Ash Wednesday services and local court notes in Montrose
Montrose reports special Ash Wednesday services at St Marys Catholic church and St Pauls Episcopal church with more planned. The sole jury trial this week awarded the plaintiff $43.50 in a damage suit over a rented farm sold by the defendant. Local politics discuss Col L A Watres for governor with Wright and Kilrow as advocates. County officials hosted an oyster supper celebrating ballot printing, and revival meetings at Zion AME church report six conversions.
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Honesdale Notes: Payday and Local Events Feb 1
Honesdale branch employees receive pay. Baptist church Friday evening program to aid church debt with recitations by Homer Greene and others plus music and phonograph. Amity club social Friday with dancing and refreshments. Ice dealers contend this summer as one secures Pond's extract. County commissioners distribute election supplies amid snow drifts. Wayne county reports eighty one license applications, one new. Marie Corelli's Thelma draws crowds at the opera house. manager's special music did not materialize. Mrs. William Brown succeeds Miss Helen Dodge in L. W. Bunnell bakery and ice cream. Snow drifts near Farview reach cab windows. Whatsoever Circle of the Methodist church to be entertained by Mrs. George Robertson. PF Dittrich and daughter visiting Scranton. J. Adam Kraft named treasurer. executive committee named by Republican county committees. Avery family honors guests in planned move to West Street. Caroline Hetz assists county treasurer. relative treated at a sanitarium shows improvement. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Hannah Cornell. Walter Bardwell returns from Columbia University. typhoid fever recovery. Mrs. George Phillipson back from Carbondale trip.
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Remains Brought Home As Town hears of Loss
The funeral for Halton Stone was held in Tunkhannock after his remains arrived from Kansas City. Hugh Grose of Auburn jailed for larceny at a Skin Eddy hotel. Civil War veteran Sidney Dickinson treated for inflammatory rheumatism. Attorney John W. Harding burned out in Paterson fire. German Medicine Company books Pratt Opera House for a week of nightly entertainments starting February 17. A group of Madison company business men visited to plan next steps.
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Mantell's Theatrical Troupe Delivers Notable Oui Night
Robert Mantell and his company presented Hantet at the Lyceum Lecoum drawing a large audience. Mantell wore a sombre cloak with rich effect, impressing patrons with his stage presence and the performance overall.
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Scranton News Roundup Includes Trials and Local Theater
George Gelatt of Scranton pursued business for the Scranton Correspondence School and stayed over the Sabbath. Ervin Van Volkenburg won a $2100 verdict against Cliffor a Montrose case. Stephen Jenkins died after months of decline from pneumonia, survived by daughter Mrs Layton. funeral at 10:30 tomorrow at the Methodist church, interment at North Jackson. Mrs Batley will speak on temperance in Thompson. Postmaster Barnes suffers rheumatism. Mantell’s Hamlet praised for strength, Miss Booth Russell Ophelia criticized, Gold King shown at the Academy with Nell Gwynne and The Little Magnet to follow.
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Susquehanna Briefs On Lincoln Memorial and Elections
Special to the Scranton Times reports Lincoln memorial services held in schools as Eriehaopa closes for the day. Rumor of Galusha Grow running for Congress denied. he will retire after current term. Republican county convention set in Montrose March 4 with primaries March 4. George Perry, Civil War veteran, dies after brief illness. Rev Charles W Boot to preach in Honesdale Friday. Snow blockades hamper western travel.
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Brockway Lyceum presents grand concert and stage play
The Brockway Lyceum theater hosts the sixth entertainment with Mine Linde featuring a strong aria program including San son and Delila. Also on the bill Philid Higgins and Georgia Wahinon perform a new country play Up York State in four acts blending comedy and drama set in the Adirondacks.
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Marks Brothers Dramatic Company Set for Duluth Week
The Daily News fribyne reports the Marks Brothers Dramatio company drew the largest Duluth Opera House crowd last night for a new romantic drama. At 8 pm patrons were refunded as the house sold out, with a packed theater and costumes described as the best ever worn by a repertoire company touring Duluth.
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Burlesque stars headline Star Theatre program
A feisty program at the Star features Miner and Van Hohemlay Burlesquers with new acts by Leung and a travesty sketch by Cracer and Burnett. Other acts include Binley, Bugles, Madiox and Warne, and Lov the Messenger. A $10,000 living pictures feature leads the bill amid strong Paperewaski concert chatter for February.
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Big mid winter circus to unfold in Scranton hall
A mid winter circus is announced for February 20 21 and 22 with a matinee on Washington's Birthday. Tickets go on sale with a two day advance option for select seats. The show led by Dixie of Barnum and Tul are billed with trained acts and a menagerie including bats, elephants, monkeys, snakes and ponies. The canvas rises inside a building creating a unique indoor circus experience.
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Vaudeville Prospects Highlight Descriptive Stage Plans
The article outlines next summer plans for DeWolf Hoppe and other stars at the Lyceum, with Westie buses, Lilia, and the Eugene Cowles Opera Company involved. It notes legal wrangles over Plowndord rights, and highlights Richard Carle and Herrmann as notable acts. The piece praises The Bonnie Byler and Stoddart’s work, signaling a strong season ahead at the Lyceum with magic, comedy, and musical performances.
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Market Quotations From Scranton Board of Trade
Scranton market report lists quotes on banks and savings institutions, railways, manufacturing firms, and local utilities. It includes bonds such as Beranton Passenger Hallway first mortgage and Scranton Traction percent, plus staple prices for flour beans cheese eggs and produce across local suppliers.
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Fragmented Philadelphia Market Notes on Butter and Poultry
A fragmented Philadelphia market summary lists butter brands and prices, noting imports from New York and regional dairy items. It mentions cream quality, powdered sugar, and confections while detailing poultry items such as fowls, turkeys, ducks, and geese with varying quality grades and regional references.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Odd Fragments
Fragmentary stock market notes from Chicago dated February 1 describe cattle and hog prices with scattered figures. Mentions stockers cows calves and stores with varied values, and a reference to a larger quantity set for sale tomorrow amidst uncertain figures.
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Multiple Rent and Sale Notices for Scranton Properties
A mixed page of rental and sale ads lists many Scranton properties. Rentals include single houses on Green Ridge Avenue and Mulberry Street, a corner store on Lackawanna Avenue, a second floor store room on Lackawanna Avenue, and a double house on Morrison Avenue. Sales cover pine kindling, firewood, lace curtains, Belgian Hares, and various rental properties with April 1 occupancy dates.
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Auction and rental notices from Webster Street and Adams Avenue
Auction today of household furnishings including beds linens carpets and rugs at 408 Take Wind avenue Cummings Brow and nearby addresses list furnished rooms for rent with bath and meals. multiple private family rentals on Adams and Lincoln streets. Various sale notices describe properties, lots, and farms for sale near Fleetville and Clark’s Building with terms.
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Beranton City Election Notice for 1902 Positions
Formal notice warns residents of Beranton City voting on February 18 for offices including City Controller, Common Council members, School Controller, Alderman, and other district posts. It lists wards eligible, term lengths, and the general election structure with multiple offices across the boroughs and wards.
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