Venice and Art Lecture With YWCA Tonight
A lecture on Venice and Venetian art is set for this evening with the Young Women's Christian Association. Ailing appeals for this term end Monday in the Prothonotary C FE Pryor's office. Prothonotary notes last day for filing.
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Venice
Young Women's Christian Association
C. FE. Pryor
Court House
Arthur O'Malley
Carbondale
Hame
Bryan Fallon
Dickson City
Ryan
Guiknecht & Hufnagel
Lake Henry
Maplewood
Epworth League
Slim Park
Local Court Actions and Social Notices Amid City Affairs
Nellie Connors released after paying a fine of 10 dollars then rearrested for drunken and disorderly conduct and sent to county jail for thirty days. McLaren sentenced to twenty years for second degree murder in Hoboken. Plans for St Michael's Total Abstinence society incorporation proceed with listed subscribers. Various city court and committee actions noted along with local events at Laurel Hill park and community groups including St Aloysius society and Carroll Institute.
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Nellie Connors
Central
Millar
County Jalil
St. Michael's Total Abtinence Society
Simpson
James Boyle
Carbondale
P. J. Loyden
John J. Burns
Dantel Haley
Patrick H. McGeever
Fell Township
Thomas McLaren
Lip Pincott
Jerday City
Hoboken
McLaren
Frederick Going
New York
Flamiet
Wood
Business College
Going
Dawn
Mise Guede Rengal
Worman
Phillip Hendley
Thomas Eitdle
Dunmore
Venice and Venetian Art lecture at YWCA tonight
Tonight Mrs Heath presents Venice and Venetian Art at the YWCA parlors with large photographs and water colors. The talk, a highlight of her repertoire, promises vivid elocution and memorable evenings devoted to art.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Piano for Sale with 71-3 octave mahogany case
Old local notice advertises a high grade 71-3 octave piano with a beautiful mahogany case and repeating action. Modern improvements claimed, offered very cheap. For particulars, address Box 227 at Dr Wheaton's Office 421 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ’. Wheaton
Lackawanah Avenue
Death notices and funeral arrangements in Scranton area
Thomas Heffron of 40 Prospect Avenue dies May 22 in Boranton. Funeral from his home at 9 AM Friday with high mass at St Peter's Cathedral. interment Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Nora Moran, 67, dies at West Market Street home of sister Mrs Patrick Molia. funeral Friday at 1 PM. interment Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Minnie Shiffer of 1% Franklin Avenue dies at 29 years 3 months. funeral notice to follow.
Bank Directors Served With Suit Over City Bank Failure
A lawsuit filed against Dr. B H Throop G A Jessup Charles Tropp Edward Merri Held Morte Goldsmith Victor Korh and Henry Armbrust directors of Cranton City Bank alleges negligence led to the 1849 failure. Plaintiff J Dean seeks $1200 with a possible later recovery as the bank's assets are exhausted and six years have passed since the collapse, potentially barring further action.
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Bcranton City Bank
B. H. Throop
G. A. Jessup
Charles Tropp
Edward Merri- Held
Morte Goldsmith
Victor Korh
Henry Armbrust
Defenet Bank
A. J. Dean
J. H. Gunster
Dellar
Gilmore Band to Open Laurel Hill with Two Concerts
Gilmore's Band from New York, under Victor Herbert, opens Laurel Hill park with four concerto performances over Saturday and Sunday. Saturday includes Riengl overture and Herbert's Prince Ananias. Sunday features sacred music and Ida Klein performing Rise of Spring. The program closes both days with Herbert's American Fantasie.
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Gilmore
New York
Laurel Hill Park
Victor Herbert
Trish
Anton Seld
Prince Ananias
Mr. Herbert
Mies Ida Klein
Tilg
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
St Luke's Church Plans Annual Free Excursion for Poor
The vestry of St. Luke's church decided at a meeting last night to conduct the annual free excursion for the city's poor. A summer home for destitute sick was discussed, with a temporary home to be sought and a permanent site donated but not yet arranged. The committee will report on a suitable house and placement at the earliest opportunity.
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St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Dalton
Death of Thomas J Heffron longtime Casey Bros bookkeeper
Thomas J Heffron aged 30 died at his home 610 Pittston avenue after a long illness. He served five years as bookkeeper for Casey Bros wholesale liquor on Lackawanna avenue. Survived by widow and brother John Heffron who runs a hotel on Lackawanna avenue. Funeral will be a high mass at St Peter's Cathedral at 9 am with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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Mark Newell
Green
Robert Bassett
W. J. Barry
Binghamton
Buenos House
Binghaimton
W. Y
Mary Golden
North End
Lackawanna Avenue
Plaherty
George Sanderson
Thomas J. Coyne
Judiciary Committee of Select Council
M. J. Burns
License Committee
Trense
Howard Pew
Gilmore
Laurel Hill Park
Me Pew
Laurel Hill
Manhattan Beach
The
Park
Flo
Casey Mros
Holesale
Thomas Heffron
Pittston Avenue
Casey Bros
John Heffron
Upper Lackawanna Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Lizzie Smith
Pittston
Peter Macker
Cedar Avenue
Lst
Brooklyn
Mike Ella McTigue
Cherry Street
Edward Hogan
Carbondale
Rowe Cannon
Pear Street
St. Rose of Lima Convent
Leonora M. Barry-Luke
St. Louis
St. John's Hall
Helen Jones
Man
Eri. Conley
John Watres
South Side
Nigeona
Dutch Hollow
Scranton Saengerrunde
Natter’s Hall
Allentown
Davis to Take Vacation After Successful Season at Theater
The manager Davis announces a well earned break after a successful season. The theater will close for summer renovations including a paint refresh and seating upgrades. Dressing rooms will be relocated from the sides to improve access.
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Davis
Luzerne Claim Not Disturbing Lackawanna County Officials
Lackawanna county commissioners say Attorney General McCormack's ruling on Luzerne's raid plans is not final and they will not surrender territory. They plan to contest any future action through all legal avenues.
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Lackawanna'a
Lucerne County
Lackawanna
McCormack
West Ridge Shaft Injunction Hearing Before Judge Edwards
The injunction case of Electric City Land Improvement Company against West Ridge Coal Company continued in equity court. Testimony from both sides discussed nuisance from exhaust steam, dust, and shaft noise, with defense contending operations comply with mine laws and public works require some annoyance.
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Electric Ciy Land Improvement Company
Weat Hidge Coal Company
Edwards
Equity Court
George Spencer
H. RR. Hurlbutt
Charles Thackwell
K. Smith
von Btorch
William Love
William Chappelle
West Ridge Coal Company
Electric City Land Improvement Company
Pennsylvania
Alonis
Memorial Day Exercises Plan Final Arrangements Revealed
Joint committees of the Ezra Griffin Pont No 1 Grand Army of the Republic Colonel Monies Pont No 919 and Sons of Veterans met at Memorial hall to finalize memorial services at several cemeteries. Orators named for each site include Urban Dunmore Catholic and Hitchcock at multiple locations. Secrecy urged for parade details, with Ripple named chief marshal and Martin chief of staff. The notice ends with an unrelated plumbing ad.
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Ezra Griffin Pont
Grand Army of the Republic
Monies Pont
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Washington Avenue
Munmore Cemetery
Rey
A. L. Urban Dunmore Catholic
M. B. Ponland Forest Hill
Hitchcock
Pikteton Avenue
Bower
Washburn Street
F. P. Doty
Hyde Park Catholic
Pol. McManua
St. Mary’s
George J. Stopper
Petersburg
John Randolph
Bf. W. Pearce
No. 61
East Market Street
BE. H. Ripple
Frank W. Martin
Camp 6
Temperance Society Celebrates 26th Anniversary in Olyphant
In Olyphant on May 22 the Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society marked its twenty sixth year with a grand parade ending at the Father Mathew Opera House. Attendees included President Stephen J. Reap and Attorney T. V. Powderly with Mrs. Lake of St. Louis among guests. The program featured music, recitations, a School for Scandal scene, and Mrs. Lake’s address on temperance urging greater youth involvement and future success for the organization.
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Scranton Tribune
Olyphant
Catholic Young Men's Total
James Wheeler
James O'Malley
Patrick McHale
Stephen J. Reap
Society
Thomas Loftus
James J. O'Malley
T. V. Powdery
Leonora M. Barry-Lake
St. Louis
Katie Murray
Kathe Flynn
Nellie McAndrew
Young Ladies' Temperance Society
Susquehanna
Delaware
Lackawanna
Dunmore
Binkely
Father Mathew Opera House
Reap
Attorney Powderly
Mrs. Lake
Nellie Curran
Maria Gilgallon
Mies Maud Doud
Young Men's Temperance Society
Jilla Allen
Mamie Murphy
Mary McHale
School For Scandal
Julia Allen
Lady Towle
Nellie Charles
Peter
Annie Olyer
Powderly Hece
Lake
Mosars
Lawler
Farrel
Gavan
Charles
Mingen
Durkin
Gilgallon
John J. Hanlon
Nellie Murphy
Migs B. Dempsey
William Jennings
Miner Lucker Killed by Rock Fall at Pine Brook Pit
Edward Lucker, about 60, a miner at Pine Brook colliery and Grace Reformed church sexton on Wyoming avenue, died yesterday from a rock fall. He lived on church grounds and left a widow and eight children. A large crowd visited his home to offer condolences. Surviving family includes Mrs. George Hill of Nanticoe, Mrs. Richard Goodfield of Green Ridge, and James Lucker, EB employee.
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Edward Lucker
Pine Brook
George Hill
Nanticoke
Richard Goodfield
Green Ridge
James Lucker
Laborers Hurt in Brook Street Fall Incident
Sturges and Henry Lucker, employed by Simon Rice, were injured in a fall on Brook Street. Mrs Lucker’s laborer Joseph Cummiskey also injured but carried home by carriage. Thomas Reddington escaped uninjured.
Warrant Search Fails to Trace Farnham’s Missing Cash
Deputy Legrand Wright conducted a search of 12 Penn Avenue on James Farnham’s sworn warrant seeking 300 missing funds. Despite rummaging every room, no trace of Farnham’s money was found and the effort ended with no clue to the loss.
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Farnham
Legrand Wright
Seventh Ward
James Farnham
Penn Avenue
Funeral for Adam Greyzuk set after inquest findings
Adam Greyzuk killed on the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Relatives told by Rev Father Rust that the remains cannot be buried in consecrated ground due to death from drink. Brother to arrange burial at the poor district’s expense. Body to be laid to rest at 10:00 today in Forest Hill Cemetery. Coroner’s inquest to be held at 10 o'clock.
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Adam Greyzuk
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Father Rust
St. Mary's
Raub
Forest HI
New Type Writer Invention by J M Crary of Jersey City
J M Crary of Jersey City and Hon C C Jadwin of Honesdale have perfected a new type writing machine after ten years. The device is ready for the market and Crary seeks 125000 for the patent. Several prominent syndicates are pursuing the patent rights.
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J. M. Crary
Jersey City
Hon
Prison for a Castiter in Wisconsin Bank Scandal
Milwaukee May 22 ex cashier J B Koetting of the South Side Savings Bank sued to change his plea from not guilty to guilty on receiving deposits in an insolvent bank. He was sentenced to five years in State prison after slandering depositors' money in wheat deals. He fled twice, forfeiting bail of 15000 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
J. B. Kooctting
South Side Savings Bank
Koetting
Silk Waists and Cashmere Infants' Coats on Sale
A fine lot offers silk waists in all colors and cashmere infants' coats with handsome trimming. Prices listed at three dollars and fifty cents for the coats.
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Cleveland
Cleveland's
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
P. Nettleton
Manag
Rackawanna
Baundry
Aianc
Violoncello Virtuca
Ida Klein
Roprano
Herbert L. Clarke
Ernest H. Clarke
Aldis J. Gery
Sig. DeCarlo
Eriges Gate
Pavilion
Opera House Beats
Cambrig
Wyoming Avenue
Tribune
CILY
Alfred Lafayette
Violette la Vigne
Joseph B. Fahringer
May Banfield
Throop
Tallie Morgan
Scranton
Atherton
Board of Trade
Niagara
St. Aloyalus Society
St. Peters Cathedral
College Hall
Carroll Institute
Washington, D. C
St. Aloysius Sociery
Miss Heath
W. c. A.mall
John Connora
Fellows Street
Lackavenne Hopital
Hince- Milne
Notige
St. Thomas
Rt. John's Hall
At & O
Edward Barrett
Lehmann’s
Spruce Street
Weber
Guernsey Bros
A. D. Dean
Sult
Dean
Tay St
H. M. Hannah
Davie
Thos
J. Heffron
Luzerne
West Ridge Shaft
8. B. Price
Itelalmattle
Knights Templar
Reading
Great Bend
Central Railroad of
Knight Templar
Knight Templars
Cent Rend
Cover de Lion and
Melba Commanderies
Masonic Ball
Bauer
W. G. Doud & Co
Catholic Young Mens
T. A. B Society of Olyphant
Pather Mathew Opera House
L. V. Powderly
Miner Lucker
Brook Shoal
E. G
Coursen
News OF the South Side
George J. Miller
Hank
Lackaave
Pillsbury
Plour Mille
Nepal
Hallacher’s Millinery
H. Langfeld
Lackawanna Ave
Columbus Monument
AOR Wanhineton
S. C. Snyder
D. D
France
Ons Arily
Wwe
Noel
Woolworths
Fos
Evam Hetzeu
Eva M. Hetzel
Tranton, Pa
Lockowgung
Pierce's Market
Penn Ave
Hanoney Oil and
Makufa
Res Vinegar
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M'g'r
ODD Fellows
Capes
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
Land Neaves
Clothiers
Aatihens Bros
J. Lawrence Stelle
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