City Notes of Scranton Chronicle Deluge
A jumble of notices lists funeral plans for Michael T. Winthes and Mrs. Oliver, Memorial Day preparations, a Third Criggs Lecture, job ad for cooks at Home for the Friendlies, cloak of devotions at St Peter's Cathedral, and a missing relative inquiry for Charles A. Warrell. The piece blends community events, obituaries, lectures, and public notices with street-level detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pooley
I. J. Gough
Suilbdeacon
Loughran
Cernamenies
Biancp Hoban
Hove’ Olpoir
Burglary arrest and town court actions reported
The report covers William Sime’s arrest on a charge of attempted burglary at Porter’s restaurant, a patrolman’s testimony, and a fine for minor conduct. It also describes a family assault case, detailing an intoxicated father and a mother planning to press charges, with related investigations and a court appearance planned.
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William Sime
Palawr
Cenieretree
Pollce
Hahnemann Hospital Fair Opens at Boies Residence
The Hahnemann hospital fair opens today at Colonel and Mrs H M Boies home. Visitors may tour the decorated rooms and conservatories with a ten cent admission for adults and five cents for children. Tickets are required for the evening drawing room entertainment featuring Miss Louise Karr of Hartford. The dolls and furniture exhibit, led by Mrs D W Coolidge, is described as one of Scranton’s most elaborate displays and draws attention to the conservatory and billiard room attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Mra. IH. M. Boies
Louise Karr
Hartford
Colonel Boies
D. W. Coolidge
Scranton
Prison Labor Rowers Advance With Additional Volunteers
Eighteen prisoners labored on the road yesterday with the squad increased by six more volunteers. Weather delayed morning work but a half day of efforts was completed, and the men worked willingly and diligently despite a lack of attempts to escape.
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Syed
Imperial council Order of the Mystic Shriine event sale
The Central Railroad offers tickets to the general public from all stations to Washington and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 19 to 21 and valid for travel May 19 to 21, returning by May 22. Inclusive dates apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Imperial Council
Order of Mystic Shrine
Mystic Shriine
Washington, D
Central Railroad
Washington
Art Students Anniversary Exhibition Opens in New York
In New York on May 1 the Art Students League marks its twenty fifth anniversary with an exhibition of fine art at the Society of Artists gallery. The league began in 1875 with a small group of students and has since grown into a major institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeane Ane
Fim
Society of Aten Artists
Leighniing
Ulizvil
Hairivburg appoints Israel W. Durham as inv artime commissioner
A garbled notice names Israel W. Durham of Mulladelpha as interim commissioner in Hairivburg. It notes an original appointment and references Colon dames Lambert of Phthelotpagia and Hotel Jermyn cigar details, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
Thea Nectar Tea Ad Promises Rich Color and Quality
An advertisement touts Thea Nectar tea as specially adapted for making tea and IED TRA with a refined flavor and attractive color. It notes a tightly packed one-pound package and exclusive sale, promoting a special salad dist with each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proeiaie
Ie Amd
Local Delivery Mixup Hits A Lackawanna Street
An unclear note describes a delivery issue on Lackawanna Avenue near 123 South Main, involving The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and a Biome unit. The text suggests a city area disruption or misrouted goods.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawasna Avenue
South Main Avene
Deliveghoe Te All Guerte
Thietmar
Attempt to block Lackawanna annexation before grand jury
Taxpayers oppose the Lackawanna township to Taylor borough annexation plan citing heavy debt. Alleges improper notices and service. seeks to set aside the petition and stop the grand jury referral. Attorneys for Lackawanna dispute validity and timing of proceedings amid debates over school district bonds.
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Poplar
Archbald
M. J. Donahoe
W. Hand
Lackawanna Township
Taylor Borough
Taylor
of Forge Township
Grand Jury
Lackawanny
Pyne
Sloan
Archhard
Mingoka
John PF
Scranton Crossing Dispute Over Poplar Street Fence
Judge rules proceedings continue in equity over ownership and control of the Poplar Street crossing linking the city with the Delaware and Hudson tracks after years of fencing and planking disputes. The case centers on eminent domain claims by Howard Coal and Iron and the city’s long use of the crossing as public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgne Archbald
Northern Coal and Won Company
Delaware and Hud
Ciacom
Scranton
Poplar Street
Delaware and Hudson
Uthagal
Wis
W. H. Jessup
W. H. Jessup, Jr
A. A. Vosbure
Dudge H. A Knapp
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Istl
Viswer
Lackawannna Iron and Coal Company
Monard Coal and Iron Company
C. BR. Manville
HK. W. Kellion
Transfers Sought For Several Hotel Licenses In Blakely
Attorney petitions seek transfer of licenses held by Edward Burke Louis Bontcompagn Harry Stet ter and others. Hearings set for May 11 May 21 and May 28 with various parties including M F James J J McAndrew and W C Eldridge seeking license transfers amid local enforcement actions.
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Fr. J. Boyle
Edward G. Burke
BK. JO
Anthony Muchinek
J. J. McAndrew
Olyphant
Manning
Harry Stetter
North Main Avenue
William Stetter
J. K. Gearhart
K. Kr. Akerly
Lcence
William T. Jetkins
Chinchilla
W. C. Eldridge
George T. Wademan
A. H. Neyhart
Blakely
Grand jury to report on illegal liquor case today
Foreman Harvey told a Tribune reporter that a report will likely be made today after the grand jury yesterday adjourned without a decision. Sessions focused on illegal liquor matters with defendants including Ben Arnovits Kovenberg Bros Bridgewater Hale Mary Malley Peter Karoly T Hunt Brock Jr PF Holligan Jenkin Harris M Z lurke Robert Allen and T F Gerry. Additional hearings were scheduled for this morning and the Rohie speak easy case was also heard by Constable J Woolherk yesterday.
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Foreman Harvey
Tribune
Steels
Ben Arnovits
Kovenberg Bros
Hridger Waleh
Mary Malley
Peter Karoly
T. Hunt Brock, Jr
PF. Holligan
Jenkin Harris
M. Z. Lurke
Robert Allen
T. F. Gerry
Whillam Rohie
J. WotUherk
Heaard
Unclear text fragment from Clark's Summit area
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places including Emily Davis and Neen Plnegis with scattered street addresses and unusual strings. No coherent event or outcome emerges. content appears garbled and non-informative.
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Gritith i. Ewe
Emily Davis
William Street
Alferg
Marle c
Clark’s Summit
Miniie Thomae
Shion Prakarim
Prieeburg Neen Plnegis
Ccewesepesees Ricoh RE
Ill-formatted docket notes guardianship and estate orders
Prothonotary Copeland acts on sting pails with aldermen and Justices of the Detain. Charles H. Blesecker of Newton named guardian of Leona J. and Claude Winter, minors of Inte Petey I. Winter. Twenty days set to comply with a court order in Morgan H. Willams estate. widow to pay stepdaughter a £200 legacy from real estate.
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Momhiy
Sting
Copeland
Charles HH. Blesecker
Newton
Leona J
Claude Winter
Petey
Margaret Williams
Morgan H. Willaames
Dunmore Obituaries and Community Notes
Large crowd attends the funeral of Edward W. Clark from Chestnut Street to St Mary's Church for a high mass. Rev Fitzgerald of Philadelphia officiates with Rev Connor deacon and Father Mantes subdeacon. Sermon by Mr Donlon praises the deceased's wife and prayers follow.
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Edward W. Clark
Chestnut Street
St. Mary's Cathwolic Church
Heptasophs
Plumbers Union
W. Fitermaurice
Philadelphi
Further Connor
Philadelpha
Father Mantes
Donlon Wit
Jane
Tatvivok Haggerty
Joseph Jordan
Willam Crone
Wiig Hegwerty
Jaimes Sweener
Stephen Healey
National Association of Bone Manufacturers Opens Convention
New York hosts the twenty ninth annual convention of the National Ascer tion of blone Manufacturers. A large attendance from out of town manufacturers gathers to present and discuss industry topics.
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New York
Out of Tren Manufacturens
Duke of Newcastle Sails for Virginia Visit
The Duke of Newcastle sails from New York in May aboard the steamship New York for Virginia, awaiting arrival and meetings with Mrgelend bodes.
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Duke of Newcastle
New York
Luray Rascom
Virginia
Mrgelend Bodes
Dowie Cult Exposition in Guernsey Hall Draws Crowd
Rev Gideon Hammond of Philadelphia outlines the Christian Catholic Church of Zion's tenets Salvation healing and holy living. He says the church would fund Mrs Boyd's defense if she is arrested and notes the group recently bought land in Chicago worth a million dollars.
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Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Guernsey Hall
Gideon Hammond
Philadelphia
John Alexander Dowle
Chicago
Boyd
Mra
F. Newell
Throop
Mr. Hammond
Shore
Gen. Weman
Pregent
Zion
Aion
God
Jesus Christ
Sclener Beievers
Christian Catholic Church
Todas
Newell
Scranton
Christ
Soal
Per Cent. Gold Bonds For Sale In Dime Bank Building
Local notice advertises sale of Per Cent gold bonds. Ti. EB. Comegys conducts the offering from the Dime Bank building. The item references smoke and Pocono elaur as readable fragments in the OCR.
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Comegys
Dime Bank Building
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Phonograph Records
Knabe
Briggs
Vose
Ludwig
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Adams Avenue
C. Ss. Snyder
Chy Wielea
Medicion
Spruce Street
Cleopatra
Lik
Edward Reyer
Cout House
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postoffice
Dacia
Cami Dilinen
Ing Ae Sam
Will
Dhe
All Who
Wloeine FF
Hughes
Michael TL Winthes
di Carhen Street
Phice Vriday
Melei
SAP Mll
Pere AG da
Soran Pahang Company
Pomaveoe
Hopkins Puneeral
Mis
Shy
Jilaeo
Mo Oliver
Potelel
Criggs
Griz Serine
Gueenwey Wall
Johi T.lows
Moutt
Linus
Ear Griffin
Die Dead Poldiem
Ermine Eo
Bes Niyport
A. A. White
Clinton Street
Saratego Springs
N.Y
Charles A. Warrell
Patrolnen
Wren
Howe
Polar
Seria
Seranton
Bauiman’s
Sevanteen
My Ayleeworth
Trevelier Deel A. Moore
Dive Eepl Keviey
Bop Mutterger
Widsnn Thietel
Charles Armbrust
Freed Weber
Feed Hue
Dueling Dritarid
Ren Aqhnson
Don Wable
Tuothy Jones
Folivon
Cilia
Winton
Pth. Com
Aldeonan Millar
Johnson
Renn Outfit
Ablerman
Drag
Ashe
Fine Agricultural Department
Pica Couttion
Bitter
Thom Earl
H. M. Boies
Art League
Mr. Durham
Jermyn
Thea
Mindoka
Trowie
Orla
Lackawanna
Netgeis
Od Vorge
Ohi Wore
Old Borge
Wits
Lackawanna Towtslip
Old Forge
Daw
Mal. Doni
Withwin 4
Mani
Court House News Notes
Dunmore Doings
W. Itgmunthe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Waters
Edward W. Chirk
Mise Miller
General Sunday School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mise Ada B. Dean
Wilkes-Barre
Order United American Mechanics
Toonday
Mayok's
Gipsy Grove
Penneyylvania Coal Company
Pennsylvania Cal Company
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Throop Street
Guernsey
the Church
Ciina Yar
G.V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
Manhattan
Headquarters For
Fine Underwear
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
Rand
Madras
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
Bell & Skinner
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