Local News Roundup and Personnel Moves
William Voet and his son Charles of Muntros were in town. Sanford named manager of the Trotting theater, bringing years of experience with the Bostenham tidalee. Harry Leam, former city editor, spent time with friends in town. The Shamokin Dispatchy editor passed away, leaving a note on journalism’s future prospects.
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Mre
William Voet
Charles
Muntros
Ware
Wyoming
Ale
Woo
Batile
New York
Philadelphia
I. Hewett
Béruanton Tia
Guanites Baylnye
Sanford
Bostenham
Marc Temypioi
Promines
Gould Netaurit
Frothingham
Harry Leam
Telbitie
Bento
Lewy Wilt Hlor
Shamokin Dispatchy
Behuytkill County
Aft
Min Leam
Young Women’s Thrhltian Aesociation Turkey Dinner Event
The Young Women’s Thrhltian association plans a turkey dinner Tuesday January 2% from 22 to 2 oclock with live music from Sull Team. Tickets are on sale at the association rooms and should be bought quickly as hours open early next week. Proceeds aid winter expenses and aid applicants for work, including wash women and office helpers awaiting positions. The Frothingham theater management resumes with plans to offer premier attractions and keep the theater strictly first class and up to date under J. Banford’s guidance.
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Frothingham Theater
Scranton
Déaire
Banford
Baldwina
Frothingham
Baldwin
Bute
Sleigh Ride to Moscow Draws Scranton Residents
A Wednesday sleighride to Moscow enjoyed by many Scranton youths. Attendees included Myra Miller, Jenele Miller, News Hardenberg, Jonnie Keefer, Tara Michell, Edith Smith, Hadith Binck, Edith Karl, Ashley. Edward Behwears, Herbert You, WHHL Decker, George Winans, Frank Cannon, John Tonking, George Miller, Henry Schoenhala, and Henry Krug of Packing Co. St Joseph. Also noted were Meaves Dee and Thomas' electric crew. Funeral notice for Mary Holland, of Tenth Street, forthcoming.
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Moscow
Scranton
Bupper
Dixon's Hotel
Missen Myra Miller
Jenele Miller
Ews Hardenberg
Jonnie Keefer
Tara Michell
Edith Smith
Hadith Binck
Edith Karl
of Ashley
Edward Behwears
Herbert You
Whhl Decker
George Winans
Frank Cannon
John Tonking
George Miller
Night schools for laboring men boost city progress
The Scranton Young Men's Christian Association runs evening classes in business basics, drawing, English, arithmetic, and science to help working youths. Officials plan later adding manual training and tool work as part of a broader effort to provide free education after day jobs.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Ely Ovindés
Hetranton
Young Men's Chritthin Association
Che Aggeclithen
Scranton
Hristian
Tnstric
Pew
Brooklyn
Drexel
Philadelfila
Armour
Chicago
Young Men's Christan Association
Penc Hemen
Morey Secures Agency for Spalding Sporting Goods
Morey has secured the agency for Spalding's complete line of sporting and gymnasium goods. He also handles bicycles including the new 05 model, Rochester and Boarding wheels, at WY M. CLA building, Wyoming avenue.
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Fiymnasivum Athletic Grands
Morey
Cail and
Gee
Rochester
WY. M. Cla
Wyoming Avenue
Kellar to Perform in Scranton in The Lost Paradise
The Academy of Music hosts the renowned conjurer and the Frothingham company presents Henry De Mille's The Lost Paradise in Scranton. William Morris leads the troupe under Green Ridge Wheelmen sponsorship with strong crowds expected Friday night.
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Scranton
Academy of Music
Kellar
Pharaoh
L. Frohming
Henry de Mille
the Frothingham
Green Ridge
Wiliam Morris
Erie laborers suffer 12 cent pay amid regional rail notes
Reports from across the region describe wage cuts to twelve cents per hour for eight hour days. The district also notes scarcely there is light traffic on roads at night and a variety of local happenings from railway funerals to marriage announcements and locomotive performance discussions.
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Erie
Hale
Tom Ninh
Dota- Witte
Lickiwanha
Western Milk Truth
Ido
Trakomoan
North Main Avenue
Pinividenes
Aiborder
Offichia
Qutario
Western Mallrode
Brikeman Thompson
Mutual Ata Society
Mons
Westinghouse
Delaware and Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Delawaurs
Lackawiallin
Weertern Iron Horset
Hyde Throop
Walter Dickson
W. I. Halstead
Nol
Noodst
Dickson Miulietaring
Debate on Capital Punishment Frames Public Opinion
A letter from Dr. J. Williams of Pockville Pa argues for retaining the death penalty, contending it is essential to deter crime and protect society. The writer critiques abolition trends, urges swift, certain executions, and criticizes lax discipline in family and law enforcement, noting crime rises if punishment wanes.
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the Tribune
Samiped Romilly
J. Williama
Pockville, Pa
Dissatisfaction Over Wages Sparks Shaft No 1 Meeting
A dispute over top coal pay at Storrs Shaft No 1 Priceville led to a Lloyds Hall gathering in Dickson City. Mine Foreman Carson cited a new top coal pay scale causing unrest among miners. a committee met Superintendent Hughes seeking redress, with a potential strike discussed but report favored not to proceed.
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Storrs
Pricevun
Delaware, Lacka- Wana and Western Company
Thomas Carson
Lewis
Cary
Wis Hell
Cieerge Lloyd
Dickson
Benjamin Lugies
Ttway
Yesterias
Agin O
Lloyd's Hall
Hughes John Armstrong
Vaughn Richards
Hughes
Lhe
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Norton
Lackawanna Ave
M. Norton
Afos
Weston Mill
Punch
G.b.&co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mir’s
Allfornia of
Hernian
Weill
Scranton Physiciaras
Lim
Washington Avenue
Persowa
Henry Schoenhala
Henry Krug Packing Co
St. Joseph
Meaves Dee
Thomas
Roger
Timself
News OF the Railroads
Storrs Shaft No. 1
Carson
Shaft
Benjamin Woghes
Thive
Notly
Shotts No. Sand
Hood
Nice
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank
Spruce St
Pratt
Lackawanna Avenue
Akirts
P and I
Uribch's
Spruce Street
Seelig
Postoffice
Penn Avenue
Reason
aMoekoe Li
Nue Price
Hop Sing
Penn Ave
Mears & Hagen
Hamlet
Sapolio
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
C. M. Florey
Conrad, and Furnisher
Lackawanna Qve
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
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