City notes from the county towns and court actions
The grand jury will file a final report today, while several local meetings and events are listed. William Wall remains at large. a lack of truce is noted. Various civic, church, and charity meetings are scheduled tonight and this week in Scranton and nearby areas.
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William Wall
Westminster
Lackawanna County
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Cuyuco
Delware
Tudson Palit
Olyphant
Waymart
Carbondale Pravlly
Jermyn
Local Panel of Judges Names City Case Authors
A list of judges includes Judge Beaver Judge Willard Judge Rick Judge Wickham Judge Reeder and Judge Smite.
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OR Lady
Beaver
Willard
Rick
Wickham
Reeder
Smite
Local notices mix with a near-tragedy at the Academy
The issue recalls a disrupted scene at the Academy of Music where a colored boy selling songsters faced a threatening confrontation from a white stage manager. A revolver was drawn but did not fire as the incident ended without injury. In other updates, the Hesupy mission reports funds losses and plans a financial strategy for IST, with a list of attendees and supporting organizations.
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Keane
Academy of Music
Suchette
Age
Hespuy
Teasurer Wy. Jd. Hand
IST
Luther Keller
C. T. Atherton
W. J. Find
A. W. Dilek Won
J. A. Loneing
Willan MecUlaye
Girone 1
Guild
Providencr Presbyterian
Chiureh
EL Robindon
Second Presbyterian Ohireh
Joseph KB. Dixon
Penn
Ladies' Whist Night At Beranton Whist Club
On Thursday evening the Beranton Whist Club extends privileges to ladies for a progressive play styled like the November event. Souvenirs will go to the top scorer. Noted whist experts attend including Judge Revder of the superior court and T I Os of Newark. Ten tables expected with possibility of more. Nickel plated skates at Florey's and other grades in proportion.
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Revder
T. I. Os
Newark
Florey's
Coursen’s Canned Corn Advertised in Maine Prices
Maine grocer promotes Coursen’s canned corn packed at nest quality. Price this week listed as $1.40 per dozen and $2.00 per crate, highlighting guaranteed freshness and value for customers.
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Maine
Waldron’s Big House Sale At Cusick’s Stables
Waldron arrives this week with two car loads of horses to be sold at public auctions next Thursday at 1 o'clock at Cusick's stables. The sale is well known in the area and anticipated by locals.
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Waldron
Cusick
Homes Near Scranton Offer Central Lots for Family Living
A sales notice invites buyers to choose lots in central Scranton near business districts. Available on Adama Jefferson Madison and Monroe avenues, most plots include flag walks curbs sewers gas and water mains and some with asphalt paving. Terms are easy and titles clear. Call 311 Spruce for circular from Jones.
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Scranton
Adama
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe Avenues
Jones
Want Ad Rates in The Tribune Promote Quick Returns
The Tribune proclaims itself the home paper of the county and urges use of its Want Ads. It claims broad delivery to homes and offices each weekday morning and promises quick results for businesses and households at a charge of one cent per word.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Rockafellow Case Opens with Insolvent Deposit Rule Debate
The Rockafellow case dominated the first Superior Court session as prosecutors urged that each post insolvency embezzlement counted as a separate offense. Rockafellow’s counsel argued against this, warning it would yield excessive, unjust sentences. Other indictments and the opening of term filled the docket while judges convened for the afternoon session.
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Superior County
Rice
Wickham
TNA
Wonelock
Voelook
Judie Toe
Dudes WL
Beaver
Clady
Wiekhai
Draaher
Smith
Etlee
Ont
Eto O
Uimiin
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Common Pleas
Lucerne
BL. Loveland
Frederick LL. Teon
Thomas J. Howe
Lackawnnn
Jr J. Cook & Co
Meniist
Thom J. Conway
COMET
Lackawanna County
John McGinty
Patrick Gordan
Sins of Debauched Parents Visited on Their Offspring
A starving step son Wille Gibbons was found by Patrolman Reese Jones roaming near the Von Storch shaft in Providence. He is the child of George and Wee Panning, who were jailed for a drunken fight with Mr. and Mrs. Mick Baskerville, leaving four siblings to fend for themselves. Assistants from local charities intervened as the family abandoned the youngsters.
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Wille Gibbons
Reese Jones
von Storch
Providence
George Panning
Wee
Mick Baskerville
Union Public Installation of Scranton Knights of Goolsten
The seven Scranton Knights of the Goolsten will publicly install 105 officers this evening at Music Hall in full uniform. The district grand slam and chief will preside as entertainment, music, selections, and tableaux follow. A reception and ball will conclude the event for members and guests.
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Scranton
Knights of the Goolsten Eile
Music Hall
Tobin
Philadelphia
Erand
Pennseylvana
Darkest America at the Academy of Music Tonight
A talented colored company performs Darkest America at the Academy of Music tonight. The show mixes farce with specialties and ends with an operatic burlesque. Notable performers include Billy McLain and the McCarver brothers with strong singing throughout.
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Academy of Music
America
Billy McLain
McCarver Brothers
Academy
Ground for an Apartment House in Jefferson Avenue Area
Philadelphia capitalists and attorney J W Brownlie surveyed central city land last week with plans for a late-age apartment building. Interviewed yesterday, non-com Titus stated a definite decision would come within weeks on erecting the Wut riding, possibly on the triangular ground at Jefferson avenue and Ridge Row.
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J. W. Brownlie
Tribune
Jefferson Avenue
Ridge Row
Wyoming Is Closed Big Hotel Vacated By Landlord White
Landlord White vacated the Wyoming house yesterday morning after breakfast, leaving the big structure empty for remodeling. The contract has not yet been let, but work is expected soon with furnishings remaining as the Handley estate owns them.
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White
the Tribune
Wyoming House
Handley Estate
Night lunch wagon ban approved by city official
Mayor Halley signed and delivered to the city clerk a measure revoking Neenes for the night lunch wagons and prohibiting new permits. The action ends a year long dispute with restaurant men and saloon keepers who opposed the wagons as nuisances and improper mercantile activity. Skates at half price offered at Floreya on Wyoming avenue.
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Dalley
Thomas Connolly
Chicago
Green Hidge Depot
Arene
Lickawiiind Hospital
Connelly
Halley
Floreya
Tve
Wyoming Avenue
Board of Control approves night school reforms and staff moves
The board's latest session focused on committee reports with several transfers and appointments. Changes include permanent appointments and salary decisions for teachers, revisions to night school pay, and a visit to night schools by the building committee next Tuesday.
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Calvin Parsons
Centrol
Mer
Barker
Explatory Move On Mechanical Engineer Appointment
A committee discussed hiring a mechanical engineer to inspect all mechanical work tied to school binding. Names mentioned include James J. Dickset and Thon J. Bester with Dr AW Liegan. The panel planned to hear Mr Padre and Mr Casey's amenities, but the meeting was adjourned before final decision.
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Fedl
Casey
Promoters Claim Acid Phosphate Remedy Use
Dr. F. L. S. Davis of Meytden Connecticut endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a pleasant cooling drink for fevers and general relief. The testimonial notes substantial relief and repeated use in medical contexts.
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Horsford
FL. S. Davis
Meytden
Conn
Nya
Mammoth Clearing Sale To Start Across Departments
The notice announces a large clearing sale to begin as part of changes across multiple departments. It outlines the scope and intent to dispose of surplus items during the operation.
Great Monday Morning Sales Offer Shows Unbeatable Prices
A prominent notice urges shoppers to attend a January 11 sale at 8 AM presenting the year's best chance to buy goods at prices never heard of before. The alert promises extraordinary bargains and a must attend event for bargain seekers.
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Kramer
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Jackawanna
Eader
Penn Avenue
A.B. Warman
Brussels
City Notes
Carolyne Dorsey
Nethle Momett
Chrisiian Association
Medalist Pastore Union
Kim Park
Michael Rosenber
Hannah Rosenberg
Ratiourney
Staunton
Trueton Company
Western Mid Depot
Etroete
Jacob Moyer
Joseph Redington
Ma Pill
Howe
Moyer
Redington
Corie Woods
Mower
Superior Court
Ram
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian, Association Philo
Coursen's
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Delsarte
Adams Avenue
Twining
Harris’ Drug Store
Rockapellow
Rockafellow
Luzerne
Lai
I. Vv. Rockafellow
Wilkes-Marie
Mar. Pockos
Isaac Long
Aly
Anna Maria Milley
Autrefoll
Judes Edwards
Spectang
Rockefellow
Ea Ch
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Rockatellow
Hank
John ‘i. Lena
Andrew Stephen
Jobo Huduek
Lingerne County
Central Poor District
Luzerne County
Jenkins Township
Bulkley, Dunton & Co
Would & Trout
John Dennals Agadnet
Citizens Inaulanes Companys
Pittsburg
Thomas Darling
Hi. P. Darnlog
John H. Edson
D. Osorey
Anthony C. Campbell
Charles ©. Stroh
Luserne
W. KK. Taylor
Eet Erlor
D. Ahearn
Elty
Union Public Installation
Gooks Entertainment
The
Central City
Wyoming
Plovey's
Bailey
Board OF Control
Myrtle Wattons
Mita
M. J.einer
Mabel Yost
Anne Jones
Wate Mullen
CG. Kelly
Billy Heyainis
Ma. Hughes
Minnie Rinku
Nod
Wlannelly Williams
Mise Githen
Mattior OF
Salatulis
W. E. Behlmpt
le A. Lanne
Erner
Juin
Coumlies
O'Malley
O' Boyle
Thiva
Hon
Oplans Lorieiiulis Ip
O'Clork
Ne. A
J. G. Carpenter
Wilkes
Renict
Calvin Wy Parsons
Mechan
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
Sohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Prop
Lackawanna Ave
Ndow
Ananth
J Bolz
China
China Hall
J. Weichel
Lacka. Ave
Corme
Riseman & Solomon’s
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
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