City Notes Reflect Local Moves and Legal Notices
John H Fellows and W Brownlis moved offices to Alewis building. Fourteenth ward opens No 1 school for pupils today. Catherine Tunes estate executor James McGovern discharged by court. Various local events include a Hibernians gathering and Methodist meeting. Gertrude Collis dies age 1 year. funeral in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. No 87 School holds public event. Clearings weekly totals reported. Lewis seeks divorce via next friend David Thames. A Capotave Avenue meat market burglary reported. thieves fled with cash. Grand Army post honors retiring commander with sword belt. Northeastern Pennsylvania ties noted.
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John H. Fellows
Og. W. Brownlis
Alewis
James Mcgovern
Catherine Tunes
Order of
Hibernigns
Amelie
Hibernian
Halon Pourth Avenue
Mary Harding
Gukforcourt
Amiay Davie
TH. A. Grant
L. Diypmaster
Howard
Jason Park Church
To O'Clook
Gertrude
Thomas Collis
Monroe Ave Nive
Ness
Monilly
Mundas
Dan So
Sigasles
SON
Sucre
Jiatet Lewis
David R. Thames
Iverce
David M. Lewie Crivelly
Allowes
D. W. Achoonever
Capotive Avenue
Tiakaa
Wien
Forestir & Window
Eid
Monles
Grand Army of the Republic
Hans
Wihasr
Howe
Menneylvaali
Cuban League Moves to Form City Branch
City officials consider a Cuban League branch in the region. Mayor Halley met with Frances W. Joan, the general secretary, and urged potential members to identify with the movement. The league, composed of prominent residents, outlines its goals and scope during the meeting.
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Cuban League of the United Pities
Halley
Frances W. Joan
Rome
Hlean Clilgens
Fifth Avenue Hotel Hosts Cuban Self Government League
The organization at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York on December 4 1800 lists Fran Alienta president and Charles A Dana among vice presidents. The league aims to express Cuban sentiment and secure by legal means the right of self government for Cuba. Mayor Bailey plans to consult prominent citizens to gauge local support.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Fran Alienta
Charles A. Dana
Thomas L. Gaines
Penwall
Flower
Chauncey M. Depew
John BR. Dose Passos
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas F. Gilrey
George Hoadley
W. Edward Simmons
C.H. Denlem
League
Cuba
Bailey
School boy charged in mail matter case
A Weyertold schol ley pupil, Jamo Meehan, was held in $1,000 by US Commissioner A J Colbern on a mail matter charge. He allegedly sent a letter to Annie Heulett, a school mate, leading to an inquiry and warrant served by Deputy US Marshal J Shea. Deputy U S Minut
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Jamo Meehan
Weyertold Scholley
Priveters
United States
A. J. Colbern
San
John Meulett
Res
Minutshul Jot
J. Shea
Mine wages the same says company chief
Captain W A May of the Missie Ceat and Tron company refuted claims that sweeping wage reductions were imposed on workers. He cited unchanged pay for most, noting reduced mine output led to shorter outside time and equal adjustments in repair and engine work across crafts.
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Missie Ceat and Tron Company
Hid
Capetain
May
Washington Avenue
Triftune
Anim
Hilleide Company
Ulkely
Mor
City thugs nabbed after drunken fracas in central ward
Disorder crowds tell of two men Jines Hagerty and Edward Deol detained after dragging a drunken man along Lackawanna Avenue. They paid a small fine in the mayor's court and were released. Patrols tracked a third assault on Center Street where Thos Shafer was struck with a black jack and fined.
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Ledlock
Hin Wrod
Dick Lite
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Yard
Howe
Center Street
Earle
Cannon
Thos
Shafer
Elis Vieline
Fragmented ad copy for cured ham and groceries
garbled text advertises a cured ham without rind and mentions prices and various items but readable details are limited. It appears to be an old market or grocery advertisement with scattered brand-like terms and partial product notes.
Choice residential lots in central Scranton offered
Important message promotes purchasing choice lots in central Scranton near Adams Jefferson Madison and Monroe avenues. Highlights convenient walking distance to business theaters hotels churches stores depots. Features include sidewalks curbs gas water mains steam heat asphalt paving and clear title. Call Jones at 311 Spruce for circular.
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Central
Scranton
Adama
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jones
Ben Hur Manager Clashes With Committee Over Pay
The Ben Hur manager Clark provoked a delay lasting about fifteen minutes by insisting on a contract demand before the curtain could rise. He threatened to withhold proceeds until his terms were met, sparking a confrontation with the entertainment committee and delaying the performance, though the show eventually continued.
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Clark
Waller C. Othurky
St. Luke's
Tailewtt
Performavives
Flo
Wwe
Clarke
Rufus d. Poster
Ehh
Prine Rensorter
Benjamin Tmamiltom Choark
Tev
Rogere Israel
Pa Mesers
Warren
Wolf
Coli
Tne
Vtaeing Mattis Dn Wiktat Matamison
Ark
Ovia
Hanlon
I. O
Abe
Kaa
Bly WU
Ratteslay
Porter
Kerr
Ex Sheriff Robinson Party in Hot Springs Gives Silver Cups
A visit by ex Sheriff Charles Robinson and companions to Hot Springs included a Saturday night dinner at the Scrinton house. They presented Charles and August Rollinson with silver loving cups, Tiffany’s New York craftsmanship with vine and berry motifs. Senator Stace of New York presided with speeches, and a large guest list attended the dinque.
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Charles Robinson
Victorisech
John Benore
Charles EH. Miller
Arkansis
Scrinton House
Charles
August Rollinson
Tiffany's
New York City
D. Wer. Wie
Senator Stace
New York
Clark
Bauer
Charles Mid Aveust Robinsen
Chanles A. Stadler
James Challey
John OH. Pellows
Prothonouy Clarenes
Conrad Behrouder
A. di Healey
Pruemers
PF. Gunster
HL Jermyn
Mayid
Hk. Pettehard
Frank Ooh
TS. Paw
Chares J. Welchel
J.J. Coimmines
B. Pish
W. H. Pevee
Carl Lorenz
A. Ey
Ben Pie to Be Introduced in Oswego Season
A crowd expects the introduction of Ben Pie at Oswego with the Cull group noting about 8,100 will be collected. The event is tied to the troubled Clerk and the ale and ootitteay project, seen as valuable and ready for use.
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Scranton
Medal of Honor Meeting Organizes June City Convention
The general committee for the Medal of Honor convention meets in Mayor Halles asking a June gathering. A finance committee is named with Colwell B. Eloote chairing alongside Chapa UP Hobson Hobbeon Sanderson and others. They propose no reception, a banquet, and tours to Mirthurst and related points on June 10, with dresses delivered by committee members and early-day business.
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Halles
Otis
Colwel BB
Eloote
Chapa UP
Hewow
Chiarles Hobbeon
George Sanderson
G. Woeinci
Wed. Gounel
John J. Kiowe
Tauer
Jerman
Mimhurst
Plaintiffs Win Ejectment Suit in City Court
Jury returns verdict in favor of plaintiffs in ejectment case involving Th Comepyr Russell before Judge Pupdy Shuma. Jones Schimpf case postponed to next week. final decision expected in coming days as the third week of hearings begins with Judges Archbald and Gunster presiding.
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Comepyr- Russell
Wile
Pupdy Shuma Plegs
Mien
Jones-Schimpf
Archbald
Gunster
Saleswomen Arrested and Fined for Transfer scheme
Two women were arrested and fined after using West Side transfers to ride for one fare. The incident drew comment from General Manager Silliman who said the practice is extensive and must be stopped. Witnesses noted transfers were shared during lunch hours, with staff colluding to exploit the system.
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Tor Come Panion
Silliman
Tom Millan
West Side
Heimne
Sunni Dna
Lnter
Wilw Tribune
Winton Breaker Disaster Leaves Site Sealed
Unclear wording describes a breaker off the Pierce Coal Company at Winton being totally destroyed and the area sealed. No further details on casualties or exact cause are provided.
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Winton
Pierce
Fire damages mine and brokers as listed in local notices
The article notes a fire Saturday morning destroying mine contents and the broker valued at 500 dollars insured for one third. It mentions executives James J. White and F. L. M. Towley connected to the company and lists local business notices and a funeral announcement for Horoph Walshmere Glvend with a funeral service the next day.
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Fuille
James J. White
Micelty
Ja Preeident
Ft. 1
Walsh
Dunmore
Tan
Horoph
Walshmere
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Olive
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FL & M
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Konbony's
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Licka
Tallor
John Ross
Spruce Street
Ife
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Tuack'a
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W. R. Black
Sawyer’s Millinery Store
Winstow
Hyde Park and Taylor
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
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Prop
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