New Year entertainments brighten Park Place community
Pleasant New Year events at Dr. Ross home on Short avenue Park Place featured successful Jack Frost entertainments at the Park Place Methodist Episcopal church. A large crowd strained accommodations and many attendees enjoyed music and games while several community members and visitors were noted for convalescence illness and social visits.
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Dr. Ross
Short Avenue
Park Place
Jack Frost
Methodial Episcopal Church
Clark Ange
Wayne County
Amos Singer
Marshal Pruston
Fira Hagapes
St. Mary’s Hall
I Sullivan
O'Malley
Doctor Strang
Rowen Sues City Over Brook Street Property Damage
John Rowan sues the city for 1500 dollars claiming six years of flood damage to his Brook Street property. Attorney I H Byrne filed yesterday, alleging the city altered a gutter and drainage flow, causing periodic flooding to his lot bounded by a gutter and the main Brook Street gutter.
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John Rowan
Brook Street
Mr. Rowan
I. H. Byrne
Rowan
Boyd Advances Agent Helps Bar Num & Bailey Show Arrive
W C Boyd, advance agent for Bar num and Bailey's great shows, visited the city yesterday and increased local funds by 100 to support the exhibition. He handed the amount to Deputy Treasurer Ruane to obtain license for the performances scheduled on Saturday May 24.
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W. C. Boyd
Barnum
Livanna
Barnum & Bailey
Ite
Mr. Boyd
Ruane
West Side News Briefs Include Horse Find and Funerals
A horse and wagon found tied to a fence in Decker's Court was later identified as belonging to Penn avenue dyer UC Bartlett after a letter from Philadelphia led to the discovery. Funeral services reported for Frederick Becker Jr. and Mrs. Samuel Jenkins, with details of the services and pallbearers. An appeal for aid for Oswald Wagner's widow and eight children follows, along with legal notice of Patrick Gorrell's funeral and local court cases. Various social notes include a masquerade, travels, illnesses, and community notices from Scranton's West Side.
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Dyer Bartlett
Philadelphia
Frederick Becker
Samuel Jennings
Decker’s Court
Whiliams
Aent Olliver Matthews
M. F. Wymbs
UC. L. Bartlett
Penn Avenne Dyer
Burnett
Frederick Booker
Frederick Becker, Jr
Kragon
John Becker
South Main Avenue
D. W. Skellinger
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Clara Sanders
Hannah Waters
William Davies
Pather
Forest Hill
John Frank
Fred Cupp
John Gable
Jacob Reivers
Frank Fuhr
Jobin Brill
Oswald Wagner
Hyde Park
Mera
Wagner
Everett Avenue
Mrs Lease Fights for Seat in Kansas Supreme Court
In Lewelling Lease dispute the governor presses removal of Mrs Lease despite statutes prohibiting it. Proceedings moved to the Kansas Supreme Court with papers filed for Mrs Lease against J W Freeborn her would be successor. A restraining order bars Freeborn from acting on the board and protects Lease’s rights to her office.
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Mra. Lease
Supreme Court
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Frewborn
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Representative Borrows Sets Out GOP Stance on Willson Bill
Representative Borrows of the wage and means committee declares the Republican position on the Willson bill. He argues the bill will destine American industries and that the majority must initiate proceedings with their own quorum.
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Wasmisatoy
Borrows
Committee On Wage and Means
Willson
House
Greenhalge Inaugurated Governor of Massachusetts
Frederick Thomas Greenhalge was inaugurated governor before the legislature and a large public audience in Boston. Lieutenant Governor Wolcott also took the oath of office in the joint convention.
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Boston
Mase
Frederick Thomas Greenhalge
Wolcott
Prothonotary FilingDeadline and Local Notices
Monday is the last day for filing appeals with Prothonotary Pryor. Attorney John R. Jones applied for a charter for the Holy Trinity Beneficial Society of Dickson. Marriage licenses granted to Robert Munster and Lizzia Johnston of Daryan and Thomas Naily and Kathe Bradley of Carbondale. Arbitration room testimony on damage from Bromley avenue and Oxford street grading.
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Pryor
John R. Jones
Holy Trinity Beneficial Society
Dickson
Sinva
Judge Edwards
Commonwealth
Robert Munster
Lizzia Johnston
Daryan
Thomas Naily
Kathe Bradley
Carbondale
Bromley Avenue
Oxford Street
Reinhart's Market Daily Meat Specials at 104m
Reinhart's Market on Lackawanna avenue advertises daily prices and diverse meat cuts. Round steak sirloin roast standing rib roast and boiling meat listed along with pork products at various per pound rates.
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Reinhart’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Ca. Ih
Sage Advises Boys to Study Hard and Read Encyclopedias
The Great Financier Russell Sage urges boys to attend school and study history religion and crafts. He says early morning and evening self study proves essential and that a college or high school path is not out of reach for diligent youths. The Tribune promotes Britannica sets at 4.50 with easy payments and viewing evenings at 437 Spruce Street near Washington Ave.
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Sige
America
Encyclopedia Britannica
Givan Ag
Alyia
THE
Tribune
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Washington Avenue
Two Coupon Variants with Different Covers
A description notes two coupon sets, one priced at 25 cents with an embossed cover and another at 40 cents featuring a cloth cover. The text details scope and pricing differences for collectors or buyers.
Prices for Various Fur Capes in Florida Market
Fragmentary notice lists prices for new fur capes including mink, otter, beaver, and astrakian styles in a Florida market. Mentions possessions described as capes with various fur names and colors, but lacks clear totals or dates.
Capes 22 Inches Deep From French Market
A brief listing of capes including mink capes and monkey capes in various depths and styles. The text references Ault and S44 Capes, noting 22 inches deep and French market options.
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Capes
Ault. Capea
Iochon Peer le
Noul Capes
Caja
Monkey Capes
Clearance sale of flour, lard, preserves and fixtures
The ad lists Highest Grade Minnesota Patent Flour and Pastry Flour in sacks, 0934 Lard in 5 pound pails, New Orleans Molasses, Pure Sugar Syrup and canned fruits. It promises goods sold for less than worth until closed out and notes fixtures such as counters and show cases offered at sale value.
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