Miss Clare Horan Recital Impresses Local Music Lovers
Professor E B Southworth invited a group of music lovers to hear Miss Clare Horan, a former pupil who studied in Vienna under Leschetizky. She returned home to Dunmore and received high praise for her refined technique and thoughtful interpretations of Schumann Chopin and Grieg, signaling a promising career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Southworth
Clare Horan
Professor Southworth
Vienna
Leschetizky
Aime
P. Jd. Horan
Dunmore
Miss Horan
J. Southworth
Europe
Mason
Tracey
New York
Nueschetizky
Schumann
Chopin
Grieg Bongia
Bomier
Leschetlaky
Southworth
Risa Moran
Letters From The People Feature Briefs
Reader letters published under a thin heading present opinions by named writers. The Tribune notes no responsibility for published views.
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Tribune
Shires Defeated in Republican Primary Race
A prominent Ward candidate in the 19th century Republican primaries, George Ab. Shires, lost to Waller U. Chutauga by a small margin. The disputed result prompted vigilante district discussions and calls for a formal review of the election process.
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Eutior
the Tribune
George Ab. Shires
Aviidad’ CIA
Valler Trows
Waller U. Chutaugua
Is Voices
Zune A. Mel
Piletary
Luis
Shires
Fantom
Vigilant Ward Committee Records Open for Inspection
The minutes show oath compliance by ward vigilants and a ward trade pledge filed and in custody of Crown Parker. Signed by chairman Fratton and secretary Koelilee, the records are open for any ruler or person desiring to inspect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Parker
Wrestling match announces limited seating for Dwyer M'Leod event
The committee warns that seating is limited for the Dwyer M Leod wrestling match next Tuesday at the Scranton city home on Washington Avenue. Tickets are available early at Hotel Jermyn Valley House Connolly Wallace Reynolds Bros and the Scranton Bicycle Club House due to high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charee
Leod-Dwyer
Scranton Cleyele Ciiy
Washington Avenue
Shine
Insane Man With a Loaded Revolver at Richmond Hill
Thomas Owen, a young man 21 or 22, visited William H. Richmond at his Richmond Hill home. He produced a loaded revolver within fifteen inches of Richmond’s head, but the elderly host kept calm, disarmed the intruder, and calmly wrote a employment request letter to T. A. Finch while speaking with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam HH. Richmond
Mr. Richmond
Ravena
Richmond Hill
A Misguided Woman Challenges Board Over Poorhouse Policy
An aging German widow Lizzie Godvyaltz pleads against entering the Hillside Home amid a relief dispute. Directors urge compliance with policy while she rejects options, declaring she would rather starve than enter the poorhouse. A second case involves Mary Butler seeking child placement as her own troubles unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Godvyaltz
Dickert
Director Fuller
Mary Butler
South Carolina
Brooks
Home
T. J. Dickert
W. A. Pauline
Samuel Williams
Frederick Fuller
F. J. Dickert
W. A. Paine
Thomas Shotten
Timothy Burke
Samuel Willams
Bamuel Williams
Erie Railroad to resume Lake Ariel and Lake Henry excursions
In connection with the appointment of J. C. Moflat as commercial freight and passenger agent the Erie Railroad will resume its excursions to Lake Ariel and Lake Henry this summer. Last year no trips were run due to car shortages on the main line from Pan American exposition rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moflat
Erie Railroad Company
Erie Yroad
Lake Ariel
Lake Henry
West End Wheelmen Change Lineup for Northeastern League
The West End Wheelmen long with Gorman Foley and Gold join Scranton Bicycle Club for the second series. Hopkins and Rich depart for Buffalo for the national bowling tournament. Scranton Bicycle Club reshuffles with members shifting to West End and new matches set for February and March.
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West End
Gorman
Foley
Gold
Hopkins
Rich
Buffalo
Weat Nd Wheeliven
Scranton Bicycle Club
Black Diamonds
Wardell
Local Bowling and Cycling Team Changes Reported
Willy Hopkins announces player shifts in Bowlin ornament al WuMtu hh and Mitchell retainment. Charley drops from Bleyeleelu to Hawkus tive, Louie Gachwindt exits, replaced by Henry Dimler. Green Ridge Wheelmen swap Moore and Weichel for Powler and Wedeman. Weert Side Wheelmen unsettled with humorous applicants seeking spots.
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Mitchell
Bern
Charley
Hawkus Tive
Meleter
Louie Gachwindt
Henry Dimler
Riehl
Burt
Mudenspacher
Phillips
Moore
Weichel
Green Ridge
Powler
Hairry Wedeman
Weert
Wheelmen
Death of four Hungarian children puzzles county detective
County Detective W A Philips failed to solve the mystery of the Olyphant deaths after three days of investigation. Families are deemed innocent, with theories ranging from accidental poisoning to spotted fever tied to unsanitary surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Phillips
Olyphant
Phillips
Town Tribune
Anny
Vareo
Bekech
Roiné
John Varge
Vaage
Greatsoil
Diep
Barber
Barber & Townsend
F. L. van Sickle
Cyans
Kelly
Splendid Halivend YMCA entertainment by Henderson and Kosant
A delighted audience at the Halivend YMCA enjoyed two hours of magic by Henderson and juggling by Kosant. The show, part of a series for members and families, featured Sleight of hand skills and remarkable juggling feats awaited by the crowd.
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Halivend Young Men's Christian Association
Haveing
Henderson
Kosant
E Shatover
Rotant
Nu Houp
eHeliel
Priest Wins Chalice at Old Forge Church Fair
Rev. Francis A. Canavan of Minooka won the gold chalice by raising 1607.71 for St. Lawrence's Church. Rev. J. F. Morrison of Avovna collected 2607.05. The chalice was presented to Canavan on Thursday night at the Old Forge church fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Canninvan
Minooka
St. Lawrence's Church
Old Marge
Father Canavan
J. F. Morrison
Avovn
Old Forge
Pullman Service to South Resorts and Charleston Expo
The New Jersey Central Railroad offers the only line with Pullman service to winter resorts in the South and the Charleston exposition, with one change of cars. Lowest rates and quickest time. Pullman reservations secured and baggage checked through. Inquire of J.B Swisher, district passenger agent, bus West Lackawanna avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central Railroad
J.B Swisher
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Preventative Kamphor Pills Sold At Drug Stores
A promotional note claims Kamphor Pills prevent contagious diseases including diphtheria pneumonia and smallpox and are available at drug stores Kost and kuarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koampound Kamphor
Kost & Kuarter
Small pox scare ends with misdiagnosed child in Scranton
North Scranton authorities plan a temporary smallpox hospital costing 700 dollars, though location is kept secret. Officials insist no new cases were found yesterday and the child’s eruption is a peculiar skin disorder, not smallpox, with intensified fumigation and quarantine measures in place.
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North
Scranton
Weat
Yéater Day
Amilipos Hospital
Helun
Director of Public Safety
Brown
John Benore
Smallpox Hospital
Brace
West Sccranton
Cochdleal
John O'Malley
W. A A. Paine
Allen
Bureau of Health
A. 4. Bower
Thomas Harris
Parker Street
Fruit and produce sale items listed in 1920s ad
A compact ad lists fresh produce and pantry goods with varied prices. Items include Florida oranges and tomatoes, Boston head lettuce, spinach, ripe olives in bottles, olive oil tins, York State corn, California peaches, and assorted cans priced per dozen or per can.
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Florida
Boston
York State
California
Sousa Band Amasses Global Tours and Key Concert Plans
John Philip Sousa and his band return from world tours marking a record of 4488 performances across the United States Canada England France Belgium Holland and Germany. The Turkish tour showcased 31 London concerts and 122 in 28 UK cities. a new American tour follows with a January 28 Armory concert featuring Maud Reese-Davies Dorothy Hoyle and Arthur Pryor.
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John Philip Sousa
London Globe
United States
Canada
Faghind
Leon
France
Belmian
Holland
Germany
Ovn Lone
London
United Kingdom
Sousa
New Armory
Maud Reese-Davies
Dorothy Hoyle
Arthur Pryor
St Joseph's Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the adjourned annual meeting in St Thomas college chapel officers were elected. President Mrs H C Wills. vice president Mrs J J Brown. secretary Mrs Anne Cusick. financial secretary Mrs B OMalley. treasurer Mrs F W Gunster. Directors include Mrs W B Duggan, Mrs FW Gunster, Mrs T P Hoban, Mrs Anna Cusick, Mrs M Flaherty, Mrs F J McDonald, Mrs A J Casey, Mrs R C Wills, and Mrs J J Brown. executive committee members are Mrs W K Dugan, Mrs M Flaherty and Mrs Anna Cusick. A second meeting will review plans for a social event to benefit St Joseph's Foundling Home.
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St. Joseph's Society
St. Thomas College Chapel
H.C. Wills
J. J. Brown
Anne Cusick
B. O'Malley
F. W. Gunster
W. 2B. Duggan, Mrs. FW. Gunster, Mrs.t. P. Hoban
Anna Cusick
M. Flaherty
F. J. McDonald
A. J. Casey
R. C. Wills
W. K. Dugan
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
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Miss Clare Horan
First Ward Controllership
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Bowling World
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Electrica City
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Billy’ Hoplite
Buckie Five
Charles Rich
Elke
Crick
Hopkins and Riehl
Backus
Charley” Moore
Charles Birtil
Boshile
Willy Hopkins
D. J. Thomas & CO
Wyoming Ave
Mulberry
F. A. Canavan
New Jersey Central
E.G
Coursen
Armory
Joseph Green
Lackawanna Avenue
Ventory
Battenberg
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Avenue
Chase
Scott
Franklin Avenue
U's
Umbrelle
Paravola
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
BARTE
Southern Pacific CO
R. I. Smith
Philadelphia
Eran Edhe
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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