Vague Midweek Meeting Mentioned At New York Event
A fragmentary report describes a gathering in New York with figures such as James Moir and George Woodom i t s gostename appears, with references to a ceremony and local officials. The text mentions a "tide" and a possible men’s event, but details and context are unclear due to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhyteny Milly
Ole Pewtenday
James Moir
George Wodomi
Iel
Trotateria
Trevor Geiet
Stearns
Cade
Hefeorgineleclinell
Weld
Win Libel
Knights of Maccabees Meet in Scranton Delegates Elected
Walshe of the Maccabees from Northeastern Pennsylvania gathers the Twelfth district in Scranton for a meeting on wolfage matters and to elect delegates to the Shire convention in Erle next June. An evening smoker social hour and reception for state officers follow, in the Kolgita of Columbus bell.
Died at home of family members in Gas Mile ey avetine
Private interment for Jane A Pon Winersiode is held at the family residence on Tuesday at o'clock. Mayor Ql is listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Gas Mile
Jane A
Ponwin, Winersiode
Te Houve
Intormont Private
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
A damaged OCR notice touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders used by a nurse at the Children’s Home in New York. It claims to treat colds, fevers, stomach troubles, worms, and regulate the bowels, presenting the medicine as superior and universally effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Kenly
Meriden
Rample
Grievances Committee of Lackawanna Trainmen Reassembles
The grievances committee of Lackawanna trainmen meets in this city and plans to reconvene Sunday. Members include George A. Wood of Utica John P. Kelly of Syracuse Henry Condon Robert A. Foy of Binghamton and M Sullivan of Elmira. The group held talks with local officials and will present an account Saturday. They are to meet General Superintendent T. Clarke to discuss grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Eestone
George A. Wood
Utica
John P. Kelly
Syracuse
Henry Condon
Binghamton
Robert A. Foy
M. Sullivan
Elmira
Wool
Rt. Charles
A. Co. 1
Wl Hall
Wood
Walt
K. Clarke
Board of Revision and Appeal Collapses in Legal Confusion
The board of revision and appeal for the city effectively dissolved after a city solicitor opinion stated it had no legal existence since March II. Recorder Vosburg sought clarity on March 12 and adjourned hearings, while a new board will be appointed to finish remaining appeals in the Eighth, Twenty-first, First, Thirteenth and Sixteenth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision of
Tuxen Wel Appeals
Soletor
Vosburg
Recordter Moir
Muareh II
Furner
Eighth Ward
Board of Revision and Appeal
Learing
Revieion Vod Appeal
Colleitor
Drie
Tribune
Wocn
Recorder
Santel Galvin
John Flanaghan
John Regan
J. Coleman
Edward Frable
Settlement Hopes Rise in City Carpenter Strike
The two year union carpenter strike may end soon as talks move from the Builders' Exchange to individual builders. Carpenters seek an eight hour day with a minimum wage. exchange offer calls for nine hours and union membership only, with joint arbitration planned if grievances arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Sinkera
Meehantes’ Union
Build Etc
I. Ie
Scranton Business College Sees High Demand for Graduates
Students fill positions as companies offer better salaries. Graduates secure good positions after passing exams. Many undergraduates are sent out. Demand for bookkeepers and stenographers remains strong. Enrollment grows for spring and winter terms.
Reorganization Ordinance Passes After Fire Dept Concession
Common Council long session ends with second reading approval of a reorganization ordinance. A compromise on fire department reform disbands the volunteer force while boosting paid crew numbers, with debate over salaries and the clerk’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Common Council
Galvin
Gwilym Jones
Philip Rineland
Mrr
Gialvin
Kellor
Biefel
Silk mill strike actions in Lackawanna area unfold
Work resumed at the Lackawanna Silk mill in Taylor with about half the force returning and expect full staffing by morning. A settlement between old scale and proposed terms by Superintendent Harvey is in place but details remain confidential. Meetings this week failed to produce final action. a decisive session is planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Taylor
Harvey
Joseph Harvey
Lackawanna Silk Company
Ag P. A. Loubignac
Soale
Davis
Burner
Simson
Minooka
Paterson
N. J
Lkely
St. John's Hall
Pine Brook
Bohrlever Studio Unveils Three Dollar Portraits
Bohrlever introduces cabinet portraits priced at three dollars, framing affordable artistry for patrons. The showcased works emphasize accessible photography as a bold local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohrlever
Krause's Cold Cure
A cold remedy named Krause's Cold Cure claims to break up a cold in 24 hours with no work interruption. It also offers prevention if taken at symptom onset. Sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Matthews
Organs for Sale Cheap at Guernsey Hall
Classified notice lists second hand organs for sale at Guernsey Hall Scranton Pennsylvania. Contact J W Guernsey MPrep on Washing ton Avenue and ask for Kelly's union crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Kelly
Delayed Word Hurriedly Herald Wilkes-Barre Conference
National miners leaders mid crisis as DILCHER sends no word from New York or Indianapolis. A Wilkes-Barre joint session is anticipated with a district convention call and a prompt timetable for travel to Wilkes-Barre and back. President Mitchell may join the eastward move with Rev Phillips and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis
John T. Dette
Triet No. 1
National
Dileher
Dempsey
John Mitchell
New York City
Lonorrow
National Board
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
Phillips
Wicety
Hagleton
Wilkes-Barry
Grand Military Ball to Open Scranton Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Arrangements are under way to open the new Thirteenth regiment armory on Adams avenue next month with a grand military ball. Colonel Watres conceived the idea and a committee of prominent citizens will assist officers. Tickets may be ten dollars with at least 2000 sales planned. Attendees may include Governor Stone General Miles and Vice President Roosevelt, with decorations described as magnificent and the event touted as the region’s grandest. Funds will aid furnishing the armory and the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Adams Avenue
Pennsylvania
Watres
Schroeder
Stone
Millar
Gobin
Roosevelt
Miles
United States Army
Scranton
Italians Cleared in County Murder Case
Five Italians including Frank Grippo and Antonio Riccambo were arraigned before Squire Cooney in Dunmore yesterday after witnesses testified to a murder mystery. The detective urged that the men be discharged as no evidence was found against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grippo
Tony Chiavaromi
Fallang Variceo
Antonio Riccambo
Michael Cassiella
W. A. Phillipa
Ite
Engin
Squire Cooney
Dunmore
Nwn
Visions of Spring Rhine Wines at Your Own Price
A brief ad preview invites readers to a seasonal push featuring Herve as one of the rare annual offerings. It promotes Rhine wines available at a self defined price, aligning with the market’s springtime freshness and impulse buying.
Liberty Granted At Ceremony For Missing Man
Mrs Cutberti demands the arrest of about twenty others implicated in the murder inquiry. The detective says authority to detain requires proof. A prisoner claims Geippo’s border guards know details of the death and could be sued if confessions are forced. An inquest is set tonight at the borough hall with Acting Coroner Peine presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borowwal
Ofvhoelk
Peine
Excursion Trains to California Regions From Washington and Philadelphia
Citizens may book discounted Colonie tickets via Southern Railway and Southern Pacific for round trips to California regions and New Merion through April. Sleeper fares start near four dollars from Washington and six fifty from Philadelphia with two to a berth in the excursion sleepers. Charles J. Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, Philadelphia, provides details. Beekriever's cabinet portraits are noted in a separate line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali
New Merion
Colonie
Southern
Washington
Tucadava
Charles J. Hopkins
Southern Railway
Chest Street
Phliladlphia
Gas rate change for Scranton and Hyde Park companies
The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Hyde Park Gas Company announce a gas price of one dollar per thousand cubic feet effective April 1. Discounts apply: five percent for bills under twenty five dollars and seven percent for higher consumption, with payment due on the tenth of the month billed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
Jereby
Walde
WNI
Gas Rate Notice From Scranton Gas Company
The Scranton Gas and Water Company announces new rates effective April 1. Gas will cost one dollar per thousand cubic feet with special discounts based on monthly consumption. A separate meter furnished by the company is required. By order of the board G B Hand Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
CAS and Water Company
ASD
Gae Compatie
Onder Lotic
Sterling Silver Spoons and Forks at Low Prices
A dealer advertises a vast stock of Sterling In laid Spoons and Forks plus knives and cased goods for wedding presents. War ranted to wear twenty-five years. Discover bargains on fine silverware for weddings and gifts.
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Roere Houge
Uege
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
Ings
Was Connent
Hisay Besix
Vice
En Rubbers
Lewis
Davies
Murphy
Lacka
Avelltic
Ackawanna
Teeal Data Ter
Migheek Lee
Ieee
Joek
Knights OF Maccabees
Carpenters’ Union
Scranton Business College
Common Council
Yeas
Haggerty
Ruane
Paine
Calvin
Curve
Keller
Rush
Cusick
Calpin
Naye
Alworth
Mvais
A. L. Lewis
Roche
Naell
Phillipa
William Lewis
Coleman
Smith
Norton
Vyeas
Nugell
Phillipe
Gurrit
Nuye—Haogeerty
Evans
Colpin
Reche
Paine Galvin
Willian Lewis
Rush Cusick
Norton Li
Five
Elt
Chalirtian Calpin
Neptunes
Crystals
General Phinneys
Eagles
Hook and Ladder
Teliefs
Columbias
Phoenix
Excelators
Cumberlands
Libertys
Nidguras
Wiliam Connells
Centurys
Keyser Valley
Koon Wshese
Fee
Treasury
Kelley
Superintendent of Highways and
Kewere
Eipper
Dewers
Joliog Caesar
Providence Road
Mr. Evans
Willion Lewis
Nineteenth
Mies
Indian River
E.G
Coursen
Lackawanna Silk Mill
Krause
Dilcher
Iais City
Little England
Herve
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
California
Beekriever
Central
Telephone and Supply Go
Adame Avenue
King Miller
Merchant Tailey
Spruce &St
Knox
China
Worth Ice Yard
Conrad
Rogers Bros
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Timothy, Clover, Millett
Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Philadelphia
W.H. Pierce
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