City Notes and Notices Echo Busy Local Scene
Readable items report a Women’s Club meeting at the Conservatory of Music on Friday at ten o’clock, a charity sale on North Washington Avenue near Penn Avenue Baptist Church, a Lackawanna train incident yesterday, Calcedon Club event details, death of Robert Murty, a minor fire scare at 11 Driven Place, wrestling promised by Professor Dwyer and Leo Pav erllo at the Diegele club next Thursday, and a police note about a tramp incident at headquarters last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lts
Mo 4. Dwyer
Wilkerflare
Leo Paverllo
Hobo Presented at City Hall Station After Facial Burn
An incident in which a hobo was brought to the city hall station by Patrolman Thorp and Sereant Ridgway after suffering facial burns from a red bot eteve is reported. The January Kleon miner announcement and local lectures are also noted with various literary items and talks listed for tonight.
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Ledheling
Will
Thorpcon
Howe
KLRON
Kleon
Weedward and Elliott
Calomer
Lincoln EB
Brown
Fon
Clark Wilson
Hlieheth Mounrtone
Orld
Will dispute over Scranton estate bequest group
A caveat filed with the Register of Wills in Scranton objects to probating the will of Charles W. Roesler who died at his Franklin avenue home. Mary J. Roesler, granddaughter, seeks to overturn provisions that favor Mary Louise Osberry and John T. Cooper, with next Friday set for a hearing. The estate is valued around 20,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Charles W. Roesler
Franklin Avenue
Mary J. Roesler
Willard, Warren & Knupp
Mary Louise Deberry
John T. Cooper
Roeser
Pauline Jane Frankland
Mary Jane Roevler
Pauline PF. Huesler
Wrrnenburg
Germany
Page Court
Scranton
Mary l Lowise Osberry
Osberry
Roeslere
Roesler
Dodgetown
Wisconsin
Thoesler
Osberry's
Couper
O Malley and Miss Charles Wed in Saint Peters Scranton
Edward J. O Malley and Miss Agnes Charles wed at noon in Saint Peters Cathedral before a large crowd Rev P J Gough performed the ceremony. Mrs Harbers Schudt wore gray with Ruslan line trim. The couple's reception followed at West Market street then a wedding tour to Washington and Philadelphia.
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Edward J. O'Malley
Agnes Charles
St. Peter's Cathedral
P. J. Gough
Harbers Schudt
Philadelphia
James Jordan
Professor Schilling
Victoria Gruener
Cora Phillips
Frederick Petry
Arthur van Gordon
West Market Street
O'Malley
Patriotic Order Sons of America Meet in Lackawanna County
The P O S A camps in Lackawanna county will hold a convention in Guernsey hall on February 22. The meeting aims to brief delegates to the state convention on the issues at stake and to organize a county body.
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The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Lackawanna County
Guernsey Hall
Ineue
Curate George Dixon Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Rev. George Dixon, curate at St Rose's Catholic church Carbondall, was admitted to a Scranton private hospital with appendicitis. He faces an operation today by Dr. R H L Gibbons. Dixon had endured the illness for some time and surgery was recently decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
St Rose's Catholic Church
Carbondall
Scranton
R. HL. Gibbons
Dixon
Second Trial Proceedings in Local Court docket
In a common pleas court session a verdict favored the defendant in the trespass case Peter Ferrett vs Vito Gerard of Dunmore. An appeal by John Stret vs William and Jennie Saul was taken for the plaintiff at 12.12. The ejectment case Mary Duffy vs Mary C. Duffy continued, covering land in Curbendale and entering its second trial with two verdicts required for a good title. Attorneys Newcomb Reynolds for the plaintiff and Price Duty for the defense led the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Peter Ferrett
Vito Gerard
Dunmore
John Stret
William Saul
Jennie Saul
Mary Duffy
Mary C. Duffy
Curbendale
E. ©. Newcomb
John PF. Reynolds
E. &. Price
T. P Duty
Attorney Objects To Nomination Certificates In Lackawanna Township
Attorney John P. Quinnan for Patrick Higgins filed objections to the WCorne faction’s nomination in Lackawanna township. Higgins alleges primaries were improperly conducted and lists named candidates who allegedly received votes but were not properly nominated. A morning hearing will be scheduled to argue the objections.
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John P. Quinnan
Patrick Higgins
Wcorne
Democracy
Lackawanna Township
Higgins
Vetea
Sue
Patrick Mongan
Patrick Philbin
William Buckley
Appeal to Supreme Court in Eighth Wari election contest
An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is planned after Judge Archbald ruled the Vaughan bill costs must fall on the petitioner. Attorney FE W Thayer prepares the papers with Langstaff center petitioners to assist, aiming to overturn the judge's cost ruling if Kelly wins the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Archbald
Vaughan
Panera
FE. W. Thayer
Langstaff Center
Kelly
Divorce Hearing in Scranton Case Before Judge Archibald
In chambers yesterday Judge Archibald heard the divorce case of Joseph Stein against Jennie Stein. Attorney Frank Boyle appeared for the libellant. Evidence showed their marriage at Coney Island about fifteen years ago. Mrs Stein left about two and a half years ago and is now employed as housekeeper for another man at Throop. Before the separation they lived on Beech Street, South Scranton.
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Archibald
Chambers
Diorce
Joseph Stein
Jennie Stein
Frank Boyle
Steins
Coney Island
Register of Wille Koch Admitted to Probate of Calvin Sevbelt Will
Wilhemina Koch registers that Wille Koch was admitted to probate the will of Calvin Sevbelt who died at his Jefferson avenue home last Friday. The will names Helen Sevbelt as widow, Calvan Keybolt Lawson as grandson, and several other heirs with specific bequests and an estate charge benefiting the widow. Letters testamentary granted to the executors Culvie Sewheist and Helen Sevbelt. other estates noted for Hatford, McMullen, and Davis with administrations listed.
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Wille Koch
Calvin Sevbelt
Jefferson Avenue
Calvin Revbell
Sarandon
Heien
Sepbolt
Weignes
Lene
Cardeger
Allen
Hite Paneer Cowell
Af Kesh Catewel
Lewkes Ue Maven
Lyman W. Pe
Flutenie V. Seybolt
Amd
Melon
Mumayne Beybolt
Turk
Helen & Ferbol
Alice KE
Lawson
Culvie
H. A. Knapp
Philip Haendiges, Jr
Blewart W. Hatford
Charles McMullen
Isabella McMullen
L. A. Patterson
Edward W. Davis
Elmharet
Adminia
Kerop Balm Promised Cure Despite Mocked Claims
A verbose old-time notice urges readers to try Kerop's Balm, claiming it cures ailments and will relieve symptoms fast. It promises immediate improvement after first use and offers a positive guarantee, with price 20 and 50 cents. The ad directs readers to purchase at all druggists.
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Kerop
Administration Granted in Dunmore Estate Case
In the estate of Bridget Reilly of Dunmore letters of administration were granted to Patrick Reilly. The record notes Sarah EB. Da vin received granted administration in a related case. The notices indicate probate actions proceeding in the jurisdiction.
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Sarah EB. Davin
Bridget Reilly
Dunmore
Patrick Reilly
Local Court Notices And Civil Motions Report
A summary of recent court actions includes appointment in the Second Ward to fill a vacancy after Bernard Davie’s death, and show cause orders in cases involving Joseph Goley and Mary Goley. Amended petitions name H W Northup, M A Colvin and P M Coler as executors, while Lafarette Mo Swarts faces filing demands in his divorce case. Arbitration hearings proceed on Main Street grading, with various subpoenas and rules for further arguments pending. Nelson Mortle & Company win a title against Ren Arono and Ciermen Building. the record notes judgment status and forthcoming deferment for further proceedings.
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William Allquaugh
Econstalle
Bernard Davie
John P. Borage
Nile
Colvin
Bidward Miles
H. W. Northup
M.A. Colvin
P.M. Coler
Lafarette Mo Swarts
Piebyel Swarte
Thomas Beck
Jamey O'Malley
J. D. Jone
Mooste
John Gelwel
Fligoler
Nelson Mortle & Company
Ren Arono
Search Over Mine by Trained Dogs for Missing Miner
From 4 pm to midnight five thoroughbred hounds and a hunting party combed the Johnson mine of Green Ridge Coal for John Zylankus who vanished in the mine. Dogs tracked garments and floors but found nothing. Adam Zylankus offered 40 dollars for clues and suspects murder as motive.
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Johnson
Green Ridge Coal Company
John Zylankus
Baturay Laet
Hie
Thees
Favorere
Tuesaday
Zylankus
Adam
Wilkes-Barre
Senate Passes Bond Validation Bill for Municipal Issues
City Solicitor Vorburg learns that a bill he drafted to validate all municipal bond issues since 1897 has passed the Senate on third reading without opposition. The measure would validate a $125,000 local bond issue rejected by L. Day & Company. The Kennedy act school board bill also clears the Senate, with officials planning to press for swift passage in the House.
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Vorburg
J. Vaughan
Senate
Ht. L. Day & Company
Jayne
Heedy
Tarrisbure
A Successful Progressive Euchre Party at Knights of Columbus
A euchre event at the Knights of Columbus club house raised funds for Green Ridge convent drawing 200 attendees. Miss Marg Moffatt and William Loftus tied for first. Letive won the fra prize a taborette. Moffatt took second, Frank McCawley third. other prizes went to Misses Mame and Nellie Maloney. committee included Kate Smith Louise Moffatt Allee Burke and Alame Maloney.
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Knights of Columbus
Green Ridge
German Court Physician’s Antipyrine Cure Praised
The text describes preparations prescribed by Dr. Krause, noted as Germany’s court physician, claiming rapid relief for severe meat distress cases and priced at six cents, sold by Matthew Bros.
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America
Krause
Germany
Matthew Bros
Jansen Still in Custody as Child Dies in Fire
Mrs Jansen remains unaware of her child's death due to hospital delays while Frank Jannen, a South Scranton barber, is jailed on charges of causing the blaze that killed his young daughter. The funeral was held at the grandmother’s home with schoolmates and teachers in attendance.
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Frank Jannen
South Scranton
Milton W. Lowry
Mra. Jansen
Janeen
William Jansen
Alder Street
No. 10 School
Florence
Father Straub
St. Mary's
W. A. Paine
Miller
World History Echoes From One Hundred Years Ago Today
A fragment recounts Europe’s political shifts and figures from a century ago, noting Rhine boundary history, French claims, and the era’s poets and philosophers. It lists apportionment figures for U S states, and mentions military and cultural figures born that year, including Pierre Cheri Lalont and Adel Frederic Lindblad.
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Europe
Myswick
Germany
France
Tusel
Diormenheim
Rhine
Gador
Katwijk
T. Thuan
Pierre Cheri Lalont
Albert Lange
Adel Frederic Lindblad
William Edward Jane
Paul Finte Littre
Charla Alfred Lee
William Lincoln
Charles J. Lathrobe
Englid Wraveler
America
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CaLironsta Fie Syavue Co
California
Fia Syave Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
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Louisville
New York
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Lackawarna Dar Co
Popegny Adama Avenus
Paggage
H. B. Ware
Omee Houra
Willans
PostoDea
Anita
Antoy Congeevatory
DJ Lansing
Rey
Jansing Wi
Delaelens
Hell
Washington Avenue
Penn Avena Baptist Ecureh
Anthin’ Leotiunl
Deter Ting
Lackawanna Tole
Willan An
Calvedondan
Calcedontin Club
Aiuliier
Robert Murty
Tomas Fadden
Eli Pethine
Lehighton Water Supply Co
Twhighton
Wellsport
Lehigh Valley Road
Broadway
SN. Y
Witken-Marie
C. W. Roesler
Charles
A. Convention
Perkina
Carbondale
Calvin Seybolt
Stein
Wills
Willwan
Smith Peeve Enna Eee
Eose Taylor Liaale James Aeveeet
Taylor Crotanda Longavierus
Onbenenee
Seranton Hee Muleright
Ooweee Ooone
Seranton Thomas Kherpkeeee
Seranton Soan Yore
Lewlich
Court House
Jansen
R. E. Hughes
Thomas Moore
Lonl Byron
Prince of Wales
London
Pierre Myacinihen
Aix Monte
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Noah Caroling
Massachusetts
South Caroling
Maryland
Connecticut
Kentughy
New Dormey
New Mampuhire
Cleorgia
Vermont
Tenneawe
Wholly Idland
Delaware
Ohio
Mladonayloa
Corea
Assaance
Bill Perkins
Crina Yall
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Wromine Avenue
Waldron
Cusick
Hayes & Varley
Spruce St
Washington
Wyoming
Feu
Ewing
Dr. Reyer
Schimpff
Lackawanna Avenue
Neversity
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