City Notes On Park Skating Music and Meetings
Skating at Driving park is noted for this afternoon and evening with music tonight. A health board quorum failed to assemble yesterday and no meeting occurred. St. Luke's industrial school near Adame avenue and dinden street reopens Saturday at 2 30 p m. Audit and sewer drains committees of the select council plan meetings Monday and Tuesday nights. HA Coston formerly of Bermaton died in Philadelphia December 2 at age 91. He leaves a wife and five children of 226 Mulberry street. A Tuesday eventing January 21 the St Aloysius Total Abstinence and Rejuvenant society of South Sermaton host a ball at Excelsior hall on Wyoming avenue. What Is Worth While is the Goer 1o meeting subject at the Young Women's Christian Association with Miss Anna Van Nor. The marriage licenses granted yesterday include Carl Malinowski and Alexandria Wilvowaka Scranton. John D Hoyle Hartford Conn and Ida Kromis Scranton. John Berrie Julie Comiskoy Mi nowice. Felix Barowieh Lucy Bil Beranton. Stephen Kervkas Mary Bole Scranton.
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Driving Park
Board of Health
St. Luke's Industrial School
Adame Avenue
Dinden Street
Select Council
Ha, Coston
Bermaton
Philadelphia
Mulberry Street
St. Aloysius Total
Renevant Society of South Sermaton
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Young Women's Christ In Association
Misa Anna van Nor
Carl Malinowski
Alexandria Wilvowaka
Scranton
John D. Hoyle
Hartford
Plumber Inspector Questioned by Health Board
Several members of the Master Munthe ers Association went to city hall to discuss appointing a plumbing inspector chosen by the board of health. A quorum failed, but the issue to be considered at the next meeting. Legislation provides for city health boards to appoint plumbing inspectors to oversee sanitary work in Scranton.
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Scranton
The Irish Alderman Stages Night Glory at Academy
John Kernell the Irish Alderman headlined last night at the Academy of Music in The Irish Alderman. His solo presence dominated the comedy as a capable company supported him including George F E Marion Sam Marion Dave Marion Edna Arline Emily Vivian and Beatrice Tait. The Sunday News previews tomorrow’s issue with politics scandals and local features.
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John Kernell
Old Kernel
Academy of Music
Kernell
Kernel
George FE. Marion
Sam Marion
Dave Marion
Edna Arline
Emily Vivian
Beatrice Tait
Notable Court Actions and Wartime Reflections Snapped
A miscellany of sensational notes includes a stepfather jailed, a controversial judge, and questions about a Tennessee chief justice firing a lawyer. Also featured are culture columns on society favorites, war commentary, circus life, fashion, youth trends, and a curious shop chronicle.
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Tennessee
Deasiey
Tinele Sam
Ufe
Marie Studhelm
Elace
Bingland
Tramp Killed By Train Near Delaware Crossing
A unidentified man was struck and killed by a locomotive of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad at the West Lackawanna crossing. He died at 4 o clock after skull fracture. Coroner Kelley to hold an inquest. body at Lackawanna hospital morgue. A tattoo on his arm read J W ELON L Dy suggesting possible identity. He carried food and bread in pockets and wore scant clothing.
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Lackawanne
West Lackawanna
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
le Wan
Delaware, Lackawanna
Kelley
Leekowanne Tipital
Bne
Mission Board Forms Fervent Rescue Plan for Franklin Ave
An annual meeting of Franklin Avenue Rescue Mission supporters convened to approve finances and renew leadership. An executive committee of seven elected with Luther Beller and Keller as president, McClave as vice president, Atherton as secretary, and Hand as treasurer. They pledged about 34,000 in support from ~40 donors, with quarterly installments to meet running costs. The group aims to wipe debt, raise funds, renew lease terms, and seek philanthropic ownership of the building.
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Cty
Franklin Avenue
Luther Beller
A. W. Dickson
AL BR. Wiliams
TI. Poster
John T Porter
D. A. Lansing
William McClare
William J. Hand
J. W. Covertsey
C.D. Jones
Bo Atherton
Ale Keller
Mc Clave
Atherton
Hand
McChive
Allio
Menerois
Messrs. Clckson
Keller
Lansing
Williams and
Tor
Dein
Gersmilion Atte
Nexs
Philanthoplat
Revival week to be held in Methodist church hopes
The week of pravir will be hearved in the Methodist Episcopal church with evening shelling in the cure room if attendance is good. Revival meetings will continue for weeks and a carnival invitation is extended. Sunrise prayer meeting by Epworth Leaguers Sunday morning in the church lecture room. Loyal Legion meets tonight with Mrs. Swarts speaking for state Legion. Dunmore Legion to boost interest. several soul speakers secured for winter entertainments. Rev N G Parke from Pittston preaches at Presbyterian tomorrow with Sunday school at noon and Endeavor meetings in afternoon. Alexander Fryden’s new Dud street house nearing completion as a premier rental residence.
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Pravir
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Babbath School
Alexander Fryden
Hew
Dudstreet
Coseeeton
Dunmore
Burke's War Record Defends Captain Burke Against Desertion Charge
Colonel Ripple refutes a Scranton editorial accusing Captain William H H Burke of desertion during the Civil War. He details Burke's service from 1861 in the Schuylkill regiments to Ninety sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, noting bravery at Antietam Fredericksburg and Gettysburg, wartime captivity, and a family emergency that led to staying home. Ripple says a Washington effort to overturn the charge failed and that Burke remained a loyal, brave soldier.
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Cojonel FB. HH. Ripple
Burke
Soranton
Ehle Lo Jude
Schuylkill
Sehuyskitt County
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Cake
Tottaville
Chanem Mloraville
Gettysburg
Gettysburc
Dean
FP. W. Stipson
Nyphant
Carriea
Worket
Medata
Aono
Rive Burke
Hurke
Uni
Antietam
South Mountain
Fredericksburg
Secu
Hull
Kha
St. Mary's
Predericksturg
Anid
King
Ninety-sixth Regiment
War Department
Ripple
Arom
Jack W. Simmron
Comece ‘A
Bourke
W. W
Ceaptain Burke
Hinvss
Berke
Wilsington
Congress
Secretary of War
The Coal Exchange Clothiers to Close in Thirty Days
The Coal Exchange Clothiers on Wyoming Avenue announce a complete closing out sale within thirty days. Entire stock of clothing offered at drastic markdowns with discounts on custom garments and overcoats, urging customers from Ferinton and nearby areas to visit before liquidation ends.
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Coal Exchange Clothiers
Wyoming Avenue
Tie Cool Exchange Clothiers
Feorinton
Machare of Clothiers
Wyoming
Martin & Delans
Scranton Business College Alumni Gather for Merit Reward
The piece notes the Scranton Business College alumni achieving success, praising past heads and teachers who trained many local bookkeepers. It highlights a January intake and ongoing demand for bookkeepers and a stenographer, with overall optimism about the college’s impact on the region’s workforce.
Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Denmore for Sale
Taylor's Directory office Tribune building offers Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Denmore for sale or supplied with the Scranton Directory order 1396.
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Taylor
Scranton and
Denmore
Taylor's Directory
Tribune
Scranton
Paine's Celery Compound Praised In Growing Petition
A sweeping testimonial push extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy. Thousands of women and men across cities and villages claim cures for sleeplessness, headaches, dyspepsia, kidney and liver troubles, and general weakness. The campaign stresses widespread recognition by reputable individuals and families, with testimonials published verbatim.
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Paine
Elm
United States
Hright
Paloe
Marital notices from January weddings and listings
Mareted Harvey Gilpin and Miss Filige Gilpin wed at the residence of the bride’s parents with officiant Rev Harned and Rev Vane Jones of Memorial Presbyterian. Also Davin and Bomnar wed at Simpson Methodist Parsonage with Rev Floyd officiating. Retail ad for Sie Becker Watkins furniture highlights carpet lace curtains and window shades on Lackawanna Avenue.
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Harvey—Gilpin
Bnife
Fev
H. C. Harned
J. Vane Jones
Memorial Presbyterian Ghureh
Baltimore
Heatore Dt. Marvey
Westtioll
Filige Gilpin
Dev
Mra. B. Gilpin
Newfoundhind
F . MI
Tosar—Davis
Simpson Methodist Muhicopal Parsonage
Ith
I. €. Floyd
Philip T. Bomnar
Misa Anna Davin
Scranton
Siebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Safe Deposit Bank
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F. P. Price
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