Miss Maud Copeland Weds Dwight Lathrope Crane in Carbondale
Miss Maud Copeland and Dwight Lathrope Crane married in the First Presbyterian church amid floral decor and a thronged audience. The bride wore cream satin and was given away by her father. Albert Crane served as West min, with ushers from Washington to Jermyn. A Mozart orchestra wedding reception followed at the bride's parents’ Cannon Street home. The couple left for a wedding tour aboard the 100 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Copeland
Dwight Lathrope Crane
Atkoch
Albert Crane
Westmin
Cassle Kile Way
Washington, D. C
Harry Lathrope
Princeton University
Frank Stocker
Jermyn
Max Lathrope
Magda Evans
Mendela John
Cannon Street
Mozart Orchestra
John Copelans
Israel Crane Company
Death of Mrs Susan Buzzell at Brooklyn trace
Early morning death of Mrs Susan Buzzell at home of her sister Mrs Martha Jadwic in Burkett trace due to apoplexy after about a week of illness. Born 1827 in Masonville New York, moved to the city in youth, later married John D Buzzell who died six years ago. Survived by two sisters Mrs W Burr and Mrs Isabelle and brother Dr Harvey Bradley. Funeral private tomorrow. interment in Brookside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Buzzell
Martha Jadwic
Birkett
Masonville
John D. Bugzell
Temperance lecture opens two week series at Grand Opera House
Dr Travy launched the first of a two weeks temperance lecture series before a sizable Grand Opera House audience. He sparked interest with an old topic presented in an engaging yet convicting way aided by stereopticon views. The elderly doctor left a favorable impression, signaling larger crowds ahead. No dismissal is charged.
Local Society Notes and Advertisements
Miss Isabel Watt returns to Tye seminary and Mrs J Bevan goes home to Scranton after visiting on Garfield avenue. George Bronton moves to 41 Washington street from Salem avenue. J P H Raynor attends his parents Golden wedding in Montrose. Wonnacotte visits Kingston friends. H J Whalen to attend Faster festival at Henesdale Baptist church. H B Kelley returns from Bellwood. Miss Mary Early visits Scranton friends. Rose bushes giveaway advertised on page three. It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold. Pneumonia can follow a cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is urged as a safe cure and preventive. Sold by druggists. Matthews Bros. are agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Watt
Tye Seminary
Garfield Avenue
Scranton
George Bronton
Salem Avenue
No. 41
Washington Street
J.P. H. Raynor
Montrose
Wonnacotte
Kingston Friends
H. J. Whalen
Henesdale Baptist Church
H. B. Kelley
News
Bellwoned
Mary Early
Scranton Friends
Matthews Bros
Funeral for Elkely child set at Blakely church
Avetin Frangis, aged young, died after a burst of inflammation of the bowels. The funeral occurs tomorrow at 6 o clock from the family residence in Blakely. Interment will be at St Patrick's cemetery. A gramophone will be given in the Fuller Mathew Opera house Thursday evening under Rev F Hammond's Bible class of the First Presbyterian. Adina fon 26 cents. The programme includes recitations and songs by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetin Frangis
Mra
PJ. McCormar
Elkely
Wniversil
Tonweton
Blakely
St Puetrick’s
Benhitnie
Anl Hinler
Anna Brown
Reading
Joma
Lacy Mooney
J. J. O'Malley
Sain
Woman Rescued After Suicide Attempt In Mayfield
Mrs John Fedun wife of a taloonkeeper from Mayfield attempted suicide yesterday morning entering a rear outbuilding. She was found suspended from a beam, cut down, and revived after near strangulation. She is about 28, mother of two, and is expected to recover. No cause given for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fedun
Dorothy Tentila
Walter
Scranton
Miss Tentis
Liveryman Bray
Sidney Cook
Oswego
N. Y
Nicholson
William Scull
Frankie Maxwell
Carbondale
Will Lowlincomb
W. E H. Merritt
Enterprise Hall
First Bundat Church
George Doyle
Peckville
Elijah Stevens
Fourth Street
W. ©. Nicholson
Visitors Enjoy Thirteenth Installation Event
At a late hour visitors departed for home pleased with their treatment and the success of their thirteenth installation hosted by B. J. Schenck and Ww. WH. Van Brunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
B. J. Schenck
WH. van Brunt
Viswtors
Home
Social and church notes from Scranton week news
Dr J W Knedler and C B Smith attended Presbytery meetings at Washburn Street Church Scranton during the week. Revival and visiting guests fill the social scene with services at Raster and at the Presbyterian hotels. A large audience heard Mrs Preston state secretary Loyal Temperance region at the church Sunday evening and a Loyal Temperance legion may form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Knedler
C. BH. Smith
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Scranton
CA. Spalding
Spurgeon
Hollisterville
Daniel Grimes
T. G. Schoonmaker
Mra
Christy
Mia Lone Fuller
Professor Mumley
Siilay
A. Th
Wilhdane
Flocane
Santon
Wilidawawe
Rattin
Mise Belayler
Bertha Jenkins
Huber
Mee
Pier
Duryea
W. Schieber
Motterfiel
New Mexico
Shulterilte
Minow
Lena Jenkin
Henry Berdine
Ateo
Marry Berdine
M.D. la Rue
Preston
Loyal Temperance Region
Presbyterian Church
Mims Fon Rogers
Harford
Fr. B. Rogers
Tore
Mra Christy
Daisy Maher
Curtle Schlehel
Lou Dunning
Thnex Bleeving
Bowie Rockingham
Robert Christy
Hyde Park wedding and regional notices throughout Scranton area
Prominent Hyde Park pair Mitchell Hannal Gerrity and William Lightfoot wed yesterday at Immaculate Conception. They depart on a wedding tour via 680 train to Buffalo. Reports include funeral for John Davis, Century Mine personnel news, Knights of the Golden Eagle gathering, coal companies paying March wages, and local social updates across Scranton venues and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitc Hwannal Gerrity
William Lightfoot
Hyde Park
A. Moffitt
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Buffalo
Moe Company
Weber
Awendewe Walk
Lackawanna Lodge
New 18
Larties
Offigens
Elizabeth Jones
Mmistriem
Salina Fleler
Sowrokory
Mavis
Paure Tury
Lydia Winterburn
Elen Daniele
Sarah Reese
Scyina Thom
Mir
Inside Sentinel
Mary W. Davies
Sentinel
Ruth Stone
Grand Lodge
Sarah Grittintin
J. WH. Evins
John Davis
Pond Street
Forest Home
Century Uwese Company
No. 2
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Frinciw Gendall
M. E. Church
Wyoming
Owego
N.Y
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Grownwood
Jermyn
Scrantin
Lyvckawia
Misa Dean AL Luxemberger
Mike Muar You
West Scranton
Mia
Peter Youngblood
Main Atreet
Wick
McEnt Nein
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted By Theosophist Miss Buffum
An advertising piece urges spring health by using Warner's Safe Cure to purify kidneys and liver. It cites Miss Florence Buffum of the Ishwara Theosophical Society in Minneapolis, dated January 24, endorsing its value for tired, pale, and pained bodies and promising relief from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Florence Buffum
Ishwara Theosophical Society
Minneapolis
For Rent and Sale Ads in Scranton Paper
The notice page lists varied wants and offerings including six room flat for rent on Penn Avenue, a four room house with improvements, a 12 room hotel venture, stock clothing and fixtures, a nearly new light carriage, a black and tan dog, boiler and engine for sale, a grocery clerk position, and a partner/s employment opportunities. Missing dog and stray ads reference Jefferson and Clay avenues, while many entries name Penn Avenue and Washington Avenue locations.
Pretty Old Forge Marriage At St Lawrence Church
A wedding ceremony took place at St Lawrence church in Old Forge between Jiao Condon and Miss B A Moran with Miss Marie Burke as bridesmaid and Joseph Condon as best man. The couple will live on Thad road and a wedding dinner and social followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrenon Durel
Jiao 4 Condon
B.A. Moran
Marie Burke
Josph Condon
Debet
Parenta
Ee. Condon
Thadlroad
M. W. Lowry
Scranton
William A
Kate Clark
William A. Colliery
Poote’s Hall
Boo'rlock
Old Forge Politica
Chal
CLARK'S SUMMIT NOTES AND LOCAL ERRANDS
Mime Annie McCormick is confined to the hake they is. Dr J P Coult, the popular dential of Factoryville, is at his office here every Wednesday and Friday. Burglars have been at work here again entering a barber shop and the Methodist Church. They also attempted to enter Mr Wels shoe shop but were scared away by Mr Wels. Frank Tennant of Summit Watel is making additions to his barn in anticipation of a large trade this summer. The Summit cannery building nears completion and will employ between 100 and 160 people. Jerome Lillibridge of Olyphant was a caller here on Wednesday. The foundation for Ben Pedrick s new meat market is nearing completion. ROSE HUSHES GIVEN AWAY see third page. Meurs & Hage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McCormick
J. P. Coult
Factoryville
William Smith
Methodist Church
Wels
Frank Tennant
Summit Watel
Fourth District Convention Set for Carbondale Pa
Political notice announces Fourth Legislative district convention to choose one candidate for state legislature and three delegates in Carbondale Pa on April 23 1906. Vigilance committees hold primary elections April 21 1906 from 4 to 7 pm. Candidates must register with security in Carbondale and file fees by April 10 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Hall
Carbondale
A'Cawk Pom
Marvistug
J. W. Smith
Sanuel
Jones
Manel
Theatrical Review Highlights Jolly Musketeer and Fauntleroy
A city theater notes a strong opening for The Jolly Musketeer led by Jefferson De Angelis with Harry Macdonough and Maud Williams among the leads. The scene shifts to Little Lord Fauntleroy by Irene Myers, with two-act staging in Amiens. The Dairy Farm draws laughs as New York-bound touring acts prepare at the Academy of Music with upcoming Mons. engagement by Pagee and a trouped cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson de Angelia
Tle
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
de Angelis
Mying
Harry Macdonough
Maud Williame
Hubert Wilke
Maud Hollins
Kimieg
Hilda Molting
Lenore Soulier
Amiens
France
Academy of Music
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Irene Myers
Rocky Mountain Wall
New York
Funeral for Jeremiah Sorthip and Northup family members
The obituary notes mourners from Scragten Blakely and nearby towns attend the funeral of Jeremiah Northup and relatives. It mentions Mr. and Mrs Waltes Manchester and Alice Northup with others, highlighting a long involvement in the Maynet church and local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Sorthip
Mo Lew
Northup Aml
Winfred
Dighter
Aimy
Maury
Wid Mo
C.F. van Nortapd
Charles
Anna
Mii Cell Ordne
Scragten
Jerome Hillbridws
Blakely
Waltes S. Marchester
Alice Aid Gertrude Northup
Mectoryville
Air
George Winokiey
Ant Si
Steph Wand Daughton
Alice Wil
Mir Abd
Conrad
Sitholem
Jeremiah Northup
Elieen
Eid Moh
Togpetier
Bree
Levi A. Northup
Beanton
HN. Wheeler
Satin Place
Special stockholders meeting notices for Scranton gas and water firms
The document notes several Scranton area gas and water companies calling stockholders meetings. It lists dates in 1900 for annual or special meetings to elect officers, approve indebtedness limits, amend bylaws, and conduct other business at company offices in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoranton Gas and Water Company
Twreby Notutiod
Efteen
Scranton
G. A. Wand
Seno
Providence Gas and Water Company
Pro Telly
Scranton Cas and Water Company
Vaudeville Troupe Promises Seamless Show at Low Prices
A special arrangement brings eighteen dramatic and vaudeville artistes of sterling worth to perform a finished act with no intermission. The company, claiming pretension, will feature eminent specialty artists from leading vaudeville houses. Tickets range 10 20 and 30 cents, with Monday night offering ladies best seats at 16 cents if scoured before 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
Railroad Time Tables Erie and Wyoming Valley Schedule
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable notes trains from Scranton to Hawley with connections to New York and intermediate points. Mentions express and local services and mid day departures, reflecting early 1900s rail operations.
Lehigh Valley timetable and service details 1899
The notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules effective November 19 1899 with trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and points east and south. It lists departure times for major routes including White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Pottsville and long distance connections via the D H R and related lines. It also notes Pullman service and ticket/reservation offices in Scranton South Bethlehem and New York with general station information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hasleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Itimore
J. R. Wood
Gen. Pass
J. B. Mutchinson
Mgr
Scrantog
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honendale
Wilken Barre
Miles N Lys
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Perinaylvania
Lehigh Valley Rails
North
Wilkes Barre
The
Bou
TAM
Gom
A. m
New
Seine
United States
Caonarta
Bvadick
H.W. Cross
D. PF
Andavy
White Haven
Hazleton
Principalate
Bottaville
Bethlehem
Easton
Harris
B. R
LOK
Tonkhamick
Towanda
Kimbra
St Geneva
Geneva
Itocheater
Buitaio
Niagara Falla
Chicago
P. Nm
Buffalo
Eemoon Bridge
Ollin H
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
Gen
Pads
Cortland Treet
AJ W
Nonnemacher
Dig
Lackawanna Avenue
Pandaya
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Alstontown
Potteville
Ouliausen
Gen. Bupt
H. P. Baldwin
Sunday Transit Note With Erratic OCR
A fragmented OCR note lists transit or ticketing terms for Sunday only with references to signals and destinations. The legible items mention Benger Tales 208 and 200, Wagner outlet, and car names unclear. The text includes purchasing tickets and mentions a few stray names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eignal
Buster
Wee Vetore
Uckets
Fli
Wagner Outet
Alice
Fitorott
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Lackawanna County
Crane-Copeland
Mrs
Roen J. Lloyd
Louise Hemfirest
Mie
Lou Mace
FLBR
Benjamin
Mr. Wow Watkhitie
Mins Dusche Stearns
May Kennedy
Mis Honntreet
Tessie Batey
Mo Murphy
Mise
Anna Sande
Miss Mrundage
Miey Bailey
Peett
Wichard Morrie
Daniel Davin
Taylor
Don Revie
Muriel
Jonnie
Royal, Pa
William Iewh
Simquiehanna Street
ClerbondiTé
Mewrs & Tagens
Mears & Hagen
Olyphant
Jermyn and Mayfield
Moscow
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Church Street
Wilson
Rebecca Lodge
Lincoln Lodge
Providence
A. A. Vosburs
G. M
Armit Thomas
G W
R. I. Richardson
Thomas TH. Peoweh
G. A. Lee
J. P. Owens
Thomas Foulks
G. G. Messrs
Benjamin Jenking
Daniel H. Hivans
David W. Lloyd
William EB. Thomas
Edwin Evans
William J. Evans
Elmer Reese
John
Feal
John H. Frespe
Phermac'st
Cer
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Sanne
Elmhurst
Meard & Tagen
Taylor News
Terest
Mourns & Hagen
Momart Quartette Club
W. S. Fraco
He Marlott Bast
Westersay
Mesart Price
Parker's
Bast
Clark's Green
Clark
Mex Reece
Willow Marre
AL FP. Thodesie
Spryne
Jon
Fedward
Theiarents
Edward Luteo
Willian Amehury
I. Courtright
McKown
Tunkhannock
M. H. Coon
Mears & Magen
Andrew Mormack
Ken
Colin Mevnook
Ruet
Lackawanna Hospital
Moony
Mount Jie Bineaken
P. Ketchum
Vareevirahen Clit
Buranton
Bucky Hokien
Ertiticate
Moidiy Lowt
Ketchum
Stramten
Ikem
Webb
David Powell
Green Grow
Powell
Academy Street
Ferwal
W. LL Prion
Bob Morgan
Loyal Temperance Legion
Sophe Callander
Eugene White
Iin Libertie
Mours & Hagen
People’s Exchange
Penn Avenue
Thern Improvementa
Marr Won Avenue
Marrin
Washington Avenue
Nunfield
Seneca Kalls
Cherry
Vine
Salm
Hoxas
Dunmore
Driving Park
William Craig
EF. Robinson Sons’ Brewery
Norition
Addrom
A. B
Tribune of
Conchman
Harry
Bow
City
Tower
Eninoer
Moomlin
Es Rope Spliver
Newt
Referenge
Third Avenue
Wili Siation Maekerper
Wright's
Jan A. Gaan Atk
Hope Ty Inca
Addistont
J Ehther Sorin
Wilkes-Harre
Wesley H. Weaver
Lapes
Sullivan Coun
Hhickle
S Hora
Tribune Office
Amall Malary
Tristine
Monroe
F. M. Donnelly
Addo A. i
Tribune
Jordan
S10
Jefferson Avenue
Gentienan
Oliver
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Avenue
Pennsylvania
F. BR. van Dusen
Bay City
Mich
Olerka
Jonas Long
O B. Briggs
Onde Powis
Aden
AL AL Briggs
North Main Avenue
Kicke
Long Atone
Adaine and
Mulberry
OL T. Kredler
Mans
Quincey
Calary
Blaat Addrewa
P.O. Blox Aim
Lo Sober Industries
West Side Oundry Company
Reiman Brow
Spruce
MA Hinden
M. Norton
Lickiwannd Avenue
Ss. Schutner
Mist
Remington
Addresa
M. C
Care Tribune
George
Spaulding
Thaders Bank Building
Edward H. Davis
Frederick L. Brown
Arcirtot
Price Building
Warhition Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Legitimate
Pavity, Light Manufacturing
Only Principals
Ad Security, Tribune
Rurber
Wervier
Joseph Kelley
Lander
Ibune
Joomis
Be, Fildenberger
Paul Auildeng
Sprice Street
Lyman
Lospital
Cor
H. BP. Reynolds
Hotels and Restauers
the Elk Cafe
Anklin A AV E. Hic
I. Zeigler
Conner
Clay Avenue
Ger Dupot
Vitor Koch
Richard J. Pourke
General Law
Lowns
JW. Browning
Footw
OSS Meare Bulliting
D. B. Reclogle
Meare Wilding
M. J. Donahoe
Attorney-Atlaw
HAW
Prank F Boyle
Counse
Torait-law
Hiner
Jan Oe Teres
Eee
CLIN
Seliors At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Aera
James W. Oakford
Atlaw
Edward W. Thayer
L.A. Watres
Atvoreny Neal
Morwealth Building
Scrantion
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
Republican Building
Wpiole
Mears Bling
Physicians and Surgeons
W. FE
Allen, SU
North Washington
Avon
Lamopeaux
Wassington Avenue
Grante Diwans
Jungs
School OF the Lackawann
Courmes
Theman M
W. EB
Plumley
G. TR. Clark & CO
Sardwan and Sure. Eigran
Grownhouse
North Mein Aywnne
Jos
Kurttal
Dackawanna Avenue
Kerwnton
Bauer Orchestra
MEG Arger
Washington Arena
Sorarten
Old Forge
ROSE
Particulim
Meare & Hagen
Meurs & Hage
Lord Fauntleroy
Palgee
Unsual Oxenienne
Clark's
LEGAL
3 Anton Gas and Water Co
Seranton
Bowes of
Hue
U. B. Hand
Joseph Jeffrey
Scranton, Pa
Hyde Park Cos Company
Elow
Ald
B. Hand
Beranton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Bowler
Ligthr
Hawley
Knie Ee
LMAAD
Lacka
Western
Leop
Stroudsturge
Hotokem
Thik
Wieunamop
Hpm
Stroudsburg
A. Om
Teave Scranton
Syras
Nicholeon
Sorento Fren Huigto
P.m. Prom
Spracine
Syracuse
Utve
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Northumsberland
Premouth
Roo Pr
Prom Nanticoke
Hloonshurg Winision
Delaware and Hudson
Mat Lus Newyork Kay
Gaitte
Schmanton
Get
Lane
North Bound
Outh Bouma
Gasha
Cadsile Hancock Starlight
Preaton
Winwood Poyntelle An Iraon Measant
Mt, Uniondale Fores, City
White Bird Mayfield
Jermyn Arenibala
Winton Pockvilla Olyphant
Preware
Providence Park
Piao Seranton
We Arrival
Franklin
Oteeg
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