Entertained Germans Reflect On Alaska Klondike Tale
Two elderly German women at St Luke’s summer home recall a food time and the new organ’s silence. Scranton guests include Mr and Mrs N E Klee and Mr Juliet AL M Reynolds. A Bangor reader notes Alaska gold field talk, flood losses, and a comical kitchen accident with kerosene, ending with grief.
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St. Luke's
N. E. Klee
Scranton
Mra
C. FP. Hose
Juliet AL M. Reynolds
Afr
Mice
the Tribune
Klondike
Yukon
Yukon Valley
Floode
Alaska
Michice
Carbondale Herald
Personal notices from the paper
Mr and Mrs Ty FP Penman plan a two week stay at Long Island. Miss Mary G Smith of Quincy Avenue is visiting Lake Ariel. Mr and Mrs MH Smith of North
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Ty FP
Penman
Long Island
Mary G. Smith
Quincy Avenue
Lake Ariel
MH. 8
Smith
North
Local residents plan vacations and visits across coast to coast
A string of trips and getaways is noted as residents from Washington Avenue Newark Philadelphia Lake Ariel and Pittston travel to Atlantic City Lake Winola and Lake Ariel. Visitors include Miss Martha Jacoby Mr and Mrs Frank Myoere Mrs Elizabeth Harrington and many cyclists from the Beranten Bicycle Club. End.
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E Kiteutlen
Washington Avenue
Vietting
Birebanton
Carlisle
Martha Jacoby
Newark
Missee Galion
Ida Murphy
Mary Moghron
Atlantic City
J. A. Beranton
Jeff Wednesday
Elizabeth Harrington
West
Bide
Mise Guernhavy
Lake Artel
Mise
May Redington
Archbard
Catherine Connell
Pine Brook
Anna Clarke
Margaret Patterson
Pittston
Uhie City
Charles Crothamel
League of American Wheelmen
Philadelphia
Anna Miller
Joseph Miller
Peon Avenue
Edmund M. Fite Maurice
Hazleton
M. P. McCann
Baby Ellen
Columbia
Lake Artet
Will Decker
Beranten Bleyele Club
Washington
Mire
Edward Bannon
Gibson Street
Lake Wino
John M. Garman
Don
Hopatls Siete Committee
Jermyn Wedmerday Mint
Mir
Garman
Theolore F Miler
J. J. Broadhurst
Philaee Lyrindia
Lehigh Valley Coal sues Bucquehinana Railroad for damages
A hearing in Moosic court heard Lehigh Valley Coal company seek 100 to 116 per acre for 9.5 acres of land taken for a railroad right of way. The case involves a 266 acre tract bought from Spring Brook Coal company for 886000, with a planned breaker site and coal shaft opened in 1456 not yet mined. Closing arguments by J O'Brien for Lehigh and C Comegys for the railroad followed full testimony.
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Court House
Thimas Reynolds
J. E. Watkine
A. Lb. Francolee
Squire Doles
Fred Puller
John F Murphy
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh People
Spring Brook Coal Company
Rract
Moosic
Josep O'Brien
Lehigh Valley Company
C. Comegys
Five County C. E. Reunion At Far View A Great Day
Heavy rain did not stop the Five County Christian Endeavor reunion at Far View. Excursion trains carried visitors from Honesdale Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and other towns. Haer's Band played and J C Manning presided. Rev B F Stonecipher spoke on convention plans and Mr Manning reported San Francisco meeting details. Executives for next year named including Manning Chandier McKeehan Wilcox Bonnell Waterbury and others. The Nash Hotel on Adams and Mulberry opened in 1887 for boarders and travelers at a dollar forty per day.
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Five County Christian Endeavor
Farview
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Haer
O Eclork
J. C. Manning
Pittston
State Transportation Weent
BF. Stonecipher
Aston
Heoleo
Mannite
San Francisco
Pittaton
Nash
Wyoming
Adams Ave
Mulberry St
Beidleman's Red Window Novelty at 437 Spruce
Beidleman the bookman announces Beidleman's Red Window a Saturday novelty event at 437 Spruce featuring a colorful display and themed items for visitors.
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Beidleman
Obituary notices from Carbondale and Scranton areas
Funeral services announced for William Brown 1n Carbondale at Rose church with burial in St Rose Cemetery. Mrs EB A Griffin of 149 Providence Road Eranton Pa dies at home with funeral later. Patrick Jordas of Linden Street Beranton to be honored at St Peters Cathedral with burial at Olyphant Catholic Cemetery. Horace Price of 33 Kimmett Street Scranton dies aged seventeen months with funeral at the Price home and burial at local cemetery.
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Brown
Carbondale
William Brown
Farview Street
Griffin
Eranton
A. Griffin
Providence Road
Puneral
Jordan
Beranton
Patrick Jordas
Linden Street
St. Peter's
Olyphant Catholic
Price
Scranton
Horace Price
Oscar Price Roar
Kimmett Street
Ordinances on bicycles and sewer work pass in Beranton council
Beranton select and common councils approve bicycle ordinance on first two readings and pass later. Lateral sewer bids read for Farber Court. Anthony Beanson named delinquent tax collector. funds considered for a new horse for Chief Hickey. Various contracts and repairs authorized including Mulerry street drains and Franklin engine company parade plans.
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McGinley
Common Council
T., F. Leonard
P. J. Conway
J. 3. Fahey
Farber Court
J. Thornton & Co
W. E. O'Hara
Flanighan & O'ara
C. M. Sitterly
Fire Department
Neetine
Lackawanna Avenue
Jefferson and
Washington Avenues
Anthony Beanson
Bevesth
Eighth Wards
Wice Dennis Thorney
Thomas Gannon & Son
Banderson Avenue
Cherry Place
Hickey
Nnn
New Haven
Conn
Pranklin Engine Company
Hallstead
Board of Engineers
Mulerry
Schroeder
F. P. Fitzahmmons
Michael Reap
Sewer district No 1 passes on third reading in city
The ordinance creating sewer district No 1 was called up and passed on third reading. Discussions covered drainage scope on West Bide area and Luxerne street, with city solicitor opinion questioned. Other third readings included repairs to hose wagon and reel, a Prescott avenue lateral sewer, and Mineral street grade establishment.
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Farber Court
Hickey
West Side
Luxerne Street
Main Avenue
Fellows
Roche
Niagara
Prescott Avenue
Mineral Street
Mica
Carbon Streets
Sculpture uncovered at Savings Bank hall on Wyoming avenue
Workers removed the canvas to reveal a Doric cornice scene depicting the means and fruits of industry. A central Goddess of Portune stands above a cornucopia of wealth while four life sized artisans pose with wreaths and shield tablets bearing dates and legends.
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Savings Bank Halling
Wyoming Avenue
Artizans
Oite
Washington
Frank Cariuecei
Signor Jovebh Callatrobe
Death of Thomas Glynn at Hillside Home
Thomas Glynn died at the Hillside Home where he had resided since June 4 185. Death came from the breakdown of his constitution following years of nomadic living. Glynn was 8 years old and said he had not slept in a bed for twelve years before entering the home. He had no known relatives but was a well known figure on the South Side prior to his placement.
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Thomas Glynn
Glynn
Was Not Alderman Kelly Said By A Committed Man
Andrew Knowsooner, jailed Wednesday night for contempt by Alderman DeLacy, claimed he misattributed orders to Alderman John F. Kelly of the Eighteenth ward. Kellow disputes the error, saying Knowsooner misunderstood. The only advice given was to waive hearing and enter ball.
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Andrew Knowsooner
DeLacy
John F. Kelly
DiLecy
Kelow
Kellow
Knowsooner
Iron Pig Production and Local Notices Chronicle
Six hundred tons of pig iron will be produced daily from iron ore shipped from Lebanon, processed at Scranton mills to feed steel factories. Albany charters Ameri com Craftsman Publishing with a $10,000 capital, listing stockholders in New York Detroit Buffalo and others. Eleventh Ward Constable Woelkers faces arrest over alleged spoon theft, bond set at $100. A. O. division 3 holds a special meeting at Raub's hall to address death of P. P. Jordan, while Lackawanna County Farm ledger announces Patrick Jordan's funeral details and inviting attending brothers.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Lebanon
Albany
N. Y
Americom Craftsman Publishing Company
New York City
TLV. Powderly
Charley Rolfs
Buffalo
Robert Y. Age
Detroit, Mich
G. E. Murray
J. Dumar
A. W. Wright
Special Meeting for Patrick Jordan Death Noted
A special meeting of Division A. O. H. will be held at 7:00 p.m. in Raub's hall to take action on the death of our late brother Patrick Jordan. James F. Noone serves as Vice-president and T. A. McGoldrick as Secretary.
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A. O
A. O. Hi
Raub‘’s Hall
Wyoming Avenue
P. P. Jordan
James FP. Noone
Vive-Pres
T. A. Muoldvuck
Bee
Raub's Hall
Patrick Jordan
James F. Noone
T. A. McGoldrick
Polish Lover Appeals For Aid To Wed In Love Affair
Michael Shimberger, 47, seeks help from Mrs. Duggan, agent for Associated charities, to marry Annie a 36 year old Polish mother of one. He vows abstinence from drink and hopes the board will approve an elopement hindered by Mr. Beemer.
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Michael
Lackawana Hospital
Hillside
Annie
Mr. Beemer
Mr. Shhimberfer
Associated Charities
Tragic Child Falls Into Outhouse Cesspool
Hardive Price, 17 months, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Price of 22 Emmett Street, wandered into an outhouse and fell into a cesspool yesterday morning. Found half an hour later lifeless despite efforts of Drs Walker and Hulbert. The mother noticed the child missing shortly before 11 with neighbors aiding the search.
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Hardive
Oscar Price
Emmett Street
Child Found In Outhouse After Family Tragedy
A half hour passes as Mrs Forken and Mrs Ferguson examine the outhouse and discover the child. The mother lies stricken with grief while the father, a railroad worker on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, learns of the fate only after returning from his route.
St Luke's Summer Home Acknowledges Additional Contributions
The managers note further contributions to St. Luke's summer home. The text includes garbled entries and references to amounts and names, indicating prior acknowledgments and new donations though specific details are unclear.
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St. Luke's Summer Home
Meat Cement Ad Praises Persistent Purchases
An advertisement claims durable appeal of Meat Cement, suggesting customers keep returning to the retailer for repeat purchases.
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