Kim Park church supper plans and local notices
Community notices show Kim Park church ladies serving supper tonight from 2 to 10 o clock, Penn Avenue Baptist fried oysters supper this evening from 6 40 to 6 eleek, and a Taylor borough ward polling place move to the borough council room. Knight of the Mystic Chair hold fall event tonight at Meehier s hall Petersbore. Keystore campa ignpus meet at Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal tabernacle Thursday. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including Frank J. Ruch and Matte Jones Scranton to date.
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Ladies al Society of
Kim Park Church
Liveryong
Regiment
Knights of the Mystic
Meehier
Petersbore
W. Rood
Charlee Trend
Keystore Campaioncius
Howard Place
Af- Tivan Methodiet Episcopal Tabernacle
Morton
Frank J. Ruch
Stott
Matte Jones
Scranton
David DE. Jenew
Mary Reese
Beranton
David Liegd
Lillie Preetwood
Stranton
Joshua Bachmaf
Jéaneville
Eleanor Hinis
Thorns
Raddy
Annie Trowert
Scranto
Deromicn Byreh
Aboremret O'Hara
Jon W. Bader
Annie Kf. Kroftt
Strenton
Kara FP. Elewitt
Ida Gertrude Strong
Clark's Given
Mayor Signds Council Resolutions On City Projects
Signed by Mayor Bailey, the resolutions delivered to the city clerk include repairing Cedar Avenue and River Street hydrant, extending a sewer work deadline to Nov 04 on Chestnut and Price, repairing Providence police station, widening Hickory Street at Irving and Crowe Avenues, curb work on Columbia Avenue, awarding Scwnton Iron Fence Company a map project for Seventh Iron Fence on Rossfond Avenue, requesting Lackawanna Iron and Coal Ward Streets dedication, adjusting Gillespie Swamp flow, and planning stone sidewalks and curb work on Clay Avenue between Myrtle and Pine.
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Bailey
Cedar Avenue
Rivertreet
Chestnut
Price Streste
Providence
Hickory Street
Irving Hid
Crowe Avenues
Columbia Avenue
Boulevard
Washington Avenue
Scwnton Iron Fence Company
Rossfond Avenue
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Ward
Gillespie's Swamp
Twentieth Ward
Clay Avenue
Myrtle
Pine Streets
Sewer Damage Sparks City Repairs on Garfield Avenue
Disturbances in the mine workings under Garfield avenue sewer between Washburn and Jackson Streets have left the line nearly useless. Rebuilding could cost up to 1050 dollars. Street Commissioner Dunnlight plans to start work immediately. The ad ends with a note praising Beecham's Pills.
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Garfield Avenue
Washburn
Jackson Streata
Law Hinging on New Question in Civil Case Themes
Court yesterday heard a major question in law over whether an action for recovery of a penalty is civil or criminal. Griffin Lake fishing case led to certiorari, with Judge Vaughan urging a ruling that could set a precedent. Dozens of divorce and civil suit papers were filed, with many decisions and new-trial rulings noted.
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Bert
Griffin Lake
Lol Hernehat
Puusok Davitt
Michae Hernehon
Michael Custro
Tintrieck Moran
Fehiing
Grriffin Lake
Plaithf
Jurtica
Treacy Larmoreairm
Scott
Hon. J. Co. Vaughnn
Woeburg
Lokun
M. J. Lewis
Aucunt Gourhart
Samuel Davis
James Holden
James Stein
Sam Nee- Mi Agnainet
Anthony Dickman
Ot Him
James Ruane
Patrick Walsh
Mike McQlosken
Pennat
John Sharack
William Hodby
Tony Mingalotta
John W. Jones
Lille M. Mackey
J. A. Ducks
Kate Ducksburg
Dolph
M. E. Daly
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
A. Kilmartin
William Hobley
Balvatore Margota
Commonwealth
Fragmentary Legal Note on Bail and Bridge Allegation
Fragments state Gerrity was held on $600 bail and furnished it. The text questions the condition of a bridge or nave and notes no reason to believe it is broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrity
Silk Men Hustling Plans for New Allk Plant in Tenth Ward
Retling David and Schoon of New York city push to start their allk plant in the Tenth ward. The secretary of the board of trade received the floor plan to help secure better water service. The 270 by 50 foot front building on James street includes a Sa by 10 feet pump house and a 40 by 60 foot engine and rollers building. The plot reaches the Pennsylvania Coal tracks and may be fully built up with brick structures.
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Retling
David and
Schoon
New York City
Allk
Tenth Ward
Board of Trade
Tain
James Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Republicans poised for sweeping victory in Lackawanna race
The article predicts a strong Republican win for the whole ticket next Tuesday as the party rallies its supporters in Democratic Lackawanna. It warns individual Republicans not to ease up and stresses the vital chance to secure party supremacy.
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Democratic Lackawanna
Foul Play Hinted After Mob Attack on Pittstone Street Car
An angry crowd of foreigners mobbed the Pittstone Railway car crew after a street accident that killed John Bolandey. Bolandey's skull was crushed and the body mangled. Motorman John James and Conductor Cosine were not arrested. A jury will hear testimony Friday in Lugerne County.
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Pittstone
Scranton
Anilla
John Bolandey
John James
Cosine
Pollandey
Bolandey
Alle
Oder
Alline
Pittaton
J Nstice
William Brown
Ute
Lugerne
Widow takes administratrix bonds for half a million
Mrs Bila Amerman widow of the late Hon Lemuel Amerman Tuesday obtained letters of administration for his estate with a 500000 bond. Fidelity and Casualty Company of Maryland stands as surety. The estate value and prior bonds suggest substantial protection for the heirs and court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Amerman
Lemuel Amerman
Eatate
Fidelity and Casualty Compris
Morsland
Tiegister Hopkins
Thia
I. A. Watree
Miardian
Two Deserted Wives Seek Divorces in City Court
Margaret May Creter filed for divorce from William Creter claiming desertion after their 1887 separation following a marriage on August 9, 1856. Attorney George DTD Taylor represents Creter. Another filing by Elitia Lithee for Anthony Lance cites similar desertion grounds from a marriage begun June 4, 178 and dissolved April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret May Creter
Willian Creter
George Dtd
Taylor
Ibeland
Aire
Eiitia Lithee
Lvorce Fren
Anthony Lance
Vthey
Woman Tests Son's Law, Seeks Jail Stay
Mrs. Mary Burke of Railroad Avenue swore out a warrant for her son Thomas charging drunk and disorderly. He chose jail over a fine and was committed. Delaware and Hudson Railway to run round trips Scranton to Harrisburg at $4.07 for the Patrons of Husbandry meeting in Harrisburg November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burke
Railroad Avenue
John T. Howe
Thomas
Widaye
Pennsylvania State Orange
Harrisburg
Delaware and Hudson R. Ah
Scranton
Clothes Line Thieves Active In Local Neighborhood
Shoes and clothing worth several hundred dollars were stolen from clotheslines near Chief Robling's Gibson street residence. Citizens in plain clothes patrolled the area, but no arrests were made by midnight. The thefts targeted backyards along Gibson to Pine and Washington to Jefferson avenues, with residents suspecting locals as the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama Avenue
Bradley
Mradley
Tims
Specialmeeting called over fire engine lease for Franklin Engine
Grier and Kearney announce a Friday evening special meeting of select council. The panel aims to rush through a resolution on leasing or purchasing a fire engine for Franklin Engine Company. The measure has passed common council and awaits further action by P F Culpith on the contract for building the Cumberland Hoss. A bitter debate is led by Be West Kenrey of the Third ward as councilman Grier pushes the measure.
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Cumberland Company
Grier
Kearney
Eclectman
New
Cumberland
Calipin
Ordinanes
Select Counell
Franklin Eneine Company
Common
P. F Culpith
Dulldina
Cumberland Hoss
Te An Bitter
Be- West Kenrey
Joggeheads
Collenewe
Tower
Quirky Catalog Promises Low Prices on Silvery Goods
A storefront touts deep discounts on an immerse assortment of fine silveting novelties. It advertises ribbons in varied colors from Qe to 2a¢, and a range of hats including the Walking Hat, Klondike Hat, and Trimmed Sailore, with prices cited such as $1.19 for Maid Trimmer and heavy reductions from higher figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Californian Excursions Personal Conducted to California
Personally conducted trips leaving Chicago Wednesdays on the Burlington Route to Denver then via Denver and Rio Grande. Passengers travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars with comforts, guided by special agents of long experience. For particulars address T. A. Grady, Excursion Manager, I. & RW, 21 Clark St, Chicago.
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Chicago
Burlington
Denver
Rio Grande Ry
Purties
California
T. A. Grady
Excursion Mor. Co. I
Clark Bt
Gerrity Arrested for Assault on James Noone
Thomas Gerrity was arrested yesterday on charges of assault and battery against James Noone. Police records at Alderman Howe's office note Gerrity struck Noone in the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gerrity
James Noone
Alderman Howe
Gerrity
Noone
FELS-NAPTHA Ad Advises Gentle Washing in Cool Water
The notice suggests using FELS-NAPTHA soap in cold or lukewarm water to wash or clean, avoiding scalding or steaming, and attributes the guidance to FELS & CO., Philadelphia.
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Fels & CO
Philadelphia
West Side Young Man Abraham L. Thomas Missing
A West Side missing person alert reports Abraham L. Thomas last seen leaving his parents home on Mullein Street Friday at 7 p m. He is 18 years old, 6 feet tall, 135 pounds, dark complexion, with a mustache and brown coat with gray trousers. Relatives in Nanticoke report no word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham L. Thomas
West Side
Leyshon
Thomas Jeft
Mullein Street
Continental
Nanticoke
Eighth Annual Ball of Guardia Vittorio Emanuele
The eighth annual ball of the Italian society Guardia Vittorio Emanuele 11 will be held tonight in Music hall. Patrolman Victor Sartor is president, John Coggiano vice president, and Arigent Ferdinando chairman of the committee in charge. Dancing will begin at o'clock.
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Guardia Vittorio Emanuele
Music Hall
Victor Sartor
John Coggiano
Arigent Ferdinando
Freight truck shoved from station by boy sparks damage
A freight truck at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Station was pushed onto the track by a boy yesterday morning. An approaching engine struck the barge, shoving the truck and dislodging two pillars from the station porch.
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Delaware Lackawanna and Western Station
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Lackawanna Ava
MR. Soper
Soper
Dean
Squire
Wolgate
Yesterlay
Mr. Soner
al Herert
M. Herbert
M.D. Trurdlece
H. Truilpiece
C. Conrad
Mary Shaw
Todustrial Insurance Company
C. Decker
Thiehard Broadley
Amon Robingan Weuthat
George Cinvrk
Edward Malchuck
Andrew Wallagher
Commonwealth Aralnet
May Potishey
Patrick Gavin
J. Shincauimieh
B. J. Minds
W. 7. Barnes
Buont
Thomas Burke
Gibson and
Washington and
Jefferson
Logeerhendne
Muwyehs Alin
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming
Hearthorn
Grover Gratmim
Pepeia
Matthews Iron
Bruggisty
Leaeko- Woon
Wreule
Abraham LL. Thomas
China
Taio
THE
Rexford Company
Lackawanon Avenue
Vina War
Wali
Wyoming Avenue
Reading
Lackawanna Avanua
Stewart
Ofa Ooda
Combs
Lackawanna Ave
J. J. Ladwig
Sale
Lack. Avenue
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