Local Notables Attend Social Events and March Weddings
Hazleton resident James visits Scranton and many dignitaries gather for social functions. Pottsville, Pittsburgh, and New York figures are noted among attendees, with plans announced for a March 18 wedding at Allington hall and other civic movements including potential state senate candidacy.
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KR. . James
Hazleton
H . Robathan
Pottsville
United States
Clereiet
Griffiths
Pittsburg
Theta Thor
Pittston
August Hoblagon
Misho
Arkuticas
Ty. O Benton
Washington Livemie
Will
Wirtston
St. Aloysius
Simon
M. Holiigan
Cedar Avenue
Ato
Samuel J. Kernekman
At & O'¢elock
Allington Hall
Marka Plitve
Eighth Strom
New York
James R. Burnett
the Truth
Pryor
Newcomb
Burnett
Scranton
Wis
Harvey
Lixeriie
Thirvey
Kline
Tinglston
Tlw
Wilkes-Hare
Darvey
Fire at Ay lsworths Stable Sparks Alarm in Moir Court
A blaze in Ay lsworths stable in Moir court between Linden and Mulberry Streets caused a fire alarm last night. Flames damaged hay valued at about 0 and the stable roof before the fire engine extinguished it. Authorities suspect incendiary origin and note the incident may relate to a nearby steel company.
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Aylaworth
Moir Court
Linden
Mulberry
Orlock
Bes St
Luacka- Wath Trongh
Aloe
Woeberg
Phoenix
Chemie
Negligence question in Henne versus People's Street Railway case
Judge Willard of the Superior Court affirms a lower court ruling in the case of Albert Henne v. People's Street Railway Co. The jury awarded 75 dollars to the plaintiff. The opinion reviews whether parental negligence or the carrier’s duty governed the incident in which a child was killed on a streetcar track. The court concludes the lower court correctly left questions of contributory negligence to the jury and rejects the argument that the parents were liable for the child’s unattended actions.
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Albert Henne
People's Street Railway Company
Limerne
Otters
Hniy
Appitle
Crete
Partiathy
Dati Bey
Etngiaweiry
Bilinn
Ted Gabi
Peerceminie
Wilber
Fide
Henan Quest
Rene
Vrittnee
Yamba
Seventh Street
West Lackawant Avenue
Olreuime
John Ve. Hallway
di Pa
Har Hoke
Philiadelphhae
Uoilowding
Bat Pal
Sh Deineouth
Wit. Wittshire
Allegheny and
Mianichester Traction
Probate Notices in Scranton and Old Forge Estates
Letters testamentary and administration granted to William Repp of Old Forge and to Elnora Goerilta widow in the estate of Jacob Cberlitz late of Scranton.
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William Repp
Old Forge
Jacob Cberlitz
Scranton
Elnora Goerilta
A Gay Old Boy Delights Scranton Audiences
Joseph Hart stars in A Gay Old Boy at the Academy of Music. Carrie DeMacar shines as the principal foil, delivering wind dances and bright flair. The show is well staged with a strong farce company and several song numbers, entertaining a local crowd.
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Academy of Musile
Joseph Hart
Carrie DeMacar
Hart
Mr. Hart
Scranton
Sone Thewofes
Mir Hiart
al Leech
Winfheld Hlake
Mr Hart
Miss DeMar
Davis’ Theater
Twentty Indies
Geentlemen
Binghamton
Insurance Suit Over Policy Payment Intervenes
Mary Ann McNally of Avocn seeks insurance payment in a lawsuit filed through Prothonotary Pryor. Attorneys Brien and Kelley represent McNally against a company after a policy dated July 25 1804, the insured dying four days after delivery, the company withholding the $1,000 policy with interest.
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Brien and Kelley
Mary Ann McNally
Avown
Pryor Westering
St. Wool
Minn
Dome
Mie
Tbe McNailly
Mousie
Four Wills Probated and Administrations Granted
The Register of Wills reports four probated wills and letters of administration. James K. Plunkett of Fell Township named Teresa E. Plunkett as executrix. Franklin Lancaster of Moscow left letters to E. M. and W. A. Lancaster. Eliza Depew of Madison Township appointed administrator S. H. Depew. Mary Conway of Old Forge and William Taylor of Scranton also probated.
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Register of Wills
Hopking
James K. Plunkett
Fell Township
Teresa E. Plunkett
Franklin Lancaster
Hite
Moscow
E. M
W. A. Lancaster
Eliza Depew
Madison Township
H. Depew
Mary Conway
Old Forge
Wiliam Taylor
Scranton
Summer programme of University Px tension society
The fourth summer meeting at the University of Pennsylvania announces a full course for diverse students. Lectures cover ancient thought, Latin literature, psychology, music, chemistry, and cooking. Notable speakers include Munroe Smith and Clement Smith with performances of Shakespearean works featuring Mrs. Potter.
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University
University of Dpenneylvania
Jd Ois
Amero
Weare
Ma. Mn
Phene
Munroe Smith
Cottam Oleae
Thoms J. Shahan
University of Amelia
Clement O
Smith
Hourvard Udvertiti
Dana
Theirs Gibbons
University of Ponty Wait
Lantin
Amd
Kusge von Eniglist
Gieeolree
Swentw
Ir Aur
Aleta Witter
Talad
Che
Tinea
Barney Li
Ibugh AL Clirke
Thie
Pennsylvainia
Thetis W. Surette
Haltitore
le Lentutre
W. 0. Atwaiter
Wesleyan University
Exceptions Filed in Liquor License Objections
Two objections were filed to liquor license applications in Wilkes-Barre with Thomas Holtham and Arthur L. Martin opposing Earl P. Weichel and the Penn Avenue Baptist Church trustees. The filings argue late petitions, improper publicity, and alleged building use risks, with signatures from church trustees and legal representatives.
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Thomas Holtham
A. J. Martin
Earl P. Weichel
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
John H. Thomas
Poeti
Emil BP. Welchel
W. Wrombs Avenue
Arthur L. Martin
John FP. Serage
Penn Avenue
Browning
Ad. Datty
Wilkin
Thie Penn Avene
Panther Keller
Flom. Koehler
J. W. Browning
A. Billenbender
Edwin Ss. Williams
Co. Thomas
W. B. Smith
A. D. Stelle
Tramps Confined After Shelter Station Lockup
Sergeant Delter locks four tramps for thirty days at the county jail after a night of occupancy at the station house. The action curbs repeat vagrancy as others seek shelter there amid tempers and poor weather.
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Delter
Viis
Witter
Bleiberty
Terry
City Insurance Renewal Schedules Amid Public Debate
The city must renew its insurance policy this week before the seventh as the term expires. Mayor Cloned and the insurance board, led by Edgar, discuss agency assignments and potential new agents while some questions about the policy remain unsettled and await final approval.
Effort Underway to Trace Clothes Stolen by Young Man
A young man who was employed by Mrs Maud Kirwan a few weeks ago left town suddenly with hundreds of yards of cloth. Police are tracing his movements and seeking information to recover the merchandise and identify accomplices if any.
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Mrs. Potter
New York
Jule
Daly
Avon
Mr. Hellen
Rales
Sieves
Juliet
Vane Thompson
Dane
Flere
Ivere
Jullet
Max Nordan
Ing
HW. Kirwan
Scranton
Connty
Eddie Walker
Rescue Mission
Salvation Army
Walker
Wilkes-Barre
Wonnera
Nichols
Wah
Nin
Maud Kirwan
Elm Park Church Thursday Evening Organ Concert
J Alfred Pennington with Theodore Emberger and Elm Park Church Quartet perform at Elm Park Church. Admission free with a silver offering. Concert starts Thursday evening at 4.
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Elm Park Church
J. Alfred Pennington
Theodore Emberger
Elm Park Church Quartet
Coming Attractions at the Academy of Music
The Great Diamond Robbery arrives for two performances at the Academy of Music with A M Palmer and Edwin Knowles leading a New York stage spectacle. The program promises sensory drama, elaborate scenery, and strong New York–era comedy and vaudeville acts featuring Anne Yeamans and Lan Lawrence among others.
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Academy of Music
American Theater
New York
A. M. Palmer
Edwin Knowles
Tessownes
Daniel
Jainguselek
Mother Bhosenbaum
Anne Yeamans
Edward Uarelgan
Lan Lawerence
Mand Banks
Fanny Cohen
Bredertee Bond
Cheerme
Honifiaes
Boltword
James Beving
Massive Moving Sale Clears Chinese Goods and More
Twenty two days before relocation to 303 Lackawanna Avenue a store announces a big sale. Decorated imported plates spanned from 15c to 10c, pansy pin trays mostly gone, butter dishes and dinner castors priced to clear, Rogers spoons halved, sugar spoons 68c, French facsimiles 35c, etchings and framed art offered at deep discounts. Come to the store today.
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Lackawanna Are
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