Personal notes from Susannah week and local moves
The section records a March calendar with Susannah’s events, Thomas Be Mold’s Brook yan family ties, and a Presbyterian minister’s Thanksgiving plans. Daniel Wart returns from New York after submitting readings, and Mr Martinh receives a job offer from Wilkes Aurre. Mrs William Commedldia heals from a fall in Chicago with a foot injury, and Mrs Connell recovers at home under a surgeon’s care.
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Morristh
Susannah
Monty
Thomni
Mold
Brook Yan
Wrother
Virdistines Meteor
Piator
Sutmien
Piretalipel
Daniel Vs
Wart
New York City
Marthiv
Wilkes
William Commedldia
Dow
Ailway Station
Chicago
Des Moline
Mrs. Connell
Shiwly
Lion
Sudden Attack of Illness on Spruce Street Bridge
Mrs. Mary Carden aged about fifty five was found unconscious on the Spruce street bridge around 5 pm with a head wound. Doctors say base of skull fracture and brain concussion have left her condition very doubtful and precarious despite temporary relief.
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Marvy Carden
Spruce Street Bridge
Mary Carden
Irving Avenue
Spruce Street
Cirden
Quinn
Hospital Annual Meeting in Guernsey Hall Tonight
The Hahnemann Hospital holds its annual meeting in Guernsey Hall tonight. Dr J W Coolidge will diploma the nursing graduates and Rev Dr J J Lansing will deliver the annual address. Mrs M H Holgate will read the annual report. public attendance invited.
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Hahnemann Hospital
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Coolidge
J. J. Lansing
M. H. Holgate
General rehearsal tonight for Scranton opera troupe
The Recital Club and cast meet at Prof Dooraam’s studio in the Guernsey building for a general rehearsal. The Indies and men's choruses train with the chorus work praised and costume design under way. Changes to the cast and accessions to dances and chorus are announced as the prospect of a full house grows.
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Prof. Dooraam
Guernsey
Col. Th. M. Boles
Guernsey Hall
Hahnemann Hospital
Theeltal Club
Scranton
Serenade and victory rally for Connell and Republicans
United by the Union League, a crowd serenaded Congressman William Connell at his Vine Street home then moved to the Central Republican club for post election speeches. Speakers praised the Union League's campaign work and stressed unity and continued party strength in Lackawanna county.
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Union League
William Connell
Vine Street
Central Republican Club
Republian
George Marshall
League
Lawrence
Mr. Connell
Pinsuii
Congressman Connell
Cy M. Gitlin
Elm Park
Pinsutl
W. OC. Ou
John J. Scheuer
Deeds
Emil Bonn
James Ek. Watkins
Taylor
Ark of the Courts
Thomas P. Daniels
Tommy
Connell
Scranton
Scheuer
Daniels
Bona
Republican Party
Lackawanna County
Bonn
Republican
Watkins
Republic
Mine Boss Held in Bail Charged with Inciting Theft
George Smith and Thomas O Neill, two Johnson mine bosses, were arraigned before Alderman Millar on a charge of inciting boys to break open sealed cars on the EL and W V railroad and steal apples. O Neill was discharged. Smith held in 100 bail after testimony by a boy who said Smith ordered more raids.
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Thomas O'Neill
George Smith
Johnson Mine
Millar
O'Neill
Smith
Tugene Moran
Carlucci Sues Hood & Co Over Ellis Island Stone
Frank Carlucci filed suit via counsel in New York against Re H Hood & Co general contractors of Ellis Island New York harbor. He provided all cut stone for $130 000 and says final government payment was short by 15000 while contractors refuse settlement. suit to be instituted next week in New York City.
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Frank Carlucci
Re H. Hood & Co
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Carlucci
Rates on coal are unfair and freight discrimination blamed
The Scranton Board of Trade urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to end alleged discrimination in freight rates against anthracite coal. The resolution cites higher per mile costs for anthracite than bituminous coal and argues the bias harms local industry and power production. Other resolutions call for postal law reforms and a new Department of Commerce and Industries.
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National Board of Trade
Inter-state Commerce Commission
West Scranton Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Scranmton Board of Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
I. L. Hitchcock
Atherton
Scranton Board of Trade
National Board
Jie
Scranton
Tidewater
Hitchcock
William McClave
Scranton Hoard
Eangone
Eliciiman
United States Supreme Comet
United States
Valuable Dogs Poisoned In Court House Square Vandalism
Seven dogs found dead from strychnine poisoning in alleys near court house square. Megargee investigates owners and motive while a prized bull terrier recovers after veterinary care. Police pursue leads as theories about the humane act remain elusive.
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Hewett
Court House Square
Decker
Megoargee
Court House
Megargee
Scranton Business College Night School Promotes Evening Training
Employers seek workers who improve, as Scranton Business College urges young men and women to enroll in its night school to qualify for higher daytime salaries.
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Scranton Business College
Bribery Trial Drags On With Robinson Testimony
Former Lackawanna Telephone director Robinson testified he paid no money to secure the franchise and denied others paid. He described stock increases, council members he saw, and meetings at Scranton house and Traders National Bank. A new hearing is set for Friday evening at 7 40 o clock at Steam Heating and Plumbing.
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Charles Robingson
R. H. Williams
Simon Thomas
Edward James, Sr
P.P McCann
Lackawinna Telephone Company
W. J. Lewis
Rh. G. Brooks
Thomas Brovolks
W. I. Connell
A. P. Bedford
Robinson
C. F. Wagner
Adam Schroeder
J. J. Schneider
Edward James, Jr
Select
Council
Select Council
Treasures
Scranton House
Andrew Healey
Healey
Witness
Connell
Messrs. Brooks
St. Charles
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Newcomb
A. J. Healey
C. G. Boland
W. M. Finn
O'Cock
Banquet Planned for Judge John T. Kelly by Lackawanna Bar
Arrangements are set for a banquet at the Hotel Jermyn this Thursday honoring Judge John T. Kelly recently elected associate judge of Lackawanna County. City Solicitor Vosbury will toast. 190 of 225 bar members expected.
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John T. Kelly
Lackawanna County
Jermyn
Berlin
Sollester Vosbure
Lackawanna
Diehl
Col FP
A. Wussimmons
J. Beamish
John Mr. Cgumeter
James Gardner Sanderson
George M. Watson
Judge Welly
Frank L. Plillins
Traders’ National Bank
W. A. Wilcox
John R. Edwards
John Corbet
Marence Ballentine
M. F. Sando
John I. Reynolds
Walter Briggs
William H. Jessup, Jr
Frank M. Lynch
Scranton Business College Offers $100 Combined Scholarship
The Scranton Business College now offers a combined scholarship entitling the holder to complete courses for $100. The liberal contract has attracted many buyers and the offer will be withdrawn soon.
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Scranton Business College
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Interstate Commerce Law
Department OF Commerce and Industries
Department of Commerc and Industries
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Scranton Card of
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Luther Keller
West Scranton
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Lansing
Sehurman
Cornell University
Philippine Commission
A. B. Dunning, Jr
National Municipal League
Milwaukee
Dunning
Therty
Flanley
Gordon and Dilworth
E. G
Coursen
Lackawanna Ave
Lackawanna's
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Kelly
Central
Pennsylvania
Telephone and Supply CO
Adams Avenue
Mason & Hamlin
Powell & CO
the Oriental
Jardinieres
Ove Blyte
Jardinieres Am
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Conrad
Clay Ave
A. N. Kerr
Stora
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Washington Ava
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