City Notes and Local Notices From The Public Ledger
Employment at Mond and Storrs mines to be paid through today and workers on the Willey Gomery line to receive wages. A new foot bridge will be installed at Tackiwanndd River to replace the one lost in the recent flood. Updates on various local matters include railway workers meeting notices, a military dance by Company BF, and a list of attendees and organizers.
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le K W. Pays
Mamond
Storrs
Willey
Gomery
Mice Atrent
John Ee Roche
Uilileenth Jituntiy
National
Gidirds
Pomney Vant
Tweslay Evelu
Bauer
He Offale
Ares
Hera U. Hipple
Mis
Leaise A. Watres
Thomas Horrocks
Mee
Willard Matthews
Mre
Pronk
Lace Lisle Gloves in Shades for Aster Meare Mugen
Silk and lisle gloves sold in finn tan givey black and white tones designed for Aster Meare and Mugen. The listing highlights color options and proper sizing for these brands.
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Aster, Meare
Mugen
Palm Sunday Services At St Luke’s Church Observed
Palm Sunday observances at St Luke's Episcopal Church included Holy Communion at 7:40 am, morning prayers and a sermon by Mev Nogera Israel at 10:80. The doctor spoke at night. Upcoming Holy Week services run daily at various early and afternoon times, with Good Friday services and Easter baptisms scheduled.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Mev
Nogera Israel
Matthew Gli
Israel Sho
Parish Services and Sermon Schedule
Church announcements list Holy Communion at 12 00 noon and morning prayer at 9 00. Sermon at 10 00 morning service. Children’s festival at 9 00. Evening prayer in Hermon at 7 00. Rector to preach both morning and night services.
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Mir
Third District Primaries Set By Republican Committee
The Republican standing committee for the Third Legislative district met at the courthouse and set April 26 for primaries and April 49 for the convention to choose a legislative candidate and estate delegates. Parker of South Abington was elected chairman with James F. Witkine of Taylor as secretary and treasurer.
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Third Legislative District
Court House
Parker
South Abington
James FB. Witkine
Taylor
Treisrer
Watkits
Welles
Benton
B. FL. Wardell
Covington
M. Francis
Pyilton
Held
Glenburn
Oy Dytim
Gouldeheere
Norman Kilmer
Greenfeld
David J
Tobias Stine
Fansem
Stephen Smith
Qianaom
J. F Miller
Scott
W. T. Williaing
Scranton
Ciilion
David Scull
Spring Brook
James Price
Bowell
Wi. Watkins
George W. Jenkins
Bishop Hoban on Child Labor in Catholic Workingmen Sermon
The Rt Rev Bishop Hoban urged evolution not revolution in solving labor issues and warned against perjured parents pushing children into mills. He urged Catholic workers to think for themselves, uphold truth, and apply church principles to labor while protecting education and child development.
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Bishop Hoban
Wil
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Property Owners Form Scranton Flats Damage Group
Alarge gathering of property owners met in Central Park garden to organize a claims effort after recent floods at Scranton Flats. Officers elected were William Luther president Walter Scott secretary and Charles Greenberg treasurer with eighty three ratepayers joining. Attorney A A Chase will lead the prosecutions and determine responsibility seeking compensation.
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Scranton
Central Park Garden
Taux
William Luther
Walter Scott
Charles Greenberg
A. A. Chase
Car and street car vandalism across Scranton area
Saturday night car vandalism in Carbondale Priceburg and South Scranton left windows shattered as crowds of youths hurled stones at passing street cars near Palm Street Pittston Avenue Genet Street and Tat between 7 and 8 o’clock. Patrolmen were sent but the crowds dispersed as officers arrived.
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Carbondale
Priceburg
Palm Street
Pittston Avenue
South Scranton
Genet Street
Zang
Dreleen
Feast of Purim Celebrated in City Synagogues
Jews across the city observed Purim with special services at Linden Street synagogue and other synagogues. The holiday marks deliverance of Israel from enemies under King Ahasuerus, and emphasizes charity and fellowship as a spring festival mirroring goodwill.
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Yesterdy
Purim
Linden Street
Tsriel
Perala
Ahashueris
Week's Record of Job Changes and Enrollments
The column lists several March-to-April notices from Tunkhannock Hornellsville Dansville and Stroudsburg noting resignations hires and new positions for stenographers bookkeepers and clerks. Entrants include Lillian Miner William Kors Miattle Knapp Herman Schmalia and others as students enroll for the spring term.
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Lillian M. Hiner
Tunkhannock
Maret
Wm. W. Kors
Hornellyville
N.Y
Worien Brox
My Uo
Dansville
N. Y
Luffalo
Miattle Knapp
Horanton Mercantile
Convy
Yar
Canfield
Lacka
R. Pred Gray
Hierman Sehmalia
Pittgow
W. Br, Ry
Stroudsburg
Williamsport Elaple Co
Studenta
Unclear Text on Welcome for Lillian Binuvett and Ren Divie
Fragmentary lines indicate a planned welcome for Lillian Binuvett with expected hospitality for Ren Divie. It notes long absence of home entertainment and a pressing need for funds and readiness.
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Lillian Binuvett
Ren Divie
Palm Sunday Special Services at St. Peter's Cathedral
Holy Week observances were held at St. Peter's Cathedral with a solemn high mass led by Trev. d. J. Chiflin and deacon Rev. D. J. Bustin and sub-deacon Rev. Lalor McLlaughlin. Palm blessing by Rt Rev. Bishop Hoban distributed to worshippers. Tenebrae services planned Wednesday to Friday with St Thomas' College choir.
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M. Loftus
Francis Straub
Bishop Hoban
St. Thomas’ College
Religious News Notes and Sermon Highlights
Last night at Green Ridge Presbyterian church Rev Dr de Lansing preached on an Emergency topic. Rev Dr Haynes addressed a large gathering at Guernsey under Young Men's Christian Association auspices.
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Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
1 de Lansing
Stevan
Sidney
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Vie
Hew
Ford
Haynes
New
Guernsey
Christian Association
Licenses Granted in Scranton Court Outlook
Several license applications held over were approved on Saturday by the license court including Po Rinberty, John J. Diskin and Mary Healey. Langin’s application was withdrawn as the two other verdicts in Common Pleas were returned. A $280.92 sub contract verdict and a $38 damage award were recorded, with a new trial granted in Williamson v Carpenter.
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Flaherty
Diskin
Healey
Langin
Columbia
Po. Rinberty
Penn Avenue
John J. Diskin
Minooka
Mary Healey
Olyphant
Cael
T. J. Langan
Lackawanna Avenue
Lieonuses
I. P. Prodozek
M. BE. Worden
Blakely Baptist Church
D. R. Thomas
Patrick Lyden
Unclear case notes involve legal disputes and audits
Willian E. Jameiel lia registers as a law student under Attorney Palmer. A. B. dadwin is appointed to audit Carbondale poor directors' accounts. Barbar Brion files for alimony alleging unfairness by her husband Brion and James Shiller as corespondent. She says he was sentenced in TS M to five years for assaulting two girls. They married November 19, 1885 and lived together thirteen years.
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Willian E. Jameiel Lia
Palmer
Williame, Ton
A. B. Dadwin
Tudge Edwards
Carbondale
Iito
Barbar Brion
Giough
TSM
Orime Jnally
Tier
Mother Grays Sweet Powers for Children Remedy
Mother Gray a longtime nurse at the Children’s Home in New York offers Mother Gray’s Sweet Powers for Children. The pleasant tasting remedy claims to cure feverishness constipation teething stomach disorders and remove worms. Free samples available by addressing Allen S. Olmsted Loroy N.Y.
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Mother Gray
New York
Sample
Allen S. Olmmted
Loroy
N.Y
Pennsylvania Judge Hears New Jersey Patent Case in New York
Judge ER W Archbald of the federal middle district traveled to New York City yesterday afternoon to conduct a New Jersey patent case. The hearing, originally planned for Trenton, was moved at the request of New York City attorneys and will occur in a court room inside the post office building.
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ER. W. Archbald
Federal Court of the Middle District
New York City
New Jersey
Benefit for the Home concert at the Armory
A Great Concert for the Home at the Armory on April 3 draws strong advance notice with performances by Frita Kreisler and others. Notable visiting artists Kreisler and Blauvett are featured with violinist Frita Kreisler praised for high skill.
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the Armory
Armory
Prite Kreisler
Lillian Blauvett
Hen Davis
Frita Kreisler
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