Plumbers’ Union Ball Plans and City Notices
The Plumbers union No. 0 schedules its second annual ball for Friday evening June 24 at Lumen Hill. The crematory will shut for a week for repairs and garbage intake stops. Remakes to Scranton Bicycle Club members tonight at the club house. Catholic choirs urged to meet at College Hall tonight. Marriage licenses granted to John Fadden and Katia McNeely of Olyphant. John Lomong and Mary Ratchford set to wed January 24 at St Paul’s Green Ridge. Young Men's Institute plans St Patrick’s night entertainment with least lent talent. W G Carr to give another reading at S M Foster’s tonight. Keystone dancing class holds second annual social at O’Brieya’s in Olyphant with contests. Turkey dinner at YWCA Thursday January 18 in the evening. Reserved seats for Corvell Glee Club concert open this morning with tickets at 7. Board of Trade notes absentee list and Libby escape committee at YWCA rooms 4 o’clock. Mayor’s bridge proclamation and city finances printed with bond ordinance details.
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Plumbers' Union
John
Fadden
Katia McNeely
Olyphant
John Lomong
Mary Ratchford
Green Ridge
St. Paul's Church
Central City Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Patrick's Night
W. G. Carr
S. M. Foster's
Washburn Street
Keystone
O'Briey
Young Women's Christian Association
Corvell Glee Club
Academy of Music
Board of Trade
Henry
Eerie
Ladise’ General Committee
Libby
Tte
Pardon Papers Left Unsigned by Governor Pattison
James J. McCarthy's pardon approved by Governor Pattison was not received by Sheriff Fae. Senator M. E. McDonald requested the delay explanation, learning the papers lay on the governor's desk but were not signed before he departed Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
James J. McCarthy
Dawnes J. McCarty
Pattison
Nh Wookare
Fae
M. E. McDonald
Board of Pardons
Jr. McCarty
Exensive Department
Replogle Guests Arrive En Route to Cape Town Home
Mr and Mrs George B Replogle from Chicago arrive in the city today to visit attorney D P Replogle before continuing to Cape Town Africa where they plan to reside. They are affiliated with the Adventists movement headquartered in Battle Creek Michigan.
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George B. Replogle
Chicago
Adventists plan global sanitarium network expansion
The article notes the establishment of medical sanitariums based on Adventist beliefs that disease can be banished through correct living and diet. Mr. and Mrs. Riplogle have run a sanitarium in Chicago and will be joined by two others to open an Adventists' sanitarium in Melbourne, Australia, where the doctrine is not yet known.
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Cape Town
Riplogle
New York
Philadelpia
Cron
Brussels
Irian Point
Nottingham
Charities Board Reports Donations and Fraud Checks
Treasurer Smith reports $108 contributed this week and $79 in subscriptions not yet collected. The meeting, at Albright library, included Col. Ripple and Rev. Israel. Thirty nine cases were reviewed with eighteen deemed worthy, and officials will refer cases to agents to prevent fraud.
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Smith
Associated Charities
Albright
E. H. Ripple
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Rogers Israel
T. J. Molore
E. J. Lynett
Victory for Annexation Court Affirms City Council Action
The court yesterday upheld the Lackawanni townslip annexation by the city councils. The brief opinion states the proceedings were in full conformity with the law and approved. Attorneys for opponents said they expected further constitutional questions and planned to appeal to the supreme court to keep the matter in status quo.
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Lackawanni
New Dan
L i. Burns
Tamuse
Supreme Court
Alfaira
Cornell Club Concert Draws Neighboring Town Attendance
Alumni lead Cornell glee banjo and mandolin clubs at the Academy of Manale next Friday evening. Many guests expected from Carbondale Pittston Wilkes Barre and Plymouth with a special train arranged for Plymouth after the concert. A reception at the Bievyele clubhouse will follow with numerous ladies and gentlemen listed as hosts.
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Cornell
Academy of Manale
Thorn
Carbondale
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Bievyele
George Sanerson
BR. G. Brocka
J. F. Snyder
J. L. Hall
Everett Warren
E. N. Willard
H. Welles
H. W. Hall
OC. Dimmick
J. W. Garney
W. G. Parke
Peter Davidson
James P. Houle
W. D. Raggell
Pleasant Surprise Party Honors Mrs Samter Birth Day
A charming surprise party was hosted at Sam Samter's home on Mifflin Avenue by Mr. and Mrs. Bloch for Mrs. Samter's twenty second birthday. Guests enjoyed a bean game with humorous prizes, dancing, and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J R Coten, Mr. and Mrs LR Marks, Mr. and Mrs Theodore Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Freeman, Mr. and Mrs Sol Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs Aaron Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Levy, Mr. and Mrs Max Troutfelt, Mr. and Mrs Ben Samter, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Samter, Mrs. Joseph Klein and Ike Samter.
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Sam Samter
Mifflin Avenue
Mra. Bloch
Mra. Samter
Oosa
J. R. Coten
Mra LR
Marks
Theodore Stein
Jeff Freeman
Mra
Sol Goldsmith
Aaron Goldsmith
Joseph Levy
Max Troutfelt
Ben Samter
Jacob Samter
Joseph Klein
Ike Samter
Engine 15 Repair Sparks Temporary Mill Shutdown Clarification
A report claimed Weaton Mill shut down indefinitely yesterday due to engine trouble. The paper clarifies the closure is temporary for repairs, not over-production, with workers temporarily out but the mill resuming after fixes. Televised art pieces and song selections are promoted while staff manage repairs.
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Tur Trrisuye
Weaeton
State League meeting selects officers and plans
The Pennsylvania State League held its annual meeting at the Forest House with Secretary-Treasurer Henry J. Diddlebock of Philadelphia, President K. Meyers of Harrisburg, and directors from Scranton, Reading, Altoona, and other cities. Diddlebock received a vote of thanks for his leadership as the league projected a strong season with new players and cross-league protections under the national agreement.
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Henry 4. Diddlebock
Scranton
Pennsylvania State League of
Forest House
Henry J. Diddlebock
Philadelphia
John J. Hanlon
Allentown
K Meyers
Harrisburg
William R. Parks
Huston
W. A. Whitman
Reading
G Mishler
A. T. Bentley
Ridward ‘T. Chrew
Alex Duns, Jr
W. A. St John
Martin Swift
Niddlebock
Diddlebock
K. Meyers
Henry H. Diddleboek
Philadelphia Inquirer
Aston
Altoona
A. T
Diddlebonk
N. E. Young
No Salary Increases and No New City Offices Suggested
A city committee including F. H. Clemona O. P. Miller and H. Luner will report Thursday on an ordinance to create the municipal building staff offices and fix salaries. The panel will oppose new offices and any salary increases and recommend maintaining current established arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Clemona
O. P. Miller
H. Luner
Elorka
Break the Habit: Keoley Institute Offers Treatment
The passage argues abstinence is hard as a disease formed by lifelong drink habits. It notes relapses despite vows and urges seeking treatment at the Keoley Institute, 726 Madison Avenue, Stallion, Pa. The ad likens personal resolve to fund a future with better outcomes and mentions local radio titles for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keoley Tnatitute
Madison Avenue
Stallion, Pa
Women temperance union session outlines twenty years of work
The Lackawanna county Woman s Christian Temperance Union met in Elm Park church to hear Mrs C D Simpson recount the movement s origin and early work and Mrs W D Frank review two decades of temperance effort. A note on suffrage and ballot box progress followed, with new members joining at the close.
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Poole
Pittaten
Luserne
Women’s Christian Temperance Secretive
World's Temperance Congress
Chicago
Loyal Temperance Legion
Green Ridge Mission School
Mra. Swartz
Hand
Indies
Unnatural mother confines 16 year old Maria Barrett at central precinct
A 16 year old girl, Maria Barrett, is confined by her mother Mrs Thomas Bromage of North Malin Avenue after alleged long wardship and earnings taken. Maria claims she worked from age 11 and was abused financially, with disputes described between her mother and stepfather Bromage. Police took her into custody after returning home. The case prompts charitable society scrutiny.
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Central Precinct
Maria Barrett
Mra Thomas Bromage
North Malin Avenue
Mw Taipone Ranorter
Miss Barrett
Goree
Maloney
Duntimore
Bromage
Fourth Assembly Held at Bicycle Club House
Pleasant dancing affair last evening as the fourth assembly of the series took place at the Bicycle Club house. Bauer played music for dancing and the reception committee included Mrs William T. Smith, Mrs C. D. Simpson, Mrs F. Pinte, and Miss Anna Sanderson. Midnight refreshments were served by Huntington. Out of town attendees included Miss Coffin of Staten Island, Mr Goddard of Chicago, and Mr Schaeifer of Pottaville.
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Bicycle Club House
Bauer
William T. Smith
C. 2D. Simpson
FP. E Pinte
Anna Sanderson
Huntington
City
Miss Coffin
Staten Island
Goddard
Chicago
Schaeifer
Pottavills
Croslen Charged With Family Abuse in Putnam Street Case
Thoras Croslen of Putnam Street faced Mayor Connell on a charge of abusing his wife, her sister, and his mother in law. He denied the accusation but witnesses cited a knife wound on his wife. He was fined ten dollars for the offense.
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Thoras Croslen
Putnam Street
Connell
Croslon
Gnuttohi & Sova Market Old Music Boxes in Philadelphia
Gnuttohi and Sova at 1080 Chestnut Street Philadelphia advertise wonderful orcinatrial organs and band music boxes priced at $10. They specialize in repairing and upgrading old music boxes with new tangs.
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Gnuttohi & Sova
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Burke Non-Suited in Damages Suit Against Canal Company
The Scranton and Forest City Railroad ran through the late George L. Morss’s Carbondale property. His widow and heirs seek compensation for damages to land and quarry operations. Judge Archbald granted a non-suit in Patrick Burke versus the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, with a rule to show cause why it should not be stricken off.
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Scranton and
Forest City
Patrick Burke
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Munch
William Littlejohn
John J. Murphy
Mra Bridiget Barko
Patrick Hogan
Baro
Alfred Weeks
Christopher Smith
J. J. Atherton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
W. H. Jessup
T. R. Martin
Archbald
Lola Moras
Scranton and Forest City Railroad Company
India Gunater
Alfred Hand
August Erneart Still Lives Amid Hope for Recovery
Anastust Erneart, who attempted suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot, remains alive after initial fatal prognosis. Doctors at the hospital report he regained consciousness and shows signs of improvement, though he still refuses to disclose his motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastust Erneart
Sying
Erheart
Ferrer Fires At Car In Narrow Escape From Lynch Mob
Ferrer fired four shots at a Washington avenue car wounding Timothy Burke and injuring Humphrey Bradley and Joseph Chapman. He was captured by bystanders near Lackawanna avenue and taken to City Hall. mob violence followed as onlookers shouted to stop the murderer.
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Washington Avenue
Spruce
Danmore
Franklin Avenue
Tony
Mischtep
Mr Burke
Kapp
Ferrer
Burke
Philip Coyne
J. Moore
Humphrey Bradley
H. A. Coursen
Joseph Chapman
Mr. Burke
Lackawanna Avenue
Frank Robling, Jr
James Moir, Jr
Ifo
Ban Kerry
Roser
Bin
Ferrar
H. Ripple
Robbling
Moir
Snp Ferrer
Painens
Perter
Tia
Tt Wis
Timothy Burke
LM. Ciates
Closs By
North Adams Avenue
Bradley
Mehus
Green Ridge
Mugargee Bros
Farmers Institute Deliberates at Tompkinsville Church
Farmers to hold an institute at the Methodist Episcopal church in Tompkinsville on Friday and Saturday January 26 and 27. Topics include Why Farmers Should Be Educated and Necessity of a Moral Education by J C Taylor and W R Graves, Preservation of the Forest, State of Palast, The World’s Air, with lectures each evening by able men.
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Tompkinsville
J.C. Taylor
W. KR. Graves
Clark Sisson
T. Cure
Fire at Blacksmith Shop Sparks Neighbor Alarm
An alarm was sent from the Brick avenue and Oak street box in Providence last night. Fire crews found a forge fire at Gordon the blacksmith on Green Street causing smoke as Lupita fled the shop. The blaze arose during a new fire in the forge.
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Brick Avenue
Oak Street
Providence
Lupita
Gordon
Green
Deserving Poor Benefit from Girls City Entertainment
Three little girls surprised Mayor Connell with a mite of entertainment proceeds amounting to 1.35 dollars for relief efforts. The girls asked their names remain private, while their father requested discretion regarding publication of the event details.
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Connell
Money Wisely Handled by Mayor in Poor Relief Fund
The mayor’s fund for city poor relief dwindles to remaining balance of 757.50 from an original 757.50 and 300 from the Wonderland benefit not yet requisitioned. The article commends prudent handling of funds still in possession.
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Wonderland
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Doctora
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Scranton, PA
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McClane
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