Belas Meeting and Civic Notices in City Notes
Scranton lodge to hold regular session this evening at 8 o’clock. Common and cemetery councils meet at regular hour. Scranton Bicycle Club to elect officers tonight followed by a smoker. Deserter taken back to Port Hamilton by officers. Smallpox case linked to a bridge builder from Shorey City. quarantine in effect. Keogh the goaltender shines in Brooklyn championship, 127 to 9? in thirteen frames. Daily services at St. Duke’s chapel listed. Disturbing pursuit to obtain governor’s signature for embezzlement case continues. suspect to face hearings. Supreme officers of Howl Society of China Members to be free and attend celebration in Philadelphia Friday.
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Phuley
Meenier
Tir
Mactregor Moniogue
Maines View
Holt Ap
Haahnemann Hospital Gratitude for January February Donations
The hospital directors extend thanks for January and February gifts including Mrs. Frank Wundling’s gallon of ice cream, Mrs. Richard Oakford’s whipped cream, Mrs. W. D. Zehnder’s ice cream, Mrs. H. M. Boies’s old muslin, Migs B KK. Fledmond’s four pounds butter, Mrs. George B. Smith’s two gallons ice cream, Mrs. Frank Christian’s sugar and coffee, and packages rolled oats from Mrs. F. Wald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haahnemannn Hospital
Frank Wundling
Richard Oakford
W. D. Zehnder
H. M. Boies
Fledmond
George B. Smilth
Frank Christian
FG. Wald
Good for the Babies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
There is no better medicine for babies than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures make it popular with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and can prevent pneumonia or other serious outcomes. It cures croup and can prevent an attack when a croupy cough appears. It contains no opium or narcotics and may be given to babies as confidently as to adults. It always cures. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Fragmented Early 20th Century Household Inventory
A long list of assorted goods and items appears, including ice cream two gallons, various dresses and reading matter, flowers and fruit, medical bottles, and multiple names such as John Roth Rev Mr Ulrich and Mrs. W. Boles. The fragment suggests a household inventory or minutely detailed bill from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
John Neave
Mr. Ulrich
Anneman
J. Wilson
Miee F. Scott
George Benderson
John Roth
Kim Park Chreh
Miller
T. H. Watking
A. B. Ware
WH. M. Boles
Alfred Hand
Jacob Schlebel
Sturges
Wortmser
Simon Rice
Connell
Scott
Himes
Mia
Willlima
KE. B. Becton
Mis
Misa Welscarger
State Federation First Convention in Wilkes Barre
At the Wilkes Barre session the State Federation of Labor formed plans for annual legislative reporting, district division, and a committee to monitor legislature. Gompers sent a supportive telegram as dues were set and amendments debated. the constitution outlined goals for union formation and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes- Barre
State Federation of Labor
Oeach
Legislative Committee of Railroaders
Reading
Gompers
J. Mahlin Barnes
Philadelphia
Cigar- Makers’ Union
Executive Council
Suarrishure
Pennsylvania State Federation of
Tabor
Caraurige
Docal Central Trades and Labor
Wnion
Eithes
Alko
Aesiat
Pesident
Tewshe Oor
Bean
Motion Refused In Insulator Patent Case
Judge Archbald of the United States Circuit Court ruled against the motion by Pred M. Locke to modify the decree allowing a specific old-method imitation. The KH. Thomas & Sone company had won the patent dispute over an electrical wire insulator and denied the defense’s request to alter manufacturing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
United States Circuit Court
KH. Thomas & Sone’ Company
Pred M. Locke
Plain Company
Sobase
Aet
Ite
Howard P. Denilson
Syracuse
Hubert Howson
New York City
Lafayette College Glee Club concert announced
The Lafayette Club pledges a Lafayette College Glee Club concert to be held in March. The event aims to unite college men and community music lovers with a program of higher student life songs. Tickets are available at Powell's and the High School auditorium will be decorated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette College Glee Club
Esnvlt de Corps
Linge Wiumul
Powell's
Noon Lunch Menu at Hane ley's on Spruce Street
The menu lists oysters chops or a cup of excellent cole for noon meals at Hane ley's located at 420 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneley's
Spruce Street
Meister's Men Still Winning in City League Standings
Meister's Men maintain first place with two wins from the Aringtonia and a close battle against the Centrale. The South Siders slip further in the loss column as Hampie power overwhelms them, while Backus posts three postponed wins to equal West Siders. A fringe immigration polemic interrupts the report with a political resolution urging relief and admission reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklins
Liederkranz
Centrale
South Side
Backus
West
Murphy
Mrowaell
Lresaer
Wain
Jost
Ped
Aviitigtana
Onde Fraghdins
Wat
Rerereerey
Northeastern
Green Ride Wheelmen
Electric City Wheelmen
Otis
Peckhuow
Moyne
Wheelmen
Acure Hopkins
Aid
Averange
Hopkins
They Call Forth a Protest from the Lithuanians
A fragmentary protest resolutions sheet from Lithuanian organizers in St. Louis denounces immigration law provisions and naturalization rules as applied to immigrants. It urges verification of alien status and questions duties for passports while criticizing deportation and exclusionist measures, reflecting ethnic minority activism.
Epworth League Convention for Avoca Sub-District
Representatives of the Avoca sub-district meet today for an Epworth league convention at the Avoca Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. R. M. Pascoe. The program includes morning devotions, a private scripture study, afternoon sessions on devotional methods, and reports of committees in the evening with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Avoca Methodist Episcopal Church
R. M. Pascoe
Dovohione
Occ
Austin Tieittin
Poon
A. Oc
Myers
Harry Kelly
Jessie M. Suartuin
Hunters of the
Aveca
Avocia
Eatonville
Lackawanni
Moosic
Old Forge
Pittston
Rendham
Taylor
Tunkhounnock
West Pittston
Yates
Elopers Held in Quarantine After Smallpox Scare
Amos Morris of Johnson New York locates his runaway wife, her lover Levi Kelly, and two children among elopers found in a Delaware and Hudson freight car. They are quarantined at the Valley hotel after a suspected smallpox case prompts the borough to refuse jail detention and move them back to hotel quarantine. Morris plans reconciliation, delayed by incommunicado wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Morris
Johnson
N. Y
Levi Kelly
Avoca
Mr. Morris
Alderman Loftus
Pittston
Michael Henley
William Weathers
Valley Hotel
Elopers
Delaware and Hudson
Burglary Charge After Saloon Cash Register Break-In
John J. Morris reported his Penn avenue saloon on Spruce street broken into Tuesday night with a sizable cash loss. He swore out warrants for Michael Sullivan and Theodore Knadler. At Alderman Leates hearing last night evidence showed Sullivan had money early yesterday and paid a cab driver with an $8 bill. Both men were held to $600 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Morris
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Morris
Michael Sullivan
Theodore Knadler
Alderman Leates
Sullivan
Alderman Lentes
Smallpox Hospital Furnishings Moved to Nay Aug Engine House
Sanitary Officer Burke supervised the removal of furnishings from the smallpox hospital to Nay Aug engine house for storage in case of future outbreaks. The hospital will remain standing with no patients, and efforts will seek a tenant to live there rent free to care for the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Smallpox Hospital
Nay Aug
Exquisite Foulards and Grenadines Display
A luxury lines highlight lace overdress inspired fabrics in Sain Foulards and Grenadines. Latin Foulard gains favor among upscale women, with rich patterns praised as timeless and highly sought after by discerning shoppers.
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