Flooded Cellar News From Wilkes Barre Area
Reported four feet of water flooded the Wilkesbarre Times cellar during the flood. Kingston Woodward colliery resumed work after a two day halt. Wilkesbarre Times editor Charles B. White recovered from a three week illness. John Gallagher of Wilkesbarre died from a stroke suffered last August. Diphtheria cases rise in Hudson village Plains township. Eugene Mulligan of Wilkesbarre stranded in New York by flood, returned via Albany in eight hours. Father Colligan condemns prize fighting in Plains. Government advancing plans for the Dilley lot in Wilkesbarre for a future building site. Ninth district United Mine Workers convention to meet in Mahanoy City with card inspection among topics. Smallpox victims Farland and Thomas Bawards in Plymouth. one death yesterday. Councilman Frey Payne contracted smallpox. measures to stamp out illness emphasized. School closures and street cleanliness noted. cats and dogs observed in streets. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm cited as cure for piles burns and sores. Local distributors Parrot Peck & Roberts involved.
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Wilkesbarre Times
Woodward
Kingston
Charles B. White
Wilkesbarre” Times
John Gallagher
Wilkesbarre
Hudson Village
Mil Creek
Plains
Eugene Mulligan
New York
Albany
Farlane
Nanticoke
Father Colligan
Plains Catholic Church
Dilley Lot
United Mine Workers of the
Ninth District
Mahanoy City
Yam
Thomas Bawards
Plymouth
Frey Payne
Irile
Smal Fox
Bowen
Smallpox and health notices from Wyoming county
Reports detail smallpox be affecting Tunkhannock and Eaton school in Wyoming county with closure for nearly two weeks. Articles mention a charter granted to Buckhole Water Storage and Supply Co of Little Gap Carbon county and various local incidents including deaths from injuries and corns.
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Tunkhan
Tunkhannock
Eaton School
Wyoming County
Buckwhale Water Storage and Supply Company
Little Gap
Carbon
John Decker
Teussell Hill
Wyo
George Bolson
Bolson Hill
John , Watkins
Scranton
Wyoming County Teachers' Institute
Isaac B. Peltz
Natalie Anthracite Coal Co
Suber frmtow over band Stoecialyat kms'
Fragmentary OCR notes show a fragment about a band and a topic labeled as suber frmtow. Key names or locations are unreadable, leaving the core event unclear.
Ladies Furnishings and Fancy Stocks Advertised
An assortment of ladies wear and accessories is advertised with prices ranging from 2c to 316.60. Items include embroidery, velvet, chiffons, lace handkerchiefs, silk veils, Mocha gloves, chatelaine bags, and mohair and suede coats in assorted colors. Special holiday prices are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOY Department
Santa Claus
Pennsylvanian railroad guides Emigh Valley Mailroad adjustments
Partial OCR text outlines adjustments to the railroad lines near Pittston and Avoca, mentioning the Lackawanna Railway and the Emigh Valley Mailroad, indicating operational changes or routing notes for the region in Pennsylvania. The fragment hints at a public or official notice regarding railway guidance or scheduling.
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Luzerne
Benett
Mitchell
Fulford
DeWitt
Felta
Parrot, Peck & Roberts
Pittston
West Pittston
The
Commonwealth
H. Robion
Hillsborough
W. ©. Price
G. D. Stroh
J. H Houck
Morton J. Hilly
Lebanon
Ind
J. F Aout
Main St
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
England
United States
Tate
Mhomas Roud
J. J. Westler
Seung Sak Oesniete Ee Eee Eran Co
Sttewed
Thiand
J. J. Mangan
Mammoth
Les Raglan
Tan Dive
Rasmingy
Prien Ray
Witte
Dep’t
Mangan’s Store
North Main Street
Pittston, PA
Bbyca
Brown & CO
A. B. Brown
Hennsylvania. Railroad
Sengton
Wade
Webb
Sui Matt
G. Carpenter & CO
W. Market
Naterman
Nicasor & Newton
Aymerwne Regia
T.s.&w.s. Barritt
North Main ST
Cray's Transfer CO
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