Death of Thelma Chase in Gebo Montana and local notices
News from Factoryville reports Thelma Chase oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chase of Gebo Montana died of scarlet fever shortly after arrival. Also included are church notices, marriage announcements, school events, and local relocations affecting residents such as L Byron Green leaving Scranton Republican, upcoming prize speaking, Christmas program, and travels of Mr and Mrs Gardner.
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Thelma
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Gebo
Montana
W. M. Tiller
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
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The
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Benton
Scranton Republican
Lelilah Robinson
W. R. Gardner
Galveston
Texas
New York City
Edith Davis
Paulowna Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
George Snyder
Nicholson
N. A. Gardner
Emery Avery
Wilkes-Barre
Hallstead notes Perry to quit selling goods for quarry work
Hallstead reports merchant Perry plans to devote next year full time to quarrying. James Snover suffers a grip attack. The Y M C A bought three pairs of crutches for injured railroad men. Cloths shipped to North Carolina aid mountain whites. Regina Hays funeral held at St Lawrence cemetery. Out-of-town mourners listed from Binghamton and Scranton. Fireman Ira McLeod escapes collision but sprains ankle. Reuben Barnes to return home for holiday. Page Lyman, a known blacksmith, has killed forty-one.
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Scranton Tribune Hallstead
Perry
James Snover
Young Men's Christian Association
North Carolina
Littl Regina Hays
St. Lawrence Cemetery
Great Bend
A. I. Dully
Margaret Carrige
Marie Crowe
Ste Justice
Nettie Connelly
Edward Austin
Nellie Cahill
P. H. Eustice
Binghamton
Thomas Hopkins
James Long
T. Kinney
Mary Fitzsimmons
Scranton
Ira McLeod
Lackawanna
McLeod
Reuben Barnes
Mount Hermon
B. BF
Bernstein
New York
Page Lyman
Nerve Pills Said to Rebuild Vitality and Nerve Power
A health advert claims modern life burdens the nervous system and weakens nerve force causing heart palpitations sleeplessness brain fatigue and exhaustion. It promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy to rebuild nerve strength and improve overall vitality.
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A. W. Chase
Susquehanna Ledger Briefs Include Weddings and Local News
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna December 14 reports the marriage of Clirk Th. Smith and Miss Myra McCannon in Binghamton by Rev. Dr. Edward Tyler. Mentioned are Delware and Hudson work on the Nineveh branch, Christmas school programs, January church meetings, the funeral of Theodore Whitney, and local sickness. Also noted are fox killings near Red Rock, coal traffic hopes for Lackawanna valley, Albert Falkenbury's Washington trip, Congressman Wright's return for holidays, Eastern Star elections, the High School Record, Evie train conductor appointment, church meetings, a Susquehanna talent event, and William Carter’s recovery.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Clirk Th. Smith
Myra McCannon
Oakland
Binghamton
Edward Tyler
Delaware and Hudson
Nineveh
Theodore Whitney
George Skinner
Red Rock
Lackawanna Valley
Erie
Nesternally
Albert Falkenbury
First National Bank
Washington, D.C
Wright
Washington
Canawada Chanter
Order of the Eastern Star
Decker
Evie
Hepburn
William Mr. Bouton
The
Avenue Methodist Church
Newling
Susquehanna Methodist Church
Jackson
Arle
William Carter
William H. Telford
Broad Street
Miss Lizzie Johnson a guest in New Milford
New Milford December 19 Miss Lizzie Johnson of Binghamton is visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Hellaman. Mrs F G Indersled stayed with relatives in Binghamton. Mr and Mrs H Tiffany visited Hallstead friends. Twenty skaters enjoyed a party at Page's pond Lakeside with a bounteous supper at H J Browns. Attendees listed include Kate Quinn Ina Aldrich Fientietta Hayden Maggie Hayden Veatrice Howell Nell Quinn Julia Dearborn Maud Brown Mabel Elbreth Helen Hutchings Roy Hawley Arthur Hawley Thomas Hinck Lee Swackhammer George McConnell Charles Benjamin ert Vanwuskirk Clyde Pratt Ray Aldrich Theron Shay. Presbyterian choir will be entertained at Mrs M Bradley's home Thursday evening. Mrs Albert Helsiman is ill with rheumatism. School closes Friday for two weeks. Mrs File and daughter Gertrude of Callicon are guests at I G Inderlied. Mrs Stella Hamilton entertained friends at Church Street last Saturday.
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New Milford
Lizzie Johnson
Binghamton
Albert Hellaman
F. G. Indersled
H. Tiffany
Hallstead
Page's Pond
Lakeside
H. J. Brown
Kate Quinn
Ina Aldrich
Fientietta Hayden
Maggie Hayden
Veatrice Howell
Nell Quinn
Julia Dearborn
Maud Brown
Mabel Elbreth
Helen Hutchings
Roy Hawley
Arthur Hawley
Thomas Hinck
Lee Swackhammer
George McConnell
Charles Benjamin
Ert Vanwuskirk
Clyde Pratt
Ray Aldrich
Theron Shay
Presbyterian Elured
Bradley
Albert Helsiman
Riday
File
Gertrude
Callicon
I. G. Inderlied
Stella Hamilton
Church Street
Local Social News From Binghamton Area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visits and moves in the region. Walter Lewis visited Kingaley friends. J. Lamb family plans spring move to town. B W Sulter visited Carbondale. Carl Wheaton of Jackson helped in a blacksmith shop. Simon Ricker family moved into P J Bonner’s house. H C Beatt from Scranton aids his ill mother Mrs F R Scott. G i Gelatt and son J T Gelatt visited Gelatt town on Saturday.
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Scranton Tribune
Gibson
Dee
T. A. Sweet
Binghamton
Walter Lewis
Kingaley
W J. Lamb
B. W. Sulter
Carbondale
Carl Wheaton
Jackson
Simon Ricker
P. J. Bonner
H.C. Beat
Reynolds to Sit Up for Christmas in Carbondale Hospital
Forest City reports Herbert H. Reynolds, hospitalized in Carbondale for six weeks, will be allowed to sit up on Christmas. The milestone diagnosis signals a likely rapid recovery. Friends cheer the improvement as hopeful news. Fred Heynolds assigned to a Hillside company coal mine in Luzerne county. George W. Hughes of Carbondale visited Forest City. J. D. Neulon of Anthracite City traveled there for business with W. J. Morgan, Tribune representative.
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Forest City
Herbert HE. Reynolds
Carbondale
Fred Heynolds
Hillside Company
Luzerne County
George W. Hughes
J. D. Neulon
W. J. Morgan
Tribune
Olcott company performance draws many to Carbondale
A large crowd from For est City attended the Olcott company show in Carbondale Monday night. W. H. Hates and wife went to Bethany for Mrs. Milton Lawrence's funeral today. Deceased was an in law to Mrs. Oates. F. P. McLaughlin of Rock Lake is visiting town.
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Shekele
Smilies
Tribune
Forest City
Olcott Company
Carbondale
W. H. Hates
Milton Lawrence
Bethany
Miner James McAndrew Dies At Beaver Meadow Colliery
James McAndrew son of Mr and Mrs Terrence McAndrew North End was killed in the Beaver Meadow colliery near Hazleton on a Tuesday afternoon. He worked as overseer of timber men and leaves five brothers. The remains arrived last night and funeral plans were not yet set. Other items note local candidates for school director in the First ward and a young girl Margaret Atwell laid to rest in Langcliffe cemetery with services at PB M church.
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James McAndrew
Terrence McAndrew
North End
Beaver Meadow
Hazleton
Charles Merrick
Thomas McGlynn
M. J. Dixon
James McGlynn
Michael Brehony
Benjamin Webb
Langcliffe Cemetery
Margaret
Samuel Atwell
PB. M
T. E. Wilson
Ridgelly
Jeffries
Rowe
Jane Atwell
Jennie Atwell
Hughes
Wilkes- Barre
J. P. Mitchell
Halbright
Joseph Taylor
Evans
Maude
Hateman
Viola Smith
Stella Zengle
Mattie Deeble
Bessie Williams
Hillside
Eugene McLaughlin
New York City
Re. Ford
P. M
Krause's Cold Cure Endorsed as Fast Acting Remedy
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a rapid, non drowsy remedy that avoids head or hearing effects unlike quinine. It promises quick relief and clear headedness, with Matthews Bros selling the product at a stated price.
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Krause
Price We
Matthews Bros
Theatrical Attractions This Week at The Academy and Gaiety
News of performances at the Academy of Music and the Gaiety detailing shows for the week. Olcott stars in Mayourneen and a new Quintessential comedy Guarrent QO Masgh. The Siborld Bariley Coupe Bell revival of Sibir a at the Academy is highlighted with elaborate scenery and costumes.
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Wi Anviking
Chauncey Olcott
Lydeum
Olcott
Lycown
Philadelphia
Guarrent
Wile
Augustus Pitouw
DeVonde to Present Week-Long Academy of Music Engagement
Cheater DeVonde with an excellent company under Clarlen L Walter opens a week at the Academy of Music Monday night December 24 with daily matinees starting Tuesday. The troupe boasts Mossie Walters and DeVonde, with extensive scenery. Repertoire features new plays including Ten Ton Door, praised in New York. A Saturday matinee offers an elaborate Robinson Crusoe production.
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Cheater DeVonde
Clarlen L. Walter
Academy of Music
DeVonde
New York
Mossie
Walters
New York City
Victoria Dayloaquons at the Gaiety
For three days opening with night in the afternoon the famous Victoria Dayloaquons appear at the popular Gaiety. An excellent performance eight dollars per pillar when this attraction is announced.
Electric toy trains enter boyhood playtime this year
The New York Sun notes electric toy trains as a key feature of this year’s playthings. Children can power the cars from a standard wet battery or a dynamo driven by a turbine connected to a household water faucet. The article describes elaborate rail setups and realistic details for evolving electric railways.
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The
New York Sun
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised by Scranton Store
A Scranton resident Mrs Davis of 8 Hampton Street describes three years of kidney and back trouble with insomnia and weakness. After trying Dean's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store salesmen and seeing quick relief, her back strengthened and kidney weakness disappeared. Sold by all dealers priced nine cents. Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S distributors. Remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
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Davis
Hampton Street
Cave
Dean
Matthews Bros
Prive 9Gents
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean's
Electric toy railroads fascinate playful engineers
A description of boys building electric railroads with battery power, tiny wires, and concealed motors. They can run engines at varying speeds, operate passenger and freight cars, signal towers, and learn about positive and negative currents, storage batteries, and crosslight wiring while enjoying practical hands on science.
Sheriffs Sales Elect January 11 1900
Public auction of several Lackawanna County properties to satisfy writs of fieri facias and executions. Descriptions include lots in Mayville Mayfield Dorrance and Larkville areas with two story dwellings and outbuildings. Terms: cash at Scranton Courthouse.
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Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
A.D. I
Cathariie Hyland
Mayville
Mayfield
County of Lackawannie
Pennsylvania
Hiside Coal and Iron Company
Atayville
Salt of William RR
Lewis
Catherine Hyland
Tay
Taylor
Several Scranton Hyde Park lots tied to Judgments and creditors
Multiple insolvency actions in Lackawanna County list Jacob Fox Thomas Colling and other defendants as owners of Hyde Park and Old Forge parcels. Auctions note debt amounts, judgment numbers, and term dates with properties in Scranton Lackawanna County and Olyphant Throop areas.
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Thomas Colling
Hyde Park
City of Scranton
Lackawanna County
Pennsylvania
Fillmore Avenue
Price and Pancoast
Scranton
Luzerne County
Anthony Duggan
Ellan Price
Lackawanna
Mary Duggan
Winifred Collins
Thomas Col Ins
Hanythn
Scranton and Lackawanna Sheriff Sales Notices
A lengthy safeties listing from Lackawanna County detailing sheriff sales on multiple parcels. Includes descriptions of parcels in Scranton, Jefferson Township, and LaPlume Borough with references to deeds, boundary lines, and improvements. Notable names include Martha A. Bone Francis A. Bone W. J. Renniman and M. W. Guernsey. cases involve debt judgments and levies.
Complex Sheriff Sales Listings Across Scranton Area
Multiple land parcels in Scranton Lackawanna County listed under execution in 1901 including parcels in Providence and Hyde Park. Descriptions cover perches and bearings linked to turnpike alignments with lots 11 7 8 in Park Place and blocks in Williames Addition. Debts range from dollars to hundreds with dates January Term 1901 and September Term 1900.
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A. D. Colvin
O. F. Wedeman
Irene Wedeman
James Fy, Gallagher
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
Salt of the Artesian Building and Lawn Association
James F. Gallagher
Vavogtian
Henry L. Hartrantt
State of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Down Street
City of
Iota Belnge
Tron
Dean Street
D. L. Fickis
Salt of Security Building and Savings Union
Alva Same
I C. Reynolds
Terms of Sale and Cash Payment Conditions
Fifty dollars cash at struck off with balance due immediately after sale. If sold for costs, costs must be paid or struck off. All properties with noncompliant terms will be resold before adjournment.
Sheriff Clarence E Pryor of Bovanton Pa.
Sheriff Clarence E Pryor of Bovanton Pennsylvania is named in a December 16 development notice from the 8 Office.
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Clarence E
Pryor
Omce
Bovanton
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Alexander Connell
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Cahpouse Avenue
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Northern Coal and Lion Company
Malin Street
Northern Coal and Iron Company
Said
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