Local Knights of Pythias Meet Tonight in Castle Hall
General Starbird, head of the Pennsylvania uniformed rank Knights of Pythias, will address the local convention committee this evening at Castle Hall Electric City Lodge, 126 Main Avenue. Starbird will provide information on the state convention to be held in this city.
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Yeeterning
Anne AL Dickison
Mexander McWilliam
Dickison
T. P. Duty
George W. Julayd
A. G. Schoonmaker
Maid O Spyter
Rose Mahon
Kathe E
John Bueno
Jessup
Frank Bugno
Electric City Economy Lodge
North Mill Avenue
Daniel Langofski
Alderman Slivineki
Price Hire
Bruno Iwanowski
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Ofimece Lutheran Church
Airs
Washington Avenue
Horace TE. Hand
Scranton Railway Benedeta Association
Hoehse Court
Joseph Webb
Scranton
Thomas
Joseph Well
William Well
United Evangelical Church
Donlin
York Street
Cupouse Avenue
John Toole
Buranton
Catherine Gallagter
Lackawaink
Lewis Thomas
Simpson
Mary Jane Siimpson
Olyphant
Lady Dunkford Lodge
Women's Veteran Relief Union
Pullers Hall
Elso
Romain van Looren
Wilkes-Barre
Suyre
Poliue Hass
Delaware and Ahiudson Company
Jermyn
Sriiity
Olyphutnt
Waymort
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
John M. Thurke
Green Ridge
FF. W. Gingter
W. OB. Duggan
John iKuitte
Simon Rice
Captain Jenkins
Philadelphia No. 1
American Volunteer Armory
Washington
George Starbird
Pennsylvania
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall of Lectric City Lodge
Main Avenue
General Starbind
Fruit Sale Notice Mixed and Obscure
A fragmented clipping lists fruit sale terms with oranges, Nassau fruit, and California options. Mentions E.G. Coursen and a vague group including et al and Florida Dus. The readable content is garbled with inconsistent spellings and unclear quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Harding's Doe Store Closing Out Sale Ends Saturday
Five Bros customers to receive one item per every 200 purchases with a four item delay option. Hundreds of eager buyers take advantage of the sale announcement offering about half usual price as the Harding's store closes.
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5 Bros
Tor
Harding’s
Disruption of Steel Rail Pool Hits Eastern Market
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company led a withdrawal from the steel rail pool after discovering associates undercut prices. Prices fell from 25 to 20 a ton in the east as rivals openly sold at lower rates, prompting talks of a broader market impact and potential job stability shifts for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Stranton
Wille
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Goncorsl
Chleago
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Reils
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Hell
Lackawa and Iron and Steel Company
Tribune Repforeer
Lackawanna
Hon and Steel Company
Paol
Lackawanna Company
Pittsiure
Oul
Iron and Steel
Philadelphia Tercer
Two Desperate Callers Threaten Louis Freedman In Store
Louis Freedman a general store owner at 127 Penn avenue was assaulted yesterday at noon by two men who showed clear intent to kill. Freedman, busy at 12 30 pm, fled behind the counter as one assailant, later named James Reed, exclaimed he would kill him and Brandished a large pocket knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Freedman
Penn Avenue
Freedman
James Reed
Tim
Ernest
Reed
Serying Reed
Lackawanna Avenue
May
Hobart
Tribune
Hla
Rails trade and steel trusts outline markets and a street fight incident
The report details steel rail supply dynamics with pricing shifts from 28 to 85 a ton and the role of major firms like Carnegie Illinois Cambria Bethlehem Lackawanna and Ohio in the pool, plus a note that Ohio and Johnson may enter rail markets. It also recounts a December 1892 scuffle near Lackawanna Ave where Reed and Freedman fought over a knife attack, sending Freedman to the hospital after a broken arm.
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Carnegie
Tilt- Hole
Haid
Tig
Pitisbuiyg
Sam
Lackawanna Company
Jo Suld
Carnegie Steel Company
Ilinois Steel Company
Cambria Tron Company
Bethlehem Tron Company
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Steel Company
Maryland Steel Company
Ohio Steel Company
Yoorgstown
Ohio and Johnson Steel Companies
Aol
Paine's celery compound praised by Mrs Newcomb
Mrs Newcomb of St Louis reports relief from heavy cold pleurisy and nervous insomnia after using Paine's celery compound. She says sleep improved and she feels like a new woman. Physicians reportedly use it at home for nervous disorders sleeplessness and rheumatic pain.
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C. C. Newcomb
St. Lotis
Paine
Pennsylvania Guard to Skip Inauguration Travel
Dispatches report Hartleburg and Harrisburg confirming the Pennsylvania National Guard will not take part in the Washington inauguration on March 4. High travel costs, impaired railroad passes, and lack of a dedicated appropriation halted transport despite railroad interests.
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Hartleburg
He Oa. Coursen
Scranton
T. J. Steward
Harrisburg
Tl Hospeo
Pennsylvania
Washington
Purloined Dwelling Case From Old Forge
Antonina, William, Anthony and John Rofoskie sue Contractors Joseph T. Chapman and George F. Barber for 5000 alleging the removal of a dwelling they owned on Grace Street Old Forge. They claim the house was violently moved away last November without the family’s consent and request damages. Attorney A W Bertholf represents the plaintiffs.
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Antonina
William
Anthony
John Rofoskie
Old Forge
George F. Barber
Grace Street
A. W. Bertholf
Shoe Sale Sparks Scranton Bargain Frenzy
Price no object sales entice shoppers at The Banister Shoe Company at Lackawanna and Wyomine avenues. Al Kahler list shoes priced from 5 to 6 dollars sell for 0 dollars per pair. Laded Schober Co English toe shoes normally 6 dollars now 5 dollars. All $4 handmade common, bengu and square toe shoes cut to 2.25. Gray's $5 handmade shoes drop to 2.50. Four pair limit.
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Scranton
Banister Shoe Company
Carter
Lackawanna
Wyamine
al Kahler
Schober & Co
Two Divorces Filed at Prothonotary Office Yesterday
Two divorce petitions entered yesterday. Sarah Tull of Carbondale seeks separation from husband Richard Hull whom she married November 18, tne, alleging cruelty and barbarous treatment and that their companionship was terminated July 12 last. Adam J. Prane of the South Side asks divorce from alleged spouse Louise M. Saale is attorney in the latter case. Local excitement surrounds the filing as Saturday night draws near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tull
Carbondale
J.B. Burr
Hichard Hull
Alleer
South Side
Adam J. Prane
Louisi
Mts. Saale
Closing Out Stock by Scermaton and Partners
Crouch Bros. and Beatty announce a close out sale of fine shoes as they wind down business. Also a drug ad urges Brome Quinine Tablets to cure a cold with a money back guarantee at 25 cents.
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Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Ticket Draw Promises Gold Watch at 6 Brothers
A drawing will be held Saturday night with tickets sold at five cents each and four dollars per dollar purchase. Each five cent purchase yields one ticket, and every dollar purchase provides four tickets in the Gold Watch promotion at 6 Brothers.
Bargains On Halr Switches At Konecny’s Store
Great bargains advertised for halr switches and a halr dresser at Konecny’s, located at 317 Lack Avenue, highlighting reduced prices and sale emphasis for hardware items.
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Halr
Konecny’s
Dresser
Lacks
Ave
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
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Eader
A. B. Warman
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City Notes
Union
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Starbird Wills
England
Carnegie Company
Leduwatna Company
Taki Ng Paine
A. A. Courgen
I. J. Stewart
United Press
Nay Aug Park
Canavan & Stokes
Egg, Stove and Chestnut
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Ladiow
Ganister Shoe Company
Horsford
Afiss
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Ani Delsarte
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Twining
Vwartis’ Drug Store
Crouchros. & Beatty
Denyse Faa
W. R. Black
Sawyer’s Millinery Store
Alt
Sonmar
J. W. Guernsey
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S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Dermyn
Scermaton
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Aver
Lackawanna Age
China Hall
J. Welchel
Hunt & Connell CO
Whrltz
A. E. Rogers
Lackawasna Aten
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