Dunmore Borough Events and Local Politics in Brief
Day’s doings in Dunmore Borough notes a gathering of residents hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Osterhout, a Republican rally at headquarters, and a postponed old folks concert. The borough slate lists officers and directors, includingLowis Engle as treasurer and Frank Montgomery as school director. A local political feud erupts with sharp letters about The Dunmore Whig and editor criticisms, amid ongoing election tensions ahead of next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Osterhout
Prescott Avenue
Grove Street
Bakter
Frank P. Woodward
Dunmore Whig
Ite
Phine
Greenville
Dunmore
Itelieet Drietle
Neoone
Republican rally speakers headline address delivery
At the party gathering in the headquarters last night, Clarence Zimmerman spoke along with another speaker whose name is not provided in the readable text. The report notes a political rally atmosphere and standard campaign remarks.
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Clarence Zimmerman
Peculiar Poisons and the Stomach Cure
A Victorian health blurb explains digestion as the root of many illnesses, citing Huxley on stomach health. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution to indigestion and related symptoms, claiming improved blood, nerves, and complexion. Available from Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Plotnines
Bright
Huxley
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Btuart Co
Evening meeting drew interest from Scranton speakers
James Quick noted the talk drew attention and several Scranton speakers were expected but could not attend. A follow up meeting is planned for Friday night.
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James Quick
Scranton
Postponed concerts and local notices from Mont e va
The Old Folks concert at Monteva hall under the Friendly circle of St Mark's church is postponed to the first week in April due to bad weather. A country dance in Washington hall by the Lackawanna Basket Ball team is also postponed to April. The Pioneer corps will drill Wednesdays and Saturdays in Washington hall. Local residents are noted visiting, returning from trips, and greeting friends, with minor street and street names mentioned. Traffic on the Level line resumes to the corners.
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Monteva Hall
St. Mark's Church
Thomas Manche
Bloom Street
Washington Hall
Lackawanna
Pioneer Corps
Washington Ball
Edward HH. Howell
Jamestown
Fred Russell
North Blakely Street
Forest City
Tulph Owens
Jermyn
Apple Street
Bert Bingham
North Slakely Street
Pittston
Henry Benjamin
Molnsterville
Mudley Street
T. J. Lent
Honesdale
E. 0
Spettigue
North Spiakely Street
Charles Noll
Pine Rtyoot
Dietter
Leuvel Hline
Deaths and Delays Mark Pittston A Midsummer Silent Lent
Rev Allen J Morton former pastor of the Welsh Baptist church in Pittston died in Kingston after two weeks of illness. Ralph Wildener son of W W Wilden of Oregon died aged 14 after a grip infection. Thomas Day and Sarah Burns quietly wed at William Street parochial residence. James Corcoran of Browntown funeral attended by several societies. Sidewalks on Main Street remain hazardous with snow piles. Street commissioner’s absence noted amid winter conditions.
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Allen J. Morton
Welsh Baptist Church
Kingston
Ralph Wildener
W. W. Wilden
Oregon
Mauch Chunk
Intermont
Thomas Day
Sarah Burns
William Street
James Corcoran
Browntown
Main Street
P. Gallagher
John McNulty
St. John's Church
Dixon
Market Street
Wismae
Lou M. Bachman
John Voight
New Mexico
Sinclair House Register
John J. O'Boyle
Scranton
Henry Phappart
George D. White
Recina Perasino
Tunkhannock Notices and Estate Audits Set For March and February
Public notices from Tunkhannock detail estate audits and distributions with auditors named for E H Welles and Samuel Deerling estates, auctions of personal property for J D Collins in North Branch, and a real estate sale of A Ferris at the Tunkhannock courthouse. Also notes travel updates for area residents and train arrivals into town today.
Pe-ru-na Promises Cure for After-Effects of La Grippe
The text compares Mauser bullets to la grippe after-effects, noting systemic catarrh as the lasting injury. It credits Dr Hartman with identifying the condition and presents Pe-ru-na as the sole systemic remedy. The需 company offers free lecture on gripe and claims rapid, complete recovery after first dose.
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Hartmin
Gropin
Hartman
Peruna
Real estate sales set in Tunkhannock and related notices
The court will sell real estate in Tunkhannock borough on March 4 at 1 p.m. under assignments to N. A. McKown in cases of Amanda Vase versus A Ferris and Francis KK versus W. G. Haynes. James N. Platt, trustee, will expose Philip Smalser estate at the courthouse in Tunkhannock on February 18 at 1 p.m. A marriage license was issued yesterday to James P. Carpenter and Mary Connors of Tunkhannock township.
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Amanda E. Vase
N. A. McKown
A. Ferris
Francis
Moss
Court House
Tunkhannock Borough
W. G. Haynes
Francis KK
More
A. B. Muse
James N. Platt
Philip Smalser
Deceise
Kale
Court
James P. Carpenter
Mary Connors
Tunswannock Township
Welsh Baptist church hosts literary and musical evening
Tonight the Welsh Baptist church on Wayne Avenue presents a competitive literary and musical program chaired by Rev. W. F P. Davis with Rev. George A. Hague conducting. Readers and singers include Rev. J. Lb. Hopking and Mrs. J. J. Owens among others, with surprise presents for several church members.
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Welsh Baptist
Wayne Avenue
W. F P. Davis
George A. Hague
Olyphant
J. Lb. Hopking
Wales
J. J. Owens
Urgan
Vioilo
Duviey and Son
T'Rige
Weeluy Owens
Local Briefs and Engagements Flag Week News
Avenue residents report isolation due to illness while Meade avenue man Thomas Evans suffers a severe hand injury in the mines. Council 2, Lone of Columbus, convenes a key meeting. Excelsior band hosts a pre Lenten session at St Marys hall. EF O Boyle travels to Pittsburg on business. James Haggerty leaves Clarke Bros to join Fenner Dickerson. Mr Dickerson of Fenner Dickerson attends funeral in New Jersey along his mother’s death.
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Dickerson
Fenner & Dickerson
New Jersey
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Frank Wagner
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Grace Beutile
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Sarah Tressler
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Ruth Osterhout
Gertrude DeWilde
Margery Craig
Erugene Cusick
Merrall
Helen Murphy
P. Momahan
Netlie Devers
Annie McCann
Nellie Brogan
Magete Cleary
Nellie Golden
Fannie Mellale
Eva McGowan
Messie
Eugene Cusick
John Lynett
John Byrne
Willian T Duely
Frank Garvey
Drew Crane
James Cummings
Thomas Needham
John Ruddy
Republican Rally
Pittston News
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W. N. Shaw
W. 8. Miller
L. F P. Camp
John B. Fassett
Miller Culver
N. M. Fitch
Mill City
Big P.m
Wilkes-Barre
Tunkhanwek
E. H. Welles
E. J. Jarden
W. EB. Littl
Charles Hahn
Tunkhannovwk Borough
Samuel Deerling
Everette J. Hartling
Asa
Keeler
Easy
Kimner and Harding
Mariah Thomas
Ek, J. Jarden
Alloe
B. F. Pedrick
Mary Trananc
Chloe A. Hunter
James Freen Esq
Mary E. Wheelock
Peter B. Walter
Factoryville
J. D. Collins
North Branch Township
W. N. Beyonds
T. PD. Collins
Imauser
North Scranton
Mra
J. J
Owens
Kila Williames
W. J. Thoman Treclathon
Andrews
Martin Dievhmiller
Plymouth
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Main Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Main Avenue
Maud Morkin
Sadie Balin
Ithawa
N. Y
Thomas Jones
North Main
Mercereau & Connell
OTR
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange
Dame Fashion
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hh, Peck
Holmes
Homdis
Wilton Axminster
Brussels
Dresden
Nottingham
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Lagkawanna Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo
Susque
Gane
Mi Oe County
Beson
Hood
Pilsner
Scanlan
Moosic Powder CO
Madea Moosic and
Uatdala Works
Laplin & Rand Powder
Repauno Chemical Co
Ilso
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka Ave
Dr. Peal
Aaron
John H Phelps