Armory movement meeting chaired by Colonel Ripple
Yesterday afternoon a meeting of armory movement supporters was held at the Central Republican Club with Colonel Ripple presiding. Attendees included Lt Col Courken Major Mattes Captain Barnard Adjutant Millar Lt Mattes Sgt Major Rice and ex Lt Gov L A Watros. An executive committee of sub chairmen named Ripple Coursen Watres Mattes Millar Bradbury Kingsbury and others will govern until armory completion with weekly Monday meetings and a planned opening show starting April 23 for a week with matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlora
L. A. Watres
Mattes
Millar
C. BE. Bradbury
E. P. Kingsbury
Opening License Court Thirteenth Ward Day
License court opened yesterday morning to hear applications for liquor licenses in Archbald and other districts. Judges Archball Gunster and Edwards preside. many petitions opposed by remonstrants. hearings set for today with further remonstrances and witnesses planned for several towns including Dickson City Dunmore and Fell township.
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Commonwealth
Archball, Gunster and
Edwards
Archbald Bor Wus
Witneses
Lienses
Archbald
Potter
M.D. Potter
Toensett Denton
John P. Kelley
WW. Baylor
Halslander & Vosure
A. M. Robinson
Blakely
John G McAskle
EF. C. Newcombe
J. Alton Davis
Ninth Street
Hlukely
McaAskie
Carbondale City
Joseph Sanklewicz
Dickson
W. W. Lathrope
Dickson City
H. Gallagher
A.J. Colborn
Lathrope
William H. Richmond
Dunmore
John Powell
M. EB. McDonsald
Patrick Melody
Johnson's Patch
Hk. A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Connolly
North Pole
T. O'Nell
Richmondale
O'Nell
Kelly
William J. Dunn
Hichmandale
John M. Harrié
Dunn
Everett Warren
Stephen Beresch
Main Street
Warren Tract
Fell Township
Forest City
Peter J. Healey
John Banks
J. H. Curran
Mr. Lathrope
R. D. Stuart
Carbondale
Curran
Lewis Piser
Jermyn
Piser
John Jermyn
Aftornewa J
Alton Davia
Taylor & Lewis
Woodruitt
Davis
Act of Assembly
Ciitizens
Elthos
Death of Silas Helles Ruled Natural by Coroners Jury
Chemist Charles Koempel testified at the coroner's jury meeting that his stomach analysis found no traces of nicotine, strychnine, atropine, or other specific poisons. He noted minute morphine traces but concluded the powder did not cause death. The jury returned a verdict that Helles died from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koempel
Silas Helles
Oak Hull Mir
Koempel
Bellow
Cleaning Up The Streets After Severe Weather
Central city streets regain passability as ice and show pile along gutters are being cleared. Street workers under the street commissioner report good progress in removing the accumulation, making major thoroughfares navigable again.
Constables sworn in for North Abington and Waverly
Almon M. Coon constable of North Abington township and George A. Sherman constable of Waverly borough qualified and took their oaths before Clerk John H. Thomas yesterday. Conn’s bond stands at 1000 signed by J. W. Merchon and Jesse A. Case. Sherman’s bond amount is unspecified with W. D. Spencer and A. A. Mackey as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon M. Coon
North Abington Township
George A. Sherman
Waverly
John H. Thomas
Conn
J. W. Merchon
Jesse A. Case
Mr. Sherman
W. D. Spencer
A. A. Mackey
News of the Railroads Social Round At Delaware and Hudson Depot
Conductor John Brock has recovered from grip. Conductor Martin Case walked outdoors yesterday. Ticket agent McDonald of Delaware and Hudson returned from New York. Since March over 100 mileage books sold at the depot. Last night's rally drew strong attendance with Frank J D Glover as chairman. Reports praised membership growth, machine shop meetings, and use of the city pastors in good work. The railroad quartet and phonograph entertainment drew praise and Banjo and trumpet solos followed. March and April excursion plans advertised. call F J Moore for details.
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John Brock
Martin Case
McDonald
Delaware and Hudson
New York
Delaware and Hudson Company
Frank JD. Glover
Will D. Kressler
George Dr. Nicol
FY. D. Glover
A. H. Masters
Peargall
Railroad Quartette
Death notices from Scranton area mourns
Death notices from Scranton list Thomas W Johns of West Side at home with funeral Wednesday at 1:90 from family residence. Bridget Kelly died in Jessup aged 4 years 4 months with Archbald Catholic cemetery interment. Simeon D Sanders of 619 East Market Street died of pneumonia aged 76 with private interment. Margaret O Hara wife of Anthony O Hara died at 140 Washington Avenue with funeral Tuesday morning.
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Jouns
Scranton
Thomas W. Johns
Mureh's
Duryea
Kelly
Jessup
Bkilen
Johns
Bridget Kelly
Archbald Catholic
Budget Skips for Nay Aug Park Amid City Funds Clash
After five meetings the estimates committee adjusted the 1895 city expenditures to within 0.04 of the revenue cited by the city controller. The panel trimmed and reallocated funds for street work and parks, including Nay Aug park, with labor and landscape items reduced and several large improvements struck out. The committee pledged to support its amended report to the select branch, offsetting a shortfall by transferring certain 1894 balances.
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Uhe
Williams
Fifth Ward
Stafford Meadow Brook
Flin Street
Wyoming
Phelps Street
Ash Street
Palm Street
Cedar
Imttston Avenues
Bellevue
Seventeenth Ward
Durr
Blehth
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Spruce Street
Laver
Wyoming Avenue
Phelps
Ash Streets
Munyon Rheumatism Cure Praised by Doctor Brooks
Dr George F Brooks of temple place Howton endorses Munyon Rheumatism Cure as highly effective after a single patient case. He reports rapid relief within hours and improvement within a day for chronic rheumatism. The ad cites guarantees and instructions for diagnosis and ordering from Munyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Brooks
Temple Place
Howton
Munyon
Not One Of The Gang Grimes Sentence Revoked
Joseph Grimes of Bellevue, arrested for fighting with a blackjack found, was released after police determined he was not part of the gang. The prior sentence of $25 or 30 days in jail was remitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grimes
Bellevue
Contral
Grimes
Feenie Seeks Divorce From Amy Frances Feenie
William Feenie filed for divorce from Amy Frances Feenie after their marriage on May 1, 19N7. The couple separated December 29 of the same year. he left and did not return, with attorney Joha M. Harris representing him in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Feenie
Amy Frances Feenie
Joha M. Harris
Prothon Tury Pryor
Mr. Feenle
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Norton's
M. Norton
Snow
The
Weston Hill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Scranton Board of Trade
Board of Trade
W. A. May
D. H. Atherton
J. A. Lansing
H. E. Paint
J. H. Kemmerer
Tereby
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna County
A. A. Lansing
Frank W. Martin
H. EF. Paine
D. B. Atherton
Hood
W. G. Doud & Co
Melody
P. J. Lynott
Adams Avenue
Leitch Street
Taylor
Lynott
Joseph Gluck
W. H. Stanton
Gluck
Stanton
Chuck
Silas Belles
Ook Hil
News OF the Railroads
Nickel Plate Road
Beekers
F. J. Moore
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Nay Aug Park
Hellefin
C. M. Harris
Boranton
Lack. Ave
Dr. Wood
Adlet
the Tribune
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Ulster
Martin & Delany's
Schanks
Wellbach
Stead
Nh K UN CO
Sues
Wyoming Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
G. Elmen, Dorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Beanette Peat
Ane
Janeen Move
Rexford CO
Lack
Pratt’s. Lackaaa “Ree
Ine
Eee
Nore
Kane Reno
Soush
John Philip Sousa
Marie Bernard
Miss Currie Duke
Academy OF Music
Lawrence Saystig
Baldwins
Davis’ Theater
May Smith Robbins
Little
Trixie Ey
Howard Walls
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Conrad
Hatter
J. L. Hang!, Engraver
Stewart's
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