Inspector's Side of Richmond Case Goes to Court
Mine Inspector Edward Roderick seeks injunction against Elk Till Coal and Iron at Richmond No. 3 colliery to enforce repairs and ventilation upgrades. Testimony from Roderick, officials, and former miners describes extreme danger and a single shaft exit risk. defense to be heard next.
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Commonwealth
Roderick
John Indian
Morgan Davis
PP J. Moore
Delaware and Hudson
Edward Eberson
David Willams
Richmond
Dunmore
Civics Club Discusses City Government Topics
Saturday meeting at Albright library hall covered municipal topics with talks by Torrey Collins Tarbuck Shafer and noted limits on legislative executive and auditing powers. Torrey favored a nine member select council and strengthened separation of powers, while Collins traced New England town meeting liberties and strict citizen restrictions.
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Civics Club
Albright Library
Scranno
Torrey
Newngland
A. L. Collins
Athens
Tarbuck
H. C. Shafer
Shafer
Collinge
New England
Five More Remonstrances Against Licenses Filed
Waverly residents file five additional remonstrances against liquor licenses raising concerns over gambling at the Lee bar and improper signatures on petitions. The total remonstrances reach eleven as the Borough of Waverly objects to Charles E. Lees license.
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Waverly
Charles E. Lee
Newton Township
George van Sickle
William Garrison
Laton Rosencraing
Charles Weisberger
Olyphant
W. H. Fell
License court meets next Monday
Jefferson and Herbert W. Arndt of 1431 and 1433 North Main avenue face objections over a new establishment. Today is the last day for filing remonstrances.
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Jefferson
Herbert W. Arndt
North Main Avenue
Blue Beard Party for Home for the Friendless
A Little Folks group hosted a Blue Beard party at Mrs J E K Taylors home featuring Gordon Taylor as Bluebeard along with Miss Helen Bolca and Marjorie Platt in leading roles. Elizabeth Dickson and Essen Taylor provided violin music and the program offered other pleasant features. Five cents admission benefited the Home for the Friendless.
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Mra J. EK. Taylor
Gordon Taylor
Bluebeard
Mise Helen Bolca
Marjorie Platt
Elizabeth Dickson
Essen Taylor
Milk Producers Meet in Raub's Hall by Five States Union
About fifty milk producers from Central New York and Northern Pennsylvania gathered in Raub's hall. They form part of the Five States union linking New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Jersey, with ties to the producers' syndicate based in New York City. Officers elected include J. D. F. Woolston president and Henry House secretary, with an executive committee empowered to draft by laws and set future meeting times.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Five States Union
Milk Producers’ Association
Raub's
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Producers’ Syndicate
New York City
Delaware and Hudson
Utica
Syracuse
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Road
H. T. Coon
Little York
J.D. F. Woolstan
Irwin Langworthy
F. B. Gilmore
I. W. Seeley
J. BR. Shutte
W. L. Sterling
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
F. Kyle
Nathan Smith
Allen
J. D. F. Woolston
Cortland
N. C
Henry House
de Ruyter
N. Y
F. D
Willard Memorial Service Held At Elm Park Church
Frances Willard’s memorial service at Elm Park church drew a large crowd. The program featured white flowers and a central portrait with white ribbons, with remarks by Mrs. Hoffman Kansas City and readings by Miss Black and Miss Garigan. Clergy offered reflections and Rev. Hlorns presided as Benediction closed the service.
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Frances FB. Willard
Elm Park Church
Cause of Temperance and Purity
Frances Willard
Hoffman
Kansas City
A. M. Horvey
Pittxton
Pennsylvania Bulletin
Miss Willard
Howell
Richard Hlorns
Mr. Barker
J. M. Howell
J. G. Eckman
D. D
Wyoming
George Ulrich
Clara D. Hoffman
Missouri
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eckman
SPECIAL APPEAL DAYS BOARD OF REVISION HEARS INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS
The board of revision and appeals resumes hearings this week on large real estate owners or their representatives. Scheduled appeals include Lackawanna Iron and Steel company March 7 at 2 a.m. and 9 a.m. and March 9 for Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad at 9 a.m. Sam Hines agent, Scranton Gas and Water, and others are listed through March 14 with multiple estates and firms.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Canavan Estate
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Beckett Estate
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
J. H. Pellows
W. J. Hand
John Jermyn
Fairview Land Company
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Samuel Hines
Lewla Jones Et. al
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Casey & Kelly
Scranton Traction Company
Carter & Kennedy
Little Lord Fauntleroy at Academy of Music this week
The Academy of Music presents Little Lord Fauntleroy for the first three days of this week with matinees on Tuesday and Wednesday. The production follows its historic success under Henry French and has drawn crowded houses in past performances.
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Fauntleroy
Dratontle
Mantell to Star in A Secret Warrant at Lyceum
Robert Mantell and the Romantic Players bring A Secret Warrant to the Lyceum on Monday March 7 under Murt W. Hanley. The drama promises swift passion and intrigue set in Bourbon court circles with Mantell as a lead swordsman. Frank Daniela brings The Idol's Eye to the Tyneicum Tuesday with Eastern India settings and Victor Herbert music.
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Robert Mantell
Lyceum
Romantic Players
Murt W. Hanley
Mantell
Robert Mantel
Amerinity Slace
Frank Daniela
India
McCall Opera Company
Begum
Ciiles
Harry B. Smith
Smith
Arese
Loper
Victor Herbert
The Last Stroke at Academy of Music March 10
New York success The Last Stroke comes to the Academy of Music for three nights starting March 10. The patriotic melodrama set against Cuba's island struggles is praised for dramatic episodes and stirring scenes.
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New York
Academy of Music
Rardom
Cuba
Rev Bulgin to Stay as First Christian Pastor
The First Christian church board has recommended and the congregation approved another year for Rev R R Bulgin as pastor. Earlier reports in January claimed he would resign amid discord, but the church chose to extend his tenure with near unanimous support.
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First Christian Church
R. BR. Bulgin
Times
Baard
Christ's First Miracle Sermon by H A Grant at A M E Church
Rev H A Grant B D pastor of Howard Place AME preached on Christ's first miracle from John 2 1 11 arguing Jesus did not create an intoxicating wine and stressing Christ's power over nature and the value of work in faith and society. He said Jesus associated with people and showed sympathy without approving vice.
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H. A. Grant
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Cana
Galiilee
Jesus
Christ
Christ Poxsors
Mass for Maine Victims at St Patrick's Church
At St Patrick's Catholic Church on Jackson Street a solemn high mass of requiem will be held Wednesday morning at 8:30 for the Maine disaster victims. Pastor Rev J B Whelan announced the service saying it honors the souls of the countrymen and expresses sorrow over the terrible accident if it was one.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Jackson Street
Maine
J. B. Whelan
Brass Thieves Arrested for Brass Theft at Scranton Power Plant
Alderman Fuller held Arthur Armstrong and John Carroll, 11 years old, in $100 bail each for stealing brass from the Scranton Illuminating, Heat and Power company. They testified selling the brass to Bernard Levi of Raymond Court, a junk dealer, who was arrested and held on $200 bail for receiving stolen goods.
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Alderman Fuller
Arthur Armstrong
John Carroll
Scranton Illuminating, Heat and Power Company
Bernard Levi
Raymond Court
Gouda
Early Spring Ills Tied to Blood Purity Myths
An old belief links March to May with body derangements from impure blood. The piece argues catarrh causes digestive issues and impure blood, noting winter congestion and chronic illnesses. It cites J T Beott of Cherokee Texas who improved after Peruna and Manalin, promoting a book of testimonials from Peru na Drug Company.
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Beieve
Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings Discover Tiffany Style
A jewelry feature highlights solderless 18k wedding rings in a Tiffany style revival. The piece notes craftsmanship focus and contemporary reinterpretation of classic design in refined metalwork.
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Adams
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Blue Beard Party
Elm Park
Board of Revision
Grand Lodge
Lackawanna Lodge
Wyoming Avenue
Jonas Long
Scranton
Philadelphia
Bicycle Department
Jonas Lonc
Nuanua
Favnnvenen
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Linden
Brooks
Ludwig
Dill Nye
Linden Company
Zenda
Dante Frohlmen
Frohman
Howard Goulds
R. R. Bulgin
A. M. E. Church
MASS
St. Patrick’s Church
Mercereau & Connell
E Rodason
Pilsner
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Ah Pierce, Penn Ave Market
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