Tales of two Pittstons and a shrinking core
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pittston April 12 reports Mesare G P Hionta and colleagues exhibit an improved shrinkage core for glass pipe manufacture, with plans to locate a Pittston plant. Windish murder clues pursued by County Detective Eckert, and various town items follow including church, business, and social notes.
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Windish
Kain
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Mesare
G. P. Hionta
K. Richards and
Johnson
Bonta Plate Glass Works
Pliss
Bonta
Tribune
Pittéton
Board of Trade
Eckert
Wilkes- Barre
Tayior
Easter Services Prepared by St Patrick’s Choir at Parish
The St Patrick’s church choir under Professor T W Watkins is preparing for Pastor services with solos by Miss Anna Brown Miss Bridget Foley and Robert McCornine. Easter Sunday special services in the Young Men’s Christian Union rooms feature F W Rollison reading. A Congregational church program includes The Lord Is Risen Tell the Wide World He Lives Our Risen King and Over the River of Light with various soloists and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
T. W. Watkins
Anna Brown
Bridget Foley
Robert McCornine
Young Men's Christian Union
F. W. Rollison
Chairy
Nather Evans
King
Gertrude James
Myfanny Lewis
Golo
Anna ‘Probert
Montrose News Names and Court Referenc es Across Citizens
Montrose reports list visiting residents and lawyers from Syracuse Forest City and Philadelphia. EB Wy Searle to visit Monday with heavy legal business. Arrests and court notes flag Forest City petty offenses. Frank Thomas faces $500 fine for liquor sale without license. Easter services planned at St Pauls Episcopal with Te Deum choir. local residents and visitors noted at Montrose House and Montrose bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Smith
Syracuse
St. William Smith
L. P. Wederman
Forest City
Montrose
Tribune
Scranton
Wy Searle
McCausland
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harry van Mlent
New York
Metropolis
T. Paul's
Millard
William Stoddard
G. Prentice Roar
Philadelphia
Andrew Duebler
Tunkhannock
Montroe
William Pratt
John 8
Courtright
L. B. Miller
Lathrop
Clark Evans
Sucquehannec
W. C. Scott
Ann Backus
Cherry Street
Hi. J. Rose
J. M. Simpson
Silver Lake
Montrose House
Frank Thomas
Forest
Joseph Rutkopak
Leonard
Anton Murapzki
Clark
Every
Woman Sues Over Horse Sale During Execution Case
Mary C. Warren sues EB Hall of Susquehanna for the value of a horse sold on an execution of C A Warren. The jury returns a verdict not guilty for the defendant. The record notes a man placing confidence in Tony and a missing statement from the claim.
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Tony
Mary C. Warren
Waverly Social Notes and Local Visits
Waverly society notices record Mise Ttertha Hold visiting friends in Scranton. George A. Doty married Miss Anna Stephens of Wallsville at Elm Park church parsonage, Scranton. Rev A Bergen Browe to preach at Baptist church Sunday. John M Courtright back from Washington DC with veterinary diploma. John Weir joins M W Wilens & Son store, vacancy filled by William Ball. Ball to work with PC Thompson of Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs George H K Stevenson hosted a large party at home Thursday. Master Morris Stone celebrated his thirteenth birthday with friends, games and music. Attendees included Grace and Mabel Stone, Christine Parker, Betella Clark, Helen Stone, Ruth Henjomin, Aline Hesanconn, Liste Johnson, Priscilla Smith, Morris and Milo Stone, Robert Loli, Robert Mackey, Earl and Toy Stone, Robert Marker, Charlie Johnson, Eddie Feehley, Arthur Miller, Newell and Lester Tyler, and Carl Relph.
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Mise Ttertha Hold
Scranton
George A. Doty Wos
Anna Stephens
Wallsville
Elm Park Church
A. Bergen Browe
The
Baptist Church
John M. Courtright
Washington, D. C
John Weir
M. W. Wilens & Son
William Ball
PC. Thompson
Philadelphia
George HK. Stevenson
Holy Home
Morris Stone
Inez Thesdas
Cqames
Muale
Grace
Mabel Stone
Christine Parker
Betella Clark
Helen Stone
Rdlth Henjomin
Aline Hesanconn
Liste Johnson
Prittle Smith
Mess. Morris
Milo Stone
Robert Loli
Robert Mackey
Earl and Toy Stone
Robert Marker
Charlie Johnson
Eddie Feehley
Arthur Miller
Newell
Lester Tyler
Carl Relph
Duryer notices two deaths with local events announced
Mrs. Thomas Goughtry died Thursday morning. Interment is in Marcy's cemetery on Saturday. The Presbyterian chapel will host an entertainment Tuesday evening April 23 assisted by the Hawthorne Literary Society. Stiles, hotel keeper of the Pullman House, died at Jefferson hospital and will be buried in Hollenback cemetery in Wilkes-Barre on Sunday.
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Thomas Goughtry
Marcy's
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hawthorne Literary Society
Presbyterian Chapel
N. P. Clawson
Edeatl & Clawson
Wayne County
SN. Stiles
Pullman House
Jefferson Hospital
Hollenback Cemetery
Wilkes- Barre
Local Visitors and Evening Lecture at Railroad Y M C A
Hallstead residents Mrs Green and her daughter from Hoplot rom are visiting friends here. A Delaware Lackawanna and Western pay car will visit Saturday. C A Wilmot plans a new Pine Street house collar digging. A lecture by Professor 3S. 8. Thomas is set for Tuesday April 16 at the Railroad Y M C A hall with Scranton Glee Club of twenty voices directed by Professor Tallie Morgan joining in.
Peckville Elects William Bell Supervisor
William Bell was elected last Monday evening as supervisor to succeed Asa Scott who resigned. Mrs. W S Allen thanks helpers after the illness and loss of their child Leith. Conference week means no Methodist Episcopal church services next Sunday. Mrs. W T Stevens of Bell Place has been indisposed. Many citizens plan to attend the conference meeting at Carbondale tomorrow. Mrs. William Pyne and daughter Jennie of Dunmore visited last Thursday. Mrs Charles Miller of Park Place called on her parents yesterday. Mrs J D Sweet of Ashley staying with the Bells during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ats
Mary Shear
Louie Waving
Jane Dale
Carrie Stherhine
Ernest Wescott
Magale Howell
Lena Burnside
Linzie Shear
Ethel Tree Alias
eJnnie Coolbaugh
Nettle Cox
Jessie Stearns
Edith Smith
Jennie Henry
New York
Henry
Minooka Street
Masele Lewis
Main Street
Rose Warner
Scranton
Christian Endeavor Society
Moosic Presbyterian Church
Berney Lent
Herleksville
Bradford County
W. F. Waterman
Lent
George Hill Relief Corps
Ezra Griffin Relief
Scranton Traction Company
J. C. Tenant
Jersey Central
Wilkes- Barre
Stevens
Wilkes-Harre Hospital
William Bell
Asa Scott
W. S. Allen
Leith
W. Tt. Stevens
Bell Place
Carbondale
William Pyne
Jennie
Dunmore
Charles Miller
Park Place
Teo
J. D Sweet
Ashley
Joseph G. Bell
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Rapid Relief
An advertisement claims Rheumatism is cured in a day by a nostrum named Mystic Cure. It asserts the remedy radically cures rheumatism and neuralgia, acting on the system to remove the cause and produce immediate disappearance of symptoms after a first dose. The price is 72 cents, offered by Carl Lorong, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorong
Druggtet
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Scranton Wholesale Prices for Dried Fruits and Staples
A compact listing of wholesale prices for dried apples, California prunes, English currants, raisins, beans, teas, onions, meats, lard, flour, grains, and related goods. Items include Halo Valencia oranges, Inver raisins at 1750.80 per ton, pork products with various cut prices, and Minnesota patent flour per barrel, reflecting a broad price sheet.
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California
Tuba
Minnesota
Ohio
Munyon Rheumatism Cure Praised by Tacony Man
George Smith of Tacony Pennsylvania testifies after thirty years of rheumatism he found permanent relief using Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. He reports rapid improvement within days and notes the product promises to cure diverse rheumatic pains with quick results and free expert diagnosis from Professor Munyon at 46 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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George Smith
Tacony
Munyon
Sam
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Professor Munyon
Arch Street
Theo
Dispute Over Coal Tonnage Delays Arbitration Talks
Industrial leaders clash over division of tonnage in the anthracite coal trade. Reading’s coal tonnage for the week shows modest gains and declines versus last year, while Carter & Allen’s Tamaqua shop resumes after Vulcan Iron’s purchase. A five member arbitration panel is to be chosen, with presidents to ratify any award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Carter & Allen Machine Shops
Tamaqua
Vulcan Iron Company
Wilkes-Harre
Harris
Reading Company
Anthracite
Ble
Swayne’s Ointment for Piles Sold by Mail
An ad-style notice promotes Swayne’s Ointment to treat piles with moisture itch and burning symptoms. It claims numbness of itching and bleeding, healing most cases and removing tumors, offered by AI druggists or by mail for 60 cents from Dr. Swayne & Bon of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swange
Swayne & Bon
Philadelphia
Buffalo Cattle Market Report April 12
Buffalo and Chicago market summaries show cattle receipts around 4 000 to 15 000 head with mixed prices. Openings note steady to weaker tones for steers, stockers, and heifers while sheep and lambs vary from prime to common, with prices listed for various classes.
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Buffalo
Uieht Do
Chicago
Public notices and stray ad fragments from Philadelphia paper
A fragmented OCR listing various notices and ads including prices and trades. Mentions tallow market notes in early rates, external parasite remedies, offerings to exchange property for cash, sales notices naming places like Hyde Park and Peckville, civil war showings, and personal ads with dates and locations. Entries reflect scattered public notices and classified items with partial legibility.
Residential and Miscellaneous Property Listings
Multiple real estate and service notices describe residences for sale including a large farm residence near Waverly with barns and improvements, a two-story residence near Dunmore, a one-story healthful location on Main Street, plus various second-hand elevators and business inquiries. Also listed are an auction of horses and a bid for a job opportunity with $2,500 capital. Names include M S Knight administrator and John F Dean, plus Spruce and Cherry street locations in Lackawanna County Pennsylvania.
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Altuato
Waverly
M.S. Knight
Cherry Street
Dunmore
Sandew
John F. Dean
Jefferson Avenas
Main Street
C. Chapmar
Clark's Green
Lackawanna Co
Professional Cards for Physicians and Surgeons
In Boranton Spruce Street opposite Court House Square Dr Dean removed. Dr A A J Connell Office on Washington Avenue Spruce Street Francke's drug store Residence Office hours 10:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dr W Allen 62 North Washington Avenue Room 18 30 Wealth building bureau قر
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L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Dence
Bob Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Washington Avenue
Madi_son Avenue
John L. Wentz
M.D
and & Commonwealth Building
Madison Ave
Kay
Penn Ave
Spruce Street
Boranton
Court House Square
A. A. J. Connell
Offich
Sshington Avenue
Francke's Drug Utree
Resldence, Inc
Bunday
ALLEN
North Washington Avenue
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Johann Hoffs Mart
Eisner &Mendelson CO
Wewyork
TALES
Walleye
MR. Bonta
EB. J. Cromwell
Young Men's Christian Association
Bradford
Lotr Organization
Cromwell
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Exster and Heiselburg
Corcoran Bros
Edwand Barrett
Paul Bohan
Hawley
Bohan
J. B. Sumner
Wyoming
J. H
South Matin Street
PY. J. Kain
First Congregational Church
West Side
John Dempsey
Wilkes-Barre
National Cash Register Company
W. H. Ruthalge
Fifth District
Harrisburg
W. H. Gillespie
New York City
Jack Robinson
Barney Reich
Detective Banning
Panning-Sweeney
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Alexander Potter
Esther Evang
Joy Dells
Rachel Evans
Anna Probert
Blakely Baptist Church
C. Luther
Peter Carr
Holland
Seneca Falla
Dunmore Street
Rice
Barton
Opera House
McDoodle
Picodie
Twilleht Athletic and Social Club
Mahon's Hall
Olyphant
Duryer
Hallstead
Peckville
Buffalo Cattle Market
Chicago Cattle Market
Dean
Franz
Ajotice
Peas
Orvilee
Hyde Park
Arena
Rehbal Seemyn
Rome
Caltreibane O
City
Soldieg
Thia Rello
Lealio
Botainton
Cate Bkinner
Eddy
Connolly & Wallace
E. 8
Jaffray & Co
Jaffray
Washington Ave
Court House
Ingram
Brussels
Scranta
Tyan
Corner Adams
Sity
Merrifield
Aia
Jermyn
Business Office
Noel
Geologiat
P. C
King M'f'g. Co
D. 61
Orsian CO
Borden Block
DENT
Stigh Grad
J. Cow
Barr
Adama Avenue
Glenburn Station
Oes
N. Callender
Dime Bank Ul
Roe
Atreet. Taylor
T. L. Jones
Glo Cedar
Dav
Don Bros
Lacka. Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Louas
Neming Avenue
Chas
Franklin Avesion
Carson & Davies 4Cranton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Cees E. Evans
John Jek Erie
Cranue
State of
Pennsylvania
Leak
Samuel Thorne
George W. Quintard
Walton Ferguson
G. G. Wil Jobo
Andrew H. McClintock
Boliciter
Legal
Court OF Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Mary le French
George Edward French
John Jermin
Pricebare
W. M. Jermyn
Basic Surry Co
Saratoga
N.Y
Eten Est
W. E. Benjamin
Lyons F. 8
H.R. CO
Goshen, Ind
Columbia Chemical Co
Dearborn Et
Lil
Aluminum Novelty CO
Broadway
Hinde
P. O. Box
Watt
Kalesmen
P.O. Box
Boston
Mase
Diab
Madison Avenue Ee
Green Ridge Street
Sian
Ace
J. D
Eapl Ee
Ritone de Hare
Particaion
Ooy Bey Ning
Gituation
Clayton
Ll. B
Sumner Avenue
M. Whight
Old Forge
Gitvation
KE Blackeurth
George Childs
Tribune Office
Addron
Xouxa
Rerestab
Athend Ng Tribune
RPL
PPA AE PD
Wah
Ore Poe
Bia Atabies
Raymond Court
Houses On Credit
Ammcl
Ise Pcfarowan
Jessups
Rane Ra Okell, LL
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Ramuel W. Edgar
Mics
Sprucest
Ranton
L.A. Watres
la Lackawana Ave
Tai
J. J. Hy. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bid Y
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Adams Avenue
William A. Taft
Offee
North Nee Avenue
Laubach
Wyoming Avenue
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Republic Savings and Loan Resecration
Sauaion 8
Dime Bank Uilding
G. BR. Clark & CO
Wassie Ton Avenue
North Main Avenue
Grand Union Tea CO
Jones Bros
Eee
Kuettel
Lackawann Q Avenue
ELK Cafe
Ziegler
Westminster Hotel
N. Anable
Union Square
Bcranton House
W. Ee Heer
Victor Koch
Architects
Hauer
J. Bauer
Yoming Avenue
Pace
Meena
Faahington Ave
P. Brown
Omas Aubrey
Ac- Sonstant
Rex Fire
Physicians and Surgeons
Aia Todemin
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