City Notes and Local Events Highlight Evening Plans
Old Electric Workmen's union No 51 hosts a flat ball and electric display in Turner hall tonight. Governor Pattison pardons Wallace Snow, two years after a Scranton burglary conviction. Santa sale opens at the Academy of Music at 10 pm with Denman Thompson in Old Homestead later showing. Superintendent Taylor schedules certificates renewal examinations at Liberty ball Washington Ave. Chacka to perform The Old Homestead at the Academy of Music office. The Frothingham offers The Prodigal Father with a matinee of The Prodigal Father tomorrow. John R Kelly jailed for 30 days on a peace violation after threatening Mrs Duggan over charitable placements. Corrections note on Bonta Plate Ginsa listing and misprint about the Sheridan monument speakers. Pocong tribe officers announced last night with Lewin as Prophet and J Farrington as senior sachem among others.
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Old Electric Workmen‘s Union
Tunner Hall
Pattison
Wallace Snow
Scranton
Santa
Academy of Music
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Taylor
Liberty Ball
Washington Avenue
Frothingham
B. Deffernen
Klaw
Erlanger
The
Tribune
Houta
John HH
John BR. Farr
Prophet
Charles
Lewin
Aachem
J. Farrington
J. W. Kambock
Wonderland presents Michael Strogof in grand production
The Wonderland stock company delivers a versatile performance with Michael Strogof in the title role. Gus Homer excels in drama while Misses Fuller Kemp Conduit and Willett receive praise for their performances. Harry Thorne’s scenery earns admiration as audiences show strong approval for the production.
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Wonderland
Michael Strogof
Patties
Gus Homer
Dle
Members of Division No 7 AOH Board of Erin to meet
All members are ordered to assemble at the new plat 42 Lackawanna avenue at 730 p m Sunday April 1 to go to Holy Communion as a body.
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Division No. 7
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Board of Erin
Lackawanna Avenue
Clearing Up of Files Routine Business Transacted at Meetings
The article notes routine administrative actions at select and common council meetings. It highlights file cleanups, committee reports, minor ordinances, and standard approvals as routine governance housekeeping.
Viaduct Ordinance Passed on Third Reading in Scranton
The Common Council rushed measures last night with a viaduct ordinance over the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks on Lackawanna avenue passing on third reading. Select Council likewise approved related resolutions and orders delaying reorganization until Monday morning.
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Common Council
Common Councils
T. Ellsworth Davies
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lackawanna Avenue
Buttle
Delaware, Lacka Wanna and
Wrest Lackawanna Avene
Davies
Datile
Lackawanna Bridge
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
New Era and Draing Committee
Rochecourt
Ash Street
Spelltmancourt
Nichols Divorce Case Separates Two Families
William R. Nichols testifies in a divorce action against Effis W. Nichols claiming unfaithfulness. He says he married Mina Effie Sprague in 1844 due to having no choice and returns home separately, while the wife resides in Nicholson. The proceedings include damaging testimony and a counter question about arrest.
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William R. Nichols
Effis W. Nichols
Willis Coston
Jarge Edwards
Nichola
Nicholson
Crime of George Davies Arrested for Assault
George Davies of North Bromley avenue was arrested on a stated charge of assaulting Miss Maggie Minson, daughter of Mrs. Manson, of North Main avenue. Davies, a married father of two, was held after a hearing by Alderman Andrews and committed to the county jail.
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George Davies
North Bromley Avenue
Driscoll
Misa Maggie Minson
Manson
North Main Avenue
Miss Mannon
Simon Thomas
Linvies
Davies
Mins Munson
Davia Heracl
Jane
Davies Arcent
Andrewa
Wool Burke to Assume Internal Revenue District Duties
Wool and Burke will assume duties of their position in an internal revenue district on April if his completion arrives before that date from the treasury department. He will travel the district with Henry Somers to learn duties and meet residents. The bond of John W. Houser treasurer of Taylor borough was filed with Prothonotary Pryor for 10,000 with P C Connolly and James Cutler as securities. Th Matthews of Spring Brook will be presented as Republican jury commissioner candidate. A Democratic county committee meeting to elect a state committeeman will be held soon, likely before next week.
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Internal Revenue
Henry Somers
John W. Houser
Taylor
Pryor
P. C. Connolly
James Cutler
Securities
Th. Matthews
Spring Brook
Whoa
McBarpe's Turkish Bath Opens With New Look
A brief item notes McBarpe introduces a Turkish bath with a fresh, “Every thing new” style. The storefront advertises an SUV Spruce effect and is located opposite the Court House, signaling a modern refresh for local patrons.
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McBarpe
Court House
Murderer hunted as county detective seeks John Mur dock
A county detective pursued John Mur dock near Taylor to bring him to justice for a deadly murder. The search, tricky amid community protection efforts, involved Mrs Pratt and her daughter hosting a notable gathering, with many friends assisting in the event.
Simon Ward Former First Presbyterian Member Dies at Green Ridge
Funeral for Simon Ward held at his Green Ridge residence conducted by Rev. Dr. McLeod and Rev. Dr. Logan. Ward, born 1850 in Stromsburg, elder Pennsylvanian and charter member of the First Presbyterian Church, long servant of Lechawanan Lodge and Old Fellows, walked 120 miles to vote for William Henry Harrison in 1840 era politics.
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Washington
Wvenne W
Mulberry Artest
Mra
James McLeod
William T Stuith
Charles H. Welles
A. Mc Decker
Hamplton Echaoffer
Mies Vail
Miss Piatt
Misa Mattes
Mr. Mattes
McLeod
Logan
Ward
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Simon Ward
Green Ridge
McLeol
Dr Logan
Ient
Wade
Simon Ward Wis
Serantei
Stromsburg
Larckawanna Iron and Cowl Company
Ton Oil
First Presbyterian Cluurch
Hiat
WW. Manoest
Mr Ward
Lickawhtutn Lodge
Old Fallows
Scranton
A Very Pleasing Comedy at the Academy of Music
The Lyceum Company presented Americans Abroad at the Academy of Music to a pleased audience. Miss Misa Winthrop, wealthy heiress in Paris, eludes suitors with art while Gilbert Raymond, an American artist, wins her heart. Cast notes credit Maud Harrison, J H Gilmour, J B Polk, Owen Fawcett, George Alison, and Miss Gertrude Rivera.
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Lyceum Company
Succes
Daniel Prohman
Lyceum Comedry
Sardou
Amercans
Academy of Music
Misa Plorence Winthrop
Paris
Richard Fairbanks
Jessie
Mia Winthrop
Bironsas de Beaumont
Lhuir
Gilbert Raymond
Baroness du Beaumont
Lowpla
Enchanted Sleep Fairy Drama Tonight In Dunmore
The Dunmore young ladies present a fairy drama Enchanted Sleep at Odd Fellows Hall to aid the poor. A sweet princess is trapped by a bat fairy and wakes after a century to a prince’s kiss as in traditional tales. Cast includes Marguerite, Nannette, Spredwell, Ayn, Pearl, Mame Oliver and others.
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Dunmore
Wina
Falrian
Ant
Jana
King
Marguerite Prince
Chorailog
Nannette
Maid
Spredwell
Oliver Pables
Elith Wert
Anna Oliver
Jeni Oliver
Ligie Wert
Ladi
Patriea
Accompaulate
Minnie Dexter
Nino
Mr. Craam
Martha Matthews
Lydia Parrir
Mabel Chiriet
Alaska United States Mexico in One Coupon Offer
A nostalgic ad promotes a set of pictures featuring Alaska the United States and Mexico with five numbers on the counter. Each item priced at ten cents with a single coupon redeemable for any number in the collection.
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Alaska
United States
Mexico
Amusement Notes at the Academy of Music
The Academy of Music schedules films and stage shows tonight and ahead featuring The Crnat of Society, The Prodigal Father with Klaw and Eslanger, and The Homestead. Night Owls Evening group performs Tuesday and Wednesday with praise from critics.
Retiring Exalted Ruler Honored by Lodge Officers
The lodge elected FP. J. Pugdwmons as exalted ruler and named BP. FP, duneler, F W. Martin loyal knight, W J. Woelohkel lecturing knight, W. L. Pryor secretary, C. J. Weichiel treasurer, and trustees Augustus Hobinson Edward Boyle for four years and Conrad Schroeder for five. Truman, retiring ruler, received a vest badge. presentation by Mr. Filgauminons with a closing tribute from the members.
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Serontun
Augustus Hobinson
Edward Boyle
Thres
Com
Truman
Filgauminons
Sailed under false colors at Slavonic church event
Michael Mayo and others faced Aldermen Da Lacey after a hall gathering at Radcevich's hall on Wyoming avenue under the Slavonic Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity name. George Fetrosk, as society president, charged the group with making false pretenses to defraud the society and the public. They were held without bail, with friends seeking writs of habeas corpus.
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Michael Mayo
Klerna
Jamea Kase Jmar
John Andrey Kona
Mike Posla
Mike fSeman
da Lacey
Radcevich
Falal
Miner Jamvee Gallagher Dies After 250 Foot Fall at Legwett Shaft
Coroner's jury convenes at 2:00 today in Providence to hear testimony after Jamvee Gallagher died from injuries from a fall in Legwett's Creek shaft. The accident involved a safety cage and descending carriage, with speculation that Gallagher vaulted onto the carriage roof and fell. Local mine safety concerns and possible violations are noted amid the investigation.
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James Gallagher
Legwett's Creek
Kelley
Roderick
Providence
Jennings Case Goes To Jury In Lehigh Valley Hailroad Suit
Closing testimony concluded in the John G. Jennings versus Lehigh Valley Railroad case with jurors told to deliberate after statements by Major Everett Warren for the company and Vorvelias Smith for the plaintiff. Other trials and juries were noted as the court adjourned, including the Duon Campbell case and the Griffin Mully matter.
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John G. Jennings
Lehigh Valley Hailroad
Jalye Bitter
Addreaus
Mnade
Everett Warren Poke
Vorvelias Smith
Jitteer
Archibald
Duon- Campbell
Schuyler
Wwatinong
Griffin-Mully
B. Mott
Charles P. Jadwi
Auction Notice for Philadelphia Dealers
Auction sale announced by Ab Hold Auctioneer at 615 Washington Avenue Philadelphia. Items include rivets, boxes, parlor suite, dining room set, organs and various fixtures. The sale is at 1 p m on Saturday and is part of a school or business opportunity advertisement.
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Waxblagton Avenas
Tuu Val Yate
Diniey Colin
Rthold
Ladies Capes and Jackets Displayed at Stas Store
A展示 of a complete collection features ladies fine cloth capes and jackets in 450 styles and colors at Stas. The display highlights an extensive range for shoppers seeking latest fashion in outerwear.
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Stas
Millinery Showcase Highlights Latest Trimmed Hats
The Millinery Department presented the latest designs for trimmed hats and bonnets and featured a large selection of untrimmed ladies and children's hats plus a four large assortment of flowers.
Large Silk and Lawn Cap Sale At Low Prices
A local retailer advertises a vast assortment of silks lawn caps and hats at very low prices aiming to attract bargain shoppers. The notice stresses wide selection and affordable options for summer wear.
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