Eight Appointments Boost Lackawanna Water Committee
In Lackawanna County Carbondale eight new members were appointed by Mayor Kilpatrick and D W Humphrey to the water committee of one hundred expanding it from seven to fifteen. The lineup includes E M Peck Bo S Clark James Barrett George Hersbert Henry Collins R D Stuart Carl Roesiger and James Rutherford. Old members remain as chairman L A Roberts and others. The move aims to energize the sucrers movement and may lead to a new contract. Also noted are local labor and resident updates including Alva Hammond taking a brakeman job and Daniel Davis visiting from Glen Lyon with his family.
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Kilpatrick
D. W. Humphrey
Water Committee
H.W. Jadwin
Big Committee
E. M. Peck
Keystone Male quartette to perform in Trinity parish halls
The Keystone Male quartette will present a concert in Trinity parish halls tomorrow night under the Knights of Columbus auspices. Ex Mayor James J. ONeill and ex City Clerk Frank B. Clifford traveled to Pittsburg for a Knights function. Miss Kate Houston departs for Philadelphia to reside there. Mr and Mrs James Callahan hosted Miss Annie Mcchrone of Scranton over Sunday. Mrs A Niles returns this week from a Colorado visit. Emerson Buck of Lenoxville visits city friends. Mr and Mrs F T Robinson return from Cherry Ridge. Frank Newcomb visited Honesdale friends. Miss Helen Patterson entertained Saturday. Levi Stonnett funeral today at 12:20, Rev R A Sawyer officiating. interment in Brookside cemetery. F C Munn reports harvesting annual crop of low.
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Keystone
Trinity Parish
Cut
James J. O'Neill
Frank B. Clifford
Knights of Columbus
Pittsburg
Kate Houston
Philadelphia
James Callahan
Lincoln Avenue
Annie MrChrone
Scranton
R.A. Sawyer
Brooksisle Cemetery
F.C. Munn
Palaces Creamery
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COLLERY DISPUTE THREATENS SHUTDOWN
Miners again refuse to run and drive for wages at the Delaware and Hudson colliery, halting work to about half capacity. Company orders restart today. if refuse persists, mine may close indefinitely. Miners hold a Windsor hall meeting to avert serious shutdown and protect families. Local notices mention illnesses and social events amid a mix of town news and ads.
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Delaware and Hudson
Windsor Hall
Farrell
Scranton
William Bell
Third Street
T. L. McMillan
Carbondale
No. S
Meountain
Ladies’ Aid
Williams Accepts Position at G & Howell Firm
Peckville report states Mr Will Williams has accepted a position with the firm of G and Howell of Pisston. Mr W G Tuthill spent yesterday at Waymart. Mr W H White of Scranton was a visitor in the area.
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Will Williams
G. &£. Howell
Pisston
W. G. Tuthill
Waymart
W. H. White
Scranton
Vis
Local Debate and Entertainment at Price Library
At the Price Library association rooms a debate on United States policy in the Philippine Islands drew members and friends after a phonograph program by Willard Sweet. Judges favored the affirmative with Gendall and Redards speaking for. Thomas and Gendall for the negative.
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Price Library Association
Williard Sweet
W. B. Owens
Philippine
Messis
Richard Gendall
John Redards
Frank Powell
Archhbald
Lackawanna Lodge
American Ladies’ Protestant Association
Reese's Hall
Scranton Traction Company
John R. Neveley
Peter Lally
John Davis
Forty Fort
Howard Davis
Middle Street
Sons of Temperance
Muriel Weston
West Pittston
Benjamin Reese
Grove Street
Pain Balm Praised By Rheumatism Sufferer In Herminie
Mr. W H Stapleton of Herminie Pennsylvania says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pain after one application and calls it the best medicine he has found. Sold by all druggists with Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Stapleton
Herminie
Matthews Bros
Hi Henrys Minstrels Bring Large Lyceum Show
At the Lyceum, Saturday night Hi Henrys Minstrels drew a larger audience. The program featured strong singing led by Hi Henry along with cornet solos and novelty bagpipe imitations. Teal Whalen Billy Clark Momme Logue Morton Elliott Couture Brothers and two Pittston singers David Carter and Will Probyn performed.
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Lyceum
Hi Henry
Teal and Whalen
Billy Clark
Morton
Elliott
Couture Brothers
Pittston
David Carter
Will Probyn
Faust on Lyceum Stage Promises Grand Farewell Tour
The Lyceum presents Lewis Morrison in Faust with praise from press nationwide. The production is described as grander and more lavish than previous stagings, promising an exceptional, meticulous show on its farewell tour.
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Lewis Morrison
Lyceum
Gibney HooMer Company Opens Week at the Academy
The Gibney-HooMer company begins a weeklong engagement at the Academy tonight with The Woman in Black by Jacob Litt. A Hinghamton report notes Morgan Gibney stands out in last night’s cast as the district boss portraying New York politics amid melodrama and hypnotism themes.
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Gibney-HooMer
Academy
Jacob Litt
Woman In Black
Hinghamton
New York City
Morgan Gibney
New York
Crane Brothers' Grasshoppers at the Gaiety Three-Day Run
The Crane Brothers' Grasshoppers Bur Lesquers headline a three day run at the Gaiety starting today with a matinee. A novelty gala promises an entire show conducted in a careful, well organized program.
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Crane Brothers
Grasshoppers
Matinee
Lincoln encounter described in Indiana allies meeting
An Indiana supporter recalls meeting Abraham Lincoln before his presidency. The account covers Indiana’s early backing, the nomination process in Chicago, and a tense interview with a New Hampshire editor seeking policy hints. Lincoln’s cautious stance, signaling no definite policy yet, is highlighted.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Tiinois
Caleb B. Smith
Smith
Interior Department
People’s Exchange Advertisements for Rent Real Estate and Jobs
The column offers a clearing house for houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange and for those seeking situations or help. Small ads cost one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word, except situations wanted inserted free.
Scranton School and Local Businesses Advertised
Reads like an old Scranton page listing include a preparatory law course at the School of the Lackawanna, addresses for CLARK & CO and other merchants, a violin and music service by Baver’s Orchestra, and artwork and printing by Negarger Brothers. Includes names W. Plumley Irene Go R. J Bauer and addresses on Wyoming Avenue and North Main Avenue.
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Lincoln’s North-South Split Highlighted by Compromise
The editor rose and bowed, declaring pool day, as Mr Lincoln lamented the man who traveled far for nothing, underscoring the difficulty of resolving North and South tensions through compromise.
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Lincoln
How He Got a Ride
Wesley Bales recalls a traveling man’s tale of a tramp who beat a Chicago-bound train by a clever ticket trick. The tramp copies the Chicago ticket price and correct change on the back, confuses the conductor, and leaves with a trove of mislaid passes as the conductor searches for the altered tickets.
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Wesley Bales
Chicago
Auditor's Notice in Re Estate of J Morman
Auditor J C Vaughan announces he will attend to duties of appointment on February 2 at 9:00 AM in Scranton Lackawanna County. Creditors with claims against the estate of J Morman must appear or be barred from sharing in any sale funds.
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Beranton Board of Contro
Lome
Beranten Beach
Comtrol
Eugene D. Fellows
Id. M. Morman
Orphans’ Court
Lackwawinnia
Berlos
Piekes
J. Mo Morman
Notieen
Fides
Meares
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Wald County
J.C. Vaughan
Tramp Sells Hatband Tag Hidden Ticket
A traveling man hands a young man a hatband tag found on a tramp who boasts a better find than a tie pass or box car stageage. The ticket figures confirm a pivotal revelation in their exchange.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrh is incurable by local applications and must be treated with internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to reach the blood and mucous surfaces, described as a proven prescription by leading doctors, combining tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are offered free by Finit's Family Pits?
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Hall
Fr. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Prive the Finit
Early 1800s Scranton to New York Train Schedule Notice
The timetable lists trains from Scranton to New York and other cities with various departure times including 5.00 am express and 2.15 pm Sundays to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington routes via Bethlehem. Through tickets to eastern and southern points are offered at the lowest station rates, with officials WH Olhauben and P Baldwin cited as general superintendent and general passenger agent.
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New York
Liberty Street
N. K
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Boston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauchhunk
White Haven
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Potteville
WH. Olhauben
P. Baldwin
Pass
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Parlor Services
Rail timetable notice lists Lehigh Valley Railroad departures to Philadelphia New York White Haven Hazleton Pottville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrishburg Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and Buffalo via multiple lines. Black Diamond Express and Sunday trains shown with times and parlor sleeping car services between Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and pension Bridge. Officials Wilbur, Caellanat Street and Nonnemacher noted with reservations contacts.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Hazleton
Via
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrishburg
Gaha
TERR
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Iihacs
Geneva
Rechester
Buffalo
Nigara Falla Chileno
D. & He OR
Black Diamond Express
Sunduva
Pepntiman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Tarree
Puffalo
Buepension Bridge
Rollin
Wilbur
Vortiondt
Charles & Lee
Caellanat Street
A. W. Nonnemactier
Pass
Pullman
Beranton
Trains From Scranton to New York and Intermediate Points
Train schedules from Scranton list departures for New York and intermediate points via the Erie Railroad at 1 pm 2 28 pm with return arrivals at 1 00 am and 2 10 pm.
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Scranton
New York
Newharel
Erie Railroad
Mowley
Seranton
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F. White
Main Street
Alva Hammond
Delaware and Hudson Company
Daniel Davis
Glen Lyon
Jermyn and Mayfield
Flond
Hood
Peckville
Advancs
al Bac Eyieeunist Sae Mevical CO
Gurraco, N.Y
Taylor News
Lune
Agnes Miles
Doran Sistera
Hastings and Wright
Anthony
Sidney Wilmer
Walter Vincent
Manhattan Theatre
M. A. Kennedy
James T. Galloway
George 8. Probert
Edward Gillespie
Walter Clifford
Louis Frohoff
Edward Chapman
Frank Donnelly
Jennie Belfrayth
Eva Westcott
Mae Williams
Katharine Mulkins
Hi Henry's
Minstrels
Crane Bros
Pat's
John H. Phelps
Piaracanias
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Lincoln Story
Will Cumback
The
Indianapolis Journal
Tincoln
Mr. Allen
Myself
Allen
Linccoln
People’s Exchange
DR. Wheaton
Factoryville
Inquire
Wheaton
Mears
DeEnrist
Sietehen
Jee Co
Menry, Silkman
Maplewood
Ilouses
Quincy Avenue
Newsley Quinney Avenue
J. L. Woolkey & Co
Forest Court
Penn Avenue
William Craig
BE. Robinson
Globe Co
Chestnut Street
Evans & Co
Til
State of
Pennsylvania
Fountain Bath Busit CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
North Hyde Park Avenue
Gardner
T. Keller
Quincey
EF. C. Spaulding
Traders' Bank
Edward H. Davis
Architec
Cornell
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor. Wash, Av
Frederick J., Brown
Price Building
Lyman
Scranton Pattent Hospital
Cor
Wyoming and
Mulerry
Hf. F. Reynolds
P. D
Snover
Coal Exchange
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Hatel Reasonable
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenue
J. W. Browning
Mears Building
D. B. Replogle
M. J. Donahor
Meare Billing
Burr Building
Tiand WW
Willard
Warren & Knapp
RePublican Building
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Law
Board of Trade Building
Edward W. Thayer
A Watres
Board of Trade
C.R. Pitcher
Commonwealth Bulding
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
C. Comegys
A.W. Bertholf
Mears Blitding
W. FR. Allen
North
DR. & W. Vamorratx
Mulberry
Irene
Go.r. Clark & Co, Setomen and
Nurservinen
Waehlington Avenue
Ereen House
North Matin
Wire Robetni
Baver
Bor Erete
R. J. Bauer
Coast Man Yoming Avenue
Een Ae
Over Hulberts
Negarger Brothens
Warehot
Ian Wwa
Ontins
Hugh, Twine
Payton Avenue
Quincy
F. St. Amand
Gwentleman and Reek
Tribune
Teonard J. Hurtis
Monteomery Street
Jersey City
N. J
Sangamon
Minos
Pine Street
A. B. Ariggs
North Main Avenue
Ricke's Drug Store
Adams and Mulberry
Relsmes Bros
Spruce
Lincdon
Norton
Aounteer
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Avenue
Maryville
LEGAL
First Clase Hotel
M. M
Cranton P. O
Dresamakei
Caretet
GROCE
Ateady Frit Sober
Iriceburg, Pa
North Main Over
Slyde Park
M. T
Ash Street
Weston
Alberght Avenue
Porter
William Bou Fer
Airdress
Younge
Wayne Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Wassin
Pottsville
West
Yahiladelphia
Wiceton
Atrisburg
Wiyente
Gen. Pose
Art
Boranton
Kor
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Phila- Telpttan
Stroudsburg
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Berunton
Byricuse
Montrose
Nicholson
Oswero
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Saratoga
Montreal
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Bnghind Pointe
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Bon
Fort Get
Bowth
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Franklin Ss
Cpl Nascock
Stardyht
Preston Park
Winwood Poyntelle von Pleasant
Uniondale
Forest City
Taure
Archibald Ates
Providence Park
Scruton We
Osher
Ontario & Western Archasing Pooeee & Ae Bapey Eerie Vgene
Othnting
Chatye
Ager Atea
Ceutaer Hive
Puccrott
SphaSttow
Ram
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