Close of the Winter Term at No. 14 School
A patriotic address by Attorney A J Colburn opened the winter term at No 14 School. The event featured selections by students, a reading from Professor Phillips room, and songs including Bringing Liberty to Cuba Marching Through Georgia and the Star Spangled Banner. Parents and officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Colburn
Union Service
Epworth League
Hampton Street
M. E. Church
Clieett Yestoring
Ateriean
Atbomney A
Fd. Colhorn
Patriate
Mieney
Valleya
Lown
Hille
Yorktown
Washington
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Gunn
Fort Sumter
Stttes
Hherry
Spain
Juba
Maine
Col- Worn
Cuba
Georgia
FL Matthews
First Baptist Church
Elias Fr. Evans
Fifteenth Ward
Warrant Issued in Leather Sole Theft Case
Joseph Wels of 107 South Seventh efreet faced an aldermanic warrant from Kelly's office for allegedly stealing thinny leather soles valued at 48 dollars. The hearing drew several witnesses who testified that the leather was either sold to Michael or belonged to him, leading to the alderman dismissing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wels
South Seventh Efreet
Kelly
Michail Androsheskov
Michael
Cole
Miss Anna Edwards Hosts Tea for Miss Lenh Britton
Miss Anna Edwards of South Main avenue hosted a 6 o’clock tea yesterday in honor of Miss Lenh Britton of Reading. Guests included Miss Edith Blair, Miss Jennie Jenkins, Miss Anna Thomas, and Miss Gertrude Miller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Edwards
H. M. Edwards
South Main Avenue
Lenh Britton
Reading
Edith Blair
Jennie Jenkins
Anna Thomas
Gertrude Miller
Edna
Local Reading Social Evening Hosts Euchre Party
Reading residents Williams May Frith Freda Kann Helen Jones Leah Britton Anna Irving Dayton Ohio Anna Williams Deexie Phillips May Holwarde Mietes Margaret Edith Hichards joined by Edward Clark Tudor Willams Henry Greenastead Willis Eweet Edgar Jones Charles Gibbe Eugene Fellowes Harry Jones Clarence Oaland Ray Rice Bruce Fordham and Harry Cary for a progressive euchre night. The gathering featured dancing and other diversions and was spent pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Clarence Oaland
Ray Rice
Bruce Fordham
Harry Cary
Easter Eve Baptism and Lent Offerings Planned
Today services include a litany and address at 0 o clock and a leading service from 12 to 2 o clock. All are invited to attend and arrive early to stay long. infants are expected for baptism on Saturday Easter eve. The Lent denial offering and mite chest offerings will be received with two prizes for the highest contributions.
Boarding House Dispute In Kelly's Patch Triggers Arrests
Idaele Boughton runs a mixed race boarding house in Kelly's Patch. When John Eppes, a colored man, returned that night he quarreled with Kate Kennedy, a white woman. Patrolman Saul was summoned to quell the disturbance. William Butler, colored, interfered. All three were taken to the police station. The trouble arose when Wecuge Muppea objected to his white wife smoking. Kennedy protested and it is alleged he struck her. He will be arraigned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaele Boughton
Kelly's Patch
John Eppes
Kate Kennedy
Saul
William Butler
Muppea
Easter exercises at No 18 school with recitations
Short exercises were held yesterday afternoon at No 18 school where pupils under Prof Owens Miss Watkins and Miss Lewis gave Easter recitations and essays on the Egyptian Ornament. The united choir from Grammar A grades Nos 1 5 16 will sing at the Wednesday session next week of the teachers institute at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Watkins
Lewis
United Choir
Teachers’ Institute
Union service at Hampton Street Methodist church this evening
The City Upworth league holds a union service at Hampton Street Methodist Church tonight at o oclock. Program includes papers by George W. Crane and Garfield Anguin, solos by Miss Marie Van Cleft and Miss Mary Davis, plus other features. Refreshments will be served free to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Upworth League
Hampton Street
George W. Crane
Garfield Anguin
Marie van Cleft
Mise Mary Davis
Local society meetings and funerals noted in city notices
Webster Literary and Debating society meets at Robert Pett home on North Rebecca avenue. Funeral for Sarah Snover Wil held at 30 o'clock at 211 North Ninth street, with interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Charles Williams injured by a mine fall on Capoure avenue. St Pauls Pioneer corps drills in St Davis hall under Capt Walter McNichols. Young People society of First Welsh Baptist church to meet tonight. Rev A A Magnusson of Wilkes Barre preached Swedish sermon at St Mark’s Lutheran and administered communion to candidates. Easter egg social at Grace Hinman home on Tenth street hosted by the Mamoton Street Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral for Elizabeth Maxey held yesterday from 138 South Rebecca avenue with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Infant child of Mr and Mrs David Beckhorn of the Continental died yesterday. funeral Sunday and interment at Washburn street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary and Debating Society
Robert Pett
North
Rebecca Avenue
Sarah Snover
North Ninth Street
Forest Hil
Charles Williams
Prink Street
Capoure Avenue
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
St. David
Mixes Grace Hinman
Tenth Street
W. EL
Mamoton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Maxey
South
J. 2B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Washburn Street
David Beckhorn
Continental
Local Students Return Home for Easter Vacation
Charles FE Sweet son of Nev Sweet returns from Synn university. Mra Dantel Jenking of Pittston is home with Mr and Mrs Jdiughes of North Bromley avenue. Yale students Eagar Jones and Prod Churk are home for the holiday. Henry Geles of North Bromley avenue is in Philadelphia a few days. Charles Meek of Munney p visiting friends this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fe, Sweet
Nev
Sweet
Synnone University
Mra
Dantel Jenking
Pittston
Mee
Jdiughes
North Bromley Avenue
Eigar Jones
Churk
Yale College
Epen
Henry Geles
North Bromley Aves
Philadelphia
Charles Meek
Munney, P
Nonth Scranton Church Events Planned for April Evening
The Christian rally and Evangelical meeting attract attendees as Rev W Clymorn from Onto Mie speaks. The Primitive Methodist meeting at Thomas Gilleapte home on North Main Ave is set for Tuesday evening April 8. The fourth Quarterly conference of Providence Methodist Holocopal Church occurs at 7 30 with Rev Austin Grittin presiding. Church officials urged to attend. A special meeting of the Excelsior Hose Company of the Berantan tre de-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clymorn
Thomas Gilleapte
North Main Avenu
Clutxy
Faming Eedhant
Cnurely Paylora
Tueday
Providence Methodist
Willie Weld
Awetin Grittin
Elev
Excelsior Hove Company
Berantan Tre de
Munyon's Guarantee Strong Assertions on Remedies
Munyon's Guarantee asserts clear remedies for illnesses, boasting rapid relief claims and extensive testimonials. The pamphlet emphasizes proven cures, detailing how specific tonics and remedies address common ailments and promote health.
Members to Assemble After Death of Thom as F Noon
The group will meet Saturday night at 7.59 to discuss a member's death. Attendees include Arthur Doginn of Deacon Street who is seriously ill and Charles Connolly of Ferdinand Street confined at home with the grip. Mike Lisgie Graham of Deacon Street is slowly recovering. Colonel P. Lewin and the Junior Order of American Mechanics hold their regular meeting this evening. George K N Jackson of Rockwell Place, a Lehigh University student, is home for Foster invalidation. William Hopkins of Forest City is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Noon
Arthur Doginn
Deacon Street
Charles M. Connolly
Ferdinand Street
Mike Lisgie Graham
PT. D. Lewin Council
Order of American Mechanics
Various Local Notices From Wilkes-Barre In Brief
W OC Gates moves family to Providence while Arch Johnstone relocates to New York Street. Grammar A pupils at schools 27 and 28 rehearse music at the Aish school. A birthday social awaits at Asbury church with admission based on age. Green Ridge Loyal Temperance region meeting postponed to April 7 with music. Monsey avenue resident moves to Harrison avenue. Vaughn visits Capouse works area. Mrs H W Montgomery moves to Sanderson avenue. In Hia Name Missionary band held a planning meeting at Mrs I de Vanderveer’s Delaware street home. Green Ridge lodge No 68 Odd Fellows elected officers tonight and announces installation Thursday April 6. spring cleanup planned and invites guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. Gates
Wilkes-Barre
Arch Johnstone
New Yor Street
Church Avenue
Providence
Aish School
Asbury Church
Ife
Green Ridge Loyal
Ts. (. Miller
Monsey Avenue
Harrison Avenue
KR. Vaughn
Wyalusing
W. R. Safford
Capouse Works
H. W. Montgomery
North Washington Avenue
Sanderson Avenue
Mes
Vanderveer
Delaware Street
Green Thilge Lodge
Odd Pollows
Mareonte Hall
Oflcoera
Noble Ara
Eve Gray
Noble Arid
M. Sanders
Janes Atherton
C. Po Donner
Trivioo
FA Addymani
Midical
Whiners
Tors
Thea
Treverion
Chive Bitea
Thinmdey Ove
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side Park
Disjointed OCR note records a coal delivery to the South Side area and a request or order directed to a person or address named BL Bhaurkey at WH cedar ove. The text is garbled with stray fragments and does not specify a clear date or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwntial Ctty
Cuntir
Klyde Park
Bhaurkey
Cedar
Obituary notice for Mim Hikini and associates
Mim Hikini widow of f0 Mandeville Ci Weneedavy died Wednesday at noon after a long illness. Lienth Wolke Pie to pHetlinmatia and Delesian, Shoe wie Dinhly esteemed widow, mourn their loss. Deceased resided near Vittetot and was connected with Montgomery Street shopkeeper Mead. Immediate relatives and friends are asked to attend funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Hikini
Mandeville
Horry
Marin Leg
Hiyatetan
Bitermont
Devin
Vittetot
Mont Tuirkhet
Montgomery
Bonin
Tylawary Avenue
Fern
Darter
Dee Muller
Johnson
Tiewan
Farwell Notice for Local Resident Survived by Kin
Funeral arrangements for a local resident are pending with survivors including two children John Kaward and Mia Mary Freens of Dunmore and wife Dr Mary Davis a well known figure in the area. Further funeral details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaward
Mia
Mary Freens
Dunmore
Mary Davis
Tuth
New Officers of the Elks Elect Millar Exalted Ruler
Stranton Lodge elected Major W. S. Millar alderman of Highth ward as Exalted Ruler for the coming term. Other officers include F. Smith leading knight, M. Strong loyal knight, John Reese lecturing knight, M. McCann secretary, J. Schubert treasurer, John Lewis ruler, John Brown trustee, D. Reedy delegate, P. Gunster alternate. Retiring Exalted Ruler Reedy given gold watch charm. retiring Secretary Gould honored. Installation by J. Cohen team. minstrel show planned for next month with 75 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Millar
Stranton Lodge
Rike
Franklin Avenue
Highth Ward
Millar
The
Elks
F. ©. Smith
Fr. M. Strong
John G. Reese
M. P. McCann
J. J. Schubert
John H. Lewis
John J. Brown
D. J. Reedy
Errand Lodge
St. Louis
P. +. Gunster
Nuler Millar
Reedy
Gould
Ritter J. Cohen
T. D. van Osten
Gaiety Theater
Coal Trade In Good Shape For 1509 Output
The Coal Journal notes strong early 1509 tonnage for anthracite and hints at yearly aggregates that could exceed expectations. Some optimism predicts record output, but cautions against overconfidence as market demand may not sustain high production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suward
Nwst
Election Contest Dispute Returns To Court
The case centers on James Stephenson of the Fifth district Firet ward who testified he was born in Scotland and voted for treasurer in 1897. Cross-examination about naturalization papers was objected to and the matter was certified to the court for possible argument today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stephenson
Firet
McDonald
Scotland
Holgate
Norton's Successor in Special Council Election
The Twenty first ward vacancy from Thomas Norton’s death will be filled by a special election. Prominent candidates include Mrs. Noho, Drothe, Harry Dale, M. Dale, and John Auton. Mr. Pate is a Republican, while Norton and Quinn are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norton
Noho
Drothe
Harry Dale
Dale
John Auton
Mr. Pate
Me. Norton
Mr. Quinn
Their First Appearance at Green Ridge Hall
A small gathering enjoyed the Green Ridge Wool club concert by the Philomel quartet. The program featured refined selections and drew many notable attendees. After the performance, refreshments and dancing followed the bright finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Eort
Green Ridge
Philomel
Mineea
Signed by the Mayor Ordinances Made Operative Yesterday
An official record notes ordinances signed by the mayor becoming operative the day prior. The items outline citywide regulatory actions and immediate enforcement implications for local governance.
Drink Grain-0 After You Tawe Conclided Hat You Ommt Net Ta Riyk Coffee
The text appears garbled with many misspellings but mentions avoiding risky coffee and assessing a “genuine fond drink” with reference to grain and tea. It suggests seeking guidance on safe food and drink choices and avoiding unsafe beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffer
Mayor Approves Wards Projects and Tax Collector Exemptions
Mayor Billey approved funding for cobble paving on Penn avenue and sewer basins near Railroad avenue Ta verne street Ives Archbald and Meridian streets in multiple wards. He also approved tax collector exemptions for Thomas D. Davis and A F O Boyle and the bonds of the recently appointed collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Ward
Railroad Avenue
Taverne Street
Acker Street
Round Woods Lane
Ives and
Archbald Streets
Meridian Street
Fifth Ward
Billey
Thomas D. Davis
A. F. O' Boyle
Boland
Social Feud Shapes Jackson Era Cabinet Strife
An early 19th century quarrel between President Jackson and his party chiefs centers on Madam Eaton and Calhoun. The dispute, sparked by social snubs and wartime loyalties, influenced Van Buren’s rise and helped birth the Whig movement, reshaping American politics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Uneeda
Dufours
Les W. Jenkins
Main Avenue
Miss Britton
Brussels
Globe Warehouse
ST. David's Church
City Epworth League
Nonth Scranton
Munyon
Arch St., Munron
Mangan
Polotia
Washington Hall
Picket Line Dramatic Company
Elm Street
Ladies Ald Society
Presabyterian
Modison
Aprile Street
Monorth Lewigue
Methodler Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
Union
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Gartiel Angwin
National
Arlington Doble
Throon
Howard Kane
North Blakely Street
Henry Benjamin
Hollisterville
Bexele
South Blakely Street
John Mullen
New York City
the Elks
Norton
Philomel Quartette
Paicyve
Es Indard
Rice Ss
Pierce and Stormer
Kellum Conrad
Wyoming Avenue
Peggy O'Neil
Calhoun
St. Louie
Globe-Democrat
Jackson
Monroe
Florida
Whig Party
John H. Baton
White House
Karen
Timberlake
Margaret LT. O'Neill
Pegey O'Neil
Lfe
Eaton
Onny Whes
Crawford
Ile Hope
van Bueren
Mra. Eaton
Jacknoni
van Buren
Concord Bridge
Ain
Mania van Pinon
Ptaareh
Nava
Din Bhorrion
Adornes Chondeal
Dimhell
Elemente
Whi
Washington, DO
WIA Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Central Pann
Wirh
Scranton Ranges
Washington Ave
Mears’ Building
Lyceum Theatre
Etnees
sXoNick
Harrett & Sloane
JACK +2
Beanstalk
Matines
Jones
San Box Senate and Joges
Chas. Frohman
MR. Henry Miller
Heartsease
Pennsylvania
AL. G. Field
Minstrels
Arthur Rigby
Tommy Donnelly
Dan Quinlan
Doc Quigley
Ousa
Klaw & Erlanger
B. D. Stevens
Will
New York
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lesscot
H.R. Long
J E.toole
Mauinee
Kacept
Star
Irene Myers Eyovertet
Charieg i. Levburnas
Silver King
New Night Owls Burlesque
Bryant
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