Concordia society to host masquerade band for ball
Dale Liederkrans of Atty plans to attend the ball with the body of Concordia society. The society will bring their celebrated masquerade band of ten places. Williams funeral reported for Mrs. K. M. Williams of Jackson street with services at St. David’s church and interment at Washburn street cemetery. Mary Feeney and Kate Mulherin committed to jail in default of 99 bail for keeping a disorderly house. Amil Chohekle injured at Johnson’s mine with broken limbs. Olympia Philippe and Salvatore Well charged with unfaithfulness relations by the husband of the woman. bail set at 600. No action will be taken against unlicensed liquor saloons until Mayor Moir returns. Post votes to attend funeral of Nov HE Tearee, son of Edwin Pearer. Kate Bhelley’s assault complaint against Cale Lahann proceeding in court.
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Dale Liederkrans
Atty
Concordia Society Alll
Williams
Mre. KK. NM
Williama
Jackson Street
St. David's Church
Washburn Street
Mary Feeney
Kate Mulherin
County
Jalil
W. 8. Millar
Stah Williams
Moir
New York
Select Council
Kera
Griffin Pit
Tearee
Edwin Pearer
August Burhan
New Street
Mra
Martha Krieg
Carbondale
Coh
Nothacker
August Hurhan
Minky
Lizzie
Kathe
John
Velock
Adana Avenue
Obituary and legal notices from Beranton week
Obituary notices include J. K. Henne a railroad ticket agent who died of pneumonia at 2 oclock yesterday in Beranton and Miss Arnie Swan a respected resident who died after months of illness. Also remembered are Marie Clearwater and August Burhan with funeral details and other local deaths. A separate court report covers the Winton Coal company v Pancoast Coal company with Judge Edwards directing verdicts and a trial on land title issues followed by a small jury verdict in a trespass case and notes on jury pay and court activity.
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Arnie Swan
Abrams
Asi Swan
Norwich
Conn
Mise Kita Chase
Berantoen
Mise Swan
Sand Leart
Hahnemann Hospital
Nash
Edwards
Gordon
Winton Coal Company
Pancoast Coal Company
James Anderson
Knapp
Fisher
Isa
Ridlock
Herman
Hermans
Bidlock
Anderson
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Fischer
John PR. Collings
B. Price
T. E. Burns
Willard, Warren & Koapa
W. H. Jessup
Supreme Court
William F. Merritt
A. J. Whitlock
Plimuiff
Whitlock
Orphan's Court
Teodore Goodman
P. H. Conry
William Dpd
Pembridge
Fred Eckert
A. A. Ayers
John Coughland
James Durkin
Lincoln Tillman
George Knight
James O'Malley
Patrick Murphy
Lackawanna Railroad Low Round Trip Rates and Services
Advertises travel to the Land of Flowers and Pacific Coast with lowest round trip rates. Offers baggage through to destination, advance sleeping car reservations, maps, timetables, and full information. Notes three daily trains with through sleepers and day coaches to Chicago, no car changes. Mentions M L Smith D P A Scranton Pa and Ferguson tobacco reference.
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Land of Flowers
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
A Story of Sterility Suffering and Relief
Mrs Coma Gilsom of Yates, Manietzs, writes that after two years of dull back pains heavy menses and leucorrhea she found no relief from doctors or patents until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Following the advice she became pregnant and resumed use with great benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mars
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Coma Gilsom
Yates, ManieTzs
Mice
Democrats Name Their Candidates for School Board Seats
The city Democrats nominated John Gibbons of the Twentieth ward and Dr. John O Malley of the Eighth ward for the two vacancies on the six member school board. The informal convention had 45 of 61 districts represented, with Chairman Schadt presiding and nominations made by acclamation after Dr. O Malley and John Gibbons were proposed. The convention adjourned after authorizing the chairman and secretary to fill any future vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Democrats
John Gibbons
John O'Malley
H. Schadt
John J. Murphy
M. J. McAndrew
Wen
Schadt
Dr. O'Malley
D. J. Reedy
John J. Fahey
John E. Gaffney
Reedy
Patient testimonial on medicine cure in New Castle report
A man from New Castle, Pennsylvania, recounts seven years of illness after marriage including four births, two miscarriages, womb prolapse, leucorrhoea, back and leg pain, dyspepsia, and stomach tremors. He shares that after using the medicine he now has none of these troubles and can enjoy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basmant
New Castle
Lancaster Man Convicted in Counterfeit Clear Label Case
John Fielachman of Lititz and John Burkholder of Martindale were found guilty in the quarter sessions court of using counterfeit union clear labels. Fielachman’s counsel moved for arrest of judgment pending reasons for a new trial. An effort to declare the 1505 act unconstitutional was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John
Fielachman
Lititz
John Burkholder
Martindale
Armor plate test on Alabama turret armor at Indian Mead
A January test in Washington on a 442 ton armor plate from the battleship Alabama was fired on by a ten inch gun at Indian Mead. The firings penetrated 1 inches and 1 inches respectively before both shells were smashed. The plate was accepted.
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Washington, Jan. M
Indian Mead
Alabama
Shipping Arrivals and Departures Logged for Atlantic Route
Queenstown to New York via Liverpool and Southampton services note MeeArrived Lu canta sailing to New York from Liverpool. Aller from Bremen bound for New York. Mousdam from Hotter dam New York en route to Tle of Wight. Turkc from New York bound for Liverpool. Havre Arrived La Champagne New York port records indicate recent movements.
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Queenstown
Lucanta
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Aller
Bremen
Tle
Wight
Mousdam
Hotterdam
Kinsale
Turkc
Havre
la Champagne
Local Pharmacies Guarantee Tar Syrup Refund Offer
The undersigned agree to refund money on a 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold and offer a 20 cent bottle with money back if not satisfactory. Matthews Bros and several pharmacies listed pledge refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Matthews Bros
C. E. Chittenden
W. Humphre Medarrah
Business Review Hints At 1900 Trade Pace And Commodity Shifts
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes annual trade strength with January 1900 likely to match or exceed 1899 levels. Copper output rose to 262,208 tons in 1899 while foreign production grew to 59,240 tons. Wool goods marketing showed a major price rise around 184 percent, with cotton goods and breadstuffs illustrating mixed demand. export totals lagged prior year and western receipts fell.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bessemer and
Grey Forge
Pittsburg
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Canada
A Crisis in Guatemala Aiding Government Credit
A former Guatemala resident recalls a garrison tale of unrest and hunger. Soldiers unpaid for months gained relief when a New Orleans observer gave 100 one dollar notes to bridge a government credit gap, restoring order and cheers in a coffee district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Guatemala
Republic
Central America
Coffee
Ike
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Five Decades Use
An old advertisement declares Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by millions of mothers for teething children and colic. It touts relief for feverish conditions and diarrhea and urges asking for the product by name at five and a half decades of use.
Extraordinary Prices on Muslin and Linen Goods
Saturday and Monday prices leap as stock is discounted before annual inventory. Readily available are muslins, sheeting, and linens from Lockwood and others at fractionally reduced costs, with assorted prints, flannels, and damasks. Limited quantities remain on hand for ready-made sheets, pillowcases, and napkins with quality guaranteed.
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Hull
Lonsdale
P. C
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Wyoming Avenue
Perry Brothers
Adams Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Lackawanna Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Masonic Temple
Edward Reyer
Spruce ST
Opp
Court House
H. B. Ware
Ofice
Willams Building
Postofice
Lb. & TL
Delaware and Tudson Company
Millar Hist
Montrose
Thirteenth Regiment
California
Henricl Moore
Mnt
California Volunteers
Wis Verter du
Bookkeepers’ Club
Guernsey Hall
dJapuary 2
So'cleck
L. Waltem
Penn Avenues
Roberts
Will
Washington Avenue
Hoy
Amlil Cho- Hekle
Prospect Avenue
Johnson's Mine
Maneley
Olympia Philippe
Salvatore
PB. de Lacy
iWiielr
Salvatore Philippe
Kate Bhelley
Ki Onkford Court
F. Calelahan
Lackawannk Avenue
W. F. Clifford
John T. Howe
Bhelley
Mike
Hlowella
J. K. Henne
West Lackawanna Avenue
Central Railroad
William H. Huble
Seventh Street
Mr. Heine
Beranton
Mauch Chunk
Lethichem
Decetenl
Buaitimore
Union Lodge
No. 2
Bethlehem
Heine
Marie Clearwater
J.D. Clearwater
Pear Street
Clourwater
Beranton High School
Lecause
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Kelly
Hampton Street
Mary
Annie
St. Patrick’s Elieh
Cathedral
Aldwin
Otel
John James
of & Landis
BO. Willismas
Merritt
Florida
Henry Ferguson
Teing-Kiang Pu, Hina
Letten
Pinrram
DR. O’malley
Tee
Bchndt
M. J. Walsh
Dominick Padden
A. Ty Francois
John McEachen
William Cusick
Michiel McNamara
George Sample
I. G. Cowley
John P. Mahon
W. J. Hagerty
M. 8. Lavelle
Kenry Fr. Koehler
C.J. Conrad
William Klein
Astrid
John Flaherty
W. J. Lafferty
J. F. Kearney
Andrew O'Hara
James H. O'Malley
M. J
Michael Burns
P. J. Lewan
Kunz
Ale Walaa Ieee Aaaawa
Handsome Haviland & Co
China Wall
Wyoming Ave
Jermyn
L. Crane
Scranton
Sapp & McGraw
Millar & Peck
Argains
Ebe
Fie
Capascelitt Fc
Dalbdep Ead Acon
Lidesiany
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Franklin Ave
D. Irving Simmons
Connell Building
Everett
Everett’s Livery
Dix Court
City Hall
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