Fire Damages Adams Avenue Home of H. J. Coons
A fire on Adams Avenue damaged the home of H. J. Coons, with losses estimated at 350 dollars. The blaze occurred around 1 p.m. yesterday in the Mune building at 625 Adams Avenue. Firemen from Hose Company 24 responded, keeping occupants in separate rooms and preventing further spread. the house is insured and owned by John Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mune
Adane Avenue
H. J. Coons
Micrenix Chenoa Cane Mus Did Any Subre Work. They Kept Hin Hames
Alu Sahe
Howe Is Tees
John Ludwig
Deserter Surrenders at Local Recruiting Station
United States deserter Owen Sweeney surrendered yesterday at the Wyoming avenue recruiting station in this city. Sweeney, a private in Company F First Artillery, had deserted for some time. He was taken to police headquarters preparatory to removal to Worth County station.
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Owwon Sweeney
Olyphant
Mvnited States
Wyoming Avenue
Hoy
WorthColpan Bate
First Artillery
Burglary Suspect Arrested at Olive and Adare Corner
Joseph Waleh, 30, arrested by Patrolman Connery early yesterday while attempting to steal a gun safe machine at Olive street and Adare avenue. He waived preliminary hearing, posted $500 bond, and is held at police headquarters. A second man fled. tools found include a jimmy and bits. Waleh, from Johnson's patrol, has a prior burglary record including a Washington avenue theft.
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Joseph Waleh
Connery
Olive Street
Adare Avenue
Waleh
Recorder
Wateh
Everett
Hnd
Conners
Elght
Nhs Nlunder
Winweelf
Walsh
Walkh
Johnson
Patel
Sethlager
Washington Avenue
City Treasurer Salary Fight Shapes Budget Battle
City officials argue over the next fiscal year salary for J. C. Tubicon and the effect of a reorganization ordinance. debate centers on a possible 32,500 or 4,000 pay and the role of delinquent tax collection commissions, with forecasts of collection costs across wards and potential changes to salaries.
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J. C. Tubicon
Geneal Reorganization
Suil
Holineon
Ecunels
Elton
Robinson
Pho Wonells
Uim
Suicide at Thornhurst Farm Leaves Town in Shock
Residents of Thornhurst Village near Cowldsharn were startled by the suicide of farmer Workheiser. Found hanging in his home, the body showed a kneeling position with a loosened neck. the jury concluded death by his own hand. Ainer Bexiemit reported the event from Thornhurst.
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Resiiens
Thormiurera Ote
Cowldsharn
Workheiser
Necluse
Aurel
Workhelser
Close of Gospel Meetings At Madison Avenue Church
Close of gospel meetings announced with Rev M E Meldin of Bioomebine as conference president and Hey A Slewaret Hartowin of Tulimom as general overseer. Next Sunday services include morning and evening sermons and a congregational meeting to decide steps for church work development.
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Jay Atraete Snelleh Lathan
Suretann
Ile Bene
Man Charged With Assault Before Alderman Hearing
Charles Merney, attorney for Clarke and Brot, arrested yesterday on assault charges. The case involves a twelve year old son of HH Beers of Merrithhid Avenue. Merney appeared before Alderman Millan Walver for a hearing and entered a plea for his appearance.
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Charles Merney
Clarke & Brot
Havco
Hh, Beers
Merrithhid Avenue
Tierney
Millilan
Walver
Sing Bull
William Lynch Arrested for Clothing Larceny at Center Street
William Lynch was locked up at Center Street Station last night on a charge of larceny of clothing. Chief of Police Mobling secured the arrest and the case will be presented to the proper authority today.
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William Lynch
Center Street Station
William
Lanch
Center Street
al ‘Herman Howe
Jessup Wrestler Pardello Dominates In Gaiety Bout
Sam Hodgins from Jessup, a semi pro, challenged Leo Pardello known as Kid Lester in a fast two minute match. Pardello outweighed his opponent, threw Lester to win as Langan and Zang also faced Pardello in separate bouts. The crowd saw heavy exchanges with Pardello securing another victory after a near-defeat scare.
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Sam Hodgins
Tessup
Leo Pardello
Charles Zang
John Langan
Jeje Luce
Gatery Theatre
Willhim
Alee
Kid
Pardella
Scranton
Chane Zang
Mwe
Jock
Aline
Noor
Tate
Gillam
Moolloonthy
Glen
Lester
Prizes for Best Bowlers Tournament and Banquet Planned
Forty club members form an association offering three monthly prizes for top bowling. A big end of month match will feature twenty men per side followed by a banquet. The Dowling tournament and other contests seek to select leading bowlers for regional competitions with prize pools.
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New Jonni
Orec Nvouge
Stary
New York
Ghigenbieh
Rusnere
Roembera
Pennsylvania
Muterier
Mayor Election Shrouded in Party Strategy and Delays
Fragmentary notes reveal Demonte members near agreement on backing a Vigo r to join Scranton’s city government as a potential mayoral candidate. Mentions of cautious dialogue, a joint session delay, and Republican challenger Wade Man facing competing hopes in a tense local race.
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Comedis
Scranton
Honk Repubie
Elias
Wade Man
Chitin
Tnt
Inglorious Victory Brushes Past West to Wilkes-Harne
The PIR bowling team West to Wilkes-Harne lost Tuesday night 2128 to 2687. The match featured rough scoring and complaints about pins not meeting regulation standards. Weichel of the MMs led with high score and average as plans for a rematch with the Elks voice anticipation.
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PIR
Wilkes-Harne
West End
Peron
Weichel
Mms
Fair of the Wheelmen program tonight at Green Ridge Wheel Club
The Green Ridge Wheel Club hosts a crowded program tonight at their clubhouse on Wyombe avenue. The evening features a variety of events and acts including exhibitions and demonstrations with a large attendance expected.
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Green Ridge
Helmy
Feld
Aed
Reithi
Vite
DiNaleliia
One More Rummage Sale by Temple Ladies
The Ladies of the Temple host a rummage sale at the Linen Street synagogue’s Price Building on Washington Avenue. The event runs through today and continues tomorrow, forming a civic contribution and drawing a wide range of items from Marl & Wilson to Futian dating back to earlier times.
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Linen Street
Price
Washington Avenue
Tomorow
Sui
Marl & Wilson Ool
Serene Futian
Sermon at Cathedral on Mortal Sin by Rev. P. J. Gough
The cathedral heard Rev. P. J. Gough preach on Mortal Sin explaining wilful disobedience to God’s law and the need for divine grace. Benediction followed the sermon with the Most Blessed sacrament.
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P. J. Gough
Woreda
Pieters
Rex Ph
Pathe Gough
Tongth
Todays Big Auction Sale of Horses
A chaotic listing describes an auction in Watdew n featuring horses and pony offerings. The ad touts a variety of tack and carriages including pony mounts and harness teams while promising well bred stock and ready buyers.
Unclear OCR fragment on local gas and park notices
Fragmentary OCR text from SCMANTON GAS AND WATHITCHMIGNASD Hivale Park notice. Incoherent phrases reference gas, bills, April, May, and a payment or test timeline with many garbled words. No clear events or names to confirm.
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Scmanton Gas
Wathitchmignasd
Hivale
Order Quickly Cut Price on Key West Cigars
Enter your order now to save two to three dollars per hundred on Key West cigars. This limited offer beats New York wholesale prices and includes imported cigars, 50 for five dollars.
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Key West
New York
Navin Much Accused and Willi Sevin Held on Liova Street
A report states Navin Much and Willi Sevin of Liova Street were committed to the county hall at night in default of currency. Police and detectives, including officers named Worener, Ford, and Dektery, are involved in the investigation at Westy Port.
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Willi Sevin
Liova Street
Yall
Hiei
Westy Port
Wis Wih
Worener
Ford
Sham Heating and Plumbing Ad Fire Threat Claims
Sham Heating and Plumbing PF and M T Howley advertise at 25 Wyoming Ave asking customers to request Kelly's Wilon crackers. Note: OCR fragment lacks clear event or date, but indicates a business ad tone.
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M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Sterling Silverware Sale Promises Low Prices and Spoons
No question about the quality we have all the newest patterns at lowest prices. Also the celebrated Sterling In laid Spoons and Forks. War ranted to wear twenty-five years. Immense stock of Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks, Knives and Cased Goods for Wedding Presents.
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Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
Ings
Wr. Cossell
Henry Bris, Jn
van He Peex
Lewis
Davies
Murphy
Acka
Renue
Ackawanna
Chiles
Wading
Ats Mull
Luis Ahve
Koei Abitiep
Catlins
Adams Avenue
United States Deserter
Patrolman
Man
Thornhurst
M. E. McLinn
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Tierney
Jessup Man
Bardeen
Fries
Pardello
Mirdello
Agali
Leo
Lanmin
Tom Ibiiles
Zant and
Donate Eto
Solemmar
Piotion
Soler Rar
Competeelon
SGP
NSA
Leesiy Pew
Aly
Teimanie
Pier Waltee Iver
Hanrru
Waite
Termat
Ieee
Cmd
Neal
Condetons Cfo
TEE
Ailirom
Cnet
Jinondor
Tka Porte
Story Contrie
Simnion Vitae
Setanta, Bas
Banqguet
Elks
Setsoh
Kruger
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Watdewn
Tyne
Chismiekeet
Rome
Wells’ Union
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
Elly Gil
Geeler
Central
CITY
Anyiljog
Navin
Spe
King Miller
Spruce St
Kvauge
Kelly
Mason & Hamlin
L. B. Powell & CO
Conrad
Rogers Bros.” Goods
Mercereau & Connell
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
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