Ice and debris clog North Main area in Suburb news
Ice covers roads from hydrant spill on Price street to half the street at La Zerne near Main. A well dressed woman slipped, a man fractured his leg earlier, and council is urged to fix the entrance to Wymbs court for safety. Debates at St Brenden circle discuss press freedom and local viaduct support.
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Binghamton
Price Street
Garfield
Filmore Avenue
Wara
la Zerne Street
Main Avenue
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James Shea
Thomas Fleming
Morgan Sweeney
Jim McCoy
James Quinnan
Joseph Barrett
James F. O'Malley
Charles Canavan
Ty. F. Carroll
Silk mill expansion in Twentieth ward boosts local industry
South Side News reports James Simpson & Co. plans to install looms in a new silks factory in the Twentieth ward. About 2,000 workers expected across South Side silk operations. Also covers poultry theft, a funeral at St Marys, Susan Dickinson talk to the YWCA, and several short notes on residents and visitors.
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James Simpson & Co
Slk
Ao Us
South Side
Midnight theft attempt at Westminster cellar ends in inquiry
Early morning raid halted by police as six men moved barrels of whiskey from Westminster cellar. Music teacher BE Southworth claimed responsibility for moving goods tied to debtor J C Vance, who had fled north after a broken leg kept him from business. Investigation notes Vance’s financial trouble and a planned hotel proprietorship handoff to William McBride.
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John Thames
Westminster
BE. E. Southworth
Mr. Southworth
Davin
Leutenant
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North
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Vane
Vance
William McBride
John Jermyn
George Keller
Joseph Jermyn
C. Q. Carman
Davis
West Side social season opens with Streeter reception
Our Club hosted a lavish reception at the Jackson street home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Streeter with Oppenheim's orchestra providing dancing music. The Elite dancing class held its first annual social in Mears hall with Lawrence's orchestra leading the dancing and red white and blue streams adorning the hall. A large list of notable attendees from Meadville and Wilkes-Barre attended the West Side event, while Walter Jones and others oversaw arrangements.
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West Fide
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En Bower
Green
Oppenheim
Wilkes-Barre
Lawrence
Prof. Lindsay
Walter Jones
Wl Johns
David Owens
Thomas Evans
Misses Minnie Bunnell
Grace Courl
Jennie Buckens
Mira Harriet Albaugh
Mead
Daisy Buckland
Elia Goushall
Ethel Porter
Miss Potter
Miss Bennon
Misa Blale Keller
Lillian Burdick
Clara Saunders
Ella Saunders
Emma Ballsu
Margaret Hutton
Lillian Reynolda
Amy Howell
Jennie Lowry
Ligne Lawrence
Laura Niebell
Esther Thomas
Badle Mattes
Ella Davis
Gertrude Williama
Miss Gunster
Cora Williams
Cora Preston
Hattie Evans
Edith Jones
Bessie Jones
Jesh Richards
Misa Jamin
Margaret Davis
Maggie Davis
Georgia Johnson
Cora Griffin
Annette Davis
Miss Ebinger
Edith Taylor
Mary Hughes
Junnietta Kelfer
Myrtle Perry
Hattie Oram
Miss Storr
Miss Myers
Edith Boftly
Vickie Stanton
Anna Davis
Ruth Davis
Addie Willams
R. W. Newbauer
Farnham
Harry Peck
John Phillips
W. R. Pryor
W. R. Price
Reed Lively
Henry Rively
Harry Swalmbank
George Birkman
C. A. Howard
A. A. Shannon
Howard Tripp
John H. Thom
Local society notes highlight Pittston weddings and gatherings
Mrs Bennett of Pittston visits Cherry Street guest Mrs Bulkley. Mrs Mey and Florence of Wilkes-Barre stay with Mrs Mowery in North Binkely. DP J Smith rests at home on Cherry Street. Robert Young and Milas Amelia Pinkney wed in Pittston with Rev O Neill officiating. Mix of visits, receptions, a surprise party for Mr and Mrs William Stewart, and a Cinderella performance for charity.
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Cherry Street
Mey
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Wilkes-Barre
Reuben Mowery
North Binkely Street
DP. J. Smith
Robert Young
Milas Amelia Pinkney
Helen Sandera
Amberton Bellis
Miles Jane Vanievender
Moosic
Joan Miller
Blakelyatree
Folka
O'Neill
William Stewart
Ee Talent
Local News and Notices from Wharton Street Area
Miss Grace Fair visits on Warren Street and Rev T E Jepson preaches at North Main Avenue Baptist church in a lively revival. Several social calls, a party for Miss Bothina Monk, and a large indoor baseball game at Company H armory highlight community life. George Beamish, son of ex Mayor Beamish, dies at 18. funeral plans to be announced.
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Robert Morris Lodge
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South Main Avenue
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Howell Harris
W. R. Lewis
Morris Thomas
Lizzie Reynolds
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Martha Davies
William R. Evans
Sarah Watkins
Philadelphia
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Luzerne Street
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Jackson Street
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South Decker's Court
Iil
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Bouth Main Avenue
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Tenth Street
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Rebb
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Carbondale
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Wilkes-Barre
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Johannesburg reform committee bail outlook in Pretoria report
The Times will publish a Pretoria despatch stating all reform committee members arrested at Johannesburg will be bailed on Friday except Lionel Phillips Col Francois W Rhodes Percy Farrar and John Hayes Hammond. The inquiry for the accused is expected Wednesday with most to be released thereafter.
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the Times
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Johannesburg
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Chamber of Mines
Col
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Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
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Country Life
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Unpaid sugar bounties draw Senate attention
Mr. Caffrey of Louisiana urged the judiciary committee to act on the sugar bounty issue after reading a communication from the president and treasury secretary about suspending bounty payments by Comptroller Bowler. He questioned whether a subordinate could nullify a congressional appropriation.
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Judiciary Committee
Washington
Caffrey
Louisiana
Secretary of the Treasury
Bowler
Symphony Benefit Concert Ends in Assured Success
The Home for the Friendless benefit concert, led by Theodore Hemberger, is nearly sold out as rehearsals finish. The Academy of Music hosts the event Tuesday evening with seat diagrams available from 9 o'clock, promising a large audience.
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