Aaron Burr’s Influence and Grangerizing Histories
A reminiscence recalls a middle aged woman who witnessed Burr’s trial in Richmond. She describes Burr’s charm and a pivotal courtroom moment as her father protected her from his followers. The piece also explains the term Grangerizing from Mr. Granger’s illustrated histories and Forster’s two illustrated copies.
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Aaron Burr
Middle States
Aman
Misa Blank
Richmond
Burr
Barr
Mise Clank
Mariner
Miss Blank
Enemnie
Aaron Durr
Granger
England
John Forster
Temple Bar
King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Cough and Cold
For a quarter century Cp King’s New Discovery has been tested with millions saying it cures throat chest and lung diseases. Each bottle guaranteed to relieve or money refunded. Free trial bottles at Matthew Bro’s Drug Store. Large size bc and 1 00 .
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King
Matthew Bro’s
Nearby Town News Letter Signatures Details
Outref town correspondent signs full names to newsletters for Tin Tare Uxnehould, but not for publication, aiming for Aquinet duplication. The note clarifies distribution practices and author identity across local updates.
Reception and Ball by Division 1 A O H Friends
The Armory hosted a lavish Division 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians ball with elaborate decorations, two ante rooms, an elegant supper, an eight piece orchestra, and a landscape scene. Charles A McCarty managed the event with James P Kelley. over 200 attendees including guests from Scranton New York Toledo Harrisburg and Bay City were welcomed by a large reception committee.
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Scranton Tribune
Hovespane
Company Ki
Metegar
Ireland
Charles A. MacCarty
James P. Kelley
Charles A. McVarty
James H. Kallighan
Philip, Monaighan
Andrew Murtha
Thomas McGinnis
James Ryan
Frank Canfield
M. J. Hanlon
P. EL. Skelly
M. J. Hawley
Thomas McGinnie
John Kallighan
Philip Cour
Michael Spellman
James Buckley
William Tracey
Thomas Dracey
James Monaghan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
James L. Skelly
DA Hayes
Scranton
Thomas Burns
Thomas Reagan
Thomas Shanley
New York
Bernard Gerrity
Toledo
Hollywood
Bauston
John Kuhbach
Harrisburg
Nellie Harrison
Cariatina Murphy
Mame Berhan
Hawley
Kate Connor
White Mille
Katie
Lizzie Gibney
Minnie Moylan
Agnesa Dwyer
Delancey
Cahaan
Mia. Dwyer
Forest City
William and
Matthew Delaney
Waymart
Pleasant Surprise Party for Miss Sarah Sly
A pleasant surprise birthday party was given Friday evening in honor of Miss Sarah Sly at Howgspane. Attendees included Emma Bader, Ida Heft, Anna Herman, Amelia Brandamore, Anna Branda more, Anna Williama, Gertrude Rockwell, Lottie Goble, Robert Dorin, John Grover, William Alexander, Henry Varcoe, Fred Weitz, John Hawker, Jacob Ohmer, Walter Fowler, G. P. Sommers and William Sell.
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Howgspane
Sarah Sly
Jnna Bader
Ida Heft
Anna Herman
Amelia Brandamore
Anna Brandamore
Anna Williama
Gertrude Rockwell
Lottie Goble
Robert Dorin
John Grover
William Alexander
Henry Varcoe
Fred Weitz
John Hawker
Jacob Ohmer
Walter Fowler
G. P. Sommers
William Sell
Diphtheria Claims Third Stevens Child in Honesdale
The Scranton Tribune notes Fred Stevens age 6, son of Randall Stevens of No 16, died of diphtheria at 5 o'clock Friday evening. It is the third child from the Stevens household to fall to the dread disease in recent weeks. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Saturday with George C. Hall officiating.
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Honesdale
Scranton Tribune
Hornspane
Fred
Randall Stevens
Stevens
Roy
George C. Hall
Exchange Club mulls room changes for bigger membership
The Exchange club considers several alterations in room layout to accommodate growing membership. Robert M. Heaney of Scranton had dinner at the Allen House. A comic opera Will o the Wisp is billed to appear at the opera house Tuesday June 16. Mrs Adelaide O Brien of Buffalo credits Bardock Blood Bitters for relief from stomach distress.
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Exchange Club
Soci
Scranton Tritone
Robert M. Heaney
Scranton
Allen House
Will O'The Wisp
Opera House
Bardock
Adelaide O' Brien
Buffalo
Young Man Crushed Under Train Wheels in Scranton
A Scranton resident named Frederick Nickter, 212 Spruce arrest, was struck by a train at Seventh Avenue station while alighting. His coat caught, his leg was crushed requiring amputation, and his hand mangled. He was taken to the hospital for care.
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Spodinhfo
Rng
Scranton Tribune
Cansoxpére
Frederick Nickter
Spruce Arrest
Scranton
Seventh Avenue Station
Dostoria
Anniversity of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Medico Chirurgical Association
Ork
Umoe Howe
Castoria Advertisement Rhyme Recited in Form
A vintage style verse extols Castoria as the remedy for a sick child. It repeats claims of soothing infants and easing ailments, referencing motherhood and children in a continuous promotional cadence.
Funeral of John R. Davies Largely Attended in Forest City
The funeral for John R. Davies, who died of pneumonia, drew a large crowd in Forest City. Veterans from the Grand Army of the Republic and Knights of Pythias led processions, with a service at the Welsh settlement and a sermon by Rev. D. P. Lappene, followed by military honors and interment.
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le Scranton Tribune
Orry
John R. Davies
Main Street
Father
Ezra A. Griffinpoat
Grand Army of the Republic
Scranton
Ed L. Haat
Erie Station
Forest City Cornet
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Hyde Park
William Bromley Williams
D. P Lappena
City
P. Lappens
Forest City
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Knighta of
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
T. J. Davies
P. A. Rivenburg
Clifford
Isaac Kuese
J. Reese
Thomas Dougs
Peekville
Thomas E. Reynolds
William Morwana
Wien
Forest City Couple United in Quiet Forest City Marriage
Lottie Yelvington and Niel Blackman were married at their Forest City home by Rev. J. C. Hogan of the Forest City Methodist Episcopal church. The ceremony took place in the archway between two porches, witnessed by close relatives and friends. A wedding dinner followed then guests departed, wishing the couple a long and happy life.
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Forest City
Misa Lottie Yelvington
Niel Blackman
J. C. Hogan
Methodial Episcopal Church
Unclear Patent Remedy Claims for Dyspepsia Cure
Advertisement touts PPP and PLP as cures for dyspepsia and indigestion and as tonics to restore appetite strength and vigor. It asserts PLP combines Prickly Ash Pole Root and Potassium as a king of medicines and blood purifier, sold by all druggists.
Enlarging the Church Fund Benefit Tonight at Methodist School
A reception and entertainment for church funds is planned in the Methodist Sunday school room with Miss Grace Hathaway and Corn Ball organizing. The program features violin quartets, recitations, zither and piano pieces, vocal solos, and duets across three parts with multiple performers named.
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Scranton Tribune Cantonpare
Methodist Sunday School
Grace Hathaway
Chareh Fund
Opening Night Promises Gala Fair in Carbondale
Tonight in the W. Watt building the Andrew Mitchell Howe company plans a week long fair with 150 yards of bunting and nightly concerts by top local talent. A grand street parade features the Eric Hosa company from Mayfield with the Citizens' band and Jermyn groups.
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Scanton Triline
Cannonpaiy
W. Watt
Andrew Mitchell Howe Company
No. 1
Eric Hosa Company
Mayfield
Citizens’ Band
Jermyn
Jermyn Hoa Company
Columbia Hook
Cottage
Archbalp Notes and Local Calls Domino Scranton Visits
Lively Archbalp social notes record Charles B. Eaton visiting Scranton friends on Thursday while Thomas Gilhool of Jermyn calls on Archbald pals last Saturday. Several residents report illnesses and visits including Richard Caffrey seriously ill, M F Kenny leaving typhoid danger, and Dr E F Scanlon in town. Miss Frances Farley returns to Albany after a stay with the Cardens of Wayne. Local clergymen Rev P F Quinan and Rev J E Blakeney visit Archbald friends midweek as others drop in from Scranton, Jermyn, and nearby towns.
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Scranton Tribune
Archbalp
Charles B. Eaton
Scranton
Inet
Thomas Gilhool
Jermyn
Richard Caffrey
Lill Street
Edward Jones
Grace Callendar
Olyphant
Pittaton
Patrick Newcomb
Cemetery Strat
Lizzie McCloskey
John Grant
Gliding on the Ice: Scranton Boys Enjoy Crystal Lake
A party of boys skated on a crystal lake near CanpoxpaLe Pa yesterday afternoon and reported a most delightful time. Skaters included Fred Watt Albert Runtherfor Albert Crane Charlie Bridgett Grant Histed and Lowla Abbott.
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Scranton Tribune
CanpoxpaLe
Fred Watt
Albert Rntherfor
Albert Crane
Charlie Bridgett
Grant Histed
Lowla Abbott
Coming Political Battle Echoes in Scranton Tribune
Anchtato Pennsylvania January political climate stirs prep for a hard fought campaign. The Scranton Tribune notes candidates vie for public favor as preparations intensify amid a year of unusual political interest.
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Superial
Scranton Tribune
Anchtato
Bank promises full facilities on depositor balances
This notice states the bank offers every facility warranted by depositors balances and civil service, with special attention to business accounts and interest paid on fire deposits.
Miss Leora Hill Social Visit in Archbald
In Archbald Miss Leora Hill spent Sunday with friends. George J. Benton closed the store he occupied in the Atkin building during the holiday season on Saturday evening.
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Lackawanna’s Upper Fond
Speecal
Scranton Tribune
Carsonpage
Leora Hill
Archbald
George J. Benton
Atkin Building
Congregation to Tender Tratimonial for Rev. Rudolph
The congregation of the German Evangelical Church in Archbald plans a testimonial for Rev. Mr. Rudolph. The Scranton Tribune reports the event set to honor the pastor’s service with a formal observance in AncuBpaLp, Pa. <![CDATA[Note: OCR fragment incomplete. core facts preserved.]]>
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Archbald
Scranton Tribune
AncuBpaLp
German Evangelical Church
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