Elizabeth Vaughn Weds William Baird at South Main Street Home
Miss Elizabeth Vaughn and William Baird were married last evening at the bride’s South Main Street home in Pittston. Rev. Robert Holmes performed the ceremony before 100 guests as Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by John Reynolds filled the parlor.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Elizabeth Vaughn
William Baird
South Main Street
Ammald of Honor
Mendelssohn
John Reynolds
Trantel Morgan
Mra
Grace A. Baird
Wilkes-Barre
Mrt
Even Davis
Stella
Radle Meredith
Scranton
Mame Davis
Thomas Davis
Dunmore
Town ‘Hall
Tawndle
New
Gilbert Ely
W. R. Ward
Kitt Rhoades Comedy Company
Justice Gibbons
Wuhl
Traction Company
Burgess Maloney
Hibbs
Wilkes-Barre and
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
South Mauln Street
George Langford
Theodore Kyte
Dunham Lamb
Alvin Lytine
Eugene Warner
Henry Weeks
Andrew Shelenburger
John
William Touhill
Anna Lewis
Miss Townsend
Tunkhannock
Arch Baird
the Tribune
Laycock
Onianteachool
Earthquake in Mexico Sparks Ongoing Reign of Terror
A United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports that since the November 22 1804 quake, which killed fifteen and damaged vast property, daily tremors have sustained a reign of terror over the city as officials struggle to restore order and assess losses.
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United Press
St. Louis
Jan
City of
Mexico
Earthquakes Strike Oaxaca Towns Amid Ruin and Flight
Tremors rocked Jamal tepec and Tuxtepec in Oaxaca with 6 to 80 shakes daily as churches and houses lay in ruins. Residents fled to nearby hamlets while authorities fear a subterranean volcano may erupt. Shocks Tuesday night lasted about three seconds between 8:45 and 9.
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Jamaltepec
Tuxtepec
Oaxaca
Guatemala Yields to Amicable Boundary Settlement
United Press reports state department officials view progress toward a settlement between Mexico and Guatemala. The impression is Guatemala has practically conceded the main portion of the boundary line as laid down by Mexico.
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Mexico
United Press
Washington
Guatemala
State Department
Tila
Coal Market News and Legislative Moves in West Virginia
The piece notes Delaware and Hudson earnings in 1847 1893 and 1892 with percentages, and describes a Mexican Central bureau for Mexico resources. It reports coal sizes and prices, lack of dividends for anthracite firms, and a call to action by J Pierpont Morgan. It details a West Virginia bill restricting coal related trade by railroads with severe penalties and potential charter forfeiture. It ends with a medical ad for Dr Thomas Electro-Well.
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Delaware and Hudson
Mexican Central Railway
City of
Mexico
Wilkes- Barre
Schuylkill County
PRUMN
Coacenenes
LUNG
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Harbor
Philadelphia
The
Inquirer
Tidewater
Tidewater. Stove Con
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
J. Pierpont Morgan
West Virginia
Ita
Buffalo Stock Market Report with Mixed Receipts
Buffalo stock market appears steady at opening and ends easy with mixed butchers stock. Cattle receipts around 7540 head and sheep and lambs receipts near 7000 head show market steady to weak with various price levels for good mediums and choice heavy stock.
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Buffalo
Health Officers Elected as State Board Holds Meeting
The State Associated Health Authorities elected officers led by Third Vice President W A Allen of Scranton and Secretary W B Atkinson of Philadelphia. Dr Matson urged action on water supply and typhoid mortality. bills to regulate local boards and sewage disposal received endorsement. An evening session in Harrisburg featured Dr Crown of Massachusetts discussing sanitary legislation for Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Allen
Scranton
Matson
United Prose
Harrisburg
Monner
Moses Veale
Philadelphia
Gronchy Gray
Pittsburg
W. BE. Allen
W. B. Atkinson
Jesser
Green
West Chester
Lee
Groff
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Veale
Shoemaker
Benjamin Lee
House of Representatives
Henry F. Walton
LM. Crown
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Pennsylvania
Concert ticket sales and local notices in Carbondale
In Carbondale Mrs J Cooper Moyer returns from Fort Plain New York. Cambro American Concert Company tickets go on sale today for February 21 at Bartlett Tavern, 50 cents. A 2 year old boy, Joseph Annbury, dies of diphtheria. burial in St Hose cemetery. Ladies Foreign Missionary Society elect officers. Orrin Tumphire visits from Binghamton. Mattie Pascoe plans extended Brooklyn Newark trip. An Ontario and Western engine derails near Reese and Masters switch injuring three Hungarian laborers. no fatalities and limited property loss expected.
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J. Cooper Moyer
Fort Plain
N. Y
Thin City
Cambro-American Concert Company
Patrick Annbury
Hospital Street
Joseph
St. Hose
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Percy Brigga
W. J. Frisbie
J. G. Burr
Amelia Davis
James Thompson
Jones
Orrin Tumphire
Binghamton
D. W. Humphrey
Salem Avenue
Mattie Pascoe
Washington Street
Brooklyn
Newark
Ontario and Western
Reese & Master’s
Maplewood Cemetery
Harge
Local Social News From Hallstead and Nearby
Hallstead residents and visitors are noted including Rev John Davis and wife returning from Afton New York, Warren Preston visiting Elmira, and several Binghamton Scranton travelers. An electric lights update at the Efile mill and a spelling school planned by Hullroad Y M C A are mentioned along with community visits and social calls.
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John Davis
Afton
N. Y
John Malhane
Lewis Oliver
Elmira
Warren Preston
Michael Hayes
Scranton
J. A. Vosburg
Main Street
M.P. Cuorrier
George Stone
Binghamton
James McCreary
Efile
C.F. Bennet
Benjamin
Er. B. Burton
Church Street
Mire Lalu Squires
Mra. Rowe Dayton
Lucy Pakard
Winiting Herelater
Mre
Tacob Brown
Mies
Katharine Sheehan
Waverly
Philadelphia Tallow Market Report in January
Fragmentary notice from Philadelphia lists tallow, grease, and related commodities with prices in barrels and cakes. It contains garbled OCR text and a promotional line for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup asserting danger signals and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Philadelphia
Jan
City
Dirk
M c
Stocks and Bonds Rumors Move Market Amid Treasury Talks
New York traders watched rumors of a treasury conference with domestic and foreign bankers. A potential $100,000,000 public subscription for 100 percent bonds was discussed, with foreigners likely to buy remaining shares. Sterling rates eased, government bonds fell, and gold withdrawals slowed as confidence grew in new policy efforts.
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New York
Thi Wubt
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
Wiliam Linn
Allen & Mo
Spruce Street
Heranton
Chicago Stock Market Cattle and Hogs May Show Firm Trend
Chicago Stock Market report from Union Stock Yards dated January 11, 1941 notes cattle receipts around 1 000 head with a firm market. cows and bulls quoted up to 14 50. hogs receipts near zero with a firm market and prices from 3 00 to 4 20. sheep receipts about 11 000 head with a firm market and lambs priced around 3 00 to 4 76.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Borough of Archbald Council Seats Expanded by Court Order
A court order in Lackawanna County in January 1808 increases borough council members to three per ward in Archbald. It specifies ward based elections, with terms to align with existing terms, and designates two seats for the First Ward one and three year terms, and two seats for the Third Ward with one serving two years and one for three.
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Archbalid
Seasion
Sonalona
Lackawanana County
John B. Jon Fe
Job listings from Scranton Tribune assorted help wanted ads
A collage of help wanted items shows multiple short notices. Listings seek salesmen clerks store workers housekeepers stenos carpenters teamsters and general labor by individuals in Scranton and nearby areas with box and address references for applications.
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Galeshen
Tesdent
J. Edward Cowles & Coli
Chambers Street
N. Y
Aie Omtca
Tribune
IL. K
Pittston Avenue
Bouth Scranton
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Svaughn-Baird
Andrew Brennan
Andrew Brenan
Lavere Avenue
Mary
Michael Sheridan
Sebastopol
St. John's Church
Market Street
Armory
Coleman
Michael Conroy
Coxton
Conroy
Mauch Chunk
Thomas
FF Poten
Board OF Health Meeting
Carbondale
Hallstead
Stocks and Bonds
Northern
Dee
Pebrimry
Sin
South America
State
Walte
Madle
Western
Healitge
Yale
Jtyagke
Ing. Ing
Chile
Chie
C. Bt
Can
Routh
Che & Ohio
Delaware & Hud
ECU
Veges
Ohmg
Jersey Central
Bay Louis
Nish
Eureues
Lake Shore
Manhattan
Bay
Phil
Maud
Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Allegheny Lum'r Co
Crystal Lake Water Co
Wersassente Ee
Bank Oeasemen Aon
First Nat'l Bank
First National Bank
Lacka
Lumber
Lacka, Trust & Safe Deposit Coreavereneee
Savings Bank
Carbon
Niut'l Boring & Drilling Co Op
Thuron Coal Land
Scranton and Pottsville Coal Co
Scranton Glass Co
Oooe Econ
Legal
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Keystone
the Scranton Bedding CO
Lackawanna Avenue
R. Adams Avenue
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Dto
M. Henry Bells
Ja. Levy
M. Derry
Mills Training School
Bellevue Hospital
Monsey Avenue
H. Call
Tribune Office
Frank Teates
Express
P. Moody
Gibson Street
Trine
EEA
Secon
D. & H.awhtel
Eatson & Surehgock
Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
Miss Nears
Nahimont
Finley's
L. & W. Awitch
Woat Lackawanna Avenue
Gorros Modern House
Avenus. Jones
West
Thomas I. Rvans
Lurerno
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenas
Dreas
Aye Mari Ne
M.A. Tripp
Adama Avante
Haslam
Cliff Atreat
EKA Chemical & Ading OO
Reg Ailey
P.w. Box
I Ton
Mase
Seater
Amera8
Ouurreee Care Tibune Pittston No. 8
South Main Atreat
Teameter
H. D. Williams
Putnan Atreat
Doranton
Timesmprove
Arty Halm
General Ivory
King
Guy
Capouse Avenue
Washburn-Crosby Co
Blacksruths” and Wacon Makers Supplies
Scranton, Pa
Pacific Coast
Victor
Michigan
Biull Timber
North Carolina
Paynete County
Sullivan County
Hemlock Lumber and Ath
Tioga County
Elk County
Studding
the Richards Lumber Company Commonwealth Building
Dickson Manufacturing Coton and W
Bitar and
Afer Caimg
Sears
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Cor
Wyoming Avenue
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