City Notes Clerks Meet at 227 Wyoming Avenue
A regular meeting of the clerks association is set for this evening at 227 Wyoming Avenue. Also scheduled are notices of various gatherings including Nay Ards Hose and the Central Republican club, plus a Catholic and Newnan Magazine Club session at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerka
Wyoming Avenue
Upton Tlorgue
Chile
Central Republican Club
Newman Magazine Club
Catholic Nisturless Society
Newnan Magnane Club
Connen
Speedway Hotel Promoted Along Lake Beranten Route
The Speedway News advertising a first class city hotel open all year. Located five hundred feet above the city beyond the Park on the scenic drive to Lake Beranten. Noted that all Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad trains stop at Speedway crossing.
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Lake Beranten
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Food service hours and events notice
Breakfast from 6 to 9 a m Lunch 1 to 2 30 p m Dinner 6 to 6 p m Lunch all day in Cafe Arrangements for large parties by phone 4674 Gentlemen and ladies races Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p m
Local societies plan events and excursions this June
The article notes a Tuesday concert at their hall on Lachine Avenue with a vote on warding a wedding at Brooklyn later this month. Liederkee holds an arnde excursion at the Ort part of August. An excursion to Weartlake is arranged for June 14 by Clark's Summit Catholic mission to benefit the chapel bill. Train departs Delaware Lackawanna at Western station at 4:5 am. A farewell reception for T. J. V. Bell marks his Scranton departure with a Biblical view of church progress. Moonlight excursion by Royal Family Social Club planned for Mountain Wark with members listed.
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Lachine Avenue
Conards Society of
Wilkow Durte
Brooklyn
Liederkee
Weartlake
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Ratlenad
Clark's Summit
Lackwanna
Western Station
Pou
Scranton
Howard Mace Hall
T. J. V. Bell
Princeton
N. d
Royal Family
Mountain Wark
Albert Davin
Victor Wenzel
PJ Weir
Cue Wein
Cherlen Nertine
J. JD. Ferber
George Néleon Toots
Teidore Roos
William Williame
Guy Melph
Motert Deilil
Edward Eise
Will Jane
Selon Terie
Charles Bertine
Edwart Eisele
Vitor Weneel
Last Symphony Concert Delights Scranton Audience
The Symphony Orchestra Society presented its eleventh concert at Leecum, drawing a near full house. Leader Protester Teinberger guided performances of masterworks by Migain and Schubert, with Gwilymn Miles delivering a notable Cavatina and a strong final movement, earning praise for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Orchetre
Leecum
Pres Gramme
Scranton Fecopred
Ayer
Teinberger
Raeime
Erivan
Symphony
Bern
Migain
Menard
Mery
Windsor
Miles
Vole
Pimsti
Milew
Wong
Momberger
Verdict in Luzerne County coal case awards 22708
Joseph Stevenson versus Ebervale Coal Company et al ends with a verdict for the plaintiff of 22708. He claimed damages of 190000 over pollution of Nescopeck Creek impacting his woolen mill and business. If upheld, it could set a new regional legal standard for mine refuse outlets.
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Luzerne
Joseph Stevenson
Ebervale Coal Company Et al
Ebervale
Nescopeck Creek
Supreme Court
Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Army Nurse in Cuba
Charles H. Marks serving as nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy works like a charm. Sold by Matthews Dro s wholesale and retail agents and all druggists.
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Charles H. Marks
Nurée
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Chamberlain
Matthews Dros
Twelve men tried by eirenit court for Rateliife lynching
A special term of the eirenit court convened to try twelve men charged with the hanging of Rateliife, a Black man, as authorities seek justice in a racially charged case.
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Liberty
Mist
Man in Carbondale faces murder charge in father's death
Janice Nolan of Carbondale stood trial before Judge H. M. Edwards charged with killing his father John Nolan on April 11 in the Nolans’ South Side home. The weapon was an axe. no eyewitnesses exist. Nolan claimed self defense. Jury selection yielded ten jurors. more to come.
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William Osborne
Talesmen
Janice Nolan
Carbondale
H. M. Edwarila
John Nolan
Nolans
Nolan
Williams’ Bottling Works
Edward J. Neary
Williams
W. Gaylord Thomas
Edwards
T. P. Duffy
I. PF. Wedeman
Ryan
Commonwealth
Wilther
Lackey Barrett
Cherish
Washington Avenue
Cuba
Aicantula
Louis Zelinsky
Peter Ruba
John Dyer
Margaret Dyer
George Richards
Allen Johnson
Kelly
Johnson
Michards
Klehais
John M. Walker
P. FP. Kilcullen
Guilty Pleas Mark Crackdown on Forgery and Theft
George W. Wilson and others admit guilt in multiple cases as authorities disclose six counts of forgery against Wilson and related thefts. Harry Castner George Smith plead guilty to stealing scrap iron from the Pinecoaust Coal company while Laura Eppstein and others face sentences for hotel thefts and related offenses. Sentences range up to nine months with several defendants remanded for further action.
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George W. Wilson
Harry Castner
George Smith
Pancoast Coal Company
Yesterdy
Plein
Rurity
Align N. Martin
George Myers
Chief Robling
Moir
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
Hunt & Connell Company
Clarke Bros
Mortimer Ts. Fuller & Co
Wilson
Edwards
Harry Costner
West Side
South Side
Pinecoaust Coal Company
Throop
William J. Appleman
William Lawson
Laura Eppstein
Conway House
House of Refuge
Harry Eppstein
Eppstein
Rosar
Louis
Starra
Richard Murphy
Cleveland
Ballot Reform Movement Ties Clergy Support in Assembly
At a meeting of the Abington Baptist Ministers association at Penn Avenue Baptist Church, Albert I. Turner of Philadelphia urged ballot reform. He proposed an auxiliary committee with city headquarters to evaluate candidates in Northeastern Pennsylvania and secure pledges of support from those favorable to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Baptist Ministers’ Association
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Albert I. Turner
Philadelphia
Society
Turner
Pennsylvania
Glass Works Closed After Walkout At Standard Plate Glass
About 400 workers halted operations at the Standard Plate Glass company works in Nader, Pa. The General Manager Neale states production will not resume until the company and the men reach a clear agreement on rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nader
Dune
Steauet
Pollahing
Neale
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Nostalgia Claim
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and diarrhea, claiming decades of use and universal mother approval. It markets soothing effects for children and broad worldwide trust, citing severe relief for multiple infant ailments.
Petition to Revoke Two Liquor Licenses Filed
Attorneys for the Men’s Union petitioned to revoke licenses held by Francis Hafler and Thomas F. Clark, alleging nonoccupation and Sunday openings. Protests name John J. Skelly and Thomas Burns as real proprietors. Hearings set for June 21 alongside related cases. Also sought authority to destroy gambling devices seized at The Turf and The Manhattan after court confirmation. Bills totaling 111.00 were itemized for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Torrey
L. Nitehcock
F. FE. Beers
Men's Union
Francis Hafler
Penn Avenue
Thomas F. Clark
Wyoming Avenue
John J. Skelly
Penn Avenue Place
Thomas Burns
Wyoming Avenue Place
Manhattan
Hubert Wilson
W. Bartlett
Exponen
Accused of Larceny Arrest in Brewery Barrel Case
Vito Girandi of Ash Street was arraigned before Alderman Kasson on larceny charges for taking several beer kegs from Pennsylvania Central Brewing. Held in $100 bond to appear in court. Company agent Joseph Tosa obtained a search warrant. two barrels found at the premises amid tense confrontations claimed by Mrs Girandi and threats against witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Girandi
Ash Street
Kaseon
Pennsylvaniia Central Brewing Company
Girandi
Joseph Tosa
Kasson
Wasson
Rosa
Girandl
Lfe
Fatal Collision Near Weldon on Atlantic Comet Rail?
In a collision on the Atlantic Comet railroad near Weldon today two men died instantly and three were seriously injured when the fast mail train struck an open switch at Garyaburg. The deceased include Engineer Cheatham of the Coast Line and an unidentified white tramp. Injured are Mall Clerk McGeorge and two colored men in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Garyaburg
Cheatham
Coast Line
McGeorge
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Ballot Reform Movement
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Mrs. Winslow
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