Trolley firm eyed Oregon Grove park plan debut
A Scranton news column notes Rapid Transit Co now building a line from WilkesBarre to Scranton. Manager Wyly visits, aims to boost patronage and eyes Oregon Grove as a site for a park and excursion rest. Councils urged to promote this drawing card along the line.
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Wyly
Rapid
Shdp
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Pittston
Board of Trade
Oregon Grove
Pittston City Board Seeks Additions to Upper Pittston School
Proposals for erection of an addition to the Upper Pittston school building are sought by the Pittston City Board of School Control. Plans and specs available at A B Powers hardware on South Main Street. Sealed bids for each piece of work due by Wednesday evening in 1802. William J. Jordan, Chair.
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Pitton City
Scranton Visitors Trend Across Family Homes
Personal notes list Mr and Mrs Fred Mayo of Scranton visiting relatives in Scranton and nearby towns. Ella Stocker of Philadelphia visits Mrs Thomas Chariton on South Main. Marie Specce and Mrs J A Lewis Hutchinson stay with Hutchinson family. Irene and Gertrude Garrison from New York join Mrs Hutchinson’s parents on Johnson Street. Mrs Seiwemly and daughter from Honea visit on Beach Street.
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Scranton
Tee. Thome
Mies Ella Stocker
Philadelphia
Mfr
Thomas Chariton
South Mal
Mise Marie Specce
J. A. Lewis B.J. Hutchinson
Irene and
Gertrude Garrison
New York City
Hutchinson
Ohinson Street
M. Seiwemly
Fat Lai
Honea
Ryo
Local Gleanings: Talks, obituaries, trains, and events
Community notices recount a funeral for Mrs. Lamipman of Avoca, a new Lehigh Valley train stop at Falls, and various church events in Scranton and surrounding areas. Mentions a young McNamara death, a camp meeting in Suga, and retail notes from Sharp's Market.
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Mix
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Scranton
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de Teuwuapet
Enoyen
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Lackawanna
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Pon
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Mianah
Wiesher
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Prformer
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Mahner
Cumming
Fock Rae
Onewras
Parker
Mazel Sod Birela Wilms
Arileos
Pay Sichner
Gertrude Tate
Wil Sharkey
Devi
Wil Schooly
Vicor Crag
Thomas
le Aeverson
Bakoras
Mioe Buperitendene
Thomas Themag
Nate
Bate
Cine
Sharp's Market
Large crowd at West Pittston driving park event
Yesterday's West Pittston driving park day drew huge crowds from Pittston Wilkes Barre and Scranton. A morning Pittston Greys baseball win 12 to 10 followed afternoon horse races with close finishes and multiple heats. Local clubs Caledonians and Ninth Regiment showcased duties and prizes.
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Pittston
Thedireys
Greys
Caird
McNalty
West Pittatos
Fulmer
Dolan
Steed
Jomen Lew
Kansas
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Halon
A. Wilkes
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MB Snyder
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Ile
Lord Mindeton
Peri
Phipph
Ella
MB Baydor
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G. John Woods
Webster
Law
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Perrin
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Sehueta
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Ova
Iny
Billy
Jamen Cummings
Madge
Auterg
Inkerman
Flora
Hughes
Billy Red
Tee
aeRo Venta
Tentablah
Marlen
Piston
Peter Curtey
Joh Kenceon
Halemite
Peter Avoca
Edward Sharkey
Wilkes
Alexa
Quiet strike centers shift as Duryea arrest stirs mob scene
Reported calm returns to Duryea and nearby centers after a failed arrest sparked by a threatened assailant. Constable Darrow and Harris pursued the suspect, chased by about four thousand frightened workers who sought refuge with local officials. The incident follows removal of company police, with delegates elected for an upcoming convention to shape the strike’s next steps. President Mitchell has returned from the West and signals no shift in union stance. Multiple notices follow on local commerce and labor as a broader regional pause settles into the day.
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Stoud
Sherif Belna
Femove Ite
Wil Darrow
West Pittston
Duryea
Harris
Darrowt
Iad
Squire Mouiska
Te Iretlow
Mr. Harris
Inter
Koke
Mitchell
Mott
Codekar
Feigay
France
Dietrek
Wilkesbar
Carlo
Charles Colony
Wilkeebarre
Lehigh Valley
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Railway
Sanith
Southern Railway
Los Ageles
Philadelphia
Washington
Union Social Club
Sundials Revived In Home Gardens And Mints Of Wisdom
The article praises sundials as quaint and popular in American and English settings with about 200 examples noted in the US. It discusses placement, symbolism, and quotes Charles Lamb and Shakespeare, while contrasting fashion notes and a Boston shoe sale amid the text.
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Charles Lamb
Abe
Boston Sho
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