Grand Concert by Professor Chance Choir in Adhing Avenue Chapel
City notes report a grand concert by Professor Chance and his choir of the Second Presbyteriad enires tonight at 7 40 in the Adhing Avenue chapel New York street. Also regular Theme for the Friendless meeting tomorrow morning and a printing committee meeting tonight to discuss an ordinance. Additionally an injury news item about Prof Whitmore fracturing three bones in his left foot at Boranton Business College and a supper at the YWCA Saturday evening. An arrest notice from Pittsburgh involves Wolensky Kusiensky, and paydays are set for Saturday for workers at Mumend colliery and associated shafts with several local stops listed.
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Professor Chance
Adqing Avenue Chapel
New York Street
Whitmore
Boranton
D. L. Bailey
Robinson
New York State
Carr
Mr. Carey
Archhbald
Burns
Death on the Dickson Colliery Tracks
Joseph Yorkman 45 lived at 617 Hills Court Dunmore and headed the breaker at Green Ridge Dickson colliery. He died instantly when two train sections separated and closed on him as he walked between cars carrying tickets to the office. He leaves three sons, two of whom work at the colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yorkman
Dickson
Green Ridge
Hills Court
Dunmore
Yockman
Youkman
Grace Lutheran and Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Services
At Grace Lutheran Church tonight Rev George Ulrich of Grace Reformed Episcopal delivers the address. The Grace Reformed Episcopal choir provides music and Friday evening J Lansing will speak on Church Federation and Civic Righteousness. The choir of Second Presbyterian attends with solos by Miss Black and Mr Gipple.
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Grace Luthern Church
George Ulrich
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Lansing
Second Presbyterian Church
Miss Black
Gipple
Run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy Reported
During a run on Chamberlains Cough Remedy at Glade Springs Virginia A F Clark a local druggist sold twelve bottles between eleven and closing time on January hth 1901 He reports high customer satisfaction and notes the remedy is well known in Virginia for its efficacy For sale by all druggists.
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Jan Hth
A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Virginia
Chamberlain
Re appointed Collector Penman for four year term
Internal Revenue Collector T F Penman is reappointed for four years. The transfer of the office to Penman was conducted by General W T Clark with Penman taking the oath before Clerk A J Coleborn and filing a 300000 bond. The examining revenue agent praised the office as well kept and supported by competent staff.
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Internal Revenue
T. F. Penman
W. T. Clark
Ant
Revenue Department
Tof Pennath
Thitomal Rewrymn
Beranton Pal
Hurgh
Halaner
J. W. Verkes
Addition Complete Brings Washington Avenue Building to Forefront
The Chn nell building on Washington avenue nears completion redefining the street with 10 eight stories of fire proof construction. It houses 240 offices with major tenants Connolly Walhice International Sault Wilkard Warren Knapp New York Life and the Underwriters Association. Three elevators and steam powered fire protection set a new standard for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Delght
Webster
Connolly & Walhice
International Sault Company
Wilkard, Warren & Knapp
Hiw
Pennsylvania
New York Life Insurance Company
Underwritera Association
Wedding of Bernard Miller and Jessica Inglis at Madison Avenue Home
Bernard E. Miller master painter for the Lackawanna railroad marries Miss Jessica M. Inglis at her parents home 27 Madison Avenue. Rev James McLeod officiated with only close relatives present. The couple plans a honeymoon visiting New York Old Point Comfort and Washington before returning to settle on Linden Street.
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Bernard E. Miller
Lackiawanna
Jessica M. Inglis
J. Scott Inglis
Warrhige
Oelock
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Madison Avennue
Hanley
Master Printers Unite In Wilkes-Barre Meeting
Marshall Preston W W Davis Samuel York and Lyman A Clark led Scranton Master Printers at a Wilkes-Barre board of trade gathering to unify associations. They reported a 27 member Scranton and 23 member Wilkes Barre, with a uniform job rate and social ties. Wilkes-Barre delegates will attend Scranton’s A H hall meeting next Monday and a banquet at the St Charles hotel on March 2.
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Marshal Preston
W. W. Davis
Samuel York
Lyman A. Clark
Scranton
Associa Tion
Wilkes-Barre Association
Board of Trade
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Association
A. A. H. Hall
St. Charles Hotel
Two Prisoners Plead Guilty in Federal Court
Fred J. Robinson of Greenfield received a two year sentence in the Western Penitentiary for passing a counterfeit. Lintford J. Smith of Honesdale, a 16 year old, was sent to the Huntingdon Reformatory for stealing mail from post office boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, J. Robinson
Greenfield
Lintford J. Smith
Honesdale
Reformatory
W. St. Archbald
United States District Court
Fred J. Robinson
Robinson
Western Penitentiary
Smith
Huntingdon Reformatory
Samuel Gricko
Carbondale
Secret Service
M. F. Griffin
United States
McCarrell
Allen House Barc Ber
John M. Sharpstein
A. T. Searle
Harrisburg
Allen House
W. P. Shank
New York
William Reader
Towanda
MecCarrell
Header
Twin Troubles Solve by Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills
A Swanton style testimonial asserts nerve strain overworks the body leading to indigestion and debility. Mrs J L Johnson of Boranton Pa credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills with restoring stomach strength and removing nervous dizziness after using at Mathews Bros Lackawanna Ave. Pills sold at 50 cents or one dollar per box with the doctor’s portrait on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Chase
Scranton
J. L. Johnson
North Mainstret
Boranton
A. W. Chase
Mathews Bros
Strate Cleared Over Coin Peeling Ignorance Claim
Strate was probably let off on the ground that he was ignorant of the character of the coins he was peeling as argued in court. The decision reflects the defense claim that lack of knowledge about coin quality influenced the outcome.
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Strate
Gibbons to Open Border Control Committee List
News notes President Gibbons will unveil the border control committee slate at Monday’s meeting. Jayne faction members are expected to gain key chair positions while allies receive prominent posts, reshaping committee balance after last year’s fight.
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Gibbons
Border Control
Jayne
Mr. Gibbons
Funeral of Mrs Sweet at Maple Street Home
Rev Rogers Israel presided at the funeral of Mrs Frank Sweet held yesterday afternoon at the family residence 122 Maple Street with many relatives present. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery under Funeral Director Prive. Pallbearers from Robert Burns Lodge No 59 Independent Order of Odd Fellows included Moir Gilbert Gray Swans Nesbitt and Schnell.
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Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Frank Sweet
Maple Street
Prive
Forest Hill Cemetery
Robert Burns Jodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Moir
Gilbert, Gray
Swans
Nesbitt
Schnell
Man Follows Lawsuit Over Tongue Injury in Old Forge
Jessef Zsupik sues Max Ikosenbluth for 10000 alleging a dangerous ditch in front of the Rosenbluth store on Main Street Old Forge caused a fall. The 22 year old, left speechless by the accident, claims permanent injury including severed tongue and multiple teeth. Mrs Emma A Plummer seeks equity relief over Blakely Coal lands in a separate case.
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Jessef Zsupik
Max Lkosenbluth
KE. W. Thayer
Rosenbluth
Manle Street
Old Forge
Zaupik
Zsupik
Plummer Sues Coal Firms Over Blakely Lands
Mrs. Emma A. Plummer of Blakely Borough files equity suit against Hillside Coal and Tron, Lackiwinnie Coal, and Templeton companies seeking injunctions, accounting of coal mined, and specific performance of a 1828 Thomas Meredith Samuel Callender covenant. Attn. S.B. Price represents plaintiff.
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Emma A. Plummer
Blakely
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Lackiwinnie Coal Company, Limited
Templeton Company
3S. B. Price
Thormas Meredith
Thomas Meredith
Samuel Callender
Plummer
Common Pleas
Dolph and
Callender
United States Circuit Court
Vein of Coal in Dispute Between Landowners and RR
A suit in ejectment was filed yesterday by Welles and Torrey for Caroline L Hoysradt and co owners against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. They claim ownership of the Hig Vein coal under 100 acres across Taylor borough and Lackawanna township and allege the railroad is mining it in possession.
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Belmont Street
Delaware and Hudson
Mill
William RR. Johnson
Delaware and Hudson Company
Nathan B. English
M. J. Drennan
Ontario and Western
William Mainwaring
Robinson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Welles & Torrey
Caroline L
Hoysradt
Grace Gleason
Jessie Hoysradt
Florence Rossman
Warren J. Hoysradt
Alice IK. Hoysreadt
Taylor Borough
Lackawanna Township
Defendang Company
Ejectment suit over Lackawanna Ave building lease
Isilare and William Krotosky owners of a building at Lackawanna Avenue filed an ejectment action against Lehigh Valley Railroad Griffin Art Company and Yonezama Brothers. Attorneys M F Sando and Joseph O’Brien say the railroad leased the first floor then sublet to Griffin Art and later to Yonezama Brothers, prompting owners to seek forfeiture and possession of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isilare
William &. Krotosky
Lacka- Willand Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Griffin’ Art Company
Yonezama Brothers
M. IF. Sando
Joseph O'Brien
Bowe
Sakkawaiinik Avenue
Griffin Art Company
Yonesama Brothers
Oey
Court House News Notes
Court notes discuss a Paul Aldemian case in which a Willian Saree is identified as a defendant. Claims of admissibility errors in James Bell’s case arise after Bell’s alleged fraud and a lethal incident last week involving a $10 dispute with Michael Keinicki of Winton.
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Aldemian Wadds
Willian Saree
James Bell
Witilezthel
Michiael Keinicki
Winton
Te Ds
Young man held after Lackawanna mission burglary
William Poster admitted guilt for breaking into the Lackawanna MI and Elevator Co. office and warehouse, arraigned before Magistrate Howe, and committed to jail in default of $500 ball. An accomplice aided by passing the door open and is expected to be arrested soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Lackawanna MI and Elevator Company
Howe
Foster
Dan McCarthy Signs With Scranton Club As Pitcher
Geneva New York pitcher Daniel McCarthy, last season star twirler for Painesville, won 23 of 25 games and pitched well for Buffalo in the Eastern League before choosing Scranton over interest from Detroit. The six foot one, 105 pound pitcher drew attention for his fastball and competitive record.
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Daniel McCarthy
Geneva
N. Y
Scranton
Aanager al
Lawson
McCarthy
Painesville
Ohio
Buffalo
Toronto
Detroit Club
Wilhelmina's Husband Criticized For Hunting Obsession
A Minneapolis Journals letter from Holland argues Prince Henry’s unpopularity stems from his Nimrod tendencies and hunting at the royal parks of the Loo. It notes Queen Wilhelmina’s ties to Holland and denies royal domestic strife, while condemning the prince’s hunting and public portrayal.
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Minneapolis
Holland
Prince Henry
Wilhelming
Pines
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Charles D. Sanderson
Wyoming Ave
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Feta
Young Women's Christian Association
Fis
Young Women’s Christian Association Reonts
Suburdas
Myre
Wl. A. Hall
B. J. Tipple
Godfrey
C. J. Terman
Mis
Hannah Deavon
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Wolensky Kusiensky
South Scranton
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de Manville
Archibald
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Continental
Yorke
Hampton
Timpton
Holden
Hye Bark
Oxford
Pyne
Aoa
Joseph Yockman
Grace Lutheran Church
Connell
Mrs. J. Scott Inglis
Master Printers Unite
R. Heber Breitnile
Sewark
Blooming Grove Park Association
Joseph Strate
Pittston
Stanley Andrachik
Felix Moscocovicy
Edwardsville
Just Devender
Loftus
Edwardsdale
Andrawitki
Muscocaviez
Marshall Snyder
Edwardshire
Andurchik
Strite
Andrachik
Circuit Court
William Robinson
D. Carey
TI. H. Burns
James H. Torrey
Wella & Torrey
L. E. Carr
Albany
Delaware & Hudson
DR. Bailey
Country
John Gibbons
Max Rosenbluth
Emma .A. Plummer
Equity
Blakely Coal Lands
Railroad Company
Court House News Notes
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China Fall
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Tou Se
Amikes
Merrell Seale
King League
Wilhelmina's
The
Netherlands
Prom
Mayine
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Game Duciulisthy
Wendy Tia
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