Scranton Notes Mixed Mayors and Meetings
Alderman Millar prepares an opinion in the Frothingham case while various county officials meet in Olyphant to discuss protective measures. Community groups including the Girls' Friendly Society and Grace Lutheran Church hold events. sales at Scranton post office show gains. a county jail and court activity counts are reported along with local political and criminal news.
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Millar
Frothingham
Scranton
Wehlau
Olyphant
Ph 'Phoraton & Co
Thie Wits
Delaware
Larkawenntial Wratern Company
Hampton
Central
Midwed
JL Bulliwan
Lackawanna Venn
Avenue Hill
We Traction Company
Liackuwanti Andl Weel
Erm Company
Esterday Relahidite
Miffin Avenue
Linden Street
Girls’ Friendly Society
St Luke's Church
IBM
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Hass
Tenth Street
State Centere Wesovlution
Houb
Mensley
Washington
Quay
Senate
Central Labor Union
Pow. Thomas
J. K. Levy
Burgunder
The
Academy of Music
Anderson Teed
Lilian Russell
Miss Russell
Tor
Avon
West Bickawantie
Providence Presbyterians Elect Trustees at Annual Meeting
At the Providence Presbyterian church annual meeting H A McKeehan D B Atherton and J B Atherton were elected trustees for two years. McKeehan and Atherton were re-elected and J B Atherton succeeds C I von Storch. Reports were read and matters discussed including potential charter name change to incorporate Scranton reflecting Providence Pa. in fiction.
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Providence Presbyterian Church
H. A. McKeehan
D. B. Atherton
J. B. Atherton
J. BD. Atherton
C. IL. von Storch
Aos
Scranton
Providence
Polish Independence Anniversary Parade at Music Hall
The Polish community of Beranton held a large celebration for the 105th anniversary of Poland’s independence at Music Hall with a parade from St Mary’s church through city streets led by Joseph Nves as grand marshal. A crowd filled the hall as speakers including Hon. John Barrett condemned remarks by Congressman Johnson and Senator Lodge as misinformed about Polish people. The program featured Polish songs, readings on Poland’s history, and tableaux showing equality among classes, while American colors predominated to honor both homeland and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Music Hall
St. Mary's Church
Respect Avenue
Johna
Harbert
Scranton Truth
AL McCin
J. A. Scranton
Matthew Stanley Quay
Johnson
Lodge Lin Ae Slimiler Henne
Joseph Nves
Valentine Cgalhish
Start
Provident
Ringel Band
Matude
Sacred ' ‘Art Society
Ryiehts
Polst
iScia
Gittapels
Te Curis
Eld
Young Viens Solary
Appel Eavatory
Waves von
Temperance Wriff Gallery
Diothe Motels National AM
Sthirkins Aeclery
Cuth's
Lottein Bitners
Nockety
Boolery
SL Stenmvinne
Jeagup
Poland
Elm Street
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna
Washington
Spruce Street
Franklin
Father Aust
Michael Besa
North End
B. Gramlewles
Nanticoke
Bowanowski
Priceburg
Theodore Klonowski
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Orlowski
Durwen
Anthony Lipinski
Nantionke
John Balcewles
Pittston
Jaimer G. Holley
C. G. Buhind
Edmund J. Tobinson
John KK. Dorrett
F. C. Fitzsimmons
M.A. McGinley
John O'Malley
J. J. Jordan
BK. H. Jordan
South Side
Stara Ani
Parker Twanewski
Ringgold Band
Moe Midrach
Witnels Harre
Mary Wenthand
Elizabeth Kowalewska
Mr. Shochowski
St. Mary's
Ace
John Re. Barrett
Paul Kruger
Barrett
Koselusko
Polleh
Sobleskh
Mo AL McGinlew
McGinney
Matilda Smith
John Smith
Joseph Job
St Mary's Parochial School
Frank Orczyk
Helena Cabryelewics
Helena Hass
Oon Origimal
Father Rust
Daniel Langewski
Alderman Millar's Court Disposes of Twelve War Rants
Alderman Millar issued twelve war rants and disposed of eight criminal cases in a busy day. Detained defendants include Henry Heller on threats, John Gotthelb Kolb, and James Callahan for threats. A horse dispute between Thomas O Boyle and John Mack ended with bail set, while John C. King and wife faced a larceny dispute over a horse. A 18 year old, Sheehan, was sent to the House of the Good Shepherd. Mike Murga and Anthony Blanco faced petty assault charges and were told to go home.
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Millar
Court House
Bury
John Kelly
William Johnson
Delawarte
Lackawanna
Western
Henry Heller
Twentieth Ward
John Gotthelb Kolb
James Callahan
Callahan's Corners
John Callahan
Thomas O'Boyle
John Mack
Lavette Street
Mack
O' Boyle
Boyle
John C. King
West Side
King
Pittion Avenue
Annie Glilboy
Oakford Court
House of the Good Shepherd
Mike Murga
Anthony Blanco
Lost in New York at the Academy of Music
The original tank drama Lost in New York was seen at the Academy of Music last evening. Misa Lillie Sinclair impressed as a soubrette and C. E. Edwards performed a tramp specialty. A vivid third act shows the East River with steam launches and boats. Tort in New York will be repeated tonight and tomorrow.
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New York
Academy of Music
Misa Lillie Sinclair
C. E. Edwards
East River
Ward's
Ingane Asylum
Nmlsla
New Y M I Council Organized in Providence Hall
Young Men's Institute Council No 423 organized in O Malley s Hall Providence last night with 150 members. President John Mullen and treasurer P J Duane named. Next Monday meeting to select a name and install officers. Supreme Director James Gaynor aided by officers E P Mitchell James J Scott and others. An unrelated court entry records a 3400 dollars judgment against Wilson Fegely Co. of Lackawanna Avenue in a shirt necktie business.
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Young Men's Institute
O'Malley
Henry
Fegely
Wilson, Fegely & Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Denouty Sheriff
Ferber
Death of Michitael Coggins Former Mail Carrier
Michael Coggins died at his Penn avenue home last evening at age 16 after an operation to remove a tumor. He is survived by a wife and two children. The funeral is set for 1 o clock Thursday with burial in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Special attention and private dining rooms advertised for dinner parties at Lohmainn's on Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Coggins
Penn Avenue
Mr. Coggins
Coggins
Hyde Park Catho Ilc
Lohmainn’s
Spruce Street
Fotertainment and Dance at Music Hall
May 6 Tuesday program promises good music and a good time for all attendees. Admission is twenty five cents.
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Music Hall
Knifed in Four Places in a Fatal Attack
Eighteen year old Thomas Malloy lies between life and death after a stabbing by Janes Hopking following a pool dispute. Hopkins, a Jersey Central newsboy, fled after the assault near Vine street station. Malloy sustained deep back and leg wounds as Hopkins and accomplices chased them through Diamond Flats. Dr. OMalley treats Malloy. a warrant for Hopkins is issued and unresolved.
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Thomas Malloy
Patrick Malloy
West Cochon Street
Janes Hopking
Silexerrest
John O'Malley
Vine Street
Malloy
Diamond Flats
Zang
Wyoming Avenue
Hopkins
Hopkin
O'Malley
Spellman
Jersey Central Road
Directors Reelect at Lackawanna Hospital Board
In a meeting of contributors at lackawanna hospital last evening directors chosen to serve again were John Eisele Snyder and J L Fuller. Annual meeting postponed to next Friday as some directors were absent. Hospital reports indicate a debt free status and optimistic outlook for the coming year. directors listed include James P. Dickson Alfred and O Reilly Thomas Davies William Smith Conrad Schroeder Eisele Snyder and J L Buller.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Eisele
John #. Snyder
L. Fuller
James P. Dickson
Alfreifand
J. A. O'Reilly
Thomas D. Davies
William T Smith
Conrad Sc
Death of Mrs Culkin A Pine Brook Resident
Mrs Mary Culkin died yesterday at the home of her son Hugh Culkin at 900 Capouse Avenue. She had lived in Pine Brook for more than a quarter of a century and was well respected by neighbors. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Mary Culkin
Hugh Culkin
Capouse Avenue
Pine Brook
Dinner at Hotel Jermyn Hosts Esteemed Guests
John Jermyn entertained friends with a lavish private dining room dinner at Hotel Jermyn. Attendees included Rev. Rogers Israel, judges Willard Hand Archbald Gunster Edwards Jessup, Col. Boles Sanderson Sturges Schroeder Dickson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Jermyn
Jermin
John Jermyn
Jermyn
Etwat
Rogers Israel
BK. N. Willard
Alfred Hand
R. W. Archbald
FF. W. Gunster
H. M. Edwards
W. H. Jessup
City embraces Jermyns model hotel as progress shown
During an evening event the speaker praised the enter prise progressive spirit and highlighted the Hotel Jermyn as a model building for the city. Attendees included Archbald J A Linen Charles H Zehn der Lemuel Amerman Henry elin Jr A H Wardling Major Everett Warren W T Smith E L Fulier T H Watkins and W F Hallatead.
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Archbald
J. A. Linen
Charles H. Zehnder
Lemuel Amerman
Henry Elin, Jr
A. H. Wardling
Major Everett Warren
W. T. Smith
E. L. Fulier
T. H. Watkins
W. F. Hallatead
Mr. Jermyn
Enterprise
Hotel
Jermyn
Runaway at Taylor Injures Local Teamster
Clark Brown, a 50 year old teamster for the Lackawanna Fertilizer and Chemical company, suffered a compound fracture of a leg when a wagon horse bolted after a wheel unfastened a harness. He was treated at Lackawanna hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Brown
Lackawanna Fertilizer and Chemical Company
Taylor
Brown
Lackawanna Heenttal
Hir
Moowhe
Wild Parsnip Poisoning Ties Avoca Boys to Hospital
A group of youths aged 7 to 15 in Avoca ate wild parsnips from a garden near the Stroki residence. Several convulsions followed, with Peter Stok and Stanley Dracus out of danger after hours. others, Anthony Koonsie and John Ka cis, not yet recovered by evening.
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Anthony Dracus
John Dracus
Anthony Koogle
Peter Stroki
Avoca
Stroki
Dre
Berge
Dougherty
Death notices from Scranton and Dunmore area
Died in Scranton Mary Davis age late 1800s interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Also Gavin infant James Patrick and Scott James son of Michael and Maria interments at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery and St Marys Catholic Cemetery. Culkin Mary funeral notice listed with later arrangements.
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Seranton
Hyde Park Catholic
Davis
Scranton
North
Linenin Avenue
Washburn Street
Gavin
Joseph
Airs
Patrick Gavin
McDonough Avenue
Hyde Park
Scott
Dunmore
James
Michael
Maria Scott
Elm Street
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Culkin
Mary
Genuine Delft Placques and Decorated Fan Lamps Sale
Advertising blurb notes Genuine Delft placques for 99 cents each and imported decorated fan lamps at 25 cents each with emphasis on low prices and bulk value.
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Delft Placques
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Velandsk
Cleveland
Norman & Fioore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Williams & M’anulty’s
Gurtalns
City Notes
Providence Presbyterians
Equal Liberty
Hirhts
Lawmakers
Paradi
MR. Barrett
NEW Y. M. 1. Council
Poastoffice
Hopking
Sand Banka
Wsantagwentet
Cat Hopkin
City
St. Louis
Firle Railroad Company
Erie
William FP. Griffiths
Miles Githone
W. T. Morris
Willam J. Morgans
Hampton Shaft
Thomas P. Griffiths
Pine Brook Shaft
Anibate Masce
Johnson's Mine
Michael Kohut
Addy Creek Shaft
Joseph Make
George Polock
Joseph Vosilouskas
John Sossong
John Poconak
Pyne Shaft
Patrick McDonald
Spencer's Mine
Tunmore
Michael Mimeta
Providence Gas and Water Company
W. Th. Storre
W H. Storrs
UH BM
Atternoany Bem
Ay Vanling
Sterns
R Weeton W
Wabstesd
Thomas
Torrey
Ted
Oly
Nake
Weine
A. R. Sawyer
Wosnae
Clarke Brothers
Derkshire
D. Bolzey
Wyoming
Crade
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Lova
Rupprecht’s
Penn Ava
Geptist Church
Spruce St
Powell & CO
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Lawrence Stewue
Turnquest & CO
Lackawanna Aye
W. W. Berry
Milli
Nery Headquarters
Aisa
Royal Wilton
Atylich
Corton
Frank P. Christian
Lackawanna Ave
Antonio Hartmann
Bireh
Dunn
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