World tour of Australian press men in Wilkes-Barre tale
Wilkes-Barre hosts Lem Hurnette of Sidney Australia and Philip Hanna on a world tour for Australian Indian and South African newspapers. They traced journeys from Hong Kong to Rangoon, Darjeeling to Aden, and Europe to South America, ending with plans to visit Scranton and Hughestown. They toured many lands while noting local curiosities and promises of more adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Philip Hanna
Lem Hurnette
Sidney
Australia
Pidney
Hong Kong
Canton
Yeotlow Sea
Siam
Borneo
Singapore
Rajahy
Mara Johe
Finet Indies
Andaman Islands
Rangoon
Mandalay
India
Mowgil
Yor
Calcutta
Benares
Darjeeling
Lucknow
Rombay
Adents, Kuldhaked the Tuklirs
Mul Vaney
Thurnette Wie
Chitral
Rudyard Kipling
Persia
Arabia
Dutee
Aden
Ceylon
Zanzibar
Tamatane
Madna- Baseer
South Africa
Mnjorsfontven
Kremberles
Tohandesburg
St. Helen
Europe
Lisbon
Portugal
Turkeys
Spain
Philo
Chreece
Ely Londe
Weitten Plainet
Russia
German
France
Igland
South America
San Pratcheco
Sime Weeke
Mexico
Scranton
North America
Drug Store Robbery Near Diamond Avenue Reported
Vazleteg April 1 reports a break in at a Diamond Avenue drug store. The thief forced entry, and Lehigh Traction workers who heard a disturbance helped pursue the suspect who fled through a rear door. Police were alerted after the owner reported the sudden return of a man named Al Johnson and a colored helper as suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Diamond Avene
Doatelekseston
Gavin
Lehigh Traction
Poe
al Johnkon
Remarkable Speech and Hearing Recovery Story
A Hazleton man John Rowell of Lofty faces a remarkable case described in this item. After illness and speech impairment, he was treated at Mt. Airy Philadelphia and sent to the Pennsylvania Institute for treatment. A short time ago his speech and hearing returned to him and his hearing was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
John Rowell
Lofty
Pennsylvaniis
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Milnesville Coal Company houses burned in Milnesville
Fire yesterday morning destroyed six houses owned by Milnesville Coal Company in Milnesville. The occupied homes housed Hungarian miners. Property loss estimated at $5,000 with origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnesville Coal Company
Social and church notices plus local visits and obituaries
Regular meeting of The Ladies Auxiliary St Aloylus society planned for tonight. Various local residents visit friends in Port Jervis Jermyn Carbondale Pittston and Newport News. Funeral for Thomas Ivan infant. burial at St Marys. Measles funeral for Florence Burns. Alice Dixon joins People's store Pittston. Box social at O Malley’s hall hosted by Athletic club with multiple performances and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloyelus Society
Howared Lickey
Port Jervis
Mies Alice Morahan
Jermyn
Mies Margaret Loftus
Curbundile Convent
Mey
William Murphy
Mies Learh Lev
Beranton
A. H. Sharphy
Tillie Mooney
Pittston
Walter Williams
Butte City
Montana
John la Rue
Thomas
Janes Ivan
West Side
St. Mary's
Midhal
Berto
South Side
Barth McNally
St. Mary’s Church
Stomooon
Anta Walker
Carbondale
Whalen
Bernard O'Hara
Newport News
Vale
Rk. D. Landon Spony
Bradford Coun
Florence
Myr
Christopher Burns
Langeliffe Cemetery
James Brien
Dickinson Law
L. B O ' Prien
Alise Alice Dixon
People's Store
Patrick Ruddo
Anua
St. Mary'’s Church
Lod. McCabe
He Wise
Walter Fitashmmans
Michael Ruane
Michael Devers
John Cullahan
Richard Turke
John Oo Hara
St. Mary's Cemetery
O'Malley's Hall
Athletic Club
Thames Nethorve
Excelsior Titer Club
Pitteton
Miles Anna Deehie
Clara Schilager
Joseph Ferguson
Susilo Harris
Toyhers
Carter and
Harry
Willian Peeben
Voenlee
Edward Prehent Veeltathin
Misa Anns Dotmermuth
George Moreann
Pittetern
Excelsior Gie Club
Frank Evans
Bitisten
Fire alarm mishap and street sewer work on Eighth Street
Saturday morning alarm proved false as Hutchings & Co begin sewer filling on Eighth Street between the Delaware Lackawanna and Western tracks and Wyoming Avenue. Antrim visited Danville Sunday. A supposed mad dog, shot near the East Side school, had bitten five dogs, including a Newfoundland owned by Thomas Lawson. Mr and Mrs Charles Tripp of Scranton visited sister Mrs Pollock. Merritt Bax and Miss Mattle Parirek were seen in Scranton and Luxerne. William Baldwin departed for Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchings & Co
Eighth Street
Delaware, Lackawanna
Tradks
Wyoming Avenue
A. Antrim
Danville
Thomas Lawson
Charles Tripp
Scranton
David Pollock
Merritt Bax
Mattle Parriek
Luxerne
William Baldwin
Binghamton
Easter services held at St Johns Catholic Church
Largely attended Easter services were held yesterday in St Johns Catholic church with Rev P B Brodrick preaching an eloquent sermon and Millards mass sung by an excellent choir with orchestra. A fire started by a head of a parlor match on Friday evening damaged a sofa in the residence of Richard J McCarthy on Washington street before the blaze was contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
P. B. Brodrick
Millard
Ricchard J. McCarthy
Washington Street
Local brief notes list visitors and church service
The item mentions films extinguished and $50 in damage. Rev R J Sibley of Hamilton officiated yesterday at the Bantiat church. James Walsh of Sayre is visiting relatives. Alisa Jonnie Lewis of Montrose visits Susquehanna friends. F A Hiller of Carbondale visited his parents. Miss Candace Brown, a public school teacher, visits her Hepbottom parents.
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R. J. Sibley
Hamilton
Bantiat
James Walsh
Sayre
Alisa Jonnie Lewis
Montrose
Susquehanna Friends
F. A. Hiller
Carbondale
W. M. Hiller
Candace Brown
Hepbottom
Town gossip and visitors brighten Factoryville area
Local notes record Mrs. Alberta Gardner moving to David Armstrong’s Main Street home, visitors from Parsons and Kingston, Easter gatherings, and remarks on renaming the town from Factoryville to a catchier title. Residents include Miss Annette Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, and George W. Stanton attending Wilkes-Barre convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Gardner
David Armstrong
Main Street
John Grant
Parsons
Hdwards
Kingston
Annette R. Bush
Scranton
JL. Watkins
Mehoopany
Paterson
Seamana
Iron Bridge
Mira
Patterson
George W. Stanton
Wilkes-Barre
William Snover
Beranton
William Wrigley
Electric City
H. H. Wilbur
Factoryvilly
Sumer
Bertha Reynolis
Peekville
Ruel Canwell
Community Notes From Wilkes Barre District
John D Carpenter and wife of Wilkes-Barre spent Sunday with W Pratt family. Harry Lewis and Lee Stark return from Mansfield Normal for vacation. George Roberts visited his parents in Pittston. Thomas Ryan bought the Bart Wall farm near Montrove railway and entered the milk business. Professor Morelock spent last week in Ziosv New York. Temple Commandery No 60 to install officers at the Methodist Church with a banquet for about 125 guests. Criminal court closed Saturday afternoon. Judson Luts of Noxon faced cattle poisoning charge and was found guilty after a four day trial. Four criminal cases carried over. only civil causes on this week’s docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Carpenter
Wilkes-Barre
Dumen W. Pratt
Harry Lewis
Lee Stark
Mansfield Normal School
George Roberts
Pittston
Thomas Ryan
Bart Wall
Montrove Railway
Professor Morelock
Ziosv
N. Y
Temple Commandery
Judson Luts
Noxon
Maity
Methodist Episcopal course closing concert slated this Tuesday evening
Mrs C I Rose is seriously ill. The closing convert of the Methodist Episcopal course will be given in the Methodist church Tuesday evening. A high quality program with local and foreign talent promises a rare musical treat. Lewis Capwell of Binghamton visiting here. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs C N Vanness’s home next Thursday afternoon. Mrs G M Bache moving into her house in Clonome Park Pyed D Laimb resigns as Halletead agent. Frank Bache appointed to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Rose
Lewis Capwell
Binghamton
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
C. N. Vanness
Mra. G. M. Bache
Easter Services at Presbyterian Church Highlight Double Congregation
Special Easter services were held at the Presbyterian church with a double congregation and visitors from the Methodist Society. Rev. Ave was unable to attend, and special music included a double quartet and the morning solo Resurrection Morn by K. D. Williams. Invitations went out for two spring weddings at private homes in April, Grace Beatrice Crock and Vida Taylor. Miss Lillie Pratt returned home after visiting Montrose.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist Society
Mr. Ave
K. D. Williams
Snd
Martin Crock
Grace Beatrice
Harry K. Wilking
Johnavon
Vida ‘Taylor
EN. Weebs
Jersey City
Lillie Pratt
Montrose
Market Summary amid War News and Erratic Prices
Wall Street activity softened as war news between Turkey and Greece influenced trading, with exchanges closed in London and Paris for Easter. Commodities moved irregularly. wheat and corn futures fluctuated amid export demand uncertainty and Northwest receipts, while Philadelphia and Chicago markets showed firmer tones in wheat and mixed results in other staples.
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New York
Turkey
Greces
Wall
Lenton
Parie
Hiner
Newa
London
Paris
Poston
Welriam Lenn
Allen & CO
Mears Build
Roome
Buffalo Livestock Market Report Budgets Sharp Quotes
Fairly active demand and prices seen for stockers and feeders with steady trends. Native cattle offered from good to choice, with stockers and feeders showing fair to good demand and prices holding near steady. Milk cows and springers described as fair to better with some fancy offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuet Buffalo
Gould
Scranton Tailor Promises Value in First-Class Garments
Local tailor in Scranton emphasizes affordable prices while offering high quality custom garments. The shop markets itself as the only first class merchant tailoring establishment in the area and urges customers to visit for competitive rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estabiishimnent
Scranton
Investors secure fabric from presidential inauguration suit source
A fragment of the same pool used for President McKinley’s inauguration suit is obtained, enabling suits to be made from the material. The fabric is described as beautiful and the finest production from an American loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mkinley
Veal and Sheep Market Prices and Descriptions
Market notes describe varied veal and sheep offerings with price ranges and quality notes. Descriptions mention bulk desicade bogs, heavy bows, and different cuts while citing prices around S270 Reed and S704 30).
Recounts Clean Up Prices in Early April Livestock Market
The market report notes mixed cattle and sheep activity, with prices around $1259 for steers and $105.5 for various weights. Observers describe steady demand, moderate supply, and rare gains in lamb and hog categories across regional exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dulles
Calveti
Chicago Live Stock Market Mixed as Prices wobble in April Trade
In Chicago اق stock market activity showed a moderate supply with mixed demand. Fat cattle sold strongly at higher prices while calves and hogs faced softer demand. lambs and sheep declined slightly as buyers paused. Volume moved across a wide price range with notable activity in prime beef and lighter demand for lighter lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walt
Beto
Lambe
Potinis
Sitiaia
Mansfield closes annual lecture course with Elliott performance
The Normal lecture series of 87 ended last Wednesday as Edward P. Elliott portrayed Hazel Kirke and Rev Frank Marehall of Forest City will lead the Episcopal church from May. A new rectory was built by parishioners and the Wellsboro Baseball club fell to the Normal team 23 to ll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Elliott
Hazel Kirke
Frank Marehall
Forest City
Episcopal Church
Wellsboro Baseball Club
Normal
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Around
Sor
Hughestown
Monroe County
Oliver & Perkins
Bradford
Delaware
Lickawanna and Western
Avondale
Milliesville Methodist Episcopal Church
Dam
Snoring Brook Water Company Res
Citicene of
Wilkes-Marre
Tteurs Jk
Mazleton
Pennsylvania
Henry Ander
Hood
Pills & Co
Lowell, Masa
Avoca
Wyoming
Susquehanna
Ingram
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
Hwallstead
Wall Street Neview
Eranien Boor
Trade Exchange
Mleouwi
Zame
Kianer
City Mills
Gakai
Chewra
Sta
Bakers
Elftetoo
the. Co. B
Reithal
Pinte
Ghienwe
India Mesa
Mitlon—Quiet
Etwine
Fic
Imitation
Walse
Ntate Itil
Maielgec
Creamery
Lintiy
Intec
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Tittow
Dullelty
Macscoubiry
Pye
Philelphia
D&c
Norial
Dane
Leo
Hatiby
Tate
Walde
Wales
Chicago Grain Market
Cilia
Mir
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UNO
Loula
Nash
Central ccc
Oseers Mo
Moatai
Bouthern A. K
Wits
Chicago Board OF Trade
Alexander
Scranton Bedding Co
Bun Aeeane Mwacs
Trust & Safe
Traders National Bank
Wee Ino Bonds
Scranton Mass
Hullway
One People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton St
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Gins
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Court Mouss
Richardson Baynton
Govan
Jya
Benati Pti
Stok
Lackawanna Avenue
Easterbornes
Lacka, Ave
Dieylaya
Note& Commons
Miming
Moosic and
Rage Dale
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Ropa
Pauno Chemical Co
Exelu Wes
Bric-A-Brag Sale
Messrs Kerr, Son & Co
Wyomley Moore
S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna Ave
Degeetyine
Mower
Gerend
St. Wil
Southampton
Dover
Astond
Leneselss
Versailles
Antwerp
Jefican Line
Twinsterew
ST. Paul” AY
Withan
Rhine
Switzerland
stratford-on-Avon
Bage
Swetland
England
Vorest
Loisae Houlagne
Nehiry
N. Callender
Cor
Wioming Avenue
Om, PA
Wyer Davidow
Williams & Clark
Earth
Myer Davidow
Mansfield
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