Democrats Fill Ticket In Carbonale Ward Vote
In Carbonale the Democratic slate shows broad opposition in wards one five and six with no school director candidate. Nominees include Councilmen in multiple wards and various inspectors and judges of election for district contests. A separate item notes a team of horses frightened and caused a street collision near Susquehanna Street, with the team unharmed after impact with a telegraph pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BP. McNulty
Thor Wirdafter
Thekel
Tribune
Scranton Residents Visitations and Local Fires Report
N F Mire of Scranton returns home after visiting sister Mrs J A Reynolds of Terrice street serta. Mrs J W Eaton visits Waymart fires as Miss Grace Richards of Dinghamton and Miss Julia McAndrew return from visits. C Th Smiths Park street children ill with emp Hon and Mrs J F Reynolds in Scranton. Mrs J M Peck Cottage Place attends funeral of R O Lewis Thompson. Patrick Haley’s barn burned at 6 am. Mitchells could not save it. Mrs A W Burdick to host Thursday Reading Circle at 3:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Th. Smith
Park Street
J. F. Reynolds
Scranton
J. M. Peck
Cottage Place
R. O. Lewis
Thompson
Patrick Haley
Mitchells
A. W. Burdick
Wedding in St Patrick's Church and Local News Highlights
A wedding at St Patrick's Church united Mary Hyland and Jeremiah Connors with attendant Mary Coleman and John Coleman. Honeymoon planned to New York then Green Ridge. Local notices include John Dempacy taking a job in Watts store Carbondale and Miss Elizabeth Coyne visiting Lackawanna Street. Council heard electric light plant earnings nine months through January 1899 totaling 3202 dollars with 812 outstanding. Funeral services for George Hammond were held in Taylorsville with interment in Syracuse. Kennely Players at the Watber Mathewpera house drew large crowds for The Two Theivally led by John J. Kenneily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Murphy
Mise Mary Hyland
Jeremiah Connors
Green Ridge
Mise Mary Coleman
Urea
John Coleman
Dunmore Street
Onore
New York
John Dempacy
Watts
Carbondale
Elizabeth Coyne
Scranton
Charles Weisenberger
Lackawanna Street
Dolphin
Ceorge Hammond
North Carolina
B. F. Hammond
Presbyterian Church
Tay W. F. Gibbons
Dunmore
D. L. Jones
Delaware, Lackawanna
Syracuse
W. K. Mull
South
Watber Mathewpera House
John J. Kenneily
Taylor Hose Company Ball a Social and Fire News Update
The Primitive Methodist Episcopal church of Archbald hosts a grand entertainment and social in its auditorium with an address by Rev. Walker and a program of solos recitations duets and quartets. Fire Chief Weber sustains an eye wound en route to a blaze. Funeral for Bernice May held at Forest Home Cemetery.
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Primitive Methodist Episcopal Church of
Archbald
Rev. Walker
Willian’ Daniels
William Morgans
Misa B. Reed
Sadie Edwards
Messie
Nichola
Griffiths
Miss B. Reed
Mre
Ligsle H. Brundage
Zethenia Edwards
Olyphant
Charlies P. Sampson
Taylor Hose Company No. 1
Webers’ Rink
Tunnel R. Thomas
Bernice May
William Proberts
Oak Street
Burin
Forest Home
Patrick Mulherin
Mulherin & Judge
North Carolina
David FB. Jones
New York
William T. Mitchells
Larceny and court actions dominate Tunekhannock session
Court proceedings list multiple Commonwealth cases including Burn Carey larceny at Lake Carey with a guilty verdict, Walter Brown plea of guilty on receiving, and other larceny, receiving, and assault charges. Divorce actions, guardian discharge, and appeal rulings accompany the docket. Also a medical note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Burn Carey
John Muirhead
Lake Carey
Walter Brown
Daniel Rosengrant
Luke Carey
Lillian Gardner
Ehoreg
Nicholson Township
Lake Sheridan
Janes
Bristol Flummerfelt
NS. Lewis
Wallace Dixon
Grand
Fred Wall
Henry Waterman
R. W. Cobb
H. D. Sterger
Bert Rosengrant
Harry Morey
True Bill
Wesley Miller
Allne Ferris
Nellie Gardner
Deendant
William Bunn
Charles BR. Price
Ella M. Price
Irving W. Billings
Andrew Wick
Caroline Wick
BR. W. Cob Ve
A. D. Bieiger
Carpenter Team to Build 17 Foot Salt Breaker on Gulf Island
Mr Gawee Weacout and his crew of one carpenter depart this afternoon on the Lidluware and Hudson train for New Therla La arriving Saturday night. They face seven miles by wagon to reach their final Gulf stream island site where they will erect a large salt breaker with a 17 foot high tower. The contract for the project is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawee Weacout
Carpenters
Lidluware and Hudson
New Therla
Gulf Stream
Stricture project updates and local notices from town
A series of local items note a breaker built by Kingsley expected to take four months, residents preparing for travel, Jessie McKean returning home, a January 4 all night social at Grand Army hall, Lone Weissberrer recovering from a leg injury, a business visit by M. he woe, Moon visiting Elkland, and Minithey W. Pook’s illness.
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D. Kingsley
Aspires
Jessie McKean
Charles Wallick
Shohola
Robert Contesta
Grand Army Hall
Lone Weissberrer
Ontario
Witten
Lackawanna
Ag M
Treevertion
Scratton
Fehitives
Moon
Sie
Elkland
Minithey W. Pook
Funeral and civic notices from Scranton area
The fuera of David ratetun will take place this afternoon at 200 o'clock. Interment will be in Langeliffe cemetery. The Electric Light, Heat and Power company will meet this afternoon in the Argus building. A month's mind requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning in St. Mary's church for Miss Carne Moran. The marriage of Miss Bridget Car toran to James Marock in St. Mary's church yesterday. Rev. W. FP. Crane officiated. Miss Florence Staples of Brooklyn visited Mrs. Aliee Hunt. Graham returned to Scranton after a family visit. T. J. Newton and Fowler Curl enjoy fishing at Wim mers. The remains of Hon. F. J. Grover will be taken to Catasauqua for interment. Deceased was a state legislator in 1865 and a Civil War veteran. Rev. S. Young Wil will officiate at house services this morning.
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David Ratetun
DT. Smyth
Langeliffe Cemetery
Electric Light, Heat and Power Company
Argus
St. Mary's Church
Carne Moran
Bridget Cartoran O
James Marock
Browneville
Nev. W. FP. Crane
Florence Staples
Brooklyn
Aliee Hunton
Graham
Scranton
T. J. Newton
Fowler Curl
Wimmers
F. J. Grover
Catasauqua
Free and Accepted
Masons of
S. ¥. Young
Mayor Hard ing reply boosts Goodwill in Pittston
The Gazette letter from Mayor Harding praising a Bohan column strengthens support for his administration. Local events include Harrisburg visitors, a child injure incident, Knights of Honor activities, Caledonian Burns celebration planning with A J Colborn as orator, and bank trustees elected. Borough finances report shows totals and tax debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
the Gazette
Paul Bohan
Company UT
Harrisburg
B.S Emery
West Side
Palmer Harding
Knights of Honor
Black Diamond Lodge
Robinson
Caledonian Club
Robert Burns
A. J. Colborn
Scranton
Shilver
Paul Rohan
George I Smith
Louis Setble
Henry Rowkley
J. H. Andrews
J. Ft. Shoemaker
A Armstrong
P. W. Torshimer
J. H
Glennon
Nolen
J. WH. Turell
RE. W. Stark
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Rales
Gieneace Pure Food Co
le Roy
Wire
Queen Worncott
John Brink
Wl. Hoban
J. Newtom
Vincent Awingle
Thomas Monahan
Dh Newry
Michael Moras
George Grady
Stephen Gilby
Smith
Iskmeenis Sener
MM. Barrett
DP. Hanks
P. Toolin
Tle
Mearth
Owen Molonlough
Firth
John Line
Bexth
John Poland
M. J. Prie
J. J. Laonady
Patrick Langan
Firet Diethiut
William
Peel
John Wade
Reister
Patrick Byrne
Jude
P. J. Collings
Isaac Singer
Register
George Shaffer
M Duffy
Theporter
Age Norton
Edward Fr Maley
Thos
Gilligan
Hatery Mang
Reaterer
James Gordon
George Bounties
John Wailsh
Richard Malone
Wiliam Connelly
John Plannery
Michael Toolan
Michael Brennan
McMullen
A. A. Blowne
Ilketriet
Thomise Savige
John McDonald
Thomas Cannon
Francis Judge
Thomas Moran
James Loftus
Thomnox McDonough
Theneeter
Z. J. Turke
Remister
William Flinnigan
F'reh Wrrd
Joan Motube
Hoel Shannon
James Locke
Hireatrick Harte
Thomas Gallagher
Rogieter
Thomas Hales
Judice
Atrick Hart
Michael McThonald
Roland
Miso Ldaale Flanaghan
Wret Scranton
William Sweeney
Susquehanna Street
Willam MM. Davis
Delaware and Lackawanna Streets
Taylor News
Tunekhannock
Chamberlain
All Drugelsta
Matthews Brow
Peckville
Avoca
Pittston News
Burn
C.O.D
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
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America
Toc Yard
Jonasl Loneg
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