Milford Cromer to wed Minnie Milford in Pittston
Special to the Scranton Tribune Milford Cromer of Cornelia street will marry Minnie Milford of Lehighton on April 5. Funeral notices report the death of Mrs Catherine Quinn at Pittston Junction and miner Patrick McHale found dead in Pittston. Stephen Young identified by officials as the man found near Patterson's mills. Saloons in the city lose licenses. many collieries idle. Marriage news from Binghamton and Montrose pending.
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Wyoming Telephone change hands signals expansion
The Wyoming Telephone company has new ownership and plans to improve conditions and extend lines to new areas during the coming season. Directors from Factoryville may visit to review the field and oversee improvements.
Factoryville Community Briefs and Upcoming Services
Factoryville borough council will hold its regular meeting this Wednesday evening. Last Thursday a delegation of Rebekahs visited Clark's Green and were hosted by May Griffin lodge. The Six Principle Baptists will meet Friday at 240 Brayton's home. Rev. Caterer of Dalton will preach and all are invited. The remains of Sterling B. Tripp of Scranton were brought here last Monday and interred at Evergreen cemetery. Lewis Harding of Cornell is spending Easter vacation with his parents in Factoryville. Mrs. A. E. Bush of Scranton spent Tuesday in town. The union temperance services at the Methodist church last Sunday evening were well attended.
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Rebekahs
Clark's Green
May Griffin Lodge
Union Temperance
Methodist Church
Lewis Harding
Cornell University
A. E. Bush
Scranton
Brayton
Caterer
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Evergreen Cemetery
Scranton Notes and Local Happenings
Thompson returns to Wyoming Seminary after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller. Mrs. Nettle Collyer travels to Moscow for her mother’s death. Flora Sanford leaves for Waverly Pa to spend time with her parents. Wrighter visits Scranton on business. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school presented a Hauster service The Beautifulity with Miss Havel Wilter and Miss Nessie Leonard. Laura Pickering visits her mother in Scranton for treatment with Lillian Mead. Dr. Cole and Bruce Hronson return from Cuba. Marty Crosier qualifies as borough constable at Montrose. Euphemia Lamb visits relatives in Ninevah NY. The Cornwall Mutual Insurance case before R F Howard involves RB & Galloway.
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Nessie Leonard
Marek
Laura Pickering
Scranton
Lillian Mead
Cole
Bruce Hronson
Jackson
Cuba
Marty Crosier
Montrose
Euphemia Lamb
Ninevah
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Cornwall Mutual In-irange Company
Lebanon
Ve, RB. & Galloway
Great Bond, Pa
Forest City News Highlights Local Wins and Incidents
The Welsh Congregational church raised over 700 at a recent fair with 500 more to apply against debt. The Wandling Hose company opens its annual fall in the opera house and invites brigades from Forest City to Peckville for nightly entertainments. Empire Bridge Co plans to expand on its New York state plants. Joseph Eisenwiner sues Lehigh Valley Co for damages from a round-house fall. M J Welsh and A J Wilkins arrested for alleged theft at the Wilbur house Sayre. Union Veterans to hold camp-fire in Waverly G A R hall April 16. Yardmaster at Erle yards in Waverly replaced. J S Carroll takes role. Isaac Lyon of Eastern Bradford dies at 58 in Orwell township. Bradford County seeks six flood bridges to be rebuilt, two of which to replace in Wyalusing and East Troy.
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Peckville
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Empire Bridge Company
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Horseheads
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Lehigh Valley Company
Sayre
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A. J. Wilkins
Isaac Lyon
Bradford
Orwell Township
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Enat Troy
Hallstead Notes and Local Social Items
Hallstead notes from April report visits. Mrs J Brown spent Sunday with friends in Brooklin. Charles Jool was away on business Saturday. Mrs Daniel Merrill of Montrose visited Hallstead. further details not shown.
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Local ministers lecture on world affairs and farewell noted
Rev Dr Watkins of Ottawa will lecture on Anglo-Saxon Supremacy at the Congregational church. he recently spoke there and has South Africa War insights. Rev W Holdlinshed spoke at Christ Church for Hoy J E Brodhead's farewell as he leaves to Jermyn. Alfred Davis travels to Scranton. Bert Howard dies. survived by wife and two children. funeral tomorrow at 8 at Methodist church with interment in South Gibson.
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Scranton
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Enterprise Hose Company
Methodist Church
South Gibson
Local Notes and a Narrow Escape from Debt and Divorce
Bradford County items report E Ryan arrested on a Philadelphia warrant for goods worth 27 dollars obtained by misrepresentation. Sayles residents George Holford and wife renew their long unsettled marriage after fifty years apart. Community updates include numerous visits, travel to Montrose and Binghamton, and local farming moves as residents attend to daily life.
Monument to Spanish War Dead at Arlington Planned
A 40 foot stone column monument in Arlington’s Spanish War section is to be erected by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. The design features a globe topped by an American eagle and inscribed In God We Trust, with four cannon balls at corners and four cannons flanking it. The dedication is set for April 20 and honors American soldiers and sailors who died in the war with Spain.
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Memorial Tribute by Colonial Dames Erects White Marble Headstones
The Colonial Dames honor fallen soldiers by planning white marble headstones in the Spanish American War section. The marker mirrors Civil War headstones and awaits congressional appropriation to proceed.
Irene Myers company stars in Alice of Old Vincennes adaptation
The Theatrical Academy presents an Afternoon and Night engagement by STAR Weber's Vaudeville company. The play adapts Maurice Thompson's Alice of Old Vincennes with significant stage additions and notable performances by Miss Harned as Alice and Willum Courtleigh as Beverly.
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Mr. Rose
Lumeell
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Clark
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Beret
Margaret
Gordon
Acta
Wallace Erskine
Cecil de Mille
Robert Broderick
George FE
Bryant
Helen Tracy
Stowaway and Two Orphans Shine in Academy Program
The Stowaway and The Two Orphans played at the Academy with fine performances by Trene Myers company. The Witte Tart will be the afternoon attraction and Eben Molden featured in a Lyceum Theater return engagement Thursday night with Edward E. Rose handling adaptation. The Willian West Pig Minstrel Jubilee travels to Lecam Theater Friday led by former star William West with a strong vocal lineup and seasoned comedians. Also promoted are Friend Karl at the Lycemn theater Saturday and Sunday matinees featuring Emmet Povo, plus Lewin's Big Show and Are You an Bugler at the Star theater with a large cast and a burlesque bill.
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Doh King
Seite
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Sry
Thunaday
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Mr. Lewin
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Iyer Bernie
Domes FP. Leonard
Cuno Pour
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William No
Burman
Veau
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Furnished rooms and rental ads in a Scranton Tribune page
The page lists multiple rental offers in Scranton and surrounding areas including furnished rooms at 347 Wyoming Avenue North Park and 807 Harrison, a store building for rent in Dickson City, several rooms in Adams and Linden streets, and a large furnished front room near North Park. Also includes sale notices and employment classifieds such as clerical and labor positions, and a public notice about a Republican district convention.
Bankrupt notices and court hearings in Lackawanna county records
Multiple 1900s era notices including bankruptcy adjudication for P. Guanwen and trustee meeting in Scranton. transfers of hotel licenses for Michael Mellody to Simon Thomas and Charles Jacobs to Charles Jacob. estate of William A. Lewis letters testamentary. dissolution vote of Lackawanna Store Association Limited. property assessments and sewer work notices. various legal notices from Lackawanna County courts and officials.
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Scranton
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Lackawanna County
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Icense
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Old Forge
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Pereby
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