City Notes and Local Events Across the County
City officials and employes will be paid roads. Wille, the infant son of Mr and Mrs A OH Haglett, d4 seriously ill at their home on Mulberry avenue. County Commissioners checked sites for two new brhlen. The last day for entering subscribers in The Tribune Shoot Story competition. The will of Mary Ann Youngs was admitted to probate. Letters of administration granted in the estate of Joseph Sewark. Grand Army memorial meeting elected officers for the coming term. Thomas M. Drown of Lehigh University spoke at the alumni event about bacteria and science education for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
A. OH. Haglett
Mulberry Arena
Holerta
W. Roberts
John Demuth
Fell Township
Tribune
Robert Morrin Lodge
Mary Ann Youngs
Petersham
Register of
Wills
Hopkins
Joseph Sewark
Winton Bereward
Annie Sewark
Grand Army of the Relic Memorial
Reedient
I.bh Bripple
John T. Mowe
Pred J. Ansden
Franklin W. Martin
Thomas M. Drown
Lehigh University
Tote Terrace
Lavkawuon
Mit
New Ward Official Hosts Informal Smoker at Green Ridge Club
A. W. Francois, newly named Second Ward school controller, hosted a large informal smoker last night at Green Ridge Diegle club. Attendees included prominent locals and a long list of guests, with vocal performances by Lamsell Rankin and the Schepperd trio among the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Francois
Francois
Harry Lamsell
Robert Rankin
Schepperd
Peter Schepperd
W. W. Ross
Edward Curtis
Night school grows as 100 join since January
Nearly 100 names have been added to the rolls since Jan 6 and more indicate plans to enroll in the spring. Demand for competent bookkeepers and stenographers is rising as 222 workers comprise the night school and new students join almost every evening. With few exceptions, all who started four months ago purchased the scholarship, and the session extends until May 1.
Coyne Contests Scrutinized Vote for Lackawanna Supervisor
Patrick Coyne contest alleges fraud in the February election for Lackawanna township supervisor. Fern alleged winner with 394 votes. Coyne says many unregistered voters influenced result. Petition lists 30 local signers and names numerous residents. Fern faces court action to answer by March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Donovan
M. J. Donahoe
Patrick Coyne
Minooka
Lackawanna Township
Jon A. Thomas
William H. Fern
Archbald Mines
Seretear
Luckawound
James Ward
Sloaéle
Adam Fasshold
Ant
Wanl
Coyne
Fern
Fasshold
Ilegal
Fern Wis
Wood's College Notes Highlight Hiring and Events
Wood's College reports demand for clerical staff remains high with 147 students enrolled since President Williams took office last October. New hires include bookkeepers and stenographers across multiple departments, while staff lectures by Prof. Munter and Prof. Willis are announced, with Williams funding the lecture for students.
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Edward J. Wuret
New York, Omitary and Western Halyoad Company
John Williams
Williams
Washington
Washburn Street Presbyterian Chorch
Munter
Wood
Horan & Merrill
George Washington
A. J. Willis
Wil
Wools College
Willams
Delmonico's at 6 Farce at Frothingham with J Ward cast
A past production of Delmonico's at 6 returns at the Frothingham with Marie Jansen as Frixie Hazelmere and Ollie Evans in a leading comic role. The cast includes Nellie Dunbar Bella Vivian Cora Bell and others. Specialties by Evans Dunbar Vivian and more energize the show for multiple hours of amusement. Scheduled again this afternoon and evening with star performances and private dining options at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jansen
Mies Evans
Nellie Dunbar
Bella Vivian
Cora Bell
Hart Sisters
Charles F. Jerome
Kk. J. Dalton
Delmonico
Politics Behind City Funds Measure Denied by Chittenden
Report claims Democrats blocked an ordinance to safeguard the city treasury, with Victor Lauer of Ward Twenty one cited as originator. Chittenden defended the timing as nonpartisan and warned of a looming scandal if politics delayed reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Grdimines
Wea
Victor Lauer
Selewman
Lauer
Cornet
Finance Committee
Tomorrow's Scranton World Teases Big Sunday Issue
The Scranton Sunday World promises the greatest Sunday paper yet with gossip on local officials and reappointment chances. It teases town politics, a conflict with a comedian, a murder discussion, and a mysterious Republican conference while inviting advertisers.
Double funeral for Wapher and son at Pittston
A double funeral was held yesterday at the late home of Edward Early in Pittston for John Early and his son. The service began at WY Wetock with a solemn high mass of requiem conducted by Rev. TL Quintan, assisted by deacon Rev. J J McCabe and subdeacon Rev. George Dickson. Very Rev. John Finnen preached the sermon. Pallbearers for the father included Andrew Weir and Michael Roblingon among others. pallbearers for the son were John King and Patrick Jones among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Early
Pittston
John
St. John’s Catholic
WY Wetock
TL FL Quintan
J. J. McCabe
Avoca
George Dickson
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Prominent Educators
President Charles Thilo and educators like President Cook of the National Teachers Association endorse Paine's Celery Compound as a mighty invigorator. Testimonials from figures such as L L Camp of Dwight School New Haven and others credit it with restoring health, improving nerves, blood quality, and vitality.
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Charles Thilo
Paine
Cook
National Teachers’ Association
America
L. L. Camp
Dwight School
New Haven
Colvin
New York
Carlisle
McShane
Montreal
Quellet
Commodore Howell
Austria
John M. Frapels
Edmund Russell
Falie
Wholesale Arrests In Wilkes-Barre By State Liquor Agents
Detectives working for the State Liquor League arrested numerous licensed and unlicensed liquor sellers in Wilkes-Barre area over Wednesday and Thursday. Philadelphia detectives aided efforts to identify illegal taverns and gather evidence, aiming to curb speak-easies countywide. Local constables face scrutiny as trials for perjury emerge amid a crackdown on illegal drinking establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor League
Laverne County
Counry
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Wyindie
Literne
Hia Toen
Farice
Speak-Easy
Bricks Fall Injure Laborer in Leader Dry Goods Basement
James Leonard of Ninth Street was buried under a brick heap in the Leader Dry Goods Store basement on Wyoming Avenue. The 40 year old un married laborer suffered a broken spine and was taken to Lackawanna Hospital with slim prospects of recovery amid an accident at Soovelock yesterday afternoon with another worker nearby uninjured.
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Leader Dry Goods
James Leonard
Ninth Street
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Leonard
Soovelock
Gone to His Reward Patrick Gallagher Dies in North End
Patrick Gallagher of Brick Avenue died Thursday morning at 10 o clock after a brief illness. He lived in the North End 34 years and was held in high esteem by all who knew him. Survived by son James and daughters Mrs. M P Kelley and Mrs. Michael Barrett. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM, interment in Dunmore Cemetery. He belonged to St Marys Temperance Society and a funeral attendance meeting was held last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gallagher
North End
Brick Avenue
James
M. P. Kelley
Michael Barrett
Dunmore Cemetery
St. Mary's Temperance Society
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Chautangha Cooking School
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
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Busset
Commonwealth Shoe Store
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Scranton Business College
William W. Fors
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Woodward
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Traction
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Thirteenth Regiment
Sam Toni
Wpather and Son
Dole
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Perso
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Odoven
W. W. Berry
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China
Penn Avenue
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Powell’s Music Store
Clarke
Brothers
F. L. Crane
Lacka, Ave
J. Bolz
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Love
Orghns
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
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