HONESDALE LOCAL SPATTERINGS AND NOTES
Miscellaneous Maple City notes report 1,000 dollars due from Prudential Insurance to Theresa Disch for her son Frank. A Honesdale visitor is Towanda’s A. C. Stewart. James L. Oakes also noted. The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans their annual hop tomorrow night. Court house boiler cleaning caused water to flood floors due to no drain. Rumor claims a janitor with duplicate keys flooded the rooms. H. M. Benson of Scranton noted on Allen House register. Mrs. L. O. Ross and daughter Vinnie leave for Cuddobackville funeral. A Box of Monkies to be staged again at the Opera House by Grace Church Sunday School.
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Honxespaie
Theresa Diseh
Handa
R. J. Stewart
Prudential Insurance Company
Frank
A C. Stewart
Towanda
Honesdale
Lisson
James L. Oakes
Order of Hibernians
Court House
Stormer
H. 4. Benson
Scranton
Allen House
Mra L. O. Ross
Mias Vinnie
Cuddobackville
Grace Onarch Sanday School
Organized band of burglars said to operate in Scranton
It is believed an organized gang roams Puains Pa and uses Scranton as a headquarters. On Main Street the house of David Morgan was entered Tuesday night and a pocketbook stolen. The next night the Bennett store was robbed, the money drawer opened, and although Mr Bennett fired after being awakened, the burglars escaped.
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Scranton
Puains
David Morgan
Main Street
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Two Lives Saved By Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ti was told she had consumption and hopeless after two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Mr Thos Eggers of 100 Florida St San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold nearing consumption and in two weeks was cured. Trial bottles offered at sensoros Drugstore with regular sizes.
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Sensoros
Local News Roundup From Nearby Towns
Outlines from Tin Tat correspondents cover village events and notices. The brief items mention community happenings, upcoming meetings, and sightings of interest in surrounding areas.
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Tin Tat
Nut
Ayainat Ducuption
Effort to Curb Robbers Faces Local Backlash
A citizen-led appeal urges stronger police action in Monroe as a gang robs homes and vaults daily. A $2500 reward from Colonel E E Norton targets the vandals who dynamited a vault costing nearly 339000. The writer criticizes county inaction and calls for expanded police, warning thieves threaten public safety.
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de Serantin Tritugie
Brnovosnyna
Ps. Jan
Old Monroe
EE. Norton
Wilkes-Barre and
Eiatern
Doora
Monroe
Little Items Reflect the Day's Progress in Scranton area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Bessie Ackerman improving at home after illness. The Knights of Pottias plan a February 3 supper, promising a enjoyable event. Ex Postmaster William Walton, whose term ended, remains civic hopeful and may be recalled. Subscriptions urged for the Tribune with a Russian dictionary offer. Keller Novelty handles orders and local service details.
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Scranton
Walton
Igus
Tite Tribune
Keller's Novelty
East Stroudsbury
George Shively
Old Stroudsburg
Keller Novelty Company
Local Notes From Cannoxpas On January Day
Miss Merritta Donovan returns home to Salem avenue after visiting friends in Binghamton for three weeks. Miss Anna Wilcox to return to Nineveh New York after a two month visit in the city. Mr and Mrs George S Kimball depart for Boston tomorrow to begin a three month tour across the ocean. Mia Bolton and daughter Lelia attend a Scranton party hosted by Miss Annie Reynolds for Captain George Reynolds of New York. The Delaware and Hudson paid their gravity and whop hands in this city today and will pay steam road employees tomorrow.
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Scranton Teitune
Cannoxpate
Misa Merritta Donovan
Binghamton
Salem Avenue
Anna Wilcox
Nineveh
N. Y
Mee
Lewsley
High Street
George
Kimball
Boston
Mia
Bolton
Lelia
Scranton
Annie Reynolds
George Reynolds
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Three Tickets Expected in Taylor Borough Election
Special to the Peranton Tribune notes Taylor voters will face three tickets in February including Republican Citizens’ Aid Democratic. Potential candidates include David J Harris and George Manatell for burgess, five candidates for tax collector led by Joseph Davis and John D Atherton, plus Morris Davis likely seeking high constable. No nominations set yet. Burduck Blood Bitters ad ends the piece.
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Tivior
Jan U
Burgess
David J. Harris
George Manatell
Joseph Davis
John D Atherton
Almzo Hendershot
James Mapleson
John B Reese
Connellmen
Morris Davis
Rage
Relief Quickly Supplied to John Proctor Family
Charitable business men in Scranton respond to yesterday's tabune plea for the stricken family of John Proctor. Airs. W. H. Gordon and Mrs. J. Nash led solicitations among local merchants who donated flour meats sugar and other essentials.
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John Proctor
Scranton Tribune
Taylor
Atricken
W. H. Gordon
Mra
J. & Nash
Merchant P. J. Horan Emerges as Burgess Candidate
Among those mentioned as possible nominees for burgess is P. J. Horan, a popular merchant. Horan has long resided in the area and is noted for his integrity and conservative outlook.
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P. J. Horan
Burgess
Dunmone
Padun
Koran
Nomination talk swirls around borough office candidate
The article notes a man well suited for the office drawing cross party attention from People's Republican and Democratic factions. It weighs expected nominees like Mr Taylor and Mr Bronson with brief statements on their records and character.
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Llsam
People’s and
Republican Party
Sakance
Democratic Party
People's Party
Council
Taylor
Jacob Bronwen
Bronson
Fine Musical Programme For Simpson Chapel Drive
Charity concert to raise funds for Simpson Chapel building proceeds to the Simpson chapel fund. Event hosted by Mrs. Ed Liathrope at Lincoln Avenue features violin quartet piano duets readings tenor and flute solos and a recitation with a varied program designed to encourage donations.
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Simpson Chapel
Segula Triniutnes Cannonpann
Padun
Liathrope
Lincoln Avenue
Endeavor
Simpson
Pray
Harris Thomas
F. J. Johnson
Lyman Smith
L. Crade
Miss Vannan
Gillam meetings to continue in Dunmore next week
Special to the Scranton Thisne reports that Gillam meetings will run for several days in Dunmore, with large attendance and sessions Friday at 3 90 and 7 00. A special evening service is planned, notices for next week to be issued Sunday, and canvassers promote the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Dunmore
Trisusy
Sainé
Harry Spencer
Price
Funeral of Thomas M Howells in Rendham
The funeral of Thomas M Howells of Rendham was held Wednesday afternoon with large attendance. Interment followed at Marcy cemetery in Lackawanna. Mrs Thomas X Davis of Barbertown is reported improving. County commissioners plan Saturday at 2 PM in Prices Library to hear testimony on ward division of Taylor borough.
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Newa Chronicle
Ayeeiala
Scranton
Trityne Taylor
Thomaa M. Howells
Rendham
Marcy
Lackawanna
Thommn X. Davis
Barbertown
Taylor Borough
School Board Closes Continental High Room Over Attendance
Lackawanna township directors shut the Continental school high room after complaints about Principal Martin Joyce. The measure comes after an investigation into poor attendance. Joyce plans to seek court action over the decision.
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Tavior
Lackawanna Township
Martin Joyce
Joyce
Poor Board Help for Shackford Opera Company in Scranton
The stranded Shackford Opera Company sent five lickata to Scranton for the remaining members who applied to the board for aid on Wednesday. Upon arrival they expect assistance from friends.
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CarnoxpaLe
Padan
Scranton
Shackford Opera Company
Fatal Accident Claims Little Girl Near Stove
Little May Everling, daughter of Peter Everling, living in Texas township east of Tracayville, died after pulling a pail of hot water from a stove and scalding herself at about 5 o clock last night.
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Scranton Tribune
Little May Everling
Peter Everling
Texas Township
Tracayville
Brighter Industrial Outlook Sees Factories Resuming
Three Honesdale Factorien resumes and another will follow as Darland Shanacs Clark and Joun H Wooden restart operations. Honesdale Shoe company to reopen next week, signaling improved manufacturing activity in the region.
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Honesdale Factorien
Seryfon Trine
Darland, Shanacs & Co
Clark & Co
Joun H Wooden
Honesdale Shoe Company
Castoria Advertised Through Generations
A vintage verse recaps a mother’s years with Castoria from infancy to motherhood. The poem traces faithful use as babies grow into children and adults share the remedy with their own offspring, highlighting a lasting family remedy.
Wilkes Barre Plans Anti Gambling Crusade
Wilkes Barre commits to a three day revival led by John P. Quinn to reform the city once famed as a gambling center of the coal field. The series may extend longer at the reformers’ discretion to pursue the crusade.
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Scranton Tribune
Wilkes Barre
John P. Quinn
Quinn
Pathe of
Cottage prayer meetings to be held in Canponpare area
Tomorrow evening Joseph Wallace's Belmont street residence hosts a Bodengor Presbyterian church cottage prayer meeting. A second meeting will be held at Archbald street under the Baptist Christian Endeavor society auspices.
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Scranton
Canponpare
Joseph Wallace
Belmont Street
Bodengor Soviety
The
Presbyterian Church
Archbald Street
Baptist Curiatian Endeavor Society
Boys Branch Anniversary Supper Set For Wednesday
The Boys branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association will host a anniversary supper for boys and girls of Scranton on Wednesday evening from 4 to 6 o’clock. The event marks the fifth birthday of the organization in Canmoxpane.
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Ti WI
Scranton Tribune
Canmoxpane
Young Men's Christian Association
Philadelphia Specialist Dr K E Grewer Opens Scranton Office
Dr EK Grewer the Philadelphia specialist now located permanently at Temple Court Building Spruce Street Scranton offers daily and Sunday consultations. He claims extensive hospital experience and treats a wide range of ailments including nervous disorders and conditions of the brain eye ear and throat. Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. daily including Sunday for examinations and cures.
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EK. Grewer
Philadelphia
Lecate
Temple Court Building
Univarest of Pennsylvania
Rey
Mennotthirangie College
Fe Ork
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Bird's Eye
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Bank of Scranton
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