Annual entertainment by Delaware Lackawanna and Western Ma chine and Car Shape Mutual Aid
A large crowd enjoyed the society annual celebration at Music hall with musical and literary offerings. The program included addresses by M. M. Griffin and performances by Netlie Curran Clark Trrown James A. O'Malley James McCormick Mies Mallie McDonnell Rhoda Clark Edward Walsh and others. Officers listed include W A Schufler president and J A Rignil treasurer among the governing board.
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Music Hall
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine
Keite Predecessora
Netening
M. M. Griffn
James A. O'Malley
James McCormick
Mies Mallie McDonnel
Olyphant
Mise Rhoda Clark
Edward Walsh
Mies Mallie Flughes
J. J. Balmen
Fred Jones
Mise Netile Curran
W. A. Conner
Loviel L. Kneljer
Lindsay McMillan
James A. Bigmile
W. C. Conwell
Herbert Jones
James Shopland
W. A. Schufler
James A. Rignil
W. ¢. Connell
L. Griges
M. A. Collins
J. W. Saunder
Michal Waller
M. J. Coleman
Bond issue options on Lackawanna city plans
The council weighs a proposed $707 400 bond issue to fund sewers repaving and park improvements plus other schemes. Total indebtedness would reach about 5.65 percent of assessed valuation, near the legal limit, with final decisions to be sent to a popular vote in November.
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Beranton
the Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington Avenue
Gibson Street
Board of Trade and
Wyoming Avenue
Mattes Street
Central City
Councila
Wilkes Biarre Record Con Twined Scranton News Stands
The Wilkes Barre record con twined at Scranton news stands located by M Meinhart at 110 Wyoming Avenue Mac Lackawunne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkés-Biarre
Screnton
M. Meinhart
Wyoming Avenue
Mac
Lackawunne Avenue
City Notes Chronicle Delays and Local Events
Theodore Hemberger to direct Apollo club rehearsal at Finley's fall Tourist. Delaware and Hudson pays wages to Coalbrook colliery workers at Carbondale. A supper offered by the bullies' social union at Penn Avenue Baptist Church from 5:20 to 7:20 PM. The will of John Thompson admitted to probate. Bridget Cardan estate letters granted to Thomas Mullaney. Community car to Manley via Wyoming avenue at 8 AM Friday. Lindenheater visitors to Manhmer Brooke with St Patrick's Day emblem. Finn Park Sunday school social at 5 PM. Local growth linked to friendly ties. school attendance expected to be high.
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Theodore Hemberger
Apollo Club
Finley
Delaware and Hudson Company
Coalbrook Callery
Carbondale
Coalbrook Collery
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Bullies' Social Union
John Thompson
Newton
Bridget Cardan
Thomas Mullaney
Henovary
Manley
Wyoming Avenue
Silliman
Manhmer Brooke
St. Patrick's Day
Finn Park
Long Time Between Pay Days With Held Wages Suit
Mary Bartosch acting by John Bartoeeh sues Charles Myers to recover 3160 wages owed for forty six months of house servant work starting April 1 4. The plaintiff claims no payment was received and attorney John H. Bonner represents the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bartosch
John Bartoeeh
Charles Myers
John H. Bonner
Cadet's Picnic Comic Operetta At Fempton High
Fempton High School presents a comic operetta next Tuesday night titled Cadet's Picnic in the school auditorium. Directed by Projector C. B. Derman with the cast entirely of high school students. A Columbia bicycle valued at 125 is given away at Frank J. O'Hara's cigar store at 431 Bruce Street.
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Fempton High School
Ith School
C. B. Derman
Chambes Columbia
Frank J. O'Hara
Bruce Flrect
Shamrock Welcome Promoted at Grand Central Hotel
Promotion invites all to a Shamrock event at the Grand Central Hotel featuring Special Brew and Holg ingens Sena Bock Beer today.
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Grand Central Hotel
Holiingen
Whitehouse at Liberty
De Morgan J. Williame of the West Side hospital yesterday certified to court that Mary Jane Whitehouse was out of danger. Judge Ed wards admitted her agenilant her husband EM Whitehouse to bail with surety of 1000 provided by Edmund Williams and Edward Ander. Whitehouse discharged a buckshot load into his wife's thigh on February 24 during a family quarrel, claimed accidental discharge, while witnesses say it was deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Morgan J. Williame
West Side Hospital
Mary Jane Whitehouse
Edwards
EM Whitehouse
Rdmund Willams
Edward Ander- Brin
Whitehouse
Seats for Creston Clarke at the Lyceum
The advance sale at the Lyceum box office for Creston Clarke’s engagement tomorrow and Saturday shows strong demand. P Garrett of South Washington Avenue is praised for his work, and Mr Barrett, known from local amateur shows, is slated to receive warm Scranton reception tomorrow night.
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Creston Clarke
Lyceum
Mr. Clarke
P. Garrett
South Washington Avenue
Barrett
Farmer's Horses Won In Fire Alarm Incident
A Bellefourre wagon rushing to a morning fire alarm on 82 Ashe Street spooked a standing team on Pine Street. The runaway wagon collided with fire department horses, turning north on Washington Avenue toward Anthony Walsh's house where a horse fell. One horse was badly hurt as the wagon and horses piled on the pavement. damage totaled only a few dollars.
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George Felton
Ashe Street
Bellef Hore
Pine Street
Fire Department
Washington Avenue
Anthony Walsh
Traveling Speak Easies Target Mining Patches
The Cross Creek Coal company, operating mines at Drifton Eckley Buck Mountain Stockton Coleraine Derringer and Oneida, seeks notices to shut down traveling speak easies. A wagon named the traveling speak-tasy hauls liquor and beer door to door in mining patches selling by the pint quart or drink. More than twenty five such hawkers ply the Lehigh region making daily rounds regardless of age or law.
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Cross Creek Coal Company
Drifton
Eckley
Buck Mountain
Stockton
Coleraine
Derringer
Oneida
Hopesue
Lehigh Region
Prisoner Escape Foils Constable Gilby in Carbondale
Constable Gilby of Carbondale lost a prisoner Tuesday night at a Lackawanna avenue saloon. James Higgins, jailed for fast driving and assaulting an officer, slipped away after socializing with Higgins and others while permission was granted to retire. Higgins was found on city streets the next morning.
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Gilby
Carbondale
Lacka- Winna Avenue
James Higgins
Higgins
Calvary Methodist Northeastern District Meetings
Quarterly sessions set for Saturday and Sunday at the Wayne Avenue church North Scranton under the Calvinist Methodist oversight. Business and delegates meetings 1 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday with 7 p.m. preaching. Sunday includes 1 a.m. preaching, 7 p.m. English preaching, and 6 p.m. Welsh preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue
Calvinisticl Methodist Church
North
Scranton
Calvinteatle Methodists
Pennsylvania
Relief Corps Notice on Legal Holiday Pay Policy
Notice posted at Lehigh Valley Railroad round houses states relief corps employees will have legal holidays deducted from pay. Previously disabled veterans were paid for every weekday laid off. going forward, holidays will reduce earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Relief Corps
Hobinsons Sons Bock Beer On Tap In Hotels and Restaurants
Hobinsons Sons Bock Beer will be on tap in all hotels and restaurants Thursday. The move expands distribution across the city with outlets featuring the brand on draught.
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E. Robinson's Sons
Beck
FE. Robinson's
Four Held For Town Watch After Threats Invasion
Hagleton Plain Speaker reports fear of harm to those involved in a case. Four men are stationed in the lower end of the town and four in the upper end as a precaution.
Methodists In Session At Philadelphia Conference
The eleventh annual session of the Philadelphia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opens in Trinity church Chester. Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell presides as 300 ministers and 70 000 lay members attend. Officers elected include Rev. S G Grove secretary Rev B T Allen Rev F G Coxton Rev Maris Graves Rev F B Graett Rev J W Sayers Rev Thomas Kirkpatrick Rev J W Harkins. Swindells asks for appointment appeals but is denied. Much time is spent on statistical reports.
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Chester
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Daniel A. Goodsell
D. DD
G. Grove
B. T. Callen
F. G. Coxton
Maris Graves
Projectiles Required for Sea Coast Cannon Bids Sought
The War Department issues an ad for cast iron projectiles for sea coast cannons with bids due next Monday at 7 o clock at the ordnance office. The Navy Equipment Bureau readies for rapid outfitting of auxiliary vessels with current signal devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Ordnance Office
Aunt Jane Newman Dies, Milford’s Oldest Resident
Milford Pa March 16 Aunt Jane Newman octogenarian Milford’s oldest resident died suddenly of pneumonia after years with a constant cat mania living with her brother Thomas a local constable for 44 years She had many cats and neighbors tried to help after she was found unwell Also notices of a Beck Beer promotion and multiple obituaries including Mrs Ann Richards and James Lavelle with funeral plans to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Jane Newman
Thomas
Jane
Night patrols in Lattimer after Martin trial end
Since the Martin trial concluded in Wilkes-Barre eight men have patrolled Lattimer each night, maintaining a vigil amid tensions. Local residents report cautious nightly rounds and discuss safety concerns following the high-profile proceedings.
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Martin
Wilkes-Barre
Lattimer
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