Court rejects guardian bid for Jesse J. May
The court refused to appoint A A Chase guardian of Jesse J May, citing adverse interests and religious differences, and installed M A McGinley as guardian instead. It approved guardian for Eugene FP May and ordered bonds of £40.
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Jesse J. May
A. A.chase
M. D. May
Mr. Chase
A. A. Chase
A. A Chase
M. A. McGinley
Chase
Eugene FP. May
May
Relief agents appeal for shoes and clothes for the poor
Relief agents working for the board and associated charities urge donations of shoes and clothes to the Municipal building. They note daily requests from needy individuals for relief items and believe many can spare worn but usable garments for those truly in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Associated Charities
City Notes On Evening Programs And Local News
The area newspapers advertise a variety of events at local venues including the Academy of Music presenting Land of the Midnight Sun. Meetings are announced for Green Ridge Baptist Sunday school, the Women's Christian Temperance union, and the Commercial Travelers Home Association at Westminster hotel. A church supper and pew setting event is planned by the Penn Avenue Baptist church. A charity theater effort invites amateur actors at 10 o'clock tomorrow at Mrs Frances B Swan’s home. The Hawley News first issue is received featuring Easter Slattery and local Democratic notes. Investors are urged to review ads for opportunities and Scranton Azle Works offers 75000 in 6 percent coupon bonds with mortgage backing.
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Land of the Midnight Sun
Academy of Music
Green Ridge Baptist Sunday School
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Spruce Street
Commercial Travelers’ Home Association of America
Theeatminster Hotel
Ladies’ Social Union
Penn Avene Baptist Church
Associated Charities
Francea B. Swan
Clay Avenue
Hawley News
Easter Slattery
John P. Slattery
Capouse Avenue
Scranton Azle
Adress Joka ‘Ke
Scranton Grand Jury Reports on Lackawanna County Indictments
The January 154 sessions grand jury in Lackawanna County submitted a report to Judge Archnald after disposing of all true bills. It urged enforcement of fire escape laws for hotels and factories, noted many violations in Scranton, and listed dozens of indictments and costs for varied offenses including theft, assault, and perjury.
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Sattle
Archnald
Woreman
G. C. Wilson
Court of Quarter Sessions
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna
A. B
Lackawanos County
Scranton
Lions Show Draws Crowds at Eden Musee in Scranton
The Eden Musee presented the ferocious lion Wallace with trainer riskily entering the cage as crowds gathered. Manager Jefferson, a Scranton native, led a strong lineup including Dillon and Murray, McIntyre and Rico, Miss Liex Pearl, Elie Shindle, Marrente and Hill, all praised for performances and novelty in the popular venue.
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Wallace
Eden Musee
Evenig
Agu
Scranton
Jefferson
Dillon
Murray
McIntyre
Rico
Liex Pearl
Elie Shindle
Marrente
Hill
African Jubilee Singers To Tour As Magnolia Quartet
Charles H. Higgins of this city has secured the Magnolia quartet which will tour the country under the name African Jubilee singers. The group includes A. Brown, first tenor, C. Goins, second tenor, I. Grundy, first bass, and W. M. Cheeks, second bass. The concerts are tailored for church entertainments.
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Magnolia Quartette
Wonderland
Meloillea
Charles H. Higgins
African Jubilee Singers
A. Brown
C.goins
Coroner Rules Lowry’s Death Natural After Jermyn Visit
Coroner Kelly examined the body of Lafayette Lowry in Jermyn and found no inquest needed. He stated the death likely resulted from heart failure, with a single wound from a wagon wheel noted as the only mark on the body.
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Kelly
Jermyn Cass
Jermyn
Lafayette Lowry
Lowry
Dean
Casey Seeks Bond Security For DeLong Hondaman
A. J. Casey of Casey Bros petitions the court to compel Alderman C. M. DeLong to provide security indemnifying Casey for liability on DeLongs bond. Casey cites DeLongs intemperate habits and insolvency as increasing risk. Hearing set for January 15 at 4 p.m.
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A. J. Casey
Casey Bros, Hondaman
C. M. DeLong
DeLong
de Long
Scranton Daily Social Notes On Visitors and Departures
A string of names tracks yesterday and the coming days with visits and travel. J Mott and John T Porter were in New York, while McAskie recovered from illness. Several Scranton residents, including E Bradbury and H C Wheeler, headed to Pot ter county and Carbondale respectively, with others calling on friends in Scranton. A party plans to attend the Lumbermen's convention in Allentown, and a group will travel to New York for coal operators negotiations returning Thursday.
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J. Mott
New York
John T. Porter
Metropolis
John G. McAskie
Mins Nellie Seamens
Avoca
Scranton
E. Bradbury
Potter County
H.C. Wheeler
Carbondale
Oscar Sturmer
Danville
G. Harding
Peckville
W. B. Rockwell
Nielsen
Mra
W. M. Gardner
Honesdale
A. J. McNealis
Chicago
Metropolia
Birs
I’. B. Nettleton
Southland
Lake Helen
Fla
Sproles
Allentown
Misa Blanche
Wood
Onesdale
de. M. J. Murphy
Providence
William Boland
Priceburg
Marie Curran
Agie Lynott
Mise Mattia Williams
Fannie A. Winton
B. M. Winton
August Lenge
Philip Brambacher
Mra. Lange
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
War
Germany
Willian Eet
Snsoolation
A Johnsot
Impion
Thomas H. Watkins
James
McClure
W. le Conpell
EL. Fuller
Murder Charge Stokes Mayfield Case Against Michael Fick
Michael Fick of Mayfield faces murder charges after witnesses say he struck John Page with a stick and later with a stone on Christmas night. Page died from exposure after the assault. Fick is held on $2500 bail before Judge Gunster.
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Fick
Page
Michael Fick
Mayneld
Alderman Wright
John Page
Mayfield
John Lowry
Theodore Wacana
Dr. Scanlon
Michael Danio
Michael Lek
Danio
George Lewonski
Gnoaster
Trials in January term of common pleas court before Judge Edwards
The January term opened with Judge Hiwards presiding in court No A. Three wage disputes and a livery-stable case were heard though verdicts were not yet reached. Judge Gunster handled two wage cases in the main room with mixed outcomes. High school plans were approved as No 9 by Little & Connor and Ware within 160000 funding, plus architect fees and improvements, with further finance steps and staff movements in the teachers committee report.
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Gunster
H. M. Edwards
Common Pleas Court
Hiwards
Mies Bridget O'Malley
Carpenter
Carbonale
Juge Gunster
Jermyn & Company
Felix McLaughlin
Dir. Mclaughlin
Patrick McLaughlin
Jermyn & Co Owen
Nellie Stivens
People’s Street Railway Company
Anthony Ruano
Hillside Coal Find Iron Company
Board of Control
Thomson
Rofeavor Ware
Columbia College
Little &Connor
O West 34
New York
Little & O'Connor
Professor Ware
Pools & Sutton
Newark
N. J
Nyatt & Notling
Baltimore
George Oakley Totten
George Oakley Totten, Jr. of New York; Lord & Hewlett
Éipporta
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Bor
Muldoon T Bowe
James Gillespie
C. B. Pratt
Flrb. White
Buildera Exchange Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
The Buildera exchange elected officers for the coming term. John W. Howarth was named president with John Colligan and Charlea N. Lord as vice presidents. Other officers include James Collins as recording secretary and William R. Williams as reading secretary. The panel also lists a full slate of directors and committees. The convention will convene in Beaton on February 14 and 15 with several prominent local builders attending. A three member committee was named to study a uniform contract and report next meeting. Officers will be installed at the following Monday’s special session.
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Buildera Exchange
John W. Howarth
John Colligan
Charlea N. Lord
James Collins
Reading
William R. Williams
Thomas E. Lynde
George W. Finn
W. R. Williams
Peter Stipp
Henry Gunster
David P. Thomas
D. P. Thoms
George D. Brown
Conrad Schroeder
Thomas I. Lyddon
John Nelson
H. C. Hinman
H. A. Knotshold
Ilternate
Joan Bonore
Beaton
Hearing in the Barr Case Sees Prominent Citizens Testify
The Barr case hearing on Dr. Barr’s alleged habitual drunkenness continued before Attorney Charles L. Hawley. Many city business leaders were sworn as witnesses, some stating they had seen him drunk, others denying it. The day proved lengthy with testimony and adjournment planned for the morning.
Bold burglars fail in attempt on Duckworth house
An unsuccessful burglary attempt occurred early Monday at the home of John A. Duckworth on Quincy avenue and Olive street. The window facing a lighted electric arc lamp was shoved open but Duckworth woke and frightened the intruders away before entry was gained.
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Architect Duckworth
John A. Duckworth
Quincy Avenue
Olive Street
Mr. Duckworth
Cawley Declared Candidate for Belict Council in Eighteenth Ward
Joan Cawley won 86 votes at a Democratic caucus in the Eighteenth ward and will run for council. The candidate is a popular Delaware Lackawanna and Western conductor and a favored figure in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cawley
Select Council
Cawley
Y M C A Course Presents David Copperfield
The third number of the Young Men's Christian Association course occurs Friday January 1% Leland Powers will present David Copperfield in his unique performance. Single admission is 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Leland T. Powers
David Copperfield
Local Print Trade Promotes Coffee and Butter Goods
A short notice promotes Triple Blend Java and Mocha reduced to S5e with Condraon’s print and tub creamery. fifty tubs of good butter offered at 250. It highlights three pictured art pieces and notes young men in the office busy distributing these gems to brighten hundreds of homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conraon
Ofice
Scranton Castle No. 117 Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
Scranton Castle No. 117 Knight of the Golden Eagle elects six month officers led by Post Chief Samuel J. Davies and Noble Chief John C. Shank. Other posts include View Chief David Ki. Thomas and High Privet John T. Jun kine. installation set for next Saturday evening.
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Scranton Castle
Knighta
Golden Eagle
Scranton
Samuel J. Davies
Noble
John C. Shank
David Ki. Thomas
John T. Junkine
John B. Davies
William G. Howells
Edwin Howell
Heeper
Exchequer
Richard E. Jones
Herald
Peter Turner
Padden Chosen for School Controller in Seventh Ward Caucus
The Independent Democratic caucus of the Seventh Ward held at Currac a hill New Street last night. James Gillespie chaired Michael Thomas was secretary Patrick Weir and Martin Gilgallon were tellers and James J. Padden was unanimously chosen for the office of school controller. The late Democratic caucus officers were endorsed.
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Independent Democrate
Seventh Ward
Currac A Hill
New Street
James Gillespie
Michael Thomas
Patrick Weir
Martin Gilgallon
James J. Padden
Wonderous Philadelphia Firm Pioneers Repaired Amash Boxes
The firm Gatiiechi & Sons at 1080 Chestnut Street Philadelphia offers improved amash boxes with new tunes. Specialty includes repaired and refined industrial organs and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hest
Gatiiechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Resolutions and Keeley Institute Treatment
The piece notes many have vowed abstinence with the new year but urges realistic action against inveterate drinking habit. It explains how prolonged use alters the nervous system, making quitting hard and drinking feel necessary, and promotes Keeley Institute at 720 Madison Avenue Stanton PA as a treatment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
Madison Avenue
Stanton, Pa
Obituaries from Dunmore and Scranton dated January
Mrs Elizabeth Brady widow of Isaac Brady died in Dunmore aged 45 days in January 1804 funeral Wednesday from 20 Main Street Dunmore. Lawrence Ernest Hathaway son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hathaway died in Scranton aged 5 years funeral Tuesday afternoon from 218 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Margaret Gehere
Willam Price
Philip J. Leonard
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John W. Melvin
William Hess
P. J. Callahan
del W. Kinsella
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Ohn Gadow
George Kennoth
Joseph Gluck
Frank Mollinaro
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E. J. Ebrgond
Jonas Christman
Irank Mollinaro
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Pheliz Peiulas
EK. Jahn
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Patrick Mubley
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Frank Morrow
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Joseph Glick
M. M. Raddy
Thomas Owens
Seaver
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Michael Srna
Bris
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William Acton
Sora Prokepovity
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George Prokopovitz
George Raspasko
Philip Williama
Michael Jerko
George Huss
Isaac Harrison
Frank Barrilla
Andrew Cogamage
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J. J. White
George O'Leary
Mary O'Leary
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Thomas Jacket
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William Davia
W. J. McHale
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William Dillon
Peank Shanley
Edward Humphries
Anthony Monaghan
Barbara Monaghan
Trick
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Frederick Harper
M. J. Bolgan
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William Hogan
Maz Kropper
Frank Chilaw
George Jones
John Slepentzki
Joseph Gelonetz
Pater Wintkiewicz
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Ralfé Murrosco
Sampko Varsoka
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Joseph A. Dolphin
Wiliam Davin
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Andrew Camenska
Stanislaus Cierzienski
Coats
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Eli McDonough
Jamon Manley
Joseph Arigiul
Nolannee
John P. Moore
Jacob Kalser
Patricio Isnadorie
William Pasquing
Cocoate
George Corey
Charles Meaher
Prom
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John Early
Patrick McHale
Henry Ort
John Vinson
Samuel H. Smith
Conta
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Robert Wis
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Coute
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Willes Davis
Philip Williams
Thomas Rowland
William Leonard
Anthony Rowland
Brees
Coate
Nogh Gannon
Miko Morko
Rok
Jaane Harrison
John Orko
Alexander Clark
Moses Carey
Andrew Cleary
James Sulliven
W.T. Cleary
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Anthony Sorupera
A. Linwrendo
Francis Gelinaky
Coata
John Theburg
Adolph Kaykilo
John Wickham
Iwinan Walters
John Newlis
Cornelius Cadden
Margaret Gehore
William Price
Mike Maylewicz
Peter Kase
Thomas Juckett
Edward Robling
Wardle J. Bachman
Michael Gaspar
Betkowleh
John Backawanud
John Pitts
Adam Branko
Joseph Shuloka
Joseph Golas
Valentine
John Eobeky
James Ray- E. Edmox
Anton Gormgel
Michael Reynolis
Catherine Reynolds
Mary Imunds
Geo Alaren Ruddy
Pater Biehl
Witte Biehl
John Burke
Mary Burke
Frank Levulhan
Ata Bran
Sally Yen
Joseph Yubelko
Martin Jalla
Patrick H. Walsh
Walsh
Andrew
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South Side
E. H. Jordan
Thomas McDonough
Fig Street
Edwards
James Mahon
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T. B. Hoban
Martin McDonough
Fanning
Patrick McLoughlin
Jermyn & Co
George W. Beale
Wermeer
John A. Wagner
M. J. Ketrick
D. W. Phillips
Ketrick
Josie D. Knauss
Dartey
Anna R. Davis
Raub
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Washington Avenue
Sarah Morgan
Kame
Bellevos Heights
O'Malley
Stone Avenue
John Schwenk
Builder's Exchange Officers
Thossa
Alfatra
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Belict Councll
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Cor. Pann Ave
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Musso
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Brussels
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Swiss
Nottingham
Scranton, PA
Hull & Co
Hall’s Furniture Store
Dr. Hill &Son
Albany
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Franklin Avenue
Huntington
Lackawanna Avenue
Brown's Bee Hive
India
M. Brown