City Notes and Local Meetings Items
City Notes report a regular meeting of the harms of trade at noon and a Tuesday evening concert in Grengrey to aid a local charity. George W. Davis announces candidacy for delegate to the Republican state convention. An Easten sale begins with a chicken supper and entertainment scheduled Thursday. A freight car derailment near West Lackawanna avetie causes minor damage but no injuries. Pension notices include details of a widow’s pension and a separate original pension grant clarification.
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AI Souls Universalise Elmrel
Exhibition of Drawings by Ubstmitors at Scranton Club
An exhibition of original drawings by famed Ubstmitors opens at the Scranton club under the auspices of the Associated Mustvaters of New York. It features 160 selected works and runs for one week starting next Thursday with viewing hours from 8 to close. Reginald Birch of New York will supervise hanging.
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Jones
Reginald 8. Birch
Fiist
Artiats
New York
Star Concert at Armory Highlighted by World Class Trio
The Star combination promises a great April 3 Armory concert for the annual benefit. Fritz Kreisiewy, once a child prodigy, now astonishes as a violin virtuoso. Ben Davies, famed Welsh tenor, joins the program as a premier artist from London.
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the Armory
Fritz Kreisiey
Ben Davies
London
Singers of note to headline at the Armory concert
The article previews a standout tenor praised for a pure voice and artistic temperament. It mentions Lil Hair Blauvelt and Will Be It as part of the program at the New Armory with Threlari promising further announcements later.
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Tenora
Blauvelt
ApHa
Threlari
Public Safety Director Revokes Frat Official's Commission
Director of Public Safety FL Le Vorm returned to his office Saturday after traveling to Pittsburgh to revoke the commission of Frank Kofchinski, a longtime speech officer. The action follows learning that Wofehinakita faces extortion charges against Old Forge saloonkeepers via the County Detective Phillipe. Kofchinski is also under indictment for the killing of Daniel McAuliffe on Laverne Street months ago, connected to streetcar troubles.
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Public Bafety
le Vormser
Ulp
Pitteburg
Frank Kofchinski
Wofehinakita
Old Forge
Phillipe
Kofehieki
Daniel McAuliffe
Laverne Street
Fugo Tao
Mine Laborers Demand Equal Pay in Coal Regions
Polish Hungarian and Lithuanian mine laborers protest for higher wages in coal regions. Estimates claim about 40 000 workers, mostly foreign, speak little English and earn far less than miners. Laborers seek equal pay and to have miners do their own tasks. miners threaten they will discharge laborers if demands are not met.
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John
Murtk
Libover
Scranton Club Favors Erecting $150000 Club House
At a Saturday meeting the Scranton club favored a $150000 club house and authorized the board to appoint a committee to study methods to fund and complete the project. A second meeting is planned Saturday night to gauge further opinion and move the effort forward.
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Scranton Club
Revival at Penn Avenue Baptist with Dr Haynes sermon
Dr Haynes of Binghamton preached at Penn Avenue Baptist last night on Christ's injunction to Peter What is that to Thee Follow Thou Me He urged acceptance of life’s conditions and Christ over churches warning against procrastination in conversion. Evening services continue each night at 745 with a pre-service song at 740 and afternoon readings at 390.
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Binghamton
Penn Avenue
Peter
Dnda M.S. Haynes
East
Christ
John
God
Ilattle
Jesus
Greal Forest
Dr. Haynes
Oto
Flisnes
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Men of the Hour Named For Local Brotherhood Role
Austin F. Duffy of Binghamton is elected chairman of the Brotherhood of Headmond Trainmien of the Loachka wanna system. He is praised for experience and leadership and is expected to devote time to business of urbanization. William Welsh, elected successor to lead the local body, is noted as popular and capable, with a record as a guardian of taxpayers on the city school board.
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Austin F. Duffy
Binghamton, Ny
General Comportes
Brotherhood of Headmond Trainmien
Mena Che Company
Tew
Ohio
Pedesessan
Clotadn Wal Miu
Mor Walets
Valois
Dig
Scott's Emulsion Aids Child Strength Says Ad
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a steady, harmless remedy for child weakness. It urges daily doses to provide lasting improvement, claiming children like the product and thrive on it.
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Scott
Sunday School Work Emphasized By Rev Hugh Cork
Rev Hugh Cork of Pittsburg addressed Sunday school workers at Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church urging definite purpose and active effort. He stressed Sunday schools as vital for Christian growth, urged cross church cooperation, and warned against vague commitment and drift without clear aims.
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Elm Park Church
Hugh Cork
Pittsburg
State Sabbath School Association
Elm Park
Christhins
Allegheny
de W Wisart
McKinley
Obituary Notice from Montrose About Local Death
Died Friday May after lingering illness. Mind Eaneling Wirthail Rivl ool, daughter of the late doaout Thane Ano St Wlelwards, of Montrose. Funeral at Montrose, Ba. Sevier at the Caklioviral at Vkasmm. Intocmient today.
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Doaout Thane Ano
Industrial and Labor Report on Coal Supply and Prices
The piece notes mild weather easing coal demand after floods. It reports fixed working hours at Allis-Chalmers, new state organizers, and retirement of The Board. Transportation lines repair washouts, railroads move cargo, and no mass coal famine anticipated. Mines likely retain current wages. spring prices await strike risk assessment.
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Allis-Chalmers
Hugh Frayne
George H. Holden
Delaware and Hudson
Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Engineering and Mining Journal
Allis-Chalmers COMDAATY schedules revised hours and overtime
A supplementary notice posted at Penn avenue shops outlines new weekly hours from 7 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 12 noon on weekdays, with Saturday hours 7 am to 12 noon. Overtime applies after 6 pm and after midnight, with time and a half on Saturdays, double time for Sunday nights, and holidays listed as New York New Year and others.
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Penn Avenue
Allis-Chalmers Comdaaty
Labor federation appoints organizers and committees
President Hugh Frayne of the State Federation of Labor names organizers and an allotting committee for District No. 5 covering Lackawanna county. Steve O Donal of Mine Workers is organizer. committee members include U B Edwards and Daniel Lafferty with third member pending. District No. 4 for Luzerne county gets John St Mulley as organizer and a committee including W W Jones Miss Warrier Mor rig and FR Frank Stout all from Wilkes Girt.
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Hugh Frayne
State Federation of Labor
Tahkawanna County
Steve O'Donald
Commitee
U. B
Edwards
Daniel Lafferty
Luzerne County
John St. Mulley
Wilkes-Harre
W. W. Jones
Miss Warrier Morrig
Broad Silk Workers
FR. Frank Stout
Carpenters
Wilkes Girt
Holden Retires as General Coal Sales Agent of railroad
George A. Holden retires from the Dehichare Lackawanna and Western Railroad as general coal sales agent, a role held since about June 1800 after a railroad control change. The retirement ends the Sloan and Holden regime and completes a reorganization under Mr. Truesdale.
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George A. Holden
Dehichare, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Huis
Mr.Truesdale
Sloan and Holden
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Lineup Shown
Today’s Delaware Lackawanna and Western board list includes Sunday Marche with Kate Kuste S poti and Hy Mo Mallenes among attendees. Officials note the schedule for the event and potential lineup changes.
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Kate
Notice: Conductor Reports for Work Details and Weather
A fragmentary notice lists conductors and crews, with schedules and locations in Hoboken and nearby areas. It mentions a rainmaker event and a report time of 7 a.m. Monday, March wf.
Engineers sign one year contract with Delaware Lucka Wwanna and Western
Engineers at the cele series of the Delaware Lucka Wwanna and Western company signed a one year contract. The agreement starts April 1 and sets a salary of 78 dollars per month. They may not quit without giving one month's notice.
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Delaware, Lucka Wwanna and Western Company
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