Luce Bros. Cash Stores Advertise Groceries and Prices
Luce Bros. Cash Stores list staples and weekly specials including Best Pat Flour at 3.65 for 24 pounds, 30 pounds of sugar, fresh tomatoes, Stower’s Sugar Cured Hams, Stower’s Choice Bacon, Delaware County Butter at 22 cents, Stower’s Pure Leaf Lard, Clark and Snower Tobacco, and Joe Tea at 1.00 for five pounds.
West Side Notes and Primaries Opened Vividly
West Side column reports brisk turnout in Fifteenth Ward Republican primaries with council race Oliver Davies Fowler and alderman contest Moses versus Morgan. Also notes the death of Elizabeth Lovering from burns, memorials for veteran Alford Shafer, local church events, marriages, and community notices with multiple local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lovering
Fifteenth
Joseph Oliver
T. Ellsworth Davies
John Fowler
Abr
Fowler
New York
Daniel Moses
South
Alain Avenue
T. T. Morgan
Oliver
Davies
Moses
Morgan
Aldwirman
Morguin
Adderman
Johal
Land of the Midnight Sun at the Academy of Music
Land of the Midnight Sun presented by A Y Pearson's company at the Academy of Music tonight. The dramatization of Hall Cub's The Bondman features Edwin Barbour and a strong cast with a grand scenic display. Kyrle Bellew performs Charlotte Corday in a dramatic Reign of Terror piece at the Academy of Music Tuesday evening. Jerale Mae Hall and others appear in A Barrel of Money and European voice training coming to Davis' Theater later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Pearson
Academy of Music
Hall Cub
Edwin Barbour
George W. Walters
Harry Webster
Dave Hanchett
Jessie Lester
Annie Mayer
Ada Lytton
William W. Bittner
Bellew
Jerale Mae Hall
Europe
Davis’ Theater
Dougherty Arrested After Capouse Disturbance
Capouse avenue residents reported Saturday night and Sunday that Martin Dougherty, 43, an unmaned man, smashed parts of a home near Phelps street. Police found a disturbed scene with broken belongings and Mrs Dougherty injured. Dougherty changed clothes before accompanying officers to the patrol headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capouse Avenue
Phelps Street
Martin Dougherty
Pullew
Dougherty
Mira
Doge Kenty
T. Evans
Peters
The Waste Squadron Delights Scranton Audience
A striking drama The Waste Squadron was staged at the Academy of Music on Saturday night before a pleased crowd. The play, set in Brasil, featured W A Whitecave as a U S naval officer and drew praise for his performance. Other notable cast members included Robert Nel Charles Mackin J Edwin Leonard Liza Booth and Laura Almagnino Edith Julian, who played Theresa DeRomich, though her scenes were less strong. Funeral notices follow for Hartman Crocker and Roth with services and interments announced in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Brasil
W. A. Whitecave
Robert Nel
Charles Mackin
J. Edwin Leonard
Liza Booth
Laura Almagnino
Edith Julian
Theresa de Ro- Mich
Life Crushed at South Works as Boy Rider Killed by Train
Joseph Conroy, 2 years old, was killed at South Works when a freight engine pushing cars left the track. He rode on the front of a fleet car, was thrown into the rails, and the engine passed over him. His funeral will be held at St. John's Church with burial in Hyde Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyore Durns
Elizabeth Lovering
Elizabeth Beddoe
South Grant Avenue
Lovering
West Side
Thomas Lovering
Camarthenshire
South Wales
First Welsh Baptist Church
Binghamton
William Wi. Harrington
South Hyde Park Avenue
Jennie Foster
Academy Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Harrington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Philip Smith
Avenue A
Keyser Valley
St. Patrick's Church
Father Dunne
Capouse Colliery Accidental Fund
Hyde Park Catholic
James Keegan
Ninth Street
Ireland
William Gray
Thomas J. James
Bellevue
South
Joseph Conroy
Young Conroy
South Works
John Dowd
Conroy
Bt. John's Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
High Valley Railroad Company
South Easton
John I. Kinsey
Easton and Ambey
Railroad concert and injury report at Kingston yard
Tonight a grand railroad concert will be held at the Frothingham. Brakeman William Berry, injured in the Kingston yard, is progressing satisfactorily at Mosea Taylor hospital and may return home in about a week. Rev. G L Ulrich preached to a large crowd at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association rooms while Mr. Weeden and the Railroad quartet performed. In July last year a ten wheel loco-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
William Berry
Kingston
Mosea Taylor Hospital
G. L. Ulrich
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Weeden
Railroad Quartette
North End Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Hawley visitor Miss Sarah Linn returns home. Margaret Maxwell honored at a Mary Street gathering. Miss Nora Glynn’s funeral at Holy Rosary. Miss Mary Mason engaged to Dr Clarence Foster of Honesdale. Mrs EB Homer and daughter attend funeral then return. Excelsior Hose plans Easter fundraiser to aid independent Hose at next inspection. Cimbrian Glee Club serenades Dr William Donne on Throop Street. Camp 177 Patriots elect new officers led by John Mop ewell. list includes Hockenberry Losey Harteell Huff, Anderson, Gary, Chamerlain, Jones, Conover. A Bright Street child struck by a cutter near Methodist Episcopal Church. helper Dr Sureth finds only bruises. Local caucuses show strong turnout. Edward Moller and David Reese vie for offices. Thirteenth ward Alderman Bailey re-elected unopposed. Democrats nominate Seemeans for common council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Linn
Hawley
Margaret Maxwell
Mary Street
Nora Glynn
Holy Rosary Church
Mary 8. Mason
Sanderson Avenue
Clarence E. Foster
Honesdale
Huliamend
EB. Homer
Glee Club
Patrotle Order of Sons of America
John A. Mopewell
W. 8. Hockenberry
J. BE. Losey
FV. Harteell
John Fe. Huff
Edward C. Anderson
John W. Gary
Joseph Chamerlain
Richard Jones
Mathew Conover
James Jenkins
Bright Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Griffin's Drug Store
Sureth
Phret
Piret
Edward Moller
Morgan H. Williamas
Jonathan Vipoud
John Bk. Jones
David D. Reese
Richard Evans
Joseph A. Shark
MW. Wilson
William
H. B. Reynolds
The
Democrats For Common Council
Miners Idle in Honor of John B Smith Memorial
The Spencer Coal Company miners were idle Saturday to honor the memory of John B. Smith. Memorial services for the life member will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday, March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin O'Hara
Chestnut Street
Patrick Collins
Pine Street
Mary Burky
Pittston
Spencer Coal Company
John
Simith
John B. Smith
Presbyterian Church
A.C. Smith
Qarty
Andrew Derby
Prohibition Party
Boyle's Hall
Loyal Legion
L. W. Dillon
George Warner
Chicago
George
George Weaver
Drinkersbreet
Dmecer Bulger
James Qaurney
Spencer's Head
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Carney
Dunmore
Marney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hart Man's Patent Paint Promises Roof Longevity
An advertisement touts Hart Man's Patent Paint as a complete replacement for tinning and soldering. It claims the coating protects tin, galvanized tin, sheet iron roofs and brick dwellings, sealing cracks and preventing crumbling for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
New Blood Extract Said to Fight Ulcer Disease
An article extols Bovinine a concentrated beef extract claimed to rebuild blood and tissue in ulcer and wasting diseases. It cites Dr A M Cook of New Castle Pa and notes physicians widely endorse the preparation as lifesaving and recovery hastening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Cook
New Castle
Professional Cards for Scranton Physicians and lawyers
A dense listing of medical doctors with offices on Spruce, Vine, Wyoming, Lackawanna, and Washington avenues plus addresses and hours. Also includes attorneys Jessups, Hand, Willard, Warren, and Knapp with Commonwealth and Republican buildings in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edgar Dean
Spruce Street
Scranton
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Washington Avenue
Cor
Francke
Drug Street
Vine St
W. BE. Allen
Lackawanna
Washington Avenues
Leonard
Cc. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
Patterson & Wilcox
TAS
Berunton
Robwell
A'I
New Jersey and Susquehanna Train Schedules Update
Central Railroad of New Jersey Susquehanna Division lists Atlantic coal routes and daily departures from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and local points. Trains run at 9:15, 11:00 p.m. and 6:45 a.m. with Sunday variations. through tickets available to Philadelphia New York and other points via Liberty Street North River and 2.00 and 4.30 departures Sundays. BALDWIN and OLHAUGEN announce schedule details and ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varier
Eur
P.m. Bunny
Mauch Chunk
Aleatown
Bunday
New York
T of Liberty Street
North River
Phiadelphia
Anto Mont HP. Baldwin
Pasu
J. H. Olhaugen
Scranton
Palladelphis
R. R
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Accutane
White Haven
Harriton
Pottaville
Beaver Meadow
Pottsville
W. W. Kel
D. RR
Ds L
W. RR. K
Son
DL. & Ww
Sprinten
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagra Falls
Detroit
Chicago
L&w
Pittston West
BE. & Vo
Elmira
Siarne
Salamanca
R.A
A. R
L. W
Wilkes-Barre
Paladelphia
Ollin H. Wilbur
Yank
Del
Lack
Western
All Points
Easton
Trenton
Philadelhia
South
Washington and
Wiy
Binghamton
Oswego
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Allpointa
Hatch
Nicholson
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswegaree
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Bath Sam
Northumberland
Plymouth
Bloomeburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
M. L. Smith
City
Ackawanda Avenue
Depot
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N. Main Avenue
Main Street
Taylor
Luce Bros
Stower's
Stower's Choice
Delaware County
Clark & Snower Tobacco
Joe
Rose
Alford Shafer
Hieean
Elmer Wilson
Myde Park Avenue
T. J. Collins
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Exra Griffin Boat
Grand Army of the Republic
Washburn Street Cemmetery
Thomas Allen
Perry H. Puller
J. M. Maynard
Wiliam T. Albre
Danford Newton
John Crawford
de Mons
Lizzie
Minnie de Moss
Daniel McLaughlin
Mixney Jesvie
Annie Burnett
David Pritchard
Luzerne Street
Wales
St. Branden Council
Young Men's Institute
Clark's Hall
P. J. Nealis
Jackson
Thomas A. Bell
Starner
South Main
N. Bush
Price Street
North Main Avenue
Revere
FLW
Mason & Co
South Main Avenue
CASIH
J. C. King
Jueck
O Street
Fred Reynolda
Ind
William DB. Griffiths
North Maline Avenue
Davis
Market House
Dwater
Porelen
Domiestle
Clarke's
Augustus Roth
Franklin Avenue
Forest
News OF the
South Side
Twentieth Ward
Battle’s Hall
Philip Foy
Thomas J. Coyne
Select Council
Poy
Cayne
Cahilin
Peter Haggerty
Haggerty
Cabhilin
Nineteenth Ward
Sossong
Conrad Linn
First District
John A. Miller
Ed. R. Conley
Register
William Hammer
Peter Naher
Charles Cooper
Charles Kellerman
Alwin Utrold
Henry Stangline
Willian Miller
Aug. Franitz
William Greenwald
Willan Hoffman
Linn
M. Robinson
George Lohan
Deal
John J. Gordon
Carbondale
Gordon
Pioneer City
Michael Hand
Meadow Brook Brewing Company
James Doherty
Maple Street
Lackawanna Avenue
St. Joseph's Hall
Minooka
Panlel O'Connell
Bridget Coggins
Callary's Arcade
Coggins
Michael J. Cusick
Brook Street
Ella Caulfield
Meadow Avenue
Cusick
William Connell Coal Company
Duryea
Bealdes
Miss Caulfield
Meemers
Eraces
Eleventh Ward
Hotel of Christ Fickus
Cedar Avenue
Common Council
Charles W. Stone
News OF the Railroads
North End
Dunmore Doings
New York Recorder
Philadelphia
NA. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Physicians and Surgeons
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
John L. Wentz
M. D
Commonwealth Building
Madison Ave
Kay
Penn Ave
Elyth
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Pogar
Spruce Ut
L. A. Watre
LAW
Lackawanna Ave
P. J. Smith
C.K. Pitcher
Ever Commonwealth Building
Scranon, Pa
C. Comegys
D. B. Replogle
B. WF. Killam
J. M. C. Rance
School OF the
William A. Taft
North
Ac Laurach
Lo W
Young Avenue
AM Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Hank
Leeds
GR. Clark & CO
Green House
Telephoe
Kuettel
Lackawan Avenue
Ziegler
Pramkcon
Wrens i
G. Schenck
Broadway
Union Square
Scranton House
de L. & W. Piarenaer
Victor Koch
Architects
Davis & von Storch
BH. L. Walter
Brown & Morris
Price
Megarger Brothers
Washington Ave
Capture Ave
Foote, Agt
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Traders National Bank of Scranton
Bamart
HINES
Samuel Hines
James M. Everhart
Irving A. Finch
Mierce GB. Winley
Joseph J. Jermyn
Kemmerer
Charles P. Matthews
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Nema Men Anu Firme Generaly
Atlantic Refining Co
Manufacturere and Doalora In
Wm. Mason
Wyoming
Pine Brook
Fariers Racca Eed
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New Lackawanne Avenue
Farview
Waymart
Albany
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Montreal
Hotentale Waymart
Fayeaa
OM Am
Earamen
Prey
Wilkee- Jarre
Uniondale
Forset City
Jermyn Archibald Winton
Peckville
Olyphant
Foo Hirooyy
Providence Park Place
Scranton ave _Ark
South Soraed
Sally Emeeys
Ascadio
Ontario & Western
J.C. Anderson
T. Pircroft
Pass
Shaw, Emerson
New England
Erie
Clough & Warren
Carpenter, Waterloo
Palace
J. Lawrence Stelle
Wyoming Avenue
Cook Memedy Co
Maeonle
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Possoni
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