Wilkes-Barre Tribune opens new office and local hazards reported
Wilkes-Barre's Tribune opens a branch at No 3 Laningsah Phe Public Wilkes-Barre to serve northeastern Pennsylvania. A mill foundation shifting six inches injures machinery. a car demolished in a train incident. Frank Jones of Georgetown suffers jaw fracture and hand injuries from a coal fall at Red Ash No 1 mine. An Exeter charter for Saint Anthony Benevolent Association is filed for literary and benevolent aims.
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the Tribune
Laningsah Phe
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
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Frank Jones
Georgetown
Red Ash Mine
No. 1
Saint Anthony Benevolent Association
Exeter
Devotional Exercises Retreat Hears Purity and God’s Regard
Minutes recount morning theme Christian Purity and afternoon sermon by Rev Henry A Buttz of Drew Theological Seminary on God’s regard for mankind including repentance as the most God like act. other speakers Rev J R Wagner Avoca and Rev Abel Wrigley Calverton Pa address on prejudice experience and the oneness of the Christian life.
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Henry A. Buttz
D. D
Drew Theological Seminary
God
Janet
Jesus
Abraham
Noah
Jacob
Daniel
Joseph
J. R. Wagner
Avoca
Maltby Strike Tells of Pay Grievance at Mine
A six man Maltby colliery committee met Superintendent Lathrop at the Lehigh Valley Coal Exchange to press for pay for time worked, including time spent getting to the worksite. Lathrop disputed the claim. the interview ended with the committee leaving and uncertainty about further action.
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Maltby
Lathrop
Lehigh Valley Company
Coal Exchange
Equity suit filed over road through farm in Dallas township
A bill in equity was filed yesterday by Abram E. Ryman against George Spencer William K. Goas and Henry Shoemaker as Dallas township supervisors. He claims the defendants are laying a road through his farm without legal cause. The court issued a preliminary injunction stopping any road work for now. In another item, a Pennsylvan ia railroad incident at Nantico ke left a brakeman injured after a flying switch caused a car to strike Jones and Bergen's planning mill with force.
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Edmund N. Carpenter
9Th Regt
N. G. P. Wilkes-Barre
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Mt. Gretna
Lehigh Valley Railroad Station
Frank W. Innes
William Harding
Arthur Everett
James W. Burns
John Leidhner
George Wallace
William Price
Abram E. Ryman Bringe Sult Aga
George Spencer
Willam K. Goas
Henry Shoemaker
Dallas
Nanticoke
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jones & Bergen
Diverse community events and incidents in Luzerne area
A local gathering at St. John's Lutheran lawn, a black art entertainment by Prof. Stenger, and society helpers planned for September. Injuries at Woolward mine, reward doubts over Metzgur case, and a Fifty third Regiment reunion at Harvey’s Lake. Enclosures planned for Queen Esther’s Rock, engine company delegate chosen, Mrs Leitzinger’s new machinery, clerks association meeting, and multiple marriages in local churches. Robbery at Oliver’s powder mill, efforts to beat Elmira road record, and a new brick school room at the Female seminary. Firemen day, health boards organized, Luzerne wheelmen uniform, Bethel AME cornerstone relaid, and several minor mayoral cases disposed.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
John Stenger
Philadelphia
St. Conrad’s Society
John Curran
Edwardsville
Thomas ‘Thomas
Plymouth
Woolward
Constable Louth
Mauch Chunk
George Metzgur
Third Regiment Association
Harvey's Lake
Queen Esther's Rock
Wyoming
Daughters of the Revolution
No. 3 Engine Company
Michael Whalen
Firmen
A. M. Ruber
Leitzinger
North Canal Street
Clerks’ Association
Loomis’ Hall
Kirwan
George Metzger
Daniel Thomas
Tibitha Williams
the Heights
Thomas F. Reilley
Katie Harrison
St. Mary's Church
Father O'Rourke
Tessie O'Donnell
John Burke
Binghamton
Laurel Run
Elmira
Boards of Health
Luzerne
Luzerne Borough
Bethel Africian Methodist Episcopal Church
South Bell Street
Nichols
Squire Kemeter
Hanover Park
The Luzerne County Raven Editorial Fragment
A fragmentary political verse uses Poe like imagery to mock party figures and election intrigue in Luzerne County. It lampoons Democratic leaders such as Lenahan Hart Sutton and Roger McGarry while invoking rumors of vote buying and November electoral suspense.
Ghost of Lenahan Predicts November Labor of Sore Candidates
A narrator confronts a spectral Lenahan foretelling bleak November for local politics. The spirit warns and quips about candidates, fees, and a shifting county office, as the scene centers on the office bust and a looming election setback.
Pittston News Notes Highlight Local Incidents and Social Events
The Pittston area reports a spree incident by Gallagher of Inkerman and a severe scalding by a wife when he demanded money. Hughestown resident Thomas Mitchell suffers a paralytic stroke and is in serious condition. Infant death reported for Mr. and Mrs. George Evans. Jennie Richardson and Lewis Eshelman wed quietly at Luzerne Avenue. Joseph Morris and Margaret Wolf marry. others travel for family visits and social events unfold at Pullman Hall. Notices include wills, ads, and various social scraps from Scranton to Duryea with multiple local names and places.
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Gallagher
Inkerman
Thomas ‘Mitchell
Rock Street
Hughestown
George Evans
Front Street
Pottsville
Missee Mame
Maud Smith
Howard de Frehn
Franklin Street
Mauch Chunk
Joseph Bler
W. J. Thomas
Luzerne Avenue
Harry Mills
Scranton
C. B. Fulkerson
Lambert Street
Mr. Howell
Local Business Directory Fragments From Scranton Area
The readable OCR lists firms and professionals in Scranton and nearby areas including Lewis Hancock Jr Architect at 43% Bpruce Street with Brown and Morris Architects in Berantos, Grand Union Tea Co, Jones Bros, and Kuette Rear Laka awanna Avenue. Mentions loans and wire screens manufacturing and a music store location.
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Lewis Hancock, JR
Bpruce
Cor. Wash, Ave
Scranton
Brown Fi Morris
Washington Avenue
Berantos
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