Faust Thursday at Academy of Music features star Mephisto return
The Academy of Music stages Faust for the last three shows this week starting Thursday night with Friday and Saturday mad ness. Former leading actor Mr White returns to head the production after 1,500 prior performances. Friday and Saturday offer screenings of the Jeffries Sharkey boxing match footage and a burlesque musical farce with Conroy, McFarland, Nolan, Cora White and others in the cast.
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Faust
Academy of Music
White
Morrison
Mephisto
Lesque
Conroy
McFarland
Tom Nolan
Cora White
Dick and Kittle
Campbell
Dare
LeMar
Al Reeves Company Closes Today at Cinlety
The Al Reeves company ends its engagement at Cinlety with matinee and evening shows today. On Thursday Frank B H Carr presents a three day run of Indian Maidens followed by Povahontas as the opening burlesque with Pearl Marques as the leading meriner, Captain John Smith, Parisian Follies and the closing burlesque.
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al Reeves Company
Cinlety
Frank BH. Carr
Pearl Marques
Meriner
John Smith
Unclaimed Letters At Scranton Post Office
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Scranton post office Lackawanna county Pa March 14 0. Names include Anderson W W Anderson Mrs Hell Brown Mrs Mary Burns Rachel Parker Benedict H R Brink William K Bender Miss Delfina Bonn Charles Buck Edmund Hoyle Henry Botton H J Cooper I A Crening Miss Lucy Collins M B Coltman Mrs Rev J B Cook Miss Culver Frank S Decker William Tonnell Miss Dealey Miss Pearl M Davis etc. Callers should advertise and give date of list.
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Scranton Post Office
Lackawanna Count
Anderson
W. W. Anderson
Mre
Hell Brown
Mary Burns
Rachel Parker Benedict
R. Brink
William K. Bender
Delfina
Bonn
Charles Buck
Edmund Hoyle
Henry Botton
H. J. Cooper
George Knaursad
G. G. Kern
P. F. Lavin
BR. G. Lockwood
Tina Low
John Lally
Josie Laher
Met Onnar
Charles McCarthy
John McGlone
Thomas McNeliz
W. J. Morone Mitchell
John Moffitt
Charley Arke
Rendham Nebo Congregational Fair And Entertainment
The Nebo Congregational church of Rendham will hold a fair and entertainment on the 19th 20th and 2nd of the month in the church parlors. A display of fancy work of rare merit will be ready for the occasion. Those in the musical program are artists of ability. Several prominent public figures will be invited to give addresses.
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Nebo Congregational Church
Rendham
Local Residents Noted In Brief Illness And Visits
Mrs. W. J. Wilson of Brook Street is confined to her home with illness. Mrs. Banks of Carbondale spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. J. Snyder of Main Street. Miss Bella Henderson of Throop visited Miss Maud Willlame at her home Sunday. Mr. Fred White was a town caller Tuesday.
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W. J. Wilson
Brook Street
Mrs. Banks
Carbondale
J. Snyder
Main Street
Bella Henderson
Throop
Maud Willlame
Fred White
Delayed Timelines Frustrate City Residents
Readers vent about chronic tardiness and missed appointments in Philadelphia amid ongoing schedule delays and missed opportunities. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes public frustration with slow responses and punctuality issues affecting daily life.
New County Commissioners Refuse to Pay Non Est Inventus Fees
New county commissioners announce they will not honor non est inventus fees for constables and magistrates. They cite court orders and potential three to four year claims, awaiting a formal ruling before paying any bills. An informal opinion advised against settlement, urging claims be resolved through proper legal channels.
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Wolfe
Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Wolfe Divorce Case Answers Cruelty Allegations
Through her attorney Mrs. Nelta Wolfe answered Oscar Wolfe's divorce suit. He alleged cruelty, threats, and poisoning, while she denies poisoning him and accuses him of fabricating illness to blame her. She says his affection faded and he engaged with another woman.
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E. C. Newcomb
Nelta Wolfe
Hbel
Oscar Wolfe
Philadelphia trustees contest sewer assessment after Beckett estate
William B Rawle and partners defend municipal lien on Stipp court sewer, arguing assessment misapplied under foot front rule. They claim Beckett lands bore $948.55 costs while adjoining Beckett parcels on opposite side were exempt, citing Judge Archbald's ruling that all abutting property must be taxed. W W Lathrope represents the estate.
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William Brooke Rawle
Philadelphia
Benjamin B. Comegys
Francis F. Eastlack, Jr
Henry Beckett
Stipp Court
Vine Street
Archhbald
Hannah Lever
W. W. Lathrope
Judge rules in Corcoran estate over auditor report
In Patrick Corcoran's estate Judge Edwards sustains Auditor John Murphy's report after overruling all exceptions. The key dispute involved a $200 surcharge against administrator Mrs Corcoran, deemed a misappropriation attempt despite two propositions offered to her.
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Patrick Corcoran
South Side
Edwards
John F. Murphy
Corcoran
Will of Dr. Ammann directs simple cremation and division of estate
In his will probated yesterday in Register Koch's office Dr. John Baptiste Ammann directs cremation at the East Washington Lane crematory Philadelphia with no religious services and minimal expense. He leaves his property to his wife with after her death to be divided between her two children Leonel and Herman Ernst and his own children from a first marriage Johanna Eliza and John Otto Ammann. Wife Hermine Ammannia is executrix with power to appoint a co executor. Will drafted Aug 26 1889 witnessed by F L Terpps and L D Powers.
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Leonel
Herman Ernst
Johanna Eliza
John Otto Ammann
Hermine Ammannia
F. L. Terpps
L. D. Powers
John D. Lloyd
Olyphant
John Pettigrew
Catherine M. Pettigrew
L. D. Vickery
Caroline V. Vickery
Scranton and Nearby Residents Appear in Vague Listing
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple residents tied to Scranton and nearby towns including Mary A Williams Peter Dinkel Dollie Hess Thomas Harris and Bridget O Malley plus Gertie Swartz Maud Williame and Clarence Teal. Other places include Priceburg Madison township and Old Forge with Antonio Grieco and Santa Lupia.
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William Davies
Mary A. Williams
Peter Dinkel
Scranton
Fred V. Zimmerman
Priceburg
Maud Williame
Clarence 8
Teal
Old Forge
Santa Lupia
Law Student George B Morrow Registers
George B. Morrow yesterday registered as a law student in the office of Attorney John F. Scragg. Equity court will reconvene this morning with Judge Edwards presiding. The Harris versus Jones trial is scheduled. G M Okell versus H F Corbin Co defense says the $50 claim is unwarranted and services were not authorized. The defendants offer $14.25 for work done and beneficial.
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George B. Morrow
John F. Scragg
Equity Court
Edwards
Harris
Jones
G. M. Okell
H. F. Corbin & Co
New York
Postmaster Announces Doorstep Letter Registration Begins
Postmaster Ripple says private dwellings will start registering letters tomorrow. The notice outlines requirements for registered mail including envelope conditions, prepaid postage, sender and recipient details, and fees. Carriers will not explain rules, may not register for free, and will issue a receipt listing postage and registry charges. An indemnity of up to ten dollars covers lost registered mail.
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Ripple
Te Department
Edwin C. Madden
United Staton
United States
Political contest rocks Allegheny City politics
The struggle in Allegheny City intensifies between Wyman supporters and backers of McAfee Murphy and allied officials at city hall. The fray centers on power, governance, and leadership as tensions rise in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Wyman
McAfee and Murphy
City Hall
Heightened campaign tension leads to clash in First district race
At 1.55 pm the campaign mood between rival leaders escalated into a physical encounter between Mayor Wyman and James Thornton, captain of police. Wyman sustained a deep cut behind the left ear with heavy bleeding, while Thornton bore no visible injuries. Both men refused to comment afterward.
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Wyman
James Thornton
Captain Thornton
Thornton
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