Elmer Crane Seriously Injured at Morse's Bottling Works
West Side news reports Elmer Crane, a well known local youth, seriously injured Saturday afternoon at Morse's Bottling Works on Jackson street while fixing a heavy iron sleeve pipe. He was stunned and unconscious for hours. the pipe weighs many pounds and could have caused worse harm if it struck his head. Crane will remain home on Lincoln avenue for weeks as doctors treat his condition.
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Elmer Crane
West Side
Morse
Botting Works
Jackson Street
Divorce Petition Filed Over Cruel Treatment in Greenfield
Attorney C B Gardner filed for Frannia M Rivenberg against Terrance Rivenberg. The wife alleges cruel treatment forced her to leave their home in Greenfield on January 1. The couple wed in Clifford township Susquehanna county in 1866.
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Frannia M. Rivenberg
Terrance Rivenberg
Greenfield
Clifford Township
Susquehanna County
A Contrary World in a Year of Holidays
A compact verse noting a world where every day is a holiday and the year’s hardship would feel like the best kind of fun, a reflective sentiment from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Miss Louise Cochran sings solo at St Johns Last Mass
Miss Louise Cochran visiting the city sang with St Johns Church choir at yesterday morning mass. She performed O Salutaris as solo and Give Me Thy Heart as a duet with Miss Minnie Moore. The audience praised her fine soprano voice and the choir’s high standard.
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St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Church
Mother Mary
St. Cecilia's Academy
Minnie Moore
Misa Cochrane
St. John’ S Church
Scranton
West Pitts ton social and church bell news
Miss Genevieve Lewis of West Pittston visits Mrs A D Blackinton on In Street. Presbyterian church seats rent tomorrow at 7 30 pm. New bell for remodeled Methodist Episcopal church arrived and was placed Saturday. John Rice who bought it rang it for first time yesterday. Special services at the Methodist Episcopal church continue this week.
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Froth-ingham Theater
St. Patrick's Day
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Armit Thomas
D. F. Davis
William Davis
Gwilym Martins
D. PD. Lewis
John Hughes
Harold Holmes
Hollister Avenue
Frank Richards
Edwin Evane
Mra
Alfred Humphreys
William Street
William Evans
School Street
Plymouth
Mulley
Triple Stores
Harmory
Methodist
William Edgar
D. M. Kinter
Newman Matthews
Taylor
Canada
Keystone Dramatic Club
Adonis Social Club
St. Mary's Hall
Thomas Fei
P. J. Horan
Joseph Kelp
Charles Bohn
Alderman Fidler
Ben J. Heckham
Ismoere
Genevieve Lewis
West Pittston
A. DD. Blackinton
In Street
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Rice
Scrantor
Citizens urge public salary cuts and open meetings
Join F. Hangl of Scranton writes that city officials spend too much and demand public administration meetings for taxpayers. He argues salaries should be cut by half with fewer commissions to tax collectors and fewer clerks. He asserts many officials neglect duties for private business.
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the Tribune
Notorious post office robbers captured in New York
George Carson and Sid Yennie, members of a famed gang, were arrested in New York after eluding law for over five years. They face charges for robbing the Patchogue L I postoffice on June 1 18h, netting $170 in stamps. Other gang members earlier jailed then escaped. pending trial in New York or Scranton.
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George Carson
Sid Yennie
New York
Patchogue
L. L
Scranton
Carson
Yennie
Russell
Killoran
Allen
Ludlow Street
United States
A. J. Carborn, Jr
Holden
Fire at the Elk Hits Mik Building Basement in Superior Court Reception
A basement fire at the Mik building on Franklin avenue caused uneasiness for the Superior court reception. A candle ignited rubbish in the coal cellar leading to a small blaze that was quickly controlled by the chemical engine with minor stairway charring.
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Superior Court
Mik
Franklin Avenue
Ziegler
Box 16
T. V. Lewis
Will Rebuild At Once Mount Lookout Breaker Plans
Simpson and Watkins announce immediate rebuilding of the Mount Lookout breaker burned at Wyoming. The new structure will follow the old plan but be larger with interior changes and separate dry and wet coal areas. Main and air shafts will be sunk to lower veins as construction proceeds while Harry P and Babylon collieries are pushed to full capacity to employ men and offset fire losses.
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Mount Lookout
Wyoming
Harry P
Babylon
Railway Grievance Committees Meet in City
The Mor ris and Essex division and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad main line grievance committees held a secret joint meeting Saturday in the railroad young men’s Christian association parlors. Each committee has three members. they meet only on matters of special importance.
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Morris and Essex Division
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Men's Christian Association
Bread and Bullets in Armenia Crisis Sermon
A Scranton meeting roars for U S intervention in Armenia with sermons urging bread for the starving and firepower if needed. Speakers condemn Turkish atrocity, urge government action, and call for funds via Colonel H M Boles for relief.
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Turkey
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Charlies E. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
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