Local residents confined at home due to floods and illness
The notice lists several individuals including Mies Hiilawleitis Mwai and Matted Phe confined to their homes on Now Ani avenue and Dinkson avenue amid flood conditions near West Pittston and Devon. It notes regional flood impacts and mentions agencies in Delaware and Western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Huare
Ani Avenue
Mises
Norit
Molel
New York
West Pittston
Westsloore
Lee Bee
Devon
Jackinor
Condition Improves for Burglar Jabi Bhannan in Hospital
reports say Bhannan remains at Lackawanna hospital with wounds stabilized after surgery. police recovered twenty four fragments of bone material from the wound while investigators seek the true identity of the suspect known to Detective Molgan as Stranyon or Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabi Bhannan
Lackawwanna Hospital
Uyin
Molgan
Stranyon
Melis Rven
Shannen
Shannon
Poor Board Case Seeks Name Substitution in Warrants
Attorney J H Burns presented a petition signed by John J Murphy asking the court to substitute Frank J Mikt for Terppe in the poor board warrants. The court took no action on the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burns
John J. Murphy
Cour
Frank J. Mickert
Terppe
Poor Board
Obituaries Two Local Deaths Reported in Blakely
Died notices report the deaths of John George Fehiniit of Metorstore Moareh aged unknown with funeral at St Peters Lutheran church and interment in Tounmore cemetery. Ruth Hope, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Austen of Blakely, funeral at 6 o clock at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moareh
John George Fehiniit
Yonglok
St Peters Lutheran Church
Tounmore
Button
Blakely
Maren
Fey Ruth Hope
Austen
Hlakely
Minority victory in school board restructuring battles
The meeting of the reconstituted board of control saw the minority faction upset the building committee plans. Heated debate over purchasing 100 plus 15 new desks for No. 2 and the hiring of a janitor for No. 6 dominated proceedings.
Throat Cut Incident Baffles Policemen in Green Ridge
Oscar Carpenter, 01, retired hotelkeeper, was found in a field near Boles Car Wheel Works with his throat cut. He alleges an unknown woman challenged him for the time and attacked him. A bloodied razor was found and identified by his wife as missing from his room. Carpenter has been mentally unsettled after a recent trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Carpenter
Mulberry Street
Dixcourt
Boles
Henry Lather
Pine Brook
Lackawanna Hospital
Carpenter
Green Ridge
Jefferson Avenue
Meeting of Principals Round Table at Wish School
Prof Harry Renmerling presided over a meeting of the Principals Round Table at Wish School yesterday. Dismissed paper by Miss Leona D Leo of Neola urged teachers to form The Teachers Mutual Benefit Association begun March 16 1905. She noted $500 in funds invested and pledged further support as the association grows. The talk was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Renmerling
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Epiine D. Leos
Neola
Jwenul
Wet Serato Man Arrested in Suspected Fire Incident
Tony Magniotta of Wet Serato faced Alderman Millar after Mrs. Mary Hutach accused him of starting a fire while working on foundations near Hutach’s residence. The ground was frozen, a fire was set to thaw soil, and flames reportedly spread toward the Hutach home. Magniotta was held on $500 bond for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Magniotta
Wet Serato
Millar
Mary Hutach
Migniottia
Magniotta
Coffee and Tea Prices Marketed in Testimonial Notes
A column of testimonials promotes Coursen's Java at 25 cents per pound, ten cents below regular retail. Peri Wall India Ceylon Tea available at 50 cents per pound, with Hyson and Formosa colours also 50 cents. Farinose Parches Wheat cereal priced 14 cents, two for 25 cents. Wheat Drink offered as substitute for coffee at 15 cents per pound. Golden Rio Coffee listed at 15 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Peri Wall
India
Ceylon
Formosa
Large Crowds Welcome Soldier Trains As Delays Frustrate Return
Large crowds greet the second and third sections of the Thirteenth regiment arriving after delays caused by the Atlantic Coast Line. Soldiers complain of dirty cars, missing sleepers, and poor service. officers and families meet the troops amid confusion and partial welcome, with many marching past the station and into waiting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carboudite
Honesdale
Rowling
Cape Hin
Kiel
Railrad Company
Rolling
Company Co
Athinde Coast Line
Uiner Cunne Ty
Boranten
Board of Health hears case on sanitary rules and licensure
A special Board of Health meeting discussed prosecuting a alleged sanitary rules violation in a school building case. Dr. W B Allen will proceed while City Solicitor M A McGinley reviews the law and notifies the board when ready. A. B. Briggs received a conditional scavenger license pending health officer approval. The board also adopted a resolution praising Thomas M Cullen for his service as food inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W.B. Allen
M.A. McGinley
A. B. Briggs
Pmcer
Murray
Foy
Sudden Death as Train Strikes Man on Delaware and Mifflin Tracks
Frak Olkiewaski of South Wyoming avenue was killed instantly yesterday afternoon at 1 50 while on railroad tracks near the South steel mill. Passenger train No 3 struck him. he suffered skull and jaw fractures and a broken right leg. Remains were taken to Lackawanna Hospital and later to the deceased’s home. Coroner permitted burial without an inquest. funeral set for Thursday at Minooka cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frak Olkiewaski
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware and Mudeon
Clide- Wasky
Olklewasky
Lackawanna Hospital
Remaains
Lupuski
Frank Volklewler
Roberts
Minooka
Soldier Honored at Homecoming for Bourke
Sergeant Richard J. Bourke of Company C and Tribune special correspondent for the Thirteenth regiment returned to a welcome yesterday. He had earlier left with the soldiers, and in the Fuller building he shared an office with Alderman John T. Howe. At Lohmann's restaurant a dinner awaited him with his brother and local constables among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Bourke
Tribune
Thirteenth Regiment
The
Solters
Bergeant Bourke
John T. Howe
Fuller Building
Alderman Howe
Lohmann
Strikers Resume Work At Mt Pleasant Colliery
The Mt Pleasant colliery resumed operations after a morning consultation with bosses. Workers agreed to return to duty on the old terms, while some stayed away and were to be assigned later. Nearly the usual number of horses were hurt yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Lake Shore Railroad praised for punctual service and luxury cars
Advert describes Lake Shore trains between major cities with scheduled connections, sleeping cars and dining service. It touts comfort safety and management efforts, cites a contractor and mentions Chamberlains Rough Remedy and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Railroad
Ite
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Ceveland
Cincinnati St. Louvse
Toledo
Chicago
Lake Shore
Arbitration note on refund of a jovenut bettty at Greene's Warranted Byrup
The undersigned agree to refund money on a jovenut bettty at Greene's Warranted Byrup of War Mit satis fe gute ie ous souge for oaid. They also pledge to prove eating warey money at Pera J. G. Howe & goa, pus are Pa John P Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Pera
J. G. Howe
Goa
John P, Donahue
New Ruling on Mortgage Bonds Clarifies Stamp Tax
Commissioner N B Scott revises the ruling on bonds accompanying mortgages, classifying them by tax when pledged, with higher stamp rates for taxable mortgages. The decision also changes how undivided profits are taxed, distinguishing profits used for loans from those for dividends. Tang 820 Spruce Street advertises fine wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Scott
Cox
Mortenage
Bo Cone
Remember In One Love Day Emerson Piano Giveaway
The notice promotes a piano giveaway with winners announced at 4 p.m. Wednesday. It promises two additional pianos later on April 20 and May 24, inviting non winners of the first draw to try again in upcoming drawings.
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Main St
Wilkes-Barre
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
the Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Soul
MD Avenue
Chas
McMulley
Pescopenet
Gener Insurances
Ratlands Bank
Bkty
P. J. Reap
Corner Area Avenue
Linden Stree
Windsor
Keeley Gure
Keeley Institu
Madison Ave
Lacka. Ave
Ackawanna Kaamory
Penn Avenue
Wartan
Aire
Aisne Paco
Dinkson Avenua
Ageaune Sterolners
John Shannon
Dickert
NEW School Board
Roche
School Board
S D. Fellows
Chris F. Addler
Harry Carlink
Uneamy
Board of Control
WHS
Zeidler
Leonard
Vane
Shirea
Ncw
Thomon Kane
Jasne
Casey
Jennings
Langan
Captain May
Finance Committee
Jayne
Curtain
Jennings Aleo
Aver
Morsis
Fratoute
Mali
Cams
Zoidler May
Jountiges
Schietter Langun
Laonetrd—f
Nise—Mesery
Shires
Phillipes
Hacks
Schuier Neals
Waileh
Davie
Evans
Svbwae
Oib
Bmilding Committee
Wiliam Zong
Shiro
Shines
Mi Zang
Davis
Formton Brush Company
Irom Reynolie Brothers
Ar. Thochehen
Mr. Casey
Inat Your
Onion
Rochevelt
Pene
O'Malley
Patrick Noon
Evatia
mWinre
Killion
Phillipatt
Josephine D. Lees
E. G
Coursen
Georgia
Secon
Central City
Montrose
Tt Wan
Fred W. Stillwell
John W. Kumbeck
Frank Robling
Thomna Ciltman
Dermain
W. Corwin
J. Mc Cousland
West Side
HD. Fellows
W. E. Keller
H. PP. Decker
William ¥. Johnson
John A. Keith
William L. Dodge
Henry T. Varcoe
David J. Davie
Willand 3. Freeman
Batailinn
Wilter EE. Gunster
George A. Smith
Company FE
South Rocky Mountain
North Carolina
Walter A. Wow
Washington
L. T. Mattes
Florida
H. J. Cox
Princeton
N. J
George Coe Merriman
Fails Church
Staion
Robling
Menu
Incher
Lickawunid
Delaware and Hudson Company
Elorie
Chen
Wallin
Rome
Olaht Ao
Marrynsburg
Hareho
M. Cullen
Han
Afr. Cullen
Frank Olkiewasky
Bourke
Company C
Free
B. Secord
Towanda
N. Y
Maya
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Mubrle
Boranton
Melamonite
Clarke Bros
Raynolds
Tan
Hand & Payne
On the Square
Washington Ave
Tha Richart & Sandarson Oil Co
TIONA
Stetson
Lackawana
Wyoming Ave
Ainlde
Maloney Oil and Wampagtoring CO
Short & Higgins
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