City Notes And Upcoming Local Events
Lafayette College Glee Banjo and Mandolin club to perform in the high school on March 11. McAll Auxiliary holds annual meeting at Second Presbyterian church lecture room at 3 40 this afternoon. Tolin Roche 22 from Jermyn injured by coal fall and hospitalized. Christian Workers' League meets Tuesday March 11 at 8 pm in Mitchell's dining room 320 North Washington Ave. Frank Joremyn reports father John Jermyn’s heart condition improving from Pasadena. Republican district committee meeting set for Saturday March 22 at 2 pm to plan primary election. P S Dilfrey buys land at Forty-ninth Street and Seventh Avenue New York for proposed hotel. Deputy Marshals escort prisoners to Pittsburgh and Huntingdon. Funeral of Rev William Adair at 2 pm from Dunmore M E Church with sermon by Rev Austin Crim. Constables’ association investigates security measures. another meeting to discuss ways and means this afternoon.
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Christian Workers’ League
Mitchell's
North
Washington Avenue
Fragmented report on local incidents and a suspected murder rumor
A garbled item mentions an accident at a window where a worker fell from a ladder causing glass injury. It also references a national festival planning, an executive committee, and a police telegram about a suspicious man in Nidagara Falls linked to a fatal event, though no one recalls the person.
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Talpit Stevens
Nidgara Falls
N.Y
Ufa
Saloon Brawl Leads to Fine After Wayne County Man’s Rampage
Theodore Morris proprietor of Hub saloon on Spruce Street had a license refused. Fred Stevens of Sterling, Wayne County, drank, stole $40 from his clothes, knocked Morris and the bartender down, battered a plate glass window, and damaged furniture. Police arrested Stevens. Magistrate Howe fined him $10 after friends claimed he was drugged.
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Theodore Morris
Spruce Street
Fred Stevens
Sterling
Wayne County
Stevens
Morris
Hart
Cberlitz
Howe
Prodigal Life Themes Rise At Atlantic City Gathering
A sermon decries waste in life and warns of prodigal paths across home, marriage, work, and society. It stresses parental authority, faithful marriage, honest business, and accountable church conduct amid Easter week events and city amusements.
Prodigal Theme Echoed By Pastor Pierce Sermon
Rev. Dr. Robert F. Pierce of Penn Avenue Baptist preached on the prodigal son, arguing modern society including prodigal homes friends business and some churches largely shape prodigal sons, and stated he never marries divorced people.
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DR. Pierce
Prodigal Society
Prodigal Homes
Prodigal Friends
Prodigal Business
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Self Blame in Hitter Statement
A damaged text fragment shows a line attributing fault to none but the speaker, emphasizing self blame and inner admonition within a Continental phrasing style. The context suggests a personal reflection rather than a declared event or action.
Lent Evening Services Range Five Weeks in March
Special evangelistic services are planned nightly along Peon Avenue in Duptint elurel for five weeks in March. Rev George A Cure preached on Buried Among Kings at Providence Methodist Episcopal. St Peter's cathedral drew a large crowd for Lenten sermon by Rev Lolat McLaughlin. Superintendent George G Sanborn led last night's Grace Episcopal services. Dr 2dy Lansing delivered an inspiring sermon at Green Kile Presbyterian. Rev Ro W Clymer spoke on God or Mammon at Fire Christian church. Royl ENet delivered a second address at Tailroad Young Men's Club. Thorns de Crooly will read at Baptist ministerial conference.
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Peon Avenue
Tesove Missaion
Episcopal Church
2Dy Lansing
Green Kile Presbyterian Ehitiress
W. Wright
Washington, D. C
Fire Christian Church
Ro W. Clymer
Roy
Epovlal Addreaier
Thorns de Crooly
D. D
Jackson Street
Pent Avetine Baptist Church
Local Grand Jury Session Opens in Equity Court
The grand jury convenes as Judge Is. C. Newcomb charges the jury and presides. Equity cases include Dean against Winton and others, Leyden against Lyden, Turcell against Dougherty, Deine against Towel, and Spencer against Nay Ang Coul Co. List of grand jurors includes Eugene Allen Scranton and many others from Scranton and nearby towns. The county constables present quarterly returns to court today.
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Equity Court
Is. C. Newcomb
Equity
A. PD
Hamlin
Scranton
Thoms Fiske
North Almington
John Wright
Miner
Patrick Plenn
Kitcher
Willian Davie
Niner
Matthews
Oispilint
Edwin Warrington
Carbonidale
Michiel Spellmin
Claules Sickler
W. Scranton Wolfe
Mim Wheeler
Chickamith
C. Thivis
Merchant Denen
Frank Mliining
Labore
Thomas Tarrs
Seranbon Prink . Tuwhessaianan
Carbondale
Thomas MH. Vlannery
Executors Under Will of John Mason Hearings in Orphans Court
In the Orphans Court Judge A A Vosburg heard citations against executors under John Mason's will to show cause why they should not furnish security or be removed. Jones Bros tea dealers allege insolvency of two executors William Rawlings and Daniel Jones and mismanagement. Respondents deny all allegations. Testimony concluded and opposing counsel moved to dismiss. case set for Friday March 4 at 10 a.m. Judge Vosburg also disposed of other matters in various estates.
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Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
John Mason
Jones Bros
William Rawlings
Daniel Jones
C. A. Battenberg
H. D. Carey
H. ©. Watrous
Lavelle Divorce Case Records Nonstandard Petition Details
In the Lavelle divorce case court documents reveal a respondent ordered to pay monthly support while the suit proceeds. Attorney Clarence Balentine represents the petitioner Minnie Cluar in a separate divorce action from W K Clearwater alleging desertion and support issues. The couple reportedly wed in district court and cohabited until a date in 188.
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Michael Lavelle
Ellen Lavelle
Whitony
Clarence Balentine
Minnie Cluarwater
W. KK. Clearwater
Duds
Aid
Scranton High School Girls Win Two Junior-Tilt Games
In the YWCA gym Saturday night the Scranton High School senior girls defeated two junior teams in hard fought basketball contests. The lineups show key scorers and positions, with seniors earning notable contributions from Beith, O’Hoyle, and Woodruff among others.
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Scranton
Y. W.oc. A
Parlo’s
Vis
Siuilata
Misa
sMing Davie Ming Sinlihh
Iit
Mise Beith Ming Chutes
Mint Ruge
Miss O'Hoyle
Miss Wetsel
Mise
Thomasice
Mies
Huntor
Mies Mellows
Mids Bowiyan
Mie Pamalice
Uwie
Misa Shallow
Migs Walter
Mist Donohea
Susquehanna Water Co Granted Charter for City Supply
A charter was granted to the Susquehanna Water Company to supply water to this city and nearby points. It plans a reservoir atop Campbell's Ledge and to pump water from the Susquehanna River into the reservoir for distribution.
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M. Nash
M. Reilly
N. M. Bicke
J. F. Boyer
J. T. Richolxer
Pittston
Susquehanna Water Company
Susquehanna River
Campbell's Ledge
Kofchinski Faces More Trouble in Extortion Case
The trio linked to the Daniel McAuliffe killing faces new bail in Old Forge extortion allegations. Kofchinski Edward Sharrak and Frank Wojchinski stand 500 bail each after witnesses allege they posed as officials to coerce saloonkeepers.
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Daniel McAuliffe
Edward Sharrak
Old Forge
Kofchinski
Frank Wofchinski
Edward Shurrak
Ruddy
Faksely
Korchtinski
The
Municipal League
Luzerne Street
Scranton Railway Company
Sharrak
M. J. Donahoe
Wofchinski
F. WM. Beers
Phillips
H. L. Taylor
Letters From The People Published With Writer Name
Short reader letter notes that the tribal group declines responsibility for opinions expressed. publication contingent on including the author's name and accompanying byline.
Correction to March Judging Decision at Hodgenpal
The correspondent admits error in reporting a March issue at Hodgenpal. The decision was not void and four competent judges ruled correctly. The writer apologizes to all concerned for the misstatement and requests publication of this correction.
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Ditate Wihieinen
Briel Methoudiat
Wil
le Goring Ld
Jurges
Tribune Editor Reports Half of Donation For Meydoxell Hluptwell Memorial
The Tribune details a conference action on funds for the Meydoxell Hluptwell Memorial Church. A fine legal action and a half of the $200 donation are noted. The semi centennial event is planned for Thursday afternoon with a Wyoming conference history program.
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Doxell Hluptwell Memorial Church
Wyoming
Mariel
Manley
Haid
Pecadent Wiyrlon Deolesy
Evapdion
Reb
Lees
Stationary firemen to hold Archbald convention to airing grievances
President Nicholls of District No 1 United Mine Workers calls a convention of stationary firemen and engineers in Swift's hall Archbald for Tuesday afternoon Delegates from each colliery are urged to report grievances to be formed for the Shamokin mine workers convention on March 18 The dispute centers on a new Sunday shift and other scheduling changes in the Avondale Woodward and Pettebone collieries with closed operations following firemen’s rejection of the plan
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Nicholls
United Mible Workers
Mine Workers Union
Swift's Hall
Archbald
Shamokin
HR. A. Phillips
Delaware, Lackawannan and Western Company
Avondale
Woodward and Pettebone
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Melrose
Dentifrice
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
J.P. Coult, D. D. S
Wyoming Avenue
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Lafayette College
Eluba
Wileg
Frank IL Joremyn
Pasadena
Cal
Nia
John Jermyn
Mr Dennyn
Third Legislative District
Urdas
P. S. Dilfrey
Dormen
Forty-ninth Street
Seventh Avenue
New York
United
We Sroder
Pittsburg
Ainelayy J. Robinson
William Reeder
Lintford Siith
Huntingdon
William Epgara
Willian Adsar
Dun Tore
Hew
Austin Crittin
DR de
Wyoming Disset
Te Dann Esate
Richard Barron
Miekson
Retary
Cannan
Elephant, Treater
F. J. Neary
Executive Board
Meats
Richard Marron
James W. Clarke
Wo 1
Thomas
Lawrence Money
Timoty Jones
Michiel Gaughan
Stanton
G. 2. Mott
Chomrs
Steddfod
Moko Male Qhvety
Gwents
Edwardedile
Wilkeefarre
Atlantic City
Ita
New Jersey Central
M. Burt
Liberty Street
New York City
Luke
Weis
Pierce
Thiow
Caeer
Prodigal Churches
Mmu UI
Sea Island
Percales
India
S. Hh. Twining
Optician
Penn Ave
Religious News Notes
Grand Jury
Court House News Notes
Hush
Kofehingki
Wojchinski
Prannock
Sussivich
Anes Strulufsky
Charles Sussovich
Sofehinski
Donahoe
Korchinski
Beers
Kofehinski
the Tribune
Fine China
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
GEO, Wo Millar & CO
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Ladies’ Outfitters
Rays Neel En
United Mine Workers of Americ
Offic Club
Kern
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn
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