Death of Henry Siebold in Carbondale
Henry Siebold of Seventh avenue died early yesterday at age 0. Born in Germany he lived here since 1848. Survived by four sons Jones Louis Henry and Charles of this city and William of the west. A Presbyterian church member Rev Charles Lee to officiate Friday at 2 20 PM. Burial in Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siebold
Seventh Avenue
Germany
Jones
Louis
Henry
Charles
William
Weat
Eccased
Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
Maplewood
Mrs. Maria Farrell Buried From St Rose Church
Maria Farrell of Fike Street was buried yesterday after a requiem high mass at St. Rose’s Church. Interment followed at St. Rose Cemetery with pallbearers Henry Brennan Patrick McGarry James Norton T Bowderly Michael Walsh and P A Murray. Hat bearers were Daniel Byrne and Lawrence Malone. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs P H Peel Elmira N A Mr and Mrs M B Flynn Scranton Mrs Sweeney Olyphant and Thos Walsh Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Farrell
Fike Street
St. Rose's Church
Father Griffin
St. Rose Cemetery
Henry J. Brennan
Patrick McGarry
James Norton
T. V. Bowderly
Michael Walsh
P. A. Murray
Daniel Byrne
Lawrence Malone
P. H. Peel
Elmira, N. A
M. B. Flynn
Scranton
Sweeney
Olyphant
Thos. Walsh
Mary Kearney and Michael Connor Married at St. Tose
In St. Tose church yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Kearney of Scott Street wed Michael Connor. The bride wore a steel-colored gown and matched hat. bridesmaid Anna McDonnell wore brown with black satin trimmings. Best man was Thomas OMalley. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will immediately set up housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tose Church
Mary Kearney
Scott Street
Michael Connor
Anna McDonnell
Thomas O'Malley
Local Personal Notes Reflect Doings and Visits
Edward Tears recovering after surgery at Dr Wheeler’s hospital and Ss V House homebound due to illness. Mr and Mrs J R Vanderford entertain Mr and Mrs Harry Detrick from Kingston. Superintendent BR B Williams visited friends in the city. I L Singer returned to the University of Pennsylvania. Misses Margaret and Katherine Higgins back from New York. Knights of Columbus installed and held a smoker. Carbonicle canton Patriarchs Militant F awards uniforms to a Philadelphia firm. Miss Hattie Humphrey issued invitations for a musicale at Mr and Mrs G S Kimball’s Spring street home, an informal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Carbonlcle Canton
Patriarchs Militant
Philadelphia
Hattie Humphrey
G. 8. Kimball
Spring Street
Rheumatism Relief Promoted by Local Ointment
A Alpharetta resident testifies that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm relieved rheumatism and sciatica after other medicines failed. The ad claims thousands cured and that one application brings relief. Sold by Matthews Crothers as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Poin Bahn
J. A. Dodgen
Alpharetta
Matthews Crothers
Scarlet fever and diphtheria strike Peckville families
Reports show Scarlet fever and diphtheria gaining in Peckville with several cases in one neighborhood. A school teacher investigated a four cases cluster and disturbed instruction until health authorities acted. Local obituaries note S M Rogers and deaths in the Dunlip family from scarlet fever. Community notices urge fair committees to meet and mention New Year visits and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Carrie
Nellie Brown
Yatesville
J. B. Blackwill
M. Rogers
M. FE
Archie Dunlip
Brook Street
J. J. Blackwell
Main Street
W. C. T. U. Meeting Changes Location
The W C T U will meet at 7 p m this evening at the home of Mrs George Stevens instead of the afternoon venue. Laura Dunlap 4 died Tuesday night from a brief scarlet fever illness. Mrs Bertha Williams has returned from Springville where she visited Christmas with her parents. Mrs Guest has been ill at her parents home. Mrs Wood and her sons Stephen and Yel will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevens
Laura
Archie Dunlap
Bertha G. Williams
Springville
Guest
Judson Callender
Daring Burglary Strikes Hagler Home at 2 A M
A burglar entered through a pantry window at Hagler home on Second Street at 2 AM yesterday, stealing $2, watches, and silverware. Mrs Glagler woke husband after hearing a noise. Chief McGinley pursued footprints in snow but they were washed away by fresh snowfall. Authorities seek the culprit, suspected to know the house well. Revival services continue at the M E Church led by Rev J B Cook. Eclipse Social Club plans a dance in Enterprise hall with pianist Kate Reardon. Neighbors and relatives from Scranton visit Hagler’s family as others plan moves and new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hagler
Second Street
Glagler
McGinley
Main Street
Glaxler
Methodist
Eclipse Social Club
Enterprise Hall
Kate Reardon
Scranton
John McNulty
Eadle Colan
McNulty
Jamez RK. Evans
Third Street
Thomas Solomon
Peckville
Solomon
Hyde Park
Start the New Year Right Directions for Tea Making
A brief instructional note suggests starting the year with improved tea practice. It emphasizes using boiling water and infrequent steeping, advising shorter infusion times from two to five minutes.
New Year Socials and Weddings Across Scranton Area
Miss Mame Sampson of Scranton guests Mrs George Bortree on New Year’s Day. Harry Eshelman and Miss Lesher plan to wed today at the bride’s home. Scranton residents plus extended visits and family gatherings mark the holiday period with multiple social events and travel notes. The funeral of Mrs William Hinda was held at the Moscow cemetery after services at her parents’ home with Rev. Prentis officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Sampson
Scranton
George Bortree
Harry Eshelman
Lesher
Sterling
William Gonzales
Peter Frederick
Stratton
Fannie Brown
May Hird
Lonstein
Arlington
Martin
Adams
Peters
Hoboken
Ruth Gardner
William Hinda
Hahnemian Hospital
Contagious Diseases Alarm In Borough
Local health concerns rise with scarlet fever and diphtheria cases in the borough. Families report multiple members affected as cold weather is hoped to slow the spread.
Susquehanna Street Baptist Sunday School Elects Officers
The Susquehanna Street Baptist Sunday school elected its officers for the coming term. Super intendent is Miss M A Evans with vice superintendent Thomas Ashton secretary Inaac Griffiths treasurer T L Williams chorister Prof T W Watkins assistant chorister John Philip a organist Lewis Vans assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Street Baptist Sunday School
M. A. Evans
Thomas Ashton
Inaac Griffiths
T. L. Williams
T W, Watkins
John Philipa
Lewis Vans
Local fair crowds for St Patrick's church benefit
Organist Dinah Evans Librarians Ivor R Thomas Luther Lewis Auditors Benjamin Lewis C W Williams and Daniel Parry attend the St Patrick's church fair at Father Mathew hall which draws large crowds each evening. The event offers valued auction items and will close Monday with a Passion Play performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Evans
Ivor R. Thomas
Luther Lewis
Benjamin Lewis
C. W. Williams
Daniel Parry
St. Patrick's Church
Father Mathew Hall
Hugh Ruddy
Holy Cross College
Mass
Missea Katle
Mary Boran
Mamie Hanahoe
Snvlal
Hawley
Baptist Young People's Union
W. H. Priest
Tanny D. Grif
Nuhs
Emma Jones
J. D. Evans
Richard Evans
Henry Williame
Annie Patten
Maud Garbett
Mary Lyons
McCinty
Mansfield
Normal School
Clara Maroney
Susquehanna
Annie Jordan
Dunmore Street
New York
John Jones
Gelatt
Shannon of the Sixth at the Academy of Music this week
W H Power presents Edward E Kidder romantic military drama Shannon of the Sixth at the Academy of Music in the latter half of the week with Friday and Saturday matinees. The play is set in India during 1857 and features Ram Koorah and Umbello with strong scenery and a capable company led by Power as Lieut Larry Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Power
Edward E. Kidder
Shannon
Academy of Music
India
Ram Koorah
Umbello
Allahabad
Larry Shannon
Herrmann the Great to Perform at Lyceum Monday Evening
The eminent prestidigitator Herrmann the Great will be at the Lyceum Monday evening January. His fame spans two continents and he has mystified both young and old with optical visions. Leon Herrmann is noted as a neumomancy expert. The program includes the Four Luciers with varied instruments, J R Lucier as soloist, Mile. Margiyorite with a deep contralto, and a saxophone quartette with other novelties. The audience will also hear the popular ballad "Lona" sung by a featured vocalist Borey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Luciers
J. RR. Lucier
Margiyorite
Oourinas
Lona
Maude Hillman’s Company At The Academy Next Week
Maude Hillman and her clever company perform matinees at the Academy all next week starting Thursday. The opening Monday evening feature is Special Delivery. Manager Winthron Awelling praises the troupe as unmatched with a superb repertoire and splendid scenery. The company brings its own concert orchestra and no separate vaudeville acts, ensuring continuous performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hillman
Academy
Ttan
Winthron
Awelling
Pineapple Tablets Marketed as Digestive Aid
An item notes Dr. Von Blan's Pineapple Tablets touted as a safe vegetable remedy to aid digestion. It claims the tablets replicate the fruit’s extract and supports weak digestive areas. Sold by Matthews Bros. and W. T. Clark for 86 cents in a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Blan
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
Local Advertisers and Suppliers Featured in Scranton Page
G R Clark & Co seedmen and nurserymen list stores on Washington Avenue and North Main Avenue with phone numbers 782 and 108 KVETTEL available at Silackawnna Avenue Beranion PA. Bavins Orchestra Music offers entertainment for weddings and receptions conducted by KR Bauer at Wyoming Avenue Hulberts Music Store. Megarger Brothers Printers advertise supplies including envelopes, paper bags, twine from Warehouse 19 Washington Avenue Scranton PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Clark & CO
Washington Avenue
Green House
North Main Avenue
Bavers Orchestra
Torme
Megarger Brothers
Scranton
New Jersey Central Rail Stations and 1890 Timetable
The notice lists Central Railroad of New Jersey stations in New York at Liberty Street and South Ferry plus Whitehall Street. It describes an all Anthracite coal timetable effective Nov 18, 1890 with trains to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and more. It notes express and local departures with times and destinations including Baltimore Washington Reading Harrisburg and Long Beach areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Bundige
Baltimore
Washington
South
Worthia Hethlehem
Long Brave
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Onset
Gee
Lower Me
Haldwin
Gon
Scranton Train Schedules To Albany Wilkes-Barre and More
Rail timetable lists departures from Scranton to Carbondale Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia and other points via Lehigh Valley and Delaware and Hudson lines with multiple daily options and Sunday trains. Includes special services and connections with the Black Diamond Express and various lines.
Train Schedules From Beranton and Nearby Points
The notice lists through trains from Beranton to New York Philadelphia and other hubs via D and H routes with times such as 6 45 am and 12 05 pm and 2 18 pm and 4 27 pm including Black Diamond Express and Mack Diamond Express services. It notes parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barree and New York and Philadelphia and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Also mentions south Bethlehem reservations and time of effect September 1st.
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New York
Philadelphia
Strawlsburg
Hoboken
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Buffalo
Honda
Dewey
Syracuse
Bor Tien
Lmiopom
Montrose
Nichalton
Tneieeon
Moat
Scranten
Sormaten
Hoomsei HG Invision
Beranten
Carribondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beranton
Wes
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Barre
South
Rid
N.Y
Hww
Chooss
DP A
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kiffect
Bailanton
Db. & Hy R. OR
White Haven
Hagteton
Conl Reytions
Lipom
Por Pottsville
Bethlehem
Bartow
Reading
Harrisbore
D. & Wor
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneve
A.m. Lowandoo P. Om
Philadel
Rollin
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Opsequies
Jermyn and Mayfield
M. E. Church
Ceylon
Moscow
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Lovie
Besses
Cleveland
John H. Pea
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Taylor News
Edmond W. Carter
Sadie
Messrs
Davis
Dixon
Wales
West Scranton
Parker Hotel
Union Street
William J. Hopkins, Jr
Prudential Insurance Company
W. RR. Jones
Vectordasy
Sadie Carter
Evans
Kate McNichols
Rendham
Misa Gorman
Alfred Morgan
South Scranton
Taylor Castle
Kutehts
Golden Eagle
Reese's Hall
William G. Watkins
Evan G. Watkins
Weks
Silas Pinnock
New Orange
N. J
Archbald Mines
Lackawanna Valley Council No. 81
United American Mechanics
Hood
Shannon of
Rive
Barton Rose Hill English Folly Company
Berry and
Hughes
Joseph J. Sullivan
Carrie Webber
Miles
Raymond
Willard
Raymont
Wan
Bambard
Texas
Lyceum
Hoyt
Katie Putnem
Bossy
Wil H. Bray
Dahomey
James R. McCann
Maverick Brander
Herrmann, the Magician
Hillman Company
Tewsper Corporation
Haltimore News
People’s Exchange
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Pennsylvania
T. Martin
Des Moines
Bent Free
Colum
Hinn Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
R. G., Evans & Co
Fountain Bath Brush CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Willow At
William Humphrey
Marion Street
Maxwell & Hunt
Franklin Avenue
Third Moor
Waashington Avenue
Tribune
Rt Bee
Tribune Office
North Seventh Street
Pine Street
Madison Avenue
A. Rose
Bchnell
Eimharet, Pa
Green Ridge
Putnam Street
North End
Min Aw
J. M
Pe Nee
Tribune of
Mia
Lee
Mineral Street
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Edward Tf
Connell Building
Lewis Hancock, Jr
Bpruce At
Cor. Wash
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
M. Kovachy
Loxsena Any Ume
Quincy Avenue
Pentists
Lyman
Cor
Wyoming and Mulberry
H. F. Reynolds
P. Pr,o
LA “Bacit
Wyamine Ave
Welcome
Snover
Coal Exchange
Frank Nn
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Helrlegel
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenue
Sanderson
Sanderson Ave
J. W. Browning
S. Hyde Park Avenue
N. Kyde Park Avenue
D. B. Replogl EL A
Mocara
Bpruce Piient
M. J. Donahoe
Mears Building
Frank & Poyle
Burr Building
Willard, Warren & Knapp
at-Tain
Republican Building
Jesstp & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Nellie Wolfe
C. O. Wolfe
James W. Oakford
Si Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Reoomea
Mears Billeine
Louise Bhoemaker
Adams Avenue
Watres
Iat ‘Board of Trade Building
T. T. Keller
T. Quincy
R. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
A.B. Briggs
Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Attairney Meare Building
Pyrite
W. BF. Allen
Wasitington Avenue
Caraanet
Relsman Bros
Spruce
M. Norton
I, & Sechuteer
LEGAL
Hawley Electric Light and Mower Company
Janary
Yntore de Moun
Mark K. Edgar
School OF the Lackawanna
Hstinesa
Thomas M. Carn
EL. D
Princior
W. EL Mlumiley
A. J
Landmaster
Irras
TUR
Bt Clair Coal Company
MOY Propery
Jonuaay
Library Bulking
Snogtine
Taylor
Kvettel
Silacka- Winna Avenue
Beranion
Weston Mni Company
First National Bank
Ovlock
A. W. Dickson
Spring Brook Water Company
Auld Company
Ensoine
H. Watkins
Third National Bank of Beranton
H. Etrck
MC Aly
Sunbury
Philidelphia
Wasington
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Pottaville
Rea Alerseatern
Peenang
Story
Hasbeg
Tadelphie
Burg
Wert
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Newburgh
Focal Pointe
Tradne
Fungmaal Ewyork
Ima
Med
Reine
Preston Pi White
York Place
Osntas
Axeaye
1Rates
Si Bonday
Heaush Wagner Ouffet
Pasevn
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