Fire alarm sounded at Capoutise area last night
A misread city notice reports an alarm of fire sounded around L465 o'clock from tea 62 at Capotise Melba. Paragraph mentions Fitzpatrick of Columbo visiting with Wallace and floral volunteers. Peter Cavanaugh arrested by Patrolman Wall. warrant issued for his arrest at 268 Baltimore Avenue. hearing scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehsol
Capoute Arene
Capotise
Melba
Cavanadgil
Peter Cavsenaugh
Pateotman
Alvetman Millar
Mollee Reblige
Cavanaugh
Speedway Hotel Offers Yearlong Open City Stay
First class city hotel on the mountain invites public patronage. Riflegets open with a few rooms for permanent boarders. Excellent meals at regular hours. Breakfast 6 to 9 a.m. Lunch 1 to 2 30 p.m. Dinner 6 to 9 p.m. Lunch served all day in the cafe. Arrangements for large parties by phone 4674.
Scranton Poor District Plans New Contagious Hospital
Directors met at Hillside Home to discuss erecting a contagious hospital and a supplies building. They favor rapid construction, plan competitive quarterly purchasing, and may invite proposals. New policy requires board approval before admitting patients from other districts due to over crowded asylum conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Poor District
Hillside Home
Prohitweta
Armory Contract Awarded by Scranton City Guard Board
At a board meeting in Colonel Boles office bids for the new armory were opened and Conrad Schroeder won the contract for 128 105. The nine Adams avenue Myrtle street lots and related costs bring the total near 240 000. The resolution authorizes a contract with Schroeder after preliminaries on lots and subscriptions are completed and delays plumbing lighting and heating decisions until the contract is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton City Guard
H. M. Boles
Conrad Schroeder
Pritt Stipe
Secepeces
LLM
B.sy Tie M. Stuttlh
Cenvesetrunet Penese
NSS
Ieecokepewsensecennes
Tait
Matthias Stipp
Ces
Uee
Corned Rohner Ve Aee
Iecece Aceceaweewe
Ee Turing
Phat
Board of Directors
Behroeder
Adams Avenue
Myrtle Street
Duffy Miller Nuptials at St Peter's Cathedral
A F Duffy and Miss Miriam Miller quietly wed at St Peter's Cathedral by Rev J A O Reilly. The bride wore a white onepiece gown with bridesmaid Stella Morgan from Pittsburgh. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home, the couple departed for a honeymoon to New York Boston and Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Duffy
Mise Miriam Miller
J. 8
Hunley
New York
Boston
Nova Scotia
Lyceum Theatre Transfer Likely Today to Present Owners
After days of inventory and structural assessments the Lyceum theatre is expected to complete a formal transfer to current owners the Tosy Brothers today. Experts have reviewed the building while new ownership finalizes the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theatre
Tosey Brothers
Progtress
Not Work of Professionals in Jones Residence Burglary
County detective Leyshon states investigations into the robbery at Thomas E. Jones residence last Sunday night suggest the job was not done by professional burglars and implies the suspect is someone familiar with the place. He doubts the same persons burglarized the Lindabury residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyshon
Robbbery
Thomas BE. Jones
Jones and Lindabury
Epidemic of diarrhoea in Cocoa Nut Grove Florida
Mr A Sanders of Cocoa nut Grove Florida reports a severe diarrhoea outbreak and credits four doses of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with his recovery. He says he recommended it to others who rate it as the best medicine they have used. For sale by Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sanders
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
All Drugsiere
Matthews Hros
Obituary notice for Willie Moe and family ties
Died. WIAA IMA. In Sorden a., duty to Feu Mie. Mido MM, Willie, wife of I MB Willie, oe Moe, Funeral Laternoy meaning at W o'clock fem Uke deldeonce, 913 Olive treet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorden
Mido MM
Willie
I MB
Willi
Sisters and Wife Fight Over Estate at Franklin Avenue Boarding House
A court hearing before Deputy Register Koehler tackled a dispute over James J. O'Boyle's estate after his suicide at a Franklin Avenue boarding house. His sister challengers and his supposed widow Mrs. Eliza O'Boyle fought over letters of administration, with evidence about a prior marriage to a James Chester and questions of legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register Koehler
Sisters of
James J. O'Boyle
O'Boyle
Franklin Avenue
James J. O' Boyle
Henry Koehler
Eliza O'Koyke
Murphy
Kelly
South Side
Pittston Avenue
Yveyte
O'Royle
James Chester
Richmond
Mich
O' Boyle
Mire
Thoyle
Lizahester
Kennedy
Chester
Vancouver
Boc
Hdchmond
Boyle
Mra. O'Boyle
TR. J. Rourke
M. J. Dornahoe
May seeks release under insolvency act after non support case
William F. May once jailed for non support and desertion asks release under insolvency law through Frank E. Boyle. He claims sheriff sold his property, he is crippled and cannot work. Judge Archbald set August 9 for the hearing. May is a North End man tied to a sensational trial where his daughter was the accuser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. May
Edwards
Frank E. Boyle
Archbald
May
North End
Bond of Scranton tax collector approved by Judge Archbald
The bond of Edward Farr tax collector of the Scranton Poor District was approved by Judge Archbald yesterday and filed with Prothonotary Copeland. The 46000 bond is secured by John F. Parr and the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Farr
Scranton
Archbald
Copeland
John FR. Parr
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Local Names and Addresses List
Readable fragments show a roster of individuals with partial locations and institutions including Marion Finn Olive street Dr Ida Owens Ramecy Williamsport Pa Alexander Young Mooste Mite A Stewart Moagie Archbald Katharine Taras Pascule N J Choorge darko Archbald Anna Polya Archbald Walter Swartz Beranton Elisabeth Moessner Beranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion W. Finn
Olive Street
Ida May Owens
Ees
Archbald
Anna Polya
Walter J. Swartz
Beranton
Elisabeth Moessner
Controller to warn Auditing Committee on future deficiencies
The controller will send a communication to the auditing committee warning against creating deficiencies for next year. Accounts show overspending with instances near $800 overrun, and a city official notes the rapid expenditure of appropriations could prevent closure without deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comcils
Miners Strike at Scranton Mines Over Wage Increase
Miners, drivers, and door boys at Von Storch Marvine Lamcett's Creek Jim Dickton mines in North Scranton walked out yesterday for higher pay. About six more joined Tuesday night, bringing total on strike to around six dozen including Olyphant workers. Breakers operated, miners cut coal, pickets enclosed mines, and a strike committee was formed to oversee local actions. Superintendent Rose said no wage cuts occurred and the company cannot raise wages amid the coal downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Storch, Marvine
Lamcett’s Creek
Jim Dickton
Deola- Ware and Dudson Company
North Scranton
Olyphant
Inborera
Iiborera
Leonard's Tall
Rose
Delaware and Hudson
Tax collectors appointed in Scranton and nearby towns
County commissioners announced new tax collectors for state, county, bridge and bicycle taxes. Names include Joseph Seward, Willan Keys, Thomas Therilix, Ditia Kiewlie, Harry peat, Einann Merrin, John Lewis Sitenth, James F. Coyne and others. Most appointees are new except several reelected incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Scranton
Tian H Keane
Seeswatey
Thvermastelive
Joseph Seward
Willan 1
Keys
Jotties W. Ruiewe
Siete Wand
Thomas Therilix
Ditia Kiewlie
Wiehe
Harry Peat
Sint Ward
Einann Merrin
Telli Werd
Delin Hg
Matis Kieswilh Wank
Lewslinger
Totin
Heenor
Tins Uosgrury
John Lewis
Simem
Marshall
Freaument
Jamers F. Coyne
Owen Charles
M. J. Kelly Resigns from Board of Health
M. J. Kelly resigns from the board of health after moving out of the district he long represented. Mayor Mole will appoint a successor from candidates including Thomas Barrowman, KO Stevens, Beers, Colonel Georgy Sanderson, and Eleuger Jeaneines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kelly
Board of Health
Mole
Thomas Barrowman
Ko, Stevens
FL Ie
Beers
Georgy Sanderson
Eleuger Jeneines
Mayor to Enforce Speakeasy Ban in City Ordinance
Common council passes final reading of a measure making speakeasies illegal and empowering the mayor or an alderman to fine or imprison offenders. The mayor’s signature is anticipated to enact the ordinance, with four council members opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Calpin
Common Council
Chittenden Tippling House
Molrs
Zimiman
Nagell
Ones
Zizelman
Vassel
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Melvin
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Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CD
Ofice D. L. & W
Ife
Court House
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Postoffilen
Thorne Mencan
Rand Tanke
Nav Aine Park Sreterdiy Wierinin
Soltiems
Hall Tamiorcow
Miele
Qdd
Fels Jows Hall
Thomas Tow
Pou
Toma Flu
Tin
Weik
Val Fitzpatrick
Columbo, O
Rathroad
Geone M. Wallace
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Samuel B Cox
Scranton Pa
Duffy-Miller
Miriam Miller
Lyceum
Casey Brothers
Jermyn Cigar
Captain May
Farr
von Storch
CTY
Carton Tdale
Morgan "Thottiet
Fink Ward
Philander J. Foster
Mesera, Poust
Tlessinger
Coyne
Charles
Pleree
Rbondale
The
Tippling House
Cormman
Coleman
Smith
Calpin Mile
Chealing
Mott
Costa
Messrs
Wenzel
Morria
Morris
Zivelman
Teese
Morria V. Moria
Gods
Contin
BAL
Vive Millian Packawanna Hon
Burpalo
A. J. Stewart
Eliseoth Square
Bulluly, N
Rire Sale
China Hall
China
George V. Millar & Co
Alt
DR. G. E. Hill & Son
Scranton, Pa
the Clock Tobacco Company
Loui Funny
Mercereau & Connell
Eias Eittist
Penn Avenue
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