City Notes by the Converts and Local Notices
The Rescue Thiksion services will be conducted by the converts tonight. Attorney John M. Blarrin lines Viecuted the of tice and is now at room GY Connell. The Chen Midge Wornmedi's Christian Temperance tea held a social last evening at Mrs. D. E. Clifford's. The funeral of Aton Bayberry, of West Berantor, will be held tomorrow morning. An unknown woman of about fifty years was detained for public safety after a disturbance on Fakquwanua avenue. Jennie Stevens was arrested by bondsman and locked up on the convent grounds for enticing minor children. A greeting service will be given at Grice Ludhenin church for Mr. and Mrs. Luther Warlng. John Bellic, a carpenter, fell thirty feet from a scaffold and was taken to Lackawanna hospital. James Boland was injured at Axl Works and taken to Tahoe hospital. Pay days announced for several Delaware, Lackawanna and Western employees at Manelite colliery and related sites. Election contest witness list included multiple locals from Scrantay and Carbondale. Michaal Rowan, of Dunmore, was arrested on charges of threatening to kill. hearing set for this morning. Chamber concert announced as Keeonid season third event.
Police connect baby kidnap case to nurse and name clues
In Factoryville yesterday Chief Roblin Wan and Secretary Hatton investigated the missing Baby Clarke case. A child named Baby Tone told investigators she has a sister Carrie Jones in New York. Reporters note apparent confusion over ages as key names align with the abduction tale.
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Factoryville
Roblin Wan
Clarke Ware
Hatton
Kegan
Carrie Jones
New York
Raby Janes
Sie
Raby" Clarke
Levides
Balers Siete
Rolling
Ehief
Thwaring
Atoly
Tiv Ten
Janet
The Great Wallace Shows Arrive in City
The Great Wallace Shows perform today in the city on Akh Streit grimionle with a lavish tented attraction described as among the finest in America. Audiences praised the production and honest management, noting no feature is omitted and the novelty and variety keep families and sweethearts well entertained.
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Wallace
Ameria
Praikee
Marth
Figantle
Watch Repair Business Changeover Cited
In a terse note, Julius Por seizes control of the watch repairing department from Davidow Brothers ending a longstanding workshop arrangement. The transfer signals a major shift in local horological services and may affect repair timelines and pricing.
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Julius Por
Davidow Brothers
Big Clam Bake at Wrench's Summer Garden
A summer garden event titled Big Clam Bake takes place Saturday June 3 inviting all. Organizers promise good music and a welcoming atmosphere for attendees.
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Wrench's
Steam Heating and Plumbing P F M Trust Howley Itinerary
Steam heating and plumbing firm P F M Trust Howley located at 231 Wyoming Avenue is referenced in a notice or advertisement. The brief item notes services or business activity associated with the address and company names. No further context or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Howley
Wyoming Ave
Banquet Honors Imperial Circle at Terrace Hotel
About thirty five members of the Imperial circle Twentieth Century class gathered at the Hotel Terrace for the second annual dinner marking the close of the season. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Luther Keller and Mrs L H Stelle plus numerous members, with Attorney J Watson Browning delivering a long address on progress in commercial industries and the century’s advances in invention transport and communications.
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J. Watson Browning
Hotel Terrace
Imperial Circle
Twentieth Century Class
Chautauqua
Ciyele
J. Watain Browning
Eirele
A Hall
L. BR. Stelle
View
A. E. Lister
Gevretary
Mra
Luther Keller
L. H. Stele
RF. Y. Piers
B.C. Dean
Herechel Isail
DA. Capwell
L. M. Gates
M. W. Lewis
A. J. Carr
Alfred Wennington
Frank Reynolds
Mire
A. V. Hower
FO Whittemore
Ho OM. Streeter
J. W. Brownhig
D. J. Thomas
Florence Colvin
Industrial Jottings and Labor News from Lackawanna Area
Industrial notes report a plant belt and nut works contract by Schroeder and Ander. A new electricians union forms at 410 Lackawanna Avenue led by Martin Delaherty with charter filing planned. Separately, twenty five electrical workers organize. about fifty more eligible. Layoffs hit coal trains on Delaware Lackawanna and Western with nine hour shifts adopted. some conductors reduced to brakemen. End mentions Davidow Brothers jewelry and Lane's cigars on Elm street.
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Tawa! Unten
National Association of Mivethien! Workers of America
Lacka Winn Avenue
Martin Delaherty
Central Labor Union
Fliberty
Normbher
Building Trades
Wounen
Jackson Named Building Inspector After Competitive Exam
T H Jackson ex councilman from the Thirteenth ward won the examinations for the building inspector post. Mayor Moir sent his name to the select council, which confirmed him. He was the only candidate to pass the test with a high score, while others lagged far behind. The board noted the low marks of the remaining five candidates and prepared the appointment accordingly.
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Select Council
Moir
T. H. Jackson
John Nelson
Tie
Jackson
State Firemen to Meet in City for October Convention
State officers of the Pennsylvania Firemen’s association arrive to plan the October convention. A business meeting at St Charles hotel will nominate leaders and set by laws. Banquet at 7:40 p m at St Charles hosted by Scranton Relief Firemen with the Lawrence band. Notable attendees include Collen, Tiber, Elbert, Austin, Kaufman, Wunder, Hickey, and others. The Exeter wreck claimed the Montco treasurer, so he will not be represented.
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Pennsylvana
Piremen
Chi Hickey
Fo'clwk
St. Charlye
Wil le
Mien
Relief Firemen’s Association
St. Charles Hotel
Scranton Firemen's Relief Association
Lawrence Band
Charles H. Collen
Allentown
J. W. OR. Tiber
Sharpshure
Edward Elbert
Reading
Aldentown
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Connell
Law Library
J. L. Connell
Connell Building
Angelus
Walla
Midand
Perry Brothers
Pp’ S
Weanine Avends
H. B. Ware
John M. Blarrin
of Tice Ff
Coul Bixelske
Chen
Wornmedi
Christian Temperance
Mra. d. E. Clifford's
Mit Monn Avenue
Jim O'elowk
Aton Bayberry
West Berantor
Fawkuwantua Avenue
Hondeman
Jennie Stevens
Wer
Bondsman
Otethn Howe
Berwich
O'Elain
Luther HW. Warlng
Mr. Wineing
John Bellic
Locust Street
Priveburg Veelet
EU Tilink Ee
Mo Wee
Lackawanna Hospital
James Boland
Eppen Preton
Axl
Tahoe Wanna Hospital
Delaware, Lackswanna and Western Company
Dodge
Bellevun Sud
Delawware and Hudeon Company
Manelite
Green Ridge
Bevanton
Carbondale
Tanetoff- Kelley
John Gibbons
Patrick Corlett
Thomas McDonald
Thomas Canby
James Quinnon, Jr
Thomas Moran
Bakely
Murry Sitgraves
John IL Brink
Michaal Rowan
Dunmore
Thomas
Alderman Millar
Catherine Rowan
Millar
Rowan
Hemberger
Guemvoy Hall
Jone
Cherubini
Schumann
Godard
IF PF. Roethart
Franklin Avenue
Peiles
Bera Chiltin Peat
The
Republic
Lackawanta Avenue
Dftulr
He Ausplees
Ie Women
Helief Corps
Randolph Jones
Ehairhidy
Misa Ftymon Walters
Mise Clara Haan
Mine Jeente Tiriatloy
Mise Clara Hoe
Mred Winer
Clarke
Ayer
Terebel J. Hall
Lowell M. Cites
Tmperlatters
Arthur J. Collins
Minea Menta de Collerenaia
My Gover
Good-ly
Men of the Hour
Daniel A. Canwell
Harvard
J. Alfred Pennington
Milton W. Lowry
William I. Pierce
Lowell M. Gates
Reber
Empire of Invention
Nfe
Mario
the Telegraph
Calcutta
Suez Canal
Chicum
Boston
Lith Rock
Arkansas
Robert Walton
Hudson
Narrows
St. Louis
Gord
Vail
Schroeder
W. D. Ander
DB. Atherton
Carpenters’ Hall
Clowk
Plumbers’ and Steamftors’ Union
Orlock
Dela Wire
Lackawann
Western Railroad
Bogart
Tribune
Tie Treaing
Hente
Bogartalan
Lackawanna
Lane's
Epruce Street
Weide MA
Nelson
Department OF Building
Herter
Georgia Pine
Omehyenas Gilve
James & Holmstrom
Finn & Phillips
Wyoming Avenue
Libbey
P.S
Scranton
Hina Halt
Millar & Peck
SKE
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Erie & Wyoming Valley Railroad
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Philippine
Conrad
Hatter
Lackawanna Avenue
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
Tts
W. H.H. Bull
Foots & Fuller Co
Washington Ave
Dgnsten
Spruce Temple Court
Scranton, Pa
Curonto Nervi
Densten
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