First Grand Jury Returns in Crowley Case and More
The first grand jury return to Judge Savidge lists 34 true bills and 37 ignored. It includes murder and felonious wounding charges against Thomas Ludden in the Rafferty killing, and burglaries tied to Frank Courtright and others at Bevan Jones Paull residences.
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Patrick Rafferty
Thomas McKenna
Crows
Courtright
Salmon
Savidge
Equity
Thomas Ludden
Old Forge
Frank Courtright
John Crow
James Salmon
Mamie Crow
Bevan
Jones
Paull
Thomas Ladden
I F. Perber
MW. Fyoferber
Stephen Maby
Frank Rebling
Owen Broones
Harry Matthews
Frank Robling
Sam Wells
Andrew Novak
Harvey Rose
Andrew J. Thompson
Charles Sherer
Charles T. Yates
Willem Palmer
Annie Hibender
Wilas Mamie Crow
Charles Crow
Ailas James Littl
Joseph Fitzgerald
Frank Hobling
J. T. Jones
Annie Biibender
Alus Mamie Crow
James Littl
Aling Joseph Pitegerald
Frank Wiebling
Bevin
Avenult Cmd
James I. Coleman
Thomas Coleman
Thomas Evans
Sarah Evans
John Petricus
Joseph Sebholoskey
Michiel Smith
Prue
Mouceie Dimer
Alice Loveland
James BK. Chowld
B. Gould
James EF. Gould
HK. Gould
Adam Rowhins
Stephen Mobiins
Joseph Keoulzney
A. Fox
the Simmons
Joseph Witko
Joseph Matsiaschick
Adam Hobbie
Stephen Robbins
Louie Westchinsky
W. O T. Smath
On T. Wells
George White
Elizabeth White
Ohn Goxkay Vaytus Hiluek
John M. Fisnn
Catherine Shannon
Letters From The People Featured In Tribune Page
Readers share opinions under the Letters From The People heading. The Tribune prints letters accompanied by writers' hometowns while noting no responsibility for opinions.
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the Tribune
Reader objects to Peckville line service and delays
John Davis voices outrage at The Tribune about Peckville line service. He cites a 45 minute wait for a Carbondale car on a Beranton Saturday, poor conditions, noisy conductors, and frequent car changes. He notes cars are overdue due to delayed truck deliveries amid iron famine and calls for better care and service.
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the Tribune
Silliman
Peckville
Peckvillian
Carbondale
Beranton
John Davis
Tour to Old Point Comfort Richmond and Washington
Present series of personally conducted tours departs New York and Philadelphia on Saturday February 3. All inclusive six day trip price 4 pounds from key northern points or 92.50 dollars from Trenton and 51 dollars from Philadelphia. single Old Point Comfort return 14 dollars from New York or 12.50 dollars from Whitadelhia with various origin rates and full info from ticket agents.
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Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Newark
Trenton
Whitadelhia
Browsway
Court Street
N. J
Goa
W. Hoyd
Broad Street
Deaths and local notices from Olyphant and area
Mrs. Noah Fvans died suddenly at home in Red Tow Olyphant from heart failure at age 8. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM. interment Union Cemetery. Joseph Bannon 7 months died after brief illness. funeral this afternoon at a wellock from Dunmore street home. Work halted at No 2 colliery due to machinery break. Various residents, visitors, and returnees listed with brief updates.
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Noah Fvans
Red Tow
Olyphant
Union Cemetery
Joseph
Peter Bannon
Dunmore Street
Marie Surge
Kingston
J. Kingsler
Minereville
Blakely
Alice Lillibrides
Philadelphia
John Filleott
New York
Annie Price
Scranton
J. H. Price
Elmira
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boosts Local Sales
Pierson drug store manager reports strong demand for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy amid la grippe season. Five bottles sold per customer with high satisfaction as the remedy stops coughs and heals sore throats and lungs quickly. Matthews Brothers supply wholesale and retail.
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Martin
Pierson
Atore
Chamberlain
Chicago
Calumet
Matthews Brothers
Funeral notices and deaths from a local newspaper
The column records funerals for James Turn bull and Samuel M. Rogers with Masonic and Knights of Pythias participation. It notes the death of 17 year old Jennie Willams and arrangements for her funeral. An error is corrected about Archie Dunlap's baby, and Laura Dunlap’s funeral is described as private. An advertising note promotes Hood's Sarsaparitia as health and blood purifying.
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William Day
John Day
James Turnbull
Ayoun
Samuel M. Rogers
Masonic Fraternity
Knights of Pythias
Lydia A. Williams
J. B. Blackwell
Jamestown
N. Y
Jennie Willams
J. E. Milroy
C. Simpling
Prospect Cemetery
Archie Dunlap
Laura
Family visit and burial noted in Old Forge column
Old Forge notes Mrs. J. Erwin Brodhead and son Stark of Forest City visiting relatives Wednesday. Willie Vosburg, son of Elias and Mrs. Vosburg, was interred at Marcy cemetery on Monday. Mr. William Tasker, who has been
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Columbia Hall
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Scranton
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Watkins Family
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J. T. Moran
John Edwards
Lynch
Pittston
William Proudlock
Rekler
Lavelle
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Warren
Fred Sturges
Kate Reardon
Mary Inglis
Henry Seyhelt
Archbald
Roy
Edwardsvile
Nettle Know
Hyde Park
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Storra Street
Invincible Commantery
Knights of Malta
John M. Harris
Pittsburg
Taylor
Patriotic Order of America
Archbald Collery
J. Erwin Brodhead
Stark
Forest City
Willie
Elias Vosburg
Marcy Cemetery
William Tasker
Shannon of the Sixth Opens Three Day Run at Academy
The Power company presents Shannon of the Sixth at the Academy of Music in a lavish three day engagement. W H Power leads the cast with Ethel Woodman as the heroine and Anthony Andre as the Brahmin priest. C M Charles plays the villain. the third act climax features the heroine bound near a cannon amid dramatic rescue. performances today and tomorrow.
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Shannon
Academy of Music
India
G. Db. Johnston
W. H. Power
Ethel Woodman
Anthony Andre
C. M. Charles
Rose Hill Folly at Gaiety Shines In Firey Ring Power
The Rose Hill English Folly company presented at the Gaiety theater delivering lively specialty turns and a fiery ring display. Notable performers Berry Hughes Sullivan Webber Miles Raymond and Katie Putnam were praised for original and amusing work. The company also plays Circlety and Lyceum with Hoyt’s A Texas Steer featuring Bossy actor Katie Putnam.
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Gaiety Theater
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Hughes
Sullivan
Webber
Miles
Raymond
Minele
Rose Hi Company
Cirlety
Lyceum
Hoyt
Katie Putnam
Will H. Bray
Dahomey
James St. Metann
Maverick Arander
Texas Steel Quartette
Harry J. Jackson
George T. Meech
Harry
Herrmann to Bring Unmatched Magic on Monday Evening
The world famous Herrmann will appear at the Lyceum next Monday evening. His entertainments are immensely popular and eagerly awaited as an event of importance. He always introduces novel tricks and fusions never before seen by a prestidigitateur in this city.
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the Tribune
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Herrmann
Lyceum
Maude Hillman Opens Week at Academy of Muse
Maude Hillman with her company starts a week's engagement at the Academy of Muse next Monday. Mutinees begin Tuesday and Monday night becomes ladies night as she presents David Sully's comedy drama Special Delivery with elaborate scenery mechanical and electrical effects and elegant costumes. Hillman also brings her own concert orchestra to enhance the entertainment.
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Maude Hillman
Academy of Muse
David Sully
Miss Hillman
Portrait Painter Blenner Secures Millet Model in France
Carl J. Blenner, the portrait painter, works in the Sherwood building on a study of a French peasant woman at her spinning wheel. A taciturn Frenchman, Millet by name, helps secure a suitable subject and offers suggestions. The tale notes Blenner’s surprise and gratitude when Millet reveals himself, linking the artist to Millet of Angelus and to a village scene.
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Arls
New York
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Millet
Monsieur
Angelus
Lost badge inscribed POSBTOP reward offered
A lost badge inscribed POSBTOP is reported with a reward for its return. The notice directs the finder to return it to the Postmaster at Berantoy or Dunmore.
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Tice Department
Berantoy
Dunmore
Annual stockholders meeting notices and services in Scranton area
Public notices list the 8 Clair Coal Company annual stockholders meeting on January 2 in Beranton Pa and Weston Mill Company annual meeting details, plus Spring Brook Water Company directors election, Raffua Orchestra booking, Megargem Brothers printing supplies in Scranton. Included are addresses and officers.
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Thea. A. White Manufacturing Company
Gould Building
Linden Street
L. KR. Stalle
8. Clair Coal Company
Beranton
Taylor
Weston Mill Company
Wlll
First National Ua
Stovelock
A. W. Dickson
Spring Brook Water Company
Auld Company
Beranten
Ding
T. H. Watring
Third National Bank of Beranton
WM. H. Peck
Scranton
Central Railroads of New Loree Timetable Notice
Central Railroads of New Loree issue a schedule for stations in New York to Whitehall and connections to Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. Express and local trains run from Beranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and other points with Sunday and weekday departures noted. Approved tickets available at the station. BH OLMAVBEN and P BALDWIN sign as general superintendent and general passenger agent.
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New York
Liberty Street
N. H
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Whitehall Street
Beranton
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Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
M. Expresa
Tan
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Wilkes-Barre
Suiehass
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Washington
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Long Branch
Qeean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Morrisburg
Pottsville
Olmavben
P. Baldwin
Lehigh Valley Train Schedule In Effect 1896 Scranton to New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable effective Nov 1 1896 lists daily trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other major points. It details departure times 648 a m 1205 218 427 Black Diamond Express 1120 Sundays and various connections via D and H R and D L W R R with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on through routes.
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