Independent Republican editor visits Scranton from Mont rose
Janes P. Taylor proprietor and editor of the Independent Republican Mont rose was in Scranton yesterday. Dr Allan Norton Leete returned from Los Angeles where he proved his right to the $2000 bequest. executors will make the first payment in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodham
Park Place
Janes P. Taylor
Independent Republican
Montrose
Scranton
Allan Norton Leete
Los Angeles
Cal
Ripple Confirmed as Commissary General of National Guard
Senate confirms Colonel E. H W Ripple as commissary general and adds a seat on the governor's staff. Ripple resigns command of the Thirteenth Regiment, with Lieutenant Colonel Coursen likely to become colonel and Major Mattes possibly the lieutenant colonel. A Knights Templar delegation visits Malta Commandery in Binghamton. A stage locomotive for M J Gilbride's Without a Name is praised. cost exceeds $500. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised as a blood purifier with testimonials. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup cited as remedy for grip.
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E. H W. Ripple
National Guard
Senate
Harrisburg
Ripe Ple
Ripple
Coursen
Mattes
Church and Emigration Debate at Perth Avenue Church Meeting
At a Perth Avenue parish Men's League meeting Attorney H M Streeter argued that emigration should be restricted to protect native workers. He cited unemployment, wage decline, and a rise in unskilled labor, urging religious duty to curb the influx and educate current immigrants. The group backed the view and planned free kindergartens, night schools, compulsory education, and expanded Sunday work to educate the illiterate foreign population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
Perth Avenue Parlist
H. M. Streeter
Deere
Nadalu
Don
Phillips Brooks
Streeter
Philips Brooks
New Orleans
Three Curtain Calls for Gilbride's Without a Name at Academy
Audience erupts in three calls after the second act of Without a Name at the Academy of Music. M. J. Gilbride earns praise as a playwright, promises more work for his city, and thanks Rush for mechanical effects and local admirers for support. A silk hat gift from A. Rose is presented by CT. Boland after the second act. City Government will be shown at Olyphant tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Gilbride
Academy of Music
Gilbride
FL Rush
Delaware
Loackawannk
Weetern
Elm Park Zenith Charity Entertainment Draws Large Crowd
A large Elm Park Zenith audience attended a benefit program last night. Highlights included Charles A. Doersam’s piano solo, Ross Surdam’s vocal, Miss Edith Hallock soprano, J. E. Heckel violin, and Cushman recitations. A sizable sum was raised for the relief of the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Zenith Ows
Elm Park Zenith Boys
Charles A. Doersam
Old Madrid
Ross Surdam
Edith Hallock
Olo
Mia
J. E. Heckel
LeGrand B. Cushman
Relief Effort to Aid City's Destitute Population
A city entertainment program is devoted to relieving destitution among residents. Officials plan events and fundraising to support the needy and improve welfare services in the urban area.
Firemen's Association visits General Phinney Engine Co
A delegation from the Volunteer Firemen's Association visited the General Phinney Engine Company on Dickson Avenue. President Isidor Ciodman led speeches and a merry reception was hosted by the Phinney crew with members from Columbia, Century, and other companies in Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Firemen's Association
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
General Phinney Engine Company
Dickson Avenue
Isidor Ciodman
Frederick Whitman
Re- Hef Company
WH HH
Allemouse
General Phinney Company
Dewey Klingley
Columbia Company
AL EL Voorhees
TF. Noone
Axrelator Company
Joseph Stewart
George Fase
Century Compay
He- Tiel Voriguing
Petersburg
Mrs Stephen Guthelne Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Stephen Guthelne died at her residence on Cedar Avenue South Side at 2:20 this morning after ten days of grip that developed into pneumonia. Born in 1836 in this city she was survived by three children William aged twelve Charles and Frieda two years. Her husband died a year ago and ran the tourist market business which he owned. The funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Stephen Guthelne
Cedi Avenue
South Side
Mars. Gael
Wee
Stephen Guthelie
Gunthering
Gow
Ohildren
Wmnlam
Charles
Frieda
Willa
William Sr. Hopkins
Salomon
Ihe Hin
John W. Raub
South Ninth Street
Martha J. Snever
Thermi Energy and Enterprise
Jecoumuult
Spring Brook Township
Benton Township
Jefferson Avenue
Dunmore
Wille Hopking
Des Eide
Conroy Sentenced Twenty Days For Theft In Wittston Saloon
In Wittston, Thomas Conroy, aged about 25, was identified as the thief who stole money from behind the bar at John Wiltek’s saloon on Wittston avenue and Bim Bireel. Alderman Fitzsimmons sentenced him to twenty days in jail and to repay the stolen funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiltek
Wittston Avenue
Bim Bireel
Wiltek
Wtrolmiain Sirtor
Thomas Conroy
Flew
Alderman Fitzsimmons
Dunmore Doings and Local Social Notes
Mrs Langan is very ill at home on Cheatnut street and Mrs Isaac Butler is dangerously ill on Cherry street. Mr and Mrs Prassden of Hawley with Miss Grace Prassden visit on Dudley street. Miss Magele Jones of Peckville visits Charles Blows on Dudley street. Misses Marie Larken and Mary Murphy visit Carbondale friends. Philip Davis spent Monday with Hawley friends. Loyal Legion entertainment this evening features a fie programme and Magnolia quartet at Tadlan Village fair. John Oswald of Ney Line Ohio county killed by his five year old son during a quarrel after coming home drunk.
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Magnolia Quartette
Tadlan
World of Labor And Global Trade Notes From The Era
A collage of figures on industry and labor from multiple regions: Krupple in Brussels becoming a seaport, Boston's electric carriage, Europe’s tea imports, Italian exports, German toy sales, and silk trade patterns. The excerpts mention 11,000 factories in New York, 170 styles of silk woods, and large commodity flows including wool, logs, and grain. Also noted are rail safety duties, Chicago elevators, and historic milestones in medicine and education.
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Brussels
Boston
Hawline
Wye
New York City
Denver
Ginga Coffina Galn
England
Europe
Caele Sam
Italy
Carolin
Kingland
Sultan of
JarAey
Venty
Menominee Miot
London
China
Japan
Queensland
Cille
Kearney
Kan
Holland Railroad
Elbert
Chicago
Union
University of Bologna
William Gordenio
Asti
Battle Over Estate Admin Position Lies With Nearest Relative
In Hopkins County the register of wills heard competing claims to administer the estate of the deceased. First cousins, distant relatives, and a potential nuncupative will were presented by their attorneys as they seek to be named administrator or beneficiary. The register reserved final appointment pending further evidence, including the arrival of a distant half brother.
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Hannah
Register of Wills
Hopkins
Tegister
Tlantiah
Helen M. Clark
Trenton Township
Hannah Prgues
Act of Assembly
Wi J. ‘Tracy
A. H
Rauh
Frank To Okell
Snover
Stover
Haub
Okell
Harrison Roub
Tows
Register Hopkins
Register
Maher and Company at Academy of Music in Kentucky themed show
Peter Maher and his company present an athletic vaudeville evening at the Academy of Music featuring a boxing exhibition with Harry Weurtwright and Billy Hennessey and a farce titled MacCracken's Reception. The program includes In Old Kentucky styled scenes and a sensational Police Patrol drama at Davis Theatre later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maher
Academy of Music
Farve
MacCracken
Harry Weurtwright
Billy Hennessey
James Judge
Maher
Committee tour of heat and power plants abroad
The highway subcommittee, chaired by W Findlay Brown, traveled to New York, Boston, Springfield, Albany, Scranton and Morrisburg with President Hartman to inspect active heat and power plants. Scranton was praised for its complete and practical plant as a model for evaluating the Pennsylvania Heat, Light and Power company ordinance.
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Pennsylvania Heat, Light and Power Company
W. Findlay Brown
New York
Boston
Springfield
Albany
Scranton
Morrisburg
Hartmnin
Common Council
Hhirtman
Hartmam
Philadelpila
Court appoints Pell town Ship resident auditor of township
Yesterday the Court appointed John Burns of Pell town Ship to succeed Ckintel Haley as auditor while Haley remains as constable after February election results. Several officials and actions are noted including probate filings, sworn oaths by constables, and a life insurance dispute involving Mary Milmore and Frank Fiske with $800 sought plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
Pell
Ckintel Haley
Miurringe Heen
Dy Ueler
James TH. James
Mapele A. Evans
Olyphant
Sherman A. Weels
Elmhurst
Moga County
Anmi Lathrage
Clark's Green
Jexsups and
Hoand
H. D. Swarts
Coeplurtners
Swifts Lumber Company
Allen
Armount
Yesteaday
George W. Paterson
LaPlume
Benjamin Harris
Blakely
Edward N. Jones
J. P. Dolph
Dunmore
John Connor
Scrantor
ISM
Mary Milmore
Industrial Benefit Association of Buracouse
New York
Frank Fiske
E. C. Newcomb
Fiske
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