Happy Couples Meeting and Local Notices
City notes report a Salvation Army meeting Thursday, a funeral for Mrs. H A McFadden at 622 Chestnut Street, and a series of local events. Licenses granted to Seitz and Merandez and to Bingon and McNulty. Jermyn buys Bilimore stake to form Jermyn & Duffy. Coroner to hold inquest. firehouse plans reviewed. court suit filed for 466040 with Moses.
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Salvation Army
o'Vlork
H. A. McFadden
Chestnut Street
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Conyngham
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. McLeod
Harry Seitz W
Morgan Merandez
Carbonlale
Anthony Bingon
Nellie McNulty
Berman
Hitchcock
Scranton, Board of Trade
Meeting Ore National Board
Washington
Frank Jermyn
A. Bilimore
Fem
Gimore & Duffy
Scranton
Rewlister
Wills Hopkins
Michael and
Austin O'Malley
Delite Ware and Hudson
Tackawinnk Avenue
Green Hidge
Longstreet
Lackawanna Hospital
Delaware, Lnockawanna and Western Railroad
North Eod
Young Woman's Christian Association
Susan Dickinson
California
Misa Emma Lobes
Miss Dickinson
Misa Lobes
Watson & Diehl
Pryor
Dew
BE. Moses
Wyoming Avenue
Pierre C. Hall
New York
Thomas ‘H. Hall
Brakeman Injured When Caught Between Cars at Port Morris
Joseph Lawless a brakeman on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad was squeezed between two freight cars at Port Morris yesterday morning. He was riding on the side of one car and was crushed between the cars rolling along injuring his chest and hips but not fatally. He was taken to Moses Taylor hospital and will probably be out in a week. His home is in this city.
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Joseph Lawless
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Port Morris
Moses Taylor Hospital
Joseph Hoseltine
Supreme Court
Joseph Rotosky
Nummler
Joseph Reminisk
Poullty
Leonards Hosa
Frank Agi
Ttalian
Pasquale Perretta
Granada and the Alhambra Lecture at Green Ridge Library
George Sanderson gave a stereopticon lecture on Granada and the Alhambra with A V Bower assisting. Fifty views showed Moorish interiors and towers, Court of Lions, Hall of Ambassadors, and dungeons, highlighting the palace’s former splendor and historical context for a large audience.
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George Sanderson
Spain
Granada
Alhamira
Green Riese
Sanderson
A. V. Bower
Washington Irving
United States
Scranton
Alhambra
Santa Marie
Justice
Alberca
Troyal
Vela
Roafdll
Tron
Ferdinand
Leabella
The Cotton King melodrama at the Academy of Music
Sutton Vane's The Cotton King played to a small audience last night. The production by William A. Hrady's company impressed with staging and strong performances by James M. Brophy, Oscar Eagle, George Turner, James F. Macdonald, Helen Robertson, Sophie Albert and others in five acts.
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Sutton Vane
Academy of Music
Largre
William A. Hrady
England
Jack Ashton
Ashton Cotton Mills
Idke
James M. Brophy
Oscar Eagle
Richard Stockley
George Turner
James Shillinglaw
James F. Macdonald
Tupper
Helen Robertson
Kitty Marshall
Mother Lyon
Hetty Drayson
Sophie Albert
Elsse Kent
J. Frank Burks
Carl St. Aubyn
Lizzie Morgan
Helen Douglass
Grocer Hetzel Injured In Street Car Collision
Jacob Hetzel senior partner of Hetzel & Collins Penn avenue grocers was injured at 2 20 am yesterday when a street car struck his wagon at Penn and Lackawanna avenues. He was thrown from the wagon and taken home with a back injury expected to be minor. The wagon and horse sustained no damage and the harness was damaged.
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Jacob Hetzel
Hetzel & Collins
Penn Avenue Grocers
Windsor
Penn and
Lackawanha Avenues
Hetzel
Penn Avenue
Frank McHugh
Linden Street
the Traction Company
Gibson Street
Gunster
Wagon on Way From Barn Replacing Disabled Car
A wagon travels from the barn to substitute for a car that became disabled on the Washburn Street line.
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Washburn Street
Injunction Hearing on Fell Estate Proceedings Resumes
Equity court yesterday heard testimony in the injunction to restrain Asher M Fell of Wilkes Barre from further use of estate revenues of John G Fell of Waverly borough. Conley on behalf of the complainant questioned Fell about $600 in unaccounted funds while defendant argued beneficiaries received large sums and sales were proper transactions.
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Equity Court
Yesterdy
Asher M.fell
Wilkes- Barre
John G. Fell
Waverly
John D. Conley
Detroit
Asher M. Fell
Conley
Fell
Chena
Mappe
Shadows of a Great City at Frothingham Tonight
The Frothingham presents Shadows of a Great City under Thorns Jefferson with Miss Annie Ward Tiffany as Biddy Ronan. Daly's A Midsummer Night's Dream revival at Academy features lavish scenery and noted Shakespearean staging. Also at HW T Jacobse opera house the Washburne sisters start a three day run with Mortana, praised for lively singing and clever performances.
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Frothingham
Thorns Jeferson
Joe" Jeferson
Mer, Jefferson
Biddy Ronan
Annie Ward Tiffany
Miss Tiffany
Mr. Daly
Daly’s
New York
Daly
London
Shakespeare
the Academy
Washburne
HW. Tt. Jacobse Opera House
Syracuse Standard
Washburne Sisters
Bertha Stead
Mason and Ryan
Jennings
Yrrien
Emery
Marlowe
Arthur Whiteland
Davis
Review of the Year in Lackawanna County Criminal Courts
District Attorney John R. Jones reports a busy year with 595 true bills and 643 ignored. Seven murder trials occupied courtroom space, with several defendants convicted or awaiting appeals. about 200 prior cases carried over, most disposed of, leaving ~30 for February sessions.
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John R. Jones
Commonwealth
Lackawanna County
Jones
Tewts
Erand
LMS
Grand Jury
Crezenzo Merolo
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian church calls Houwe for $2000 salary
In Dunmore the Presbyterian congregation approved reports and a gift balance from Ludleal Ald society. A unanimous call was extended to Rev EK Houwe of Attleboro Mass for the pulpit at $2000 annually. Other notes mention water damage at the Pioneer office, two students resuming Lafayette studies, and local moves.
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E. L. Mouse
Presbyterian Church
The
Dr. McLeod
Scranton
Ludlea’ Ald Society
D. PY. Horton
Henry Beyeu
Hr. A. Mace
EK. L. Houwe
Attleboro
Musa
Will of Charles Tropp Admitted to Probate in Scranton
The will of the late Charles Tropp was admitted to probate with letters testamentary issued to his wife Maggie Tropp and to J H Gunster. The estate valued about $75 000. The 1881 will, drawn May 11, 1881, is witnessed by Judge Fred W Gunster and Isaac J Post and written on legal paper.
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Charles Tropp
Charles Hertieh
Scranton
Catherine Bertich
Magete Tropp
Maggie Tropp
First Symphony Concert Promises Elite City Program
The Symphony Orchestra led by Theodore Hemberger will perform on Tuesday in January at the Academy of Music. Rehearsals have made the group one of the city and Wilkes-Barre's finest, with a solo vocalist and a high class program expected. Blume's at 622 and A Spruce Street showcases sleighs in fifteen two seat models and twenty five cutters.
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Fourteenth
Scranton
Cutcus
Co. Operative Hall
Ward
Instrict cMeers
Academy of Muale
Wilkes-Barre
Theodore Hemberger
Blume
Spruce Street
Blume & Son
WAM, Blime & Son
Devastating West Market Street Fire Damages Cigar Store and St Mary's Hall
A large fire last night at the Garnell Clear store adjoining St Marys Hall on West Market Street caused near total destruction of the cigar shop and heavy damage to St Marys Hall. Firemen from North End quickly responded, amid excitement from hall dancers. Fire also damaged Father Whitty Young Men and Keystone Literary Club rooms on the hall's second floor. Funeral notices and local social updates follow, including deaths from Marvine Mine injuries and upcoming baptisms, plus a local indoor baseball score.
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Garnell Clear
St. Mary’ S Hall
West Market Street
North End
St. Mary's Hall
Father Whitty
Keystone Literary Club
Kmvira Morgana
Pkher
Plymouth
D. J. Devanny
Wilkes-Barre
Christian Doctrine Society
Company H
Fenner & Chappel
Company Armory
Useful Books Given Away for Fancy Work and Dyeing
An offer promotes Mrs. Nella Dagget's book Fancy Work and Art Decorations with Successful Home Living. Readers can obtain a free copy by sending coupon and stamp to Wells, Richardson & Co. The ad also touts Diamond Dyes as a trusted home dye brand and mentions related promotions and product ties.
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the Tribune
Nella Dagget
Moston
Wells
Ricanison & Co
Burlington
Penn Avenue Baptists Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The thirty six annual meeting of Penn Avenue Baptist Church opened at 8 and ran to near 1 with balloting for officers. Trustees elected include HH Hallstead G S Williams PF M Koehler and A D Stelle for three years W F Smith for two and Dr Thomas for one. J W Browning treasurer M Hallstead clerk and deacons elected for four years. Treasurer J W Browning reported $6257.04 handled during the year. The meeting focused on business and did not discuss a new pastor. pew rentals were deferred and current sittings to be retained.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Luther Keller
HH. J. Hallstead
G. 8S. Williams
PF. M. Koehler
A. DD. Stelle
Wo FL Smith
Dr. Thomas
J. W. Browning
M. Hallatead
W. A. Capwell
L. M. Horton
HB. Filmore
L. M. Cates
Mra
Warren . Partridge
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Partride
Short Letters of Interest Published by Tribune Policy
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's fame The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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Tribune
Armenian relief fund needs Scranton subscriptions
J M Boles treasurer of the Armenian relief fund of Scranton urges immediate support for starving Christians in Armenia. He notes a $1 and 60 cent donation and invites gifts by mail or at offices in the Commonwealth building or at First or Third National banks. He cites a needed 8,000 contribution to supply 100,000 bread loaves and stresses timely help.
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the Tribune
Bir
Ministerial Association of
Scranton
Armenia
Samail
Commonwealth Building
Gaspers
Wateh Wold
J. M. Boles
Armenian relief effort urged by Scranton churches
Reverend Pearce urges Scranton churches to aid Armenian sufferers through contributions via missionaries Christian Herald Clara Harton fund or Col Roles treasury. Ministers may lack time for a Sunday collection but should present the cause soon and act with readiness and willingness.
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DR. Pearce
the Tribune
Christian Herald
Clara Harton
Amd
Scranton
W. HL. Pearce
New Kind of Smoker by Scranton Hycle Club
The Scranton Hicycle Club prepares a Friday smoker with a progressive euchre contest as the main amusement. The current committee plans attractive fires and second prizes to accompany the event, with a distinct committee for each biweekly smoker.
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Scranton
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Fur Sale
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Lackawanna Ave
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Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Peno Ave
Opp Baptist Church
Wyoming
Shaw
Emerson
ORGS
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelue
Scranton School of Elocution
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