Turkey Dinner Planned by Youms Woman’s Association
A Thanksgiving turkey dinner is set for Thursday in the Youms Women’s Christian association rooms. A note lists events including a teachers’ certificate exam in No. 9, a Home for the Friendless managers’ meeting Tuesday at 2 PM, and various local notices involving estate administration and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youms Women’s Christian Association
Graves
Anthony Murphy
Thomas Heffron
Patrick Canon
Olyphant
Jarceny
Heggieier Hopkins
Nora Cl
Officer Ernest Schmidt Faces Drunken Disorderly Charges
Patrolman Ernest Schmidt faces an official investigation led by Mayor Batley as he returns from annual leave. He allegedly entered William Smith's saloon on Pittston avenue, drank liquor, and abused the owner over disputed payment. Schmidt denied intoxication and threats at a Saturday hearing.
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Ernest Schmidt
Batley
Schmidt
William Smith
Pittston Avenue
United Choir Social at Second Presbyterian Church
The united choir of about 250 members who sang at the state Christian Endeavor convention last October will hold a social evening in the parlors of the Second Presbyterian Church. Members should wear badges and bring convention song copies. One dime admission funds the event with music refreshments and autograph entertainment included.
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United
Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Death of Mrs Mary Brown Widow of Civil War Vet
Mrs Mary Brown widow of the late George Brown and member of the Grand Army of the Republic died in Green Ridge Saturday. She was about years old. Five children survive: Oliver, Mary, George, Thomas and William. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning.
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Mary Brown
George Brown
Grand Army of the Republic
Green Ridge
Series of German Operas by Scranton Liederkranz
The Scranton Liederkranz opens a series of German operas Thursday night in Music hall led by Professor W P Schilling. Cast includes Mia Schilling Miss Speicher G Rippard and P J Bnyder. The Village Bather is the first title with Bauer's orchestra providing accompaniment.
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Scranton Liederkranz
Music Hall
W. P. Schilling
Aselat
Mia. Schilling
Miss Speicher
G. Rippard
P. J. Bnyder
Lizzie Harlin Dies at 18 After Illness
Lizzie Harlin 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Harlin of 211 Emmett Street died at 4 yesterday afternoon after a month long illness. She was about to graduate from Scranton Business College and was widely popular. Notice of the funeral will appear later.
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Lizzie Harlin
William Harlin
Emmett Street
Scranton Business College
Salvatore’s Slayer Captured After Back Wound
Frank Cambrosio, charged with killing Rocco Salvatore at Bunker Hill Dunmore, was captured in Carbondale after a chase. Investigators tied Rafael Samato to aiding escape. Chipriano Cambrosio and Lorenzo face accessory charges as officers pursue a wider conspiracy. Salvatore to be buried. borough tax debate noted as adjournment looms.
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Frank Cambrosio
Rocco Salvatore
Bunker Hill
Dunmore
Carbondale
Rafael Samato
Htoecy Mareini
West Side
Salvatore
Frank Chiprlane
Pippo Cambrosio
Joseph Lowernze
Marcin
Millar
Deloy
John Tierney
Chlpriane
Central
Dambrosio
Lorenzo
An Ttalian
Dambrosse
Therney
Lrank Willams
Tenth Ward
Gan
Samato
Nailo
Tierney
Niney
Italy
Leyshon
Amcandrew
Pitrolimin McAndrew
Balvatore
Rafael Chipriano
Frank Chipriano
Santed
Lunda Street
Cambrosia
Donmoore
Samate
Ambrosia
Lamate
Cambrosio
Chipriano
Pyne Borough Petition Heard Before Judge Edwards
Saturday morning testimony before Judge Edwards considered incorporating Pyne Archibald Continental Hampton and Sloan Villages into a new borough of Pyne Lackawanna county. Petitions claim improved schools and police protection if incorporated. opponents include property owners from Minooka.
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Edwards
Pyne
Archibald
Continental
Hampton
Sloan
Lackawanna Township
Borough of
Everett Warren
LH. Burns
M. J. Donahoe
H. M. Hannah
Minooka
Mail
Death of Rev James McAndrews at parents’ home
Rev. James E. McAndrews, long time priest at the cathedral, died yesterday morning at 4 o'clock at his parents’ home on Adams avenue and Vine street after a long illness from empyema following pneumonia. Born March 4 1868 on the West Side, he studied at St Cecelia’s, Scranton High, St Charles College in Elkton MD, and Niagara University. He served Lake Ariel mission last summer and was heir apparent to pastor there. Remains will lie at home, then at St Peter’s Cathedral. solemn high mass at 9 20, interment in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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James E. McAndrews
Tribune
J. C. McAndrews
Adams Avenue
Vine Street
Father McAndrews
St. Cecelia's Academy
Scranton High School
St. Charles College
Elicout City
Niagara University
Bishom O'Hara
St. Peter's Cathedral
Lake Ariel
Ita
Wfe
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Spring Brook Water Supply Expands Wilkes-Barre System
At a Wilkes-Barre meeting, Spring Brook Water Supply reports extensive year long work. A West Pittston pumping plant with two 15 million gallon pumps will serve as emergency capacity from the Susquehanna above the Lackawanna. The company lays 6.5 miles of 20 inch pipe from Pittston to Dorranceton and 5 miles of 16 inch pipe to Mill Creek, plus a 24 inch line to Laurel Run No. 2 reservoir and a new 20 inch line through Wilkes-Barre streets. Huntsville and Crystal Lake supplies are cut off to provide mountain water, with plans for a colliery line for steam use. Dam construction continues to store water for droughts.
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Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Wilkes-Barre
Spring Brook Company
Scrantonians
West Pittston
Susquehanna
Lackawanna
Pittston
Dorranceton
Spring Brook
Huntsville
Mill Creek
Laurel Run
Wilkes-Harre
Crystal Lake
Crystal Spring
Drouth
Funeral for Mrs. Bridget Lavis at St. Peter’s Cathedral
The funeral for Mrs. Bridget Lavis of 311 Railroad Avenue was held Saturday morning. A high mass of requiem was celebrated in St. Peter’s Cathedral by Father Gorman with Father O’Reilly as deacon and Father Feeley as sub-deacon. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were James O’Malley, T. H. Walsh, Thomas O’Broyle, Walter Linn, Patrick Moran and Patrick Duffy.
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Bridget Lavis
Railroad Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Gorman
Father O'Reilly
Father Feeley
Hyde Park Catholic
James O'Malley
T. H. Walsh
Thomas O'Broyle
Walter Linn
Patrick Moran
Patrick Duffy
Board of Trade Meeting Sets Banquet and Delegates
Tonight's board of trade session will discuss signaling the opening of the new building rooms with a banquet. The manufacturers' committee will report in favor of the plan and two delegates will be chosen to attend the national board of trade meeting in Washington on January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Committee
National Board of Trade
Washington
Insect Power Boxes Marketed by Your Center for McGarrah
A quirky ad notes McGarrah offers insect power in 25 and 10 cent boxes sold retail, not in bulk. The message emphasizes individual purchases and directs attention to the center for the product.
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McGarrah
Murderer Van Horn Believed Hidden in Mayfield Mine
A Mayfield search through the Erle mine follows a report of a man fleeing from Michael Ruddy. Papers found in a secluded chamber link to the Josephine Weacott murder, heightening belief that George Van Horn, with relatives in Mayfield and Jer myn, is hiding there and may soon be captured.
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Carbondale
Wan Horn
Mayfield
George van Horn
Josephine Weacott
Erle
Tribune
Michael Ruddy
Ruddy
Mayfield Yard
Milne
van Horn
Jermyn
Buddy
Keeley Waives Hearing in Assault Case at Sagrace Street
Mike Keeley, charged with biting James Burke a safe agent, waived a hearing in Al Semen Howe's office Saturday morning. P H Golden became Keeley's surety for 1000 dollars. Keeley faced assault and battery and mayhem charges stemming from the Lohman Street incident ten days ago.
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Mike" Keeley
James Burke
Lohman
Sagrace Street
Alsemen Howe
P. H. Golden
Keeley
McCann Seeks Divorce From Deserting Wife
George FE. McCann, through attorney FP. F. Gibbs, began divorce proceedings on Saturday alleging desertion by his wife, Comekk. Married in 1888, they lived together until 1902 when she left without cause.
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George FE. McCann
FP. F. Gibbs
Come Kk. McCann
Curious Fads of Great Men From Webster to Reed
The article details varied pastimes of famous figures. Daniel Webster toyed with cattle, painting faces blue or red for amusement. Napoleon enjoyed puzzles and faux battles, while Peter the Great rode in a wheelbarrow and hosted mock campaigns. William the Conqueror watched dog fights. Washington trained baby foxes. Cleveland painted children's toys. Gladstone wood-carved. Kaiser Wilhelm curled his mustache. Speaker Reed recites poetry at an open window.
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Daniel Webster
Armoni
Thomas B. Reed
Longfelow
Mr. Reed
Tennyson and
Whittler
Polman’s Finger Chewed in Hotel Incident
John Montaugh of Wilkes-Barre paid $10 in police court after biting Patrolman Parry’s finger while sleeping in the Westminster hotel early Saturday. The incident ended with Montaugh’s arrest for disorderly conduct and damage to a police officer.
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John Montaugh
Wilkes-Barre
Parry
Montaugh
Westminster Hotel
Wilkey Barrean
Eight Thousand For Rusie Offer From Rochester Club
Rochester Base Ball owners of the Eastern league offer $8,000 to President Freedman of the New York National league for the release of Amos Rusie. Rusie is under suspension for refusing to play with the New York club and contends the discipline was unjust.
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Rochester
N. Y
Freedman
Amos Rusie
Rusie
New York
Scranton Turners vs North End Basketball Preview
Notes report that South Scranton cannot meet Truth this week but hopes to play next week. Injuries to North Mind manager Teets delay Turners, with Kovh shifting to Scranton right forward. A Thursday night game at Providence Harmory features Scranton under Betwart Coleman against North End, with Teets refereeing.
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South Scranton
Joseph McDonald
Cauptainy
Nelson G. Teets
Scranton Turners
McKechan
North Mind
John Tonking
Teets
Turners
Company Harmory
Providence
Scranton
Betwart Coleman
North End
George Kovh
Turner
Coleman
Scrantons
McKeehan
Seranton North
Lot
Acesssuewasses Rod ccc
Fahrenholt
Hireher
de Halloman Coleman
Plitht
Hurts Mok
eKeehan Anne Seseeseee
Neeeses Momo
Gabriel Cowies
Turner and
Campbell
Local Advertising Blends Steam Works and Tailoring Services
Steam Heating and Plumbing by P. F. & M. T. Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave advertises fixtures and service. Tailor John Ross at 307 Spruce St offers full suits and overcoats in latest styles. The Scranton Tea Store at 625 Lackawanna Ave promotes tea gift sets with decorative items and club order discounts.
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P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Tallor
John Ross
Spruce Street
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
O'Donnell Child Funeral Notice in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania James O'Donnell son of Mr and Mrs O'Donnell aged 44 months funeral Monday at 209 pm from the pine 33 Depot street burial at Hyde Park
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Odonnall
Scranton
James O'Donnell
Mrs. O'Donnell
Puneral
Depot Street
Hydeark
Black's New Cloak Department Showcases Winter Jackets
shoppers flocked to the new cloak department as prices from last week attracted hundreds. This morning a fresh line of Ladies jackets in exclusive styles will open at remarkably low prices with items ranging from 1.00 to 12.00, including kersey, astrakhan, and plush capes.
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Astrachan
Miesen
BLACK
A. R. Sawyer's
Wyoming Ave
Musical Director at First Presbyterian Church
Teacher of piano organ and harmony also the art of accompanying. Taught at the residence of the late Herr Kopff 302 Adams Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Presbyterian Church
Herr Kopff
Adams Avenue
Scranton
Carpet Advertising Promise Elevates Honest Claims
In great demand, carpets praised as beautiful, durable, economical. Advertisers emphasize honesty about product quality, declaring when they say something is the best, it is and that is all there is to it.
Sweden Reinstates Protection After Brief Free Trade Trial
The Boston Journal notes Sweden joins a wave of protectionist sentiment, mirroring U S trends amid rising McKinleyism fears. The piece links the shift to a broader trend toward tariffs and economic nationalism spreading across nations.
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The
Boston Journal
Sweden
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She Was
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Peckville
Meer Tierney
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Chipriano Cambrosio
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Judge Edwards
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Peter the Great
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George Washington
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Rosie
Scranton Tribune
Lack'a. Ave
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Jeweler
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Powell’'S
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Snyder
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China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Liebecker & Watkins
Onithy
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
J.bolz
Hs, Cook
FURS
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J. Bolz
Niel
Iubsday
Hallacher
HJ. Langfeld
Ruppreght's
Crystal Palace
Peon Ave
Baptist Church
William S. Millar
Dunn
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