Funeral Tomorrow For John I Foster At Leckwwontia Hospital
The funeral is set for tomorrow at Pastor Avenue for John I. Foster who died yesterday at Leckwwontia hospital. Interment will be in the Dutimore cemetery. A public note lists charitable cash donations and meals from many local workers and firms supporting the Misson effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Foster
Leckwwontia Higspita
Pastor Avenue
Servitea
Hell
Dutimore Cemetery
Photographer Hornbaker Opens New Store After Ending Ties
PF. W. Hornbaker announces he has severed business connections with Florey and Brooks and opened a new shop at the old stand 211 Washington Avenue. He will continue photographic finishing for amateur photographers and carry a complete line of cameras kodaks and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Hornbaker
Florey & Brooks
Washington Avenue
Nerve Pills Sold in Scranton Promising Patient Testimony
Testimony from Scranton residents praises Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills for relief from nerve strain insomnia and headaches. Advert claims cure for nervousness with improved sleep and appetite. Sold 50 cents per box via A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo New York at local dealer 20 Lackawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Senay
A.W. Chase
Scranton
Raunttel Rogers
Tyde Park Avenue
Pasaya
A. W. Chase
A.W. Chites
Sic
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
M. LD
Lackawanna
Fourthteen of this season concert at Conservatory recital
A lengthy report on the Conservatory of Music recital featuring young pianists and vocalists. Students from Mary Bla and Taylor areas performed Chopin and Liszt pieces, with notable solos by Berthit Kingsbury, Katharine Wicks, Grice Gerlock, and Miss Thowerk Fler minh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of
Aliute
Ata
Darong
Mote Mote
Mary Bla. Bite
Tyde Park
Gqlive Dhetwity
Marale Gildslemer
Iva Aiaveh
Tourphittos
Valse
Klein
Barcarelle
Bireoniler
Thomas
Conservatory
Lenore Stetler
Berthit Kingsbury
Mirtleburg
Mise Kingsbury
Atite
Chara Phin
Mon- Bewein
Lode Velchie
Andy
Misa Thowerk Flerminh
Tdushow
Mom Até Iesto
Kuhlitt
Katharine Wicks
Crews Rides
Chopin
Grice Gerlock
Etnex
Price
Prisches Leben
Croce Cuoudre
Dhobell
Carpenters Strike Settlement Talks Fail Over Start Date
The carpenters and Central Labor Union reached agreement on eight hour day and 30 cent wage, but could not agree on when to implement. Carpenters insisted on June 1. contractors preferred August. Negotiations adjourned sine die with strike continuation unless union votes by evening.
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Carpenters
Central Labor Union
Auegusti
Womesting
Wight
Wyoming Avenue
Union Bricklayers Hold Hall Smokers With Notable Guests
The International Union of Bricklayers No 1s held a hall smoker on Wyoming Avenue attended by contractors and former bricklayers. Arthur Johnson oversaw the program with music and readings including poems and solos by John Dongeant and others. Union officers led by President Martin Deckmiller conducted the evening’s events and entertainment.
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International Union of Bricklayers, No. 1S
Wyoming Avenue
Migit Aftel
Vegudar
Sidwin Will Lame
HH. Wavelorm
Chands Potter
Prinnk Hones
Will Depts
Adium Svlarwedey
Jia Newton
Frank Pikes
Ogcihey
Solo
John Dongeant
Jaeoh Barberinui
John Vasler
Gqonwr Reese
Sykes
Elven Wader
Martin Deckmiller
August Noll
Michael Buckley
Simtclal
Charles Soffley
Arthur Johnson
William Perry
Halve Beftley
Miners Move Toward Strike As Union Considers Action
Leaders of the Anthracite Mine Workers met in Shamokin and debated whether to push a strike or seek arbitration. President Mitchell announced a plan to pause work from May 12 while a delegate convention decides on a full cessation, with Hazleton set for May 14 and local unions to appoint delegates May 12.
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United Mitte Workers
Anthiacite
Dzone
Wub
Iin
Nicholls
Hjelke
Tinek Howl
Palerii Waaant
Mitchell
Uaeoof
Paladelphia & Reading
Haltmaan Thomas
Rie
Truesdale
Delaware
Lachavat
Gommitheemen Aan
St. Charles
Anthracite Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Mine
Shamokin Convention
Hazleton
Lacka- Wann
van Toure
Hunan
Hislet
The Shortest Cut to the Heart in Extending Comfort
An editorial note highlights comfort extending as the quickest path to relief from headaches and visual defects. It urges cooperation to advance the method and improve outcomes.
Scaffold Collapse Injures Five at Dixie Theatre
A scaffold at the Dixie Theatre on Adams Avenue collapsed yesterday afternoon as five workers stood on it while plastering the ceiling. Two men suffered severe injuries, others escaped with bruises. The platform extended from the balcony to the stage and hung in a rough manner. The injured were Henry Parsons Samuel Crunden Martin Linen Joseph Morris and Samuel Newnan. The dater was an apprentice and was about to descend the ladder when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilich
New Dixie Theatre
Adams Avenue
Henry Parsons
Samuuel Crunden
Martin Linen
Joseph Morris
Saniel Newnan
Scaffold Collapse Injures Five Plasterers in City
Five plasterers were caught in a sudden fall from a scaffold as debris blocked the floor. Parsons Linen and Brundon escaped with minor scrapes. Morrie and Newman were buried but removed conscious. Morris suffered a fractured arm. Newman had shock and bruises. Causes unclear. Morris lives at 208 Railroad Ave and Newman at 10 Filmore Ave. both to recover at Lackawanta hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Linen
Brunden
Morrie
Newmin
Sone
Lackawanta Hospital
Morris
Newman
Railroad Avenue
Filmore Avenue
Hoth
Humpe bowling tourney tops with 25 players yet to finish
The Humpe tournament progresses with 25 bowlers not yet completing 30 games for the gold medal. Roy Rothermel has bowled all 30 games with a 1770 5 average. The leading single scores include Hopkins 42 and Matthews 297, with several names listed among intermediate averages.
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Roy Rothermel
Matthowa
Wit Howl
Murphy
Matthews
Aia
CTE
Wwe
Weelemiti Oe
Avoveton Sreieaverves Ab Wenie Hage
Hopkins
G. Matthews
Rothermel
McAloon
King
Miner Killed in Rock Fall at Storrs No 2 Colliery
Michael Chilaweski of Mary Street died instantly yesterday morning after a rock fall at Storrs No 2 colliery. His body was crushed beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Chilaweski
Mary Street
Storr
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
For weary a nurse in New York, treated with promess, now prepared with pledges in the colrogatores, called Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children. They are harmless, pleasant to take and powerful, for feverishness, constipation, headache, toothache, stomach disorders and worm relief. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmeted, Mos. N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmeted
Mos. N.Y
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Aera
Lackawanna Ave
Morris’ Magnet Cigar
E. C. Morris
City Notes
Valletead
Wowlward
Avondile
Auchinelies
Biles
Sind Vie
Bhawisciage
Weston
Obata Ten
Ma Woo
G. Wy Kink
Mra Flynn
Abs
A. Defoe
Mia
G. We Pulte
Kno
Mra
Laura Golden
Quilt
Clark
We Orature
Lackawanuda Diary Company
Willk
Ee Cream Oave
Abington Tali Company
Anil
Deilit
Bute
OG. IL Matrews
Mira Ted. Foster
Clark. Dy
Dean
Nephlican
Tribune
Truth
Daily
Conservatory of Music
Charles
Walley
The
Cominton
Valle
Baer
Philaelphia
George IX. Baer
Philadelphia and Meading Railwyly Companys
Miers
Serantin
Gener
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Optician
Twining
Penn Avenue
Dixie Theater
Spruce Street
Prairie
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