Local shop ads highlight household goods and services
North Main avenue features timbing Steam Heat and Gas Fitting services. Listings include heaters, ranges, florists, barber shop, bicycles repair, photography, groceries, and second hand furniture. The Tribune Fund for the Home for the Friendless seeks donations with a plea to contribute.
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North Main Avenue
R. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Fairchild
Harret J. Davia
W. L. Steenback
West Ride Bun
Starner
Revere
Coffe
F. W. Mazon & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
James Jr
Pledge of Support by Lackawanna A O H in Venezuela Question
At a January meeting in Father Mathew hall Olyphant the Lackawanna County Ancient Order of Hibernians unanimously adopted resolutions praising the US policy on Venezuela and urging adherence to the Monroe Doctrine. They pledge treasury funds and volunteers to the land of birth or adoption and send copies to Cleveland Scranton and Cameron. The executive board of the county Irish American societies also endorses the Cleveland stance and promises support in enforcing the Monroe Doctrine.
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Venezuela
Lackawanna County
Order of Hibernians
Father Mathew Hall
Olyphant
United States
Guiana
Monroe
Greatritain
Cleveland
American Congress
Congress
Joseph A. Scrantoni
Pennsylvania
Donald Cameron
M. 8. Quay
Grover Cleveland
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Anthony McAndrew
A. F. O' Royle
J.C. Vaughn
Donovan
A. F P. McNulty
England
Venesuela
The
United
Lackawanna County Council of
James C. Vanhan
T. Roland
Wiliam Dawson
W. J. Campbell
Jenaurel
M. HH. Griffin
C. Donovan
J. WH. Devine
James J. White
John V. McCabe
Executive Hoard
Scranton
Dan
Fourth Ward Democrats Nominate Local Officials
Fourth Ward Democrats in Harkarl ball on North Main avenue nominated Henson Davie for school controller John Mayo for common council Charles Tudle for constable Ede ward Walsh for ward assessor For the Third district PJ McAndrew for Judge of elections Charles Bny der for register J A Fass for inspector For the Second district William Clapp for register Charles Kemmick for judge J D Deltrick for inspector For the Fourth district John Thomas for reg deter of voters M J Fahey for judge of elections Lord Welsh for Inspector.
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Harkarl Ball
North Main Avenue
Henson Davie
John Mayo
Charles Tudle
Edeward Walsh
PJ. McAndrew
Charles Bnyder
J. A. Fass
William Clapp
Register of Voters
Charles Kemmick
J. D. Deltrick
Catholic Mutual Benefit of Society installs Branch 84 officers
District Deputy M J Donahoe conducted the installation at Dr Manley’s hall inducting M H McDermott John E B Umphred Frank Mulraney Dr J A Malley M J Donahoe Thomas O Coyne William H Dalley Henry Butler Py Moran Morris Duggan William Hamm Honorary secretary Thomas A Coyne and assistant secretary William Dalley were named plus trustees Morris Duggan and William Hamm. Afterward Mrs John McLoughlin of Cherry street died at noon leaving a husband and four children. Funeral is at St John’s church at 9 am with Hyde Park Catholic cemetery burial. Misa Livvie Joyce of No Ub school granted two months leave for a New England trip. Charles Johnson and Mrs Catherine Blue married last Saturday at the bride’s home. Republican club Eleventh ward executive committee meets at Fickus hall tonight. Tribune Fund for the Friendless seeks more support.
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M. J. Donahoe
Catholic Mutual Benefit Ofsovietion
William H. Dalley
Marshal
Henry Butler
Quart
Moran
Morris Duggan
Wilam Hamm
John McLoughlin
Cherry Street
St. John's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Misa Livgie Joyce
No. Ub School
New Ringland
Charles Johnson
Pittston Avenue Hutcher
Catherine Blue
Mire
Christ. Klein
Pitts
Avenue
Republican Club of
Eleventh Ward
Fiekus’ Hall
Many Men Are Idle and Charity Boards Take Action
The board of charities plans measures to prevent distress amid unemployment. Colonel Ripple calls for weekly meetings if distress appears. The Pingree vacant lot plan is referred to a committee. Alderman Fuler fills the late Tropp's term. minutes express regret over Tropp's death. Mrs. Duggan is praised for Christmas charity work.
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Board of Charities
Colonel Ripple
Pingree
Alderman Fuler
Charles Tropp
Tropp
Cotillion at Scranton Bicycle Club House Delights Guests
A social dance at the Scranton Bicycle Club House featured a cotillion led by Hh. M. Scranton after supper. Patrons included Mrs. James Archbald and Mrs. Henry Belin Jr. with many local residents in attendance and a prompt appeal to donate to The Tribune Home for the Friendless Fund.
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Scranton
N. G. Hobertson
H. P. Simpson
BR. M. Scranton
W. H. Jessup
H. B. Reynolds
H. W. Kingsbury
Everett Warren
F. E. Platt
C. R. Parke
Archbald
Jermyn
Matthews
Belin
Welles
Hunt
Jozale Coursen
Simpson
Winton
Dale
Gilmore
T. S
L. F
F.C
Fuller
Blair
Watson
Brooks
Chase
Dimmick
Lynde
Bedford
Biles
Willams
Boyer
Wharton
Sanderson
Tribune
Snow Shovelers Riot at Syracuse City Hall
Rough caper at Syracuse city hall as about 25 unemployed men given three days of snow duty clash after draws fail. Rough handling of the overseer. police intervene to prevent further violence amid about 200 applicants.
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Syracuse
Proving Value of the Heap in Old Forge Case
William Repp of Old Forge testified in a suit over a culm dump near the Taylor yard of the DL&W railroad. The plaintiff seeks $10,000 for the dump which contains coal as shown by weighed samples. Other witnesses and experts described the material and its potential value. A verdict was returned in favor of the plaintiff for $145.90 in another case, while additional cases were in progress or adjourned for the next session.
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William Repp
Old Forge
Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company
Kepp
Taylor
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
J.C. McClure
Eliot, McClure & Co
Sibley
R. Willis Reese
McClure
Reese
Major Warren
Simon H. Yearkle
Mathias Stipp
William Macey
Thomas McDonough
Archbald
W.W. Vaughan
Frederick R. Jenkins
Co. Comerys
George L. Peck
Ssaac
W. Cobb
Cobb
Thomas F. Wella
C. R. Pitcher
Halslander & Vosbure
Peter McKenna
McSherry & McKenna
John P. Kelly
Man Ends Life After Note Says Ill Health
A 45 year old widower was found dead by gunshot at 3 o clock in the Elk's chair room. He left a note claiming ill health as the cause of his death. The report notes it as a self-inflicted act.
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Elk’s Chair
Insane Man Shoots Mother and Kills Self in Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg New York January 14 William Oswell age 23 shot his mother Virginia T Oswell age 64 three times killing her and then shot himself He had recently lost his job and was said to be insane from worry over financial matters
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
William Oswell
Virginia T. Oswell
Don’t Shiver Causes and Remedies Say Health Ad
A health notice explains ongoing chills signal poor blood flow and ailing organs. It claims thin blood, liver and kidney trouble, and improper circulation as the root causes of persistent shivering.
To Keep Warm by Good Blood Quality
The text asserts warmth relies on good blood that courses swiftly through veins. It links healthy blood to heat and sound health while noting weakness causes headaches backaches constipation loss of appetite fatigue nervousness and insomnia.
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Strength Aid
Advertisement claims Warner's Safe Cure rebuilds the system and restores energy for weak, shivery people in need of strength. It positions the remedy as universally recognized and the best for building up health and vitality.
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Warner
Three Superior Court Appeals Involving Local Firms
Three cases heard yesterday in the superior court involved East Stroudsburg Lumber company versus Keystone Fibre company over a $686 lien on a damaged building in East Stroudsburg. The second case questioned the legality of an execution writ issued by a Wilkes-Barre alderman. The third case, Delaware and Hudson Canal railroad company versus Scranton and Pits ton Traction company, challenged a grade crossing ruling at Moosic station. The proceedings included noted counsel such as Congressman John B. Storm and ex-Collector C. B. Stuples, with various local attorneys and ex-judges appearing for the parties. The Tribune Home for the Friendless Fund was also referenced in a closing note.
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Superior Court
Monroe County
East
Keystone Company
Wilkes- Barre
D. J. Gallagher
John Newton
E. J. McGovern
Wilken- Barre
Appellee
Edward Butler
McGovern
Delaware and Hudson Canal Railroad Company
Scranton and Pittston Traction Company
Free Lackawanna
W. H. Jearup
Horace E. Hand
Lemuel Amerman
L. A. Watres
John T. Lenahan
Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Edith Cox Fatally Burned While Cooking
Mrs Edith Cox died of burns sustained while cooking for a child using an alcohol lamp at her home on Nineteenth and Springgarden streets. She was hospitalized and perished in the afternoon. She was the widow of Abram R Cox Jr son of Abraham R Cox a wealthy brewer.
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Edith Cox
Philadelphia
Nineteenth
Springgarden
Tyrone Businessman Shoots Self in Local Room
Tyrone Pennsylvania January 14 A Anadine business man of this place W B Stewart left his place of business this afternee s
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Tyrone
Hlimself
Anadine
W. B. Stewart
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Thomas G. Evans
St. Patrick's Choir
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West Side Business Directory
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