CITY NOTES POOR BOARD METS
City notes report a Poor Board meeting with brief items on dividends and local incidents. Joseph Chelbovitienwelee was committed to county jail for impairment of family support. Amber Penterdiek and Gio Ue Peeknee face inquiries. a large coal loss and a street arrest are noted. Apple Sale event at Park church draws attendees. David Morris burns injuries improving at Lackawanna hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chelbovitienwelee
Waltham
Oreekvs
Tland Psn
Flurry Cruetenets
Amber
Penterdiek Wwe
Peeknee Vorthommitil
David Morris
Scranton
Mrs Wins ton's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
An 19th century advertisement extols Mrs. Wins ton's Soothing Syrup as a mother’s remedy for teething pain, wind colic, and diarrhoea. It claims quick relief, softens gums, and soothes infants, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
Viaduct conference committee to meet in mayor's office
Mayor Mott schedules a special viaduct conference committee meeting for next Monday evening in City Hall. Councillor Calpin presses for decisive action and wants diligence in obtaining commitments from Traction Company and Lackawanna Company officials. The mayor contends Mr. Truesdale's remarks limit further steps for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Calpin
Viaduct
City Hall
Traction Company
Lackawanna Conmany
Meyer
Truesdale
Calpla
Pleasant Evening for Leiderkranz Masquerade Committee
A committee responsible for the Leiderkranz masquerade was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Charles Wenzel on Tack Awarnha Avenue. They enjoyed an excellent supper and photos were taken during the reception. Members included Frank Becker George Nelson Victor Wengel Isadore Roe and Charles Wenzel with numerous spouses and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiderkranz
Charles Wenzel
Tackawanrha Avenue
Canelie
Becker
George Nelsen
Victor Wengel
Isadore Roe
Chars Wenge
Asad Hee
Keystone Banquet for Alumni Planned in February
Dr A Capwell, president of Keystone academy, announces a banquet for alumni and friends on February 6 at a church in Portersport. Trustees aim to honor efforts benefiting the school, with plans including a late train pickup from Ghawburn, Patton, and Factoryville via the Delaware, Lockawanna and Western line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Capwell
Keystone Academy
Porn Avenue
Keystone
Eerston
Deloware, Lockawanna and Wealen Company
Ghawburn, Patton and
Factoryville
Enigmatic Board of Trade Meeting Noted in Janitorial Memo
A confused historical fragment lists a board of commerce figures and clerks, with names including William Themis and Charles Dowker, amid garbled notes on amusements and interior details. The text mentions various individuals and roles without clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod
van Buren
Heard of Trade Wits
Thrace
Willian J. Themis
William OF Bieteer
Tetyph
Deseeles
Charlee
HH. Heges
John W. Ek
HL Poli
Willian Decker Ghtes
William Dippin
Bom Bibsa
Rod Sprendel
Wittia Katlenew
Ts Mellee
Arthur Wilmore Charles Dowker
Bias
A. Dip
O'itvien
Thomas Richardson
Thana Yates
Folin Hi Stierwel
Scranton Bas eball Prospects Mentioned
Reports indicate Scranton may form a baseball club with likely players from Wilkes Barre and WilkesBarreville joining upcoming events. Mentions other towns as potential supporters including Reading Lancaster Wilmington Newark Harrisburg Chester and Trenton towns considered for rival squad affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ile
Nevernmei
Wilke Kirre
Bob
Wilkes-Buurtre
Elfoaitt Ie
Mowrly
Letters From the People Published Here
Short reader letters of interest are printed when accompanied by the writer’s time. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Aes
Hartnell thanks donors and volunteers in Dunmore note
Frederick Hartnell expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness and support shown by the community during a benevolent event at Washington hall. He acknowledges all denominations, thanks the Young Men's Institute for hospitality, and extends gratitude to the committee and benefactors. Dunmore, January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hartnell
Cpa
Lelowroapher
Penney Dyad
Thie Prem
Warg
de Pet
Washington Hall
Iesur
Peregniae Amon
Young Men's Institute
Frederick Hartnell
Ileves
Gio
John Alcote
Archvald
Luxurious Lake Shore Limited Offers In-Train Libraries
Passengers aboard the Lake Shore Limited, famed as the most luxurious train, receive a rich reading environment with three libraries. The collection includes standard and popular novels, reference works, latest magazines, weekly illustrated journals, and principal daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assengers
Lake Shore
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Scranton Citizen
A representative Scranton citizen testifies to back pain relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. Mary Luts of 1310 Sanderson Ave. reports back pain since youth, worsened by work, relieved after using the pills. The ad notes availability from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY at 50 cents and warns to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Focal
Miles Mary Luts
Sanderson Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Special Pullman Tour Through Old Mexico by Rail
Pennsylvania Railroad promotes a five day Old Mexico tour from New York to Mexico City aboard a fully equipped Pullman train. Round trip tickets priced at 360 dollars cover all expenses from multiple major points, with tour agents listed in New York Brooklyn Newark Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and Philadelphia for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Old Mexico
New York
Philadelphia
Montezuma
City of
Mexico
Heliot
Dia
Refund Promise on Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar
A list of names and firms pledges to refund money on a M-cont bottle of Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold. The signatories include Bone & Son of Dunmore, W. A. Davis of Providence, Berniman & Co of Avovn, and others in Providence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene'sa
Bone & Son
Dunmore
A. W. Davis
Providence
W. DD
Davie Providence
Berniman & Co
Avovn
W. R. Manners
Monsie
K. A. Kane
Minooka
Joseph Davis
Taylor
Kiger and Turner to Wed in Scranton Area Home Ceremony
Nathan Kiger of Dunmore and Margie A. Turner of Nay Aug will marry at 7 percent Green Ridge Street, Geranton Pa, with Rev. J. M. Howell officiating at his home. The notice records a personal nuptial event in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kizer—Turner
Geranton
Nathan Kiger
Dunmore
Margie A. Turner
Nay Aug
J. M. Howell
Green Ridge Street
Court adjourns for death of Judge Gunster
The court will not sit for the rest of the week following the death of Judge FL W Gunster. Ex Justice Alfred Hand announced the death and moved to adjourn until Monday. Judges Archbald and Edwards supported stopping public sessions as a mark of respect while the body lies in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL W. Gunster
KR. W. Arthbald
H. M. Edwards
Alfred Hand
Archbald
Centlemen
Gunster
Court orders new polling place in Benton township vote
Judge Archibald issues a February election to decide if Benton township polling place moves from M D Potter hotel room in Fleetville to DeWilson Sweet building at Fleetville Four Corners. County commissioners to print the ballot question and prepare tally sheets. ten handbills to be posted announcing the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Benton Township
M.D. Potter
Fleetville
Anid Township
DeWitton Sweet
Flestville Four Corners
Court adjourns to prepare new trial list in Gunster memory
The court adjourns to next Monday morning to form a new trial list in memory of the late Judge FW Gunster. District Attorney Jones notes all cases on this week’s list untried will be carried over and disposed of over the next days. Subpoenas in originated cases stay valid, and new subpoenas issue for carried over sessions with witnesses subpoenaed. The new list will be printed in tomorrow’s Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunster
Jones
Witneses
Trial outcomes and lawsuits in Calumet area court docket
Tony Setting was tried for shooting Sweeney of Olyphant and was found not guilty. Maria Walsh began a faction dispute over property in Wilton with lawyers Lynch and Kelly. Calumet Tool and others faced probate questions as cases moved forward. John Turner and Maggie Turner sued Nellie Huneld for 3000 dollars, represented by John H. Bonner, alleging false accusations about Maggio Turnent and legitimacy.
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Tony Setting
Wen Sweeney
Olyphant
Maria Walsh Yvesterday
Tresses Upathet
Bermougts
Winten
Frank Lynch
Irlien & Kelly
John Turner
Maggie Turner
Nellie Huneld
Atttorney
John H. Bonner
Alto
Magzio Turnent
Caterer Hanley to Retire After February Fifteenth
William Hanley, longtime caterer for the dining car service on the line between New York and Buffalo, will retire after February fifteenth to devote himself to homemaking and other business interests. His son in law, Mr Plager, will oversee operations with experienced staff, while the Delaware Station restaurant and related services remain under Hanley's direction. The article also drifts into a historical speech about Minnesota Native affairs and treaties, reflecting on past interactions with the Mille Lacs Chippewa and government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hanley
Walia
Diurine
Hanley
Wise Fine
New Serand
Ie Teow
New York
Buffalo
Mir
Delaware
Lawkawit
Western Station
Hianlesy
Immed Te Company
Universal Peace and War End Prompts Tough Conditions
A fragment cites uneasy terms following peace efforts, mentioning poets or politicians and a Detroit Journal note about smoking the Hotel Jermyn cigar at 10a. The terse text hints at political or press chatter around wartime terms and social rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
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Perry Brothers
Erry Brothers
Yoming Avenue
Lackan
HMA
DNRC
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Scranton Transfer Co
Lackawanna Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Masonic Temple
C. S. Snyder
Spruce Street
Edward Reyer
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Postoffice
Yilwee
Epworth League
Kier Park
Mrs. Winslow
Liederkranz Ball
F. D. van Buren
Wilkes-Barre
Knights OF Columbus
Wyoming Avenue
Espeeches
James J. O'Neill
D. J. MacGoldrick
W. M. Reedy
James McKinney
Frederick Forbes
M. F. Conroy
Serinion Council
Columbus
Yan Wong
Oles
Yeesels
Dome
Wistom
Bourke Toastmaster
R. J. Bourke
James J.yneill
Carbondale
Bourke
Lackawanna County
Mr. O'Neill
Knights of
Mr. Neill
Virant
Reber
Eo Lee
Jotn Conan
von 'Shutun
Milton
Poe
Juna
Medical Knights
Ber. W. M. Reels
Alexander McDowell
Dr. Reedy
Td. Mccordrick
Linerty
Father Machieldrick
Eidinburgh
South Africa
the Press
Rourks
Forbes
Nova
Sayin
Joaquin Miller
M. F. Conry
Jones J. O'Neill
A. Foote
Archbold
Fe B. Clifford
I J. Lynch
T. F P. Jovan
Eadward F. McGinty
James J. O'Malley
J. W Moylan
Mod. Codden
M. J. McAndrew
John H. Illings
M. FD Weimbs
Thomas FL Murphy
M. PL
Cawley
James McKinnes
M. J. Donel
John J. Cunnitt
Prank TL Toushlin
J. WH. Tageart
W. PL
Villagher
Frank J. McConnolly
James J. Hawley
James FL Honan
Michael Wzojkrowski
Thomas J. Handley
Thomas Bushnell
PF. Loughran
John J. Kelly
Watt FL Brown
Ricehard M. Brien
Frank P. Canavan
H. (. Gial- Joeher
A. A. Duffy
John PF. Gibbon
William Gurrell
T. Jd. Eagan
PL WL Honan
J C. Gallagher
P. OS
Malia
William H. Guighan
Brown
Py Metrea
T. IP
Ford
J. J. McHale
W. FP Coughlin
J. Be. Walsh
T. J. Mee Guim
John FL McDononugh
James T. Maton
Peter T. Howley
M. BL Hisgins
PF. Cusick
M. T. Glynn
HP. Mellon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Judge Gunster
William Kern Sareeena
Beranton Louiga Miller
Mathiis Wror
Eetenses
Orphant Teckla Tomorek
Peter Gorecapek
Eneen Ear
Beranton
Tillie Buran
Soranion
Court House
Powls Walli
Powses
Penjamin Bilverstone
Avila WifeTaew al Wiatulieta
Crina Yall
Wyoming Ave
F. L. Crane
Acitiin
DRS. Sapp & McGraw
Millar & Peck
Caterer Hanley
Lackawanna
Port Ripley
Secretary of the Interior
Minnesota
Hiel Reservation
Interior Department
Reservathous
Mille Oes
Leech Lake
Martin
Hlore
Enae
Arion Nt
Universal Peace
Jermyn
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wahkehouse
Grveen Ridge
Franklin Ave
D. Irving Simmons
Connell Building
Everett
EV Ffu
Ix Court
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