City Notes Buy Opera Cape in Spruce Street Deal
P B Moran purchased the Opera date once run by Jim Judge at 310 Spruce Street. The note lists several local items including a marriage, a charter meeting, a Knights of Pythias installation, a meeting postponement, a car accident, a legal notice, and a serious injury of Thomas Fenton on Nay Aug Avenue with hospital care ongoing.
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Opera Cape
P. B. Moran
Opera Date
Jim Judge
Spruce Street
Thomas Fenton
Mmilies
Lavekiwanna Hospital
Builders Exchange to Attend Thomas Harley Funeral
At a special board meeting the Builders Exchange unanimously agreed to attend the funeral of Thomas Harley of Hashes and Piven Diamonds. The service will be at St John's Church on Fir Street at 10 a.m. Interment follows at Cathedral Cemetery Hyde Park. Members to assemble at 2 p.m. at 860 Prospect Avenue in a chartered car.
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Eeachangs
Builders’ Exchange
Thomas Harley
Hashes & Piven, Diamoads
Prospect Avenue
St John's Church
Fir Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Hyde Park
Sewer Work to Resume After Court Decision
Contractor O'Hare prepares crew for Keetlon sewer project completion following Judge Gunetor's Andrew Smith tent case ruling. Work to start this morning with preliminaries in the South Ride area winding up tomorrow or Wednesday and full construction to begin by week’s end.
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Gunetor
HL O'Hore
Company H Mustered In at Providence Armory
Fifty volunteers joined Company H Thirteenth Regiment and were mustered in at the Agi torium in Providence after a difficult recruitment. Captain Corwin has sent in his resignation and an election of officers will be held soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Corwin
India
Refund promise on Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar
Undertaking to repay money for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if cough or cold not cured. Guarantee of a refund if satisfaction not achieved. Signed by J. Gd. Lone and Donahue, Union, Pa, with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gd
Lone
Unnaett
John
Donahue
Union
Body on West Mountain Still Missing After Search Efforts
County Detective Leyshon organized a dearching party Saturday to locate a body on West Mountain guided by Mrs Hopehirk who later found no convincing trace beyond a coat. Disappeared men include Stephen Mabey a local bartender and Arthur Hiles a boarder at 606 Franklin Avenue. A new search planned at 6 o clock with a systematic route to uncover the remains amid unverified rumors of a discovery.
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Leyshon
Hopehirk
Weert Mountain
Theremaliar
North Matin Avenue
Lafayette Street
Mibey
Arthur Hiles
Franklin Avenue
Hiles
New York
Ley
Shon
Windyguff Race Meet Opens on Windysalt Wheelmen Boulevards
The Windysalt Wheelmen announce the first Windyguff Meet at Ehinhurst boulevard speedway Wednesday at 9. No prize money or official sanction from the League of American Wheelmen. A featured match race pits Relph against Morris of Electric City Wheelmen paced by Ian fan. Officials listed include promoter Gillespie Hindicapper Amish starter Gaughan timekeepers Haigan Bushnell and Hoole.
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Windysalt
Ehinhurst Boulevard
Woelock
League of American Wheelmen
Relph
Morris
Electric City
Ian
Fan
Ehitee
Via
Mace
Gillespie
Hamilton La Vo Nuptials At St Luke’s Church
Charles Hamilton a de pretender at the Academy of Music married Miss Maud La Vo of St Penn Avenue at St Luke’s Church yesterday afternoon at So0lock by They Reagers Israel. The couple traveled after the ceremony by train toward New York. Hamilton is a member of the rye tal Hoge compiling and an attache of Reese & Long’s posting establishment.
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Charles Hamilton
Academy of Music
Maud la Vo
St. Penn Avenue
St Luke's Church
Israel
New York
Hamilton
Rye Tal Hoge
Reese & Long
Guernsey Brothers Offer Low Prices on Organs Pianos in Washington Ave
Guernsey Brothers at 7 Washington Avenue room 7 and the S Bury Building touts heavily discounted musical instruments. They advertise Teas Organ models, Whiteport, Monson Hamlin, Chase and Worcester organs, plus square and upright pianos at low down payments and monthly terms. Instruments are second-hand with guarantees and exchanges, claiming prices far below rivals and emphasizing easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Rooma 7
Bury
Awe
Gms
Monson & Hamlin
Chase
Worcester
Ininnar
Chase Organ
Witherton
Wilcox & White Organ
Avion Minna
Sherwood Phino
Mahotany
Schubert
Nogany Cobo
Planns
Morleton & Decker
Guernsey Brethera
Guernsey
Raul
Obituaries notice for Connolly and Langan in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania John Connolly died July 97 24 at his late home 4 Third street after a high impact of requiem at Holy Cross Church. Interment to Cathedral cemetery. Also David Langan died July 17 at 00 Prospect Avenue with announcement later.
Convention Of P A Of A Opens In Guerneys Hall
The Patriotic Order of Americans holds its state convention in Guerney's hall on North Washington avenue with 175 delegates expected. City officials and officers stay at the Hotel Rudolph as sessions begin with addresses from Mayor Moir and editor D B Pennepicker.
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Rudolph
Moir
the Patriotic Order of Americans
Guerney's Hall
North Washington Avenue
Marine Evers
Tate
Tidel Rudolph
Seamon
D. B. Pennepicker
Organizaion
Committee On Law
Byeinora
Vietting
Tinhilph Jones
Jackean Ernest
Annie Tov
Shahinokins
Shaffer
Kweddage
Anna Mery
Norristown
Woot Shoemaker
Lavelle
Theodore Partha
Phiinelphia
Bella Thomas
Mt. Carmel
Emily § Harkins
Collector Must Move Over Poor Tax Office
City Treasurer Robinson plans to relocate the poor tax collector from the treasurer’s office despite opposition. Holinsom notes no personal feeling, while the bond or board remains involved through a council resolution. Robinson calls the decree nonbinding and seeks to resist the ruling.
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Robinson
Marriage of Dougher and Kavanaugh Shock City Society
The marriage of Robert V. Dougher, a prominent young attorney, to Miss Mary Kavanaugh, daughter of M. A. Kavanaugh of New York, was solemnized June 15 at the Church of the Apostles in New York. The affair is known only to close friends and the couple will reside in the city after August 1.
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Robert V. Dougher
Mary (. Kavanaugh
M. A. Kavanaugh
New York City
Dougher
Isa
Thie
Notable figures stir Wilkes-Barre scene in light of Boveher praise
In Wilkes-Barre a young woman admired for charm and intellect receives warm support from friends and admirers. Attorney Boveher, a well known local figure, attracts many who respect his position and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Boveher
Dodson Mine Still Burning Near Plymouth
Fire at Dodson colliery Plymouth continues as water flood rises in the shaft. Company abandons exploration, outlets blocked, pumps set on river bank to divert water to the mine head and down the culm bank in wooden troughs.
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Dodson
Plymouth
Emstemia
Stabbing at Smithville Involving Two Men
A knife attack occurred in Smithville near Avoon after a heated argument. Bruno Wessel, 1 year old, suffered multiple stab wounds and was rushed to Pittston City Hospital in critical condition. The assailant fled to the woods and remained at large.
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Smithville
Avoon
Bruno Wessel
Pittston
Two New Paving Measures Pass City Officials
An ordinance approves cobble stone paving on the Norhow portion of the street between Hyd Park and Brotles avenues, and a private asphalt paving option for McKenna court holders. Mayor Moir signed the measures and directed the street commissioner to review a report on widening Pople street by the Delaware fond Hudson company.
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Norhow Porcion
Betwen Hyd Park
Brotles Avenues
McKenna Court
Moir
Pople Street
Delaware Fond Hudson Company
Langstaff Election Contest Witness List Delayed Testimony
Witnesses from the Eighth Twentieth and Twenty-First Wards testified in the Lariat election contest yesterday. Names include Hight ward A Besant Michael Vets Twentieth ward Joseph Williame and a long roster of others with varied spellings and likely transcription errors.
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Hight
A. Besant
Michael Vets
Joseph Williame
Joeond Tire
Chowewirtes
Mile Fon McPackind
Griffith Miehaud
David Hloswile
Samuel A. Remipler
Thorns Lewis
Vonrud Opper
John Lh Rielrods
Willing
Devin Joseph Mane
Jammer Z. Phillips
Tames Metjowan Thiloiph Shermek
James Burns
Funeral of Miss Duhige in Bellevue service
The funeral of Mise Netile Midley daughter of Mr and Mrs Renee Dohige of First Street Bellevue was held yesterday morning at St. Holy poses church with many friends in attendance. Pallbearers named include Michael Collings John Hiland John Tyrell Donugh Patrick Diskin and William Sempe. Interment followed under a local cemetery centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Netile Midley
Nelson Teets Injured During League Game
Nelson Teets of Kramer Bros team suffered a shoulder injury in the game against Leader Chorkie’s team. He dislocated his arm in the second period and required medical attention. Doctors expect a period of rest before a return to play.
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Nelson
Kramer Bros
Eloilers
Chorkie
Fie Arin
Tye
Death rate among children rises with hot weather
Forty four deaths were reported to the board of health last week, above the average of twelve. The rise is linked to summer fever among infants. One death each occurred from scarlet fever diphtheria and membranous endocarditis. Nine communicable diseases were reported, chiefly diphtheria and scarlet fever.
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Board of Health
Thom
Turbulent Question Sparks Witness Tenth Amendment Debate
The counsel pressed the witness with a probing inquiry about guidance to a lordship. The court ruled that the attorney should move a tithe from the witness, reflecting legal maneuvers in the turbulent hearing.
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Taiwan
Awkward Exchange Over Heaven and Hell Question
A dialogue fragment features Dorothie Motroma debating if dying leads to heaven. One speaker asks if they would go to heaven, another replies there is no guarantee, fearing social judgment and an awkward afterlife.
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Dorothie
Motroma
Heavin
Heaven
Hell
Smith Injunction Dissolved In Scranton Water Case
Judge dissolves preliminary injunction in a Scranton Gas and Water Co. case over water service to properties owned by Margaret Smith. The decision holds Margaret Smith has standing only if she owns the properties and would suffer injury from disconnection, lifting the injunction and allowing the water shutoffs dispute to proceed. The case involves water rents, property transfer questions, and potential hardship to tenants.
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Mia
Margaret Smith
CL Smith
Scrinton Gas & Water Company
Jide
W. Gineter
Corneilie Smith
Margaret A. Smith
Woman Sues Scranton Button Co for 10000 Damages
Miss Anna Walsh of South Scranton, 21, sues Scranton Button Company Limited for 10000 claiming a press injury at the mill on March 1. Attorneys Wedeman state the declaration alleges defective machinery caused permanent crippling of her hands. She is the sole child of eighteen.
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Misa Anna Walsh
Scranton
Anna Walsh
South Scranton
Yeune
Scranton Button Company, Limited
Veatery
LL. BP
Wedeman
Miss Walsh
Habeas corpus case heard for Jobin Sentotene
Court yesterday for hearings on the habeas corpus matter of Jobin Sentotene who has been in custody since July. Betty and two others were committed by Alderman Millar amid defrauding bonds allegations. Vino Lupe prosecutes the case. Both defendants are represented by attorney Joh M. Hur rs.
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Jobin Sentotene
Joseph Cement
Betty
Millard
Defrauchie Bondi Towke Reaper
Chementy
Joh M. Hurrs
Remembering Daniel L Rhesecker in Matilda Swingle's will
A Moscow man, Daniel L Rhesecker, is named in the will of the late Matilda Swingle. The document references debts and alleged attachments pursued yesterday through attorney J. P. Wedeman to collect the remaining estate.
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Daniel L. Rhesecker
Moscow
Matilda Swingle
Myre
Murry A. Tivemner
Della
J. OP. Wedeman
Remaon
Tirsweker
Scranton Names Pieced From Fragmented Local Notice
A fragmented OCR text from Scranton includes scattered names such as Thowne J Langan and Berninten Wigzabeth Nealon with stray terms like Anthony Dum and Jory Maurie McAndreows. The readable bits hint at a local notice or listing with unclear context and missing details.
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Thowne
J. Langan
Berninten Wigzabeth Nealon
Scranton Anthony Dum
Cue
Avadwes
Jory Maurie McAndreows
Ermsn
Charles Ei
Hamilton
Scranton Mud
Ces Wee Eno George Cmu cc Giecer
Phat Kate Roman
Oo Archiotd
Court House News Notes from Judge Gunster
Ex exceptions to Judge Gunster’s finding in the case of FB A Coray against John G Jenkins were argued. James Arnold of Fell Township charged with assault and battery and recertion entered bail yesterday in $400. Mary Gallagher borrows surety fee dillm, George W. Patterson tax collector for LaPlume borough filed his bond of 1500 with Clerk Danes. The bondmen are W W Patterson and G W Davidson.
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Judge Gunster
Ciee
FB. A. Coray
John 8. Jenkins
James Arnold
Fell Lownship
Bell
Mary Gallagher
Courtroom Sending Man to Jail After Arrest
A man was committed to jail in default of $1000 bail after a hearing before Alderman Fidler. A woman was removed to Lackawanna hospital where she received care following the incident. Patrolman Yuen placed the man under arrest.
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Cene
Lackawanna Hospital
Yuen Phoed
Alderman Fidler
Building of a City Going Rapidly Forward
New train service and port office are planned for New Orange. Millard of Detroit appointed superintendent of the New York and New Orange Railroad. Trains begin on the belt line connecting major routes with more fast service to New York. a depot, telegraph, and telephone services are developed. telegraph and telephone lines to the depot are arranged with the Western Union and New Jersey companies. The New Orange Industrial Association promotes hailing lots at $825 monthly payments.
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New Orange
N. Wd
New
Belt Ine
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
New Grange
Millard
New York
L. Bell
W. O.opperman
Tompkines
Humetone
Western Union
Mittore
Font
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
New Orange Industrial Association
Spruce Street
Scranton
Cape May the Beantut Quiet Elegant Beach Resort
Cape May promises quiet elegance and refined atmosphere as the finest beach destination. The Philadelphia and Reading route remains the preferred transportation option with reasonable commuter fares and regular excursion trains. A detailed list of fares and timetables is available by writing to the district passenger agent in Philadelphia with a two cent stamp.
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Cape May
Philisyphia
Reading
Elelnay
MetCormic
Well Traveled Official Tours American Railways
An Irish government official who has seen many nations recently visited the United States and praised the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway. He noted how the railway serves passengers well with careful attention to their needs and recommended buying tickets on the line. Lane's at 20 Spruce Street advertised wines and cigars to travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
America
Lake Shore
Michigan
New York
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Angelus
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
KE Mi P'S
Wiemina Avenue
H. B. Ware
Board OF Chariting
Amicolund
Boranton
Alderman Imowe
Travffer
Dovenport
Diy
Mise Marthalick
Tila Chy
Aldermuh
Berantoin
YO Kyighta
Pythias
Nethet
Owi Avenue
Bodeaver Union
Michael Burke
Scranton Mrewlin Company
Huet Street
Bibs
Pehicw
Pion
Artel
Torey
Pionice
Lake Ariel
Maplewood
Cnaunedad
Yeas
Elub
Celal
BAA Wa
O'Hare
Speedway of Boulevard
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Guernsey Brothers
P. O. OF A
Patriochy Daughters of Aner
Dallahtera
Fart
RK. V. Dougher
Mary Kavanaugh
Faticue
Horsford
Dodson Mine
Bruno Vassein
Tajurea
Langstaff
Miss Duhige
Holy Cross Catholic Church
G. Nelson
Smith
Gunster
Court House News Notes
John Booburieh
Mockstreet
Feuderich
Evar Jones
China Wall
Lane's
Joy Maker
The
Olive Wheel
W. M. Bingham
Washington Ave
Beecham
Scranton Tribune
Mears Building
Victor
J. D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Pennsylvania
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
W. H.H. Bull
Winola
Pull Lake
Lithia
C. & Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
L & Wor
Beratitan
Te i
Vila Lehigh Valles
Joun
HH. Jones
Fern Rall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Fera Pall
Fera Hall
Upp
Houdile
Fern Tall
B & M, & Johnson
Manajers
Postonion
Dandalfh
WEW
Arlington
Ocean Grove
Culette
Sunitan
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