Central unions plan Tibor Dty celebration and flower mission
The Central Labor Union executive committee met last night to begin plans for their Tibor Dty celebration. The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union announces a flower mission meeting this afternoon at Guernsey's hall with all welcome. The John T. Watkins recital chorus meets tonight for rehearsal.
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John T. Watkins’ Recital Chorus
Central Labor Union
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Guernsey
Frederick W. Allen Appointed Division Engineer
Frederick W. Allen is named division engineer of the Wyoming and Jefferson divisions with headquarters at Dunmore Pennsylvania James E Hood road master is transferred to a new post and duties delimited by the change in assignments
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Frederick W. Allen
Wyoming and
Jefferson
Dunmore
James E. Hood
Death of Thomas t Henry at Fourth Street home
An elderly man, Thomas t Henry, was found dead in bed yesterday at his Fourth Street residence. Coroner Sally will investigate today. He leaves four sons named Peter, Thomas, John and James.
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Thomas T Henry
Fourth Street
Sallry
Petar
Thomas
John
James
Courts of Justice
Florence Nightingale
Dora
Clara Barton
Rembrandt
Tesson
Unknown Polander Drowned Body Recovered at Gravel Pond
The drowned Polander body was recovered on Sunday from Gravel pond. Coroner Baltry viewed the remains and decided an inquest is unnecessary. Relatives have not claimed the body.
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Baltry
City and County Officials Clash Over Quar License Money
Recorder W J Connell and County Treasurer J A Scranton met to discuss the license money owed to the city and the treasurer signaled a willingness to pay a large sum. The court will be asked to issue an opinion on the city county rights in the matter.
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W. J. Connell
J. A. Scranton
North Scranton Man Faces Larceny Charge After Theft Claim
John Latis of North Scranton was arraigned before Alderman Ruddy yesterday on larceny charges. Mrs. Mary Urbonititz alleged Latis took 150 dollars from her bureau drawer when she found him leaving her room. Ruddy set bail at 600 dollars.
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John Latis
North Scranton
Alderman Ruddy
Mary, Urbonititz
Latis
Union Meeting Discusses Missionary Work For Girls
Members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of all Methodist Episcopal churches in the city met yesterday at Elm Park Church. Mrs Cyrin D Jones gave a vivid account of her recent trip to the Holy Land and outlined work among girls.
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Women's Foreign Missionary
Methodist Episcopal
Elm Park
Cyrin D. Jones
Moly Land
Neighbor arraigns over Plymouth Rock chicken theft
Henry Bchloss of Harriton Avenue was arraigned before Magistrate Howe yesterday morning on charges of stealing Plymouth Rock chickens from neighbor John Feeney’s hen coop. Mrs. Feeney identified chickens found in Behlous’ possession as ones he bought. The magistrate ordered Schloss held in 800 bail.
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Henry Bchloss
Harriton Avenue
Howe
Plymouth Rock
John Feeney
Behlous
Gas explosion kills sixteen in Gullcla mine
An Associated Press report from Vienna states sixteen people were killed and four injured in a gas explosion at a Cerronite mine in Gullcla province. Victims include miners at the scene with authorities launching rescue and investigation efforts.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Gullcla
Funeral of Mrs B E Fister in Green Ridge home
Funeral services for Mrs. B. E. Fister were held yesterday afternoon at her Green Ridge Street residence. The bride of a year lay in the parlor as friends gathered. her husband and a motherless baby waited upstairs. Rev. Dr. T. J. Lanelig delivered a comforting address. Interment is planned for Orangeville, Columbia County. Funeral Director Price led arrangements. Mr. Fister’s associates Howard Davis, Fred John, B. E. Hatfield and E. W. Snyder attended.
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B. E Fister
Green Ridge Street
Lansing
New York Ontario and Western Unveils Summer Timetable
The New York Ontario and Western announces a summer timetable effective Sunday June 15 for the Scranton division. Trains from Scranton at 7 24 am 10 40 am and 4 40 pm and departures at 10 80 am 4 pm and 6 10 pm. The 7 25 am Scranton arrival connects with the Central Railroad of New Jersey Quaker City express to Philadelphia and Allentown with links to Baltimore Washington and major Pennsylvania points. The 10 40 am arrival opens a broader agricultural district near Norwich and expands reach toward Ellenville Kingston and the Catskills with plans for a summer resort development along the main line. A double track project from Cornwall to Cadossa enhances summer business linking with the West Shore and aiding growth in Delaware Wayne mountains. A pamphlet lists summer hotels and cottages at Pleasant Mount Poyntelle Winwood Lake Como Preston Park and Hancock with details and illustrations.
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New York, Ontario and Western
Scranton
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Allandc City
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Carbondale
Serlin
Norwich
Sidney
New York State
Ellenville
Kingston
N. C
Western
Delaware
Catskill Mountains
Ontario and Western
Cornwall
West Shore Railroad
Cadossa
N. Y
Wayne
New York
Brooklyn
Pleasant Mount
Poyntelle
Winwood
Lake Como
Preston Park
Hancock
Burial of Mrs Peck in Wyoming church service
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah L. Peck was held yesterday at her home on 929 Delaware street and in the Wyoming district Methodist church. Rev. Dr. Austin Griffin led the service with ministers from Providence Asbury Dalton Jermyn and Carbondale assisting. Pallbearers included J T Nyhart Clinton Benjamin Miller Pratt R Kinsley and G A Clearwater. Nearby relatives present included Wells M Butler of Pompeii N Y and others from Xenia O Waverly N Y Forty Fort and Honesdale.
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Sarah L. Peck
Delaware Street
Methodist Church
Austin Griffin
Wyoming District
G. A. Cure
Providence Methodist Church
C. A. Benjamin
Asbury Church
A. J. van Cleft
Dalton
M.D. Luller
Jermyn
A. I Chaffee
Carbondale
Wyoming Conference
J. B. Bumner
J. (. Leacock
J. T. Nyhart
Clinton Benjamin
Providence Church
J. &. Miller
Pratt
Asbury
Nurses Graduate From Two Training Schools in Scranton
Two nursing schools at Lackawanna hospital and Scranton Private Hospital held graduation ceremonies. Eleven graduates from the Lackawanna school wore blue and white gowns. diplomas and pins were presented by President James P. Dickson amid flowers and reception. The Scranton Private Hospital class of four included Margaret Walsh and Teresa MacIntosh. Dr. Thomson presented diplomas and Attorney Gunster gave the address.
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Lackawanna Hospital
St. Luke's Parish House
James P. Dickson
Board of
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Dickson
H. M. Edwards
Lackawanna
W. G. Fulton
Elin Kramer
Bauer
Alice M. Brice
Oneida
Esther Browning
Pittston
Scranton Private Hospital Training School For
Hospital Staf
Friends of the
Margaret Walsh
Port Huron
Mich
Teresa MacIntosh
Ingersoll
Canada
Mis
Elizabeth Conlon
Blossburg
Ada Hendershot
St. Thomas
C. E. Thomson
John M. Guneter
Gunster
Meystone Academy Commencement Program Presented
The thirty third annual commencement at Meystone Academy Factoryville closes June 12 with a full schedule. Events include May 21 concert, June 4 8 piano recitals, principal and religious society sermons, final exams June 9 10, Senior Day June 19, and Commencement June 12 featuring Rev Russell H Conwell Philadelphia as annual speaker and a campus concert by Lawrence Orchestra.
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Meystone Academy
Factoryville
Mary M. Wheaton
Elkanah Hulley
D. E. Lewis
West Pittston
Mabel M
McCain
Board of Trustees
Russell H. Conwell
D. C
Philadelphia
Prout
Lawrence
Removal at 203 Washington Avenue Next Door to Old Store
A building is removed from 203 Washington Avenue, located next to the former store, with the action described in local notices. No other details are provided about purpose, ownership, or timetable.
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Washington Avernue
East Stroudsburg State Normal school praised for growth
The East Stroudsburg State Normal school in Monroe county on the DL&W line closes its ninth year with strong growth. Alumni exceed seven hundred, a new large recitation building rises, and an electric night plant keeps the campus up to date. Fall term opens September 11, with rooms already engaged.
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State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Monroe County
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Delightful Catholic Choral Club Concert At Lyceum
The Catholic Choral club presented a rich program for the Catholic Young Women's club at the Lyceum. Soloists included Miss Mongan and Mr Watkins with strong ensemble from Mrs O'Brien and others. Bishop Hoban praised the performance and the group voted to become permanent with officers named led by Joseph Keller as president.
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Kathryne de Salles Gibbons
Lyceum
Catholic Choral Club
John T. Watkine
Joseph O'Brien
T. C. Walsh
Kate Mongan
Mary Niland
John T. Watkins
William A. Kelly
David Stephens
Edward Walsh
Faust
Faning
Lacome
Rossini
Misa Mongan
C. Whitney Coombs
Robert Bauer
W. A. Kelly
The
Mariners
Randegger
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
O'Brien
Catholic Young Women's Club
Joseph Keller
Loretta Jennings
P. F. Hanley
Lizzie Neary
Mass Meeting Endorses Col. Watres for Governor
Scranton residents gather at the Lyceum theater for a mass meeting endorsing Colonel I. A. Watres for governor. Prominent speakers attend and Bauer's band will perform before the state convention on June 11.
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I. A. Watres
Lyceum
Bauer
Dr Lindaburg Surgeon Women’s Diseases Specialty
Dr Lindaburg, a surgeon specializing in diseases of women, operates at 215 Connell Building. Office hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
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Lindaburg
Connell Building
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Cuba
Washington Avenue
Morris’ Magnet Cigar
E. C. Morris
Flower Mission
B. E. Fister
Peck
Scranton Private Hospital School
Academy
Clark, Florist
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Col. L. A. Watres
L. A. Harris
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
East 81St St
Lydia Ee Pinkham
Lackawanna.ave
Hoever
McConnell & Company
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