Prospects for a Non Partisan Election in Pittston
The Scranton Tribune reports a hot Pittston election with parties fielding respected local figures. Mayoral candidate Thomas Maloney leads the Citizens ticket with Barrett as Republican rival. controller candidate Benjamin J. Harding advocates reform. The piece also notes a funeral for Paul Bohan, a collision case against a ferry bridge owner, and various local incidents and events.
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Citizen's Party
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Charles J. Barrett
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Unnamed double house nearing completion in Dunmore
William Packard has built a new double house on Butler street in Dunmore, nearly finished. Mr and Mrs Stewart Snyder of Beott visit relatives in town. All Pennsylvania Coal company works idle today for President FB H Mead's funeral in Orange New Jersey. shop hands received monthly pay yesterday. Gypsy Grove and No 1 breakers mentioned.
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William Packard
Butler Atrest
Stewart Snyder
Beott
Pennsylvania Coal Company
FB. H. Mead
Orange
N. J
Gypsy
Lillian Thomas Visits Hallstead and Local Meetings Reported
Miss Lillian Thomas of Conklin visited Hallstead yesterday. Rev L W Church to preach on John s Baptism Not Christian Baptism next Sunday. Susquehanna County Medical Society met at Mitchell House with Dr Richardson as chair and a paper by Dr Van Nean read. Next meeting set for Montrose May 14. Various local notes on illness, visits, and RA auxiliary meetings. Subscribe for The Tribune.
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Conklin
N. Y
L. W. Church
Presbyterian Church
John
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Mitchell House
Halsey
Montrose
Richardson
Cc.n. van Nean
Fletcher
Susquehanna
F. A. Handrick
Johnson
Giles Carpenter
Binghamton
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
J. H. van Loan
Church Street
Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
Nelile Hanrahan
R. N. Ives
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Deaths and funeral rites amid bitter winter in Hyde Park
Thomas James Taylor of Hyde Park visited yesterday as a child burial occurred at Forest Home cemetery for the Hunsinger family. William E. Jones funeral followed services at Congregational church with several pastors. Frigid weather kept streets deserted and people indoors near fires after a day registering below zero.
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Thomas James
Hyde Park
Rush Hunsinger
Forest Home Cemetery
Avoca
Magele Whiteford
Rebecca Davis
Polly Davis
Janet Inglis
Edith van Buskirk
Kate Ludgate
Mary van Buskirk
Messia
William Davis
Robert Inglis
Oliver Willams
John Jones
Patrick Ludgate
David Willams
Willard Atherton
John Richards
John Doran
William E. Jones
Pond Street
Congregational Church
Mr. Thomas
H. H. T Marris
Calvary Baptist Church
Welsh
Minooka Notes and Political Rumors
County Superintendent Taylor visited No 1 school yesterday. Motorman Thomas Mangan resumed work after illness. Patrick Brown injured at Greenwood mines is back around. Election talk shows Democratic candidates nervous with rumors of defeated caucus backers for Republicans. Interview with John St John predicts Republican sweep in spring election. Citizens meet despite small turnout. another meeting planned.
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Taylor
No. 1
Thomas Mangan
Gilmore Avenue
Japrippe
M. G .Cusick
Avoca
Patrick Brown
Main Street
Greenwood
John St. John
Constable
P. C. Connolly
Local News From Old Forge and Nearby Towns
Alfred Avery visits Pittston friends. Joseph Jones starts work on a new dwelling. Mrs. Fred Repp returns home from Bing hamton visit. Fred Naylor takes customers sleighride to Wilkes-Barre. Miss Abbott of Pleasant Mount visits at the Methodist parsonage. Friends honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Jones with a surprise gathering. Attendees include Misses Loews Garnell Brown Monie Dick and McMurtrie and Messrs Mantle McMurtrie Dick Young Brodhead Drake Taylor. Lorenzo Lenenzo swore out a warrant for Angelo Leppe’s arrest for stealing a rooster. Leppe paid costs claiming it for his sick wife. A. E. Gilmore of Scranton visits friends Tuesday.
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Alfred Avery
Pittston
Joseph Jones
Fred Repp
Binghamton
N. Y
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Wilkes-Barre
Miss Abbott
Pleasant Mount
Methodist Episcopal
Charles S. Jones
Loew's
Garnell
Brown
Monle
McMurtrie
Mantle
Young
Moosic
Mary
Jennie Scott
Mattie Rinker
Sugar Notch
Mise Bryden
Hattie Bidler
Thomas Rogers
Scranton
Drake
McDonald
Industrial Topics From The Reading Railroad News
Readings shops repair fifty locomotives as rail traffic and earnings figures dominate industrial notes. The piece notes declining railroad earnings, planned plant expansions in Decatur Alabama, and coal company leasing activity tied to Pennsylvania and Wilkes-Barre operations. It also surveys wage totals, unmined coal tonnage, and anticipated shifts in railroad administration and pricing.
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Decatur
Ala
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United States
Fromen
Mussia
Williams Coal Company
Wilkus- Turre
Harrisburg
Morgan St. Williams
Schuylkill County
Harris
Mulhall
Manu F
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Newport
Lee Coal Company
Scranton
Greenwood
Minooka
Langcliffe
Avoca
Laffin
Pittsburg
Plymouth
Delaware and Hudson
Wilkes- Barre
Dodson
Parieh
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Ponnewvanta Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Wilken- Barre
Varioty
Iphil, & Rend
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack, & Went
L. BR. & Weat— Erle & Wye
Val
Hulaide Coal & Iron
Cade Lehtigh & Well
Government bond sale delay dampens New York stock market
The market faced renewed weakness as traders awaited the government bond sale completion. Early trading saw a moderate decline of up to 2 percent as investors booked profits and trimmed positions to wait for further developments from Washington. Players also restrained activity pending clarity on new moves.
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Washington
Market Summary Shows Mixed Gains in Rail Stocks and Grains
The report notes a down movement with Springer bill and broad list including Manhattan Lead Sugar Omaha Louisville Nashville Missouri Pacific Western Union General Electric and others, then a late day rally of 4 to 4.5 percent on moderate buying. Net changes show losses of up to 14.4 percent and total trades around 157000 shares. Grain and oil quotes follow with varied steady to firm prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and lard while beef and butter markets show quiet activity and mixed dairy prices in regional markets.
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Grangers
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Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
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Athe
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Continent
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Pennsylvania Creamery
Malie
Western Dairy
Walhe
Kleine
Ste
Tate
Pennsylvania
C.C.C
Ches
Chio
Dist. Co F. Co
Enee
L. W
Delaware & Hud
Gen Electric
Amy Louis
Nash Seeeene Sihy
Lake Shore
Senas Kewl
Wb Mo Pacific
Union Pacifl
W. & St L. Cooe
Weal
Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
Cecessees
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Ask
Allegheny Lum'r Co
Crystal Lake Water Pe
Eeane
Penn. Tel. Supply Co
Sone
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First National Bank
Carbondale
Ge Lum'r
Lacky, Lumber Co
Lacka. Trust & Safe Deposit Co Vesenessens Mu
M. & A Bink
Providence & Abington Turnpike
Scranton Glass Co
Scran Savings Bank Eens
Steene
Scranton Trac. Co
Nat’ Bank
Bonta Mate Glass Co
Om Scranton Glass Co
Oon
Evon'y Steam Heat & Power Co
National Bank
Administrator's Sale of South Abington Estate Land
Public sale by the administrator of William A Myers estate, Lackawanna County Pennsylvania. The tract covers about 7 1/2 acres in South Abington Township bounded by Vosburg and other properties. Sale terms require one fourth bid cash with balance secured by mortgages. attorney C Newcomb represents the estate.
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Lackewanne
Abington County
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Busan
A. Vostur Pont
Pe Willen
William Od
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Saeher
Sald
Atlan Ita
Tuxer
Baruel Myera
A. Myers
Garnet
Bi Vees
C. Newcomb
Local business changes and help-wanted notices listed
Advertisements note Hodedon & Mosher discontinue firm and Mosher & Coleman continue business. Job seekers include a practical picture frame joiner, a traveling salesman, a clerk, and an American widow seeking domestic work. Mentions address requests and Tribune submissions.
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