Frothingham Week at the Griffin post events noted
City notes report a police drill at the armory and a Wednesday Frothingham program featuring Thomas Aubrey the baritone Miss Annetty Reynolds and the Columbia Volunteers The entertainment also includes Len Heath and Miss Reynolds in recitations and songs plus a Grand Army event Colonel Baxter will speak Trotter races at the Driving Park and a 3 PM performance of A Confidential Clerk at Music Hall benefit for Progressive Assembly Knights of Labor ends with a social
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Armory
Thomas Aubrey
Frothingham
Griffin Post
Columbia
Misa Len Heath
First Presbyterian Church
America
Music Hall
Father Whitty
Progressive Assembly
Knights of Labor
Court House Notes and Local Legal Updates
Court adjourned yesterday until 9 oclock Wednesday morning. Tunkhannock bar member E J Jordan admitted to practice in Lackawanna courts. J N Remington v T P Leonard resulted in non suit. Attachments issued for Dr Kelly and A Mitchell as defaulting witnesses. McGrath Thomas druggists appeal bail set for soda-water conviction. Several prisoners discharged awaiting grand jury true bills. Reiohart market promoted as cheapest in city for all eatables. Dr A B Bunn opens office in Burr building Washington Ave.
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E. J. Jordan
Tunkhannock
Lackawanna County
J. N. Remmington
T. P. Leonard
Dr. Kelly
A. Mitchell
John G. Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
McGravah & Thomas
Alderman Post
James Doyle
Patrick Feeley
John Oresua
Michael Neo
Charigu G. Decker
Memorial Day Parade and Services in City
Memorial Day observations include cemetery flowers by Ezra Griffin and Colonel Montes post members, prayers by clergy, and dignitaries. An afternoon parade features Thirteenth regiment, Sons of Veterans, and veterans groups, led by PF Amailon and Frank W. Martin, with reviews at the courthouse. Evening entertainments include Colonel Monica Pest at Y M C A hall and Ezra Griffin Post at Frothingham theater with songs, recitations, and drills.
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Colonel Monies
Ezra Griffin
Grand Army of the Republic
Montes Posta
Forest Hill
N. F. Stahl
Atttorney W. Dawson
Wastburn Street
A. W. Cooper
Hyde Park Catholic
V. J. McManus
Dunmore
J. C Lencock
Dunmore Catholic
M. B. Donlan
Pittston Avinue
Augnat Lange
St. Mary’s
George Stopper
Thirteenth Regiment
Sons of Veterans
PF. J. Amailon
Frank W. Martin
Adams Avenue
Lackawanna
Franklin
Linden Street
Washington Avenue
Gibson Street
Court House
Reiche
Vine Street
Ling
Monica Pest
Young Mén's Christian Association
A. J. Colborn
Susan E. Dickinson
Ezra Griffin Post
Frothingham Theater
Memorial Day Exercises Held at Local High School
Commemorative programs yesterday at Liberty hall rooms from 11 to 1 featured essays, recitations, instrumental music, orations, and a chorus. Students including Moser, Cooper, Kent, Ross, Riddel, Duncan, Whittemore, Donahoe, Carlyon, Snyder, Fitzpatrick, Powell, Morris, Owens, Whittmore, Josephs, Harria, and Wenzel performed in multiple acts such as original poems, declamations, vocal quartette, piano duets, and more.
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Liberty Hall
Wallaes Moser
Mr. Cooper
Mises Edna Kent
Misa Mabel Ross
Mabel Riddel
Mary Duncan
Edwin Whittemora
Thomas Donahoe
Esaiya
Mises Carly
Recitation Day Programs At No 38 School
Parents and students attended recitation day exercises at No 38 School yesterday afternoon. The program included recitations, dialogues, violin and organ pieces, piano solos, and multiple named participants such as Maud Stern, Flora Werthamer, John Connell, and Fred Egan among others.
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No. 38
Rehool
D. Kenniman
A. Keisel Na Followa
Mireh
Maud Stern
Mary Christopher
Fred Exen
George Fruehan
Flora Werthamer
Misars Lizelo Daly
Annie Arias Magda Opper
Russel Bliss
Willie Hueater
John Schosider
Willie Schank
Claude Coon
Miss Maude Stern
John Connell
Fred Egan
George Provan
Lena Dreischer
Elsi Edwards
Anna Dawson
Katie Hastings
Reinhold
Patriotic Exercises At No 9 School Pine Brook
Yesterday afternoon No 9 School at Pine Brook held patriotic exercises directed by Principal M Hr Jordon. A highlight was six year old Mary Lally playing the bow with remarkably clever execution and charm.
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No. 9
Pine Brook
M. Hr. Jordon
Mary Lally
Verdict in Patrick oNamara death signed by coroner’s jury
The coroner's jury met in Coroner Kelly's office and signed a verdict that Patrick oNamara died as a result of the car getting away from the driver in the Von Storen mine, noting loss of control as the cause.
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Patrick oNamara
Kelly
Cara
von Storen
They Have Gone Down That Way at Guernsey Brothers
A fragment notes activity at Guernsey Brothers with prices or offerings referenced imperfectly. The readable text suggests a sales or promotional line describing decreased prices and a call to visit the shop for deals. Further specifics are not legible.
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Guernsey Brothers
Miss Catherine Parker Delivers Notable Elocution Debut
Miss Catherine Parker gave a strong professional stage debut at the Young Men's Christian Association ball in Scranton before a cultured audience. She performed selections ranging from nursery rhymes to tragedy with clear meaning and engaging presence, supported by Miss Kite Blull Bundy on piano and Miss Bunsie Bundy on violin. The program also featured Helen Boice Hunsicker’s dramatic singing and other young performers, marking a successful evening for Archbald’s Young Men's Social club secretary.
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Catherine Parker
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Miss Parker
Misa Parker
Austin Dobson
Thoas
Misa Kite
Lutzow
Kallack
Bunsie Bundy
Godard
Helen Boice-Hunsicker
Directors of Associated Charities Convene Under Ripple
President Ripple presided at a Scranton board meeting with T J Moore W T Smith J R Cohen W G Thomas T J Kelly J Lynott Luther Keller John Gibbons and Rev Regera Israel present. The treasurer reported 18206 on hand with 100 allocated for employment of the needy. The agent reported 23 cases visited, 13 worthy 10 unworthy, 7 revisited. A unanimous resolution urged Scranton’s poor to donate 1000 to continue relief work for the unemployed.
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Ripple
Board of
Associated Charities
T. J. Moore
W. T. Smith
J. R. Cohen
W. G. Thomas
T. J. Kelly
J. Lynott
Luther Keller
John Gibbons
Rev
Regera Israel
Mra. W. JD. Duggan
Scranton
Rhondan’s Comedy Flourishes at Academy of Music
Thao Drewa of Rhondan’s Comedy delivers splendid performance as Mrs John Drew’s refined, polished drawing room humor. Sidney Drew plays Bob Acres with credit though not Jefferson, while Verner Hanford and Clarges excel in supporting roles in The Rivals. Tonight the company presents Hulcroft’s The Road to Rain.
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Drewa
Rhondan
John Drew
Academy of Music
Sidney Drew
Lesa Gob Acres
Mr. Drew
Joseph Jefferson
Drew
Jefferson
Bob Acres
Charles Erin Verner
Sir Lucius O'Trigger
Charles B. Hanford
Captain Absolute
Vernor Clarges
Anthony Absolute
Lydia Langnish
Academy
Hulcroft
Comedian Sidney Drew Faces Constable Over Bill
At Wilkes-Barre Sidney Drew was served with a suit to recover a bill from a previous visit. He paid, but Constable Gallagher pressed the claim to arrest him in Philadelphia after a show. Drew sought relief before Alderman Fitzsimmons with Dunn and Burgunder acting as security to contest Gallagher’s ex tortionate demand.
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Gallagher
Wilkes-Barre
Sidney Drew
Gaallagher
Draw
Academy of Music
Drew
Alderman Fitzsimmons
Alexander Dunn, Jr
Moses Burgunder
W. C. A. Excursion to Farview with Far View menu
The Young Women's Christian Association organizes a Farview excursion on Thursday. For 25 cents, attendees receive ham tongue veal potato chips pickles bread coffee cake ice cream and lemonade at low rates. A pleasant afternoon musical program is planned. Tickets at 7h conte exchangeable for any regular train all day. departure 4:3 and return 5:90.
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Farview
Young Women's Christian Association
Closing Dance at Seigel's Dancing Academy
Seigel's Dancing Academy hosts the thirteenth annual closing hop for pupils and former patrons tomorrow evening. All friends and former patrons are invited to attend the event at the academy.
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Seigel
J. Prank Seigel
Garbage trouble prompts health board action and bids for police aid
A special Board of Health meeting considered disputes between licensed city scavengers and noncontract refuse collectors. The board decided to appeal to the mayor for police assistance to enforce regulations and hear charges against Michael Keenahan for encroaching on scavengers' rights in the central city. Contracts were set for Robert S. Harlan James Stavens and M F Pandergaat with monthly per-family rates.
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Board of Health
Michael Keonabin
Robert One
Councila
Persod
Robert S. Harlan
Central City
James Stavens
M. F. Pandergaat
Health Department
Ripple
Yeaturday
Harlan
Michael Keenahan
Perainta
New Transfer Tickets Adopted by Scranton Traction
Scranton Traction announces next Friday a new transfer ticket system for street cars. Tickets issued in pad form to conductors, larger than previous, specify the line and are punched by conductors to mark month day and line, remaining valid only for that line.
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Lynn and Boston Railroad Company
Metropolitan
New York
Baltimore Traction Company
Lindell Railway Company
St. Louis
Columbanus Street Railway Company
Rochester Railway Company
Buffalo Street Railway Company
Mackay Comic Opera to debut season at Frothingham
Mackay Comic Opera Company opens a summer season at the Frothingham in Scranton next Monday evening. The 35 member troupe will perform Girofle Girofle on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday plus Wednesday matinees with prices from 10 to 50 cents. Fra Diavalo will follow later in the week as seats go on sale Friday morning at Powell's mastic store.
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Frothingham
Scranton
Mackay Comic Opera Company
Powell's Mastic
Morang
silk factories to locate in this city from Paterson firms
Several Paterson silk concerns seek location in this city. The manufacturers' committee will present detailed plans at the next board meeting after reviewing seven proposals. A representative from Paterson discussed the matter with board of trade members, and arrangements depend on board adoption.
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Paterson
N. J
New Tar Tam Offer Lets Readers Buy One of America Portfolio Parts
Tar Tam announces a new arrangement enabling readers to obtain a single part of the twenty piece America portfolio for ten cents. All parts are ready and described as a finest collection of popular photographic views in print. Send stamps or cash, no coupon is required.
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America
Frank Page Charged With Net Fishing in City Reservoir
Warrant served yesterday on Frank Page charging fishing with a net in a Scranton Gas and Water reservoir at Elmhurst on May 2. Page posted bail of 200 dollars before Alderman Wright to appear for a hearing at 2 p.m. on Tuesday June 5.
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Henry Hoar
Elmhurst
Gshwarden
Frank Page
Pennsylvania
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Elmburat
Page
Alderman Wright
Philadelphia speaker to lecture at Academy of Music
Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia will speak at the Academy of Music on June 14 under the auspices of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Pine Brook. Proceeds will fund the society’s charitable work. Bicycles for rent listed at 310 Washington Ave.
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Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
St. Vincent de Paul Society of
Pine Brook
Antique wood refrigerators sold locally by Leonard in Lackawannayenne
An local ad lists refrigerators described as superior preservers of food, charcoal filled and zinc lined, built in hardwood with antique pine and walnut finishes. It promotes a large line of sideboard units and claims self ventilating, odor free design. Also mentions music boxes and organs for sale, plus remedies and a Buffalo address.
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Thomas J. Leonard
Lackwaunnayenne
Ivort
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