Lehigh Valley Railroad to be split into three divisions
Rumor from the Lehigh Valley Standard reports that on January 1 the railroad will divide into three divisions Jersey City to Mauch Chunk as the Jersey division Mauch Chunk to Sayre as the Wyoming division and Sayre to Buffalo as the Buffalo division James Dinnelly would remain Jersey division superintendent George H W PMarle min as trainmaster at Easton Alexander Mitchell to lead the Wyoming division Clinton A Lardo trainmaster Wilkes Barre and C O Feasyon to head the Muliate division Andrew Rogs Jr as train master at Sayre Ross named train dispatcher at Mauch Chunk with promotion seen for him W A Stevenson currently trainmaster for ate Esser resigns due to ill health effective Jan 1
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Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Jersey City
Mauchhunk
Jersey
Mauch Chunk
Sayre
Wyoming
Buffalo
James Dinnelly
George HW. Pmarlemin
Easton
Alex. Mitchell
Clinton A. Lardo
Wilkes-Barre
C. O. [Feasyon
Mulfate
Andrew Rogs, Jr
Hie
Ross
W A. Steventon
Ate
Esser
Huaaleion Standard
Canton Railway to extend to Gibbons Hotel terminus
General Manager Silliman said no credible grounds for a rumor that the O ccanton Railway would extend the Sport Hill line to Elmhurst Moscow or Lake Ariel. The line is planned as a through route from the city to the Gibbons hotel terminus with cars running on a single main line.
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O Ccanton Railway Company
O Tal
Gibbons Hotel
Winniere
Elmhurst
Moscow
Lake Ariel
Silliman
Grand Opening of Scranton Roller Rink at Armory
The Scranton roller skating rink opens this evening at the Armory on Adams Avenue. The event ends with dancing featuring Mackie by Lawrence Orchestra.
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Scranton
Armory
Adama Avenue
Maxie
Lawrence
Lewis Reidy Davies Busy Shoe Store December Hours
Local shoe retailer Lewis Reidy and Davies Busy Shoe Store announces extended December hours including evenings to accommodate holiday shoppers. Store operates daily with late openings and special weekend hours.
Post Office Strain as Eight Hour Pushes Mail Volume
Immense post office overload with two stamp windows handling heavy traffic. Clerks work to capacity while the double cancelling machine speeds up duties and the public stacks up outside. officials justify eight hour limits amid chaotic but orderly efforts.
Civil Service Exams in Perris Altered Dates for Spring
The United States Civil Service Commission orders spring examinations rescheduled to align with departmental tests. Application deadlines remain March 1 with no late entries without special authority. Local boards await exact dates before Feb 1 and will notify accordingly.
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Perris
Fatine
Becnet
Lele Apmc
United Atatew Civil Service
Cuetem House
United States Commission
Laval Examining Boards
Porter
Scranton Postulates Secretary Shantz for Applications
Prospective applicants should write or consult Secretary Shantz of the Scranton general postates. The United States commission notes delays in receiving applications unless ample excuse is shown.
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United States Commission
Shantz
Scranton General Postates
Scranton's Curious Alley Vanishes for Guernsey Building
An ancient 150 foot public passageway running from Washington Avenue to Leecourt, once hidden behind the board of trade, disappeared in recent days during excavation for J. W. Guernsey's new four story building opposite the True, exposing a dirt bottom and revealing plans for a wholesale portrait studio and retail front.
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Scranton
Washington Avenue
Leecourt
Board of Trade
J. W. Guiernkey
Guernsey
de Watsela
Crawell
Bern
Lew Court
Dpetalre
Ring Out the Old Ring In the New Holiday Verse Recited
A Christmas sentiment decorates a school scene as pupils recite verses from Tennyeon's In Manor origin. Bells ring through the city while students memorize lines about the year ending and the hopeful morning. Copies of the stanzas were provided to teachers two weeks ago.
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Tennyeon
Manorigin
Honert
Dispute Over Coal Royalties in Two Suite
Plaintiffs Koch and Savage sue in Dunmore for unpaid royalties on coal tokens from parcels on Thestnut Street and Shoe Maker Avenue. Defendants allege delivery of 02 tons from Sept through March and seek offset for sums received. Savage claims $2008 unpaid balance and property concerns at the corner of Thestnut Street and Shoe Maker Avenue.
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Spencer
Warren & Knapp
John HW
Roch and
Drobert
Savace
Dunmore
Koch
Whichrie
Savage
Thestnut Street
Shoemaker Avenue
Land Claim Seeks Property From Delaware Line Parcel
Margaret A. Motew files a suit through attorney James Mahon to recover a tract of land allegedly conveyed to a local company. The irregular parcel boundaries extend along Lackawanna Avenue near the railroad tracks and line of buildings, with specifics that place the property behind the air rail yard. The action targets recovery of possession and establishment of ownership in the court.
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Atheommey
James Mahon
Margaret A. Mihton
Delaware
Padeon
YC Bt
Peli
Lackawanna
Mermaid act sparks police warnings in West Beran ton show
A sensational mermaid scene led to police action as authorities warned vendors and venues. The Tribune reported a West Beran ton father discovered his daughter in the act, prompting official scrutiny and enforcement under penalties.
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Pnlice
the Tribune
West Beranton
Lacka
Silk mill contract signed for Little England project
The contract for David Schorn's new silk mill in Little England was signed with Peter Bupp as contractor. The minl mit and beiler and engine houses must be completed before May 1, 1898. Architects are Trace and Providence.
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Belling
David Schorn
Little
England
Peter Bupp
Minl Mit
Beiler
Trace
Providence
Reeves to recover after trampless assault near mill
Five tramps attacked Edward Reeves near the South mill Wednesday. Two of the assailants are jailed, three remain in the central police station awaiting arraignment on assault and battery charges. Reeves is not in critical condition and is expected to recover.
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Edward Reeves
South Mill
Reeves
Christmas Trade Surges Amid Heavy Snow in City
The city buzzed with holiday shopping despite a blizzard as firms boosted staff and charit able groups organized aid for the poor. Santa impersonators filled streets while churches and charities ran Christmas pots to help the needy, with city hall staff receiving tokens of appreciation.
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Duchess
Chapter Installed With Social Following Banquet
The chapter organized in May installed officers Thursday evening who were re elected recently. Inside details mention an organist and warden with names such as Mr Jewe Pole and Mrs John Atetla, plus a sentinel and W C Willian. After installation an supper was served and a social followed.
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Ackerly
Jewe Polehamue
John Atetla
Sentinel
W. C. Willian
Knapp Hearing Reveals Few New Facts in Wounding Case
Herbert Le Knoaph, accused of shooting and severely wounding Patrolman Jams Foul Thueday, appeared in police court before Aldermin Dojet. No new details emerged. witnesses included the suspect, his father, Matrolmen Saul and Beane, and the boy himself. The charge remains felonious wound.
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Herbert le Knoaph
Jams
Wie
Bint
Aldermin Dojet
Telhime
Wether
Saul
Beane
Évi- Ueno
Phelps Shows Signs of Steady Recovery After Illness
Drugeist Jotni W Phelps, who was stricken with poriivels Thoreday morning, has shown marked improvement. Doctors report he is opening his eyes more and maintaining better breath, with condition advancing steadily toward full recovery.
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W. Phelps
Phelpe Nemavera
Thanks to all who joined for George Kirby farewell
Sincere thanks extend to Scranton Loge of Freemasons and Conclave 244 for support after the passing of George Kirby. Special gratitude to Rev Joseph K Dixon and other named locals for acts of kindness and funeral tributes at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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al Thew
George Kirby
Joseph K. Dixon
Haydn Mvans
George N. Gunster
Justin Siegri
John TT Watking
Porest- Hi
Geotee Bitty
Boer Curt
Sernton
Scranton Man Arrested After Bar Disorder at South Main Hotel
A Scranton man joined McKowen on South Main street hotel Thursday and confronted bartender Milhauser when challenged. He was arrested, had a hearing before Mayor Nichols, fined £20, and his revolver confiscated. Beecham's Pills are advertised in this item.
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McKowen
Scranton
South Main Street
Milhauser
Hwy
Nichols
Cowe
Wilkes-Harre Heoort
Isaac Seymour Injured In Accidental Blast
Isaac Seymour, insured man, sustained injuries after a blast he prepared misfired on the West Side. He went to inspect the charge near the scene when it exploded, cutting him and scattering debris. He was taken home for treatment.
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Isaac Fermour
Cuyuca
le Decidied
Investigale
Coat
Seymour
Albeany
Brewet
Installation at Clark's Summit by Jun iata Chapter
The Jun iata Chapter of the Order of Easter Star held installation at Clark's Summit on Thursday evening. Officers installed included Grand Worthy Patron A B Peles and Worthy Matron Martha Wah of Ineten Chapter, with Teuhel Cc as associate matron and W P Litte as worthy patron.
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Juniata
Clark
Pawon
A.B Peles
Mow
W. Lins
Marthe Wah
Ineten
Teuhel
A. A. Nichols
Neeoclite Conducturaes
Mire
Samuel Polhamus
Acherly
Ada
W. PY. Kitte
Rath
Mra
John King
Esther
Mrs. Shippy
Martha
I. HH. Istw
Blooth
Mis
Coursen’s Grocery Ad Lists Varied Canned Goods
An old advertisment lists prices for canned goods and pantry staples including tomatoes $0.60 a dozen, red kidney beans 10¢ a can or 3 for 25¢, lima beans 15¢ each or 3 for 25¢, California fruits 3 lb cans with 18¢ can and 1.50 per dozen, early June peas 100 per case, fancy sugar peas 19¢ or 2.25 per dozen, French peas and mushrooms 15¢ or 1.75 per dozen, and coffee blends 82¢ for 5 pounds with other price notes for blends.
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California
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Garry
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A. BA. Warman
W. B. Henwoi
Chas McMulley & CO
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Tre Tiaders’ National Bank Blg
Larce
Lehigh Valley Road
Sport Hill
Ives Shields
Waters
the Hatter
Lacka. Ave
Wade Sam
Joe
Ae Pelee
Dusines
Mia Mitterrand Yeaise
Anton
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Ube
Elecmcity
Sumuelta
Mies
Public School
Jin
Ring
Wild Bella
Rina
Cing
Bine
Dina
Tele
Wes
Margaret A. Motew
WH. & Fe
Tramp
Associated Charities
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Carnaye
Elie Oficiales
Fa Howe
Knapp
MR. Phelps
Sivrokhe
Pacdvets
Scranton van In
New York
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallian's
Spruce Street
Dunn
PRIC
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. App
Jermyn
Isaac Seymour
Juniata Connell
Henry J. C
Coursen
Lackawanna Ave
Seana Po
Rendy
Rayrolis
Hand& Payne
Washington Ave
Rookery Building
China Hall
Weichel
Mears Duilding
E. G
Ins
Henry J. Collins
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Sergiiton, Pa
Veleyliane Huss
Italy
Bell & Skinner
Jarmyn Hatters
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