Scranton Club Plans Funeral Attendance and Park Work Debate
South Side notes show the Scranton Athletic Club attending Edward McMabon’s funeral and planning a tenth anniversary celebration. Reports mention Royal Arcanum growth, tramp visits at Father Christ’s residence, and park work amid limited funds. Local officials discuss employment programs and city finances with remarks by Colonel Ripple and connectivity to community figures.
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Colonel Ripple
Connell
Local Market Prices Read Across Morning Notice
Rejohart's Market at 05 Lackawanna Avenue lists butcher shop deals from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. featuring round and sirloin steaks, standing rib roast, chuck roast, boiling meat, pork and pork sausage with price notes from 1940s style figures.
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Rejohart's
Lackawanna Avenue
Avery Ay
Miss Lizzie Williams Weds Albert Lewis in West Side ceremony
A pretty wedding solemnized last evening at the Williams home in North Manville. Lizzie Williams and Albert Lewis exchanged vows with Rev. D. P. Jones officiating. The couple will reside with the groom’s mother at Main and Swetland. Also reported is the funeral of Mrs Mary Jane Evans and a Swetland street car collision with a laundry wagon.
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Lizzie Williams
Thomas J. Williams
Albert Lewis
Mary Jane Evans
Manville
Misa Lizzie Williams
Aloart Lewis
North Manavenus
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Elith Keene
William Williams
John
David Williams
Main Avenue
Swetland Street
Evans
Daniel Evans
Avenue C
Bellevue
Fereenala
Newa
Gomer Price
Walesa
Lackawanna Council
Royal Arcanum
S D. Streator
Cornell University
John T. Jones
Nanticole
Eynon Alart
Alfred Moses
Eynon Street
Lot Ludwig
North Hyde Park Avenue
Palmer Williams
South Main Avenue
Bucknell University
Lewia Pries
Avenos D
James Harris
Evanscourt
Christopher Robertson
Daniel Robertson
David Jones
Rebecca Arena
Shamokio
Frank Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
C. R. Schryer
J. M. Williama
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Ball
Goulds Return From Maine With Deer Trophy
J A Gould and wife came back from Pungor Maine after spending Christmas and New Years with friends of their youth. Gould brought home a fine deer as a trophy of his sportsman skills. The Maine forest kill occurred during a severe cold snap with three feet of snow on the ground and temperatures as low as thirty degrees below zero.
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J A Gould
Maine
J. A. Gould
Pungor
Mr. Gould
Pine Tres
Eighteenth Ward Democrats Nominate Council Candidates
The Eighteenth ward Democrats held a party meeting at the regular polling place on Seven Street Tuesday and nominated candidates for common and select council. Results show Regan 62, Noone 128, Morrin 43 for common council. Burns 140, Cawley 2, Kully 0 for select council.
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Ecadens
Ragular
Seventh Street
Common and Select Council
Common Council
A. F. Regan
J. J. Noone
M. Morrin
Select Council
M. Burns
John Cawley
James Kully
Wilkes-Barre Newsroom Leader Sam W Boyd Profile
The Wilkes-Barre News-Dealer editor Sam W Boyd is described as a versatile and clever journalist in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The brief notes his skill in writing and editorial influence in the local press scene.
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Sam W. Boyd
Wilkes: Barre
Editorial verse by Editor Boyd yields popular songs
Editor Boyd writes verse of high quality. Two compositions set to music and issued by Boyd include "Dancing the Baby" a bright lively waltz and "A Letter from Mother" a ballad with pathos. Both tunes are catchy and can be whistled or sung after a brief hearing.
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Boyd
Fatinitz and The Black Hussar At Baker Opera
The Baker Opera company produced Fatinitz at the Academy yesterday with strong principal performances led by Miss Beanie Howard in the second act. A crowded evening audience enjoyed The Black Hussar, with Arthur Wooley and Miss Jossy Intrepid delivering notable comic and musical moments.
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Baker Opera Company
Baker Organization
Arthur Wooley
Jossy
Proceeds for the Poor Fund at Wonderland Show
This afternoon at Wonderland a benefit performance raises funds for the poor. Mayor Connell will receive the proceeds to alleviate city woes. Minnager Davis presents top acts including Lole Easton Kitty Smith and Hankey Pankey in a comic pantomime laughable and lively entertainment.
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Wonderland
Connell
Davis
Polic
Wrge
Lole Easton
Kitty Smith
Hankey Pankey
Harry Thorne
Assessors Compile 1892 Vital Statistics Returns
County assessors outside Carbondale and Scranton submit halfyear counts of births and deaths to county commissioners. This first vital statistics return follows the act passed by the legislature. Assessors are paid five cents per birth or death. Carbondale and Scranton are exempt due to existing systems.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Cirbondale
Superintendent Jones Injured by Falling Timber at Duryea
Superintendent S. T. Jones of Connall & Co's mines was hurt at William A. Colliery in Duryea last evening while overseeing shaft sinking. A falling timber knocked him down the shaft. he was conscious, taken to his brother's home, and doctors believed no bones were broken.
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William A
T. Jones
Connall & Co
Duryea
Felton
Connell
First Presbyterian Church of Taylor Organized Tonight
Eminent clergymen form a committee including Key’s H Brooks N G Parke and D W Skellenger with Elders W G Parke and H Mutton to organize Taylor’s First Presbyterian Church. Rev D W Skellenger will preach a sermon and the meeting at 7:30 at the Taylor Presbyterian church invites all to attend.
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Key's
H. Brooks
N. G. Parke
D. W. Skellenger
W.G. Parke
H. Mutton
First Presbyterian Church of
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Sage's Advice to Boys and Encyclopedia Offer
The piece lauds Russell Sage urging boys to study long and hard, read broadly, and pursue practical learning. It promotes THE TRIBUNE Encyclopedia Britannica set for $4.50 with easy payments, claims stronger binding than the original, and invites readers to view the volumes at 407 Spruce Street in New Orleans while listing various discounted goods and fixtures for sale.
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Russell Sage
Lara
Mr. Sage
I Min
America
Encyclopedia Britannica
Alvise
Tribune
Britannica
THE
Sage
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
The Gem Coupon Parade Exposition Offers Collectible Covers
A reader details two coupon types the Columbian Exposition offers: a 25 cent embossed cover with two coupons and a 40 cent lakes cloth cover with two coupons. Add four cents postage to mail orders.
Crane's New Prices Highlight Cape Furs In Stock
Fragmentary list of cape furs including French Coney, Astrakhan, Beaver, Mink, Nutria, and Marten appears with prices and origins. Items read like a catalog noting varieties and qualities for winter wear.
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Aeptee
Astrakhan Capes
Unclear Textile Catalog Entry with Cape Descriptions
Fragmentary listing describes capes and furs with odd spellings and repeated terms. Mentions depths and prices loosely, including a $1000 tie and items such as Sea Capes Ink Capes and Brown Marten capes. Content is incomplete and lacks coherent context.
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Atrakhan
Tie Sea
Aectric Real Capeu
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Sue
Michael Miller
Cedar Avenue
Father Christ
Oliver Flaherty
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H. C. Hank
Pine Grove
Carpenters’ Union
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Academy OF Music
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