LEBECK AND CORIN DISCUSS JAPAN WAR MATERIAL PUSH
A visitor notes United States should expand war material production for Japan and other nations. He argues American manufactories deserve fair criticism and that Japan seeks to secure ships and munitions from European firms, sparking debate on domestic capacity and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of 2
Irving M. Scott
Union
Scott
United States
Beott
Orient
Ited
Ime
China
Japan
Manu- Aease
Leader's Price figures in worn textile clearout ad
A cluttered sale advertisement lists all wool dress fabrics and dress trimmings with Leader's Price tags. coats jackets and reefers for ladies and children, plus men s neckwear suspenders and shirts. The offer emphasizes discounts and bulk deals across fabrics and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Dreas
Mail Order Offer With Prompt Attention Preface
All mail orders receive prompt attention and prepay express shipping for goods sent out of a cheerful, ready-to-ship operation. This notice highlights fast handling and prepaid express dispatch.
Peculiar Family Cases Spotlight Wilkes-Barre Mornings
Mayor Nichola weighs two troubling cases between parents and children. Bertha Binney, 20, accused of theft and truancy, claims cruel mother and cold nights but awaits full inquiry. Patrick Kerrigan, a violent son, threatened his mother and fought officers, bail set at 1000 dollars with a 70 dollar fine for resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Bertha Binney
Mary Ann Smart
Connors
Nichols
Patrick Kerrigan
Jones Street
Brown
Kerrigan
Ferris to Speak on The Young Man the Citizen Tonight
The third number in the members practical lecture ferries at the Young Men's Christian Association will be given this evening by George G Ferris. The subject is The Young Man the Citizen. Ferris is a noted speaker and admission is by membership ticket with guest tickets at the association office. Both men and women may attend. A New Division formed by the Ancient Order of Hibernians was organized Sunday at Parsons by County Delegate G Y Curry. Twenty two names joined and officers elected include President William Rowland Vice President John McHale and Secretary William Early. A further meeting is set for this evening and the remaining offices will be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men‘s Christian Association
George 8
Parsons
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Board of America
G. Y. Curry
Plains
Adelphia Club
William Rowland
John McHale
William Early
Will Filed for Adam W. Linderman in Hazteton County
The will of Adam W. Linderman was admitted to probate with his wife Anna C. Linderman named sole executrix. Anna Shaw’s Lecture at the Grand Friday evening on "The New Man" is under the Old Ladies' Home auspices with tickets at Brown's Millers or the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam W. Linderman
Hazteton
Anna C. Linderman
Trains Delayed After Lehigh Valley Derailment at Rockport
Yesterday morning a car on a Lehigh Valley extra freight train derailed at Rockport tunnel causing all trains to be delayed two hours. Local crews cleared the line and traffic returned to normal later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Rockport Tunnel
Local notices from city events and transfers
The City Steam Laundry owned by Harry L. Bess has been sold to GC A Limekin. The White Haven Journal changes hands from Mr Felst to Whitmer and Ray, with Felst continuing job printing. Officers for Conynham post to be chosen tonight. Chauncey L. Naugh Co liverymen debut new buses and baggage wagons on streets. Patrick Price and Miss B Rowland wed at St Stephen's yesterday. Wilkes Barre Carbondale indoor baseball at Ninth Regiment armory tonight. Funeral for Mrs Margaret Meehan held from Sherman and Northampton with high mass at St Mary's. interment in Hanover cemetery. Press Club to hold ball in armory next month. Mission at St Dominick's church in Parsons proving very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Harry L. Bess
GC. A. Limekin
St. Stephen's
White Haven Journal
Felst
Messrs. Whitmer and
Ray
Conynham Post
Chauncey L. Naugh, & Co
Patrick Price
B. Rowland
Bt. Stephen's
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Ninth Regiment Armory
Margaret Meehan
Sherman
Northampton
St. Mary's
Hanover Cemetery
Armory
St. Dominick’s Church
Parsons
North End man injured in roof fall yesterday
John Connolly of the North End sustained injuries when a roof collapsed during morning work yesterday. He was involved in urgent relief efforts and transported for medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connolly
North End
Deaths and local events ripple Taylor with four losses
Four leading Taylor residents died in two weeks, including H. A. Ward at age 32 after a month with gastric fever. Ward, a carpenter turned lumber partner with Do. F. Ward in C. F. Ward & Son, was well known countywide and survived by his wife and three children. The piece notes his funeral later and lists other local notes: Jubilee Singers at the M E church, Heptasophs meeting, a wedding tour return, a Scranton visitor, Julian Dorothy from Hallstead, and a Taylor mines eight hour shift starting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
H. A. Ward
Ward
Wyoming Seminary
Do. F. Ward
C. F. Ward
Reese
Davis
Fred Williams
Scranton
Julian Dorothy
Hallatead
Elsie Carey
Taylor Hall
Pittston
Taylor Mines
Carbondale News and Nearby Events Summary
John Abbott returns from two weeks with relatives in Carbondale. Three deer were killed in Pike county on Saturday. Miss Lizzie Ammerman of Carbondale had funeral services and burial in Glen Dyberry. Delaware and Hudson canal closed for the season. Norman Farnham suffers severe sore throat. Episcopal church hosts a chicken supper Thursday evening in the parish room for 35 cents with proceeds to missions. Presbyterians offer a free sacred concert Friday evening with donations welcome at the door. Exchange Club election of officers slated this evening with multiple nominees. A women’s meeting in the Methodist church this afternoon will feature several notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abbott
Carbondale
Pike County
Lizzie Ammerman
Honesdale
Glen Dyberry
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Norman Farnham
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Exchange Club
W. F. Suydam
G. W. Lane
N. E. Bigelow
T. Frank Ham
Fred M. Spencer
T. M. Fuller
FE. T. Brown
Rf. W. Murphy
John Kulbach
W. G. Blakney
J. Kirk Rose
F. G. Farnham
Local Notices and Social Updates From Scranton Area
The little boy of Ben Lyons died on Saturday from diphtheria. The funeral of W W Smith was largely attended on Sunday afternoon. Many friends from Wilkes Barre and other places were present. Littie Belles will go to Binghamton to reside with her sister. E H True spent Thanksgiving with his mother in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Watrous have returned from New York City. James McCausland was in Philadelphia the greater part of last week. Mrs Nicholas Ayers attended the musical alliance at Nicholson. H M Barney, a teacher at Scranton, is the guest of his parents. Miss Annie Little is spending a few days in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lyons
W. W. Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Littie Belles
George Lathrop
Binghamton
E. H. True
Michigan
Watrous
New York City
James McCausland
Philadelphia
Nicholas Ayers
Musicial Alliance
Nicholson
H. M. Barney
Scranton
Annie Little
Local Social News From Hyde Park and Surrounding Towns
Winton Miss Eliza Williams returns to Hyde Park after visiting parents. Charles Kane and Mary Strong of Scranton visit friends on Sunday. Fred Bevers hosts Mr Wellen of Minooka on Sunday. Edward Callaway of Archbald visits Miss Mary Cairns on Sunday. Mabel Morgans returns to Wyoming Seminary after Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs David Morgans. George Cook of Nanticoke visits brother Charles Ken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Williams
Hyde Park
Charles Kane
Mary Strong
Scranton
Fred Bevers
Mr. Wellen
Minooka
Edward Callaway
Archbald
Mary Cairns
Mabel Morgans
Wyoming Seminary
David Morgans
George Cook
Nanticoke
Charles Ken Ot
Sparagus Kidney Pills Claim Kidney Health Rescue
An old ad narrative depicts organs complaining of distress from toxins and disease, praising Dr Hobb’s Sparagus Kidney Pills as a cure. It claims uric acid and impurities clear from blood, restoring vital function and energy, with a 50 cent per box price and mail order offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hobb
Local News Briefs From Troy and Surroundings
A student from Troy returned home after visiting his brother F T Conners. George Dando and Johnson Schneur also returned from a hunting trip across New York state. Mrs Joseph Richards and her two children visit her brother William Johns at Wyoming. A new fire company is to be organized locally. Mt Jessup Coal company is placing many men toiling on fire plugs along streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
F.T. Conners
George Dando
Johnson Schneur
New York State
Joseph Richards
William Johns
Wyoming
Mt. Jessup Coal Company
Social Roundup Floods West Pittston and Wilkes Barre
Mrs Smith and Misses Mattie Whitlock and Leida McRill called at West Pittston Saturday. Mr and Mrs Shook of Newton visited his sisters Mrs William Switzer and Mrs Isaac Howell. Patrick Coyle of Wilkes Barre visits his half brother John McGinley. Mrs B O Dodson attended a Wilkes Barre wedding Saturday. A W Vantyle visits Orange County New York. Robert Applebee of Sturmerville becomes Maltby fire boss. Mr and Mrs Richard Vanscoy and children visit at Pittston. Methodist Episcopal church holds services Tuesday to Thursday evenings. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
New York
Robert Applebee
Sturmerville
Maltby
Richard Vanscoy
Pittston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Union Service Fills Church As Six Denominations Unite
A union service drew full capacity at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. R D Minch of the Baptist church delivering a sermon of truths. The next joint service is set for the first Sunday evening in January at the Baptist church with Rev J J Rankin of the Presbyterian church preaching. Fred Smith of Rowlands fills a freight clerk role at the Erie depot in the Eddy, replacing J F McFarland who left for a better Erie Wyoming post in Scranton. Michael Nallin plans to move to Port Jervis NY this week to take a flagman job on the Erie. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett died Saturday evening. The Mayer girlie restaurant on Main street was broken into Friday night by unknown individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian and
Baptist
R. D. Minch
Baptist Church
J. J. Rankin
Presbyterian Church
Fred. Smith
Rowlands
Erie
Seminary Show Day Sparks Friendly Test
A president introduces Miss Minnie Bertha Leonard’s chemistry experiments on carboniferous substances then astronomy and geology. An old-fashioned farmer on the examining board challenges students with a beef price math question and a query about the vice president, provoking stunned responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bertha Leonard
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Eekasee
Miss Minnie
Various Help Wanted Classified Notes in Scranton Tribune
A fragmented wartime era classified page shows numerous help wanted ads. Listings include sales agents, door to door canvassers, factory workers, dressmakers, and clerical roles with earnings claims and commission structures. Contact details reference multiple firms and locations including Chicago Cincinnati New York and Scranton.
Coats and Capes Offered at Manufacturer’s Cost
Connolly announces a large sample lot of coats and capes sold at the manufacturer’s cost. Garments are the latest production, in perfect condition, guaranteed correct in style, finest workmanship, and true fitting, saving shoppers $1 to $5 or $10 per item.
Situations Offered in Scranton Help Wanted Pages
A collage of classified notices lists position wants and offerings across households and professions. Clerical, housekeeping, nurse, stenography, and general labor seekers present self descriptions with contact hints. lawyers doctors architects and merchants advertise services and offices in Scranton pages.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Tables
Central Railroad of New Jersey gives timetables for Lehigh and Susquehanna Division. Trains to Pittston Wilkes Barre and others depart at multiple morning and afternoon times with Sunday services. Connections to Atlantic City New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and Allentown listed along with ticketing notes and station guidance. General Superintendent J H Olhauben signs the notice.
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New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Bunday
Eaving
Philadel Reading Beran
Ricea
Maue Town
Kemaston
Philadelphia
Agee Philadelphins
Long Arm
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Allentown
Pottaville
Marth i Serkan
Butte
Dasior
J. H. Olhauben
Scranton Train Schedule for June 1885 From Lackawanna Ave
Del Lack and Western timetable outlines daily departures from Scranton for New York Philadelphia Trenton Boston and western points. It lists multiple trains with varying departure times from 6.15 to 9.55 a m and 12.0 to 6.07 p m, plus local and accommodation trains to Bath Binghamton Oswego Cortland Syracuse and Wilkes Barre with connections at Northumberland Nanticoke and Williamsport. Passengers are directed to M L Smith at 2% Lackawanna Avenue or the depot for pocket timetables and details.
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Scranton
Beaver Meadow
Pottsville
Hiner
Taha
Beranton
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Ferraban
L&w. i RL
Rochester
Buffalo
Iagara Falls
Chicago
Iota West
Pittaton Junction
Balamanca
Biteks
W. R.R
L 'Oretion
Wilkes-Barre
Negortaie Buffalo
Mixstean
New York
All Points
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Hige Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Moun ‘Aie
A. Inghamton
Iehelson
Semone
Nanticoke
Plymott 2
Intergate
M. L. Smith
City Ticket
Lackawanna Avenue
Depot
Trains Schedule From Scranton to New York and Wilkes-Barre
Erie and Wyoming Valley lines list through trains from Scranton to New York and intermediate points at 7:00 a.m. and 3:29 p.m. via Honesdale Hawley and local points at 6:40 a.m. 9:40 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Trains to Wilkes-Barre depart at 6:20 a.m. and 1:19 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Erie Railroad
Honesdale
Hawley
Wilkes-Baro
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MG Field
Ironing Ave
Fuatty
Crystal Spring
Crystal Spring Water Company
Pine Run
State Board of Health
Forge
Pennsylvania Company
John Boase
South Main Street
William Brown
Bert Caskey
John Bryden
Dunmore
William Law
Edward McCarthy
Anthony Clifford
M. F. Devers
Thomas Murphy
Edward Studders
St. Aloysius Society
Mias Mary Brennan
Anthony Corcoran
John Anderson
D. R. George
Laflin
P. F. Dunn
Exeter
John Taylor
West Side
Kate Brehony
F. P. Devers
James McHale
W. Schlager
Olyphant
Dr. Pier
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas English
Avvooocc,a
Taylor
Montrose
Ft Na
Wien
Mane
Elle
Legler Beap and Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Edward
Sal Ulred
Fa CO
Rean
Helo
Adams
Tribuce Offica
Leon Treae
Sng
Joby Street
Figaro Cigal CO
Atom Michigan Mfg CO
MFG. Co
van Doren
Alebman
Bolgiano M
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Univer
Anes
Box
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Honel
Tribune
Fon Pice
Adress Ouis
Tribune Office
Stevenson
Clark's Green
George Davidson
Bexton Capouse Avenue
Capouse Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas E. Evans
Scar
Luserne
Scranton Tribe
Spruce St
Posnea
Bulding
Vine
Penn Avenue
Rudolph Hloeser
Scranton Tribune
Plymouth
Aaron Dal
Hasot Ams
Cliff Street
Chickering
Washington Ave
Realelroom Roube
Madison Avenue
Mata Altar Briggs
Monwealth
M. H. Hocgate
Fehrs Bale-Pa Farm
J. M. Shef- Ihauton
Hcranton
Vianhorna
Marion Tevea
Russeen
Col- Vanhorn & Lutt
Dalton
Factoryville
Myro
Dean
Madison Ave
Agnette Reynolds
Jafferson Ave
Penn
Ieee Im Bios
Saat
Bawhiliy Allegheny
Lady OF
Heman
Clearwater
Mensey Ave
Connolly
Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Wyoming Avenue
North Sumner Avenue
Sten Phor
Cal
Hoffman
Dix Court
General Mercantile
L Tribune
Ford Court
Addreas M. A
Tribun
John Proud
Wyoming Aveneve
Frank Leslie
Express
Moody
Adams Ave
Hermann & Seymour
Phila
William A. Tapt
Physicians and Surgeons
A. Trapold
L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
J. M. Gates
Tod
J.C. Bateson
Linden Street
Ofice
Warren & Knapp
Republican Pee Washington Avenue
Patterson & Wilcox
Tatar Eee
Rosewell H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Common
James W. Oakford
Eee
H. C. Smythp
B. F. Killam
J. H. Hamilton
G. Scranton
J. M. CG. Rance
Wire Sreens
Jos
Medigal
School OF the Lackawansa
Oue Ey
Catalasea Quest
T. Jhouas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adams Avenue
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Commonwealth Building
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock
Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Republic Savingr and Loan Association
B. N. Calender
Dime Ban Building
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
ANI Nurserymen
Green House
North Main Avenue
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Scranon
Frank P. Brown & CO
Weet Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Willams Building
Rex Fire
ELK Cafe
Fprankin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Ixpos
Victor Koch
Westminster Ee Cor
Sixteenth St
Evitig Ae
York
E. N. Anable
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
Dean Ars and
HUDSO
New Lackawanna Avenue
Pasview Waymart
Perkineeay
Ame
Jin
Chas S. Olin HH
Wilbur
Ge Pateea
A. W. Nonnemacher
Gen
Pass
South Bethichem
Sane Ooee Oor
Nton Daviston
Onuasie O
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