Meadow Brook and National Lillerion Payments Due Next Saturday
The Meadow Brook and National col lierion of William Connell & Co will be paid next Saturday. Funeral services for A J Mahon will be held at St Peters tomorrow morning. Two sets of barnes stolen from Stowers Packing Co were found on the river bank. Kim Park church to serve supper this evening from 6 to 8. The Green Midge Church Lachew Aid will hold a meeting Thursday at the church parish. Lackawanna Iron & Steel North and South works scheduled this week. Mayor Connell nullified the traction companys right to extend lines. officials have taken no action. Penn Avenue Baptist Ladies Society to serve supper 6 to 8. Scranton vs Wood College and High School at Scranton ball park today at 4. Rolling fence at Scranton ball park to be ready for Cornell Lehigh game next Saturday. New Wonder! theatre costs route planned for summer events. Requiem for the late Thomas Mallen held at St Peters with interment at Park Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
William Connell & Co
Honesdale
Kirmesa
Company
FE Tre
A. J. Mahon
Inlievoe
St. Peter's Cathedral
Barnes
Stowers’ Packing Company
King's Daughters
Kim Park
Lachew Aid Society
Green Midge Presbyterian Church
Pariora
Process Conta
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company
Traction Company
Connell
Boeia! Union
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Cornell
Lehigh
New Wonder
Theatre Cos
Denailis
Oto
Davis
We Prominea
Thomas Mallen
J. A. Mckfugh
J. d. Mangan
Rey. Qd. Millane
Park Catholic
Thomas Cummings
Anthony Kelly
James Gavigan
Patrick Keeing
James Kelly
Thomas O'Maley
Open All Night at Lohmans Spruce arrest
Jennie Jones, who attempted suicide by poison in Center Street, is reported out of danger at Lackawanna hospital. Doctors Lotser McAndrews and Dr Ruda ell are praised for reviving her using permanganate of potash digitalis and strychnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Jones
Center Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Lotser
McAndrews
Rudaell
Names of the Unfortunates Selectors for the Party Slate
A report details Democratic county leaders pressuring a secret slate for the nominating convention. Names listed for offices include P. P. Smith for judge and Lemuel Averman among congress candidates, with Robison and Boland among likely nominees. Debate centers on prothonotary, treasurer, and other posts, amid fears of bolting and party discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Algne
Ziegler
John J. Fahey
J. J. Boyle
John Durkin
James G. Bailey
Frank C. Mene
James Healey
Dunmore
Regiaser of Wills
Henry T. Koehler
Frank Deckert
M. E. McDonald
M. T. Burke
M. J. Moran
John P. Kelly
Smith
P. P. Smith
Wlatemakers
Lemaoel Averman
Scranton
Robinson
Boland and & B
Amerman
Boland
Trenet
Dailey
Bailey
Ulabilguth
Pryor
Megargen
Mag
Alatera
Megirgeco
Mountain Excursion Of Scranton Officials To Hendler Quarries
A Scranton party including councilmen school controllers and city contractors rode the 9 am Delaware and Hudson train to Maxwell to inspect the Hendler quarries on the Lehigh Valley line between Glen Summit and Pittaton. City Engineer D T Yoat led the visit joined at Avoca by Wilkes Barre figures led by Mayor Robert McKone and Peter Shepherd. The quarry four miles from Avoca yields high quality conglomerate rock with 70 percent silica for glassmaking. About fifty workers are currently employed at the main lodge. The party returned to Wilkes Barre after touring the site and city sights with a large group of officials and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
McKane
Goeste
Hendler
Wilkes-Larre
Ilen
Bone
Connetia
Meerrs
Rogan
William 8
Chames
Robathan
W. Thomas
Gulden
Norton
Sweeney
Connell
Clark
Moon
Borne
Wenger Robinson
Hoeh
Chase Seen as Likely Judge Candidate This Fall
Field Marshal James Mahon, leaning on a cane, predicts A A Chase may again seek a judgeship this fall amid county sentiment. He notes no formal declaration from Chase and dodges questions about a People’s party nomination while hinting at renewed support from backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chase
James Mahon
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Mr. Chase
People’s Party
Mahon
Injunction Continued in Jones-Davis v Jermyn and Schroe der
Judge Gunater issues opinion in the Leah Jones-Davis versus John Jermyn and Conrad Schroeder case. The ruling keeps the injunction in place to preserve the plat layout while Jermyn proceeds with hotel construction and potential encroachment issues on the easterly half of the lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunater
Davis-Jermyn
Gunster
Leah Jones-Davis
John Jermyn
Conrad Schroeder
Jermyn
Aintiff
Laurel Hill Park Opens Decoration Day With New Amenities
Laurel Hill park set to open May 10 with improved facilities after two fires destroyed main buildings. The grounds will have police guard, better car service, a 4 000 square foot dancing hall, regular music, and a dedicated ladies and children afternoon each Wednesday. Admission is free except for rented events, with benches, swings, soda fountain, ice cream stand, and a merry go round.
Evening of Pleasure at Elm Park Sunday School
The children of Mrs Swan's department in Elm Park Sunday School will present an entertainment in the church lecture room tonight. It promises to be a happy event and a delight for attendees.
Local Shoe Stores Noted in Grimance Area
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and names like Guernsey Brothers and Commonwealth Shoe Store on Washington Avenue. Mentions intentions to raise funds and calls for inquiries about money, with unclear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
Not Guilty in DeLong Case and Related Trials
Jury returns not guilty verdict for Daniel Mahon and William Reese charged with robbery of John Flock at Archibald. DeLong case may face nol pros upcoming. other indictments linger. Court adjourns after witnesses align on character and evidence, with further proceedings to finish next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mahon
William Reese
Ridge
John Flock
Legget’s Creek
John Early
DeLong
Tripune
Willian Reese
Julgo Sittser
Archimlit
Atttorney
John R. Jones
Stanton
Kelly
Flock
Archbald Borough
Everal Times
Concert at Asbury M E Church Green Ridge
The Te Night program at Asbury M E Church features an orchestra led by Powell Revitor and baritone Protheroe with soprano and alto soloists. Recitations by D A Evans and CoraGeifa Duvet accompany a varied musical sequence. Admission is 10 cents. doors open 7:40 p m with the concert starting at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. Eo
Green Ridge
Toniight
Noa Rononen
Arebeatra
Mire
Jayne Hane
D. A. Evans
Ies
Cora Geifia Duvet
Mradayow
Prothoroe
Doora
SOME JUVENILE STRIKERS AT MANVILLE BREAKER
A few breaker boys stopped work at the Manville breaker Green Ridge yesterday during a rotating operation by the Delaware Jackawanoa Western and the Delaware and Hudson coal firms. Coal Superintendent Wandling said the stoppage did not affect operations and most boys would likely report for duty today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Green Ridge
Delaware, Jackawanoa and Western
Delaware and Hudson Companies
Delaware and Hadeon Company
Ael Wandling
Music Hoxes Exclusively and Industrial Ad Notes
An OCR fragment promotes best made music boxes by Gautech Sons at 1030 Chestnut Street Philadelphia with repairs and new tunes. It mentions a dentist on Wyoming Avenue and a gas and water building, plus a mortgage or property sale offer by F. E. Woon at Wood's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautech! & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Lavnaca
Gas and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Beranton
F. E. Woon
Wood's College
Stenographers Furnished for Businessmen by Day or Hour
Scranton Commercial tion Lin ited offers stenography services with expert bookkeeping. Advertises Dr Thomas Ranckttio? for colds and inflammation. Promotes portable aid and unspecified medical tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Spruce Street
Delegates Advised for Harrisburg May 23 Convention
County treasurer D W Powell, as Republican county committee chair, has a package of orders from the state chairman for convention delegates. Pennsylvania Railroad issues half fare round trips from Wilkes-Barre to Harrisburg with a May 10 to 26 validity, return required by May 26. The Wilkes-Barre to Scranton leg is excluded unless arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
D.W. Powell
Republican County Committee
State Committee
Pennsylvania Railrowd Company
Transover
Powell
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Delegates Prepare for State Republican Convention in Harrisburg
The Scranton area sends a large GOP delegation by train from Bridge Street 2.25 p m Monday to Harrisburg for the state party gathering. Included are Alexander Aikman Everett Warren F M Francis W J Schobmehl and others with many city bystanders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Delaware and Hudson
Bridge Street
Wilkes- Darre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alexander Aikman
Everett Warren
F. M. Francis
W. J. Schobmehl
Olyphant Gazette
Lancaster
Wayne
Susquehanna County
Pryor
F. W. Fieits
John M. Harris
Mo W. Lowry
Kt. H. Holgate
W. S Millar
N. C. Mackey
Waverly
Tuomas Poongrove
Archbald
J. A. Northup
Dalton
Edward Hardenbergh
Honelale
O K. Peek
Moscow
Bellefonte
Leaver
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Grow
Hastings i
Funeral of M C Drinker at Grace Reform Episcopal
The funeral for M C Drinker of this city, who died in New Mexico while tending his beasts, was held yesterday at Grace Reform Episcopal charity with Ev. Alfred Ko Bates and Rev. Richard Hiorus officiating. Pallbearers included John D. Ward A C Renshaw and others. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C Drinker
New Mexico
Grace Reforme! Episcopal Charity
Alfred Ko Bates
Richard Hiorus
Arja Williams
John D. Ward
A C Renshaw
Wo OL Pryor
Ho Hock
Tommas Evans
George Mott
Wathking
M, DeWitt
L. J. Siebecker
Louis Conrad
Thomas
Company D
Fike
Forest Hill
Barnum & Bailey Show to Highlight Record-Setting Horses
The Barnum and Bailey greatest show will feature top jumpers and long distance leapers, including a Madison Square Garden prize winner capable of seven feet two inches in height with a 170 pound rider. The exhibition comes to town on Thursday May 24 with D Beck promoting spring and summer textiles at 111 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Dailey
Who has had twenty five years experience You will find him at
A fragmentary line notes a person with twenty five years experience and directs readers to locate him at an unspecified place. The passage provides minimal context or identifying details beyond the duration of experience and a generic pointer.
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Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Norrman& Moore
Jaconet, Dimity
Lacka. Avenue
Wiliams & Mchauly
City Notes
Lohman
Spruce Arrest
Jenniie Jones
Coursen's
Schadt
Theasurer
Charles H Schaudt
Brownlog
Treasury
Sheriff Fahey
Efforta
John Darkin
Hyde Pack
Danmore
Carbondale
Archibald
Horke
Pearth
Burke
Miles J. McAndrew
James F. Hawley
McDonald
Durke
Maxwell
Chase
Field
Opzwiag
Laurel Hill Park
Royal Blend
Thousads
H. Montroomeny Co
Agenta
Lackawanna Avenue
Guernsey Brothers
Washinton Avenue
Coniegs
M. DeLong
Flack
Eny
William Eldridgs
Commonwealth
William Duffy
Squire Gildwa
Warden Waleh
Tipstaff P J
Walah
Thomas Manley
Stephen Seman
Imame- Mintel
Jaidye Sittser
Maud Cote
Andrew Mehalix
Charles Wood
Edward Padden
Johny Boylan
Patrick Waleh
Michael Walet
Anthony Doucy
Simpson
Variy
Tomate Cana
Mirly
Patrick Neary
William Grver
Adj
Asbury M. EB
Pat
Owoiecio
Ccc
Ceveeevse
Powell Revitator
Ncycapenes di Cote
SY & Declamig
Bole
Protheroe
Mus
Bac Doet
Conious
Ron Croup
Thomas’ Rancttto
D. W. Powell
Mother Earth
M C
Ducksr
Vester
The
Barnum
D. Beck
Sil Linden Street
W. W. Berry the Jeweler
Wood's College of Business
Allon Herland
Henry Battin & CO
Penn Avenue
Osland
Wyoming Ave
Cloak Dent
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Grand Army
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
S. L. Gallen
Tvevues
Suranton
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