Portrait of D P oinis Exhibit in Wyoming Avenue Window
The life like portrait of the late D P oinis of Providines is displayed in the window of William McAnulty’s store on Wyoming avenue. The notice mentions other local items including theater prices and a church sermon. Thomas Walsh of Sand Banks was injured by a mine fall and returned home.
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D. P. Oinis
Providines
William MccAnulty
Wyoming Avenue
Frothinghaw
Thomas Walsh
Sand Banks
Vesterda
Pine Brook
Trinity Evangelical Church
Little England
J. G. Whitmire
Youn Men’s Christian Association
Pittston
Scranton Truth
Scranton Tarmuner
City Solicitors Office
Denniss Jones
Lary Jones
Dennis
Kent
Lackawanna Avenue
Koehler
Koeller & Co
New York City
Koebler
Scranton
Tex Tripuan
Open All Night at Lobman's Spruce atreat
During the heated season meetings for young women continue in their rooms at 805 Washington and will last only a half hour. Tomorrow’s service is led by Miss Mackurdy, the general secretary, and attendees are urged to come before the summer vacation. A woman with a 7 year old seeks a position in a respectable family. Further details available at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms.
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Washington Avends
New Grook of India Linens at Wash Goods Open
A local shop announces a Saturday wash goods opening featuring dotted Swisses Gimitiew lace and Persian mull prints. The event highlights new textiles with a striped date motif and invites shoppers to browse the updated inventory.
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New Grook of
India
Junior Harmony Clues of Miss Hardenberghs Pianoforte Program
The Junior Harmony Clues of Miss Hardenberghs Pianoforte will present a program of class day exercises Monday June 25 at 4 oclock. Professional and other friends invited to hear the pupils music study.
Swindle Involves Private Letter Paper And Forged Check
A clever swindle targeted E6 Coursen using Mrs Archbald private letter paper to forge a seventeen dollar check. A postal messenger delivered the forged note to Archbald's associate Thomas Arenta who, with Archbald, planned to cash the check. The incident spurred police efforts to locate the suspect, described as wearing a long coat and derby, who is believed to be a Scranton resident or knowledgeable of Archbalds movements. The family plans to leave the alley as trains move in and out.
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James Archbald
Coursen
Jimea Archhild
James Argubald
Sunene
Thomas Archtald
Afra
Archball
Malborcy An
Vine Street
Irnce
Chittenden
Hin
Conreen
Tresley
Cournen
Depot
Carbondala
Scranton
Archbeld
Five Boys Injured By Exploding Powder At Electric Park
Around 8 pm five youths gathered near Electric park and handled a tomato can filled with blasting powder. William Lewis 15 suffered severe injuries with skin blown off and facial changes, Tommy Murphy 12 wore bandages, both likely to recover slowly. Three others sustained minor injuries.
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North End
Tripuan
Daniel Lewis
Putnam Street
William
Tommy Murphy
Martin Murphy
Warren Street
Og Lewis
MORGSNOLLOORF WEDDING IN BLAINE CITY CHURCHHOME
Solemn Thursday wedding at 1018 Pine Street with Miss Heeter Morgan and Fred Olldorf binding vows. Rev W H Pearse officiated. attendees included family from Stroudsburg and Asbury. Newlyweds plan a brief trip and reside on Webster Avenue.
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Solemainel
Edward Dolph
Pine Street
Stroudsburg
Webster Avenue
Joseph Olldorf
Airs
Miza Blanche Dolph
Mixa Florenca Dolph
Mina M
Hartwisk
Seeleyville
Mise Ella
Efe Bullock
Bullock
Nye
J. E. O'Brien
O'Brien
Pealer and Daugher
Asbury
Maurenes Robertson
Mira Anon Robertson
Charles Robertson
Lewis Roverteen
Mra
GF. Whiltemore
Muaters Clarenge
Stanley Dolph
Bicycle Thief Lawson Brought For Hearing
Clark D Lawson known as a smooth swindler was taken from police headquarters to Alderman Fitzelmons office for a hearing. Victims were present as attorneys argued representations claimed by Lennon that he acted for the Premier Cyela company and obtained a wheel from Florey & Holt.
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Clark D. Lawson
Fitzelmons
Charlee B Ollyer Sed HA Alworth
Lawcon
Walter Briggs
Florey & Holt
Messrs
Luvt Jone
Lennon
Cyela Company
Defendant Remanded After Failure to Post Bond
The defendant in the Westminster case showed no distress during the hearing and seemed self possessed. Evidence from F Hand Otto Conrad and M Biddieman was presented along with C M Truman and a hotel clerk about a board and undry bill tied to Lawson. Attorney Olver argued for dismissal but the motion failed. unable to post 29 400 for three cases, Lawson was committed to county jail.
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New York
F. Hand
Otto Conrad
M. Biddieman
C. M. Truman
Westminster
Lawson
Olver
Alfterman FitzGininions
Lawao
Mikado and Pinafore Matinees At Frothinghan
The MacKay Kenney Opera company presents Mikado and Pinafore at Frothinghan. A very favorable matinee drew a full audience and tonight’s program includes both operas with prices 10 15 and 25 cents. evening prices 15 25 and 50 cents.
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MacKay-Kenney Opera Company
Hina
AnneKay-Kenner
Lina
Averyee
MacKay Kenney Company
Bormanon
Matutve
Sweeney to highlight YMC A games in Scranton
The Y M C A hosts an athletic day in Scranton with M F Sweeney of the Xavier Athletic Club New York the world high jump champion delivering a demonstration at 2 pm He weighs about 1506 pounds and stands 6 feet 3 inches with records indoors and outdoors He will attempt 61 or 62 inches while dealing with a tendon issue A 4 pm ball game between Wilkes Barre and Scranton Y M C A teams caps the events followed by a reception and prize awards plus a free gymnastics show and ice cream later
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Jony
Sweeney
Plyalcal
Weeton
Munty
Young Men's Christian Association
John M. Harria
Westminster
Lawrence Band
Company D
Thirteenth Regiment
Scranton ‘Turn Vere
Young Afen
Christian Association
Boston
Onn Huxpisp
Yano Dasit
Surdam
Moffit
Gibbs
Gelber
Dimmick
White
Reese
Cartright
Mertouidrick
Qalnan
Kingsbury
Torowixe
Pounn Haywaxen
Coteman
Bittenbonder
Willard
Quinan
Harding
Kiugbary
Elow hicyeLe
Poe Vautt
Terow
Gelbert
Bulloex
Fixan
Yano Das
Serateh
Guinan
Lineh
Bullock
Wallin
Wellend
Ose Ming Rack
Pirate
prise—Contestanta
McGouldrick
Clappey
Seratelis
Juilges
L. F. Fetors
R. Beamish
J. Herbert
Timers
L. J. Surdam
W. D. Frank
J. Murphy
Wilkes, Barre
Scranton
Association
GMW
Lawrencs
Fatal Mine Accident Near Cayuga Claims Young Worker
William Evana aged about 24 a resident of 621 Galeatrgut and an assistant at Onyoga mine was crushed by a falling rock yesterday. He sustained a head wound and a left hip dislocation, was treated at home by local doctors and died at 7 o clock last evening. He left his widowed mother as her main support and was a member of Thores Jefferson lodge Tru Ivorites and Welsh Baptist church.
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William Evana
Galeatrgut
Onyoga
Alsantice
Dra Doutw
Sullivan
S Rong
Br. Robert
Hyde Park
Tre
Mermaber
Thores Jeffernon Lodge
Tru Ivorites
Welsh Baptist Church
Kindergarten Training Boot Reopens in Scrayton Dispelation
The Training boot for kindergartners under the Scrayton Frow Kindergarten Dispela tion will reopen Wednesday September 12 at 9 a.m. at 15 Wegen avenue. Applications awarded by Miss Salisbury, Soovb Orange, N.d.
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Scrayton Frow
A. E. Da Opens Office in Borr Building
Da A. E. pond resumes his professional practice in the old location at Washington avenue. He will serve former patrons and the public in general, continuing his medical and professional duties.
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A. E. Pond
Servie
Bia
Borr
Washington Avenue
Scranton Faces League Decisions as Teams Hedge Bets
Directors remain undecided on next moves as Scranton contemplates joining leagues or funding bids. Garnie agrees to 600 dollars and secret telegrams to President Young of the National League. Scranton rejects the Eastern League, Albiny eyes it, while Beranton could host a vacancy. Meantime Harrisburg players attract multiple NL offers with prices rising toward 1500 dollars.
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Garnie
Scranton
President Young
National League
Bankers Echo on Rhode Island Law and Saturday Banking Hours
At the Bankers of Eastern Pennsylvania meeting in Scranton on June 14 the majority backed the Rhode Island statute that notes due on Sunday or holidays are payable the next business day. The ruling applies to all banks, closing at noon on Saturdays, with some dissent from Mr. Ainey who argued for noon only for banks closing at noon. The decision keeps Saturday noon as banking hours and affects paper dated after July 1, 1804. St Thomas College club lost to Wood's Business College in a James Boys' grandy event.
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Scranton
Alney
Eaton
Hackett
Ainey
North American Caledonian Association Convention in Scranton
The North American United Caledonian Association holds its annual convention July 2 in the Scranton Caledonian clubhouse with about 100 delegates from the U.S. and Canada. Grand Chief Gardner of Toronto presides. Chief Skeoch and John Peacock lead loon club delegates. A uniform regalia is discussed and Scotland’s national identity noted. Banquet at Hanleys July 4 and Caledonian club games at Laurels Park, with city tours July 5 by ex-chiefs committee.
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United Caledonian Association
Hull
Scranton
Scotland
England
Hensvielstion Watts
Great Britain
Hanley’s
Caledonian Club
Laurels Park
Ex-Mayor Denies Interfering With Mayor Connell
In a Spruce street encounter, former mayor Fellows denies rumors of trying to influence City Hall. He states he is not involved in current administration or city business, and emphasizes he has no intent to interfere with Mayor Connell or Hy.
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Connall
John Hi
Fellowa
Spruce Street
Eed
Connell
Chad
Search for murderer continues in county
The pursuit of Emanuel Lore’s killer continues with no suspect found. Sheriff Fahey vows to persist of his own money if the county commissioners do not act, while County Commissioner Giles Roberts says a reward proposal is informally under study.
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Chneengza Medala
Noone
Emanual Lore Eines
Shriff Fahey Toys le
Conmi Ledgner
Giles Roberts
Abe
Assistenge
Comialimioners
The New City Directory Issued Today
The Scranton business directory is issued today in a smaller format with about 4000 entries. It uses two-column pages to compact names and lists streets, numbers, and society details. Binding and printing were done in the Triweng job department.
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Scranton
Toilay
Tun Triweng
Fall of Babylon Notes Show Rehearsal At Armory
The Cyrian army will carry spears and walils while debates for Thursday or Friday evenings proceed. Over seven hundred costumes are used for performers with full rehearsal at the armory tonight at 7 20. Rehearsals on Frothingham stage Monday Tuesday and Wednesday include drill youths in sixteen person companies.
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Ant Cyrian
Speara
Walils
Frothingham
After School Excursion to Niagara Falls for Teachers and Public
A Grand Vivasion excursion from Scranton to Buffalo and Niagara Falls set for Thursday June 23. The trip departs Carbondale at 6 50 am and Scranton via D H at 6 40 am returning next day. Round trip 3.00 for adults with children five to twelve half price. Dr Gibbons of New York City will be in Scranton Mondays 8 am to 6 pm.
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Erie
Will
Buffalo
Piayers
Buffalo City
Carbondale
Scranton
New York City
Wyoming Avenue
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Norrman & Moore
Grenadines
Haskell
Mears & Hagen
Lacka
Lackawanna the
Wyoming
City Notes
Lobman’s
Spruce Atreat
Ues Veni
Marans & Hace
Mars
Archbald
Hame
Trey
Powder
Morgsnolloorf
Brideamaid
W. H. Pearse
Jumper Sweensy
Cayug
Reo
Porn-Clift
Lake Ariel
Will O
Manin
Binghamton
Pitcher Hodsen
Binghimson
Unn Lahell
Albiny
Bidghamton
Franshlas
Losat
H. P. Simpson
Bthiselty
Loot Association
Wilkes-Barre Yeaerday
Patrick Powers
Lingus
Simpson
Legatiog
Alout Odeon
Billie Burnie
Hudson
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Holion
Mr. Marnie
Wguaffalo
N. BE. Young
Hodron
Swift
Hodson
Peel Flanaghan
Larrisburg
Altoona
Reading
Harrisburg
Pottevilla
McQuuaid
Armstrong
Spyder
Buston
Meaney
Louisville
Philadelphia
Meyers
Bankers’ Meeting
Thomas
St. Thomas College
Wood's Business College
James Boys
Granady
Fellows
Saya He Eas
Medala
Saen
the New City Directory
Babylon
Niagara Falls
Dr. Gibbons
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka, Ave
Lange
Havana
Pines
E. G. Coursen
Ava
Piag
Gautechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Battin &Co
Pinn Ave
Oslands
Wyoming Ave
Dunn
Are Again
Capes
J. Bolz
Wyoming Ava
Bamnik
London
Russia
Penn Clothing & Shoe Use
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
L. Gallen
Banister's
Leotevaniant
Lackawanna Ave
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