City Notes and Local Notices From Scranton
City Notes report items including a found quickie note for Edith Worrett at the Scranton post office, plus upcoming meetings and society notices. The piece covers church and club events, a memorial burial, money posted for a bet at Klaherty’s hotel, an Epworth league entertainment, a missing person alert, and theater ticket sale timings.
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Newt
Edith Worrett
Scranton Post Office
Mother Cray’s Sweet Powders for Children
An advertisement touts Mother Cray’s Sweet Powders for Children as a milky pleasant remedy from a nurse at a New York Children’s Home. It claims to ease feverishness constipation headaches toothache and stomach disorders and to remove worms. Sold at all druggists with no substitutes.
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Wother Gray
Mother Cray
New York
Mother Crrey
Allen
Me Koy
National Railway Workers Leader Visits City Hall
National President W. P. Maton of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees arrived in the city and spoke at a meeting of Division No. 18. He addressed the recent strike and commented on rent defaults and related hardships amid a tense labor scene.
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SPOR
W. P. Maton
Looping the Loop feats headline Adam Forepaugh show
The Adam Forepaugh and Bella Brothers united shows feature Diavalo performing looping the loop on a bicycle. Described as danger defying and death turning, the act reaches 40 miles per hour at the loop’s top. The date shown is Tuesday May 20.
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Adam Forepaugh
Bella Brothers
United
Diavelo
New York City
Philadelphia
Canvass
Diavalo
Proposed New Yard Purchase Planned by City Council
An ordinance to buy a 16000 square foot plot on New street west of Wyoming avenue from Lackawanna Tron and Coal for 4000 dollars is slated tonight. The city plans a 6000 dollar appropriation this year and to use a house on the site for the yard custodian with new buildings for wagons horses and apparatus for the bureau of highways and sewers.
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New Street
Department of Public Works
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Fine Free Food Fair At Scranton Bicycle Club
A national style food exhibition opens May 12 at the Scranton Bicycle Club drawing participants from across the United States and abroad. The week long event showcases flavoring extracts soups fish meats health foods and kitchen necessities with demonstrations samples souvenirs music and more. Free tickets are available through grocers for admission pasteboards.
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Scranton
Powderly in Town After Funeral Attendance
Hon T V Powderly commissioner general of Immigration arrived last night from Carbondale where he attended the funeral of his nephew Thomas Walker. He plans to return to Washington today and declined to discuss his future plans or his resignation. Frank P Sargent has not yet taken office and no date is fixed for the change.
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T. V. Powderly
Carbondale
Thomas Walker
Washington
New Fast Hourly Trains Link New York and Philadelphia
New Jersey Central and Reading railroads launch hourly service from 7 AM to 6 PM with direct trips to Reading Terminal. Many trains aim for a two hour journey. Royal Blue service continues between New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Up to date locomotives and Pullman Parlor Cars enhance the route.
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New Jersey Central
Read- Ing
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Reading
Waltimore
Washington
Local Bowling League Scores Highlight Close Contests
Franklin team remains in first after two wins over Decker, extending a winning streak in City Bowling League. Arlington and Imperial clash with Arlington triumphing after a rough start, while South Scranton hosts Imperial in a set of tight games.
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Arlingtons
Imperial
North Scranton Cambrians
Franklin
City
Decker
Tost
Becker
South Scranton
Phil W. Roll
Buckus
Arlington
Remembering Mr Coveney Old-Time Bellevue Merchant in Postal Service
A fragmented sketch recalls Mr Coveney son of an Bellevue merchant and cousin to Senator McDonald. He is praised for organizing postal clerks, promoting the union movement, and helping unify postal associations around the turn of the century.
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Postal Clerk's Magazine
Scranton
Caveney
Bellevue
M. 8. McDonald
M. W. Walton
Shaw
Erin
VSO
Elias Annetary
United Met
Coveney
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Credit Claim
Mrs J H Haskins of Chicago testifies that Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and associated Pills and Wash relieved severe pregnancy related weakness enabling a smooth birth and strong recovery. She urges expectant mothers to consult Mrs Pinkham for free advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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J. H. Haskins
Chicago, Il
Chicago Arcade Club
Lydia K
J. H
Indiana Ave
Chicago
United National Association Leader Tim Cavener Recalled
The late Tim Cavener led the United National Association at Post Mitre Clovis and earned praise as a delegate at Atlantic City. He chaired the Creantuition Division of the UN AS PLO, served as president of the San Francisco ranch, and helped drive organizational growth through diligent leadership and convention roles.
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United National Association
Mitre Clovis
Nis Snowh
Atlantic City
Tim
U.N
San Franciso Ranch
Smith
Sam Finncheap
Cavener
Tarshall
Tur
Milwaukee
Sie Coveneyte
van Oreaniver
Elvan
Radziwill Sentenced for Forgery in Cape Town Trial
By Exclusive Wire from The Asavelated Poss, Cape Town, April one. Syirees Radziwill, previously tried in the Supreme court on forgery charges related to false endorsements to the Tile Cer… Riodles, received two years' confinement in the line of correction.
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Poss
Cape Town
Syirees Radziwill
Supreme Court
Bishop Hoban as a Witness in Equity Suit
Equity case over Roman Catholic authority versus Greek Catholic churches in the United States opens in Scranton with Bishop Hoban and Chancellor Griffin at the plaintiff table. Defendants include Rev John Ardman editor of Svoboda. The dispute stems from Ardman's McKinley assassination editorial and potential excommunication issues. The proceeding continues with testimony and possible third day.
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McKinley
John Ardan
Olyphant
Edwards
W. J. Hund
Arthur Dunn
George 8. Horn
H. L. Taylor
Frank Hodur
South Beranton
Dr. Toth
Wilkes- Barre
Supreme Court
Hoban
Bishop Hoban
McLeod
Ardmnan
the Svoboda
Ardman
Czolgosch
Ardiman
Scranton
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