City notes from Kevetone Republican meeting and local notices
Local highlights list a Kevetone Republican Club gathering at Central Republican HQ tonight, a Grace Lutheran church lawn social on Mulberry and Madison, and various city incidents. Reports include a jail transfer for Mary Ononenk over infant death suspicions, a colored voters meeting in Lackawanna county, paydays at local mines, a limb amputation incident, a fall on Franklin Avenue, a false pretenses arrest, a bail hearing for Ellman, a theft case on the railway, and a probate register notice from Worcester Massachusetts with an June 14 date.
Speedway Hotel Ad Promises Elevated City Stay
Speed way Hotel sits five hundred feet above the city beyond the Park on the scenic drive to Lake Scranton. It advertises year round operations with meals at fixed times and cafe service all day. Erie and Wyoming Valley trains stop at Speedway crossing. Gentlemen's Races are scheduled Wednesday and Saturday at 3 pm. Reservations by phone 4674.
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Lake Scranton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Married Yesterday in Holy Cross Parish
William Muttley of Withington avenue and Miles Emin O'Brien of Third Street were wed yesterday afternoon at Holy Cross parochial residence by Rev Pather Duan. The newlyweds left for a brief wedding tour after the ceremony.
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William Muttley
Withington Avcours
Miles Emin O'Brien
Third Street
Holy Crow Clutch
Pather Duan
New Children's Day Services Published by American Baptist Society
The American Baptist Publication Society of Philadelphia has issued new Children’s Day Sunday School Services by Rev. RB Pierce D D pastor of Penn Avenue church. The service supports missionary work and will be used in Baptist Sunday schools across the United States and Canada. Pierce oversees a large church and contributes to many religious works and periodicals and speaks at international youth conventions.
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American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
Pierce
Penn Avenue
Publication Society
United States
Canada
Hare
Local Lumber Dealer Rescues Girls From Incoming Express
Frank Scouten of Parsons, a lumber dealer, saved two young girls aged 5 and 6 from a speeding Delaware and Studson line train near Parsons station. He leaped onto the track, grabbed the children with both hands, and pulled them clear just as the locomotive passed. The Barr children, daughters of John Barr, were unharmed.
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Frank Scouten
Parsons
Delaware and Studson Road
Wilkes-Barre
Scouten
John Barr
Lively Alley Fracas Over Lunch at Burros Res taurant
Early today on Penn avenue at Linden Street a heated clash erupted between a negro customer and a youth known as Twony inside Burros quick lunch. A frying pen and griddle wielder threw a calt celler, it struck the air and shattered a window as a general brawl ensued.
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Penn Avenue
Linden Street
Finley OMalley Nuptials Mark City Merchant's Marriage
Well known dry goods merchant P B Finley married Miss Mary OMalley yesterday at the bride's brother's home 102 Third street. Rev W P O'Donnell of Holy Cross church performed the ceremony in front of a small circle of relatives. They left for a wedding tour and will reside at Hotel Jermyn upon return.
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P. B. Finley
Mary O'Malley
Third Street
W. P. O'Donnell
Holy Cross Church
Jermyn
Inspecting New Pennsy Purchase in Buffaio Visit
A Pennsylvania railroad delegation led by President Camnatt visits Buffaio to inspect the Western New York and Tangtrania reef purchase and review present and proposed terminals. The Pittburg Civahon will be inspected tomorrow with Edward T. Sturges as jury commissioner candidate.
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Pennsy Purchase
Buffaio
Jane G
Pennsylvania Railroad
Camnatt
New York
Tangtrania Reef
Penny Waula
Buffle
Piteburg Civahon
Free tea service set offered with purchase on Saturday
An offer promotes a Sugar Bowl Cream Pitcher Spoon Holder and Butter Dish as a free glam design with any purchase, listed as zero cost for tea or coffee on a Saturday in June 1000. The ad urges buyers not to miss the limited giveaway.
General Conference Address Highlights Reform and Debate
G F Reynolds spoke at Elm Park church on the Chicago Methodist Episcopal General Conference noting wise outcomes and progress for women in church offices. The gathering, with about 700 delegates, discussed administrative reforms, open missionary work, and salary questions, ending with praise for the conference’s direction and leadership.
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G. F. Reynolds
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Elm Park Church
General Conference
Methodit Episcopal Church
John Wealey
Chitech
Elm Park
Ur. Gitlin
Mirelven
Hishop Thobarn
Bowthern
Asis
Malayela
India
Nishon
Thoburn
Hie Field
Piropon
Hartgell
Expect Release Plea Over Habeas Corpus For Michard Little
Attorneys Smith and Mahon file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to free Michard Little. They argue the right to appeal attaches and that an appeal to the Supreme Court acts as a supersedeas, with bond carried over. Justice McCollum postponed ruling pending motion status and timing.
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Cornelius Smith
Tribune
James P. Mahon
Michard Little
Juethee McCollum
Supreme Court
Montroue
Littl
Belne
Smith and Mahon
Lenehan
Justice McCollum
Sheriff Campaign Endorsements Highlight Local Faith in Deputies
The community voices support for Deputy Jacob B D Ferber for sheriff citing good physique, judgment, and experience. The message also backs Edward B Sturges for jury commissioner to ensure an honest and unbiased trial by jury.
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Sheriff's Office
Jacob BD
Ferber
Jim June Ith
Edward B. Sturges
German Study Information Offer Through Self-Culture
A small ad invites readers to write Self-Culture box 33 to obtain free information on studying German. The notice mentions smoke and a reference to Pecono S¢elgar.
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Mackawanna Dairy CD
C. S&s. Snyder
Spruce Street
DR. Rever
Spruce ST
Court House
H. B. Ware
Tio
Williams Building
PostoMca
Kevetone, Republican Club
Kevetone Trepetcican Club
Republican
He Price
Grace Lutheran Chuwtch
Mulberry Street
Madizen Avenue
Mary Ononenk
Wiest
Sirotiten
Twken
Lackattannt County
Petoek
Marshall & Deiter’s
West Lackawanna
Delaware
Lackawanna
Wintern
Pine
Taylor and
Molten Pollieries Veetonlay Aml
Die
Bele
Paris
Minko
Carbontale
Stephen Gobloh
Firmouth
Theelos
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weetery
Lackawanna Avenue
Tey Waa
Moses Taylor Hospital
Charles van Valen
Franklin Avene
Westerday
Prd Canine
Prhimore
Welley
Mike
BE. J. Mans
Ellman
Bail
Onstable Juke Filman
Artadend Tifere Albeeman
Saranethy
Emmet Eteeet
Stor WI
William Mosonehensky
Ty Abele Mit Atkin
Cuvlkinnly
Tie Striet Railway Company
Nie Pressmsalon
Worvester
Mass
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Samuel B Cox
P. O
Scranton
Eagle Mose Company
Patrick Reilly
Railroad Avenue
Eladora
Amouthone
Edward Walton
Coffer Meridian
Lieterie Atreute
Alee
George W. Maratall, Jr
Crevford County
Mleite
Darnafine
A. J. Morrie
Mit Penn Avenue
Wikenwa Coum
Wolock
Serio Hlaxe
Marrie
Lake Ariel
Children’s Day Services
Dr. Pierce
City
Finley—O'malley Nupitals
Eadward T. Sturges
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Igmnan Handoln
Thurch
Mre McMahan
Kigmwille
Iml
Hixhop Andrews
Freedmen's Aid
Southern Educational Society
Seashower St
Lucky
Europe
Barlyre
David If Moore
John W. Hamilton
Piedmen
Uiieage
Dr. Giffin
Yne Uling
Eure
Buckley
the County Savings Bank
L. A. Watres
C. S. Johnson
A. A. Onnisrr
Wim
F. Hallvead
August Robignun
E. P. Bingsbury
Everett Warren
Johnson
L.A. Warren
Brown Bros
J. P. Morgan & Co
Koauth, Nachod & Kuhne Letters of Credit and International Cheques
Au Prniafig
Syrvpg
AU Oru Druscists
Litle
Crawford County
Elgar
LE Eee
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Col. Sixteenth St
Irving Place
L D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Big Biore
Hotel Albert
Lackawanna Ave
the Tribune
Crina Malt
G.V. Millar & Co
Wyoming
Avi
D. I. Phillips
J. D. Williams
J.D. Williams & Bro
Washington Avenue
S. Main Avenue
Sauna
Louis H. Isaacs
F. L. Crane
Netter
Gunster & Forsyth
Wien
Emelo Bullere
Vitalie
Vetimia
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