City Notes Reading Today and Local Events
Reading of Mrs Staple to be held at Mrs Thomas Dickson's home this afternoon at 4 oclock. Coroner Long will investigate death of Hungarian killed by Delaware wit Hudson team at Olyphant Wednesday morning. Informal reception planned by Catholic Historical Society and Newman Magazine Club next Tuesday from 7 to 10 at Guernsey building. John Riteke arrested on larceny by bailor warrant issued by Alderman Millett. Drilling contest at Winshipns jncel Throop won by Nichols and Johns. Scranton Symphony Orchestra concert Monday features Keon Williams Welsh tenor.
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Staple
Thomas Dickson
Long Atrent
Delaware Wit Hudson
Olyphant
Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
Guernsey
Old
Washington Avenue
Bauer
Bailef
Balloe
John Riteke
Center Street
Alderman Millett
Wailell Masouck
Winshipns Jncel
Throop
Perry
Thiggan
Scranton
Nichols
Johns
Symphony
Keon Williams
Mendelssohn
Cherubini
Grieg
Sololst
Archbald Defeats Carbondale High In Weathered Gridiron Faceoff
At Alumni Park Mastehl Archbald High School defeated Carbondale in a clash marked by Archbald’s evident superiority despite poor weather. Giles served as referee while Wall Stocker and McDonald starred for Archbald. McDonald scored the touchdown and Archbald’s coach predicted a strong team next year.
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Alumni Park
Mastehl
Carbondale
Archbald
Archiald
Giles
Wall
Stocker
McDonald
Archhald High School
Personal Accident Insurance Policy Issued by Ameri can Mutual Indemnity Co
An advertisement touts a new personal accident policy by Serantes company with claims of health restoration and benefits. It invites readers to call or write to Ameri can Mutual Indemnity Co at Traders' National Bank building for information. Also promotes Pocono Cigars and health products with bold testimonials.
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Serantes
American Mutual Indemnity Co
Traders’ National Bank
Union Thanksgiving Services Across City Churches
Two union Thanksgiving services were held in the central city with congregations from First and Second Presbyterian, Penn Avenue Baptist, and Elm Park Churches. Sermons by Rev. C. E. McKinven and Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce urged Christian unity, praised American liberty, and called for global compassion including Armenia.
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First
Second Presbyterian
Penn Avenue Baptist
Elm Park
Penn Avenue
Central City
Second Presbyterian Church
Europe
Cuba
Maine
Turkey
Mim Puri
Mage
Haydn Evans
Robert FP
Pierce
Charles M. Giffin
Mr. Harris
Taylor
Dunn
Michigan
Giffin
Mr. Pierce
Eisteddfod in the Providence Armory
The Providence Armory hosted an eisteddfod with three sessions. the event highlighted the Providence Choir as top prize winner in the evening, while Olyphant and local glee clubs competed in singing and literary displays. The Schubert Glee Club of North Scranton organized a successful festival that raised funds for the club.
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Providence Choir
Olyphant
Bic
Schubert Glee Club
North
Scranton
Gwalin
Armors
Ecelon
T. F. Watkins
Td, KB
Lewis
A. A. Vosture
KP. BK. Lewis
H. M. Edwards
EE. BE. Rebathan
Adjudentots
T. R. Watkins
Liew Herbert
D. Lewis
Chaireman
St. Paul
Bowne
Miah Devis
North End
Margaret Benne
Ivehant Beth Sane
Mire Davis
Dever
Magele Devise
North Scranton
William T. Mavis
Glee Club
Carrie
Ompson
Watkins
Eary Lierary
Wintfread Merce
Matthew Morris
Leony
Providence
Griffith Davis
J. Alfred Pennington
WH. M. Edwards
Joshua John
Robathan
M. Francie
Taylor
Sputheus
Gladiators
Llew Herbert
Richard Williams
Kingston
David Jenkins
West Side
J. BE. Watkine
Beth
Pennington
West Side Union Service Held at Simpson Methodist Church
Members of Methodist English Baptist and Presbyterian churches on the West Side attended a joint union service at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The comfortable auditorium was filled and the pulpit was occupied by the pastor.
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Bimyowon Methodist Episcopal Church
Side early vet evening
A man was taken to Lackawanna hospital after an incident noted in the report.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Dagen Farm Reservoir Ready to Fill for Scranton Water
The new Dagen Farm reservoir of the Scranton Gas and Water company will be filled within days once top dam work and missing gratings are completed. Officials say it could supply all city water needs when full.
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Dagen Farm
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Fea
Baltimore and Ohio to Add 100000-Pound Steel Cars
Receivers order 1000 steel cars each rated at 100000 pounds from Schoen Pressed Steel, Pittsburg, for seaboard trade. Also 50 consolidated locomotives with AXES inch cylinders ordered from Pittsburg Locomotive Works.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Schoen Pressed Steel Company
Pittsburg
Seaboard
Pittsborg Locomootive Works
Smallest Republic of the Pyrenees Declares Independence
A tiny state on a mountain summit near the Pyrenees claims to be the world's smallest republic. It covers one square mile, sustains a population of ten, and has existed since 1618. Recognized by Spain and France, it sits atop a flat mountain peak and appoints a president elected by a twelve-member council.
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America
Massachusetts
England
New England
Maryland
Thor
United States
Old State House
Chauet ix
Spain
France
Pyrenees
Council of Twelve
Unclear artist Albineg inspires grocer’s joke on ceiling art
A fragment hints at an artist named Albineg who painted a spider web on a ceiling causing a chambermaid to sweep all morning. The critic quips that such an artist may exist but doubts every chambermaid believed. The text closes with an ad for Smoke the Popular Punch cigars.
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Albineg
Crithe
Fiegende Blachter
Three Persons Injured In Slippery Sidewalk Incidents
Common Councilman Edward Cole of the Sixteenth ward slipped on Wyoming avenue on his way home from the theatre, spraining his left knee and receiving care from Dr J T Mecirath before a home visit. Dressmaker Mrs Mauricet Bailey dropped a market bucket on Scranton street injuring her right wrist, likely fracturing it, with treatment by Dr Beddow. Joseph Homer, 38, of Petersburgh, fractured his left leg after a fall on Beech street alley sidewalk.
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Edward Coleman
Sixteenth Ward
Wyoming Avenue
J. T. Mecirath
Loftus & Melvin
Cal
Mauricet . Bailey
Bromley Avenue
Scranton Street
Santon Street Baptist Church
Beddow
Joseph Homer
Petersbur
Beech Street
Routh
Fine instrument charms the home circle
The article notes that a finely tuned instrument forms a chief charm in a home. It discusses money well spent on a piano or organ, valuing quality over price and emphasizing lasting usefulness and enjoyment.
A Few Specials In 26 Inch Fast Black Umbrellas and Dress Shirts
Goods in broken sizes include 26 inch fast black umbrellas. Gent's colored Madras dress shirts priced 75 cents to $1.00. Also new line of children's coats, reefer coats, garb for ladies with feather boas, corsets, dress fabrics, and patterns from McCall's Bazar.
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Warner
McCall’s Bazar
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W. T. Evans
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Wales
National Air
Aver's ‘Cherry Pectoral
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Washington Ave
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Warren Ehret Co
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