Lugerene Delegates Rally for Uncertain Governor Pick
Delegates to the Republican State convention gather at the Republican League rooms in South Main Street to nominate a governor and lieutenant governor. The group backs John Leisenring for governor with some support shifting toward Col W A Stone or William Cornelore if Leisenring withdraws. The gathering notes frequent attendance issues and travel plans to Harrisburg for June 2, with headquarters at the Commonwealth Hotel.
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Luserne Delegawa
Harrisburg
Leutenant Fovernon
Republican Tlaigue Rooms
South Main Street
W. Wheaton
G. L. Halsey, Esq
White Maven
Philip Raub
Dutta
Albert Leitenring
Upper Lehteh
C. Bowrean
Pitteton
TM. Minnick
W. J. Watking
Plymouth
Rasan
Sighiness
Athuhomenin
Monidis
Sunei O
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Commonwealtht
Harrauure
Leisenring
John Leisenring
Lojeepring
Col. W. A. Stone
William Cornelore
W. Stone
Wilkes
Directors of Lackawanna Hospital Elect New Officers
The Lackawanna hospital directors held their annual meeting and elected officers. James P. Dickson was chosen president with J. Ch. Kinele as secretary and T. L. Fuller as treasurer. Two house doctors were appointed, and Dr Alfred Richards, newly elected, may join as junior house doctor on July 1.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Alent
le Uune
Mt. Geet
Lackawanni
James P. Dickson
J. Ch. Kinele
T. L. Fuller
Conrad Schroeder
Thomas D. Tavis
John F. Snyder Mir Dicken
Kisele
Corser
Putteville
University of Pennsylvania
Misa Mlin Kraemer
Conference of Welsh Baptists opens in Plymouth
The Welsh Baptists conference for Northeastern Pennsylvania opens in Plymouth with sessions continuing through Monday. Notable speakers include Prof J T Hughes and Prof Llewellyn Phillips. services and meetings are planned at the Armory and other venues with choir participation and various conferences by the Young People’s Union and the Welsh Association.
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Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Baptist Young People’s Union
Young People’s Union
Sission
Haptiat Young People's Union
Onnol
J. T. Hughes
J. W. Griffith
Nan Lveke
Llewellyn Phillips
Bucknell University
Die Viliner
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Dr. Stephens
Polleyleonia Rapliae Educational Society
Mire
Brynferd Rees
Wile
Monlay
Building Project Questioned in Olyphant Court
The thoroughfare of Olyphant faces a civil action by the borough and P. J. McNulty against Daniel G. Jones to restrain construction of a two story building on Lackawanna Street. Plaintiffs claim the plans extend over the front line by five feet and block a future brick paving project. A preliminary injunction was granted pending bond of $100. The rule is returnable May 18.
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Horough
Olyphant
P. J. McNulty
Ite Burgers
Court of Equity
Daniel G. Jones
Lackawanna Street
Reajson
Hie Tor
Dude Gunster
A.min Eham- Lote
Right Hand Torn Off at Dickson Works
Frank Beck, a former Tribune employee from Wert Stranton, was injured yesterday at the Dickson Manufacturing Company on Penn Avenue. His right hand was torn and amputated above the wrist at Lackawanna hospital after an accident during press testing. Beck remained cool under surgery while coworkers summoned help and an ambulance arrived.
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Frank Beck
Wert Stranton
the Tribune
Dickson Works
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Mr. Reok
Tribune
Dickeon Shops
Madden Fancies Ruhlin In May Bout at Syracuse
Promoter Madden voices confidence in Gus Ruhlin to defeat the Ohio fighter and favors Kid Mettoy in the May 2 Syracuse bout. The Empire club expands seating to 400 and orders a special glove set amid glove procurement delays.
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Fitesinmonsa
Kid
Mettoy
Gus Ruhlin
Syracuse
Rublin
Docuay
Hinpire
Hanns
Hearing in the Election Contest Rules and Witnesses
A lengthy election contest hearing adjourned until May 4 after thirty two witnesses were examined in Lang staff Kelly case. Disqualifications occurred for non payment of taxes. Witnesses hailed from Mudtown OL Forge township including Michael McNulty Jr and Jacob Gromisky among others.
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He Lang
SP Orlock A
Archibald
Michael McNulty
John Abpknap
Jacol Gromiskey
Michael Susgiol
Mudtown
OL Forge Township
Anthony Barrett
Martin Bold
Jaceb Gender
Jacob Coromitkey
Charles J. Keough
John Killian
John JL. Keough
Squire
Thomos Laffey
Patrick Laffey
John McGreavy
James Monroe
John Monroe
Caleb Martin
John McCrewan
Michiel McNults
Michael McHugh
James McHugh
Michael McGrath
Anthony McSavage
Herbert McGowan
George Roche
William Roche
Michael Suscini
William Sarpotis
Thoms Stevenson
J. 2. Smallcomb
Martin Walsh
John White
Robert White
Joh Ab- Panay
Emil Middiomat
Lemonade as legal remedy proposed to quell nuisance
Alderman Kasson suggests Joseph Redusiti of Petersbore use lemonade therapy to deter a noisy crowd near his home and windows. Reduski hesitates, but the alderman insists the drink may be cheaper than pursuing warrants and legal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
Joseph Redusiti
Petersbore
Delaware
Roduski
Mra
Reduski
Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show Sets May 20 Date
The Baltimore Sun lauds Pawnee Bill's Historical Wild West as a superior organization. performances praised as novel and thoroughly enjoyable. Proprietor Major James Gordon W. Lille is hailed as a gentleman in every respect and worthy of public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Pawnee Bill
Thorugh
James Gordon W. Lille
Pawnee Dl
Police seek identity in suspected self inflicted death
Police have not abandoned hope of identifying the man who shot Kimed on April 7 in McKeever's field. Officials think the deceased was well connected, and yesterday distributed portal cards with a description and photograph to police headquarters in many cities.
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A. J. Plum
A. J. Jackson
Kimed
McKeever's Field
Funeral for Sister Bernadetta of St Cecelia’s Academy
The funeral for Sister Bernadetta of St Cecelia’s academy was held yesterday morning. Forty sisters followed the casket as Rt. Rev. Bishop J iura and Bishop Hehan attended the requiem mass. The ceremony included Rev. M. Ot. Kelly and Rev. MF. Loftus among the clergy.
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Bernadetta
St. Cecelia’s Academy
St Peter's Cathestral
O'Boyle
Thos
Melvin
T. P. Hoban
Charles O'Malley
J. Oc. McAndrews
Thomas H. Walsh
Thomas Ruddy
M. L. Barrett
Keley
Nickel Plate Summer Travel Deals Across Multiple Routes
Low summer fares from Buffalo to Warsaw Toledo and beyond with return trips offered for general assembly meetings and conventions. Tickets on sale May 16 to 21, with return validity into June and late June windows. Special routes include Buffalo to Nunerville and Delias Texas as well as Lowlaville Kentucky, Mystic Shrine events, and Young People’s Biennial conventions. Call your agent or F J Moore, general agent, Nickel Plate. Twenty two hustlers wanted for The Daily Tribune sales effort at Jenkins drugstore tomorrow morning.
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Buffalo
Warsaw
Ind
General Assembly Presbyterian Church
Nunerville
Ill
Muffalo
Toledo
Ohio
Delias
Tex
Mystic Shrine
Lowlaville
F. J. Moore
The
Daily Tribune
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Clergy Lineup at St. Peter's Cathedral Interment in Hyde Park
John Finnen and Rev. T B Coffey lead a large clergy group at St Peter's Cathedral with a long list of ministers from Pittston Carbondale and surrounding towns. The Libera Domine was sung by Rev J V Moylan and the abolution pronounced by Cletion O'Hara. Interment followed in the alsters plot at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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John Finnen
V. G
Pittaton
T. B. Coffey
Carbondale
J. McManus
J. T. Dunn
Creon Ridge
N. J. McManus
J. J. O'Toole
Providence
Mey
John Loughran
Minooka
R. A. McAndrew
J. Bustin
J.J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
K. Quinnan
PA. Lavelle
John Grove
Pittston
M. F. Crane
Joseph J. McCabe
Avora
J. Malley
Minenton
F.hourke
Henry Iurke
Hagieton
J. V. Moylan
Honesdale
J. FP. Jordan
Rendham
B.J. Melley
J. A. Moffitt
South Scranton
W.P. O' Donnell
Bellevue
J. C. Griffin
P. C. Muret
Stowell
MW. Millane
Durimore
A.T. Hoover
Cletion O'Hara
Alsters
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Spanish thoughts from Portugal spark Cuba war fantasies
An English resident in this city relays a ciphered missive from Portugal dated April 28 predicting Cadiz slaves and Spain versus America. The writer warns of devastation if Dien resists and urges swift action to clear Spain from Cuba while praising American humanity.
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United States
Portugal
Cadiz
Ensland
Pres
William ‘Tate
Ciery Engineer Company
Portugese
Toluratia
Tlavana
Wiehington
Cuba
America
Funeral of Daniel McCarthy Held in St Peter's Cathedral
The funeral of Daniel McCarthy of Franklin avec was held yesterday morning in St Peter's Cathedral. Solemn high mass was celebrated at 1 o'clock by the Rev J A O Rielly, assisted by Rev BE J Melley as deacon and Rev T L Coffey of Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McCarthy
Franklin Avec
St. Peter's Cathedral
Solemon
J. A. O' Rielly
BE. J. Melley
T. FL. Coffey
Car
Unclear Funeral Rite Details At Hyde Park Cemetery
The record notes Bondale a sub-deacon with responses by a choir led by Professor Schilling. Pallbearers include Hon J Villehan, T J Kelly, Philip DPershei mer, William Daweon, Thomas Clarke and Luke Byrne. Flower bearers Anthony Scanlon and William Murphy. Burial at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Train Schedule From Central Railroad of New Jersey
Beginning with the new schedule on Central Railroad of New Jersey, Train No 10 departs Feranta at 8 00 am and Wilkes Barre at 6 05 am arriving Philadelphia Reading Terminal 1 45 pm with through coach. Train No 12 departs Serantat at 2 20 pm and Wilkes Barre at 1 60 pm arriving Philadelphia at 7 00 pm. Return trains depart Philadelphia at 4 17 pm and 6 00 pm.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Feranta
Wilkes Barre
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Serantat
Wilkes Warre
Tmgwam
Wanted ad for sale at Hyde Park drug store
A notice states Iyvde Perk Mays seeks to sell The Tribune in Hyde Park. It lists twelve bie pores for two conte and directs applicants to apply at Denking Drug Store tomorrow morning.
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Scranton Tribune
Thirteenth Regiment
Hyde Pars
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Tribune
Hyde Park
Denking Drug Store
Piano and Organ Promotion Reward Offered
An advertisement offers five dollars to anyone who names a party likely to buy a piano or organ. Payout occurs when the first payment is made, with the finder of a potential buyer asked to send the name of any neighbor discussing a purchase.
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Kimball
Iine
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Wyoming Ave
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Scranton, PA
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Philo
Viontor Koch
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Serineton
Anna EE
Uber
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Adame St
Philo" Mfg. CO
Jas Clinton Place
New York
Ciily
Chas McHullen
Traders National Bank Ride
Bert Brook
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Ameisburg
Marie Money
Hood
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Mibs Linndat
Col
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Richards
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Conference OF Welsh Baptists
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Ruhlin
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Old Forge
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Kasson Couldn't
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Nickel Plate Road
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Spain
Tate
Daniel M'Carthy
S.C. Snyder
Spruce St. Opp
Jermyn
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Clarke Bros
N. E. Pennsylvania
Franklin Ava
Brussels
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
140 Meridian Street
Scranton, Mine
Kryos
Japan
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Serantod Pi
Raynolds
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Weston Mill CO
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawanna Ave
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