Mrs H G Baker Dies in Carbondale at 33
Mrs H G Baker aged 33 died yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock in Carbondale after a brief illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Vannan and resided in the city all her life. Survived by her parents two sisters Mrs Jerkine of Carbondale and Mrs Gee Taylor of Salem Massachusetts. She was not a Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Baker
Aannier
Peccased
Thomas Vannan
Presbyterian Church
Hiesides
Jermyn and Mayfield Exhibition and Local Notices
David Dunn of South Main street excelled at the Wilkes-Barre poultry show with ten first prizes, two seconds, and a bantam special from thirteen exhibits. A pigeon shooting on the East Side drew a large crowd despite cold weather, Nelson Cole winning first money with five straight thirds. The article also notes the approaching wedding of John J. Martin to Matty Bloomer, local social visits, homecomings from Ohio and Colorado, a Third Ward council candidate, church Christmas events, and letters from Klondike-bound sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dunn
South Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Dunn
Nelson Cole
Cuth Chesterfield
Jake van Sickle
Edward Phillips
John J. Martin
Misa Matty Bloomer
Patrick Bloomer
East Side
Sacred Heart Church
John Davitt
Mayfield
Eurtila Hemelright
Menry
John Mellow
Bicon Street
J. L. Crawford
Scranton
George T. Pletcher
Mamie
Lackawanna
W. T. Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Joseph T. Roberts
Second Street
Thomas Morgan
Ohio
William Vercoe
Fourth Street
Colorado
Patrick McGovern
Ltreet
St. James
W.T. Roberts
Main Street
Pronk Harber
John Maynard
Charles
George
Klondike
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Oth ers Why Not You
A customer testimonial from Manchester New Hampshire states a wife with a nine year lame shoulder found relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The letter notes prior medicines failed and mentions sale through Matthew Bros. and general druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adolph I. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
St Patrick’s church fair opens in Father Mathew hall
Olyphant reports the St Patrick’s church fair opening in Father Mathew hall with flag bunting and decorated booths for prize chancing. Rev Father McCallen of Baltimore lectured to a large crowd hosted by Rev 2 Murphy and the fair continues through the week admission ten cents. Christmas tree exercises at the Presbyterian church followed a children’s program under Rev Owen James with gifts and candy for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Father Mathew
Father McCallen
Baltimore
J. Murphy
Presbyterian Church
Qwen Tames
Austin Benseoter
Local visits noted in Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
Mrs J H Price and children of Elmira stay with Mrs Jennie Voyle in Lackawanna street. Mrs John Walkingshaw of Wilkes-Barre visits her parents here. Mrs J C Symons and daughter May Symons from Carbondale visit Mrs Co Lewaley. Mathew Mackey and son spend yesterday with relatives in Wilkes-Barre. Lay Farrell, recently in Newburg for three months, returns. Mrs J W Stevenson of Providence called on friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
J. H. Price
Elmira
Jennie Voyle
Lackawanna Street
John Walkingshaw
Wilkes- Barre
J. C. Symons
Misa May Symons
Mra Co
Lewaley
Mathew Mackey
Wilkes-Barre
Lay Farrell
Newburg
J. W. Stevenson
Providenge
Taylor Alumnus defeat Gendall team in Riverside football clash
Taylor Alumnus, led by W. Stone, beat F. Gendall's eleven 11 to 0 in two 25 minute halves at Riverside field. R. Gendall ran for a touchdown and Kicked, while Gendall added a long kickoff. Crowd of nearly 500 watched in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Taylor
F. Gendal
F. Gendall
W. Stone
M. Glynn
A. Bowen
Gendall
R. Gendall
Stone
Howells
Alumnis
Stone Carr
J. Evans
Alumnia
Griffiths
Gertrude Watkins
Peckville
W. W. Watkins
Grove Street
Weber
Emerson Db. Owen
New York Life
Foreman
W. B. Owen
North Taylor
George Rolter
Bloomsburg
Susie Harris
Maton Street
Edith Powell
Plymouth
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
Scranton
Arthur Powell
John G. Price
Ridge Street
The Misplaced Roommate at the Hotel Mixup
A drummer recalls renting a room and discovering a stranger reading a paper in his bureau. The intruder mistook a door number for his own and, after a tense exchange, apologized as the true owner explained the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Jeffries
Unique Iron Mine on Bell Island Newfoundland
A historic feature article describes the Dominion Iron and Steel Company led by H. M. Whitney. It notes Bell Island iron ore deposits as the world’s only true open bed deposit, with a 20 million dollar capitalization and plans to produce 2500 tons daily and ramp output toward ten thousand tons monthly while converting ore to steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellisland
Newfoundland
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
H. M. Whitney
Boston
Ferrana Steel Company
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Coal Company
Cape Breton
Sidney
Tron
Bell Teland
Whitney Syndicate
New York Journal
Whitney Company
Shipmyer
Bopt
Thie
The Musketeers At Lyceum Thrills Scranton Audiences
The Lyceum staged Sydney Grundy’s The Musketeers with Jimes O’Neill as DArtagnan and Nora O’Brien as Anne of Austria before full houses in the afternoon and evening. The production featured lavish sets, a four scene tableau design, and strong company performances including Maude Odell and Edmund Breese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Musketeers
Lyceum
Elroy Stock Company
Academy—American Gaiety Girls
Gaiety Theater
Sydney Grunty
Dumas
Jimes O'Neill
I’ Artagnan
Grundy
Gilamonde
Scranton
Mrr
Neiil
Gascony
Paris
Mr. O'Neil
Dartagnan
Mr. O'Neill
D'Artagnan
Salvini
Nora O' Brien
Anne
Maude Odell
Jefferson D Lloyd
John W. Thompson
Mark Emlsworth
Edmund Breese
Cardinal Hichetlou
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endorsed Worldwide
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year boon for mothers and teething children. It claims relief from pain and wind colic, urging buyers to ask for the exact name and pay twenty five cents per bottle.
Elroy Brebk Company Opens at Academy of Music With Friends
The Elroy Brebk troupe opened at the Academy of Music presenting Friends featuring J. Frank Burke and Minnie Stanley with Robert Harris and Robert T. Parkinson as specialty comedians. A strong production of The Land of the Midnight Sun followed, praised by audiences and to be repeated this afternoon. Torace Clarke showcased specialties and tonight the company plans Northern Lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Brebk
Academy of Music
J. Frank Burke
Minnie Stanley
Robert Harris
Robert T. Parkinson
Scento
Torace Clarke
Gaiety Girls Perform Three Shows At Gaiety Theatre
Yesterday the American Gaiety Girls presented three performances at the Gaiety with large audiences. The midday and two evening shows drew crowded houses and even the landing room was filled. The program opens with a burlesque number.
Local Advertising and Professional Notices in Scranton
The page lists rental and sale ads, service providers, and legal notices. It mentions five cent insertions for ads, free situations wanted, and a wide range of professionals including attorneys, doctors, and merchants in Scranton Pennsylvania with shop addresses and contact lines. The collage includes names like Mears building, Washington avenue, and multiple law firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bencit
All
At Piney Ridge at Lyceum tonight a dramatic clash of wealth and race
The Lyceum presents At Piney Ridge a sensational Tennessee drama about a rich mountaineer accused of mixed blood on his wedding eve. A baby swap reveals an octoroon child of a master, driving plot twists. Cast includes Georgia Waldron Walton Horton Maude Davis Sackett Virginia Tracy and more with grand scenery and strong supporting company. Penny Rice leads as a Wall Street poised heroine with a New York troupe creating lively farce and intrigue. Miss Rice also stars in A Wonderful Woman Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe de Trevail
Court de la Fere
Anne
Anne de Proull
Miladi
Cardinal Richelieu
Count de la Fere
Athos
D'Artaignan
Gascorny
Parle
D' Artagnan
Miladh
Inne
Mild
Lye Buckingham
King Lets
Rich Lied
Louis
Sie Jewink
Bruckingham
England
D'Ariatian
Portus
Arunia
Witton
Radeon
Rieheliou
Milaul
Aml
LY Artagnon
Constanes
Piney Ridge
Lyceum
Tennessee Mountains
Mr. Higains
Georgia Waldron
Walton , Horton
Jive Maude Davis
Benn Sackett
Virginia Tracy
Melle Gaffney
George JD. Baker
Marie Kinzu
Charles C. Bartling
Polly Perkins
Henry Stockton
Penny Rice
Wall Street
Mini Rice
New York Players
McEnery
Miss Rice
Columbia Glee Mandolin and Banjo Clubs To Perform
The Columbia Glee, Mandolin and Banjo clubs, with experienced concert artists, will perform at the Lyceum in Scranton on Wednesday evening after a year of hard work since October. The glee quartet and mandolin double quartet are near perfect and well received in New York and along the Christmas tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Glee
Scranton
New York
New York City
Lyceum
New Jersey Central Railroad Time Tables and Services
Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable lists trains to New York Newark Elizabeth Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and other points. Services include connections to Pittsburgh Wilkes Barre Baltimore Washington Long Branch Ocean Grove and Lebanon Harrisburg with through tickets at station. management by J H Olmaben and H P Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borantor
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Mulatetrhin
Enaton
Tiethiehem
Allentown
Mauchhink
White Mayen
Pittetan
Wilkes-firre
Baltimore
Washington
Lapbmm
Lebanon
Hurriahure
Pottaville
Fort
Olmauben
Gen. Bupt
Baldwin
Paw Agt
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and Points West
Train times listed for Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal and New England points via Lehigh Valley and private lines. Evening and late night departures include Honexdale Wilko Marre Tarem and Diamond Express routes. Officials note lowest rates to all United States and Canada points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercanton
Cabhondale
Albany
Saratega
Montreal
Tosip
New England
Honexdale
Mis
New York
Hiladelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wien Wack
Pinmona
Pe Trivate
Western Point
Tehigh Valle
Mit
Carbondale
North
Wilko Marre
Pont
Tar
Ras
Tarem
Tor Corbendale
Willie Puire
Saratoen
Tineten
New Engin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Serve Northeastern Routes
Railroad timetable notice details multiple LV routes from Wilkes-Barre to New York and Philadelphia including Diamond Express services. It lists departures via Ty, D H R, and W R lines with destinations such as Scranton White Haven Towanda Geneva and Rochester. The notice names city offices in Wilkes-Barre and New York for tickets from Lackawanna to Beranton and related intercity connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Dh & Hor
Geneva
South Hebiohem
Lackawanen Ove
Beranton
Train leaves Stratton for New York in 1894
The item notes a train journey from Stratton to New York in 1894 with a stop at Scranton showing times around 12 pm and 8 40 pm. Readable names include Cor Mawley and Helerafirod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacka
South Levy
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Stroudsburm
Io Oewero
Syracure
Allen
LS Bom
Monttone
Nicholson
Teoffate
Nantimak
Northumberland
Plym
Bloomsburg
Mert
Mth
Stratton
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Jermyn and
Olyphant
Taylor News
Hood
W. K. Boeck
Tidal
Heston
Gardner Jott ‘Thureiay
Kane
Othe Marrige
Mise Berths van Prunt
Muele
Prof. Martin
Agnes Watts
Frank Raffer
James
The
New Orleans Tomes-Democrat
Unique Iron Mine
Musketeen
Moscow
Howard Robinson
Kennnytvonia Institute
Tilind
Mra
Joseph Robinson
Loyd Travie
Dr. Rudd
May Beck
U. K
Fairbank Company
Chicago
St.Louis
People’s Exchange
Gentiomin
Tribune
North Beveath Street
Pine Street
D. B
Logle
Berry Mfg
Franklin Typewriter
Jermyn Hotel
PY Cowell
Evans & Co
Chicage
State of
Pennsylvania
Fountain Bath Brush CO
Grand Rapides
Mich
George KB. Gull
North Main Avenue
Elty
Washington Avenue
Louise Rhoemaker
He Adams Avenue
Wik. Ilkes
Shaer Raee Aa
T. Beluser
Ehoampooing
A. B. Briggs
A. AL Briggs
Blake's Drug Store
Adama and
Milberry
Lesque
Coney Island
Jack Burke
William Mulligan
Crescent Athletic Club
Alery
Ifernown
Jickson Street
Ie Cheater
Stroudsburg
Bubaniath
Montrose
Addrent Pharmagirl
Pittston
River Street
Madison
City
EC Bpaulding
Traders Bank
Edward HH. Davis
Cornell
Seranton
Lewis Wancock, JR
Arctutec
Cor, Wwash. Ay
Frederick I
Mrown
Architec’ts. Price Building
I Washington Avenue
Lyman
Cor, Wyomiltic and
Mulerry
H. F. Reynolds
OPP. P. Co
DR. Cu, C. Laurach
Wyoming
Bnover, Coal Exchange
the Elk Cafe
Frank Fin Avenue
Rater
Ren Sannhie
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Ewvert
Richard J. Rourke
Lackwwarnd Avenue
JW. Browning
Mears Building
di. Breplogluef
Red Estate
Spruce Street
M. J. Donahoe
Attorneya At Law
Menta Bulling
Frank &. Boyle
Burr Bualhiine
Jussups & Jesstp
Apporneys
Anty Courndelom
Schmerid
James W. Oakford
Roome
Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Hoomes
Foor Moora
Ll. A. Watres
Scranten
KR. Pitcher
Earn
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Comegys
A.W. Breatholf
Meare Traltdtnar
Phy Gye
DPR
North Waabhre
Oene
Ss. W. Wamorrats
Thomas M. Corn
Pring Ga
W. KE. Momiey
G.R CLARK &@ CO
Telephone
THY
Jor. Kuettehl
Lacka- Aris Sven
Boranton Pa
Miperl
Bavers
Halle
Plenies
Parthos
Riveyuins
Wei
Wyoming Avenue
Phudtiortat Minche
Megardeh Brothers
Er Ontios
Paper Ours
Fnline
Warchouw
Wiehington Avenue
Fcranton
Piney Rides
Columbia Clubs
Ohio State Journal
Central Railroad of
New Jeris
Pool of Liberty
N. Kh
Booth Perry
Whitehall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eave Scranton
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Wasa
Pittsburg
West
Haeleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Sunbury
Delaware
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
I Luna
Mpany
North Mound
Vere
Pedhkin
Codripin Hancock Starlight
Wreaton Pa
Winwood Poyntelle Oo
Weesanit MI
Maytela
Jeruya
Archiald Witton
Poewville
Olyphi
Pritetire
Thtody
Providence Park Price Fernie Ve al
Tration Stoy
Rajie Oh
Gally
Eoothy
Wagner Ouffel Meeper Bhd
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