Surge of Illness and Local Social Aims Across City Venues
Three new cases of measles and one of diphtheria were reported by the board of health yesterday. A social at Excelsior on Wyoming Avenue drew a large crowd, with sales for Americans Abroad opening at the Academy of Music. Various clubs planned concerts, rehearsals, and social nights, including the Celestial Choir, Young Women's Christian Association, and Blt Park choir, while the Sheridan Monument association prepared for an armory demonstration with speakers ready to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monslea
Board of Health
Excelsior Bell
Wyoming Avenue
Yo'block
Academy of Music
Ecelsior
Wyoming Avenua
Sons of Lackawanna
Music Hall
Anebabir
Heren
Dr. Richards
Wilkes-Darre
St. Patrick’s
Washbars Street Presbyterian Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Blt Park
Providence Women's Triotian ‘Temperance
Rooma
West Market Street
Mra
M.D. Puller
Sheridan Monument Association
Cy Vinghn
New Wonderland Reproduces “Underthat” with Noticeable Changes
Last evening at Wonderland a production of Underthat proved a success with several changes in the cast. Currall as Ryka offered a totally different but acceptable interpretation. Fuller Kemp Willett Cowtoit excelled, Grinwold as the ingénue impressed, Homer as Snorkey the one armed veteran and Ray Trafford acquitted themselves well. Scenic effects by Harry Thorne drew high praise. The play continues through Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Mr. Currall
Ryka
Misaea Fuller
Kemp
Willett
Cowtoit
Mea Grinwold
Mr. Homer
Snorkey
Stevengan Ray
Winton Borough Light Contract Discharged by Judge Archbald
In a lengthy opinion judge Archbald discharged the preliminary injunction sought by Winton residents to stop the town council from awarding Crescent Electric a contract to light the streets. Thirty lights will be erected under the contract with annual price terms specified. Auction notices follow, listing property at 610 Malberry Street and items from four rooms to be sold next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Winton
Crescent Electric Company
Frothingham Theater Unveils Moorish Interior Design
The Frothingham theater project in Rochester showcases Leon Hy Lampert & Son as architects with I G Averill supervising structural work and Aniereswe Dectarest & Co handling seats. The 2100000 construction features Moorish styling, a large 40 by 60 stage, extensive fireproofing, premium chairs, a grand proscenium, and a trunk of electric and gas lighting with a fast two minute crowd exit. The auditorium seats about 1500, includes seventeen dressing rooms, a gentlemen’s lounge, and a rear railway to a penthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protlinghaw
Leon FH. Lempert
Imain
Atuiloa
Atereo Raliaf
Colora Ua
Buea Eployad
Penn Avenas
Adam Aet
Dropa
Seerie Aettiniga
Cew Frothingham
Electria Bella
Frothingham
Prothingham
Tthuch
Schenectady
Tanement
Leon Hy Lampert & Son
Rochester
N. Y
I. G Averill
New York
Mitchell, Vanew & Oo
Fiatures
Anireswe, Dectarest & Co
The
Opera Chaira
Potiero & Bon
Philadelphia
Euparvised the
James M. Drazill
Arthur Frothingham
Fragments Hint at Alaska Mexico United States Trade
Partial OCR fragment hints at a broad scope across Alaska, the United States, and Mexico with references to places, numbers, and costs. Details are unclear but suggest a report on regional activity or commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States
Mexico
Prominent Scrantonians Attended Frothingham Gathering
A preliminary list of notable Scranton residents invited to and seen at the Frothingham gathering includes Mr and Mrs W of Tlallatead, Mr and Mrs Bratt, Senator and Mrs McDowell, Collector and Mrs Grant Kleetiie, Sheriff and Mrs Wishey, Mr and Mrs Joli, Mr Kemisener, Mr Pratt, Mrs Winek, Mr and Mrs George Hiathetewd, Mr and Mrs Dyekud, Mr and Mrs Coyne, Mrs Froth tog a, Mrs Pages, Mrs Birich, Mr Sarnath Canall, and other local notables from Wilkes Barre and New York circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli
Kemisener
Ot Pratt
Mewl Mia
Kiliwird AL Niven
Wilkes Tiarro
Mir
Darrete
Mir Anil Mea
Walter Diessen
Alt
Ant
Winek
George AL Hiathetewd
May
Alte
Gholdate
Mira
Birich
Sarnath Conall
Saltry
Frank Seige
Masargee
OP Tigges
Deboughes
Mair Flanthon
Cirhandle
Cramdr von Starch
Dole
Altre
Willian
Boe
Cowley
George Pillen
New York
Pad Cobhewl
Dot T Illelimilitames Tarthay
Idso Nerd
Tierce Abontes
Mark Volowr
Murmy
AL Vogt
Howley
Walla
Metropolitan Theater Guide Improvised Program Details
A damaged theater notice notes a printed programme for a metropolitan performance with a cover and wine service. It lists administrators and staff including Charles Price, Charles Haudlian, and Walter Clourwhter, while attendees were given keepsakes from the last show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixtown Pasres
Geneva
Dick Weil
Cceectre
Eee
Havi
Bion Asaistatit
Chartles Price Advertising
Charles E, Haudlian
Prettyest in the Country Praised Theater Pleasures
Reporters and attendees praised the theater in Scranton for its stunning decorations and elegant auditorium. Observers called it among the prettiest in the country, noting the draperies, designs, and neatly furnished foyer as standout features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
Scranton
James Gallagher Fell 250 Feet At Mine Shaft
James Gallagher of MecDosough avenue Providence fell into a shaft at the Lee wera Creek mine, a 250 foot drop. He was rescued to the surface after a lengthy fall. Despite the cage being in place, he sustained injuries but is expected to recover per physician Dr. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallagher
MecDosough Avenue
Providence
Wera Crek
Marty Boly
Shongiho
Ouiog
Sullivan
Gallwener
Providence Amateurs Stage Crowded Local Performance
St Mary's Hall in Providence hosted a crowded evening for the season's beat amateur show. The Confidential Clerk drew strong applause with strong performances by Saltry Morgans Wethers and a cast including Max wel, Frank Monteowery, Morgan, Mary Chrady, Blary Gillespie, and Kathe Sultry. Piano by Charlie Mc Eachon preceded dance into late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Providence
Iide A Deelle
IF Saltry
Mr. Morgwns
G_ J. Wethers
Maxwell
Frank Monteowery
J. Eo Moran
Mike McGinn
FL Gadaguer
Evane
Nur
the Detective
Mis Mary Chrady
Mia
Morgan
Mins Blary Gillespie
Nana Morgan
Mini Mary Alahon
Laan
Mary May Misawa
Kathe Sultry
Charlie McEachon
Miss Bald Hosts Pleasant Jefferson Ave Social
Miss Blair Bolin Welle Hast Archbald entertain a dancing party for about fifty friends at James Archard 124 Jefferson Avenue. The event closed the penitential season with fresh mints, music by Bauer, and a cordial reception in honor of the choir at A W Dickson’s home on Humry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor Howe
Jafferson Avoona
Misa Jeasie Blair
Alice Bolin
Mia Lou Welle
Francesa Hast
Wolzabeth Archbald
Jamoa Archard
Jefferson Avenue
Jenten Suason
Bauer
Pirat Presbyterian Borch
A. W. Dickson
Huinry Avenue
Fey M
Bellevue Is With Us Supreme Court Decision Essay
A belated case framing annexation provisions as lawful under state law, the article notes the Supreme Court ruling and its implications for municipal boundaries and governance. The piece references Bellevue as the central locality and discusses the legal argument and potential enforcement.
Supreme CourtAffirms Scranton Area Annexation Rulings
The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed lower court rulings on multiple Lackawanna County cases. Decisions uphold annexation and territorial questions for Bellevue Heights and Lickville township. Also affirmed are judgments in Plummer case against Pilieide Coal and Iron and related corporate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bellevue Heights
Scranton
Bellewie
Lickvinnie
Certaly
Teaideita
Dalleway
Meizita
Evanelly la Ayawoe
Sermiem
Tideu
de Fe
Dagexeon
Chanwel
Aapremey
Ims
McDonrald
Aml
Torrey
Everett Warren
Patie Tioner
Lower Court
Erantoa
Plummer
Eininn
Pilieide Coal and Iron Company
Laevawatna Cal Company
Minkely
Towner Court
Guster
Saprama Court
Throop
Sylvester Bush
Vasey
W. G. Stonewell
WO. Webster
A. J. G. Hodenpy
A. B. Willateis
Asalguena
Dygainlar and
Reynolts
Aginst Latine Hines
Tao
Stockwell
Smith
Dickson City
Enterprise Powder Company
Jadermeter
Ljanstion
Sfirmad
Lulee Smith
Josep Guilton
Nory Chilton
City of
Carbondale
Ligne Bo Peltw
Daware, Lackawanna and Weatern Lallraad Company
Haaliilge Seeley
Frederick L. Brown
A. B. Burr
Defaulter Rumors Circle Rose Loebowitz Failure Case
A struggling collection emerges around Rose Loebowitz and associates linked to a New York banking house collapse. Reports allege Loebowitz misappropriated more than $3,000, with victims including Hing and Pole. Authorities expect his arrival if possible as others flee Brooklyn seeking work amid financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binda
Ron & Co
Indoy
Learhal
Atore Kone & Co
Lowaco
Westerday
Swichert
Loebowits
New York
Row & Op
Charles Rowe
Muppington
Brooklyn
World tie to determine fate of event in Pittston noted
A planned gathering in Pittston aims to decide the fate of an annual event. A seating capacity of 12 has been allocated for the venue, with visitors from nearby Scranton expected to attend. Reserved adult tickets cost 3 cents and will go on sale soon alongside forthcoming railroad arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Stranton
Meeting of Select Council Adopts Streets Sewers Ordinance
An evening adjourned meeting of the select council transacted minor business. Petitions for exoneration and a tax bill were approved. A third and final reading provided for street sewers on Kocte street Ach street and Spwtlinan park, with funding from city resources. The council then moved into committee of the whole to amend the ordinance and discuss plans for street improvements. The session adjourned to Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocte Street
Spwtlinan Park
Prinhig
Latier
Tess
Dr George S Throop is Buried in Scranton Ceremony
The funeral of Dr George S Throop was held yesterday from his home on Jefferson Avenue and drew a large crowd. Attendees included friends colleagues and city firemen with a long floral tribute line and symbols from civic groups and Masons. Services at the church and burial at Laurel Hill followed with Reverend Lengel officiating and a Masonic rite concluding the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Throop
Jeffrion Avenue
Lycaenna
Doriuius Kla
Caycet
Lodge
Eka
Saskawanna Medical Society
Hook and Ladder Company
Slirtin Matony
Polydelphias Calle
Charles
August Hobinson
Beanie
Qour de Till
Pillow
Petwe Williambon Dodge
Free
Ac Caplel Masons
Scranton Rowing Association
Air
Mira J
Ac Socanton
For
Thom Moore
Jon Bollidsy
Scranton
Thay
G. Walters
William 5
Boyd
Jeeros
Mr. Amis
Hubert Reeven
Mea
Cyl W
McKinney
Anil Alra Wil Dattin
W. EF
Hallstead
Ales
Ronan
Wuaployal
Lys
Rogers
Kagl
S. Laas
Alftenideid
Pater Witilataion Lidge
Minon
Sivadton Lodge
Ess
Allinanifoun
Citizis
Beare Warren
Brinkoh Jermyn
Rober Ruever
Joseph Jermyn
Frednetek Cannell
Rom Scranton
Wo Sanderson
Walters Mo Dickson
The Evearet Landa Walt for Girmaey Gros
A fragmentary notice details a local transaction or event involving individuals and addresses, with scattered names and places. The readable parts mention Mulberry Street, a Neolbor medicine reference, and several personal names, indicating a community or property related notice without full clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evearet
Landa Walt
Girmaey Gros
Cooda
A Religious Outreach In Pittston Promising Talk
From Pittston comes notice of a big endeavor event featuring Rov Pranela Clark of Boston as guest speaker. The program, tied to Christian benevolence work, recalls a recent world tour by Nev Gyauk and his wife. De Clark has prepared lecture material from photographs taken on that journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Chrlathin Kodeavotera
Pittston
Rov
Pranela
Clark
Db. D
Boston
Fonder
International Priva Itant
Youdy People's Society
Christian
Dravor
Nev, Gyaik
de Clark
Tata
Fire proofing debated at school board meeting
Absentees from last night’s school board meeting were Warrows, Lang siiff, Evins and others. The board reconsidered fireproofing the new high school, voting 19 to 0 to abandon the fireproof design and proceed with the original plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gihool Bowrd
Evins, Warrows
Langsiiff
Wis
Ladies Jacket Styles In 64 Varieties At Four Fifty
The display features 64 jacket styles for ladies available in all colors priced at 4.50. Shoppers can select from a wide range of fabrics and cuts to suit any wardrobe.
Millinery Deals and Novel Hats In Wide Variety
The listing advertises trimmed hats and bonnets including bat designs and large ranges of ladies and children's untrimmed hats. Also offered are a variety of decorative flowers and accessories for millinery.
Silks Lawn Calico Hats Featured in Latest Assortment
We present Werlow's latest assortment of silks and lawn calico hats offered at very low prices. The selection includes lightweight fabrics and wide brim styles ideal for summer wear, with clear emphasis on value and reach for shoppers.
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Hunrruss
Lackawanna
Penn Ava
Aundry A. B. Warman
Norrman & Moore
Cheney Bros.’ China Silks
BLACK
Wyoming Ave
Hastonpfeffer
Fnep
Mawrin’s
Penn Avo
Thong Bellant
Malberrr Street
America
Scrantoniane
House
James Callagher
Providence Amateurs
Miss Grchbald
Mr. Dickson
McBuinn
Torkiah Bath
Spruce Street
Court House
Bellevue
Supreme Cour
Lackawanha
Rose-Loebow
Lothowtz
Hle
Vicim
Select Council
Lis Seemlon
Lergaly
PraoNe Rells Carpets
Furni
Neolbor
Gerald Moud
WILL
Lacka
W.W. Berry
Jewelei
Father Clank
Costos
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wauming AV
Merten
Tmembera Worniner
Nota
Jennings
Mitchall
Wolkb
Coprad
Dneobe
Boartnes
Detits Bigs
Williamng
Selidifer
Loar Nays
von Stech
Wortiger
Hoyle
Habe
Mabey
Tomei
Woods College of Mtidiness
Martina
TS Rtl
Girotha
Henry Battin & Cowie
Rodig
AGATE
Penn Ave
Dr. Hill & Son
Albany
Pirit National Ink
Osland
J. Bolz
Wyoming
Serge
Conway
Eleetyde Heli
Sytal
P. J. Conway
Prop
Eome Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Eureka Laundry CO
Cor Linden St
Adams Ava
Count House Square
Kis Curine
Rey
Banister
M. Brown
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