CITY NOTES MOASLES CASES AND LOCAL EVENTS
Six new measles cases reported yesterday. A Board of Health meeting at 9 oclock this afternoon. Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay Hobomabury division employees. Jefferson and Star company to perform Whitewash at Music Hall tonight. Turner Hall prepared for Ron Ton Social Club event on May 11. A $50 reward offered by National Board of Fire Underwriters for arrest in Arcade case. Joint fire councils to discuss chemical engine for Phenix and steamer for Neptuum. Donations to Dalton home fund acknowledged by Treasurer Stevens at Wyoming Avenue. Latagh Valley Comet 1804 edition received with grace to Dr Hollister Providence. Wonderland invites Elks to Michael Rei production with no tickets needed.
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Book of Health
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Hioomabury
Jefferson and Starjoe Company
Joboa Whiteowb
Turner Hall Hall
Ron Ton Social Club
National Board of Fore Underwritera
Phenix Company
Neptuum
If. Stevens
Dalton Home
Wick
Stevens
Wyoming Avenue
Hollies Ter
Providence
Five Thousand Damages Sought From Scranton Traction
John Howey sues Scranton Traction for five thousand dollars in damages from injuries suffered Oct 4 on North End avenue after being struck by a car. He alleges improper speed lack of headlight and no bell sounded. Several others in the wagon were injured. Attorneys Halalander and Vonburg also plan more suits.
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John Howey
Halalander & Vonburg
Scranton Traction Company
Inuries
Avenue
North End
America No 10 Art Series Arrives at Tribune Office
The tenth issue of the charming art series "America" has arrived and can be secured at Tim Tribune's office. The latest number features a collection of beautiful studies anticipated as one of the most interesting in the series.
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America
Tim Tribune
Davidow Bros Offer Low Rates on Lackawanna Avenue
The note advertises Davidow Bros offering accommodations with the lowest rates at 217 Lackawanna Avenue. It urges readers to visit themselves and tell friends, claiming their owners are private and services are available.
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Davidow Bros
Guernsey Brothers Slash Prices on They Have Gone Down Phat
Local store Guernsey Brothers reduces prices on They Have Gone Down Phat items, cutting costs for shoppers amid promotional event.
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Guernsey Brothers
Powderly backs Linden street bridge choice amid Mulberry debate
Hon. T V Powderly says he is not in real estate, prefers Linden street for the bridge but would accept Mulberry if necessary, noting quick construction and cost. Luther Keller favors Spruce Street or Linden if possible, arguing Mulberry benefits his property elsewhere, while others like Mason & Co and Menra back Linden street for accessibility. Botta and Ira Bennett & Co favor Mulberry.
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Luther Keller
Linden Street
Mulberry
Spruce Street
Mulberry Street
T. V. Powderly
Powderly
Trinone
Mulberry Areset
Kellar
Ale, Keller
Adats Avenue
Mulberry Strowt
Linilen
Lingen Street
Swalland Street
Portebono E Street
Lindan Street
Mulberry Artest
Pettebone Street
Court Lous
Swetland Street
Linden
Mr. Mason
Mason & Co
East
West
Scranton
Mulberry Atreet
Joseph A. Menra
Lindon Street
Botta
Ira Bennett & Co
Meeting action on street work and power franchise rights
The common council debated damages and appeals over Wellington avenue grading and the second board of viewers. It approved extending Fairview court to Robinson street and refining bids for curbing and paying at the Excelsior Hose House. The group also considered engine bids for Neptune and Phenix companies and referred several items to joint fire department committees.
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Common Council
Moir
Scranton Laminating, Heat and Power Company
Councila
Sweeney
Fairview Court
Robinson Street
Excelsior Hose Nouge
Streets and Bridges Committee
Ladwin
Williams
Muldoon & Bowe
Neptune Engine Company
Joint Fire Department
Aucheater
NEL) Locomotive Works
Amoukeag
Amerivat ‘Ite Engine Company
Seneca Palla
Latrance Fire Engine Company
Elmira
Iijdw
Phenix Company
Joint Fire Department Coummnitters
Hayward & Co
New York
Holloway Company
Baltimore
Holloway
Lindgren-Matau Chemical Hire Engine Company
Chicago
Arc Department
Wellington Avenue
Capes Avenue
Torrey
Robathan
Cily Cvliettor
Supreme Court
Select Council
Scranton Traction Company
Tinea
Sarantan
Thes
Ald
Phenis
Nay Ang
Crystal Companies
Feanktte
Columbis Companies
WA Wighite
HL H Throop
Eland
Guilty Verdicts in Mixed Courtroom Strands
A long courtroom day saw multiple trials and verdicts. Hannah Wood was found guilty of larceny by bailee while Mrs Gallagher was acquitted of breaking a window case. Mrs Newman testified in a separate assault claim.
Sermons on The Future Life Set at Penn Avenue Church
Reverend Warren G Partridge will deliver a series of sermons at Hil Church Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday evenings on The Future Life. Topics include Heaven in a State Heavenly Rewards The Heavenly Body The Judgment Seat of Christ and Future Punishment. Short evangelistic services follow each sermon inviting attendees to begin a Christian life.
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Warren G
Partridge
Hil
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Christ
Harrah Harrah Harrah at Davidow Brog Bar
Fragmentary text mentions Harrah repeated and a call to go to Davidow Brog for a bar event with unclear reference to value or prize terms. The readable parts provide no coherent facts about people, dates, or organizations beyond the names.
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Davidow Brog
A Good Play at Wonderland Delights Crowd
Wonderland patrons warmly welcomed Michael Strogoff in a strong production praised for capable cast and superb battle scenes. The stock company ends its run Saturday with potential summer attractions hinted by Manager Davis. Clocks by Davidow Bros claim quality and reliability with guaranteed timekeeping.
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Michael Strogoff
Michael Strogoth
Gus Homer
Wonderland
Davis
Proabyterian Assembly Rates Hit Saratoga
The National Assembly of the Protestant church will convene at Saratoga tomorrow week. Commissioners from Lackawanna district will attend with clergy and laity from the city and vicinity. Rates with first day privileges are very low, with Saratoga hotels offering about 1 per day.
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National Assembly
Saratowoon
Lackawanos
Tanug
Rera
Stites and
Heecker
Wyoming
Rev
T Swan
Pittston
W. G. Parke
Evane
Thompson
Tev
James Mc Lod
A. W. Dickson
Alfred Hood
Saratoga
Minnie Loater at Academy of Muaie for Week of Prices
Minnie Loater and Her Company perform at the Academy of Muaie all next week with first class plays at popular prices. Minnie Lister, a clever comic, appears with the Minute Lester company and Frank FE McNiah the minstrel. The play Monday is "A Little Easy Body." Seats sale begins this morning.
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Minnie Lister
Comailanne
Academy of Muaie
Clann
Watches for sale as pledges at reduced prices
A dealer on Lackawanna avenue offers beautiful watches as pledges for a small sum. If unredeemed, they will be disposed of at the quoted prices. Davidow Broa at 217 Lackawanna avenue.
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Davidow
Tre Tumann office review touts best series yet
Art lovers should not miss this meritorious number in the latest issue. Lavres and Gentas' fine shoes featured at a Commonwealth Shoe store on Washingtoe avenue.
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Tre Tumann
Art Lovera
Marital Woes Prompt Dickson City Man to Court
Patrick Mullally of Dickson City must appear at court after his arrest on a wife’s complaint. Mrs Ann Mullally accuses him of threats to kill and habitual drunkenness. Alderman Wright hears the case. John R. Jones represents the plaintiff and Sopher for the defendant, with bonds set at 300 dollars for Mullally’s next quarter sessions trial. The prosecution calls Mullally a confirmed drunkard and notorious local character believed insane.
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Patrick Mullally
Dickson City
Patrick Muullally
Ann Mullally
Wright
Mullally
John RK
Jones
Sopher
Urgent meeting urged to aid city's destitute
A call for every woman in the city to attend a Young Women's Christian Association meeting at 4 pm presided by Colonel E. H. Hipple to support the Associated Charities. The treasury is nearly exhausted as volunteers plan fund raising to help the poor cope with winter losses and rising needs.
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E. H. Hipple
Young Women’s Christian Association
Associated Charities
Board of Health
Ik Dogan
City Poor Board
Young Women Gymnasiums Exhibition Order
The Young Women's Christian Association announces tonight a gymnasatic exhibition with Military and Fancy Marching, marching drills, and emotional posing. Music provided by Conrad's Orchestra. Tickets available for reserve seating at the Y M C A.
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Allie
Maghas OF
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Ccccdeeersenect Sas
Ballion Noop
Conrad
St Pauls Entertainment Promises Notable May Program
A charity entertainment at Collems Hall organized by Ai Vincent Du Paul promises an excellent program for the next Sunday evening in May. Father McNally will speak on charity, with a large crowd expected at St Pauls College. The evening features a varied lineup including vocal solos, ensembles, and performances by local artists, with proceeds benefiting the Royal Bend Flour showcase and Montgomery County grocers listed as agents.
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Collems Hall
Vincent du Paul Aoenty
Tw Jlevue
Father McNally
Tha College Lsll
Are We the Lowest to Prices
Local ad proclaims astonishing low prices and invites shoppers to compare before buying. It cites Davidow Liros at 217 Lackawanna Ave as provider and urges customers to open eyes and ears to deals.
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Davidow
Weekend Sale Ends Soon
A limited week long sale ends this week offering discounted items across store departments. Hurry in before the close of business on Friday to take advantage of reduced prices and bonus offers.
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Pongee
Mears
Hagen
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Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Charge J. Davia
Ellis
Michael Rei
Anheuser Busch Beer
Lewis Lohan
the Traction Company
Mr. Towderly
Jothia
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Stin Complained That the Property Owners Along Swotlaul Street
Bann
Naneaaed
Mr. Kellen
YrEna
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Hannah Wood
White
Thomas Maloney
Gallagher
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McClure
Samuel Newton
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Fifth Street
Maloney
Mra Newman
Mra. Newman
Mathie
Maroney
Samuel Newman
Mary Callagher
B. Amos Willte
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Martha Bop
Holwet Hobinson
al Pextteren
Michael
Vox
Ton Ftailar
Mary Ann Walker
Bie
Satur
Joseph Wourgel
Frank Sebulke
Michael Slater
Felia Streaneaky
Panul Fiarbaze
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Charles Hlook
Ales Zeromoge
Frank Cataline
Fahey
Cora Sampson
Barber
Stonkwell
EH Hogee
Uneneline Conegys
Jorp
Wianda M. Petter
W. M. Miller
Greterday
Potters
Miller
Micheal Sten Wet
Gary Pot
John Iol
Polkat
Tris
Lrad
Baratege
Coxey
Armley
Daridow Biros
Minnie Loater
Davidow Brow
Siskel P
Marion Harland
Spears
Henry Battin & CO
Penn Avenue
Osland
ST. Paul's Entertainment
de Hentered
Cipty Ng
Resnnancias
Kev
Mt Menun
Yin Autile Roach
Tuolleaeiom
Ancy Occave
MM Ooo
Mamie Holand
Mra
John Jones
William Jiiew
Maggie Jones
Wobal Solo
William Burke
Royal Bend
Thouande
Montaomery Co
Lackawoonk Avenue
W. W. Berry
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Wyoming Ava
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Crabe Shoes
ISIT
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Congress
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
Banister
Banister's
Banister’s, & Lactevanna
Wyomingenue
Coxey's Army
Child’s Straw
Brown’s Bee Hive
Lackawanna Avenue
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