Local Bowling Standings and Scores Stir Community Interest
The season features high averages from Billy Hopkins of UBockus and a rival run by Harts of the Elks. A two man Buffalo trip for nationals is canceled due to lack of league funds. Taylor's 242 is near the top season score, with Dr Wardell at 848 in match games. Northwestern league ends first series with Black Diamonds vs West End Wheelmen looming. Dr Wardell praised for flawless delivery. Green Ridge Wheelmen No 2 shines in recent play.
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Billy"’ Hopkins
Ubockus
Harts
The
Elks
Gaumes
Buffalo
Taydor
Wardell
Taylor
Weat End
Wilker-Hirre
Wilkes-Barre
West End No
Green Ridge No. 2
Green Ridge Boys
Last Meeting of the Year at Home for Friends
The Home for the Friendlews managers held their final meeting of the year at the Young Women’s Christian Association. They scheduled the annual meeting for next Friday at 20 at the same place and thanked Mrs. W. P. Kennedy for agreeing to continue as president. Mrs. W. H. Perkins resigned due to health, and Judge Knupp will preside at the next association meeting with officers to be elected. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Mre W. PD. Kennedy
W. H. Perkina
Wecture of Health
Judge Knupp
Sixth Ward to Have Two Representatives in Council
City officials announced that the Sixth ward will be entitled to two commoners in the common council, reverting from one after a census error and subsequent corrections. The recorder will proclaim an election for two representatives if no legal obstacles intervene.
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Common Council
Calpin
Board of Assessors
New C M B A Officers Installed in Guernsey Hall
Newly elected officers of Catholic Mutual Benefit Branch 85 were installed at Guernsey Hall including President T F Leonard and first vice president Bernard Potter. James O Conner and J C McAndrews named to key secretary posts. M F E Brown as secretary, J J O Boyle as treasurer. other officers listed. installation by former grand state president T T Hoban.
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Catholic Mutual Benefit Resolution
Guernsey Hall
T. F. Leonard
Bernard Potter
James O'Conner
J. OC. McAndrews
Joh T. Phillips
M. F E. Brown
J. J. O'Boyle
Charles Cawley
Thomas Carney
William Murphy
D. Oj. Campbell
T. P. Hoban
Edward P. Mitchell
Dr. P. J. O'Hara
T. T. Hoban
Grand State
Music Hall Dances Policy Enforces Door Observation
The Scranton Liederkranz Society which leases Music Hall introduces a policy requiring a special officer at the door to bar any known immoral woman, even with a ticket, and all future renting societies must accept this condition in their contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkranz Society
Music Hall
Ordinance Seeks Added Street Car Safeguards
Select Councilman John We Regan of the Sixth ward introduces an ordinance to guard the street car wheels with a front guard and to lower the fender so it stands within three inches of the rack, enhancing passenger safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John We, Regan
Sixth Ward
Primaries in Scranton ward nomination schedule announced
The Fifteenth Ward Republican primaries set for Wednesday January 8 1902 to nominate a school controller constable and word dresser. Candidates must register seven days before and pay assessments five days prior. Also notes a weekly through Pullman sleeping car from Broad Street Station Philadelphia to Thomasville Ga with dining service and Florida Express details.
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Om. Corse
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thomasvill
Gia
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Thomasville
Charles L. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Shoes on sale at Lewis Ruddy Davies Murphy
Beginning January 4 our ladies box calf shoes priced at 2.0 and 3.0 are offered for 1.76. No old stock. Address 330 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidien
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
New York Cellist Chas Russell Seeks Scranton Pupils
Renowned concert cellist and teacher Mr Chas Russell of New York will accept a limited number of pupils in Scranton and Forterma. Interested applicants should apply to Mise Juillan Allen at 612 Washington Avenue.
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Chas. Russell
New York
Scranton
Forterma
Mise Juillan
Allen
Washington Avenue
Love feast marks re election of Old Officers at meeting
The annual meeting re elected all officers except Collector I M Verney who declined another term. Harry G Dale was chosen in his place and the board heard the annual reports showing growing inmate numbers and finances. The Superintendent Beemer reported patient counts and care details with a steady budget outlook despite more inmates and a planned new building.
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Verney
H. G. Dale
I. M. Vernoy
Harry G. Dale
Mr. Vernoy
Muntesipal League
Nna
Beemner
A CF
Brooks
C. J. Gillespie
Ambrose Herta
George W. Beemer
Aire
John Carnoghan
Itdoor Physicliy
Herman Bessey
W. H. McGreevy
Blt. Beddoe
Plof. Gunster
Pullman Service to Winter Regents in the South and Charleston Exposition
The New Jersey Central offers the only line with Pullman service to winter regents in the South and to the Charleston exposition with a single change of cars. Lowest rates and quickest time, Pullman reservations secured and baggage checked through. Contact passenger agent at West Lickiwanna avenue, Berton.
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New Jersey Central
New Jersey Central Railroad
Winter Regents
Charleston Exposition
Very Cheap Fruit Offer Navel Oranges Special
A local advert promotes cheap fruit with fancy Navel Oranges at 216 to the box. Price points include 25 cents per dozen, a dozen for 1.00, and 2.90 per box.
Unknown Man Killed by Train Near Elmhurst
An unidentified man was struck and killed yesterday by engine No. S77 on the Lackowhand railroad near the Thrdon water tank at the ace wis. The incident occurred as the train, under Conductor Wl O W Lattarre and Engineer Noble Johnson, was braking toward Nay Ave yard. Coroner Roberts has ordered Funeral Director Edwards of Elmhurst to take charge. investigation to continue today. The body had not been identified by late night.
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Thrdon
Ant Ais
Wl O W. Lattarre
Breineer Noble Johnnson
Nay Ave
Roberts
Edwards
Elmhurst
Installation of Bara Griffin Post Officers and Women’s Relief Corps
A large crowd gathered in Memorial hall for the double installation of Bara Griffin post No. 1a officers and the Women’s Relief Corps officers. Mrs Susie Loonie led the Relief corps installation. officers include President Anna KE Strong and Secretary Ruechel Hall. Major A M Pierce of North Scranton presided over the ceremony.
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Grand Army
Memorial Hall
Bara Grifin Post
Relief Corps
Susie Loonie
Anna KE. Strong
Lulu Jones
Anna Flint
Rucehel Hall
Lizele Wiltipere
Prandynpere
Oeondiecor
Ruth Furney
Gunn
Anna Ballstead
Lla Beebe
Woffinian
Melle Pierce
Carr
Mes Nellie
Tripp m
Wine
Samuel HH
Stevens
George F. Millett
le Grand Wright
Halsey Lathrope
Helle? Corps
Severn
Argenti suspect in Scranton murder and attacks
Superintendent Lena FB Day told a Tribune man he believes a strong case can be built against John Argentis, held without bail for the Harry Frederick murder. Day links Argentis to recent assaults on young women in North Scranton and Green Tridge. Argentis was measured by Bertillon and photographed, described as five feet three inches and slight.
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Lena FB. Day
Tribune
John Argentis
Italiian
Harry Frederick
Argentis
Wermen
North Scranton
Green Tridge
Wild injuries at AMIS-Chilmers shop and War Dispatches
Radward Dowle employed at AMIS-Chilmers shop was badly hurt when a crane failed. He suffered a crushed back, two broken vertebrae, a dislocated shoulder, and a severely injured leg. Taken to Lackawanna hospital, then home as the prognosis remained grave. Separately, European military experts focus on Christian De Wet as a rising strategic figure sparking new warfare moves. A letter from Plumeers Beithithitho underscores Boer resolve. Tenth Ward primaries in Scranton set for January 1 with registration and assessment deadlines for candidates.
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Radward Dowle
Taylor
Amis-Chilmers Company
Whitt
Lackawanna Hospital
Christian de Wet
Europe
Annals of Nations
de Wet
Hardy
Pene Quites
Scranton Business College Reopens Monday
Opening day at Scranton Business College announces day and evening sessions resume on Monday with large attendance expected as programs restart after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Scranton
President Clark declares only empowered negotiators may confer
The Scranton Street Railway Company chief, M. Clark, bans unofficial talks and demands that only authorized representatives may negotiate. A strikers' meeting is planned to consider delegating authority, with the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees and United Mine Workers present. The union says the strike could be settled today or later, depending on who speaks for the strikers.
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Clark
Scranton Street Railway Company
M. Clark
Levinton Railway Company
Whlley
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
National
Resin Orr
T. D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Chirk
Tinious
Chavk
Messrs
Nicholls
Horning Wi Oelock
Uimteen
Division 18
Eexploves of
America
Vna
Tribune
His Back Broken in Runaway Horse Incident on Lackawanna
Dent Jones, a well known local man, was knocked down by a runaway horse on Lackawanna Avenue early in the evening. He sustained a broken leg and injuries to the head and body. He was taken to Lackawanna Hospital where doctors reported a slight concussion and a possible fracture but hope for recovery remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Jones
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawoanna Hoenstal
Residence Move of Dr. L. M. Gates
Dr. L. M. Gates relocates his residence to the corner of Madleon Avenue and Old Mulberry Street. The notice records the change of address and local landmark reference for the doctor's home.
Hannahs law office renewed near Odd Fellows building
The law office of H. M. Hannah has moved to the second car front door to the Odd Fellows' building on Wyoming Avenue.
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H. M. Hannah
Odd Fellows
Wyoming Avenue
Beginning January 4 sale at Lackawanna Avenue shop
Miss Bessie Dean lists instruction in mando lin, banjo and guitar at Paowell's Music Store. The notice promotes men box calf and enamel vis winter weights priced at $3.00 and $4.00, with a total of $9.50 for items. Address Lackawinna avenue.
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Bessie Dean
Paowell's Music Store
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Mandwaare
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna
Gorgie Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
New Yorkoelty
Weo
New York Paperes
Rooneville Athletic
New York Athletic Club
Big Athletic League
Wis
Tenon
Joe Calleagues
Poynes Veah Howling League
Black Diamoends
Scranton Bicyde Eleb
Telks Ve. Treen Midge
Mireen Ridge
Woeet Ridge
Thacks
Dr. Wariell
Scranton Bioyele Club
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Managers of Home
Thomas P. Hoban
City of
John TH. Fellows
John Reynolds
Sataries Anil Serviews
E.e
Prititinig Amit Wiwthowery So. S
Fuori Scieciris Estasssesloessine Bsduk Mistellancilla
Sieestucias
Ves
Vibertenes San
Annual Report
George W. Reemer
Midindalning Apor
Mosilea
Baal
Fimiea
Heme
Doe
Ely Dasane
Divchirwel
Sane
Westae
Irene
Aml
Dee
Guidents van Sie
Diane
Janine
Fela
Cieyovhan
Martie
Peport
California
E. G
Coursen
Ezra Griffin Post
Women's Relief Corps
Day
Edward Lewis
City of Scranton
Fred Blelfeldt
Pirst
A. Wengel
Bouomd Disteles
Dennis Jones
Wyoming Ave
RK. E. Prendergast Blank Book Maker and Office Outfitter
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Telephone
Lackawinna Avenue
Iron and Steel
Supwligs
Franklin Ave
Cramer-Wells Co
Battenberg
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Southern Pacif G CO
R. I. Smith
S&s
Bel Bt
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Chas, B. Scott
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