Epiphany church wedding in Philadelphia quiet and simple
Miss Blanche Andrews daughter of Mrs. Benjamin M. Andrews Springfield Ohio married Attorney A J Colborn in Epiphany Church Philadelphia. Rev Dr Hardcastle officiated. Bride given by Mrs. Miller. Attendees limited to immediate family. Couple to reside in Scranton returning February 1.
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Tn Epiphany Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Blanche. Andrews
Benjamin M. Andrews
Springfield
A. J. Colborn
Hardcastle
Miller
Myr
Mre. Colhorn
Washington, D. C
Local residents listed on two weeks trip and visits
A long list of names from Central City and West Scranton, including Mr and Mrs, and Misses, note a two week trip to New York and Jersey City. James P.F. Wager Adel Moore John G. Mel Connell and F.L. Cyne registered at the St Dennis in New York. Mina Gertrude Tucker returns to Carbondale after a week with Miss Allee Rowley in Carbondale. Rowley accompanied Tucker on the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Peledlander Lage
New York
Jersey City
James FP. Wager
Adel Moore
John G. Mel Connell
FL. Cyne
St. Dennis
Mina Gertrude Tucker
Carbondale
Allee Rowley
Wromiing Avenue
Mika Tucker
Estimates Committee Battles Health Bureau Funding Debate
Select Councilman Vaughan attacks Superintendent Allen at a subcommittee meeting over a combined $300 police surgeon and health department examiner item. Wormser defends the bureau while the panel cuts two items and leaves the superintendent’s pay at $1,200, with further wards on library sidewalks and street work.
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D. W. Vaughan
Allen
Bureau of Health
Director of Public Safety
F. L. Wormser
Wormser
Bureaus of Fire and Police
Vaughan
Keller
Wermeer
Scranton Public Library
Department of Public Works
Roche
Clemons
Supper At Elm Park Church By Notable Ladies
A well attended supper at Elm Park church last night was led by a committee of ladies headed by Mrs Samuel T Jones and Mrs Arja Williams. The list of committee members includes Myra J XX Rice Mrs Cernon D B Hand C D Simpson John Serage A Tappan Horn H Prendergast Ll Crawford Warren Evans Mary Pen han McGearrah Wentz W Edgar IF W R Christian B B Hicks Carrie Hughes T H Dale A R Maub Swarts Downing B L Richards Dr Anna Clarke and others.
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Elm Park Church
Samuel T. Jones
Arja Williams
Myra. J. XX. Rice
Anna Clarke
David Spruka
Runaway Boys Thought To Be Bound For New York
Police were alerted that 15 year old John Woodworth of Fairfield Avenue and 14 year old John Morel of Breaker Street fled for New York with enough money for Ivy fares. Woodworth was located by Jersey City police and will be sent home under conductor supervision. Morel remains missing.
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John Woodworth
Richard Woodworth
Fairfield Avenue
John Morel
Breaker Street
New York
Metropolis
Jersey City
Woodworth
Send Us Your Clothing for Renovation
Steam cleaning offered by Pavis' Steam Dye Works at 419 Penn Avenue promises germ removal and smallpox precautions through renovation and cleaning services for clothing.
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Pavis' Steam Dye Works
Penn Avenue
Scranton Post Office Shows Record 1901 Business Growth
The Scranton office reports 1901 receipts of 216 500 with money order funds totaling 1 240 543 and total handling of 1 498 000, ranking third in the state and forty fifth nationally. Assistant Postmaster D W Powell notes growth since 1894, highlighting substantial increases and the opening of new substations in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Scranton
United States
D. W. Powell
Federal
Two men charged with conspiracy face hearing next Tuesday
Thomas J. Richards and Martin P. Miller were arrested on a conspiracy to injure the business of John A. W. Hopewell, editor of the Providence Telegram. The hearing before Alderman Myron Kasson is set for Tuesday night. The case centers on actions linked to the Citizens’ Alliance and a boycott against Hopewell’s advertisers.
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Thomas J. Richards
Martin P. Miller
John AW. Hopewell
Providence Tegiator
Oelock
Myron Kasson
Citizens’ Alliance
Hopewell
North Scranton
United Mine Workers
The
Register
Alliance Challenged by Central Labor Union Statement
The Central Labor union executive committee denounces the Citizens' Alliance claiming many members lack understanding of trades unionism. It accuses the alliance of masking its true aims behind a declaration of principles and calls for education to counter perceived deception in the labor movement.
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Citizens
Aland
Contra Tador Union
Citizens’ Allianon
Cliigens’ Alliance
Citizens’ Alliance
Mliance
Lonisi
Postal Money Order Totals Rise Across Registries
An OCR-damaged report shows increases in total money orders handled and funds processed, with percentages and comparisons to earlier years. It notes gains in registry business, special deliveries, postage stamps, and personnel counts, alongside folded figures for letters received and delivered and various depot activities.
Nutritive Thorne Treats Offer At Spruce Street
A local notice invites readers to use Thorne products praised for their nutritive quality. Orders can be left or phoned in at 420 Spruce Street, as stated by Lt.
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Thorne
Spruce Street
Floridas Fruit Price Drops for This Week
An advertisement notes Florida fruit priced at 3.00 per box for this week. It contrasts wholesale New York prices of 3.50 to 4.50 per box for fine bright Floridas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Open public discussion on First The origins and trailes of alliance
An open public discussion outlines First The origin and symbols of trailes alliance. Debates cover the nineteenth century development, the chain of capital reform, and the role of alliance committees seeking unity and influence across regions. The piece notes tensions among factions and calls for continued dialogue and clarity.
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Anillance
Trailes Auterlent
Secomke
Herta Develommienk
Wanda
Tive
Patna
Hamar
Dinner of Engineers Fifth annual banquet in Scranton
The Scranton Engineers club held its fifth annual banquet at the board of trade assembly room with about fifty attendees. A long list of members attended and addressed the gathering, the social committee organized the event, and a pre banquet business meeting elected officers and formed committees for the year.
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Board of Trade
Scranton Engineers’ Club
Board of Trade Assembly Room
Spring Brook
L. A. Watres
J. H. Fisher
Mexars
Rowley
Stock
LaRue
Hower
Blackington
Dunning
Marple
Williamson
Lane
Hamilton
Boston Brown Bread Delights Bread Lovers
Hunineys Boston Brown Bread offers a delicious change from ordinary bread and is properly made and perfectly baked. Order now at 420 Spruce Street.
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Huniey
Boston
Spruce Street
Health officials blamed as council fumes over smallpox care
Councilmen Evan Evans and A L Lewis charged the health bureau with negligence over Brace and Mrs. Lewin’s smallpox quarantine at Bromley Avenue. They cited burned bedding and beds were not replaced, prompting appeals to Director Wormser for bedding. funding and vaccination measures were approved amid other ordinances and lighting asks.
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Mr. Lewis
Director of Public Safety
Bureau of Health
Brace
Bromley Avenue
Wormser
Evan Evans
Nagell
Chittenden
Select Council
Joseph EF. Evans
Beaumont and
Warren Streets
Miln Avenue
Theodore and
Ferdinand Streets
Gorge Street
Plfr
Cainin
Robathin
Health officer denies smallpox mistaken for chicken pox in Priceburg
Dr Kennedy, health officer, confirms four residents have smallpox and a new case, Mrs George Briggs, breaks out. quarantines and guards at affected houses remain, with no additional cases reported to the bureau of health.
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Kennedy
Priceburg
George Briggs
Bureau of Health
Gilroy Buys Cote On Lackawanna Avenue From Harowlts
F A Gilroy purchases the R B R M C A cote on Lackawanna avenue formerly owned by Jacob Harowlts. The deal transfers ownership of the property and reflects local real estate activity.
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Lackawanna Ave
Jacob Harowlts
Archdeaconry Meeting Opens in Witken-Barre Church
The winter meeting of the Borantory archdeaconry opens at Calvary Episcopal Church Witken-Barre with Bishop Talbot and Archdeacon Coxe in attendance. A musical program decorates the service and speakers address church membership duties, worship, work in the twentieth century, and Christian giving.
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Borantory
Calvary Bylecopal
Witken- Barre
Talbot
Archibioon Cone
St. Stephen's Holy
Exch
Rogere Terael
D. D
R.A. Bayer
Carbondale
Tinton BP. Ware
Honeschule
Christiana
Charles P. Fessenden
Women's Auxiliary
Archdegion Coxe
Sesason
Archdeuicon Coxe
Concert Tonight at Grace Lutheran Church
An evening program at Grace Lutheran Church on Madison avenue and Mulberry street features a piano solo, soprano and contralto arias, a tenor piece, a duet, and several instrumental numbers. Performers include Mies Kline, Misa Black, Mica Salmon, and Ralph Wilkinson with selections such as An Matin and The Swallows.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Mixa
Susan Black
Thies
M.D. Engine Wontel
Elovanent Tel
Mica Black
Mies Salmon
The
Swallows
Ooccee
Cow
Rathene
Mir
Ralph Wilkisanita
Duss
Sehigans Mod
Ragen Wensel
Mies Block Und Me
Williaa
Pascolini Held on 1500 Bail for Felonious Wounding
Magzereno Pascolini was held on 1500 bail by Magistrate Howe after being charged with felonious wounding of Massimo Ceconi in South Scranton Sunday night. Ceconi testified that Pascolini stabbed him in the back as he approached a friend's house with eye witness Joseph Luchini corroborating the assault. Bondsman Richard Fleese of Meridian Street posted the bond.
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Magzereno Pascolini
Massimino Ceconi
Scranton
Hista
Howe
Ceconi
Pascolini
Joseph Luchini
Richard Fleese
Meridian Street
Pascollol
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Hand's Com. Milk Co
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Estimates Committee
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Webb
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A. BK. Dieter
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W. Menwoud
A. L. Lewis
W. T. Hackett
F. A. Gilroy
Weshingwee Ave
Archdeaconry Meeting
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Sumlee
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Lockwood
Lonsdale
Loomills
de Dwight
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H. Atlantic
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Enterprise
E. E. Hadley
Pawl
Joseph Green
Lacka, Avenue
Il. & W. Depot
Cramer-Wells Co
Ical
Aries
Phinterac
Charles
Scott
Franklin Avenue
Mercereau & Connell
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
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