Open All Night at Lohmans Spruce Street
Commonwealth Shop Store on Washington Avenue and Vine shops advertise latest fats in russet and peat leathers with new styles for ladies and gents. Dr C Lavnan dentzet and Gnn Water Co building offer Wyoming Avenue improvements. Eight years in Beranton market features meats and groceries at lowest prices. Steller Beeley at 194 Wyoming Avenue ends with customer praise to a missing final phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. & C Lavnacn
Dentzet
Gnn and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Beranton
No Suit in Band Case as Judge Clears Defense Evidence
Judge Archibald denies Candor's motion for non suit in the case of Dr D B Hand against Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co. Witnesses testify on negligence and electrical risk while juries struggle to agree in unrelated trospisa and family dispute cases. The docket includes Williams v Patrice Brown verdict for the defendant and Travis v Henry Trivia settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archhbald
Candor
Dr. N. Y. Led
Dr. Hand
Tinsley
D. B. Hand
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
8. B. Price
Budge Archibald
M ¥. Leet
William Williams
Patrice Brown
Robert Tinsley
John Wale
Edwards
Lnto
Inne Travis
Wattlement
Befors
Edwarda
B. F. Boyle
Hamburg-Bremen Aaranae Company
Interesting Concert at Penn Avenue Baptist Church Tonight
A concert is planned tonight at Penn Avenue Baptist Church by Professor John Howard of New York and his three children Miss Matel Miss Grace, with support from Mind Lam Reel, John Watkins and James Wilson. It marks the debut for all performers except Professor Howard and Mr Watkins. Tickets are at Powell & Co’s and Stulle & Lagley’s music stores or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
John Howard
New York
Matel
Grace
John Howe
Mind Lam Reel
John ‘T. Watking
James Wilson
Oward
Mr. Watkins
Suate Ire
Powell & Co
Stulle & Lagley
Interment of Glenburn Resident Hiram Akerly Held in Chinchilla
Hiram Akerly 65 of Glenburn died Monday evening in a Glen Mary hospital after brain trouble. His remains were brought to Chinchilla for interment with a service by Rev. TF Parsons of Waverly. Survived by a wife and three children Frank W of Tompkineville May of Droomaburg and George of Gleibarn.
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Glan Mary
Chinchilla
Intermaut
Hiram Akerly
Glenburn
Akerly
Glen Mary
N. Y
TF. H. Parsons
Waverly
Frank W
Tompkineville
May
Droomaburg
George
Gleibarn
Entertainment and Lecture Tonight at the Academy
An event unfolds this evening at the Academy of Music under the auspices of St. Vincent de Paul Society Pine Brook. The program blends entertainment and a lecture for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
St. Vincent de Paul Agelsty
Pine Brook
Chimes of Normandy Tonight by Mackay Keaney Company
Elaborate production of Planquette opera Chimes of Normandy presented by Mackay Keaney company at Frothingham tonight with full company. Noted arias include Ding Dong Bell and Silent Heroes with ensembles. New cast adds Edward Roadway in Noticy role. Performances Friday Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee. Lin Mascotte repeated yesterday and last night to favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay-Keanney Company
Planquette
Normandy
Mackay- Keaney Company
Auflin
Panny Moora
Boydenish
Serpolette
Lilagin Gonzales
Germaine
Sylvain Langlole
Muargale
Charles Holmes
Grenichens
Din Young Ag Guepord
Edward Roadway
Noticy
Chines
Come Opera
Saloon Closures Targeted by City Clergy Union
An adjourned Pastors' union meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association proposes to expand its executive to 25 members, halt arrests of clerks in abeyance, and focus on saloon keepers. Col. Hitchcock and Mr. Sturges push rapid, decisive action to curb liquor business on Sundays. A special meeting is set for Monday to finalize expansion and strategy.
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Lickawynnn
Min Logan
Lackiwanna
Pastors’ Union
Young Mens’ Chtlatian Association
Momberd Boles
Stelle
Sturges
Miller
Clark
Dony
Mahy
FL. Hitchcock
Abeyatee
Dong
Thut San- Guy
Afr
Colonel Boies
Clurka
Wonderland Theater To Reopen With Noted Company
Wonderland theatre on Linden street reopens Monday under manager Davis with afternoon and evening performances by a fine company. Plays include Husel Kirk For given Forgets Ma-Not Estaely Ace caused Fan on the Bristol and the Private Secretary. Saturday morning a special children's matinée is planned with ad hoc charging five cents and free seats. Each patron receives a free chaycoo on arrival.
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Wonderland
Linden Street
Davis
Husel Kirk
Estaely
Bristol
Dave
SixYearOld Burns Rescued by Grandmother Fire Incident
The six year old daughter of John Roche Fediy Lurned near Fourth Street was playing near a backyard frame used for burning paper. Her clothing caught fire and the grandmother, visiting, rescued the child by plunging her into a barrel of rainwater, extinguishing the flames. The child suffered burns but not life threatening. the grandmother sustained burn injuries to her hands from the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roche
Fediy Lurned
John Toehe
Fourth Street
Esme
Longatront
Seventeenth National Saenger Meet excursion rates
Scranton residents are urged to use Central Rail Road of New Jersey special excursion tickets to New York for the Seventeenth National Saenger event in June. Tickets allow travel June 21 to 24 and return by June 30 for 1.85 dollars round trip. The offer promotes a low fare to visit New York city sights and sounds.
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Reapen—National Bank
Lackawanna County
Tenth District
Stantz
Washsatan Avenue
Breck Home
Mra
Anthony
C. A. Sherman
Glenburn Borndet
A. Reed
William N. Sherman
Wis
Lehigh Valley Company
Atlantico City
Faro
Delaware and Hudson Bridge
Zimmerman
A. JL. Martin
Scranton
Your People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Fh. J. Lathrope
Misa T. Frank
Charles PF
Hes
Jamia & Lawsons
Cleveland
Miss T. Frank
Carrie Bonney
Bethleham Times
Washington
Ile San Lon
Seckelman
Ifor Wade M. Finn
HH Behndt
P.d. Hickey
Robert Robinson
James George
Peter Stoos
Charles Miler
Charles Greever
1. Kobathan
Central Fire
Scrantonians
Saenger
Saengerband
New York
Central Rail
New Jersey
List of Likely Involved Names and Petition for Custody
Ligale Brown, described as a bad girl, and Krighaum presented a petition asking Liszl Row n to be committed to the House of Refago. The mother is claimed to be lad and the father deserted two years ago. The girl is considered wayward and a burden in the case. Also a note about clothing at H A Miggsbury's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krighaum
Liszlrown
Refago
Cymric Association Festivals to Award Major Prizes at Laurel Hill Park
A large prize event under the Cymric Association of Music and Literature will be held at Laurel Hill Park. Six hundred dollars is the top prize with additional awards totaling over several thousand dollars for choral and vocal renditions, solos, orations, and instrumental pieces by Scranton area students and participants. John Courier Morris named general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymric Association of Music and Literature
Laurel Hill Park
Sapt Gand
Pennsylvania
Chotta
Ined Voloes
Lom Volcen
Eignty Voloes
Phorus
Ely
Scranton
Toavhere
Masie
Bishop
Pinanti
Basa
Handel
Priga
Tevor
Dudley Buck
Daniel Webster
John Courier Morris
Meeting of Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents and Officials
Insurance agents and district superintendents of Metropolitan Life met at the Library building office to greet Major Corwin from the home office and Superintendent Crankshaw from Philadelphia. Corwin spoke on wartime service and experiences, and the group adjourned for supper before reconvening for further remarks and a vote of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Listrance Company
Corwin
Home Office
Crankshaw
Philadelphia
Holby
Major Corwin
Corwii
Cronkallan
Morgan
Ganl
Barrett
Ennon
Morgat
Halbert
Lioyd
Gilbool
Welgh
Sanders
Camnpian
Decker
Thompson
Swayze
Davis
Price
Conley
Jenkins
Morwan
Allen
McAndrewe
Fars Rell
O'Malley
McDonald
Jones
Talavey
Gilgallon
Donn
Readlon
Rogers
Hurtathorn
Kenavidy
Hodaon
Cooper
Shaefer
Micheal
Honasroth
Yogai
Nicholson
Broscharrt
Skeltoy
Deemer
Bryne
Powell
Morria
Grae
Cine
Rugensted
Contempt Detention in Equity Suit Involving Gannon
Court issues attachment against James Gannon for contempt in an equity proceeding where Mary Rial is complainant. Gannon was ordered to execute a deed to Mrs. Rial for land but failed to do so. An unrelated advertisement mentions a promotion and a boxing champion's appearance on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
Mary Riel
Mra. Rial
Cantata of Queen Esther at Music Hall
Handsomely presented cantata of Queen Esther titled Eather offered last night under Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church auspices. Cast includes Sadie Kaiser Wilkes-Barre as Queen, Richard J. Thomas as King, Martha Thomas as prophetess, T. D. Baeynon as Mordecai’s guard, with Evans and Davies in musical roles. Large audience witnessed the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eather
Music Hall
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Queen
Miey Sadie E Kaiser
Wilkes-Barre
Zerluh
Miry Maggie Jones
Mordecai
Milas Martha Thomas
Miss A. Davis
King
Richard J. Thomas
Human
John T. Watkins
Mordesal
T. Dbaeynon
T. Dbaeynon; High Privat
John Ae Herald
H. Holly
Harvonab
W. Phillips
Tegal
Harry Acker
Actiby
W. A Price
Wiliam Z. Brace
Richard Phtilips
Misa Lillie Evans
Misa Agnes Williams
Mise Lizgzio Marchant
Misa Davies
Zerish'n Child
Ituy Evans
King's Pages
John Davies
Eugene Evans
B. Evane
Mya
John L. James
Walter Davies
Improved suburban service for Danmore and Grann Nidee line
Scranton Traction to add an extra car on the Dunmore and Green Ridge suburban line today. North of Marion Abbeyk service will run about every fifteen minutes, and between Marion Street and the central city about every seven and a half minutes. The outward bound car will be at 1.45 p.m. on the Danmore Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danmore
Grann Nidee
Dunmore
Green Ridge
Scranton Traction Company
Marion Abeek
Marlon Street
Centtal
Danmore Hine
Conference of Bankers Session and Banquet Planned
At 2 o'clock this afternoon about 100 financiers from the Associated Bankers of Eastern Pennsylvania gather in the Albright Library center for papers on state banks and the national system. A banquet follows at Westminster with Bauer's band providing music and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bankers
Pennsylvania
Albright Library
Scranton Clearing Hons Association
Weatminster
William Hackett
Easton National Bank
Willian Li Ainey
Second National Bank
Allen Town
National Bunny
Bietop
National Bank Examiner
Astern Potnayiveniay
William J. Peek
Third National Bank
Scranton
Willimin
T. Staith
Ted
Bauer
Tiv
Stratton Clearing Hones Association
James A. Linen
William S. Peck
A. B. Williams
Commuities
H. J. Anderson
H. G. Dunham
Philadelphia
Theodora Strong
Pittston
George Shinnon
Josph Thomas
Frank M. Horn
Catasauqua
Catasauqua, Recording Secretary; ©.D. Moger, Rowid*ing, Treasnrer
William H. Airey
Robert E. Wright
Allentown
James M. Jacoba
Pennsbur
John W. Gwyner
Easton
James A Linen
P. M. Carhart
Wilkes-Barre
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Newean
Spruce Street
Norrman& Moore
Mears & Hagen
LACKA
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Lackawanna the
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Lohman
Commonwealth Shop Store
Bersntanr’sa
Fiaharta
Prerce
J. J. Pierce
Carboniale
Fell
Pietessky
Michael Hogan
Rive
Ada
Tugun
Mr. Hogun
Calais
J. Gorr
H. A
En! Hoo
M. J. Ryan
Penn Avanus Bapist Church
Gotham
Minora Hate
Wholvatlv
H. A. Miogsbury'a
Laurel
Jims Gannon
Ryas
Ong Bottin
Guarinte
Ewexy
Janie
Queen Esther
Barkers
Albright Library Guilding
Raiwanrs
Mirket Sella
Guernsey
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka, Ave
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ava
Gautechi & Sona
Finent Department of Oil and Gas
Eee
Giby
KH. Brattin&Coo
Tharilware
Penn Ave
Fann
Conradaeg
Soma
Urs Us
J. Bolz
Wyoming Ava
Next Dime Bank
Dunn
Congress
London
Russia
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
S. L. Gallen
Merk
Atlantic Refining Co
Crown Acme
William Mason
Ome
Coal Exchange
Wyoming
Ping Brow
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wyoming Avi
Owl
Banister’s Shoe House
DR. Jaeger's Woolen Goods
Lackawanna Ave
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