City Notes and Local Notices In Scranton
Hoard of Health hosts a remlar eventing at their room in oily thio ball tikes. Teachers' Committee will not visit until next week. Boys Day invites under 12 free entry at Scranton hall. Arrests reported for shrub destruction and theft of bicycle in front of a local store. Pawar and Midson employees paid, Lackawanna salaries detailed. Meeting of Italian Voters invited. Locomotive receipt records and deliveries. Pipp pictures planned Thursday night with Marker Wilt present. Prayer seating for Roy Spanier C Tickwon and Bow WIll be at First Presbyterian meeting. Annual examinations for Soldiers’ Orphan College set for June 12. Joseph Aidlevitch to be taken to Ruppalo as authorities pursue case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
C. Tickwon
Nidahars
Elaeret
Charles M. Surdam
Pittston
Will E. Hiller
Wilkes-Barre
Eto Sun
J. B. Sweet
Wyoming
W. H. Pearce
D. D
Trisider
Sprague
Ile
Speedway Hotel Ad Rates and Racing Schedule
The Speedway Hotel operates year round perched five hundred feet above the city on the park drive to Lake Scranton. It offers meals from breakfast 6 to 9, lunch 1 to 2 30, dinner 6 to 9 with all-day cafe service and party arrangements by phone 4674. Gentlemen's races are held Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 p m near the Speedway crossing, with Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad trains stopping there.
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Lake Scranton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Damages claimed after schoolyard accident and missing man case
A Scranton notice reports Mire. Thomas B. Davis filing a damages claim for injuries from a dig in front of a school on Ferdinand Street. Also described is a missing man named Pischer from 687 Clay Avenue, last seen in recent days wearing a gray suit and brown jacket, age around 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Davis
North Scranton
A. A. Venture
Ferdinand Street
Pischer
Charlee Zurflich
Clay Avenue
Vines
Insolvency Costs Debate in Criminal Court Judgment
Judge Edwards yesterday condemned placing costs on a party in criminal cases as an actual economy for the county. He warned such practice leads to higher indirect expenses and county liability. The jury granted the favor of placing costs on the county, while the defendant’s attorney quipped about payment capacity.
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Edwards
Tie
Three Pumps At Work In Court House Square
Contractor Mattias Stipp operates three pumps at work in the excavation near Court House Square lifting wares from the foundation for the soldiers monument. He struggles to keep the water from enveloping the site, and warns that a cofferdam or similar method may be needed to finish the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattias Stipphow
Court House Square
Soldiers’ Monument
Letters From The People Published By The Tribune
Under this heading readers express opinions in published letters. The Tribune notes it does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed and prints letters only when accompanied by the writer's name.
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The
Tribune
Reunion invitation for Franklin Academy alumni described
An invitation outlines a Franklin Academy alumni reunion in Harford known as Old Pronchin. It describes a printed program with a catalog of ten thousand students, a history of the institution, and a full record of attendees. The note asks past students to respond or donate a book. details include dates, addresses, and names of organizers.
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Franklin Academe Ptudente
Ak Po
F. E. Loutus
Scranton
Franklin Anaheny
Thortetay
Franklin Aoealeony
Harford
Scheal Dias
Teuntyra
Uncle Lyman
Ashile
Ito
Lannan
Willianheharleon
Lilien Ie Leia
Amulee
Maine
Earh
Kingsley
Warford
Porton
Dent
Bdleon M. Tiffany
W. L. Thatcher
Ccvrelary
Wyoming Ministers Weigh Amusement and Conference Views
Delegates at the 156th Wyoming District Ministerial association in Kingston discussed stricter Sabbath observance and the General Conference's amusement stance. Officers were re-elected, camp meeting plans noted, and talks covered Methodism’s origins, women’s representation, church unity, and education at Wyoming Seminary.
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Chicago
Wyoming District Ministerial Association
Kingston
C. H. Reynolds
Austin Griffin
D. D
W. T. Thorpe
Hey
D. Cornell
Wyoming
Parker Cadman
Metropolitan Church of New York
Little
Orangte
N. Z
W.H. Pearce
J. N. Eailey
Sprague
Wyoming Seminary
Samuel Moore
Elm Park
W.L. Thorpe
R. M. Pascoe
Lippinesti’s
Pearce
Herbert L. Ellsworth
Nolan Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Carbondale Case
James Nolan, Carbondale youth, withdrew a not guilty plea and admitted manslaughter in the killing of his father John Nolan. Judge Juden Edwards postponed sentence to Saturday. The prosecution argued for clemency, while defense counsel sought dialogue with the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nolan
Carbondale
John Nolan
Yester
Juden Edwards
Nolan
Thomain T Huffy
Lfl Wedeman
Wis
Thomas
P. G. Weldenasall
Washington Avenue
Edward
John
John Noll
William Noll
Savage
Bavage
Joseph Jeffries
Zelinski
Kelly
Jacob Miller
Women Would Try Mrs Pinkham Medicine If They Knew
A testimonial extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. Mani a M. Kine from Attleboro Mass says a year of illness with constant pain ended after one bottle and she now has no backache or stomach pain. The ad urges women to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass for free advice to regain health and happiness.
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Mrs. Pinkhann
Thay
Mrs. King
Tam
Pinkham
Maniia M. Kine
Noxra Attlenuno
Mass
Ferber Endorsed for Sheriff in County Race
The page notes J. D. Ferber receiving an endorsement for sheriff in the county contest. Other items on the page reference Smoke The Pocono and mention a cigar, framing the political piece within a regional context of candidates and local culture.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Widely Used for Children
A damaged, old advertisement fragment claims the product has beenWid for over fifty years by Mi LLloss of MOVUENS for their childulil while teething with parental success. It promises to soothe the child, ease the pain, dull the gums, and calm the infant. Sold by druggists worldwide.
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Mi Llloss
Mra Winslow
Conviction Reported for Chicken Stealing in Tenement Case
Early April 2, patrolmen found two chickens in Frank W. Miller's possession and he admitted buying them for eighty cents. Mrs. John Kennedy identified those birds as stolen from her Prospect Avenue premises. George Richards faced burglary charges before Judge Kelly, tied to a scheme with a former associate.
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Washington Avenue
Stnte
Miller
Commonwealth
Joshua Miller
George Richards
Kelly
Allen Johnson
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Lackawanna Dar C
Adams Aveous
C. S. Snyder
Ian
Spruce Street
Edward Reyer
Court House
H. B. Ware
Williams
Postoffice
Scranton ‘Hanaretent
Sheumbery
Lam Conahoy
Connell
Oliver May
Bere
Sanurdie
Pawar
Midson
Crus Toland
Lackawanna
Sloan
Mampton
Oxford
Vine
Helen
Taylor
Ormnion
So'eloth
Directo Lavamnotive Works
Munkirk
N.Y
Seetianlay
Dbebwmn
Powells
Colwel
Ae Marsford
Cobia
Thomas J. Stewart
Ruppalo
Joseph Aidlevitch
Speedway News
the Speedway Hotel
Samuel B. Cox
Scranton Pa
Wilkes Farre
Hile Etorion
Father Baker
Bovest Buffalo
Petia Avenue
Aly
Prenker
Franklin Academy
Ferber
Sheriff's Office
Lackawanna Avenue
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Surdam
GiMin
Murdock
General Conference
W. HH. Pearce
CL M. Giffin
J. C. Murdock
A. Dh. Swort
WH. Im. Wilbur
Ash
Dr. Gin
God
Chris.lang
Will L. Hiller
J. N. Batley
Griffin
Hoe
P. G.weidenswall
Bon
Manseault
Nother
Milward
Viders
Christian
New York
Delaware
Huntingdon Reformatory
Mary Rhucenioh
Michael Buffy
Kucentch
Noll
Neary
the County Savings Bank
L. A. WaTnes
S. Johnson
MH. Christy
Cashier
Wm, PF
Malletead
Auger Holbtean
Klogebury
Everett Warren
Joison
L. A. Warren
Fierree
AM HO
J. D. Ferber
Mrs. Winslow
China
G. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
the Clock Tobacco Company
Wyoming Avenue
Louis H. Isaacs
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
DR. G. E. Hill & Son
Scranton, Pa
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