Annual meeting and events at the Young Men’s Christian Association
Friday marks the annual meeting of the Association of the Home for the Friend Jess with all members urged to attend at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Bauer’s band concert is featured as the hour’s musical topic while the first traveling of the Young Men’s Forum occurs in the YMCA parlors. Captain Jock Crawford “The Poet Beaut.” appears at the Members’ Course in the YMCA hall at 2 Wycoming Avenue, Saturday, with a program of humorous, dramatic, and patriotic pieces presented by selected entertainers. The diagram will be open at the YMCA office after 2 o’clock today.
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Association of the Home For the Friend
Jess
Young Womens Christian Association
Young Men's Forum
Young Men's Christian Association
Jock Crawford
Your Men's Christian Association
Wycoming Avenue
Jin
Duck
Bile Dubietioe
Wraternte
Personal notes from Hawley and New York visitors
P J Bower of Hawley made a business trip to Scranton yesterday. Miss Mary F F Kessel a nurse with the Associated Charities returned from New York city. The Rev J W Randolph of St Peter's Lather chitch will lecture Wednesday evening at the Conservatory of Music on Personal Recollections of Venice detailing his travels.
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P. J. Bower
Hawley
Scrintan
Leoni Frank
New York
Eite
Jermyn
Mary FF. Kessel
Associated Charities
New York City
J. W. Randolph
Bt Peter’s
Dun
Conservatory of Music
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Pirpet
Venice
Randolph
Venigas
Nemo
Beecham's Pills Promoted for Constipation Relief
An old classified-style note lists Nolan ros at 515 Linden Street offering plumbing steam and gas fitting services and touts Beecham's Pills as a constipation remedy with no equal.
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Nolan
Linden Street
Beecham
New Plan To Aid Poor With Social Settlement Model
A Boston style Hale Home plan is proposed by Lincoln F E Brown and wife to establish a social settlement in our city near the upper steel mill or lower mills. They would staff with volunteer workers, locate near the working field, and fund via subscriptions. The board showed interest but could not yet endorse the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Boston
Mass
Brown
Akeoelated Charities
Rogers Israel
Lincoln FE. Brown
Moscow
Meadville Theological School
Brooklyn
Hale Home
Edward Everett Hale
Zelda Stevans
C. Shin- Inger
Webster Avenue
Vic
Annual Meeting of First Presbyterian Church Trustees Elected
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual gathering last evening with J. E. Kingsbury as chair and W. J. Hand as secretary. Trustees for two years were chosen, pew rents set at auction, and reports from treasurer F. J. Watts and others noted expenditures around 10 000 dollars with equal receipts. An option to purchase church property was reported and the Olive street firehouse addition expected to finish around February 16.
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First Presbyterian Church
JE. P. Kingsbury
W. J. Hand
Dy. James McLeod
F. J. Watts
D. H. Taylor
Mre
J. Matthews
J. A. Knapp
Endownment Fund
Snyder
J. Port
Fk. Tracey
HH. A. Kivu
AL BH. Stor’a
FE. Platt
Oekel
James Archbald
Olive Street
Free Press and Journal Unite In Scranton Venture
John Kirby, business manager of the Scranton Free Press, completes negotiations with W R R Herat of the New York Journal to merge the papers. Beginning next Sunday the Sunday Free Press and the Journal’s Sunday edition will sell for five cents in Scranton, promising strong news from local and world telegraph sources.
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John Kirby
Scranton Free Press
W. RR. Herat
New York Journal
Pennsylvania
Free Presse
Free Press
Journal colored supplements draw interest
A fragment notes that the Journal's colored supplements are always interesting, reflecting reader curiosity about the publication's extra features and visual extras.
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank Annual Meeting
President Charles Du Pont Breck declares the bank's year the most successful since its founding. Directors reelected, deposits risen to 602 252 40 by Jan 1 1898, surplus 44 600 02, dividends paid at 6 percent. Bank notes its safe guards including Holmes Electric Protection and custody with Lackawanna Trust.
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Dime Deparlt and Discount Bank
Banking House
Charles du Pont Breck
RF. Co
James Fitch
Heese
Brooks
FR. J. Lynett
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank of Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
State
DSI
Holmes
Reading
United States Treasury Department
Lackawanni, Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Higgday Case, Oravitz Deal, and Luzerne Court Sessions
Luzerne Superior Court convened with Judge Wickham as associates attend. The docket includes the Oravitz wild license case from Hagleton where Martuchowski, a Hungarian immigrant, was jailed for selling without a license after a shady transfer. appeal questions damages limits and legal papers. The Yuenling suit against Jennings and the Quaker City Mutual Fire Insurance relates to fire loss and notice defects. a garnishment against the insurer was upheld. Warrior Run school district controversy over division costs and act constitutionality is argued, with a challenge to the June 1 1887 statute. The Prudential Insurance case involves a policy claim after premium payments to Bresnehan. The Evans estate case against Kvane concerns funds on deposit and alleged negligence.
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Superior Court
Wickham
Teeder
Sevalon
Juden Rice
Grant Herring
School Furniture Company
Bloomsburg
Armaments
Common Pleas
Luzerne
James WW. Cleveland
Wilkes-Barre
John RK
Jones
Binghamton
John F. Serage
A. J. Colborn
Appellee
Joseph Martuchowski
Frank Orawitz
Common Pleas of
Luaerne
John T. Lenahan
George HW. Troutman
John McGahren
B. McManue
Oravits
Hagleton
John Wilner
Wilner
Martachowski
Oravitz
Muartachowski
Missioners
Damourer
D. G. Yuenling & Son
C. Siegmaler & Son
Peter P. Jennings
Ami Jennings
Quaker City Mutual
Lugerne
James RR. Scouton
W. R. Gibbons
John Metihren
J. F. Mellovern
Appellees
Jennings
Glen Lyon
Barnishee Conany
Stegmatier
Sugar Notch
Warrior Run
Vosburg & Dawson
M. N. Donnelly
Prudential Tneurancy Company
Home Dressmaking for Hard Times with Diamond Dyes
Learn to refresh wardrobes at home using Diamond Dyes to revive faded gowns and old garments. The guide promises easy color renewal for men’s suits and boys’ outfits, plus cloaks and dresses from cast-off clothes. It emphasizes home use, simple directions, and non fading, vibrant results.
Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad in Harris' Drug Store
Steam Heating and Plumbing and Optician services advertised at 231 Wyoming Ave Twining and 125 Penn Ave Harris Drug Store. Hours listed 9 am onward with prompt service and shop presence.
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Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris
D. m
Ik-Not Poll Report Notes Narrow Margin
A brief from a historical page mentions a single poll reading, roughly 45 yards, attributed to a hyayer figure. The record highlights a limited field measurement with unclear broader impact.
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XN. Ik
Hyayer
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Norton's
Pelouhets
M. Norton
Ee2
Lackawanoa Ave
Penn Ave
A. B
Warman
Columbian Detective Agency
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
W. B. Henwood
Lackawanny Ave
Chas Mgmullen & CO
The
Traders National Bank Bit
Harrisburg
Town
Scranton
Bauer
Mfr
Nevkwear Doutlle
Gli
Manhaitio
Iil Nahin
Worthoinicers
Lacku
Board of Charities
Lincoln E. Brown
W. B. Duggan
Misa Mary F. Kessel
First Presbyterian
Dime Bank
Charroan du Pont Breck
Perth CeCe
Cersecvesseedeveneesanss
Charles du Pont Breek
Old
Wilkes- Barre
Manhattan
Watore
Lackawanne Avenue
London
Coursen
E. G
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce Street
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Exteo Denys Jaluties
Mattingworth
ATS
Henry J. Collins, Sr
Cacka
Walcket Owl and Manufacturing CO
Linaved
Japan
Lackawanna Ave
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
J. W. Guernsey's
Beites Instruments
Alony
Washington Avenue
Bauger
Watchas
Fina China
China
Lackawanna Avenue
Silverstone
Ploopro
Avenue
Will
Normel Viglen
White Plant Shoe Store
Dunn
Neal
Beranton Tribune Bindery
Arie
Une Building
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