Perry Bros Music Line Sings Wedding Day Music Pleasing Variety
A lively parade of songs and acts browses through a traveling revue listing titles like The Wedding of the Chinge and the Coon and The Battle of the Bands. Patrons seek musical nostalgia with pieces including The Chimes of Trinity and Sing Again That Sweet Refrain as Perry Bros promotes its music line for all tastes.
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Genovieva
Wabash
Nellie Conway
Lady Slavey Co
Venus
Isabella
Oriantal
Lohengrin
Light Brigade
Lulu
Asia
Hart
Fe! Capitan
Manhattan Beach
Patree
Yo’ Lueck
Perry Bros
Well Known Men Here Tomorrow United States Jurors
United States court will convene in this city tomorrow morning with fifty four indictments and nineteen civil cases on the docket. Jurors drawn by United States Marshal Leonard include well known figures such as John W. Walker Walter L. Scott W. W. Scranton and George W. Jenkins. A notable case involves Alexander J Strall charged with postal law violations and operating a lottery through the Santo Domingo Investment and Loan company. The grand jury and petit jury lists are presented and officials anticipate action on the Strall case and other indictments.
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United States Court
Anna Duckinaon
James Ogleeby
Pittston
United States
Leonard
John W. Walker
Walter L. Scott
Erle
W. W. Stranton
W.T. Smith
George W. Jenkings
dJotin M. Petty
Pittitsburgher
HW. HM
Mavey
Walker
Met
Aguinet
Alexander J. Strall
Santo Domingo Investment and Loan Company
Breck
Straff
Postoffice
C. J. McManus
Philadelpha
Stats
Alexander J. Straff
Scranton
Heiner
Jermyn
Branton
Jerome Keogh Returns From World Pool Match
Jerome KR Keogh, famed pool player, arrives home from Boston where he lost to W H Clearwater of Pittsburgh in the world championship. Keogh attributes the setback to luck, and after the match he challenged Clearwater to a rematch to be held in Pittsburgh or New York next month amid ball composition changes he says affected his play.
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Jerome KR. Keogh
Boston
W. H. Clearwater
Pittsburg
Keogh
Clearwater
New York
Painters Unite Forces Form New Association
Representatives from twenty shops of the master painters met at the Build ers' Exchange room and completed arrangements for organizing. Charles Jacobs was elected president of the new association, an auxiliary of the Builders' Exchange affiliated with the labor unions. The union aims to regulate affairs to provide good work for good wages and oppose cheap labor.
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Bulidere
Charles 8 Jacobs
Anvgociiation
Builders’ Exchange
Tne
Union Labor Rules On Wages And Apprentices
None but union men will be employed and union wages will be paid the year round. A tweeting will be bell during this worn to prepare by-laws and to con sider the questions of apprentices and the minimum number of men to be employed by each member.
Tribune Bulletin Board Display Promises Early Scranton News
The Tribune announces a morning bulletin board display in front of its office with the most comprehensive prior day news, including the Maine court of inquiry, delivered four hours earlier than New York or Philadelphia papers. The plan aims to capture public interest during a pivotal week in American history.
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Maine Court of Inquiry
Tribune Han
Ecranten
New York
Philadelphia
Scranton
Hettor
Court Opinions Reassert Power Over Borough Pole Tax
Creighton & Birch v Scranton Lace Curtain Mfg firm and Blythe v Lace Curtain face appeals after court upholds that bonds and judgments are lawful and rejects fraud claims. McKeesport borough pole tax case upholds ordinance as valid police regulation for inspecting poles wires and lines of utilities.
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McKewsport Ve. Railway Co
Superior Court
Willard
McKeesport
Board of Trade to Host Supper and Meeting Tonight
The board of trade will hold a combined supper and business meeting tonight with at least 100 members and applicants expected. The 7 30 o clock supper will be provided by Steward ONeill of the Scranton club and paid from the board treasury. Fifteen or more applicants will be guests, followed by an impromptu speech session after the business portion.
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Board of Trade
Steward O'Neill
Scranton Club
Real Estate Firm Sued Over Rent Dispute and Damages
Nathan and Amelia Boges sue W G Jones M L Jones and W N Cole constable for 2000 in damages over a rent dispute. Plaintiffs claim goods were attached at the depot by Constable Cole at the balance of the two real estate defendants.
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Meredith L
W. Gibson Jones
W. N. Cole
Constable
Nathan
Amelia Boges
Constable Cole
Bnalance
New York Visit Highlights Mulberry Street Figures
Miss Alice Warner of Mulberry street and George Cassidy with John O'Keefe of Wilkes-Barre were in New York City yesterday. Professor F Donald Yoder, recently ill at Mases Taylor hospital, has resumed duties at Branten Bual neg college. Twining, optician, 125 Penn avenue, Harris' drug store hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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Alice Warner
Mulberry Street
New York City
George Cassidy
John O'Keefe
Wilkes-Barre
F Donald Yoder
Mases Taylor Hospital
Beranten Bualneg College
Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Steam Heating and Plumbing Services Ad
P. P. & M. T. Howley advertise steam heating and plumbing. Located at 281 Wyoming Ave Nolan Broa, 615 Linden Street. Offers gas fitting and Bisam work.
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P.P
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Nolan Broa
Linden Street
Fortunes in New Mexico coal demand in El Paso region
A.C. Logan argues New Mexico Railway & Coal Co. coal from Salado near El Paso offers low freight costs and high profit. He cites 160 mile haul, down grade, favorable seams, and regional demand from smelters and manufacturing. The piece touts Salado coal as a market-ready, price-competitive resource with broad regional rail access.
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el Paso
Texas
Old Mexico
United States
Thurber
Trinidad
Colorado
Sabinas
Mexico
Cerrillos
N. M
Salado
New Mexico Railway & Coal Co
el Paao
New Mexico Railway & Moal Fo
Wyoming Valley
New York
Tularosa
Pricturer
Pennsylvania
I. M. Mlg
Natural riches lure investors to White Oaks district
A Scranton man now living in New Mexico describes the White Oaks country as richly endowed with copper iron gold silver and turquoise. He notes the Paso and Northeastern railway reached El Paso daily progress reveals water wells along the line and mining companies beginning operations to ship ores for treatment.
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Sacramento
White
Nogal Mountains
United States
Greeley
Colo
Jamlin
Alamo
la Lus
Tularosa
Three Riveres
White Oaks
Homestake
North Homestake
Nogul
Salado
New Mexico Railway & Coal Co
Scranton
Paso
New Mexico
Loa Luz
N. AL
Fl Paso & Northeastern
Jarlia Mountains
Sacramentos
el Paso
Courserl Print Butter Price Reduced at Creamery
Fresh creamery butter offered in print form, touted as highest grade and superior to tub butter. Sold every morning with a price reduction to 25 cents per pound.
Local Bargains Include Oranges and Roasted Coffee
A small ad lists 20 California oranges at 25¢, novels at 25¢ and 35¢ per dot, boxed goods from $3.50 to $3.75, and Coursen's Blended Java coffee at 25¢ per pound, promising satisfaction.
Keystone Kindling Wood And Carpet Cleaning C8
The Keystone offers seasoned hardwood kindling by the barrel for grate readiness and carpet cleaning services. Order books are at Deckers Pharmacy, Kish’s Meat Market, Plerce’s Market, Green Ridge Lumber, Beers Hardware, or the factory.
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JIF Kiss
Lacka H. A. Plerce
Adama
Green Ridge Lumber
N. Main Avenue
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W. W. Scranton
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Mr. Leonard
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Harry ‘T. Teed
Reedeville
MiMin County
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Bedford
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Helleville
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Erie
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Saveewat
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Flinboro
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Mercer
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Mr Chire
Lewistown
J. 5. Dougherty
Kite
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Huntingdon
A. BE. Buck
Tunkhannock
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Towahda
J.J. North
Patterson
David Alexander
Green Garden
Svaranton
Petit Jury
N. R. Baker
Wiehington
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David Connell
Clearfield
Henry J. Smith
C. N. Reyes
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Johnstown
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Worth
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Hoover
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Creighton & Birch
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Wt. A. Blythe
Taylor's Pole
Creighton
Vosvurg & Dawson
C. MH. Welles
R. A. Blythe
Blythe
Supreme Court
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Taylor Borough
Postal Telegraph Company
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Southwest
A.C. Logan
Hood
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S.C. Snyder
D. D
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Bauer
Clarke Bros
Sterling Stearns Fentons
Franklin
Kerr & Co
Brussels
Bigelow Axminsters
GOW
Reneence Sss
Siebecker
Lackawanna Avenue
Maloney O1 and Manufacturing CO
Japan
Tive
Caecac Stook
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
M Kimball Piano
Lillian No
George H. Ives
Wheat Market Street
W. S. Foote
Page Pines
Seradtona
Dickson Avenue
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawanna Ave