Chaplain Pierce Ordered Home From Manila
United States Army Chaplain Pierce DD on sick leave returns from Manila where he has served in the Reserve hospital. He spent an hour daily at his office directing soldier dead work and other duties and helped raise funds for a Soldiers' clubhouse. He organized the first evangelical church in the Philippines and led the Anglican church project.
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United States Army
Pierce, D. DD
Manila
Philippines
United States
Pierce
Beranton
Soldiers’ Club
Chaplin Pierce
Firat Evangelical
Phillippines
Islands
Fuller Now the Owner of Major Pittston Coal Firm
The deal makes Fuller sole owner of the George KR Newton coal company at Pittston. The Seneca Coal company will operate with J J Fuller as president and Reeded by Henry Sivelly and M B Fuller while producing about 500000 tons annually. The transfer shifts the office from Philadelphia to Pittston as operators retain control of many other properties in the region.
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the Tribune
George KR
Newton Foal
Pittston
Joy BK
le Fuller
George TR. Newton
Frank T. Patterson
Mr. Newton
Fuller
Haveing
Clear Spring
Susquehanna
West Pittaton
Babylon Creaker
Old Porge
Seneca
Phoenix
Columbia
Senaca Coal Company
J. J. Fuller
Henry Sivelly
M. B. Fuller
Philadelphia
Austin
Stevens, Naub
Haddock
W. G. Payne
Kingston Coal Company
Delph
Mt. Jessup
William Connell & Co
Jermyn, Sibley, Wyombe Land and Coal Company
Greenwood, Laflin and Langcliffe
Howell on the Stand in Lunacy Inquiry Hearing
The Howell lunacy inquiry resumed before Commissioner C Rh Pitcher with Franklin Howell the only witness. The relator’s attorney opposed cross examination and Howell testified he used his sister’s money for unprofitable investments and then assigned policies to secure her from losses. He said he acted as executor of his father’s estate and kept some property for himself after his sister reached age. He claimed insurance policies valued at 45000 were assigned to protect his sister from any losses. The next hearing is set for February 18.
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Howell
C. Rh. Pitcher
Court House
Franklin Howell
Newcomb
Torrey
Permis Sable
Bie Sinters
Josse
Fire department reorganizing urged after Thursday blaze
Select Councilman C i Chittenden blamed the unorganized volunteer force and called for immediate investigation and full passage of his ordinance to reorganize the fire department. He faulted water supply and hydrants, urged better equipment, and pressed for accountability and council-led inquiry. Councilman D W Vaughan promised a probe, accusing mismanagement from start to finish and alleging a deliberate attempt to burn equipment.
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Scranton
C. i. Chittenden
Tribune
Cornelia
Select
D. W. Vaughan
Genlne
Bmt
Che Trenen
Foreman
Suck" Moir
Sale of Art Goods by Cramer-Wells Co
Cramer-Wells Co announces a half price sale to reduce its entire stock. The inventory includes Pillow Tops Battenberg Patterns Duchess Laces and ladies neckwear. Location listed as 11 Wyoming Avenue.
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Cramer-Wells
Wyoming Avenue
New Office Opens in Hunt Building at Washington Corner
A firm announces morning opening in the Hunt Building at the Washington and Lackawanna avenues corner to transact business and establish a store at the same location in a few days.
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Hunt Building
Washington and
Lackawanna Avenues
Oranges Supplied at Low Prices in Bulk Offer
A promotion promises 100 boxes of oranges at cost far below wholesale prices, claiming the fruit can be purchased cheaper than where it grows.
Inhaled Gas Ends Life Of Adams Street Machinist
Thomas K. Campbell 45 a machinist for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western in Paterson previously died in the Hotel Coyne from inhaling illuminating gas. Coroner's autopsy followed by an inquest found accidental death with no foul play. Campbell had recently moved from Paterson and carried a letter from Powell to come to the city.
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Thomas K. Campbell
Adams Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weertern Trailroad Company
Hotel Coyne
Campbell
Paterson
N. d
D. F. Gibbons
Jeff Campbell
Mra. Dobbins
Gibbons
Roberta
Cusick
Coyne
Dobbins
Mr. Gibbons
PF. H. Coyne
Will
Leo Coyne
Corde
Machininns' Union
Powell
T. A. Potter
F. A. Callahan
J. L. Jordan
William McBride
Alex Dunn
Rh. J. Hawards
Carrie Nation Endorsed by Lackawanna WCTU Vote
At Moosic, Lackawanna County WCTU members endorsed Carrie Nation amid a heated debate over a resolution. Mrs Yort and Mrs Beane opposed the endorsement, while Mrs Harvey and Attorney Nicholls praised Nation's actions. Three meetings were held with talks on suffrage and temperance strategy.
Temperance Talk Highlights From Weet Pitt Town Meeting
Mrs Holvey from Weet Pittaten delivered an exhortation on temperance. Mire Cool spoke at length about her impressions of the national convention in Washington. She described testimony before the Senate committee on the anti canteen amendment to the army reorganization bill and noted friendly relations among convention members and a Catholic Total Abstinence Union representative.
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J. N. Bailey
Stevens
Weat Pittston
Temperance Societies
Holvey
Weet Pittaten
Mire
Cool
Washington
Mort
Senate
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Total Abedience Union
Americ
Pocketbook Disappears In Saloon Theft Case
John Judge and wife Migagle of Olyphant lost a sixty dollar pocketbook in a bickawanni avenue saloon. A suspect, Mrs Campbell, was arrested after a warrant sworn by Alderman Millar. She denied the theft as a thorough clothing search failed to reveal the missing purse.
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John Judge
Migagle
Olyphant
Bickawanni Avenue
Campbell
Judee
Tuble
Ariel
Millar
Mire
Wiechuygeal
Appeal Taken From Judge Archball Decision In Ward Contest
The supreme court appeal challenges the ruling that costs of the Electh Ward election contest fall on the petitioners. Jacob Jurkevitz, a petitioner, previously arrested on forgery charges for allegedly signing the Swarts brothers’ names to the petition, is appealing with Joersap & Jessup as lite attorneys.
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Supreme Court
Archball
Jacob Jurkevitz
Swarts Brothers
Joersap & Jessup
Parsonage Wedding Ties Hankins and Gaylord
Ralph H. Hankins of Forest City and Miss C. Blanche Gaylord of Aldenville wed at the Pont Avent Baptist Church parsonage on Thursday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. Phieree, D. Py. The couple will reside in Forest City in their new home.
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Ralph H. Hankins
Forest City
C. Blanche Gaylord
Aldenville
Mifflin Avenue
X ¥. Phieree
D. Py
Krause’s Call Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Krause’s Call Cure as a safe remedy to treat a wide range of ailments without interrupting daily duties. It claims relief within 24 hours and notes a price in the Matthews area. The notice also markets a nearly new upright piano for sale at a designated venue in Scranton and nearby Guernsey, with sale proceeds to a proprietor.
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Boise
Tole
Krause
Price
Matthews
Pric
Don
Gonpline
Corh
Chierneey Hall
Scranton
Guernyey
Proprietoy
Scranton Gas and Water and Hyde Pork Gas Companies
A damaged OCR fragment describes charges related to monthly tariffs, percentages on all items, and tax or levy details. The text references distributions, rates, and due dates but readability is severely limited, with many garbled words and missing context.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Pork Gas Company
Diamonds Gems Deal Promises Pure Brilliance At 25 Percent Off
A bold sales pitch touts purest nicest gems at 25 percent lower prices than anywhere else. Visit to verify quality and claim the savings on diamond jewelry.
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Mawley Quartette
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Joshua Join
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Coon
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Scranton Gore and Wetter Company
Maine
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Reeves
Cramer-Wells Co
Matthews Brothers
Florida
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Coursen
Lackawanna Avenue
Paternoy
Mrs. Nation
County Union OF
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Beane
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Moosic
Corrie Nation
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Nicholls
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Thuainen
Mow Nation
Aioh
Kanaas
Mra Nation
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Rose Up
Mas Gio
Carrie Nation
Opie
Perature
Green Valley Ave
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Archbald
Central
Pennsylvania
UF Agams Avenue
Gordon
Ang ‘Gordon
H. S. Gordon
Wilson Springisoi
Conrad
E. Schimpff
Moritz Moszkowski
Flnsond Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
Washington Avenue
Brussels
Wyoming Ave
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