City Notes and Local Notices From Scranton Ghosted Ledger
A jumble of local items includes a 1022 Bennett Street resident accused of window damage, a church music class at Green Ridge Evangelical, and a Women’s Exchange at East Street. Dispatches mention a young man arrested for riding a trains, a seven week stay by Alderman Taddly, a noted marriage and reappearance of Jone Willson, and Colin Mullardes’s dance institute unveiling next Monday at Dillott Lane. Additional notes cover John Hastings’s arrest story, a New England Supper event, and the Master Winters banquet slated for tonight at Se.
Crane introduces new spring suit styles at affordable price
The page showcases the season’s freshest misses suits in lavender tones. Highlights include a collarless etong with broadcloth vest embroidered with a matching trim and a skirt featuring a drop silk petticoat, all priced around 22.60 in this issue.
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London
Unclear OCR Narrative Touches Local Crime Scene
Fragmented text details a violent incident involving Anthony Moyea of Scranton Avenue, a confrontation with Murlo Musatrale, and an aldermanic witness. The report references preparations, a missing person note, and a precinct response, but the garbled OCR obscures specific actions or outcomes.
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Assaut
Anthony Moyea
Scranton Ateeet
Teachers Institute Program at City High School
Monthly institute for city teachers held in the high school features class work from 10 to 1 including grammar geography and literature. Sessions cover Battle of Gettysburg Basque country studies Longitude and Time and analysis of a poem with readings from George Howell Miss Anne Munson Miss Teresa Gibbone and others.
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Institute of the City Teachers
Gettysburg
M. J. Ketrick
Anne Munson
Mary Daniels
Bucknell Dr Harris addresses new Baptist Social Union
Rev Dr Harris, president of Bucknell University, spoke to the newly formed Baptist Social Union at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. He traced the history of social intercourse hospitality and benevolence while the union organized with representatives from city churches. The group aims to foster closer Baptist ties and broaden Christian fellowship with emphasis on denominational issues and missionary work.
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Dr. Harris
Bucknell University
Baptist Social Union
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Harris
Mnade
Passmore Resigns to Join Franklin National as Cashier
Mr Passmore resigns from Traders National Bank of Scranton to accept a cashier post at Franklin National Bank of Philadelphia. J W Wollerton formerly cashier at First National Bank of West Chester will succeed him at the Traders' bank.
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Franklin National Bank of Philadelphia
Passmore
National Bank
Avondale
Franklin National
Philadelphia
Scranton
J. OW. Wollerton
First National Bank of West Chester
Passnore
Wollerton
West Chester
Anniversary of Lackawanna Lodge Odd Fellows Celebrated
The fifty fourth anniversary of Lackawanna Lodge No. 291 Independent Order of Odd Fellows was celebrated with members wives and friends in the Odd Fellows hall. Magistrate John I Howe gave a welcome address. Dancing followed to Prof Johnsons music and a generous repast was served. The organizing committee included W W Brandon John T Howe Israel Ruth F L Sturdevant J E Harris George S Horn HO FL Tinkham MD Jones and B D Davis.
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Lackawinna Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
John ‘I. Howe
Prof
Johnson
Price Committed After Slashing Laura Paine
Harry Price, a colored man, was committed by Magistrate Howe in default of 500 bail on a charge of felonious wounding for slashing Laura Paine. He offered no defense claiming she insulted him. Paine, intoxicated at the time, was committed to the county jail for thirty days in default of a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Price
Laura Paine
Howe
Patne
New England Supper Tonight at YWCA Rooms
A New England supper will be served this evening at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms on Washington avenue between 6 and 8 pm. The event is organized by a committee led by Myra C Dermin, and is described as delightful and well patronized.
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New England
Young Women’s Christian Deagavintlin
Washington Avenue
Myra, C
Dermin
Ehatrimin
Dr Bower Married to Miss Mary McMahon at Home
Dr Bower of North Scranton wed Miss Mary McMahon also of North Scranton yesterday, at his North Mall avenue home. Rev George J Guild officiated. Bower’s former wife, now in Philadelphia, had not granted a divorce about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Willson
Deera
Scranton
Miss Mary McMahon
North Scranton
K. Zeigheyr Bower
Ming Maury AleMahon
George J. Guild
Noon menu at Hoon ley's lists oysters chops and coffee
The noon menu at Hoon ley's on 0 Spruce a tree offers oysters or chops or simply a cup of excellent coffee.
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Hoonley's
Finest Bock Begg Prewed io EB. Robinson's Sons On draught today
A fragmented line reports Finest Bock Begg Prewed and EB Robertsons Sons available on draught today at a local outlet, listing few readable details about offerings and vendors.
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EB. Robinson
Abington Factoryville Turnpike Free of Toll Upheld
The Pennsylvania Superior Court at Harrisburg affirmed Judge Edwards on the Abington and Factoryville turnpike toll condemnation case. The nine mile road from Clark's Green to Factoryville will now be free, with damages set at 38,000 to the company that built and maintained it.
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Superior Court
Harrisburg
Edwards
Abington and
Factoryville
Kelly
Reynolds
Edgar
Callender
Vosburg
Abington
Wen Free
Ainage
Providence
Gowerard Company
Little White Church
Clark’s Green
Glenburn
Dalton, la Plume
Gideon Palmer
H. W. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Northup
South Abington
Northern Boulevard Company
Clark's Green
Clark's Summit
Boulevard
Providence Corners
Boulevard Company
Richard Holgate
FL Price
Coungel
Judge Vosburg resolves will charge on three parcels and partial support
The court finds the will imposes a charge on three parcels not wiped out by sales and orders partial payment to the mother. Fred Gumner must provide one third of the interest and a sufficient sum to reduce the principal to 500 dollars, as the mother is deemed not in need of the full 2000. Attorneys for the appealing party were W. H. Jessup and for the appellee J. R. Edwards.
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Welly
FE. C. Newcomb
Chirence Balentine
Watson, Diehl & Kemmerer
Callender
Giunner
Sheriff's Ale
Thomas Patterson
Bilis Martley
Micklel Guinger
W. H. Jessup
Sheriff Sale of Land Yields Seven-Figure Scranton Bets
Sheriff Suhadt reports yesterday’s sales in multiple townships including Scranton and Clark's Summit. Notable transfers include Margaret Burnett executrix to Thutella Valentine for 16000 and Charles Robinson purchasing properties for 22025, with numerous other parcels auctioned to various attorneys and firms.
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Suhadt
John Holgate
South Abington
Joseph O'Brien
Clark's Summit Canning Company
Clark's Summit
Joh I. Tinkham
James BR. Clark
George St. Clark
Scranton
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Walter T. McNicholas
William J. McNicholas
Catherine
Thomas Brown
Cleele Shea Brown
Taylor
Tloun
Winifield
Dougherts
Tames Dougherty
Donmore
George DL Brown
ST 45
Magdilena Shiielk
William Shick
Scraton
We ML
Bunntll
REO
Bridget Limb Ond
Thomas Tumwh
Sorantin
Walker d& Dl
Attornoys
Rint
John Fo Schaettern
Soranten
Walker & AM
Marearet
AL Burnett
Jobim Burnett
Thutella Ge Matlentine
Owenej, Belak
Tt Scranton
Wilkor cc
Attertions
Fur &Soy0
Willard Knowtony
Lackawanna Towilip
Walker & Winstomes
Leintel I
Moods
Siranten
Dunn & Dunn
Attortexvs
Syst
AOS Nye
Ved Durr
Dolin
Ty Cooper
Accidental Death Verdicts In Two Local Inquiries
A jury under Coroner Saltry ruled George Blaine’s death accidental after he fell from a wagon on Madison Avenue and Ash Street. The inquest panel included John Devariney James Maloney Willan Corcoran Willi Callahan John M. Lickie and Joseph Ruddy. Coroner Saltry also viewed William Crowley’s body from Meridian Street killed when run over by a train at Scranton Street crossing. decision on inquest pending.
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Saltry
George Blaine
Forner
Madison Avenue
Ash Street
John Devariney
James Maloney
Willan Corcoran
Willi Callahan
Johnm. Lickie
Joseph Ruddy
William Crowley
Meridian Stress
Scranton Street
Casey and Kellys Bock Beer On Tap At Hotels
Casey and Kellys announce bock beer on tap at hotels and venues. Taurits?
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Casey & Kelly
Taurits
Twenty Seven Hours of Argument in Myers Heirs Case
Wilkes Barre court heard lengthy testimony in the Myers heirs equity suit against Consumers’ Coal. Attorney Zeisler spoke for three days, Judge Ferris was told nearly 175000 words, and Attorneys Fuller Ansart and Zelsler led the lengthy arguments on the mining dispute.
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Wilkes- Barre
Myers Heirs
Consumers’ Coal Company
Zeisler
Sigmund Zelsler
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Lind
Windy City
Zelsler
Harry Fuller
Neira
Oscar Myers
Ferris
Consumers’ Company
Myers
Zéisleria
Cook County
Bir
Myers Equity
Waos
4Zelsler
At & O
Orphans Court Hearing Scheduled In Mulley and Smith Estates
Judge A A Vosburg presided as exceptions to auditor’s report in the Am brose Mulley estate were continued to March 21. A hearing for the W W Smith estate was continued to March 22 at 9 a m. Guardians appointed include Mary O’Brien for Anna O’Brien and Michiel Bosak for the Mackonas children of John Maeckonas, Olyphant.
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A. A. Vosburg
Orphans’ Court
Ambrose Mulley
W. W. Smith
T.Z. Duggan
Mary O'Brien
Anna O'Brien
Frank MM. Lynch
Michiel Bosak
Annie Mackonas
Mark Mackonas
Barbara Mackonas
Michael Mackonas
Veronica Mackonas
John Maeckonas
Olyphant
Williamsport Job Ads Seek Skilled Stenographer and Clerk
Williamsport, March 10, we are in need of a thoroughly competent stenographer and an assistant book-keeper. The firm Buck & Whitmore advertises for a capable young man currently employed in a good position, willing to transfer.
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Williamsport
Williamsport Co
Younr
Buck & Whitmore
Appeal Relaxes Costs in Street Ci Men's Union Case
Costs in the trespass cage of the executive committees of the Street Ci Men's Union against Dr H KK Lutz, after appeal, were yesterday taken from the award of the arbitrators. Hon James Moir provided the necessary security to make the appeal possible.
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Men's Union
H. KK. Lutz
James Moir
Defy Imitation and Embrace the Pattern’s Allure
The passage extols a renowned pattern admired for its exclusive beauty. It notes Batin Foulird’s high favor and emphasizes Theo govids as a familiar, up-to-date presence inspiring new designs. The text frames the old as a fresh guise, rewarding discovery of stylish patterns.
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Matthews Bros
Gao Lackawanna Avenue
Charles D. Sanderson
Wyoming Ave
Pratt
Ladies of Scranton
Lyceum
J.P. Coult, D. D. S
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Willa Sea
Cayuga
Jilin
Glenn
Saides
Bennett Atrent
North
Seruiton
Paice Evangelical Church of
Green Midge
TV Oolook
Shines
Dunmere
Spock
Frank Mes Gee
Ty Alderman
Taddly
WALI
Colin Mullardes
Oll
Young Duns Institute
Dillott Loackuwintid Avenue
Sacldt
Bank Halk
John Hasting
Soing Min Weil TS Neue
Dee
Anaiior
Alterman Badidy
Worlen
CRANE
Lackawanna Ave
Charles Wolo
Wilkes
C. Beare
Peperdell
Wealie
Teachers’ Institute
Bucknell
MR. Passmore
Lackawanna Lodge of Odd Fellows
DR. Bower
Lackawanna Road
G. IF. Reynolds
Merk Ik. Wolgar
N. Callender
Silas Hartley
Ezekiel Cuimier
Plaintlivs Eneh
Arizona Eastern and
Montana Smelting
Sult
Issah
Hursley
Twining
Optician
Penn Ave
Judge Ferris
Orphans' Court
Scranton Business College
Mouetton
Colin Hodghlen
Vito
Ots
Bony
Deen ix Chaie
Crinara
GEO. Vv
Millar & CO
Barrar Arbre
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
Aleo
Vaney Sox
Fanviea
Monta
Ely
Tamurg
McConnell & Co
Lackawanna Avenue
PS Yyeas
ALA
Sea Island
Percales
India
Fayi
Rore
Ini
Merrell-SouleSo
Syracuse
N.Y
Ane
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Torce
Cirenudines
Ness
Batin
Foulird
Theo Govids
Pat
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Tribune
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