City Notes Special Services and Local Meetings
Anerson of Philadelphia will comment on views at the Shi Yoh Baptist church during the week. Penn Avenue Church Choir members are urged to attend a special meeting tonight. An annual inspection by the Scranton board of wealth will address water resource matters. Paper for sale by Miss Hima K Domelir of White City. Indian Twelve Fund relief effort supports famine relief with a contribution drive.
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Anerson
Philadelphia
Shi- Yoh Baptist Church
Jim
Scranton Board of Wealth
Mise Hima K Domelir
White City
Indian Twelve Fund
Twelyn Tilsalon
Larheran Chur
General Synod of the
United States
Buck
Nay Aug Park
Timmer
Mack
Ctititoh
Tany Coutalift
Speedway Hotel Offers Yearlong Stay and Racing Attractions
The Speedway Hotel operates year round with track events for gentlemen on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It features a rifle range, games like quoits and hammer, and railway stops at Speedway crossing. Dining runs breakfast 6 to 9, lunch 1 to 2 30, dinner 6 to 9, cafe lunch all day. large party arrangements by phone 4674.
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Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Opening of an Indian orphanage prompts distant troop mention
The report notes the opening of an orphanage at Gonter India near Mindon Station and references soldiers from the Fifteenth Infantry, United States, slated for China duty. It mentions departures from New York on July 1 and lists related local incidents including arrests and court actions in Scranton and nearby areas.
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Gonter
India
Mindon
John Stephine
John Metormid
Geachoitle
Fifteenth Infantry
United States
Governor's Inland
China
New York
Census Refusal Leads to Jail for Greenwood Men
United States Commissioner George Taylor held a hearing for Joseph Snariski Costen Meavig Cos ten Crook and Charlee Rolaski all of Greenwood charged by Census Supervisor John R Edwardes with refusing to provide information to census takers in their district. Four men were committed to the county jail by United States Marshal Clark Lowry after surly responses to questions about ages family history and lineage. They were brought to the city and jailed following the hearing around 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Taylor
Joseph Snariski
Costen Meavig
Costen Crook
Charlee Rolaski
Greenwood
John R. Edwardes
Clark Lowry
Edwards
Lowry
Cayyun
Taylor
Jair
Fire Ordinance Sparks Debate On Reorganization Plan
Rumor says Councilman Mc Andrew will introduce an ordinance Thursday to cut fire companies to twelve with Tripp Park as one. The fire committee plans to shelve Oliver and Chittenden Vaughan measures and push its own proposal, promising a heated debate.
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McAndrew
Tripp Park Company
Oliver
Chittenden-Vaughan
Rainfall Figures From Weather Observer Paine
Weather observer ST Ti Paine reports a heavy rainfall totaling two and a quarter inches over six days of the rainy season. He notes annual regional precipitation averages about thirty five inches and that the current fall is not extraordinary. Paine plans to continue observations once the new station is completed.
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ST. Ti. Paine
Mr. Paine
Court House News Notes From Olyptiont District
Court records show Chure and O Malley as contestants to the pepeat of the Viewer of the Pietsewer district filing an appeal to the Supreme court. Edward J Sturdevant a law student in Dyn Dunns office appeared as the plaintiff in the case against John J Gorman seeking arbitration. George S Hom represented the plaintiff and George W Paterson tax collector of La Plume filed his ind in Clerk Daniels office after approval of Jude Binands. Bond hearings include H Lawler of Winton borough bond approved at 0:65 67 with sureties J Lawler Michael Gallagher John J McAnister John Sweety and Thomas da May.
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Chure & O'Malley
Pietsewer
Moinot
Edward J. Sturdevant
Ferenson Wich
Teviste
Dyn & Dunn
Scott
John J. Gorman
Gietenl
W. W. Patent
G. W. Duview
H. ¥. Lawler
Colton
Winton
Lawler
Michael Gallagher
Jobe J. McAnister
John J. Sweety
Thorns da. May
Speedway Notes and List of Registered Visitors
A report describes a spillover incident at the Speedway with items scattered near a tree and a ball on the track as a vehicle overturned several forks weighed four tons. The week’s registered attendees include Mr and Mrs HH, G. Tivo, Pied 2 Blark, Arbitent Tovie and wife, Mr and Mrs Iter, De Hane and family, Mr and Mrs Georgy Mulley, and Dr ok BE Mill and wife.
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Lake Sepanten
Anne
Mra HH
G. Tivo
Mes
Pied
Death Notice for Violet Vandostu Berewton
Violet Vandostu Berewton, age 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vandostu, died today at 4 in the afternoon at 724 Aderieg Avenue, Uvenore. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Vandostu Berewton
Violet
Mire
Vande
Titothe Die
Rights of Elmhurrst Boulevard Company Battle Toll Gates
Everett Warren attorney for the Boulevards insists the Scranton city solicitor erred in opposing a toll gate within city limits. He argues the company legally maintains gates, seeks to improve parklike roadways, and offers to sell the road segment to the city at cost to fund further improvements.
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Warren
T. HW. Watkins
Boulevant Company
Tribune
Puy
Boulevard Company
Cicizens
Reasonalle Tolle
Houlevard Company
Nettherwatd
J. I. Crawford
Nay Ang Park
Scranton
Seliich
C.D. Simmpcon
Noy Aug Falls
Minihwest
Oumella
Beranton
Roaring Brook
Gallio
Bania
Noenter
Utvite
Uribes
Emiayot
Gator Om
Internetei
Everett Warren
Woelkers Appears in a New Role as Liquor Raid Proctor
Constable Woelkers of the Eleventh ward faces three charges after aiding liquor law violations and assailing Men’s Union agents while driving a gong struck carriage through Prospect Avenue. Agent Robert Wilson initiated the case, with union leaders directing further prosecutions. Additional arrests for liquor violations include Margaret Turns, James T. Kearney, and Martin Ruben, plus bail set for Mrs Burns and Mr Kearney.
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Men's Union
Joseph F. Woelkers
Robert Wilson
Kassin
Woelkeer
John
Wilson
Prospect Avenue
Woelkers
Willy
Rleing
Union
W. OS. Brattlett
Providence
Jmes T. Kearney
Jackson Street
Martin Ruben
Mrs. Burns
Alderman Fidler
Kearney
Rullegn
Kasson
Pocono Smoke and Cigar Advertises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
In a fragmented ad style item, Charles Holzhauer a Newark druggist touts Chamberlain's cough remedy as safe and effective for coughs and colds. It is promoted by Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents for the Racono Cigar line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Charles Holzhauer
Newark
Matthews Bros
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Mr. McAndrew
Paine
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