Hyde Park Society Plans Mock Convention and Bible School
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society to host a mock political convention on March. Meeting featured essay by W A Price on Wales and Its People and a debated third party in American politics. Also announces opening of Bible school at Washburn Street Presbyterian church and a charity benefit for Mrs George Wagner with a no-cost dance and donation drive.
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Hyde Park
Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society
David J. Davies
W. A. Price
Wales
Young People's Literary Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
Uteri
Daniel Thomas
Evan G. Jones
John Thomas
Bible School
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Bauer
Orchstrail
Charles Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
R. W. Luce
Foster
D. A. Stone
Frank P. Brownie
History of Bible School
Joseph A. Mears
Dawer
Thomas F. Welle
French Roof
Washburn Street
George Wagner
van Buren Avenue
Thomas Spencer
Oxford Collieries Workers Arrested on Sunday Event
The article notes that Pegge and associates, workers at Oxford Bellevue and Dodge collieries, were arrested on a Sunday event. It lists a series of social and community activities including balls, entertainments, weddings, meetings, and church events with local residents named, spanning February dates and area locations. Many items reflect local society life and community notices in Susquehanna county.
Dunmore Doings and Local Happenings
H J Swarts of Electric Ave visits in town while Miss Rachel Steiger of Avoed calls on friends. The Odd Fellows meet Wednesday. Japanese entertainment at the Presbyterian church features home talent, free admission, refreshments served. Funeral for Mrs John Nichola held at Drinker Street residence with Rev A L Urban officiating. People's Party candidates listed for turcumh offices including Murray and Langan for Treasurer and directors. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promoted as cough remedy with satisfaction guarantee.
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Rachel Steiger
Avoed
T. P. Letehworth
Ka Grippe
Gr. M. Rodgers
Dundaff
Chestnut Street
Odd Fellows
Order
Presbyterian Church
John Nichola
A. L. Urban
Epiacopa Church
J. W. Easterline
William Selle
Hugens Selele
David Decker
Thomas Henwens
Fred Nickerson
HE. Spencer
Dunmore Cemetery
People’s Party
Anthony J. Murray
Albert Rutterman
M. L. Langan
W. Wilson
James J. Ginley
Michael McHugh
Peter Malla
Dasensor
Fred Wheatcraft
J. P. Delph
Janzenple
Martin Gallagher
August Wahler
Philip Hoffman
Ssessor
James Cullins
Seade Sterling
James O' Hara
James Finnerty
Assencor
William Warfel
William Skipper
Hollister May Face Recommitment Over Supreme Court Stay
Hollister, freed while his robbery appeal lingered, faces a petition to recommit him for the period at liberty during the Supreme Court proceedings. District Attorney Jones secured a rule to show cause, with Judge Archbald ordering returnable for argument.
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HollIster
Supreme Court
Spencers
Dunmore
Heraghell H. Hollister
Peaching
Snow
Archbald
Jones
Cuphaw
North End Notes Highlights Local Events and Personal News
Evan R. Jones of Wayne avenue recovers from illness. The DeMoss family plans an entertainment at Company Harmony under North Main Avenue Baptist church. Anthony Thornton and Anna Noone announce marriage at Holy Rosary church on Feb 12. John Kenney of Market street funeral today with high mass at Holy Rosary. Walter Simpson returns from Pueblo California after brother Thomas death. Green Ridge WCTU meets at 2:30 PM for entertainment committee report. Policeman Charles Perry hosts a visiting boy. Cayuga Shaft inside accident fund new officers named Morgan Evans Davis Carroll Connor Llewellyn Mulherin. Fund reports a $801.63 year-start balance.
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Pegee
Oxford
Bellevue and Dodge
Columbia Hose Company
T. M. Reynolds
Robert
South Sumner Avenue
Gibson
Susquehanna County
Jesuse
BP. A. Brown
Ninth Street
Charles Ostrander
John Devine
Evan Jones
George Staples
Robert Kisser
Delaware Water Gap
Oxford Mines
Mears Hall
Patriotic Order of True Americatia
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Martha Washington
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
de Moss
First Welsh Baptist Church
Phillips
Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible School
Dickson Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Mears’ Hall
William W. Watkins
Charles Sproal
Fred Shorts
Stanley Swarts
D. Forest Mayo
Robert Nissler
Dela Ware Water Gap
Prank Staples
Mullen Street
Water Gap
Luda Staples
Evan R. Jones
Wayne Avenue
DeMoss
Harmory
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Anthony Thornton
Anna Noone
Holy Rosary Church
John Kenney
Market Street
of Mequiem
Walter Simpson
East Market Street
Pueblo
Cal
Thomas
Colorado
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Street
Charles Perry
Parker Street
Cayuga Shaft
William M. Morgan
Thomas N. Evans
James Davis
Michael Carroll
Thomas Connor
William Llewellyn
John Mulherin
Treasury
South Side News Highlights Local Move and Visits
News from the South Side reports Maple street resident Misa Ella Quinn visiting Plymouth. A J Mulderig hosts his Brooklyn brother Joseph Mulderiy. Patrick Lavelle from St Mary's Baltimore vacationing with parents. A fatal diphtheria case follows a brief illness of John Linder. Lackawanna Knitting mill resumes work after idle period. Mrs M Robinson opens Cedar avenue residence and office with modern interiors. Floods Sarsaparilla ad claims disease prevention and Hood's Pills promotion.
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Misa Ella Quinn
Maple Street
Plymouth
A.J. Mulderig
Plittaton Avenue
Joseph Mulderiy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Patrick Lavelle
St. Mary's College
Baltimore
John
John Linder
Pittston Avenue
Lackawanna Knitting Milla
M. Robinson
Cedar Avenue
Courtright and Carroll Clash in Proposed Match
Harry Courtright known as the Pine Knot accepts a challenge from Jack Carroll of Brooklyn. Courtright cannot drop below 150 pounds but will fight ten rounds or to a finish for 100 to 500 dollars. Carroll or representative to meet at Reeble's hotel Lackawanna avenue at 10 this morning to arrange terms.
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Jack Carrol
Harry Courtright
Pine Knot
Jack Carroll
Brooklyn
N. Y
the Tribune
Courtright
Carrol
Reeble
Varied 1900s Sports and Baseball Notes Across Cities
Glasscock will captain Louis ville Ed Crane to pitch for the Torontos Yale-New York Giants face Carter's curves. Missouri legislature kills Sunday ball ban. Layon loses to McCarthy in New Orleans. Corbett learns his father is dying. Douglass trains Frank Hart for late month race. New England has two baseball bodies. Cincinnati challenges Brooklyn over Gumpert trade. Ange signs Stewart for $600 after release dispute. Jenny to compete in class B events next season. Edwards credits American trainers for bicycle success.
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Glasscock
Louisvilles
Ed. Crane
Torontos
Giants
Carter
Missouri
Layon
San Francisco
John A. Douglass
Frank Hart
New England
New England League
New England Association
Fach
Boston
Ewing
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Sie Gumbert
Mack
Merritt
Gumpert
Gumbert
Angen
Stewart
Chicago
Ange
Sioux City
Frank Jenny
Cuellar
Sanger
Johnson
Edwards
Scientific notes touch on health and industry in 19th century press
The piece surveys lime water for growth, alkaline diets, and white bread harming teeth. It cites whole-wheat flour as teeth friendly and notes canned produce gains from air exposure. German studies show high potato yields with sulphate of ammonia, plus Berlin and Paris sanitation progress and coal dust burning tech. France eyeing wine tablets. England experiments cement slag with specific composition. Ends with old ads and a Galveston note on a new look for women.
Munyons Remedies Promises Quick Rheumatism Cure
Mrs Raynor of New York says Munyons Rheumatism Cure relieved severe dyspepsia and rheumatic pain after doctors gave up. She credits rapid improvement and a near complete recovery with Munyons Homeopathic Remedies from Philadelphia sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
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Mrs. Raynor
East One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street
New York City
Mr. Ray
Munyon’s
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
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