Tunkhannock Briefs From December Meeting Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock December 7 reports a Monday elith Wil meet at Mrs Samuel Bysenbachs on Putnam street at 2 pm. Residents Mrs Thomas Boyce and Theresa of Waverly NY return from Pine street visit. George Phillipson returns from Carbondale after foot injury and knee pain. Several locals visit New York and West Pittston. Teachers institute for Wayne County begins at the court house. A horse accident injures Michael of Prospect Hill. Mrs George Bkinner returns from Philadelphia improved. Atttorney Andrew N. Wuatkes of Sopanton on business. Philema Avery now works at Mrs A Becks Yiown street store. Red Men enjoy sleigh ride and oyster supper at James Miller's house.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Tunkhannock
Elith
Samuel Bysenbach
Putnam Street
Thomas Boyce
Theresa
Waverly
N.Y
Patrick Boyce
Pine Street
Gteorge Phillipson
Carbondale
Phillipson
J. W. Patt
New York
Mhihilethia
August Sickler
Joseph Jiouck
West Pittston
Jennings
Lewis & Vose- Riehard
Teachers’ Institute
Wayonine County
Court House
James. Michael
Prospect Hill
George Bkinner
Philadelphia
Andrew N. Wuatkes
Sopanton
Philema Avery
Mrma
A. J. Beck
Yiown Street
James Miller
Montrose Notes Report Snowy Streets and Local Doings
The December Montrose item notes a four inch plus snowfall and good sleighing. It mentions visits by Mr and Mrs D Lathrop to their son Dr Walter Lathrop in Harrisburg, a potential Montrose trade hoard, and various small town visits including Miss Jennie Brodhead and Miss Gillian Chamberlain. Warriner of Lehigh Valley Coal bought the Mulford farm beyond Lake for 86000, with about 20 acres and sturdy buildings. The Presbyterian church society lists officers, and Mr and Mrs Peter Radaker occupy the Comstock house on Lake Avenue awaiting spring. Charles Van Rensselaer returns from Newark to rejoin Pyan & Co.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
David
Fh. Lathrop
Walter Lathrop
Hlaisleton
Jennie Brodhead
Buns
Mulford Farm
Jr Lake
Gillian Chamberlain
Broklyn
Elbert Thay
Hialistead
Anne ‘Tifflany
Whois Flan Tendenval Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Willan Jordan
Mars
John Gi. Wilson
Arthur Sprout
Harry Sc. Cooley
Peter J. Radaker
Comstock House
Lake Avenue
Charles Vai Rensselaer
Newark
N. J
Wd. Pyan & Co
Wimmers News Brief: Fire Destroys Woodrutl Barn
C I Woodrutl's barn burned Thursday night destroying a mile long span three horses and all contents with no insurance. A horse named Colonel escaped and returned after the blaze. The fire was spotted by guests at a birthday party in Mt. Cobb. Albert H. Bronson of Danville Agylum is improving. Bert Vangarder lives with his mother after his father's death. William J. Emery works in New York as a clerk. his family stays in South Canaan. Mr Carr, Emery's successor, reports brisk business locally.
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Winmers
Woodrutl
Colonel
John Cramer
Mt. Cobb
Albert H. Bronson
Danville
Local News Tidbits From Nicholau and Scranton Area
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Mrs. D W Pillne spent Thursday in Scranton and Dr A Decker hosts his mother from Falls. The Methodist Episcopal church held an odds and ads sale with proceeds reported.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholaur
Mre
D. W. Pillne
Scranton
A. (. Decker
Falls
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Children's Favorite Medicine Sound Cited for Kids
The article notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred, pleasant tasting treatment that quickly cures colds in children. Mr G Wagner of Byring Grove Pennsylvania reports his son requests the remedy when ill, praising its safety and effectiveness all druggists stock it.
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Wagner
Byring Grove
Chamberlain
Opera House Thursday Event Priced About 105
Otric residents note a Thursday gathering at the opera house with ticket prices around 105 dollars. Event details remain sparse but the price point is clearly stated.
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Opera House
Uncle Tom's Cabin staged at Lyceum to large crowds
Theatrical show of Uncle Tom's Cabin presented at the Lyceum with Florence Ockermaan as Uncle Tom and a starry cast. Critics praise Miss Ockerman’s Harriet and the vivid supporting turns by Abe Platel, Luttha Mo, and George Shelby actors. Performances drew newspaper men who filed composite notices about the production.
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Seo
Misa Florence Ockermaan
Miss Ockerman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Topes
Henrietta
Mya
Uncle Ton
Sun
Mingwion
Angela
New Jerusalem
Celestial City
Shephierd
Distal Wolill
Shelly
Marka
Broimdebury
Pullishers Press
George Hors
Boylston
Thales
Rowisten
Piareder Tomek
Rowistem
Charles W. Morris
Chicanu News
Uncle Yom
Frank Lea
Tully
Uncle von
Eva
Uncle Tom
Lemme
Mr. Tat
Wood
H. H. Peechin
Cincinnati
Moxt
Robert Broller
George Shelby
New York
Tom
Betel
Abe Wyothcv
Ist
Aig
Viredevich Jones
Hugh Hilinge
Berton
Cully
Tate
W. Parks
The Mummy and the Humming Bird appears at Lyceum
The Mummy and the Humming Bird by Isaac Henderson stars Lionel Barrymore and Guy Standing with a strong company including Margaret Dale Reginald Carrington Robert Bechuble David Mendelson and Constance Bell. It travels from New York to the Empire theater with metropolitan appointments intact. First four rows in the gallery are reserved tonight from 7 to 7 30 with ten cent gallery tickets at the box office.
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Mr. Drew Hia Weleaiads
Lionel Barrymore
Guy Standing
Margaret Dale
Lewes Baker
Reginald Carrington
Robert Bechuble
David Mendelson
Thomas Gidecom
Matio Derlekson
Constance Bell
Mummy
Tromming Hird
Mr. Drew
Dmmicv
Olin
Drew Signor D'Oreiillo
Guy Blanding
Lord Ronalds
R. N
Eera
Eioe Gilseppes
Lionel Barrymore Judeon
Reginald Carrington Markham
Robert
Min
Mascagni to Present Grand Opera in Scranton Tonight
The New Armory hosts Signor Mascagni with his near hundred-voice company to perform Cavalleria Rusticana with full scenery and costumes, a rare luxury in Scranton. The event marks a high point in local culture as the famed composer directs his own company on a full-scale production.
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Scranton
New Armory
Mascagni
Cavalleria Tusticana
Masenga
Signor Mascagni
Italy
Stites
Metropolitan Opera
Grand Opera
Carvileria
Rusqueana
Evering
Old and Well Tried Remedy for Teething Children
An old and well tried remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, praised as the prescription of a leading physician in the United States. It claims to ease teething pain and relieve diarrhoea and griping, with wind. The advertisement touts the syrup as invaluable for mothers and priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
Trouble with first Dack ache warns of kidney trouble
A testimonial from Mrs. J. F. Jones of 1010 Lafayette Street describes knee stiffness ankle bloating and loin pain signaling kidney issues. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drugstore for relief after several boxes. Sold by dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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J. F. Jones
Lafayette Bireel
Dean
Matthews Bros.’ Drug Store
Beranton
Price
50 Cent
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doan
Information request on mine grievances and strike conduct
The commission sought details on past grievance handling between Markle & Co and miners after a 1900 strike. Testimony covered a 12 year old breaker boy and other workers bound by company debt, wages, and eviction practices. Commissioner Watkins asked Darrow for evidence of how grievances were previously addressed and whether companies tried direct talks with workers.
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Pather Curran
Darrow
G. B. Markle “& Co
Hagleton
Andrew Chippie
Jeddo
Markle & Co
Mavicte & Co
George St. Bedford
Markle &Co
Inhe Iamke
Wold Nol
Foat
Mitchelli
Mitchell
George B. Markle
Gedford
Markle
Prank Ray
Watkins
Av. Darrow
Butcher Seeks Work. Lost Child Reward Offer
SITUATION WANTED As a butcher and good meat cutter For reference apply to 2H Linden street West Pittston Charles Boone LOST Three-year-old settlement red colored except tin of tall small crooked horns A reward given for her return is John Gumin Viger Valley Ohio Pa FOUND A handkerchief drawn a small amount of money Now have same by proving property Fick 12 Luzerne street
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Linden Street
West Pittston
Charles Boone
John Gumin
Viger Valley
Olyophant
Luzerne
Local Business and Building Listing in Scranton Area
A dense catalog of local firms and premises including ARCH L Fredrick L Brown real estate and engineering offices at 120 Washington Ave, Harding Connell Building, Stevenson Knight at 72 Connell, Schlager & Co. at 401 Connell, SCRANTON HOUSE near D IL and WW, Victor Koch proprietor of Passenger Depot on European plan, A B Briggs cleans privy vaults and drains, North Main Ave, Hicken drug store, Mulberry Joiner Adana, Beranton address, Negarged Bros printers, Paulood Warhouse, Wire Scranton newsstand at Wes Bros, and several addresses listed along Washington Ave and Lackawanna region.
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Scranton
Victor Koch
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Brigses
Tve
Main Avenue
Hicke'n Drug Store
Adana Ail Mulberry
Tribune Plans Book of Anthracite Commission Testimony
The Tribune will publish a convenient book form of the Ant hracite Balke Commission testimony with daily reports. A limited edition of copies will be sold at $1 each, eight by eleven inches, detailing commissioners decisions and exact reports with no omitted details. Orders should be sent to The Tribune before exhaustion.
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Anthracite Balke Commission
The
Tribune
Tribune Offers Quality Half Tones and Line Outs
Advertising and promotional graphics at The Tribune office with effective half tones and line outs for cams and other purposes. Prompt service at low rates. A trial order will convince you.
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Tribune
Trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Nov 1902 Schedule
In effect November 16 1902 trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D and WR R with parlor car day coach from Carbondale to New York and Philadelphia. Services list morning departures 6 5 am through to evening 9 49 pm with Black Diamond Express connections and Sunday options. The timetable covers connections to Pottstown Bethlehem Reading Harrisburg and other coal region points via D and Nf R R and Phil W R R with Lehigh Valley Parlor cars on all routes. Officials Wilbur Lee and Nonemacher advertise ticket offices and Pullman reservations at Scranton Wilkes Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Carbondale
L. V
White Haven
Hazleton
D. MW
Pottsville
Tala
Bethlehem
Aston
Reading
Tharraburge
Nf. R. R
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Phil & W. R. R
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
Pullman
Lehigh Rilley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelpate
Acoustele
Suspension Bridge
Lli Wilbur
Charles
Charles §. Lee
Cortland Streat
W. Nonemacher
City
Public Square
Pikes-Barre
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Notice
Central Railroad of New Jersey schedules effective Nov 16 1902 list trains from New York to multiple destinations including Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkes-Barre Pittston and more with various departure times and through connections. Reading Lebanon and Harrisburg routes via Allentown are shown alongside special Quaker City Express service with Pullman car and through connections to Baltimore Washington and other points. W G Bassler and M Burt sign as General Manager and General Passenger Agent.
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Pullman
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
New York
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Train Schedule In Effect June 16 From Scranton Wilkes-Barre
Schedule shows trains from Scranton to Philadelphia via Wilkes Barre with Pullman buffet car and coaches, stops at major intermediates, and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. Weekday through trains at 647 and 647 pm, with additional Sunday service and through service to FRA via Pottsville. General managers J. Tsutchingson and J. B Wood listed.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Shurre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Haltimore
Pittsbure
Stoy
Train Schedules From Scranton To Carbondale And North
Sunday train times listed for Carbondale Honesdale and Whites-Barre with early morning and afternoon departures. Notable stops include Wilkes-Barre Albany and points north with trains at around 8 50 a m 12 03 p m 1 53 p m and 7 00 p m. Officials J W Burdick GO PA Albany NY and W L Pryor D P A Scranton PA announce schedule details.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Loi A
Ames Lo A.m
Honesdale
Whites-Barre
Pennsylvania
R. Tt
Albany
Ami
Pod
UIT
Wilkes-Barre
Amd
Polite North
J. W. Burdick
Trains Schedules Noted for Scranton to Nearby Points
Reading of mixed timetable notes trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh Hawley local stations at 7 40 p m and 1 07 p m. Northern lines to Wilkes Barre and White Haven feature arrivals around 10 08 a m and 1 p m.
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Biteot
Wave Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Olea
Hawley
Nort Hlonesdale
White Mills
Sceranton
Train timetable notice for New York Ontario and Western lines
Local timetable details list arrivals and departures for Carbondale and surrounding towns. References to Quaker City Limited service and connections to Philadelphia and Atlantic City appear, with note of weekday and Sunday schedules and consulting ticket agents for time tables. Names and places include Carbondale, Walton, Susquehanna, and Horanton.
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Adesht
Carbondale
Beriintai
Norte
Travis Avranton
Awagli
Louve Lava Arty Traine
Cadossa Carbontale
Boch Mar
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Hind
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Old ‘Phone Isa
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