Resignation Read by Lackawanna Water Committee
About thirty of the one hundred water committee members met last night in a Corncr room and read the executive committee resignation published earlier. Mayor Kilpatrick and Attorney Stuart spoke with conciliatory and condemning tones. A motion to accept the resignation failed and the committee was enlarged to seven then authorized Humphrey and Kilpatrick to name new members, with no names named yet. Over 600 contracts were slated and the treasurer reported finances.
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Attornes BR
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Stuart
Clarit
D. W. Humphrey
Kilpatrick
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Commeil
Local Crystal Lake Horse Race Names Listed
The Tribune reports a list of entrants for a Crystal Lake horse race on Friday. Notable names include Shin Doyle Alan Lowe Patterson Tarver Te Morgan Witkee Hig Bones Prince Gwiweemeaday Sider Me co, Borrell Dan Loloo Hawk, Crewling Qhadstone Harry Roxon Ira Shaffer Billy, Thomas Clark and officials Burr and a later selection of judges.
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Tribune
Cerieeseeer
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Mrinry
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Robinson
Borrell Dan
Cole
James Sherwood
Jermyn
Loloo
Cereeereree
Bimpoon ‘Qhadstone
Margaret Quinn Weds Thoniel Maguire at St Rose Church
Yesterday at St Rose church Miss Margaret Quinn and Thoniel Maguire were united in marriage by Rev George J Dixon with Miss Agnes Corcornan as bridesmaid and William Duis as best man. The couple then left for New York for a welding tour and will reside on River Street. Earlier at the same church four o'clock, William Pope of Simpson and Bridget Golden of Frarview Street wed in a second ceremony conducted by the same clergyman.
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Thoniel Maguire
George J. Dixon
Agnes Corcornan van Bridesmaid
William Duis Groomeman
New York City
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Clererman
William Pope
Simpson
Mise Bridget Golden
Frarview Street
Michael Hoffman Killed In Delaware and Hudson Yard
Michael Hoffman died in a Delaware and Hudson yard yesterday morning after a car ran away on a pocket plane and struck two cars he stood between. He collapsed on Ninth Avenue. He is survived by a wife and one child.
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Delaware and Hudson Yard
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Local society notes and forthcoming events from Scranton
Mrs J D Baker returns from Sormaton visit. Milas Jogenvhine Bkeete returns Vrain Peekville. Joseph Vormnon Jr considered out of danger. Miss Frantices Daley entertains Mise Low Lathe rap. Rev RO Reese of Providence preaches at Congregational church. Morkon les gone west for health. Dissolution of Thiscor Scurry & Co partnership announced. Misses Margery Powderly and Mary Windy return from Washington DC. Funeral of late city engineer DD Shepherd Friday. Rev Charles Des to officiate. Remains to Scranton for burial in Morest THU cemetery.
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Morkon Les
Ins Health
Thiscor
Scurry & Co
Margery Powderly
Mary Windy
Washington, D.C
T. V. Powderly
Elty Engineer
DD. Shepherd
Charles Des
First Presbyterian Church
Scranton
Tinier Mont
Morest Thu
Paine Family Visit and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Oscar W Paine of Scranton retired hotas Widnerday after visiting Dr and Mrs Wilson. Miss Hotthe Noble is seriously ill Ahmed Wilson of Kingston and Arthur Wilson of Thuryea spent Sure day at Joan R Wilsons home. Arthur DePew of Mr Pecono was a visitor in town yesterday. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs
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Scranton
Hotas Widnerday
Wilson
Hotthe Noble
Ib Ahmed Wilson
Kingston
Arthur Wilson
Thuryea
Joan R. Wilson
Arthur DePew
Pecono
Yeetorday
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Local Notes Place and People in Brief Chronology
M. W. Vaughn visits Thursday afternoon while Miss Mable DeWitt is ill at her father’s home on Church street. A Scranton Stroudeburg telephone line is now in service. Mrs. Maggie Keister visits with her son from Scranton. Mrs. Habine of Honerdale meets Mrs. George Brown. an Odd Fellows hall event on February 22 will be hosted by the Patriotic Bons of America with stereopticon and phonograph entertainment.
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M. W. Vaughn
Mable DeWitt
Church Street
Scranton
Stroudeburg
Maggie Keister
Bkcranton
Habine
Honerdale
George Brown
Order of Odd Fellows’ Hall
Patriotic Bons of America
Jermyn and Mayfield Caucuses Nominate Local Ticket
The Democratic caucus in Jermyn and Mayfield nominated burgess candidate Dr. 5s. BD Davie by acclamation and backed Republican nominees for constable and auditor. A village ward caucus followed with a slate including Andrew Gavin for council, Frank Freag for road director, and Michael Magan for judge of election.
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Andrew J. Gavin
S W. Gi. McCloskey
Julia Forbes
John Roche
Peter Martin
Evler
Davie
Burgess
James Sharkey
John Solomon
David Jenkins
Constable
Beyond
Gavin
Echoo
Frank Freag
Jude O
Michael Magan
Secton
Will Snyder
Albert Btone
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Ty. Thonas
Peckville
Elias Evans
Wandling
T. F. Griffiths
Nortstametherd
A.W. Walkey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bumuel Penny
Fifth Street
Ed Thomas
Harnabast Carter
Cemetery Street
Main Stree
Delaware and Fadeon
Editor’s Life Saved by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
An editor recalls a bad cold that settled in the lungs during October 189g. After trying Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from a local factor he regained health after using three bottles. Published by B. S. Edwards, Wyatt, UK. For sale by Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Devatlie
Chamberlain
Edwards
the Review
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Egters
Matthews Bros
Pickey Teachers Institute Saturday in Peckville
Local institute of teachers from Pickely and nearby boroughs will meet Saturday afternoon at Cal lender Chapel. George James, son of Mr and Mrs Will James, is ill with diphtheria. James W Smith, toastmaster at the Mason banquet, faced a hat mishap causing a minor distraction but attended as toastmaster. Dancing class led by Thomas Coyne and Henry Dosinburg starts Friday at Grand Army hall with 25 cents admission. Miss Lillian Morris of Scranton visits sisters in Peckville. Banquet of Oriental Star cited as a highlight of the year.
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Pickely
Callender
George
Will James
Mareheall Jones
Blakely
James W. Smith
Mra. Smith
Scranton
James
Mr. Smith
Janes
Thomas Coyne
Henry Dosinburg
Grand Army Hall
Lillian Morriz
Wo W
Watkina
Taylor News Briefs From Archbald Area Hails Birthdays and Local Actions
A Monday reception in James hall honored William Davy of Hilace with dancing and refreshments for his 22nd birthday. Elections talk covers ward candidates Haddock Decker Netley. News of Mrs Mary Dalley, Taylorsville events, local rehearsals, and a firelight outage in First Street.
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Archbara
William Davy
Davy
Kelley Brothers
Citisens
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Thomas Haddock
Henry Leuthold
William S. Decker
John R. Netley
Firth
Binghamton
Mary Dalley
Certury Hoss Company
Chs
Michard Watkins
Calvary Baptist Church
First Street
North Taylor
Joshua Johna
Hey
David
Jones
Welsh Baptiste Church
J. D. Hopkins
Frank Piwell
Oak Street
Archbald Collery
Jeeee Gangner
Conternures Land
Khmer Richards
Bald Mount
Gershom
James Morris, Jr
Furles Library
South Scranton
Welsh Baptist Church
Lackawanna Valley Council
Dro
van Horn
Scranton Woman’s Trouble Ends After Hood’s Sarsaparilla Dose
Scranton resident A. Stanton of 406 Fourth Avenue reported relief from chronic stomach trouble after taking four bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The account notes she was disty at times but fully cured following the treatment.
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Mre
A. Stanton
Fourth Avenue
Hood
Reading from Dunmore preacher at Presbyterian church
Sunday services in the Presbyterian church featured Rev. R. M. Roderick of Dunmore delivering sermons in the morning and evening. Guests Mr. and Mrs. R. A. DeFrehn of Mechanicsburg visited Mr. B. F. Hardenbergh and the late Kathryn Knedler’s family returned home after a trip to Albertis.
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Dunmore
Presbyterian Church
R.A. DeFrehn
Mechanicsburg
B. F. Hardenbergh
J. W. Knedler
Kathryn
Albertis
Edgar Wells, Jr
Bouth Canaan
Byron Luckinghwim
Banthet
Pertha Grimex
Hardenbergh
Scranton
T B. Hardenbergh
Mackua
Emma
Community Notices From Scranton Area
Scranton and Mrs J B Edwarda of Henburn spent Tuesday with Mrs Mame Robinson The Ladies' Ald Society of the Presbyterian church will meet afternoon at the home of Mrs C R Smith Martha Washington supper planned at the church on Washington's birthday Mrs Alfred Avery of Kings Ferry N Y visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E Drake Quarterly meetings at the Nick Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 2 pm Sunday school at 10 am Mile Margaret Brodhead visiting her brother Rev J E Brodhead Forest City Mr and Mrs Morgan Evans awaiting birth of a daughter An illustrated lecture at the Prick church Saturday evening Feb 3 Admission 10 and 15 cents
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King’s Ferry
N. Y
E. Drake
Nrick Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Brodhead
J. E. Brodhead
Forest City
Morgan Evans
Prick Church
Pyle
Wilezek Concert Company Delights Lyceum Audience
Despite rough weather the Lyceum theatre drew a large crowd for the Wilezek Concert company presented by Brockway entertainment bureaus. Highlights included Frank Wilesek on violin with Sarasate and Adolphe pieces, Francis Carter’s strong baritone, and Misses Bernardine Sargent Eva Hawkes delivering soprano and contralto numbers with notable encores from Ward Stephens the pianist.
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Brockway Entertainment
Mijas Bernardine Aurgent
Miss Bava Hawkes
Francis Carrier
Ward Stephens
Piantet
Frank Wilesek
Sarasate
Gipey
Francis Carter
Adame
Adieu
Marie
Ile
Bernardine Sargent
Eva Hawkes
Popular Clearing House Ad List For Rent And Sale
The People's Exchange offers small ads for rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or job help at one cent a word six insertions for five cents free situations wanted in Westminster store. Listings include For Rent April 1 inquiries to John Jermyn Wyoming avenue and For Sale items from Dr Frederic 29 Por Salboute White House on Penn avenue to William Craty and J Robinson's Hons. A good light Coupe and a suburban home in Factoryville Pa with nine rooms barn garden and water. Double house for sale at Quincy avenue price cut from previous.
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Orrin Brownleg
Factoryville
Scranton
Acalemy
Benton Streets
Stalion
Chiures
Murkets
Keystone Aculmy
W. W
Hooa
Browning
Charles Gardner
Quincy Avenue
WANTED-LOCALE JOB ADS IN SCRANTON AREA
A garbled mix of Help Wanted and notices lists multiple job seekers and offers. Wording includes positions for a grocer clerk traveling salesman and office work, plus names and addresses obscurely given. The item reads like a classifieds column with various names, trades, and locations around Scranton and nearby towns.
Hunted Down at Academy of Music and More Attra ctions
The Huntlher Jackson Company presents Hunted Down at the Academy of Music with a popular priced matinee today. The Armada will be shown tonight followed by An Innocent Sinner. Crane Brothers' Grasshopper Burlesque at the Gaiety February 5 6 and 7. Sheehan and Kennedy top bill with high class acts and the four Earl sisters perform aerial gymnastics to strong applause.
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Crane Brothers
Grasshopper Bureleague Company
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Sheehan
Kennedy
Four Earl Sisters
Edwin Mayo Performs In Beautiful Play At Tween Friday
Edwin Mayo presents a stirring performance as Pad aheads Wilson at Tween on Friday evening. The piece is praised as natural and artful, appealing to sympathies and elevating audience interest with a sermon like message.
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Henry’s Minstrel Arcrema Throne at Lyceum
The Henrys Ble Minstrel arc rema will perform at the Lyceum theater on Saturday February 9 with an all white troupe a 25 voice chorus a 26 piece orchestra and a forty member military band Wagner and musical selections feature prominently the show aims to provide a disciplined yet dazzling vaudeville program expected to attract large advance sales.
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Bert
Lost diamond reward offered at Pearl City club
A liberal reward is offered for the return of a diamond tied to a blue stone case at the Px Colsior club. Return to H. Bergar at 22 Wyoming Avenue for compensation.
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H. Bergar
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Faust Presented With New Stage Craft At Locum
The coming of Lewie Meowil son’s "RPaust" promises a new dramatic experience with a lavish redesign. A complete vestment of scenery electrical effects lifelike mechanisms and costumes elevates it to a new "Faust" with a spectacular garden scene and a sensational electorial display. The attraction opens Monday night at the Loc eum.
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Reward Offered for Powder Price Agreement Details
A twenty five dollar reward seeks earliest reliable data on an agreement between the Anthracite Miners Company and miners in the Wyomung and Lickawanna Valleys over powder pricing. The notice claims the pact was formed during wage adjustments around 187% and lists named parties who represented the pillars.
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Wilker-Barre Record Availability in Scranton Newsstands
The Wilker-Barre Record can be had in Scranton at Reisman Brothers 45 Spruce and 603 Linden, M Norton 2 Lackawanna Avenue, I. & Schutser 2 Spruce Street.
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Local Cure Claims From Halle Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement touts Halle Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces. It claims long use by a top physician, offers testimonials, and lists distributors Matthews Bros and W. T. Dark alongside Chaney & Co Toledo.
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Time Table for New Perare Stations and Connections
Central Railroad of New Perare Stations in New York Foot of Liberty Street offers a time table dated Nov 6 1806. Trains depart Berantor for New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven with express and limited services to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Baltimore Washington via Bethlehem and connections to Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Pottsville and zones east and west. Bundays list varying departures with prices and tickets at station.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Train Schedules and Connections
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Yoe VTode to Lite at Soot Tih Fite
Vague OCR fragment mentions Scranton New York Newburgh and Beraggton with unclear event names. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes emerge.
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