Gift of Union Steam Fire Engine Honored by Franklin Company
The Union Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company of Lebanon received a framed set of resolutions from the Franklin Fire Company of Waco in gratitude for hospitality shown during the state firemen's convention in October. EB M. Lesher of Carbondale prepared the resolutions, praising the Lebanon company’s reception and urging their presentation to Franklin. The Franklin Club will meet next Tuesday to acknowledge receipt.
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Union Steam Fire Engine and Hose Company
Lebanon
Waco Council
St. Patrick's Church
Elizabeth Nichols
Union Steam Fire Engine and Hoge Company
Franklin Fire Company
Union
Kneine and Hose Company
Borantorn
Union Steam Fire Engine
Nkiln Fire Company
Franklin Bite Company
Franklin Mite Company
Respondeefeem
Flomanus Arnold
Grant J. Kiefeert
PD Hammond Mish
William HH
Arthedd
W. J. Gassert
J. Musser
Daughters of Pocahentes Visit Waco Ecunell
Grand officers of the Daughters of Pocahentes visited Waco last evening and conferred on uncompleted work. Members named include Kent Poeshontue of the State Mre, Mary Keeney of Old Forge, and District Deputy Airs Snedear.
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Daughters of Pocahentes
Waco Ecunell
Kent Poeshontue
Mre
Mary Keeney
Old Forge
Tistriet Treputy
Snedear
French Tar for sale at G W Denkins Druggist
Fragmentary note claims a product named French Tar is available from druggist G W Denkins at 1915 Main Avenue. The text mentions general statements about remedies and a comet reference, but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Enery
G. W. Denkins
Main Avenue
Local council entertains visitors with program in Red Men’s Hall
Peckville honored Mrs Elizabeth Dorsey ex Deputy Ayers and Mrs Bachem Gras as Great Second Scout of the State. After routine work a musical and literary programme followed by a cake walk entertained guests. Refreshments were served. a large crowd attended at Red Men’s Hall over Jenkins’ drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Elizabeth Dorsey
Boratton
Fair draws growing crowd at St Patrick's Church event
Interest in the St Patrick's church fair is rising as a large crowd attended last evening. Prizes included a Niverschium pipe by Edward J. Hurst and a cold cross by Miss Mary Kearsey of 1625 Jackeen Street, Ticket Neu. Door prize went to 2007 for a handsome prayer book. Tomorrow evening Professor Joseph Raffaelis' orchestra will provide music and more attractions are being organized for Friday and Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Church
Edward J. Hurst
Misa Mary Kearsey
Jackeen Sireet
Joseph Raffaelis
First Baptist Night At Salvation Army Camp Meeting
Camp meeting at the Salvation Army barracks on Price Street draws large crowds each evening. Rev. E.A. Boyl of Plymouth Congregational delivers an address. tonight titled First Baptist Night led by Rev. F.L. Mathews and the meeting choir. A farewell offering for the local corps will be taken, and a hearty welcome is extended to all.
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Salvation Army
Price Street
EA. Boyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
FL Mathews
Traders Building and League Move to Davies Store Rooms
The Traders Building and Lean association rents rooms over Davies' dittur store, formerly the Republican League, to establish permanent headquarters. The Obl Traders association will hold meetings in the Phans.
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New
Traders Thuilding and Lean Association
Davies’ Dittur
Republican League
Funeral Service for Mrs. Filanbeth Nichols Held
D P L Jones pastor of the Tabernace Congregational church led the funeral for the late Mrs. Filanbeth Nichols. Services were at the daughter Mrs. A M Clarke’s home on North Main avenue with pallbearers John Redman Jyvan Davis John Griffiths Thomas Williams Reese Jones and Benjamin Cross. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery.
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Tew
D. PL Jones
Tabernace Congregational Church
Filanbeth Nichols
A. M. Clarke
North Main Avenue
John Redman
Jyvan Davis
John Griffiths
Thomas Williams
Reese Jones
Benjamin Cross
Washburn Street
Impromptu Debate Among St Brendan's Council Members
Members of St Brendan's council and the Young Men's Institute plan an impromptu debate on Friday evening with the subject announced before the meeting. Arrangements for attending next week's fair at St Patrick's church include a band and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan's Council
Young Men's Institute
St. Patricck's Church
Electric City Wheelmen Board Meeting Summary
The board of directors of the Electric City Wheelmen met last evening to review club operations and plan upcoming cycling events. Members discussed financials, member recruitment, and a proposed schedule for races across the region.
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The
Electric City Wheelmen
Spring stock clearance offers one-third off skirt and dress lengths
In preparation for daily arriving stock the store lists short lengths odds and ends and special numbers at very low prices. No undesirable weaves are included and several new departures reflect market changes. Heavy lots remain available for substantial discounts as they clear.
Fashionable Weaves Highlighted At The Hour
A feature on stylish fabrics showcases the hour's chic selections with a 65u value highlighted as an affordable premium.
Painful periods eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from readers in New Jersey Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving painful menstruation backache and nervous symptoms. Women describe irregular cycles heavy bleeding and improved well being after following advice and using the remedy.
Missouri club enjoys return of president with upbeat outlook
President W. Meeers, after months in Joplin, Mo, returns to address the group. A stag party, entertainment, and Mitch are planned after the regular meeting next Tuesday evening with the business session at 8 oclock and the entertainment to follow. He speaks enthusiastically about Missouri prospects.
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Mitch
Fseclock
Oclock
W. 8. Méeers
Joplin
Missouri
Funeral of Alvin Davis Held This Afternoon
The funeral for the late Alvin Davis is set for 2 30 this afternoon at his parents home on Lafayette street. Interment will follow in Washburn street cemetery.
North Scranton Miners End Strike Return to Work
Leggett's Creek miners in North Scranton ended a Thursday strike and returned to work yesterday morning after a committee's conference with mine officials. The company intends no further committee involvement, and efforts will focus on addressing grievances.
Grain-O Offered As Substitute For Coffee
An advertisement invites readers to try Grain-O a new grain based drink that replaces coffee for both children and adults. It promises a rich mocha like color but made from grains and claims it is gentle on the stomach and costs little at 1 cent and 3 cents per package.
Local notices and social items from the Tribune
Interment will be made at Avora. Evan Simms elected permanent man of the Liberty Hose company last evening. The Young Women's Christian association will use their rooms as a sub station for the Albright public library. Miss Marie McAllister and Frank Batten quietly married at Kim Park patronage. News items to Tribune in the tin box at G. W. Davis drug store. Miss Margaret Burns convalescing after grip. Colonial Novelty orchestra and associates, artists and photos on display at Davis' drug store.
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Avora
Evan Simms
Liberty Hose Company
Siming
Young Women's Christian Association
Albright Public
Marie McAllister
Belmont Terrace
Frank Batten
Mulley
Kim Park
Giffin
Tribune
G. W. Davis
Hie
Market Street
North Main Avenue
Margaret Burns
Leggett
W. PF. Roegel
James Sponeler
Davis
Youll Get Collared Saturday South Scranton Notes
Roaring Brook Conclave of Heptasopha installed new officers at Freehan's hall led by Archon James Hawek and provost J. P. Welly. After the meeting members and visiting Heptasophs enjoyed lunch, Bell's orchestra, and solos at Athletic hall.
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Freehan
Roaring Brook
Heptasopha
Archon
James Hawek
J. IP. Welly
WG. Smeldom
A. J. Mulderig
M. J. Bigiin
George Spruke
T. H. Spruks
J. A. Walsh
Kh. M. Heaney
R. Kelly
Fred A. Wagner
H. A. Hopewell
H. EF. Yost
William Corless
J. I. Gaffney
C. F E. Keller
Henry Kingstey
J. Lynch
M. J. Padden
P. J. O'Malley
P. H. Fuller
Electric City
M. W. Finn
J. 8. Miller, Schiffer, of Beranton
Patrick Burke
Peckville
Howells
T. J. Reynolds
Hyde Park
Rowley
J. Belles
Pierson
Tully
T. H.hristmas
W. ¢. Gearhart
Nelson Eleby
Bush
Providence
Carpenster
W. Faubel
Warner
John Wolf
Jacob Geiser
G. V W. Kaldeman
J. Stevens
J. A. Ttreig
Addyman
J. Fr. Sykes
Heandrick and Neeld
Funeral for Hafner's 4 year old daughter held at Prospect
The funeral for Theresa Hafner four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hafner was held yesterday afternoon from their Prospect avenue home with Rev. Peter Chriet presiding. Interment was at the German Catholic cemetery No 4 Division 2 Ladies' Annhury. The Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet at Pharmacy hall at 7 20 this evening. A large turnout is expected. A basketball game between the Defenders and Junior Defenders is set for Friday at St Johns hall followed by a social. A young daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Leyh of Stone avenue is seriously ill. Pea Coal $1 256 per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to J ff Gharkey 1914 Cedar Ave phone 663%.
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Selden Dever
North
Hyde Park Avenue
Twerste Ball
Patriot Order of
Willie
Oxford Street
Central
Continental Mines
Loomis
Theresa
Anton Hafner
Prospect Avenue
Peter Chriet
Anchlhury
Order of Hibernians
Pharmacy Hall
St. John's Hall
Adam Leyh
Btone Avenue
Pea Coal
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. ‘Ff
Gharkey
Cedar Ave
Funeral for Mrs Anne Lanyon at Green Ridge
The funeral for Mrs Anne Lanyon mother of William H Lanyon of Honesdale street is set for this afternoon at 2:90 o clock. A Young People society meeting will be held at Green Ridge Baptist church tomorrow night. Mrs Nathan Vidaver of New York City has returned home after visiting sister Mrs J K Johler of Sanderson avenue. Christ Episcopal church repairs for a fair and festival to begin Tuesday next and run several days. Flash light photographs were taken yesterday of pupils in No 27 school rooms.
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Alvin Davis
Lafayette Street
Washburn Street
Rowland Thomas
North Hyde Park Avenue
William Lynott
McCann
George Clarke
Clarke Hros
New York
Jacob Strauser
Carmel
Gram Keller
South Main Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
WI Price
Con
Syracunce
Thomas W. Davis
Anne Lanyon
William H. Lanyon
Honesdale Street
Young People's Society
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Nathan Vidaver
New York City
J. K. Johler
Sanderson Avenue
Congregation of
Christ's Episcopal Church
Hallantine
Epworth league hosts literary evening on Washington Irving
The Epworth league of the Methodist church held a literary meeting in the Sunday school room with Washington Irving as the chosen author. Papers were read on his works and on his life and character by league members.
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Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Irving
Wfe
Epworth
Hawley
Throop
Lawrences
Webber
Obituary notices for Miliehl Biella and local residents
Obituaries report the deaths of Miliehl Biella of 1293 Pittston Avenue aged , Edward George senior of George McGuire & Co. and long-time North Scranton resident, Mrs. Thomas Ford of 27 North Everett Avenue, Lois Devoe year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Selden Devoe, John Rollaged seven, Timothy Mullin of 6 Orchard Street, Taina Roser half-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Roser, and Thomas W Davies aged 1 year. Funeral details vary with each entry and interments are planned at Cathedral Cemetery or Washburn Street Cemetery as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliehl Biella
Mirtin
Biglin
Pittston Javontie
Wien
Welook
John's Church
Taina
Peter J. Roser
Birel Street
Boston Tea Party Leases 127 Penn Avenue Store
A Bowery style promotion by the Boston Tea Party at 127 Penn avenue Scranton Pa advertises Tong Tina Tea with jewelry gifts. Purchasers receive gold watches diamonds rubies opals and more depending on tea purchases. Names and items listed include Arthur Myers a diamond brooch and cash and Anna Well a gold hunting case watch. The scheme promises continued gifts with large advertising costs over two years and open evenings for mail orders watch papers announce new names daily.
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Penn Avenue
Scranton
Boston Tea Party
Arthur Myers
Wilkes-Barre
Jones
Washwommin
Pleasant Street
Hyde Park
Alexander Lovett
Salem Avenue
Carbondale
James I. Watkins
Bromley Avenue
Slvde Park
Anna Well
Archbald
BP. Jones
Garfield Avenue
William Mainwaring
Duryea
Walter Willams
Nicholson
Horseshoe Looeh
Thomas Lewis
Eynen Street
A. E. Nueh
North Ninth Street
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West
Daughters OF Pocation Tas
NEW Traders Association
Dineeter Wall
Obl
Black Dress Goods Department
Pextra
Prica
Globe Warehouse
George Osman
Belvidere
Warren Co
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maccie P. Stine
New Berlin
Pound
H. A
S. Cedar Street
Owosso
Mich
Lydia
North Scranton
Leggett's Creek
Roome
J. J. Costello
Teresa Battle
Kate T Jordan
Kate Boyle
Fla O'Boyle
2. M. Norton
Welock
Ellen Gilbey
Martin Gilbey
Theodore Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Mary
William Sutcliffe
Cayug
South Scranton
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Edwanl George
George, McGuire & (c., Con
Church Avenue
Thomas Ford
Everett Avenue
Cathedral
Lois
Selden Devoo
Newlock
John Rollaged
Therpurente
Morris Court
Merrow
Timothy Mullin
Orchard Street
Deho and
Bartholomew
Corthind
N.Y. Paneral
Thomas W. Davies
Canoure Avenue
Asnunaway
R. I
C. Janus Buprione
Medical Advier Free
Address Warner
Safe Cure O
Rochester
N.Y
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lessees
HH. R. Long
Gibney-Hoeffler Co
Lnc
Galety
Matinees
Grasshopper Burlesquers
Old Dominion
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
Virginia
Hof Carolina
OLD Dominion Sternship CO
Pier
North River
H. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
Pass
Agt
Winter Resort
Europe
Sunset Limited
America
Talite Priha
Hiroeuth Tralne
Tootiluya
Biniset Limited
New Orleans
Song
Southern Paceltic Co
Bouth Third St
Phila
Bellavita
Eckson
McGarrah & Thoms
Lackawarre
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Ava
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Matthews Bros
H. C. Sanderson
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