Public School Janitors and City Meetings Highlight Local Notes
City notes report janitors for public schools will be paid in full. Viewers in Bevan district continue hearings on appeals. The hospital venue opens to the public with a small admission fee. Water Company election proceedings name Col. A as president and Robert I. as treasurer. A divorce case and a perjury charge are noted with court actions. Civics Club meets at Albricht Library Hall discussing suffrage and county government.
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Cw's
Civics Club
Albricht Library
O'Clock
Yes Perduit
Toplc
Choos
Bern
Eloek
Poor Board Fails to Organize. Several Directors Absent
Reported poor board operation with another failed attempt to convene. A meeting adjourned after many directors did not attend. one member from Browne city area offered a weak justification. Conn Ras appointed as successor to Director Terone. Terone resigns.
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Plevss
Brooke
Direstor
Terone
Young Women's Christian Association to hold meeting
A note in Y W C A notes extends a January 27 meeting for local YWCA members. A new program starts in the gym with a first lesson Saturday at 10 oclock. It will meet weekly and will admit both boys and girls. All interested should attend the initial lesson if possible.
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Young Women's
Chrisian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Dr Alexander’s Lung Healer Remains A Believed Remedy
An ad touts Dr Alexander’s Lung Healer as a copied prescription for lung and throat issues. It claims relief from coughs colds bronchitis and prevents pneumonia and consumption with timely lung action. Free samples are offered at Lane’s for meals 190 Spruce Street.
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Howe
Able Address of Mrs L M Gates at State Association
Mrs L M Gates delivers an able address before the Pennsylvania Young Women's Christian Association state convention in Pittsburgh. She notes losses from death and resignations, praises secretary efforts, and highlights new and expanding local associations, memberships rising to 3768, and plans for housing, cooking, sewing, and outdoor programs.
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Aska
L. M. Guten
Young Women's Christian Assectation of
Pennsylvania
Eselon
Pittabure
Ff. Everhart
Womer
Christ
Misa Wrooks
N. A. Lowry
Agais
Dunt
Ama Hays
Pittebury
Conmitten Bay
Camual
Darlington Seminary
Hiaievilla College
Pennsylvania College For Women
Dickinson Seminary
Withomeport
Edwardsville
Scranton
Blaze Bar Association to Meet in Wilkes-Barre
The Blaze Bar Association executive committee decided to hold the next state convention in Wilkes-Barre July 1 and 7, with a banquet to close. William G. Hornblower of New York and Daniel A. Wiley will be speakers as four to five hundred delegates attend debates on proposed state law codes and improvements.
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Blaze Bar Association
Philadelphia
Wilkes Barre
Fitteburg
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barrie
William GB. Hornblower
New York
United States Supreme Court
Daniel A. Wike
Speorhers
Hospital Move to Monroe and Linden Site
The Hahnemann hospital will relocate from its current HBiair homestead to the eighteen room building at Monroe avenue and Linden street, owned by W W Scranton. The plot covers an acre and was valued at 40000. If state aid comes, directors plan to buy. otherwise the property will be leased.
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Hahnemann Hospital
Hbiair
Monroe Avenue
Linden Street
W. W. Scranton
W. T. Backett
Blair
Death of James Sullivan Provokes Formal Investigation
Mine Inspector Henry O Prytherch of the Second Anthracite district asked Coroner J J Roberts to investigate the death of James Sullivan who died last Thursday at Lackawanna hospital from scalding from steam at the Taylor culm washery. Coroner Hubert a empanelled a jury and they viewed the remains. the jury will meet next Wednesday evening at the court house. Sullivan was a fireman at the Carson and Davies washery in Taylor and was killed when he adjusted a ball valve on boilers causing steam to escape and scald him.
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Henry O. Prytherch
J. J. Roberts
James Sullivan
Thos, Hession
Woosley Fetzinger
Willam Nehart
Charley Davis
David J. Jones
Court House
Carson & Devies
Taylor
Young Sullivan
Bridegroom Still Missing After Searches
Pius Sweeney of Providence remains missing as his bride Miss Moran reports no contact. His brother conducts a thorough hunt with no results while rumors of a Colorado departure surface from a closely connected young acquaintance in the North End.
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Pius Sweeney
Providence
Miss Moran
Mr. Sweeney
Sweeney
Colorado
North End
Maplewood Fishing Party Returns From Cottage Outing
Ex Sheriff Charles Robinson and a group of friends returned last night from Maplewood. The party, gathered at his cottage Karlerhue, enjoyed a rewarding fishing outing with each member receiving a handsome mess. The group included Philip Robinson Victor Koch Peter Ziegler Jooree Okell Eugene Schimpff Co Loreng Theodore Miller Fred Durr Charles Miller Judge F W Gunater Fred Warnke George Hufnagel Albert Zenke and Charlies Robinson.
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Charles Robinson
Maplewood
Elievis
Mr. Robinson
Karlerhue
Philip Robinson
Victor Koch
Peter Ziegler
Jooree Okell
Eugene Schimpff
Co, Loreng
Theodore Miller
Fred, Durr
Charles Miller
F. W. Gunater
Fred, Warnke
George Hufnagel
Albert Zenke
Charlies Robinson
Wonderful Snare Drummer Delights Music Hall Audience
Major Hendershot snare drummer and novelty artist entertained a large audience Thursday night at Music Hall aided by his son and local talents Liew Herbert baggaa Eddie Decklenick boy soprano and Miss Tessie Bloat. His drum imitations of a naval battle and a locomotive through a tunnel drew strong applause. The show was presented under Camp No. Bons of Veterans.
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Music Hall
Major Hendershot
Liew Herbert
Baggaa
Eddie Decklenick
Tessie Bloat
Cleverittle
Hendershot
Died Cobb Murphy Renshaw in Scranton and Tunkhannock
In Scranton on January 3 David Cobb son of Mr and Mrs William Cobb died at home. Interment at Dunmore Cemetery. Anna Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Murphy died January 3. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM, Cathedral Cemetery. Atlantic W Renshaw of Tunkhannock died January 14 at age 17 years. Funeral at the home Saturday at p.m. Interment Gravel Hill Cemetery.
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Cobe
Scranton
David
Mia
William Cobb
Bumter Avenue
Dunmore Emery
Murphy
Mine Anna
Alena Thomas Murphy
Cameron Avenue
Puneral
Cathedral Cemetery
Renshaw
Tunkhannock
Atlantic W
Gravel Hil
Incendiary Blaze Destroys Green Ridge Mill and Homes
Fire at Green Ridge centers on Oakley casket works and Madison avenue mill. Incendiary suspect linked to prior break in and a second fire elsewhere. Losses total about $16,000 for Oakley mill, $1,400 for Ripley dwelling, with minimal insurance coverage. Fire companies from Dunmore and Scranton fought the flames amid low water pressure. one firefighter, Victor Burschel, injured.
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P. W. Ripley
Elmet Street
Dunmore Department
Scranton
North End
Art
Oakley
Madison Avenue
Green Ridge
Dunmore
L. M. Bennett
Neptune
Inde
Prndent
Smilth
Liberty
Niagara
General Phinney
Beranton
Felinot Street
PF. W. Hipley
BL. Keene
Edward Wilmarth
Mr. Oaklevy
PB. W. Fupler
John Goodwin
Dulin
Poremnan Victor Burschel
Independents
EB. L. Keene
George Bingham
Ripley
Keene
Wilmarth
Elks Win Bowling Series Over Bicycle Club
Elks defeat Scranton Bicycle club 3895 to 2218 in last night’s bowling match at the Elk club alley. George Phillips led with 192, William Roper 188 for opponents. Charles Fowler held top Elks average at 165. Next challenges set for Feb 6 and a West End Wheelmen clash pending location.
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Bicycle Club
Lodge of Elks
Scranton Bicycle Club
Elk Club
Elk
Ser
Toy the Elks
George Phillipe
William Roper
Charles Fowler
The
Elks
Charles Weichel
Charles Revel
Robert Warton
Zep Madden
George Phillips
E. G. Worden
Co. van Wormer
Arthur Godfrey
Dr. Wardell
George Wettling
Tuesday Evening Concert at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church hosts a Tuesday evening program on January 6 for the Ladies' Aid Society. The concert features piano duets by Rosencrana and Louise Johnson, vocal solos by Mrs Mev and others, instrumentals with violins and cornet, recitations by Mr Grifter, and a pantomime, with Misses Maud Fisher Lilian Keyword Hottie Kline Florence Mooney in the cast. Proceeds benefit the Ladies' Aid Society.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid B Society
Rosencrana
Louise Johnson
Missea
Jennie Kaufman
Alice Leighow
Voral
Mies Verna Wiliams
Maude Pisher
Lillian Kenwird
J. O. Williams
Orgen
Storme
Mev
Ll. BR. Foster
Maud Fisher
Lilian Keyword
J. Hy Williames
Storms
Hottie Kline
Florence Mooney
Bertha Frances
Bolo
Ewe J. Gipnet
D. H. Grifter
New Haven Opens Track Tryouts As French Hercules Arrives
A. T. Copeland and Yade a new trainer begin work in New Haven today as track team tryouts assemble Monday in the gym. Allert Auvey known as the French Hercules enters weight lifting as a leading aspirant. He has just arrived in the U S and seeks contests with American strongmen. He weighs 246 pounds with a 48 inch chest and is 25 years old. Jack Everhard is mentioned as a southern light-.
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A. T. Copeland
Yade
New Haven
Allert Auvey
Hercules
Auvry
Europe
Weight Champion Daly to Face Boxer in Chicago Bout
The weight champ and Jack Daly are set for a six round bout at the Trinda Athletic club in the Seventh Regiment armory Chicago Tuesday night. Daly is viewed as a rising contender in the light weight class with the winner likely to fight Kid La Vina soon. The purse is listed at 1395 pounds.
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Jack Daly
Trinda Athletic Club
Seventh Regiment Armory
Chicago
Daly
Kid Laviene
Everhard
Martin Julian
Rob Fitzsimmons
New York
Jim Jefferies
Sharkey
Julian
Jefferies
Sailor
Fitz
McCyoy
Lenox Club
Scranton Area Basketball Notes Outline Local Games and Plans
Scranton basketball notes describe upcoming matches including Scranton team vs Wyoming Seminary in Kingston on February 3 and a potential Scranton Athletic Club on the South Side. It mentions George Koch sidelined with a slip, possible Beranton and Pittton matchups, and proposed games with the University of Pennsylvania during Hasler week.
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Nantlcoke
Seranton
Nanticoke
Tor
George Koch
Scranton
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston On Riday
Scranton Athletic Club
Bouth
Miles Giions
Erit
University of Pennsylvania
Hasler
Philadelphia
Peter Frans
Providence
Thomas Tuvin
Weer
Georgy Gibbs
Central City
Teets
Bornton
Borin Fon Tum
Zang’ Cafe
Linden Street
Kingston
Aang
Moir
Pathrenholt
Bricker
Posner
Melouald
McGoldrick
Tuttl
Davis
Frang
Pickner
Gime
Thie City
Nori
Rnd Stara
Detenuerw
Leo's
Creecont
Eity
Central Ety
Beranton Eleyvle
Uren Hidge Wheelmen
North End Stars
Pennsylvania
Mall
Wonin
Stars
James Haswell
Beranton Tribune
Teuly
Charles Zong
Georgy Nelson Teets
Beranton
Pittton
Young Men's Christian Association
Pittston Area Teams Compete With Regional Clubs
A list of athletic men from Pittston and nearby cities includes players from Bloomsburg and Scranton, with possible visits from Clover Wheelmen of Philadelphia. Managers Holt of Crescent Athletic Club and Thomas of Germantown FC are among those coordinating teams from Bucknell and Allentown area groups.
Court House News Notes
Attorney BL Price, for Willville, appealed to the Supreme Court in Jer myn Co v Elliott McChure. North End Lumber Diny v AL PS O'Donnell moved to the Supreme Court. Nealed to the Supreme Court by Voshure & Dawson for the planter. Marriage licenses issued by Clerk Daniele: Thorn McLane and Mary Lowery Jessup Melkrle, Delahoy Allington N. Y., Harriet LeRoy Wolcott Gur bondale.
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BL Price
Willville
Supreme Court
John Jermyn& Co
Elliott, McChure &C
North End Lumber Corm Diny
AL PS O'Donnell
Voshure & Dawson
Planneur
Daniele
Thorn McLane
Mary Lowery
Jessup
Allington, N
Harriett LeRoy Wolcott
Gurbondale
Death of Harry Manning Democratic State Representative
Harry Manning of Newville dies at 64 after pneumonia days after attending a legislative session. A native of Dauphin County, he lived much of his life in Cumberland, worked as a miller and later in forwarding. Funeral Monday at 2 30, Presbyterian Cemetery, Newville.
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Caribie
Harry Manning
Newville
House of Representatives
Manning
Dauphin County
Cumberland
Knight Templar
Presbyterian
Glove worker commits suicide after divorce papers served
Arthur Brown, a glove factory employee in St. Louis, cut his throat and leaped from a fifth floor window today dying soon after. He had a wife in Amsterdam, N Y, and a divorce suit was served yesterday. He had married Mamie Wudfert from Chicago here yesterday.
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St. Louis
Arthur Brown
Wednesday Brown
Truman Brown
Clowersville
WN. A
Young Brown
Amsterdam
N. Y
Mamie Wudfert
Chicago
Trial of Jaudenese in Madrid Court Martial
Sensational developments are expected in the Madrid court martial of General Jaudenese who surrendered the Spanish forces at Manila. Proceedings on the destruction of the Spanish fleet may be published, with many Spanish officers and sailors called as witnesses.
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Madrid
Jaudenere
Manila
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