Local Social Events Fill City Evening With Activities
The Howarth’s Hibernica presents at the city atreata while a Sacred Must society event occurs. Hayss Brothers orchestra drew a large Turner hall crowd. Women’s Christian TY nce union meets at 4 at 808 Spruce. Mrs Hallstead division 82 GI A to B of L hosts a charity pound party Wednesday. Theodore Hemberger to perform at YMCA hall with Emma Conrad. Morris family mourns infant death. funeral at So'gock Railroad Ave with Rev Deardssey. Green Ridge hosts an afternoon reading for children. Elm Park church hosts Road to Victory lecture for art department. Park Place Episcopal church hosts book sale and social. donations and refreshments served.
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Hayss Brothers Orchestra
Jarre
Turner Hall
Women's Christian TY Nce Union
Spruce Street
W. ¥. Hallstead
G.I. A
B. of L
Theodore Hemberger
Young Men's Christian Association
Churaday
Emma Conrad
Albert
John J. Morris
So'gock
Railroad Avenue
R. Deardssey
Missiona
Pennsylvania
Owego
Pine Street
Adams Avenue
Girean Ridge
Allie Morgan
Green Ridge
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Ald Society
Park Place
Saviorove Handy
Crowds Enjoy Strong Week At Eden House Show
Crowds throng the Eden manse enjoying a varied entertainment lineup. Curio hall displays include Aboriginal beauty Agna and Neith the smallest living woman, while Mauldoon's Picnic at the theater offers a laughable Irish comedy by a renowned troupe. The snow scene is popular and expected to draw large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Manse
Curio Hall
Australia
Agna
Neith
Mauldoon
Artis
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Scranton Fuller
Mrs Elizabeth Scranton Fuller 65, widow of G A Fuller, died suddenly at her Lackawanna Avenue home after a protracted illness. She was a daughter of the late George W Scranton. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Scranton Fuller
A. Fuller
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenuen
Ward Committees Appointed For Each Ward In City
The central board of trade met to organize ward committees to oversee bridge work with a total cost not exceeding 25 000 dollars. One representative from each ward was chosen with power to appoint assistants, list of ward appointees provided, meeting adjourned to tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Trade
Central Board of Trade
Sollout
May
Central Board
W. A. May
D. P. Atherton
Schener
PW. Gallagher
South Side Board
Phillips and
C & Daniels
West Side Board
Chappell
von Storch
North End
Joho, Roche
Conneil
Victor Lauer
Roche
Phillips
Gallagher
Owe
Wari
George Blitchell
P. J. Rowne
James Grier
He Daly
E . Robathan
George J. Duhigg
P. de Lacey
M Truman
Thomas J. Moore
George Schultz
John J. Schneider
George Prable
Colonel Sanderson
John R. Farr
T. E Davies
J. M. Kemmerer
F H. Ripple
Patrick Rush
C W. Westphal
C. G. Boland
William Blame
Stillwell Elected Captain in National Guard Election
Stillwell wins captaincy for Company A Thirteenth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania by 20 votes to 2 over Cox. Dimmick elected first lieutenant after votes favor him over Thayer and Derman. Company units form for a march to Huntington's for a fine supper with congratulatory speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
E. E. Chase
F. W. Stillwell
H. B.cox
Stillwell
H. B. Cox
J. O. Dimmick
Herbart Thayer
Samuel S. Derman
Dimmick
Huntington’s
Servai
Doctors Perform Autopsy On August Erheart
Coroner Kelly impannelled a jury to inquire into the death of August Erheart who died at Lackawanga hospital Sunday afternoon from wounds believed self inflicted. The autopsy found a bullet pierced both lung lobes between the fourth and fifth ribs and passed very near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erheart
Kelly
August Erheart
Lackawanga Hospital
de. P. Hi. Kearney
E. M. Pennypaocker
George Heed
Charles Butterman
Dr. Jones
Charles E. Daniela
Court House
Scranton Young Men’s Christian Association Triumph in Wilkes-Barre
The Scranton YC A basketball team defeated Wilkes-Barre by a score of 17 to 6 in Scranton. Team members listed include Edward Coleman Georges Koch James McGouldrick Watt Davis Walter Moir Fred Cartwright Will Welken Joseph Foster John Nallin Robert Simpson and Charles House with Nelson Teets serving as umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkae-Harre
Tame
Crack Playsra
Scranton Young Men
Wilkes-Barre
Wew
Scranton
Edward Coleman
Georges Koch
James McGouldrick
Watt Davis
Walter Moir
Fred Cartwright
Will Welken
Joseph Foster
John Nallin
Robert Simpson
Charles House
Nelson Teets
Umpira
Divorce Suit Discontinued by Court Permission
By court permission granted yesterday the divorce suit of Ziba A. Brown against Josie M. Brown in this city was discontinued. They married Dec 2 1870 and Brown left February 7 1801 due to alleged cruel treatment. The suit began March 1803 and the parties have since reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Ziba A. Brown
Josie M. Brown
Brown
Taylor Borough Politics Candidate Koehler For Second Ward
John Koehler, a long prominent local businessman, seeks the Second ward seat in Taylor borough. If nominated at Wednesday evening’s Republican caucus, he is expected to prove an efficient representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koehler
Q Council
Taylor
Cireles
John Kerwell Delights Scranton Audiences in The Hustler
John Kerwell starred as Don McFadden in The Hustler at the Academy of Magic where his friends from Scranton gave a hearty welcome. He delivered a fresh set of jokes and was backed by capable cast members including Gov Milla in a tricky female role, though occasional slips occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kernell
Scranton
Academy of Magic
Don McFadden
Kernell
Acrobatic duo shines as others perform at rough show
James F. Cook and James E. Smith shared honors with John Kernall for an evening of high order acrobatics. James Bradley offered acceptable tenor solos while Miss Mamie Mayo mimicked Miss Theresa Vaughan with a lively sing along and a pianist solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toart
James F. Cook
James E. Smith
John Kernall
James Bradley
Mamie Mayo
Theresa Vaughan
Uastler
Executive Committee to Meet for Grow for Congress Campaign
The Republican county committee Executive Committee is urged by County Chairman D W Powell to meet at the Central Republican Club on Washington avenue Friday afternoon June 26 at 4 o clock. The session will map a county campaign in support of Gulusha Grow for congressman at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainshill
Republcan
D. W. Powall
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Elepy
Gulusha A. Grow
Concrese
Popular Books at Small Cost Displayed for Readers
A large shipment of standard works arrives with more to come, offering three series at deep discounts. The Oxford, Rugby, and Columbus lines feature hundreds of titles from Dickens to Brontë, with prices as low as two to three cents, all bound and annotated. The full catalogue with prices will be in tomorrow’s issue, and doors will open for bargains unrivaled elsewhere.
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Ti ‘Tiangse Hoa
Vlacs
Oxford
Oxford Aerivea
Teisune
the Duchess
Aurora Floyd
Miss Braddon
Barnaby Rudge
Charles Dickens
Foul Play
Charles Reader
Gulliver's
Dean Swift
Handy Andy
Samuel Lover
Dane Eyre
Charlotte Bront
John
Halifax
Misa Mulock
Cooper
Master Passim
Florence Muarryat
the Moonstone
Wilkie Collina
Young Drake
Lord Beaconsfield
Lom Brown
Thomas Hughes
Jacob Abbott
James Grant
Mary A. Denison
Mayne Reid
Mrs. Edgeworth
Sir Samuel Biker
Henry Collingwood
W. H. G. Kingston
Henry Morton
C. M. Younge
William and
Robert Chambers
Trisuxe
Thackeray
Croikshank
Canally
Trigyxe
Tre Taisene
Irving
Harper's
Prank Leake’s
McClure’s
Review of Reviewe
North American
Century
Mr. Schwencker
Peor
W C A News Notes Evening Exhibitions and Classes
The note outlines a stereoptician pictures exhibition at the YWCA tonight with free entry for members and a suggestion to bring a guest. It lists noon services led by G Mahy of the YM A. German class starting next Thursday at 7, with Mrs Koetiler teaching and fees for ten lessons. Also mentions art instruction by Mr Fred Long in various media, with tiered pricing for members and non members, and ongoing women and children classes with schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
G. @. Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Thorsday
Koetiler
Fred. W. Long
Misa
Alice Stevens
Erle
For Sale at Dargala Antique Store Furniture Auction
Sale includes two 80 foot quartered oak counters a 15 foot quartered oak wall case a 12 foot show case two oak tables and chairs and other store furniture at 222 Wyoming Avenue Y M building. Auctions to Frank Moyer's office. Beacheston Woora Ballantine Aler J J Wall Lackawanna Avenue. Puller in Scranton on Monday January 18 1804 Elizabeth Scranton 55 wife of G A Puller daughter of late George W Scranton funeral notice.
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Dargala
Wyoming Ayoour
Y. M
Tequire
Frank Moyer
Puller
Scranton
Elizabeth Scranton
G. A. Puller
George W. Scranton
Welner Admits Guilt in Winton Manslaughter Case
Italian David Welner pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the Nov 18 killing of John Morgan at Winton. He was remanded to jail to await sentencing next Saturday. Cornelius Shew also pled guilty to larceny and receiving, with fine and jail time set. Additional cases included Mrs. Gehre found guilty of keeping a tippling house with a $500 fine and 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Welker
John Morgan
Winton
Manslanguer
David Wellnae
Big Attorn
Jouo
Corbett Adil
John M. Hierris
Manslwagtter
John Juricu
Morgan
Loslag
Waller
Slot
Juric
Wellner
Cornelius Shew
Clayton Clark
Scott
Siow
Ewards
Margaret Gehre
Dandaff Street
Carbondale
Kally
Gebre
Costa
Edwards
Nolle
Edward Coleman
Danmore
Frank Melinatro
Ae Small
McAndrew
Melinatro
Jeramish Walsh
Dundaff Street
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
Dundaff Ar
Straek
Garbled trial scene ends with guilty verdict and deceit allegations
The text reports a court case where Sheridan and Edward Lloyd attacked Thorpe after disputing a claim about dogs. The jury finds the defendant guilty. It also references a separate case of false pretenses involving John Copinski, Dickson City contractor, and a dispute over billed building materials and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Big Cave-In Threatens Homes on Green Ridge Road
A cave-in near Green Ridge on Ross Avenue endangers a double house owned by Bert Davis, with investors William Glifford and J. M. Baddera overseeing work. About 3 PM the earth sank, creating a thirty by thirty foot gaping void. no injuries reported though residents fled fearing another collapse. A team of horses near the site alarmed by the incident. The Von Storch heading, unused for years, hosts the unstable ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Avenue
Bert Davis
Row Avenue
Green Ridge
Bert Divir
Ocean
William Glifforl
J. M Baddera
von Storch
Aire
Dal
Powell Promotes Candidacy for Borough Justices
In Taylortown Pa on January 28 a notice announces John H. Powell as a long standing candidate for borough justices. The piece notes a corrigendum for an earlier omission and urges Republicans to caucus at Weber's rink Wednesday night with a strong ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Treilane
TayLon
Price Library Entertainment
John H. Powell
Jnsties
Peana
Powell
Weber
Congregational Sunday School
Old Forge Township
Edward L. Evans
Digkapn
Sanday
Maple City Miscellany funeral notices and travels
The notice records Maggie Fisher whose burial followed at St Mary Magdalen's church after dying Friday. Texas constable James Donnelly died at home at 1 p.m. with funeral arrangements to be announced. Charles Crandall and his mother left Mea for sister Mel in Buffalo while Harry Foster visits in Scranton. Thomas Crossley Jr. died Sunday at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Trine
Howerspae
Maggie
Buffalo
Mr. Crandall
Scranton
Thomas Crossley, Jr
Price Library Benefit at Taylor features music and readings
Taylor Pa January 22 price library association plans a Thursday night benefit with Prof Lloyd of Olyphant giving selections, Harry Bonna Thomas J Williams Blanche Ward among singers, plus a tragedy dialogue and a backward sung Old Oaken Hawket by a female quartet. Admission ten cents.
Prison Escape From Lackawanna Jail in Six Month Case
Orlando Edwards, jailed for horse theft, escaped from Lackawanna county jail in convict garb after a door was left open. He dashed across fields toward Dunmore, rode a coal train to Moscow, then was tracked to his brother-in-law’s house five miles past Wayne county and recaptured by officials the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Lacka-wanna
Orlando Edwards
Edwards
Waldron
West Side
Edwarda
Dunmore
Andtts
Moron
Wayne County
Bortree
Michael Grimes
Nay Ang
Moscow
Horaé
Fahey
Craig
Griswold
Warden Grimes
Boy Wanders Hyde Park Streets Before Safe Return
A six year old boy, son of J. Newey of Hyde Park, wandered the streets Sunday evening after an early morning errand. He reached Dateh Gap and was ushered by local youths toward West Market Street. Dr. Sullivan provided care for the hungry child until his father T. J. Detweller arrived to take him home. The Provident United choir resumed Friday and Sunday rehearsals at O Malley’s hall after a defeat at Allentown. They aim to perform in the Cambro American society contest at Wilkes Barre on March 17. James Harris and Henry Protheros visited Kingston last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newey
Hyde Park
Dateh Gap
Providence Strusre
T. J. Detweller
Providetee United
Allentown
O'Malley
In Our New Store The Scranton Cash Store Opening
In Our New Store The Scranton Cash Store announces its relocation with new layout and improved delivery. Company H Thirteenth regiment N P A will meet at the armory on Tuesday Jan 24 134 at p m to elect a captain by order of First Sergeant Joan W Bexsamr and Second Lieutenant FE D Conwis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Cash Store
Thirteenth Regiment
N. P.A
Sharp
Keeley Institute Advertises Alcohol Treatment in Stanton
The ad argues that abstinence fails and urges treatment at Keeley Institute, 726 Madison Avenue, Stanton, Pa. It claims liquor addiction alters the nervous system and promotes a lasting cure, and promotes three pictorials titled Telephone Girl, Good Morning, and Maidens Ironing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neucene
Keeley Inguitu
Madison Avenue
Stanton
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Norrman& Moore
Fire Insurance
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
Dren
Mears & Hagen
Lacka. Avenue
Wyorming Ave
City Notes
The
Howarth’s Hibernica
Felling
Eden Munse
G A. Fuller
Board of Trade
Choonas Ita
Ant
John Kerwell
the Hustler
V. W. C. A. News Notes
Beacheston & Woora
S and
Ballantine
Aler Arethe Beat
J. J. Wall
Lackawanvs Avenue
Welener
John Borgan
Jaiil
W. W. Thorpe
Chew
Melinairo
John F Scragg
Melinaire
Julius Moses
Archbald
No. 2 Court Room
Wales
Michael Nissen
Mr. Niesen
Mr. Moses
Chapute
Moses
Niesen
Nelsen
Wrgphant
Jot Sheridan
South Scranton
O'Neill
A. A. Chase
PF. J. Fitzschimmiona
Olyphant
Thorps
Thia
Tribune Office
Cor
Sprace St
John Oopinski
Dickson City
Renin Beown
Talaga
Mie
Develv
Agsuatuot
Maple City Miscellany
Price Library Association, of
Scranton Pritane
Taiaerk
Josefh Lowesbero
Thomas Fraccke
Lowenberg
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wyoming Ave
Horsethief
Joan W. Bexsamr
FE. D. Conwis
Lietenant
New York
Philadelphia
Brussels
Irish Point
Swiss
Nottingham
Scranton, PA
Christian
Was
the Hatter Avenue
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
First National Bank
Franklin Avenue
Huntington
Lackawanna Avenue
M. Brown
Cloak, Fur and Millinery
Dr. Jaeger
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