The Leader announces large department store specials
An advertisement from The Leader at 124-126 Wyoming Ave promotes a wide range of bargain goods across departments. It highlights all wool fabrics, mohair, silks, hats, ribbons, capes, children's and women's apparel, men’s suspenders, parasols, and garments with low Leader's Prices and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Chovokeld
Lealen
Lenter
Teiliontine
Lender
Lander’s
Leader
Lewler
Hoys
Fauntleroy
Ini
Local cave in near Jower Church street and mine works
A Saturday night cave in on Jower Church street above the Eddy Creek mine opening about twenty feet square caused ground settling and river water seepage into the mine. Extra pipes were laid to keep out winter. Dunes Milton of Scranton was in town. Funeral attended for Mrs. Swiffin Archbald. A Primitive Methodist fair opens with booths and entertainment by Alfred Hartshorn. continues tonight and tomorrow. William Hull returned from Florida. Leo Lynch to Georgetown University. Invitations for a gathering at Genieve Hyland's home Wednesday evening. Yale student M Hathaway leaves for study. Mrs. Baltry visits in Dunmore street. A. J. Cawley of Archbald in town. Mystic Cure advertised for rheumatism and neuralgia sold by Carl Lorens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jower Church Street
Eddy Creek
Todd
Dunes Milton
Scranton
Thomas Hoban
Swiffin Archbald
Excelslor Llese Company
T. Frank Jordan
Thomas J. Williams
Henry Horn
Try
James Jordan, Jr
Thomas Twaddell
John Burke
William Twaddell
William Burke
J.J. Rogan
John Pettigrew
John Pettigrew, Plb. Fersenaxmen
Weldwin Patten
Wis
Tethhers
Willan Patten
Thomas Walsh
Hert Mason
James Killeul Jen
Willen ¥ Willaims
William Hull
Florida
Mary Brown
Lockawaxen
Mary Cowley
Delaware Street
Leo Lynch
Yesterning
Chocorgetown University
D.C
Auspines
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Primitive Methodist Church
Mahon’s Hall
Alfred Hartshorn
Green Ridge
Hert Lynch
Philadelphia
Genevieve Hyland
M. Hathaway
Jir
Yale College
T. J. Baltry
Providence
Mrs. McLoughlin
Dunmore Street
A. J. Cawley
Archbald
Town
Notices at Shannon Co. newsdealers on North Main Street
Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Shannon Co. newsdealers North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Mayor Elect O Neill Sworn In and City Officers
The oath of office for the new city officers was administered yesterday at the Municipal Building. Mayor Elect O Neill took the oath first, followed by Treasurer Connor and others including Aldermen and council members, with Swigart named temporary chairman and Nealon and Maton sworn in for wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleet O' Neill
Hendrick
Patrick Conner
O'Neill
Willian Peel
John F. Wheeler
Menulty
Aaljiurninont Toe
Ashat
Common Council
Alivesrs
Dougheri Lonnonate
Donald Devine
Mate
Brandon
Mille
Ely Clerk
George Mills
George Fivans
Efivanit Wi ‘Ta
Mille” Thie
Conners Tare Ion
J A Bates Undergoes Appendectomy in Hospital
J A Bates of Park Street underwent an appendectomy after a diagnosis of appendicitis. The operation, performed by Dr Wheeler with Drs Gills and Siletis assisting, revealed advanced disease. Recovery remains doubtful, though physicians report some improvement and no immediate complications. Bates is married with three children.
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J. A. Bates
Park Street
He Wheeler
Tiates
Nicholas Moon
Bicycle Club Meeting Urges Cinder Path Toward Homesdale Somanten
Carbondale Cycle club discusses building a cinder path between Homesdale and Somanten drawing local interest. An open meeting Friday evening expects a large turnout. Potential formation of an association with $1 initiation fee and 25 cent monthly assessments.
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Carbondale
Towarl
Homesdale
Somanten
Deaths in Clifford and Wilshire area claim two young lives
Friends mourn Dr POU Gardner of Clifford who died at 645 in the morning from gastritis. Hessie Williams passes away following illness. The ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Yourm of Wilshine avenue died Sunday night after two weeks with bronchitis. Funeral for the doctor will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pou. Gardner
Clifford
Bridge stone work bidding set to commence
Local contractors will soon be invited to bid on stone work for the new concrete bridge. W L Beers of Clark Co is arranging bids for broken stone and sand, with work to start soon and be pushed to completion, the bridge to be erected in the city.
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W. L. Beers
Frm
Clark & Co
Towo
Copilly
Rail project ties papers to state department
Papers filed at Harristy inform the Consoltian of the Carbon Dale and Forestry Passenger Railway about the Carbondale Traethin camping. The capital is listed as 450000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Harristry
Carbondale
Forestrty
Local Notes From The City Parish And Nearby Visits
Ruthven pursues public support for his ideas in the city while Trinity church holds a late evening meeting. Mrs George Chapin and her daughter visit Mrs Vincent in Hornellsville New York. Miss Nelle O Byrne visits from Olyphant and several residents update on work moves and births. New lodge officers were installed and J Burnett of Scranton is noted.
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Avery
Ruthven
Trinity Church
Ciper House
James Kenworthy
Delaware and Hudson City
George Chapin
Tiiy
Vincent
Hornellaville
N.Y
Nicise Edwards
Wilkes
Harre
John Edwards
South Church Street
Wilson Gerry
Ducknell University
Wil Wam Geary
John Lynch
Last Chance
McGrath
Pittston
M. H. Brown
Scott Street
Steam Dye Works
Frank Berry
Wilkes-Barre
Canaan Street
Henry Colling
Brooklyn Street
Olive Leaf Lodge
R. E. Sheehan
New York
Br. J. Burnett
Scranton
Nelle O'Byrne
Olyphant
Funeral attendance and illness report in Kingston district
W F Carden and James Boland of Dundalf street attended Miss Elizabeth Moran's funeral at Kingston yesterday. William H Wills is confined to his home by a severe influenza illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carden
James Boland
Dundalf Street
Elizabeth Moran
Kingston
William H. Wills
Easter Services And Local Notices In Berwick
Berwick residents attended Easter services with special music and floral decorations at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Local movements include Wallace Barnes relocating, Arnold returning from Delaware, and multiple visits among area families. The Hinkely board of health reorganized for the year with appointed officers and committees, and Wilton Hose plans a meeting to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Carey
Berwick
S. J. Taylor
Arnold
Delaware
Harry Coates
Yatesville
Robert Coates
Wallace Barnes
Weat
John Williams
Joseph Hagush
Manesfield Normal School
Fawn
James Jonling
Plains
Epint
Ags
William
Thomas Hell
Mrs. Jones
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Exercices
Presbyterian Church
James
Fred Benjamin
Hetle
Masterles
Edith Rooke
Gerth Dames
Amd
Hinkely Board of Health
HL. Thompson
Health of
Heer
Fool
Veetekle
B. M. Mogens
HL Ow. Thompson
BE. L. Crate
B. Smith
Be. L. Creda
The
Thompeen
3. Smith
BE. i. Crate
HH. OL. Thompeen
Wilton Hose Company
Taw
Fc Lintern
Local notes round up illness travel and outings
Mrs. M S Lowe is recovering from illness. Erik Gratton returns from Philadelphia. Mrs FF Bernstein and children return from New York visits. FP J May attend Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ball in Elmira. A child found morphine pills and recovered after medical aid. Rev John Davir returns from Elmira. Ducks observed on the river with local hunters failing to shoot. Grover Cleveland not present but Ray Capwell shoots several ducks. Baptist church Ladies Aid to host a soup sale at Railroad YMCA. Mrs J B Davis visits Union. Miss Jennie Sawyer visits Candor neighbors.
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M.S. Lowe
Erik Gratton
Philadelphia
FF. Bernstein
New York City
FP. J. May
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Elmira
Lttle
Charles Curren
Httle
John Davir
Grover Cleveland
Grover
Ray Capwell
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
J. B. Davis
Union
Jennie Sawyer
Candor
Swayne's Ointment Advertised for Itching Ulcers Tumors
Symptom note describes intense itching and stinging at night worsened by scratching leading to bleeding and ulcers. The ad claims Swayne's Ointment stops itching and bleeding, heals ulcers, and removes tumors in most cases. Sold by AI druggists or by mail for 0 cents. Dr. Swayne & son, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Local notices and funeral details from Factorville
Reports from Factorville note Mrs. John Griffin at her brother Dudfee’s funeral in Taylor on Monday. Mrs. Adelbert Reynolds dies unexpectedly after a suspected mental illness and self harm. funeral at First Baptist. Jacob Kempher’s funeral held Saturday at Methodist Episcopal with Gx Chittin post. James Lewle and wife from Stintea New York visit Mr. Lewle’s parents on Malinetree. Ruel Capwell of Scranton visiting Factorville. Richard Davis sells Main Street property to George Carr and plans to move to Dalton. James McAlpin and son relocate from Waverly to Factorville.
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John Griffin
Dudfee
Taylor
James McAlpin
Waverly
Ruel Capwell
Scranton
Richard Davis
Main Street
George Carr
Dalton
First Baptist Church
Jacob Kempher
Methodist Episcopal Hhirch
Gx Chittin Post
Chand Army of the Republic
Serenton
Adelbert Reynolds
Welboek
James Lewle
Stintea
N. Y
Mr. Lewle
Malinetree
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills End Indigestion
A Pennsylvania reader reports rapid relief from indigestion after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. The testimonial claims restored appetite sleep and energy after two bottles with continued mild benefit from accompanying Hood's Pills. The ad touts Hood's as the only true blood purifier and promotes easy purchase.
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Hood
Dalso
Nood
Lante
Belleville
Pennsylvania
Across the States on Foot for Popenryune and Roving Robbery Reports
Local pair T La Romaine and W W Sheridan start a long foot journey from Wilkes Barré toward Sam Freneisew and Penryune with two years in mind. They plan to pass cities including Williameport Youngstown Cleveland Toledo and Chicago, then Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other western points. Meanwhile Kingston Chief of Police Thomas arrests Charles Jones linked to a recent Snyder’s Hardware Store robbery. $1000 bond set. Authorities pursue more suspects as Lugerne county dealers push a league movement to curb speak-easies, led by Chief Organizer No. in Burleton.
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T. la Romaine
W. W. Sheridan
Sam
Thomas
Kingston
Charles Jones
Snyders
Lozerne
Jones
Jon
Edwardaville
Whileer Themis
Squire Oone
Squire
Thomas Mad Ouray
Thomsar Sheridan
Sheridan
Oll
Lugerne
Burleton
Noin
League
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces March Payroll Routes
The Lehigh Valley railroad outlines its March payroll payments with multiple route transfers. April 10 includes Penn Haven donation to Delano Mount Carmel and Weatherly. Weatherly to Hazleton Tombicken to Freeland. April 12 Mauch Chunk to Packerton and vicinity. Mauch Chunk to Easton. April 4 Easton to Perth Amboy and Jersey City. April 16 Mauch Chunk to Wilkes Barre and Coxton.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Penn Haven Dunation
Delano
Mount Carmel
Weatherly
Weitherly
Hazleton
Tombicken
Freeland
Mauch Chunk
Packerton
Vicinity
Easton
Perth Amboy
Jersey City
Wilkes, Barre
Coxton
Notable Local Notices and Personal Stories
Miss Rachael May Davis in Cardiff trains as eminent evangelist under Clara Nouvelle Davis. Abram J. Fekert, condemned for Fred Bittenhender’s murder, shows gradual prison recovery. Hester Brace, once jailed, returns to court by prison van. Mrs. John McGeehan, Plainville resident, dies of paralysis aged 13. Allen McGeeane of Scranton and others attend the auction of Joseph Hendler’s pet deer, won by Clara Hendler for 220, paid after her father promised the rest. Deer remains at the Hendler residence on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael May Davis
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Cardife
Mme
Clara Nouvelle Liavis
Abram J. Fekert
Fred Bittenhender
Hester Brace
John MrGeehan
Plainaville
Allen McQeehane
Scranton
John Felts
West Pittston
Z. Wagner
Plainsville
Mire
Jennie Kilmer
Binghamton
A. Sauer
Brooklyn
Clara
Joseph Hendler
Public Ballare
Mr. Hendler
Sitore
Kent
Hendler
Park Avenue
Borough council meets as water issues and sewer requests arise
The Friday session discussed water damage petitions and a sewer line through private plots to the river. Action granted on road access. street committee to handle water plant coordination and related repairs. Bond of High Constable Smith set at 1000, council budget and fire company events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijwit Tiraves
Miller
Berowah
Mayfield
Street Committee
Burgess
Soloman
Qomnell
Smith
Citisens Gan
Ereer
Wile
Crystal Fire Company
Vents Fi
Archbald
Emalier
Mand Colin
Eittar
Moserr
Wigan and Font
Ceribon
Elpetlos
Giuiin Speers
Wiliam VW. Biicor
Heltinon Dental Colere
Metmore
Mil
Log
Mainefront
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Local notices and political dispute involving Montrose delegates
A collection of fragmented notices mentions admissions and health scares, social events, and a lengthy statement to The Tribune about a delegate dispute. The central political item alleges past arbitration proposals between Mr. Van Wormer and the speaker over delegate support and the role of delegates in renomination.
Castoria Endures Through Child to Motherhood Chorus
An era old verse recalls Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood, noting a child’s crying and a mother’s use through generations. The refrain highlights Whitty as a character linked to Castoria’s enduring presence in family life.
Hartmann's 67 Year old Listed in Time and Place
An OCR damaged fragment mentions TATE HARTMANN aged 67 with unclear details about timing, contracts, and location. The text references drinking, a crash, and seats, suggesting a legal or public notice context without clear specifics. Further readable names include Hartmann and a partial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Oth
Coli
Tate
Tate Hartmann
New National Refrigerator Pays for Itself This Summer
The article argues that waste from spoiled meat milk and butter each summer makes a quality refrigerator worthwhile. A good unit can save enough perishables to justify its cost in a single season, making the purchase economically sound.
Peruse These Pointers on Easy Refrigerator Maintenance
Public notice-like paragraph touts weekly leaning of refrigerators with a front removable waste pan and drip cup. Advertises an in genious device, polished ink case, carved panels, and Roman gold trimmings as features. Calls for catalogue or contact.
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Wyoming Ave
Oly Phant
Carl Lorens
Lackawanna Avenue
Wal Paper
Scott Ngs
Toor
O'Niel
Sie Gardner
Hessie Williams
Peckville
Hallstead
Factorville
U.S
Golden Gate
Liquor Deaters Sill Organizing
Lehigh Valley Pay
Jermyn
Mire Daniele
Sonat
Ercet
Mlaper
Me. Martin
Rimhurst
Jettaya
Mariel
Martin
Princiail
Mayfield Achilles
E. Histed
Henry
Rusbrook Redge
Order of Fellows
Montrose
Lavitte Hollow
Binchamton
George KH. Lathron
David A. Hinds
Gon
Ilehan
Bowen
Hinde
Furente
Mroe
A.W. Payne
Tunkhennock
Charles Poet
Cornell University
William AL. Obiost
Hikeo Guy
State College
Mie Netlie Conidin
Fimira
Chenatige Etpeet
Tribune
EL HL
van Wormer
Wright
van Worner
Iue
Whettie
Castoria
Rapture
Alex
Py O'Malley
Washington Strout
Wilkod-Harra
Canadian Pacific
Maine
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Cowlth S
Auning
Rushdale
Laplin & Rane
A'S
Aitity
Ep2ag Chemical Co
Aylesworth’s
Lintest
Wyoming
S.G. Kerr, Son & CO
John Crossley & Son's
Halifax
England
Brussels
Leckewenna Ave
Wyoming House
WAL Bank OF Scranton
Kapenett
Baston
Borpine
WM. Connell
Geo. MH. Catlin
WM. H. Peck
Wi1 Condell
Henry Belin, Jr
James Archbald
Wm. T. Smith
George Catlin
Luther Keller
Alfred Head
Jaon and Steel
Umber
Wyoming Avenue
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