Tague to Open Furniture and Undertaking Establishment
The article notes Tague opening a furniture and undertaker shop at 113 South Main Avenue today, with Mr Tague attending to undertaker work at 211 North Hyde Park Avenue. It also mentions various local notices including missions reviews, a millinery opening, a Welsh society talk, and several shop promotions on North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Waverly
Gomer Bowen
Joseph ‘A. Mears
Once Bros
Fred Reynolds
Rose Williams
Middle Granville
N. Y
J. J. Ae
Main Avenue
PW. Tague
Neville
Welch Philosophical Society
HW. M. Edwards
New York City
John T. Watking
William J. Brace
Reynolds
North Main Avenue
John Haibrey
Levy Davies
Hillside
Auch Davies
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Richard Davies
Northmore Avenue
Central Mine Accidental Fund
Washburn Street
Local notes from Green Ridge and Fleetville events
NORTIL END NOTES reports residents recovering from illnesses, moves, and social events. Brown and Merrimoen reside in Green Ridge while Hughes entertain guests from Danville. Gardner visits Factoryville, connections to Hornbaker and Bond families. Clergy movements include Dr Donne planning Hendricks building relocation. Luther an church foundations progress and funeral services for Miss Mary McManus noted. Junior Christian Endeavor hosts a no admission program with a silver offering. lineup includes songs recitations solos and Bible drill featuring local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria D. Brown
Green Ridge
Ol. Merrimoen
Green Ridge Street
E. D. Hughes
Dickson Avenue
Hunter
Danville
Jennie Gardner
Factoryville
George W. Hornbaker
Cupouse Avenue
C. Bond
South Orange
N.J
W. D. Donne
Hendricks
Church Avenue
Market Street
W. B. Freas
Preas
Miés Belle van Storck
Main Avenue
New Lutheran Church
Theodore Street
W.G. Watkins
Mary McManus
Fleetville
Gardner
Baptist Church
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Jesus
Lilly Danvers
Tom's
Mamie Evans
Mizpat
Violet Davis
Ethel Depuy
Huldah Capwell
Anna Sherwin
Maggie Danvers
Etta Danvers
Wilhelma Griffin
Grandpapa
Blodwen Richards
Mattle
Huntsman
George B Carter’s Testimonial Recital at Elm Park Church
Tonight Scranton invites music lovers to Elm Park Church for George B. Carter’s testimonial recital featuring Katherine Bloodgood contralto Lilian Guthrie Alfred Wooler and Richard Thomas. Doors at Linden Street open till p m then Jefferson Avenue entrance. A silver collection will be taken at doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sde
Thomas A. Bell
Mr. Bell
Howard Lewis
John the Baptist
W. J. Morgan
Jennie Lewis
Leeson Jt
Liazle A. Evans
Johnl. Williams
Nellie Morgan
Christ
Lizzle A. Davis
Richard Gwens
Lula James
Lizzie A. Price
Misas Anna Wilkins
Zaccheus
Margaret Hyans
Maggie Price
George B. Carter
Elm Park Church
Dundreds
Three Clergymen Eloquent. Temperance Group Forms
The Three Redemptorist missioners from Annapolis preach at St John’s and St Mary’s churches in German, with women’s and children missions planned daily. St Aloysius Young Men’s Temperance Society forms at St John’s, with 62 names and 90 more showing intent. Funeral notices for Mrs Mary Dean and Miss Kate Kelley, fire damages to a Goerge family frame house. Palmer Cox Brownies engagement at Frothingham. Sothern in Captain Letterblair at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
St. Mary's
River Street
Fathers Miller
Lutz
Hirer
Annapolis
Regan
Father Miller
Father Lute
Walter Miller
Kingdom of
Heaven
Maassen
St. Joins
St. Aloysius Young Men's Temperance Society
William Daniels
James O'Donnell
T. Ambrose Donahoe
John J. Gordon
James Kennedy
John Ward
Thomas McGuire
Donahoe
Gordon
Doyle
Ruddy
Gavan
BE. J. Melley
Jooks
Mary Dean
Birch Street
FE. H. Jordan
Hannah Crane
Remington Avenue
Lucy Coyne
Coyne
Philadelphia
Kate Kelley
Bridget Kelley
Pittston Avenue
Greenwood Coal Company
Goergle
Palmer Cox
C. B. Jefferson
Klaw & Erlanger
Fourteenth Street Theater
New York
Frothingham
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wilkes- Barre
Carbondale
Pittston
Charles B. Jefferson
Joe Jefferson
Letterblair
Lyceum Theater
Ann Rnievel
Metropolis
Rothern
Lyceum
Local Theater Notes Present Miss Carrie Louis and Oliver Twist
Miss Carrie Louis with Walte Comedy at Frothingham tonight through Wednesday with matinee 10 cent tickets. Dayton Herald lauds her vivacious performance in The Buckeye at Grand. Oliver Twist at Academy of Music Thursday with Miss Eliza Otis as Nancy Sykes. Davis theater advances A Jolly Lot with Four Emperors of Music for tonight through Wednesday.
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Carrie Louis
Walte
Frothingham
Dayton Herald
Carrie Loula
Dayton
Louis
Httl
Oliver Twist
Academy of Music
Charles Dickens
Oliver ‘Ewlat
Eliza Proctor Ota
Nancy Sykes
Davis’ Theater
Four Emperors of Music
Scranton
Davis’ Theatre
Dunmore Doings Chronicle Local Notices and Gossip
A stream of Dunmore happenings includes visits in New York City and Moscow, moves to Green Ridge, ill health at Butler Street and Einat Drinker Street, a new hotel opening on Drinker Street, and regular society events. Community readers report high school baseball, Epworth League activities, funerals, accidents, and preparations for a Lake Ariel excursion with a cane contest feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John May
Futter Street
Visting
New York City
Edward Soclmer
Green Nidge
William Johnson
Butler Street
A. PL McDonough
Moscow
Thomas Quinn
Einat Drinker Street
Thomas Dougherty
Drinker Street
Young Mank's Institute
Patrick Corcoran
Sport Hill
England
Annie Healey
Providence
Dunmore Friends
Dunmore Hotel
Epworth League
A. J. Knox
Spencer's Field
Edward J. Horan
Nova Villa College
Dunmore High School
No 2
Washington Roch Club
Frogtown
Koch's Hall
Kate Duffy
New York
Prohibition Club
Loyal Legion Hall
Friends of
Temperance
James Smith
Monroe Avenue
Dunmore
Archball
Reuben Jones
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hallroad Company
Winton
Jones
Moses Taylor Hospital
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Lake Ariel
John Hughes
Patrick Collings
van Ness
Princeton
St. Mary's Church
Father Splinter
Fathers Dunn
Rickaby
Loyal Legion
Ansure
Dinmore
Base Ball Glints Offer a Mix of Notables and Prospects
Early season baseball rumors highlight Buck Ewing's expected Reds role, Mullane seeking a major or minor league chance, Lachance rising with Brooklyn, Duke and Earle as Minneapolis battery, Robinson signing with Baltimore, and Umpire Chief Wright noting Chicago as a gate to eastern and western leagues. Anson and Hawley rumors surface amid league tensions and player valuations. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills are advertised as cures for blood and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Ewing
Reds
Tony Mullane
Lenuo
Lachance
Brooklyns
Martin Duke
Billy Earle
Minneapolis Battery
Robinson
Baltimore
Harry Wright
Saya
Chicago
Byrne
Daub
Qgutileider
Mike
Brooklynites
Irwin
Philadelphians
Delehanty
Turner
Battliye
Ab Dalrymple
Anson
Hawley
St. Louis
Acaton
Military News Letter Contest for Majorship and Cast Update
The article reports on an election to fill the colonelship of the Thirteenth regiment with Lieut Col Coursen as the unanimous choice and Major Mattes expected to become lieutenant colonel. It notes potential candidates including Captain Montrose Barnard and ex-Captain William B. Hockwell, plus voting rules and commissions affecting eligibility. It also mentions rehearsals for Allaloona with Miss Norton expected, and notices on Turnquest watchmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
Mattes
Montrose Barnard
William B. Hockwell
Company A
Alney
Montrose
Barnard
Stratton
Stokes
Company B
Kambeck
Allaloona
Webster Selim
Miss Norton
New York
Castoria Throughout Daby's Life Mentioned
A compact verse recalls Daby and a repeated Castoria motif from youth to motherhood. The lines echo nostalgia as Castoria accompanies childhood to parenting moments.
Miracle Cure Bellows Raw Beef Product For Consumption
Medical pamphlet extols Bovinine as life restoring for consumption noting Dr. J H Head of Atlanta treated a 35 year old man with 40 pound six month weight loss. After two weeks on Bevinine the patient gained seven pounds regained appetite and resumed work. author claims many similar cures exist and urges trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Head
Atlanta
Fead
Hart An's Patent Paint for Roofs and Brick Dwellings
Antonio Hartman offers Hart An's Patent Paint to stop roof thinning and brick crumbling. Applied to tin, galvanized tin, sheet iron roofs and brick dwellings it guards against cracking and breaking. It outlasts tinning and costs at most one fifth of tinning, sold by job or pound. Contracts handled by Antonio Hartman at 67 Birch St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartan
Antonio Hartman
Birch @t
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Luce Bros
Plymouth
Salvation Army
Glee Party
Army
Ife
Singleton
Fairchild
Weat
Olyphant
St. Patrick's Day
Wilkes-Barre
Pruids
Tr. Parry
de. J. J. Roberts
John H. Phillips
Willam Morris
Thomas Jones
William W. Evans
D. EB. Thomas
Stanley Lewis
North
Lincoln Avenue
Hore
Helen de Long
Anna Brill
Alice Mateland
Lulu Castner
Miorence Brill
Vina Knapp
Phoebe Thomas
Margaret Griffiths
Diana Lewis
Hather Peekins
Carrie Brill
Myrtle van Gorder
Clara Huighes
Jennie Williams
Daniel J. Evans
Harry Jones
Eugene Powell
Hartley Moser
John H
H.R. Jones
Division Street
Knights of Malta
T. M. Miller
Maurice
Florida
West Side
Starner
Revere
J. C. King
Jackson Street
OGO
Fredanole
North Matin KD
William D. Griffiths
Nortil
Tribune Printing Department
Dr. Wood
News OF the South
St. Mary's German Church
Temperance Society
Dunmore Doings
Thin Murnane
Hood
Eany Nc
Turnquest
Daby
Castoria
Miss
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
THE
Washington Avenue
Nay-Aug
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
Jowan Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Linn Allen Stock Brokers
Spruce Street
G. Cub
Dimmick
Washturn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Crosby Co
T Rodison
Dupont
Lincerne County
Wimington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Fittston
John B. Smith & Son
E. W. Mulligan
Wilker Harre
Repaune Chemical Compay
Commonwealth Lumber
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Anton and
Wilkes
Dr. Peal
Cole
John H. Phelps
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