Notable Guests Attend Various City Functions
Personal notes list guests including Mr Wo, Mrs Athens, and Mrs Teherts at local homes. Colonel To Uitehcock traveled to Washington for the National Board of Trade meeting. Kate McGyourty and Kate Mawn attend the funeral of Mrs Veank Smoulter in Wilke Marre.
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Talbot
Athens
Attain
Dames
Ft Monirow
Amd
Hell
Ste. Dime Maywand
Weal Pittellai
P. Teherts
Mangiton Stort
Dh. Atherton
Role
T. To Uitehcock
Washington
National Boal of Trade
Kate McGyourty
Kate Mawn
Fiw
United in Marriage Reuben Cohen Weds Miss Mattie Lewis
Reuben Cohen of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania married Miss Mattie Lewis daughter of Rabbi Lewis at the Jewish synagogue last evening. Lawrence's orchestra played the wedding march. A reception and dance followed in Guernsey hall. The bride wore white duchess satin with lace and pearl trim. The couple left for Bulma New York and Niagara Falls and will reside in Punxsutawney where Cohen is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Cohen
Mattie Lewis
Lewis
Punxsutawney
MH. Lewis
Lawrence
Menielssohn
Guernsey Hall
Sadie Hinerfeld
Sadie Cohen
Goldie Lipstong
Annie Lewis
Bowling teams clash as Commercials trounce Scranton Bicyle Club
The Commercial Bowling team defeated the Scranton Bicycle Club by 59 pins in a lively match at Scranton's alley. Ritchie led the Commercials with 160 pins and a 147 average, as the scorecard lists final totals and individual marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Laught
Scranton Bicyelelub
Ritchie
Delaware Deadlock in Senate Ballot by Legislature
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press notes only slight changes in the Delaware legislature joint session ballot for the United States Senate. For the long term Kellney leads as Democrat with 15, Addicks 15, Dupont 6, others scattered. for the short term Willard leads Democrat with 22, Addicks 1, regular Republicans 9, Union Republicans 16 with various minor selections.
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Del
United States
Kellney
Addicks
Union Republican
Dupont
Scattering
Advent
Union Nepublicam
Amecomary
Willard
Union Mepah
Chu
Tragic Lamp Fire Kill Infant in Scranton Home
Frank Jansen, a 27-year-old barber, allegedly threw a kerosene lamp that exploded and set his Prospect avenue home ablaze. His infant daughter died, and his wife and sister in law suffered severe burns. Jansen denies intentional arson, with testimony and hospital reports shaping the case as it goes to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jansen
Scranton
Prospect Avenue
Fred Dimler
Jansen
Belinds McDonald
Mia
McDonald
Mra. Jonsen
Misa McDonald
City Hall
Mire
Molr
Sadie McDonald
Hiia
Says
Daly resigns as Lackawanna transportation head after reorganizations
J M Daly, superintendent of transportation at the Lackawanna railroad, has formally resigned his position to take effect when arrangements are made. Daly joined in 1899 and led a major overhaul of the system, with successors undecided. He leaves amid reorganizations following the retirements of senior officials and a broader restructuring of the transportation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Daly
Tansportation
Lackawanna Railroad
Mr. Daly
Transportation Department
BE. G. Rungell
A. C. Ballsbury
Daly
the Tribune
Clarke
Tribune
Lackawanna
United States
Tilia
Mgr. Daly
Peoria
Chicago, St. Paul
Kansas City
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Illinois Central
Beranton
Lackwanna
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Clergy Leaders
A 19th century promotional piece touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous disorders with endorsements from ministers and church leaders. It asserts improved health, appetite, and sleep after use and urges readers to seek the remedy to support nervous well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paine
Litte Inter
Burlington
Michaud
Woman's Christian Association
J. G. Laird
London
Ont
Thomas A. Verxell
People’s Tabernacle Congregational Church
Denver
Colo
Curtis Bay Baptist Church
South Baltimore
William ‘. Batley
A. K. Sanford
French Presbyterian Church
New York City
Curea
Lawrence band directs lively stage orchestration in student performance
The Lawrence ensemble under Prof W C directed a large cast of endmen led by Fred Phillips Otto Robinson Jack Kempher and many others. A bright chorus including Alfred Gutheing WIN Zlosmer Charlee Diesing and more complemented a gorgeous staging. The show ended with a dance as the audience enjoyed the event.
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Lawrence Band
Orches
Lie
W. C. It
Fred Phillips
Otto Robinnson
Jack Kempher
Au- Buet Geiger
Gua Ropert
Jake Minick
John Hahn
Charles Behouch
Billy Smith
Fred Neing
Charles Berghauger
Pete Moerker
Will Fickus
Fred Herman
John Stoeber
Joseph Zang
Bright Wiltielsams
Happs Joan Hit
A. A Welchel
Peter Zang
Michael Roth
Frank Koehler
George Wirth
Joseph Helriege
Charles Stoehber
Charles Lewert
Paul Clemmons
Emil Bonn
Adam Maus
Wil Moser
Theodore Lewert
Henry Motchman
John J. Sehnwider
August Storr
John Schmidt
Mrs Howe to obtain divorce after court reversal
Judge George B. Orlady ruled in favor of Mrs Minnie A. Howe of Philadelphia granting a divorce from Everett T. Howe after Philadelphia court had refused. The decision cites justified departure due to cruelty and threats including beating and threats to shoot. Mrs Howe supported by her father’s testimony.
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Superior Court
George B. Orlady
Minnie A. Howe
Philadelphia
Everett T. Howe
Court of Philadelphia
New Jersey Legislature Splits Vote On United States Senator
The two houses of the New Jersey legislature split their votes for United States senator today. General Sewell, the Republican incumbent, won 43 votes in the House to 1 for ex-Congressman Alva Clark. In the Senate Sewell led 11 to 4. Both houses plan to meet tomorrow at noon to formalize the results once declared.
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Provo
Trenton
N. JL
New Jersey
United States
Gyneral Williams
Sewall
Howee
Alvali
Clark
Rare Feast of Music by Junger Maennerchor at Music Hall
The Junger Maennerchor staged a minstrel style program last night at Music Hall featuring trained soloists Charley Berghaus er Jake Emich Billy Smith Will Zlez ner Fred Herman Fred Phillips John Stoeber Alfred Gutheing John Kem pher Otto Robinson Gus Revpert and Charles Diesing with City Treasurer Edmund J. Robinson as interlocutor. Councilman Phillips attempted a monologue but was met with a volley of friend laughter when vegetables hit the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Music Hal
Charley Berghauser
Jake Emich
Billy Smith
Will Zlezner
Fred Herman
Fred Phillips
John Stoeber
Alfred Gutheing
John Kempher
Otto Robinson
Gus Revpert
Charles Diesing
Edmund J. Robinson
Wingell
Phillips
Prite
Indian River oranges fetch high prices this season
Few hundred boxes of Indian River oranges produced this year. Indian River fruit brings twice the price and improves after February. Orders for boxes or halves of Indian River oranges missive to BE, G. Coeen's or Dr. G. EB, Mill & fon. Tangau ne and mandarine varieties ready for market now.
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Florida
Indian River
G. Coeen
G. EB
Mill & Fon
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Yan Wormer
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Delaware
South Side
Jingeen
Century Nose Company
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PJ. Hickey
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Frank Robling, Jr
Tim
John P. Quinnan
M. W. Lowry
Lowry
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Lackawanna Avenue
Calery Compound
Grippe
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
City
Junger Maennerchor
Washington Ay
Clarke Bros
Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
W.H. Pierce
Peno
Michael J. Sheeran
Raenneree Torn Dane A. Harding
Abuenee-Tieee-Sayeyenees
Ruben Coben Everceeeens
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Wen A Linden
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Lacka. Ave
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Janna Ave
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Wyoming Ave
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