School Board Debates Repairs and Janitor Salaries
The board orders bills paid and reviews a $116 claim for repairs on the heating system. They dispatch Kinbuck Bros for work, note poor results, and instruct the secretary to consult Kinback. Requests include anatomical charts maps and human body lessons. The janitor committee will inspect schools for raises and repairs. the loan interest payment is discussed. schools close December 20 and reopen in January.
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Kinbuck Bros
Kinback
City Fire Chief Duties Discussed in Short Council Session
City council met briefly to review fire department duties and repairs. Fire chief may authorize immediate hydrant repairs when needed and bills were ordered paid. Residents on the west side petitioned for additional fire plugs near the Delaware and Hudson tracks to ensure hose access during a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Pike Street
Delaware and Hud
Injured Miner Hit by Oncoming Coal Cart At Coalbrook
John Goodwin twenty two lives at Columbia Heights fell on coal mine tracks while mounting a nearly full mine car. The car passed over him causing severe lacerations to both legs and facial injuries. He was taken home as Dr Bailey treated him and attempted to ease pain.
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Goggie Win
Coalbrook
John Goodwin
Columbia Heights
Goodwin
Dr. Bailey
Narrow escape from coal gas death on Gordon Street
The Dougher family of Gordon Street nearly suffocated Sunday as a coal gas leak filled their home. Mr Dougher and child were overcome before neighbors and themselves entered the room, awakening Mrs Dougher who summoned help and freed the family from danger.
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South Side
John Dougher
Gordon Street
Car Conclave Heptasephs Elect Officers At Meeting
The first regular meeting of the Car Conclave Heptasephs was held at Assembly Hall with Dir ton present. Officers nominated earlier were elected as follows: Past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasephs Fleet
Heptasephs
Assembly Hall
Dirton
Lettre de Werth Oete 908
A fragmentary item appears to be a damaged notice or letter extract. readable parts are sparse but suggest a personal or archival reference. no clear events, dates, or associated organizations are identifiable from the available text.
Conclave Officers Named for Regular Meetings Schedule
Archon J. F. Manion leads a list of officers including archon J. H. Byrne treasurer J. B. Gilhool and other roles. The conclave plans to hold its regular meeting in Assembly hall on the second and fourth Mondays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Manion
J. H. Byrne
J. B. Gilhool
T. J. Gilhool
M. F. Connolly
P. F. Garrell
P. F. Nolan
J. P. Collins
P. F. Momett
H. Booth
J. Gilmartin
J. F. Maxwell
Assembly Hall
Charles T Ellis at Grand Opera Tonight in The Alsatian
The sweet singing comedian Charles T. Ellis appears at the Grand Opera tonight. He has drawn large crowds in this city before and will perform in the German Irish comedy The Alsatian, a seasonal dramatic novelty, plus several of his newest songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
T. Ellis
Charles T. Ellis
Grand Opera House
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Elle
Mr. Eliis
Election of Officers at St Andrews Brotherhood Meeting
At the regular meeting of the St Andrews Brotherhood on Monday night officers for the ensuing year were elected. Director Rev BE Baraley. vice director J F P Abbott. Secretary Chauncy Hunter. treasurer F H Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Brotherhood
J. Baraley
J. F P. Abbott
Chauncy Hunter
F. H. Masters
Lamp globe cuts artery as Mrs McGowan bleeds
In Moss Side, Mrs Dominick McGowan injured an artery in her left arm while cleaning a lamp chimney. Her hand was inside the globe when it shattered and blood flow was difficult to stop.
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Dominick McGowan
Moss Side
Graves to Lecture on December 20 in the City
John Temple Graves has written to the lecture committee saying he can come December 20. Many consider him superior to other orators, and his visit was previously postponed in the city last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Danville Area
Mrs D K Morse and Miss Stella Hathaway left for an indefinite stay in Philadelphia at a private institution. Coroner Kelly visited town. Miss Hazel Wheeler remains homebound. Miss Daisy Hadley returns from New York. Miss Tillie Nealon back from Olyphant visit. Miss Kate Butler sidelined by a bad cold. Baptist Sunday school girls plan an entertain ment and art display this evening. Harry Lister to take entrance exam in Philadelphia. Edward Dougherty returns to work after an injury on Gravity railroad. Mrs Sarah Callender returns home from Luzerne visit. Loyal Knights of America announce entertainment on Dec 17 at W Watt building. Clarence Morgan resigns from Anthracite barber and joins Chris Bateman on Park Place.
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D. K. Morse
Stella Hathaway
Danville Sanitarium
Philadelphia
Kelly
Hazel Wheeler
Daisy Hadley
New York
Tillie Nealon
Olyphant
Kate Butler
The
Baptist Sunday School
Harry Lister
Williamson Trade and Art School
Edward Dougherty
Park Place
Sarah Callender
Luzerne
W. W. Callender
Church Street
Knights of America
W. W. Watt
Clarence Morgan
Chris, Bateman
Family News From Tullihannock and Nearby Towns
Dr A B Woodward of Tullihannock visits his daughter the little Mrs H W Tourie in Scranton area. H W Tourie funeral held at Maple Street residence with burial at Sunnyside cemetery Tunkhannock. Masons and B of L B 3H Scranton send floral tributes. Reverend M J Watkins attends First Baptist dedication at Hallistead. Eva Moss of Tunkhanock plans weeks with aunt Mrs H W Tourie. Linzie Alexander of Kingsley returns home from visit with Mrs Walter Steynolde. Plans ready for Mrs Joe Carrs new Main Street residence. L D Kemmer will not move to Scranton per local note. The Tribune commonly read in Factoryville. Past months rains restore wells and streams.
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A. B. Woodward
Tullihannock
H. W. Tourie
Fred Wright
D. A. Capwell
Scranton
H. B. Gardner
A. Heller
M. J. Watkins
First Baptist Church
Hallistead
Eva Moss
Tunkhanock
Maple Street
Linzie Alexander
Kingsley
Walter Steynolde
Joe Carr
Main Street
L. D. Kemmer
the Tribune
Notable local movements and obituaries in Wyoming county
John Phinney and family visit relatives in Landley while Dr. W J Van Buskirk returns to Philadelphia. The funeral of H A Ward is set for 10 am at his Main Street home with burial in Brick church cemetery Duryea. John Shen completes water piping on Main Street and Bert Carrier moves to Moscow. Water main lowered near Weber's hotel due to grade. social by Independent Social Era at Taylor hall praised with many out-of-town attendees and Elite Blubhee Pittston represented.
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John Phinney
Grove Street
Landley
Wyoming County
W. J. van Buskirk
Main Street
Philadelphia
H. A. Ward
Brick Church
Duryea
John Shen
Bert Carrier
The
Pyne
Moscow
Weber's Hotel
Taylor Hall
Pittston
Musical Alliance Concert Ends With Sixty-Voice Chorus
The concert closed last Friday evening with an around sixty-voice chorus. Credit given to conductor John T. Watkins of Scranton and accompanist Miss Genevieve Bacon. Solo by Mia Sicele Hughes-Brundage of Scranton. An elegant dinner followed hosted by Presbyterian church ladies.
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Musical Alliance
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John T. Watkins
Scranton
Genevieve Bacon
Mia
Sicele Hughes-Brundage
Presbyterian Church
Tana Humphrey
James Harey
Universit of
Pensylvania
A. P. Wilcox
Pittston Briefs From Scranton Tribune Office
Pittston area notices include fires on Monday night destroying household goods after a lamp upset. one hundred dollars in cash burned from a boarder. Also music hall entertainment with Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.. local drug store changes hands. social outings on the West Side. a horse team incident. parish plans for St Mary’s church. Anna Cawley named organist. and a local business directory item for Wright & Co plumbing and household goods trade.
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Thomas Mitchell
Browntown
Stetson
Uncle Tom's “Cabin Co
Music Hall
Frank Gordon
J. H. Houck
West Side
Symington & Perrins New Hall
Wyoming
Davies
Montgomery Street
William Drury
Hoyt
St. Mary's Church of the Junction
Misa Anna Cawley
Broad Street
Pittston N
Wright & Co
South Malin Street
Local notes and Society items from The Tribune
The Tribune lists community updates from the Tri force transfer issue to social events. Mrs McAndrew welcomes a daughter in Wilkes Barre, J J McLaughlin visits Scranton, and the Ladies Aid Society plans a talent gathering to fund church debt relief. The silk mill contract ends after a death, Miller Grove fights Minooka at Lackawanna wars, George Hathway heads to Cohoes, a red cow strays in Pittston township, and William Davis offers rewards.
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M. F. McAndrew
Wilkes-Barre
Eva Campbell
J. J. McLaughlin
Scranton
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newlin
John Meade
Nace Osborn
Academy of Music
Ladies’ Aid Society
Miller Grove
Minooka
Lackawanna Wars
George Hathway
Moosie Knitting
Cohoes
Pittston Township
William Davis
Forester City church and music events announced
Henrich Brothers minstrels perform at Davis Opera House on Thursday December 12. Rev J L Williams of the Baptist church speaks on the International Baptist Young People's union convention from Baltimore Maryland last July. New steps and a planned iron fence appear at the Methodist church. Canadian Jubilee singers appear at the Opera House tonight under the Epworth League of the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Cr. H. Alexander
Carbondale
Forest City
Opera House
Epworth League
M. BE
Sign of hope in US farm tenancy rise says Times Herald
The editorial argues that census figures show more farms operated by owners, more tenants becoming owners, and a large drop in farm laborers. It concludes the tenancy trend is not an awful evil but a positive sign, urging critics to reconsider and focus on productive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Herald
United States
Farma
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
A nostalgic advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year old remedy for teething in children. It claims to soothe pain and reduce wind colic with gentle effects and urges shoppers to ask druggists for the product at twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Winslow
Poster art in politics and its impact on voters in England and America
A discussion on campaign posters and moral caricature as persuasive tools. It notes the English use during 1895 and the 1892 US campaigns with posters for protection free trade and force bill, arguing placards capture public attention beyond speeches and newspapers. The piece cites Carlyle on bill-sticker impact and surveys how English placards reflected political mood.
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South
Walla
Carlyle
England
If You Were Here We Could Sail to a Mystic Shore
A poem explores changing sea colors and a longing for shared journeys. Imagery moves from sea and road to woods and islands, promising a magic lane with gold gifts and rubles. The speaker envisions a crescent moon guiding a voyage to a future hand in hand.
New Great South American Kidney Cure Delivers Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from bladder and kidney ailments with a new remedy advertised to ease urinary pains for both sexes. It promises rapid relief from water retention and back pain, available from C. M. Harris at 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Bovinine and Its Health Claims Highlighted by Bicyclist
Charles M. Murphy, the famed champion cyclist, discusses a new preparation called Bovinine that concentrates the essential nutrients of lean beef into a compact form. The ad emphasizes a special cold process designed to avoid waste of vital health elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Murphy
Bovinine Promoted As a Strength Stimulant
Advertisements declare Bovinine a continual strength stimulant with no after effects unlike alcohol and claim it successful in maintaining life and energy in all cases. The claim emphasizes widespread usefulness across needs requiring vigor and vitality.
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Grand Lodge
James
Frear
James W. Pratt
Bradley W. Lewis
Judson Stark
Elmer C. Thomas
George L. Roberts
St. John’s
Francis F. Drake
Wilkes- Barre Record
Gray Block
Warren Street
Tunkhannock Township
Vorhheimer
Peter Baer
Triton Hose Company
Temple Commandery Band
N. A. McKown
E. N. Stone
Grand Chapter
F. Stanley Stebbins
Cambridge
Mass
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
East Lemon
Methodist
Binghamton
Montrose
Ella Bardwell
John Barth
Tioga Street
Herrick Brothers
Quakertown
R. J. Bordwell
Sruart Brothers & Murray
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Lymanville
A. Schofield
Andy Thomas
Noxon
Jeasie Lasher
Heaumont
Charles E. Terry
Nicholson
Dunham, Buckley & Co
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William St. Avery
Judson A. Jayne
Jennings
Lehigh Valley
Frank Vetter
Magdalene's Church
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Tri Force
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the Tribune Publishing Co
Scranton, Pa
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M. W. Collins
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