Local Notables See New York and Area Visitors
A string of regional figures including Colonel EH M Boles and Hon P P Smith visit New York City. Edmund J Boldnenaty pictured at Punxsutawney business. Attorney A I Bearle of Honewdale calls on friends. Reverends and locals, such as Rev George Juncas and Mrs Jeremiah Cox, host or visit relatives. Church events and upcoming weddings noted among society attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. M. Boles
New York
P.P. Smith
New York City
Birs
E. N. Willard
New York City City
Edmund J. Boldnenaty
Punxsutawney Ov
A. ‘I’. Bearle
Honewdale
George Juncas
Blowsburg
Tioga County
Jeremiah Cox
Rochester
Mre
J. L. Field
Adama
Green Ridge
Meriee Jervis
Scranton
Br. J. Dimmick
Flrst Regiment of Viliness
Thea Beef Investigation Board
Edward J. Dimmick
Thin Oly
Walter Falward Chaeg
Ive Mclnutoeh
Morty MacVeagh
Het Presbyterian Church
A. & Moulthrop
Dubois
Robert BE. Hoping
Milton
Sons of Veterans
J. 8
Barnes
Garney Grown Co Ad Promotes Factory Prices on Havana Goods
Fragmentary note advertises items including Key West Havanas and mentions Kiougherty Thomlin on Wyoming Avenue. It suggests blowing out inventory at factory prices and lists Garney, Grown & Co as the firm.
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Keys West
Garney, Grown & Co
Riley Recital at Lyceum Readings by James Whitcomb Riley
James Whitcomb Riley will appear at the Lyceum next Tuesday evening for a reading from his works including Character Sketches Annals of the Poor Rhymes of Childhood and Hoosier Verse. Endorsements come from numerous local organizations and individuals. The box office opens tomorrow morning.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Lyceum
Annala
Tilley
Yale Alumni Association
Princeton Alumni Association
Lafayette Alumni
New England Society
Women's Club
of Green
Cilin
Theorge Howell
Public Acoole
Tiarge W. Pips
Thoms J. Poster
School of Mines
RW. Archbald
IL M, Edwards
HN. Willd
LL. Filler
Bolemon Goldsmith
Wow Sturges
Wouls Kramer Aijron Goldsmith
James Archbald
J. A. Watres
Alfred Hund
Luther Keller
de Jones
Wy A. Maw
J. Paxter
Joseph O' Arien
T. Hones
Siyeun
Newts WI
Tramps Rob Victim of Express Coal Worker in Home Invasion
Albert Jepking of 10 Butler Street Duniere reported a nighttime home robbery as three tramps burst in after he retrieved his monthly pay from Penneynant Coal. They tied him and stole 160 dollars while police search for three men described as a tall buckramed figure in dark clothes, a medium man in dark clothes with a brown hat, and a light-mustached man in light clothes and hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jepking
Butler Street
Duniere
Penneynant Coal Company
Scranton
Dean
Strike Ends As Union Workers Return To Coal Mines
Superintendent C L Rose of the Delaware Hudson railroad met at Carbondale with disaffected workers from Wilton Creek and Cow Brook collieries. Officials say the trouble arose from a few men and misdirected weigh scales. Most workers are expected back at work this morning.
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CL ©. Rose
Delaware
Hudson
Carbondale
Wilton Creek
Cow Brook
Morel’s Easter Display At East Market Street
Morel’s Floral Garden showcases an Easter flowers display with hydrangeas cinearias yeaster lilies hyacinths tulips and other Easter supplies. The hyacinths are described as the finest in the state section. Prices are stated as fair and prompt church or private decorations service is available by competent workmen. Telephone contact offered.
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Morels Floral
Governor Blone to Keranton for welcome to regiment
Governor Blone and Stan will visit Keranton on Thursday to take part in the welcome to the Thirteenth Volunteer Regiment. The Associated Press dispatch was cut from Harrishire Trust.
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Associated Presse
Harrishire Trust
Sobesist
Blone
Stan
Keranton
Thirteenth Volunteer Regiment
Grand parade of Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers faces
On Thursday March 1 at 2 a.m. a grand parade is planned with 10 000 uniformed men. Governor Bione and the star will attend. Special low rates on the Delaware and Hudson offered during the event.
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Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry
Bione
Star
Delaware and Hudson
Crystal Laundry Receives Large New Mangiva in City
The Crystal Laundry yesterday received one of the largest and latest improved mangiva in the city, signaling a notable update in local services.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Adverts
Historic advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain, diarrhea, wind colic, and gums fever. It claims decades of use and broad pharmacist availability across regions.
Awful Plight of the McKenzies at Cusick Avenue
The Scranton Board of Charities heard a harrowing account of the McKenzie family living in a bare Cusick Avenue home with five daughters and no furniture beyond a stove and table. The family, formerly cited for neglect, faces possible aid measures, while the board reviews dozens of relief applications and agency reports from Duggan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities
William MckKenzie
Cusick Avenue
Scranton
Mire
W. J. Dug Fun
Tuo
McKensie
Yerkes
GILT EDGE Creamery Presses Fresh Butter at Cost
Gilt Edge Coursen's Fresh Creamery prints butter delivered each morning and promotes its sweetness firmness and flavor. The advertisement touts Wheaten Flour bread and offers 3 and 5 lb boxes at production cost to introduce this butter this month.
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Coursen
Goodwins Venture a Syracuse Theatrical Transfer
Klaw and Erlanger sell rights to the extravaganza The Death Elk and aock and the Beanstalk to Warren ILvin Henry J Ormedes and John T Keo of intelie and 40 Ginauwin Scranton Pa. The deal values at 250 dollars and marks novel ownership by the listed investors they will supervise booking and touring while Mr Kert directs company operations and Mr Ormebee Groedwiy oversees road duties.
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Syracuse
Klaw & Erlanger
Quiek
Warren TL
Iltvin
Menry J. Ormedes
John T Keo
Intelie
Kert
Ordininarios
Ormebee
Groedwiy
Ma Gtrvin
Elections in the Thirteenth National Guard Regiment
The Thirteenth National Guard unit met last night to fill vacancies created by resignations. George Wirth was elected captain, Bureey Bevan first lieutenant, and MM Scott second lieutenant, with two sergeants to be chosen later and Wirth expected to appoint a corps of noncommissioned officers. All new officers are veteran NG men respected by their troops.
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Company K. Eleventh Regiment
NGT
Aumory
Jimmies OF
Duamick
EL M. Gee
Creoige Wirth
Bureey Bevan
MM Scott
Wirth
Airicore
National Guard
Meeting Debates United States Senators by Direct Vote
The Forum club held a regular meeting debating whether United States Senators should be elected by direct vote of the people. Messie Prion, Maker and Walter spoke for the affirmative, opposed by Wilbur Ritmin and Dodge. Judges favored the affirmative. A banquet at the Motel Randolph is planned for Friday evening for three members returning from camp: True Mean A. Surdam, George Walter, and Mr. Carter.
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Forum Club
United States
Aimer
Messie Prion
Maker
Walter
Mesars
Wilbur
Ritmin
Dodge
Elib
Will Temdey
Mandolph
A. Surdam
Third National Bank
George Walter
Caldery Engineer Company
Mr. Carter
Comming A
Willard, Warren & Knupp
Death of Robert F. Oram of Lakewood New Jersey
The city notes the death of Robert F. Oram of Lakewood New Jersey. He helped found Port Oram near Dover reclaiming swamp lands and building a thriving town of about 7000 residents. He was father in law of Mrs FI Phillips and connected to Dover real estate ventures.
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Robert F. Oram
Lakewood
Grimwie
Dover
XN. J
FI. Phillips
Esee
Davis
Minooka
Connell
New Jersey
Bovers Arawth
Port Oram
Elise
State officers visit Camp No. 4 Bong of Veterans
Colonel A Moulthrop of Duta Pa and Adjutant Robert I Mophife of Milton Pa head the Eastern division of Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans during an official visit to Camp No 4 Bong Lackawanna Avenue. The two speakers praised the camp with over two hundred members and visiting Bons from Carbondale Easton and Wilkes Barre. A business session included addresses and a smoker followed.
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A. & Moulthrop
Duta
Robert I. Mophife
Milton
Pennsylvania
Sons of Veterans
Hera Gritin
Lackawanna Avenue
Carbondale
Easton
Wilkes
Barre
The Student Grill Advertises Gift Booklet
An advertisement invites readers to order The Student Grill booklet from The Bunsen-Rumford Co in Scranton Pennsylvania to discover a versatile gift idea for wives mothers sweethearts or other loved ones.
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Bunsen-Rumford Co
Scranton
Brother Members Welcome Home at City Club and War Societies
City Club on Spruce Street hosted a reception for Colonel H. A. Coursen and his Thirteenth Regiment command. The Crystal Hose Company banqueted at the St Charles with ninety attendees, honoring their war volunteers. The Anthracite Wheelmen held a North Main avenue gathering for returning members with dancing and lunch.
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City Club
H. A. Coursen
Spruce Street
Crystal Hose Company
St. Charles
Green Ridge
AH. A. Coursen
Hauer
Anne
W. 8
Diehl
J. Chittenden
T. F. Penman
Millan
Moronel Conran
Sell
Coursen
Kiel
W. Matthews
W. J. Welch
Foutetary
Millar
Mansner
Dm C
Walter Tl
Matthews
Phen
Wind Ola Morcie
Crystal Lee Company
Nixty
Crystals
WS. David
Comoral
John Chines
Chaves Pilpes
Charles Hamilton
Karl Gunster
George Hebling
J. L. Moser
Aston
J. J. Newman
Gould
Alderman Howe
W. 2. Weichel
Charles Tropp
J. R. Percher
P. W.W. Costello
James Fleming
P. F. Amneter
John T. MecGrath
BD. J. Newman
J. J. Padden
H. A. Lone
W. J. Weichel
Financial Foereway
G. F. Hecker
Henry Hines
3. C. Tush
Charles Blantz
W. G. Ferber
H. L. Gillespie
MM. A. Smith
Charles Constantine
Thomas Davis
John Owens
Richard Thomas
J. & Gobin
Lenter Lesey
W.C. Saunders
John Payne
Howard Benjamin
Alvin Decker
Fred Farnham
Mira Minnie Star
Mra
Hert Sherman
Dickerson
Fevyentie Bian ow Whithies re exempt from tawabla
Government recognizes the medicinal qualities of Malt Whiskey used as a tonic. The text compares Duty on Pure Malt Whiskey with medicinal waters and notes exemptions for certain medicinal uses. It asserts the medicinal nature distinguishes it from ordinary whiskeys and reports ongoing consumer use for health purposes.
Scranton Wheelmen Club Hosts National Leader Event
Tonight the Scranton levele club honors wallets as Colonel Todd Keenan, national president of the League of American Wheelmen, arrives from Wittebure to participate in Lomonaws reception to the Thirteenth.
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George Davis
Mra
Smith
Hertha Saunders
Jennie Smith
Anna Losey
Charlotte Rosencrana
Bernice Conger
Mira Clifton
Miss Lewis
Bessie Hiel
Winnie Martin
Margaret Vipond
Hannah Davis
Dora Davin
Anna Edwards
Belle Warren
Mees
Joseph Conwell
John Payne
Lester Lowy
Wi Rolls
Arthur Pens
New York City
Owen Fayne
Harry Danvers
Harry Vipond
Harry Bumgardner
Gomes
Injunction Made Perpetual Against David Sprakes
Judge granted Garney Brown & Company an injunction perpetual against David Sprakes restraining him from selling a certain brand of cigars at the market. The matter arose in open court yesterday in the case styled Garney Brown & Company versus Sprakes.
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Bd Wirds
Garney, Brown & Company
David Sprakes
Jermyn
French Hats and Bonnets Display at Ward's
Opening at S. C. Ward’s 116 Washington Avenue Thursday and Friday features exquisite French hats and bonnets. Misa Ward highlights children's hats this season with a show that critics say rivals New York displays for originality and style.
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S. C. Ward
Washington Avenue
Misa Ward
Romgooux
New York
Millinery Opening Today and Tomorrow in Wyoming Avenue
Dougherty and Thomas announce a millinery opening on Wyoming Avenue today and tomorrow. The shop offers hats, bonnets, and seasonal headwear for spring events.
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Dougherty & Thomas
Wyoming Avenuey
Steam Heating and Plumbing PF and M T Howley
PF and M T Howley advertise steam heating and plumbing services at 231 Wyoming Ave offering repairs installations and maintenance for residential and commercial customers with experienced tradesmen and locally trusted expertise.
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M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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