City notes of officials meetings and social events tonight
The board of control teachers committee meets this evening. The Young People’s assembly holds a business meeting. A night school opens at No.6 Cedar avenue with Professor Meaumont in charge. Common and select councils meet in sessions. St Luke’s Ladies Guild hosts a 2 to 6 pm cake sale at the rectory. Elim Park ladies plan a 6 to 8 pm tea. Card invitations extended. Scranton faces Wilkes-Barre in a baseball game this afternoon with Mullarkey and Jefftings as captains. Various public works and police appointments are debated tonight. The weather hints at continued Indian summer. Continuous notices of Welsh Baptist conference, New England Society banquet plans, and drainage talks fill the schedule. A musical piece in a weekly issue will be printed, with literary and theater notes throughout. An accident on Mulberry street injures a rider. Lackawanna hospital treated Bowman and released. Austin’s Giganteans attract crowds at Davies theater.
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Board of Control
Young People’s Assembly
Cedar Avenue
Professor Meaumont
Common Council
Penta
Select Council
Ladies’ Guild
St. Luke's Church
Rectory Tarrow
Ald Solity
Elim Park
Cardinl
Scranton
Whikes-arre
John Mullarkey
Hugh Jefftings
Wilkes-Barre
B. Brockway
Justice Hand
Jeferson
Vine Street
Burilay
Pennsylvania
Taylor Baptist Church
New England Society of
Lackawanna County
Board of Trade Rooms
Lackawanna Avenue
Imade
Police Committee of Select Council
Iitscus
John &. McHalé
McTinte
Raymond Court
Dmecer
P. G. Walsh
Guernsey Bros Feature The Weber And The Best
Guernsey Bros presents a brief feature highlighting Weber as a standout figure and noting a top performance or recognition. The piece emphasizes local interest and market details around the event or display.
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Weber
Pet the
Guernsey Bros
Boxing Tournament Ends in Brooklyn with Upsets and Slugging
Greenwood Athletic Club of Brooklyn wins as Joe Williescheck and Joe Lane claim prizes. The 126 pound final between Williescheck and Clannon ends in a redraw before a verdict. Referee controversy surrounds Kohler and Kohler’s gymfare faces crowd opposition. The middleweight bout between McGowan and Paton is marked by heavy slugging and a disputed decision.
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Music Hall
Excelior Athletic Club
Kohler
New York
Laula
Wilkes-Barre
Closs
Nouncer
Thomas O'Donnell
Trenton
Willim Kane
Excelsiors
Thomaas Monahan
The
O Donnell
Tim McDermott
George Jones
Joe Willischeck
Philadelphia
John Clannon
Brooklyn
Harry Woods
Clunan
Jtch
Bob
2 Kohler
Stobert
Wilebeck
Clunun
Williececk
Robertson
Joe Lane
John Rice
Sam Ize
Igel
Lane
Yeel
Edward Fitzgerald
Agaiinst Batty McCoy
Burns
Fitzgerald
McCoy
P. J. McGowan
Excelatora
Mike Paton
Paton
Dr Walk to Lecture on The Benefit of Associated Charlies
A special committee of the Associated Board of Charities arranges Dr Walk of Philadelphia to speak on The Benefit of Associated Charlies at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms on Nowa. J B Cohen Colonel H M Boles M F Sando Rev G L Aldrich Rev Rogers Igragl to meet Walk and plan the evening. Colonel Ripple to introduce the lecturer, noted for experience in charitable work.
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Associated Board of Charities
Dr. Walk
Philadelphia
Associated Charlies
Young Met
Christian Association
Nowa
Dy, Walk
J. RB. Cohen
H. M. Boles
M. F. Sando
G. L. Aldrich
Rogers Igragl
Ripple
Point of Law To Be Decided By Alderman Wright
Alderman Wright will decide a motion in a case where W C Capwell sues Charles H Sivilly for a $100 commission from a property sale. Capwell sought a purchaser offering $14 000, with a $100 bonus if successful, otherwise $40. Capwell pursued potential buyers including Mr Jenking and Mr Davies in hopes of earning the fee.
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Jenkins
Smilly
Davies
Capwell
Smlly
Replogle
Carpenter
Alderman Wright
W. C. Capweill
Charles H. Sivilly
Sivilly
Mr. Capwell
Jenking
Notable Opening of Scott Collection at Garney Brown Co
Art lovers toured the Scott collection at Garney Brown and Co on Adams Avenue and Linden Street. Works by Tamburini Witt and A Fox drew praise from critics and collectors as the gallery welcomed visitors all day and extended hours. The exhibit showcases European and American masters and drew strong local acclaim.
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Scott
Garney, Brown & Co
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Scotts
Conntleeurs
Tamburini
J. A. Witt
New York
A. Fox
America
Europe
Scrantom
Wildcat Treed After Three Hour Chase by Dunmore Hunters
A wildcat weighing 22 pounds was killed near Daleville Tuesday by Harry Depuy and Charles Mowry of Dunmore. The chase followed a dog scent on a hillside, ending three miles from the start when buckshot brought the cat to ground. The day yielded birds and eight rabbits.
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Daleville
Harry Depuy
Charles Mowry
Dunmore
Depuy
Dewan Baying
Jim
County Jail Notes From Crime Roundup
Martin Reagle, a laborer, was sentenced to ten days imprisonment for drunkenness and was caught with two large paving stones in his hands. Mary Quinnan received thirty days imprisonment for drunkenness and annoying Michael Toole on the West Side. The clipping also critiques Palmer Cox drawings and mentions a serialized story "Queer People" offered at ten or twelve cents per part.
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Martin Reagle
Mary Quinnan
Michael Toole
Palmer Cox
Mal
Taylor's New Directory and Williams' Counterclaim
A Scranton directory dispute shows J J Taylor publishing a city directory while Williams' Directory Corps claims rights. A letter from Hunt & Connell disputes Taylor's claim of independence and notes an order for 16 copies, asserting Williams' separate authority and urging local support for home industry.
Tribune to Give Clearly Printed Music Selection at No Extra Cost
The Tribune announces a new Saturday feature offering a clearly printed selection of good music at no added cost. Stocks are limited and readers are urged to order early for extra copies as the feature becomes understood.
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the Tribune
Make Your Children Happy Part One Queer People
A lighthearted humor feature invites families to share a playful segment titled Queer People. The piece promises gentle laughs for children as it presents animated, whimsical scenarios suitable for home viewing.
Colonial Food Offer Free Pickage At Davidew Bros
Attention to the public to call at the store and secure a free sample of a world famous food. Colonial Food claims no rival. 0.T. Millar at Court Street and Diamond Avenue. Advertising copy promising silver products and silver made items available at Davidew Bros.
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Colonial
T. Millar
Court Street
Diamond Ave
Davidew Bros
Verdict and cases in Archbald court at Scranton
The Archbald court adjourned with jurors still in deliberation in the Murray v borough of Winton case. The Manley v city of Scranton jury sought instruction on intoxication versus drunkenness and heard the judge explain the distinction. Other matters included Stephen Jones claiming land taken for street purposes, a 1859 constitutional issue, and a Murphy v borough of Winton malpractice claim over a gutter causing cellar flooding. Marriage licenses issued for Scranton pairs. a divorce action was filed by Mrs. Gartie Mallander against George Mallander. The piece ends noting overheard remarks about a loud musical performance and a stray comment about dynamite.
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Anne Manley
Scrinton
Archbald
Archibald
Manley
Lackaswanna Avenue
Stephen Jones
New Street
Washington Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Hannah and
Price
Westroyd
Joseph O'Brien
Dilenh
Albright
Sturges
Edwards
Key
Wlarntiff
Lymer
Bidwards
John A. Thomas
Martin O. Dolphin
Mamie Gallagher
Scranton
William Perry
Esther Louise Lamoreux
Michael Whaling
Margaret Ellen Carden
Andrew Tho- Dushenik
Agnes Muhart
Carbondate
Gartie Mailander
Tacob Cordier
George Mallander
Tim the Tinker at Frothingham Delights Local Audience
A large crowd enjoyed Tim the Tinker at Frothingham theater last evening. John J. Brennan led the cast with humorous songs while Little Winnie and Miss Desmond drew praise for their natural performances. The play follows Irish life in Killarney and Tim’s story with strong supporting roles. Tim the Tinker will be performed again this evening.
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Frothingham
Tim the Tinker
Frothingham Theater
John J. Brennan
Killarney
Littl Winnie
The Unpopular Minuet and Nearby Rumblings
A Chicago Record excerpt recalls a neighborhood discussion where young women overhear a minstrel piece called The Minuet. A meek neighbor admits surprise at how far sound travels, sparking varied reactions and laughter among the group.
Rare Scranton Wilkes-Barre Symphony Concert at the Academy
The Scranton Wilkes-Barre Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Academy of Music with Theo Hemberger leading the fifty member ensemble. Mrs Theo Hemberger will sing soprano, Joseph Piamuello and Joseph Summerhill join on piano and cornet. A varied program includes overtures by Mendelssohn Wagner Liszt and works by Bizet Schubert and other composers.
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Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
The
Academy of Music
Academy of Bmusic
Symphony
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Theo Hemberger
Scrantaniany
Theo, Hemberer
Joseph Piamuello
National Conservatory
New York
Joseph Summerhill
Overkure
Mendilesohn
Wagner Liszt Cavating
Cahment
Bizet Symphony
Golo Iuntisilahed
Schubert
Cangonetta
Rahim
Bariernberg
Hap
Frayer
Weselyn
Hemberger
Ritter
Engine whistle incident near Providence station alarms crowd
A Delaware and Hida railroad engine near Providence station released a long whistle for about ten minutes around six in the evening after a rod broke, drawing a crowd who feared a serious accident as tires were moved and the rod removed to stop the whistle.
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North
Eni
Tial
Delaware Ind Hida
Providence
Engin
Cayuga Mine Resumes Work After Shaft Caving
The Cayuga mine reopened after a two weeks halt caused by a cave in the Von Storch shaft which blocked the Carl vein second opening. Three shifts worked to drive a passage to Storis shaft No. 4. completion occurred Tuesday night without injury due to timely timbering of the Von Storch join.
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Storis
von Storch
Thanksgiving Recital At Elm Park Methodist Church
Mr Carter will present an attractive musical programme at the Elm Park Methodist Church Thanksgiving night free jubilee to benefit the poor with a silver offering. The event promises a crowded house due to Mr Carter's organ recitals and Palmer Cox Brownie treasures for children available in parts for ten to twelve cents.
Rogers Jewelry Stock Showcases Late Line Selection
When in need of something late in the Jewelry line call and see Rogers stock before making your final selection. He can show you the latest and a large assortment to select from.
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Rogers
Fur Garment Manufacturer Guarantees Satisfaction and Prompt Mail Service
A fur garment maker declares in-house production with a guarantee of full satisfaction or money back. The notice promises prompt attention for all mail orders and offers a mailed catalogue upon request.
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Hlusteated
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Ernest Wagner
Dixon
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Davia’ Theater
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Taylor’s New Directory
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Taylors
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City
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Chicago Record
Planos
von Storch Ming
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Mall
Davidow Brow
Pat Torms
Die
Ad Gross Rivhand
Lindsay
Powell's Mucio
Rogers Row
Davillow Bros
Czarina
Uhritaas
W.W. Berry the Jeweler
Lavine Ave
TME
Sohmer
Columbus Monument
Negre Tiana
Lua
Woolworths
Ie. Wie
Woolworth
Jewelry and Silver
Washington Ave
Bolz
Wyoming
U A Clothiers
Halerad Funstore
Osland
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Alaska
Circular Cape
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