Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough
Funeral notices highlight multiple services in Dunmore with Bll Mitchell, Mrs James Seigle, and Mabel E Steere. Mitchell died after pneumonia, Seigle funeral private, Steere interred in Kingston after service at the Elmet Street home. Also, a Y M T A smoker and installation were announced at the M E Church with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bll Mitchell
T. P. Letchworth
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. A. van Cleft
Dunmore Cemetery
Mabel E. Steere
William Steere
Elmet Street
A. J. van Cleft
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Kingston
Unclaimed Letters As Of January 10 1999
Letters remaining unclaimed in the period ending January 10 1999 are listed with names and addresses. Addressees include Mrs William Small ridge M J Ruddy Quincy avenue Patrick Ruane Walnut street and others. Callers must say advertised for these listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smallridge
M. J. Ruddy
Quincy Avenue
Patrick Ruane
Walnut Street
Mra
M. Quinn
Monroe Avenue
T. O'Neil
Larch Street
John Mellody
Grove Street
James Mellody
Madison Avenue
Michael McIntyre
Jennie Jones
David Reilley
Holton
Aviams Avenue
Nellie Gitduff
Mill Street
M. Ferguson
Patrick Ferguson
David Donaldson
Clay Avenue
Linale Bonillon
Irving Avenue
Margaret Brennan
Drinker Street
Mary Griffith Smith
Jefferson Avenue
M. J. Waleh
Corner Willow
Pine Streets
Mre
F. P. Andrews
M. C. Cammy
Thomas Kelly
M. M. McHale
M. L. Williams
John Brennan
Antonio Lin
Diverse Name Fragment Prompts Incomplete List
A fragmented OCR line lists several names including Angelo Maria de Marco Angelo Virenstro Angelo Sando iu Pietro Francesco Pand Carimine and Kassimerk Broniskoroski without context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briad
Angelo Maria de Marco
Angelo Virenstro
Angelo Sando Iu Pietro
Francesco Pand
Carimine
Kassimerk Broniskoroski
Young Men’s Institute 218 Holds Annual Smoker and Installations
The Young Men’s Institute No. 218 held a smoker and officer installation on Tuesday evening. Officers installed include President P. H. Hagerty and vice presidents William Crane F Horn, with secretary James Dwyer and marshal Martin Haggerty. After ceremonies a programme of recitations solos Irish music and a sumptuous repast was served by caterer James Flannely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute
No. 218
P. H. Hagerty
William Crane
F.horn
James Dwyer
Martin Haggerty
Gentriel
Thomas Payton
Sentime
Thomas Corcoran
John Burke
John Gilmartin
P. Ward
Stephen Haley
Thomas Reiley
F. Dead
A. Gavigan
Edward Scott
Thomas McDonald
Edward Loftus
John Naughton
Thomas Collins
James Flannely
Dunmore sidewalk snow problem endangers walkers
In Dunmore many sidewalks retain snow for long periods making paths treacherous, especially for the elderly, with several reported bad falls. A sleighing party by the Slippers Ten and their sweet hearts left town last evening. Knights of Honor members are called to meet in Maconie hall Saturday evening. Pennsylvania Coal company workers will receive their monthly wages Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Wilmer
MacMillan Bros
Knights of Honor
Maconie Hall
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Butler Seeks South District Supervisory Nomination
Thomas Butler of West Minooka announces his candidacy for supervisor in the South district. The Daniel OConnell council and Younes Men's Institute meet this evening. Henry Causey and Austin Scahill will install newly elected officers. Henry Causey district deputy and President Austin Scahill, of Davis Street, died yesterday after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and grown children. Missee May and Kate Walsh, of Port Griffith, are visiting the Mikes Higeing on Main Street. Taylor Pyne and Holden mines will pay their employees today. Rev D A McCarthy of Sugar Notch visited yesterday. Lackawanna township school board met at No 1 building. James Durkin, recently appointed to fill Dennis O Lenahan’s unexpired term, seated on the board. Night school attendance declines, board considers closing it. Teachers received December salaries. Jadwin to work for new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Butler
West Minooka
Daniel O'Connell
Younes Men's Institute
Henry Causey
Austin Scahill
Davis Street
Missee May
Kate Walsh
Port Griffith
Main Street
Taylor, Pyne
Holden Mines
D. A. McCarthy
Sugar Notch
Lackawanna Township
James Durkin
Dennis O'Lenahan
Semi-Annual Linen Sale Starts This Morning
Our semi annual sale of housekeeping linens begins this morning and runs ten days. The entire stock is subject to a general price cut that benefits every housekeeper regardless of the quality or quantity of their needs.
Bargain Prices on Damasks Napkins and Linens
Heavy reductions on table damasks napkins doylies towels bedspreads towelings and related linens. Prices drop from 25c to over a dollar with many sizes and we offer matching table napkins in all sizes to pair with the discounted damasks and linens.
Linen Damask Towers Price Raise Sparks Bid Increase
The listing shows various linen damask towers and borders with sizes and per pair prices. All items are stated to be worth 26 percent more than the quoted price, prompting a review of the pricing.
Marseilles Quilts and Bed Spreads Prices Listed
A garbled sale list details several Marseilles quilts with varied prices including $1.85 $2.25 and $3.00. Other entries mention white bed spreads and crochet quilts with miscellaneous values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Toilet Crash Bleached Bainsley Prices Amid Confusing List
A scrambled list describes various items such as 16 inch Bleached Bainsley and 1 inch Bleached Bainsley with odd valuations like 7e and te. It mentions a Heatch Crash and a Scotch crash with uncertain figures. Towels are cited as bleached or unbleached, along with references to a heavy 16 inch Twit Crash and unclear market values.
West Scranton Evening Concert Aids St Brennen Council Social
Judge H M Edwards presided at the Bellevue church concert showcasing a strong lineup. Soloists Eva Kittle and Lizzie Hughes Brundage, John W Jones, Thomas James, Thomas Abrams, and Prof W W Jones with the West Side band provided varied selections amid encores. The event supports St Bren den Council No 243 Y M L I Mears Hall. Robert Williams of the Thirteenth Regiment heads to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Edwards
St. Brenden
Bellevue
John W. Jones
Eva Kittle
Jones
Davies
Thomas James
Thomas Abrams
W. W. Jones
Margaret Jones
M Olo
Lizzie Hughes-Brundage
Robert Stenner
West Side Band
Philip Warren
Thomas Samuel
Ivan Jones
Thomas Price
Thomas O. Jones
Isaac T. Davies
Fifth annual St Brenden council social well attended
Meare hall brimmed with West Side youths for St Brenden council No 243 YMIs fifth annual social. Lawrence orchestra played as John F Durkin served as master of ceremonies and over one hundred couples danced, in a well organized social and financial success. Committees led by D P J McCaffrey and James E Clark coordinated arrangements floor reception and conduct of dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meare’ Hall
West Side
St. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Lawrence Orchestra
John F. Durkin
J. McCaffrey
Joseph S. Carey
John McFadden
Timothy McCoy
Thomas Hurst
Edward O' Boyle
M. Madden
William Vanston
John Larkin
Thomas Langan
James E. Clark
Matthew Cavanaugh
Michael Sweeney
Patrick Duffy
M. J. Fitzgibbons
J. Durkin
Frank McClain
Charles Canavan
George Orr
Thomas Fleming
Michael Burke
Dward Malley
Michael Culkin
Williams son to visit from New York for the Philippines
Ebenezer Williams of Chestnut Street reports a letter from his son Hebert stationed at Au wueta Ga stating he will come Sunday from New York for the Philippines. Williams joined the Thirteenth as a private from Mount Gretna rose to mounted corporal sergeant on General Youngs staff and sought admission to the artillery, which was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Williams
Chestnut Street
Hebert
Auwueta
New York
Philippine Islands
Williams
Thirteenth Regiment
Mount Gretna
General Youngs
Artillery
Philippines
Narrow brick arch collapse scares trio on Main avenue
Three young men walking on Main avenue at 11 pm Monday narrowly escaped injury when an arch of bricks above Mears hall window fractured by vibration and fell to the sidewalk. The men were frightened but unharmed as the danger passed after the dance ended and before the fatal moment. The hall is described as a substantial structure with no other defects found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Mears’ Hall
Patagonia lodge installs officers for ensuing term
The Patagon ia lodge Knights of Pythias held an installation in Evans hall on South Main last evening. District Deputy Grand Chancellor William Lumby presided. Installed officers include Morris Jones as Chancellor commander and Rees J. Evans as vice-chancellor. A smoker followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Evans’ Hall
South Main Avenue
William Lumby
Morris Jones
Rees J. Evans
Thomas B. Jones
Thomas E. Williams
David P. Roberts
William L. Jones
Thomas BE. Willams
Dewi Sant Glee Club Formed Among Ivorites
The Dewi Sant Glee club is organized from Ivorites members and will sing at the Ivorites grand session in New York in May. Officers include President R. H. Williams, Secretary Reese Samuel, Treasurer Evan L. Evans, Conductor William J. Davis, and a music committee of W. J. Davis, D. D. Lewis, David Jenkins, Howard Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewi Sant Glee Club
Ivorites
New York
R. H. Williams
Reese Samuel
Evan L. Evans
William J. Davis
W. J. Davis
D. D. Lewis
David Jenkins
Howard Roberts
Series of Sermons by Rev John P Moffatt at Washburn Street Church
Rev John P Moffatt of Washburn Street Presbyterian announces a four sermon series next Sunday evening. Three sermons will explore the Modern Prodigal Son and one will address the Modern Prodigal Daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Moffatt
Sensible Remedy Ad for Coughs and Lung Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts a remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and other lung troubles claiming superior results. The proprietor authorizes any druggist to offer a free sample to convince customers of its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerop
Haa
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Promoted for Women
An old advertisement touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as especially effective for pale or nervous women. It claims to be a flesh-maker blood-purifier and nerve tonic that restores color and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteter
Plainspoken sermon on modern society and forgiveness
The speaker will address modern methods of society's reception of a transgressive issue in plain terms. He notes the erring daughter seeking mercy, yet finds no room for forgiveness despite tears. a lament on women's harsh judgment of women and the resulting sorrow.
Local Notices From City Streets
Miss May Williams of 1421 Lafayette street is seriously ill with diphtheria. A. Williams of Clark's Summit has returned from a visit. Mrs Theodore Nauman and daughter Jeshie of North Sumner avenue have returned from Wanamie. Mrs F A Reese of Washburn street is recovering from grip. Mrs Chester Cammer Jr and daughter Ethel of Frink street are ill with grip. Attorney John R Edwards of South Main avenue is in New York City. H Williams of Academy street to Mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Williams
Lafayette Street
A. Williams
Clark's Summit
Theodore Nauman
Jeshie
North Sumner Avenue
Wanamie
F. A. Reese
Washburn Street
Chester Cammer, Jr
Ethel
Frink Street
Grip
John R. Edwards
South Main Avenue
New York City
H. Williams
Academy Street
Mil
Community notices and lodge events reported in Scranton area
Enterprise lodge installs officers including William Lake as worthy master and John Lloyd as worthy deputy amid a slate of community happenings. A sleigh ride for students, a funeral, weddings, and street Baptist church choir activities are noted along with a Heptasophs meeting and a Hibernian entertainment with a stereopticon lecture and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Lodge
Knights of of the Mystic
Thomas Abel Davia
I. T
William J. Jenkins
Scranton Street
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Peter's Hall
Bellevue
P. J. Calpin
Sixth Ward
William Dawson
J. B. Hawker
Joseph Walsh
Anna Madigan
Thomas Lawless
Lizzie Gerrity
John Sheridan
James Mahon
Lena Colligan
Richard Delmer
John White
Navy machinists seek civilian work in city shops
Frank Miller a machinist from the battleship Brooklyn with nine years service and wounded at Santiago on July 4 plans to join Dickson Manufacturing Co. shops. He travels with Gus Richter of the Second United States Immunes. Both men, weary of duty, intend to work at their trade in the city and Miller pursues a Cuban war pension receipt for his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Brooklyn
Santiago
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Gus Richter
United States
Richter
Porto Rico
Miller
Ice Company Sale Increases Park Place Storage
E. E. Clark of West Ridge Coal company has bought the right and title to the Posyntello ice company and plans large scale storage at Park Place. The firm builds an ice house complex about 100 by 300 feet to hold thousands of tons of ice, as the current facilities fall short of demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Clark
West Ridge Coal Company
Posyntello Ice Company
Park Place
Poyntello Company
Election斗 South Scranton Elects Ward Council Nominee
Democrats of the Eleventh ward faced a tough search to name a candidate to succeed the late Robert Robinson. August Schimpff of 602 Cedar Ave consented to have his name placed in the ward caucus after a persuasive push by local party leaders. A separate report notes a husband under serious accusation by his wife and a separate incident of a runaway horse being stopped by youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robinson
Eleventh Ward
Robert Robinson
August Schimpff
Cedar Avenas
Bailiwick
Irving man arraigned on assault and battery charges
John Utrocht of Irving Avenue was arraigned before Alderman Leates on assault and battery threatening to kill and non support, all charged by his wife. The alderman set bail at 1009 dollars for his court appearance. A search for a constable was made but no bondman could be found, and Utrocht was sent to the county jail by Constable Woelkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Utrocht
Irving Avenue
Leates
Trodt
Woelkers
Jadwin Sought as Plain Businessman Not Office Seeker
The appeal presents Jadwin as a straightforward businessman rather than a candidate pursuing office. It emphasizes his nonpolitical stance and readiness to serve if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadwin
Nonsense Kitchen Talk Escapes From Page
A playful exchange features talking kitchen items like a ketile a nutmeg grater and a rofting pin debating singing and rough voices. The quip ends with a humorous misquote attributed to a New York publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
New York
Runaway Horse Menace Near South Washington Depot Hill
A maddened horse hitched to a cutter charged down South Washington avenue near Hickory street last night around 30 o'clock, frightening pedestrians and nearly demolishing a sleigh. The young men who captured the runaway took the horse to the central city with the animal in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Hickory Street
Central City
Iron fall injures Paul Stowski at Lackawanna Iron works
Paul Stowski of 1424 Stone avenue and Polander employed at the South mill of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company were injured when a heavy iron piece fell yesterday. Stowski suffered injuries to his shoulder and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stowski
Stone Avenue
Polander
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Scranton Club Sets Regular Session and Officer Vote
The Scranton Athletic club will meet in regular session tonight to elect officers for the coming year. Comet lodge Knights of Pythias will install newly elected officers at Tuesday night’s meeting. Mrs Lenahan Robinson of Cedar avenue is dangerously ill at home. Neptune Engine Company will meet tonight to elect two delegates for the state firemen convention in October. William Rode, bookkeeper at Gutherne meat market, has returned from Honesdale. Century Military company held drill practice last night. Welcome Dancing class annual masquerade ball was at Germania hall last night. Carpenters union 484 and friends will dance at Workingmen’s hall Feb 13. Peter Rink of Stone avenue, injured Tuesday, remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Athletic Club
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lenahan Robinson
Cedar Avenue
Neptune Engine Company
William Rode
Gutherne
Honesdale
Century Military Company
Germania Hall
Carpenters’ Union
Workingmen's Hall
Peter Rink
Stone Avenue
North Scranton Couple Married at Leggett Retreat
John Twining and Miss Lizzie Nicholas wed in North Scranton at their newly furnished Leggett Retreat home with Rev W F Davies officiating. A large turnout attended the Welsh Baptist ceremony followed by supper and singing. Witnesses include William Evans as best man and Mary Leonard as bridesmaid among many relatives. The Welsh Baptist fair committee plans door prizes of twenty bars of soup and a large silver water pitcher, aiming to be a prosperous event for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leggett R Etreat
John Twining
Lizzie Nicholas
W. F. Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church
Welsh Baptist
William Evans
Priceburg
Mary Leonard
Williams
Henry Evans
Joseph Foux
James Frieze
Willam Frieze
T. Thomas
David Gravel
Isaac Willams
Willama R. Owens
David Evans
George Davies
John Harris
Jenkin Evans
Elijah Young
Maggie Lewis
Mary Ellen Williams
Annie Reese
Maggie Twining
Mary Williams
Maggie Jehu
Mary Watkins
Leah Evans
Thomas Reese
Albert Blaney
Samuel Howells
John Hughes
John Powell
David Smith
Edward Morgan
Wesley Owens
Junior Order United
Local notices and deaths mark a quiet week in town
Funeral services for Joseph Humphrey and Evan Watkins scheduled, with interments at Forest Hill cemetery. Reports include special meetings of American Mechanics Royal Council and Tomaluka Tribe Redmen, plus various social visits and sickness notes. Christmas music planned for Providence Presbyterian church with Lord's Supper at 10:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mechanics
Leonard's Hall
Joseph Humphrey
Forest
Hill Cemetery
Excelsior Fife and Drum Corps
St. Mary's Hall
Guy Snowden
Moscow
Methodist
Thomas Manley
Providence
Jessup
Royal Council
Daughters of America
Leonard's Hat
Tomaluka
Order of Redmen
Evan Watkins
Matin Avenue
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Forest Hill Cemetery
Diana Evans
Wayne Avenue
W. J. Lewis
Ite
Chicago
Denver
James Fidler
Marion Shepherd
Clinton
Mase
Misses Jones
James Polk
Lemon
Thomas Morgan
Wales Street
Lizzie Jones
North Main Avenue
James Kennedy
Walter Gorman
Avoca
Richard Davie
Green Street
Nanticoke
Anna James
W. H. Davis
P. F. Campbell
Jennie White
Williams Street
Clara Coller
Pittston
Stark
Nicholson
Henwood
Main Avenue
Providence Presbyterian Church
Obituary notices from Scranton list multiple deaths
Obituaries report David McDonald of Scranton died at 1429 Olive Street after a week with pneumonia born in 1845 in Edinburgh Scotland. Evelyn Stone died at her uncle Robert Westlake’s home after a short illness in Bridgeport Conn. John K. Davis died after strokes at his daughter’s residence on Lafayette and Filmore avenue. Caroline Ridenbach died at South Washington avenue at age 73 with funeral at German Methodist church. Jane Phillips died on Eynon street aged 61, mother of Alex Phillips. Thomas Reese died in Pembra South Wales after moving there recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McDonald
Scranton
Olive Street
Union Lodge of Masons
McDonald
West
Thomas McDonald
Huffington
Ind
Evelyn Stone
Robert Westlake
West Market Street
Bridgeport
William Edgar
Remilina
Delaware and Hudson
Caroline Ridenbach
South
Washington Avenue
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Hickory Street
Jane Phillips
Eynon Street
Miss Phillips
Wales
Alex Phillips
Thomas Reese
Corbett Avenue
Bellevue
Pembra
South Wales
Emil Berger Former Westminster Chef Dies of Bright's Disease
Emil Berger formerly of the Westminster restaurant died yesterday morning from Bright's disease. He was known for his kitchen work and served patrons for many years before his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Berger
the Westminster
Bright
High Price Paid for Scranton Water Route Land
Scranton Gas and Water Co paid 40000 dollars for 28 acres along a water line outlet from Elmhurst reservoir. Owner T A Carr held the plot, bought for 9000 dollars years ago and used as a truck garden. The sale completes years of negotiations for the company’s line from Elmhurst to Dagen farm reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Elmhurat
Flmhurst
Dagen Farm
T. &. Carr
Gas and Water Company
Carson Withdraws from City Treasurer Race
George B. Carson of the West Side withdraws as a Republican candidate for city treasurer citing poor health. His exit leaves Thomas K. R. Brooks Joseph Alexander T. B. Jackson and John Von Bergen contesting the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Carson
West Side
Mr. Carson
Thomas KR. Brooks
Joseph Alexander
T. B. Jackson
John von Bergen
Feld
Original Bartenders Association Elects Officers at Washington Ave
At a regular meeting of the Original Bartenders association held in their rooms on Washington avenue, officers were elected including President Henry O Hara and Vice President Larry Ketrick. A large gathering then enjoyed a sumptuous repast with many members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenders’ Association
Washington Avenue
Henry O'Hara
Larry Ketrick
Tony Cook
Arthur Evans
James Gannon
James Hughes
Peter McDonald
Frank Scanlon
Michael McGovern
James Major
Gus Stritt
Thomas Balon
P. A. Nealon
Frank Scholl
James Padden
John H. Linden
C. Zang
Frank Callahan
James Twiss
John Bamford
Thomas May
Charles Honeyager
Tony Lundy
Robert Atkinson
George Hufnagle
John Keegan
H. O'slalley
P. Carden
M. Connors
Wil Callahan
John Sullivan
Fp, Hannon
William Haggerty
P. Dudkin
William Foley
Eugene Cosgrove
R. Jones
Outrider Guards Czars Life On Imperial Railway Bicycle
A detailed portrait describes the czar’s outrider in Russia who travels ahead of the royal train on a railway bicycle. The sentinel watches for Nihilist threats and defective rails, sacrificing his life if needed to protect the ruler from bomb attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wemons
Russian Empire
Bom
Social Notes From Elmhurst And Surrounding Towns
Green Ridge residents Mr and Mrs FE L Keene of Elmont street spent yesterday in Elmhurst. Mr and Mrs George London of Tunkhannock are visiting friends on Elmont street. Mrs G D DeWitt of Tunkhannock is spending days with the family of Spencer DeWitt of Ferdinand. Mrs Rt N Lamb of Paterson NJ is visiting relatives on Delaware street. Mrs C Steere of Kimont street is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Keene
Elmont Street
Elmhurst
George London
Tunkhannock
G. D. DeWitt
Spencer DeWitt
Ferdinand Street
Rt. N. Lamb
Paterson
N. J
Delaware Street
C. Steere
Kimont Street
Manner’s Pharmacy Ad Promises Top Hot Soda and Cod Liver Oil
An advertisement at 920 Green Ridge Street touts the best hot soda in the city. It promotes Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a regular dollar item and claims it cannot be equaled for coughs and colds, inviting customers to visit the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dunmore Borough
Eli Mitchell
M. E
Y. M.T
Bull
S.s
Finch
Sic
Damask Towers
Globe Warehouse
Bellevue C. M
Hostetter
The
ICE Company Sale
South Scranton
Runaway Horse
North Scranton
Ptr
Lyceum Theatre
Ree Tong
Monee
Lennees
Adi
Andrew Mack
Ragged Earl
John KR. Davis
Emanuel James
Filmore Avenue
Davis
Janags
Bloomsburg
Forty Fort
Gormans
John, James and
George
MR. Bean
Boston
Ihe
Brosnahen- Jackson
Hvening
She
Lie
Daniel
Mr. Thecee
Blmhurat Reservoir
Czar
Green Ridge
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