Jour Heymin and family in Wilkes-Barre tale of wages and moves
Mr Hopkins began earning Jour Heymin's wage at 134 dollars weekly after moving from Willldmeaport to Wilkes-Barre on the Ith of Allnellat 1891 to work at 12 North Matys Street. His wife joined on October 1s and they live in the Thirteenth ward. He earned first pay for patent plate cutter and sold machines in Pennsylvania Ohio and New York. they now have a one year old daughter and he works at the Scranton Truth Record office. Albert Price and wife Mamie faced police court after Mrs Price walked with another man. The husband grabbed the woman’s cape and fought with him until police intervened. both were jailed briefly. Mrs Price paid a fine. her husband was fined five and could not pay, risking jail. His wife tried to pay the fire amount but as of press time had not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneca Mare
Chrewn Grove
Carolin Rosen
Scranton High School
Wells
Lackawanna Lobee, No
Brotherhood of Allroad Traimmen
Music Hall
Everett House
New York City
Union Squire
Everett
Washington Market
Vastuleht
Pirat Presbyterian Church
James Mcleod
Delaware and Hudson Company
Olyphant
A. N. Gallagher
FP. Price
Wy. J. Hirnd Yesterdas
Highmondale Acciental Association
Piedmondale
David Morris
Morgan Davie
James Redmond
Thomas Murray
Peckville
Minooka
Scranton Traction Company
Mo J. Dotahoe
J. 4. Burns
Pittston Avenue
Palm Street
Evangeliot J. Shelhorne
Green Ride
Scranton
Mr. Shelhorn
Arizona
Moscow
David
Honesdale
John P. Jones
Penn Avenue
Jane Canguse
Pittston
Loftus
Jones
National Protective Association
A. J. Benhelly
M.T. Keller
William HH. Gordon
Robert T. Moull
Marwood Jordan
W. A. St John
George W. Dun
Wood
Newlous
Charles Fh. Hopking
Record Press
Pupersiton
Hopkins
Jour Heymin
Wilkes-Barre
Wet Third Street
Willldmeaport
Pennsylvania
New York State
South Main Street
Albert Price
Mamie
Remarkable Coat Sale Slashes Prices Across Garments
A Mercy department announces deep markdowns on children coats ladies coats and capes with prices ranging from three dollars to sixteen dollars. Highlights include silk waists and wool waists plus sale on sateens and moreen skirts as part of a broad discount event at Meas & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Meas & Hagen
Rapid Expansion Forces Extra Room for Colliery Engineer Co
The Colliery Engineer Company reports rapid growth in its International Schorof Mines division. To accommodate a swelling correspondence and editorial workforce, spaces in the Coal Exchange and the Mears building will be reallocated next week, with the Wyoming avenue building still under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Lery Engineer Company
International Schorof
Ween Finind
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange
Mears
Roarke Brook Lodge Installs Officers in Semi Annual Rite
The Roarke Brook lodge 401 Kniehtsoef Psthins held a semi annual installation in Hurlburt hall. District Deputy Grand Chancellor William Shite served as Installation officer. Installed officers include Chancellor commander Walter HM Shopland vice chancellor Joseph Tretheway prelate Charles De Wight master-at-arms B J Williams Inner guard Herbert Jones outer guard H C Brown master of work J A Frithel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univers O of
Roarke Brook Lodge
Hurlburt
William Shite
Walter HM. Shopland
Joseph Tretheway
Charles de Wight
B. J. Williams
Herbert Jones
H. C. Brown
J. A. Frithel
Philadelphia Print Butter and Triple Blend Coffee Noted
Fragmentary listing mentions Philadelphia related items including butter and coffee blends. Details are unclear with stray words such as BEES and COURBEN'S, offering little context or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dersey
Courben's
Equitable Life Marketing in Scranton Promises Cash Value Policy
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York advertises new nonforfeitable and incontestable Guarantee Cash Value Policies. It states nearly one million dollars in benefits distributed in the Cowl district of Pennsylvania and urges readers to mail address and age to CG L Rice, Gen. Agent, Scranton. The ad highlights large policyholders, citing Charles Parrish among many, with no policies issued for less than $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
New York
Cowl
Pennsylvania
Delhi
Polley Hildera
CG. L. Rice
No. 4
Coal Exchange
Scranton
Equitable
Charles Parrish
United States
Polieles
Davidew Brothers Auction on Lackawanna Avenue
Watches jewelry silverware and diamonds to be disposed of at auction sale by Davidew Brothers located at 217 Lackawanna Avenue. Auction details appear in the notice with items likely offered to bidders in a local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidew Brothers
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow Bhos
Slorsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Nerve Relief and Digestion
Advertisement copy touts Slorsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy that soothes nerves, aids digestion, and imparts strength, suggesting health benefits and vitality through regular use.
Coursen notes and local prices in IL shop listing
A fragment from a local listing shows Coursen in Illinois promoting prices on groceries. Mention includes Jersey eggs and print butter with a claim of best value and a discount style, indicating a small shop ad or market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Coursen
Auction Sale Of Musical Instruments At Davidow Cirothers
At Davidow Cirothers auction house a broad array of musical instruments is offered at individual prices. The sale promotes a wide selection for buyers seeking affordable gear and rare finds alike.
Auction at Daviden Brothers Offers Clocks and Jewelry
The Great Auction Sale continues at Daviden Brothers featuring clocks watches and jewelry at affordable prices. Shop now for timepieces and adornments in a rapid community sale.
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Daviden Brothers
West Side Young Men Defeat Philadelphia Debaters in Debate
The West Side Young Men's Institute of the St Brenden council won a victory at St Thomas College Hall against the Mather Gerald Coughlin council of Philadelphia. The topic was whether the United States should grant belligerent rights to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute of the
Boy Killed by Train Near Archbald Depot
An Archbald boy named Thomas Revels, son of Henry Revels, was fatally injured by a switching freight train on the Ontario and Western near the Archbald depot. He died within minutes after the engine backed and crushed him while attempting to move between cars. Dr. Kelly attended but could not save him. He worked as a teamster for his father and had been hauling timber from a freight car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Revels
Henry Revels
Archbald
Ontario and Western
BF Oeclock
St. Thomas
Chirceh
Kelly Wit
Coual Do Ute
Debaters Clash Over Cuban Belligerent Rights
The St Brendans debate on Cuba's belligerent rights drew about a thousand attendees including Bishop O Hara. Dr Charles Green led the affirmative with Cuba's government and ongoing war cited as grounds, while Mathew P Cowley argued against recognizing Cuban rebels citing international law and precedent.
Drowned Boy at Nicholson Pond While Crossing Thin Ice
A boy about 8 years old, grandson of John Trainor, drowned at Weather and Spencer's mansion pond in Nicholson yesterday afternoon. He tried to reach his grandfather's house across the pond and broke through the ice. his body was recovered near the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trainor
Weather & Spencer
Mall
Nicholson
Relni
Great Reductions in All These Goods Watches and Clocks
A local retailer advertises major price cuts across goods including watches and clocks with quick repair services available. The notice emphasizes short notice repairs and broad reductions to attract shoppers.
Guernsey Stands at the Head in the Music Track
An unclear ad copy notes JW Guernsey at the head position in a music track or venue. It urges readers to visit and hear the sound rooms before a lag time, inviting direct inspection of the space and its acoustic quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Visitors Welcome and Stock Information Offered
The note invites visitors and promises to provide any information desired about stock. It assures that viewing heads does not obligate a purchase and expresses happiness to assist and inform potential customers.
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Kramer
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Jackawanna
Penn Avene
A. B. Warman
Brussels
City Notes
Board of Control
Keeley League
Glock
Hebrew Badiee’ Relief Society
Second Presbyterian
Knights Templars
Woilhus- Bure
Ftoming Brook Lodge
Walter UH. Shopland
Davidow Cirothers
West Side
St. Thomas College Hall
Cuba
Edwards Sil
Dam
Cawley
Miso
Gallagher
Ron Down
Ontario
Western Hand
Cub
Philadelphia Council
OP. Charles Green
Dauphiin Council
J. Agustina O'Callahan
Richard Aa. Foley
Philadelphia Record
The
Pen and Pencil Club
Mathew P. Cowley
John FB
Durkin
Harry Co. Cinllagher
Hon
Green
MR. Cawley
M. P. Cawley
Liv
Spain
MR. O'Callahan
France
England
O'Callahan
Cinmez
MR. Poley
Mr. Foley
Fengen
Soin
Peoce
Edwards
Foley
Thomas Larkin
Micrence Schilling
Edward Walsh
Ma. Coughlin
Frank P. McNally
Delonge
St. Brenden's Boys
Kinsley Investigation Committee
Mayor's Office
Bailey
Kingsley
Sunday World
Pailey
George Sanderson
James Grier
Counccil
E. Chittenden
Whith
Coun Vila
Beranten
Deven
Wis
Father Mathews
Anprels* Sodality
St. Thoras’ Church
Hinnenens
Kinsley
Geleet Council
Selvet Dsouncil
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Delsarte
Adams Avenue
Rhomas
Ite
Central
Adama
Jefferson
Madson
Monroe
Twining
Optician
Harris’ Drug Store
Capes
Black
Lawyer’s Millinery Store
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
W. W. Berry
Somer Piano
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
J. W. Guernsey
Prop
Atlene
Colie
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming House
J.bolz
White
China
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Lacka
Ave
Riseman & Solomon's
For All
MT. Pleasant
Atretail
Commonwealth Building
Sina
WM. T. Smith
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