marzatia
Hears & Hagen's
Lacka. Avenue
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Mary Hackett
Miss Mary & Hackett
Formoala
Jour Louman's
Averion
Morris’ Auction Store
Poon Avenue
Coursen's
Washington
Connolly d& Waliaca
E. G. Coursen
the Times
Wandling
Worder
Wil Rigard
WANT
A. E. Burr
Duck Doran
Hodson
Doran
Spaulding
Elmira
Witches-Barre
Hadeon
Dorwalan
Scranton Fana
Swit
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Rotarts
Statuecollum
Hogan
Daliv
Atunwsk
Hoberta
Patehin
Armatrong
Matchen
Astros
Massey
Ruading
Reese
St. Louis
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Welgil
Sbont Toe United Estes
Abort
George Westlake
Altwona Club
Westlake
Brave
Out
Voto
Grow Sant
LIF
Welsh, Conrad
Barker
Judge Gunster
Dida
Vola
Foranton
Vieity
Ferkuten
Tie Traroxn
Girjila
Army of
George Gieary
8. B. Mott
Baptat Temple
Broad Street
General Hawley
Peter Horace Portek
Andrew GU. Curtin
Buckton
Porela de Matthews
W. H. Pearce
Cony
Sinead
Craine
John E. Remeburg
Masic Hall
Mgr. Remeburg
Whimu
Renoval
Woman's Exchange
Spruce Street
Henry Battin & Co
Penn Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wyoming Avil
Tribune
Minnesota
Sacks
A. Barrel
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Hank
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka, Ave
Eureka Laundry Co. Cor
Linden Sti
Adams Ave
Cocnr
Dovuse
M. Brown
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