Funeral of Mrs Williams at Tamaqua
The burial of Mrs Mary M Williams of 44 Academy Street occurred yesterday morning in Tamaqua Schuylkill county. The funeral at 7 oclock Monday night at her home was led by Rev D Jones and Rev T Bell with hymns by a choir led by Elias E Evans. The body was taken by the 20 Jersey Central train to Tamaqua to join her husband.
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Williams
Mary M. Williams
Academy Street
Tamaqua
Schuylkill County
D. Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
T. Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
Elias E. Evans
Jersey Central
Edward Wetter
Mita Magee Stein
Cedar Avenue
St. Mary’s German Catholic Church
P. Christ
Edward Urilen
Stone É Avenue
Bessie McTighe
Cherry Street
At &F. John's Church
Matia Mulherinia
Thoms
Thomas Quinn
Stone Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Order of Hibernians
Minooka
Callary'’s Hall
Cardin
Pittston Avenue
Fred Young
George Jenkins
Maggie Lewis
Pottstown
James Bell
Wymb
Evan H. Thomas
W. W. Davis
North Main Avenue
Thomas
Davis
Jackson Street
Ugily
Laborer Killed in Capouse Mine Blast
A mining accident at the Capouse mine yesterday killed John Guitha a laborer aged about 32 unmarried. He was struck by falling debris during blasting and died at the scene before the body was removed to his home on South Van Bueren avenue. The funeral will be announced later.
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Boze Mine
Ellie
Robert Morris Lodge
Rolge
Arthur Price
Mount Freazant
John & Ebvans
Lafayette Street
John Guitha
Guitha
Bome
Routh van Buen Avenue
Gultha
De Moss Family Concert Delights South Side Audience
The Cedar Avenue Methodist church crowded for a De Moss family concert led by Rev J L Race who opened with an address. The program featured twenty numbers starting with Custer's Last Charge and showcased violin and varied instrumental pieces by Miss Minnie Miss Ligaie Henry and George De Moss.
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Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
de Moss
J. L. Race
Miss Minnie
Miss Ligaie
Henry
George de Moss
Race
Subscription Dance At Scranton Club House Draws Large Crowd
A Scranton bicycle club house event drew a large attendance for a subscription dance led by Frank J. McAndrew and Will H. Coyne. Lawrence orchestra under Prof. R. H. Lindsay provided music. Curt served as caterer. Prominent local guests included Mrs. J. C. McAndrews, Dr. John Burnett, Hon. M. F. Sando, J. J. Brown, and many other residents from Wilkes-Barre, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and beyond attending with spouses and friends.
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Scranton
M. EE. McDonald
T.C. Melvin
A. J. Casey
M. F. Sando
Jamee T. McCawley
William Kelly
Hugh Gallacher
R. Marks O'Brien
J. J. Boyle
J. . O'Neill
Wilkes-Barre
Menry Townsend
Philadelphia
Manning
Charleston
Mary A. Scanlan
Mary Duffy
Mamie Duffy
Mahon
Kittie Mitchell
Mamie Gilgallon
Nellie Walsh
Mollie O'Maffey
Agnes Callahan
Sarah O'Connor
Tiegle Keogh
J. J. Barrett
P. H. McAndrew
Luxemberger
McGrath
Walter M. Reedy
McLain
J. F
Linden Street Bridge Deal Shifts Sub contractor
Linden Street bridge project shifts subcontracting as King and Cleary of Shenandoah quit. Peter Stipp takes over the work after a dispute over stone dressing and a bid about $18,000, slightly under the engineer’s estimate. No delay is expected.
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Linden Street
King & Cleary
Shenandoah
Peter Ross
Cleary
Peter Stipp
Fireman Falls From Moving Train on Delaware Road
Edward Franz of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western fireman on train No 8 fell from his engine near Montrose around 1 am yesterday. He was not missed until Nicholson reached. He was picked up by the following train and taken to Moses Taylor hospital with a slight scalp wound. Doctors say he will be about in a few days.
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Edward Franz
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Montrose
Nicholson
Moses Taylor Hospital
Itor
the Tribune
Davies
Brick Avenue
Taike
Jr. Donne
Joseph Treldy
William Osler
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Morler
Griefswald Clinic
E.z.bower
North
Malin Avenue
Scranton
Scranton Voters to Decide Viaduct Bond Debate
Candidates file for city and ward offices as Scranton prepares a special ballot on a 150000 bond issue to fund a viaduct. The article lists Republican and Democratic nominees across all wards including Mayor Ezra Ripple and James Batley, with independents and Prohibition ticket entries noted. The tally covers certificates filed yesterday as the last day for nominating papers, with final ballots to include yea or nay on the viaduct debt.
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We County Commissioners Office
Tle
Prohibition Party
City of
Scranton
Ezra H. Ripple
Daniel H. Willan
Frederick
J. Widmayer
Charles B. Fowler
William Dawson
Christian Fickus
Finlay Ross
Seth Smith
D. K R. Watkins
William N. Coles
Constable
Morris V. Morris
C. H. von Storch
Bernard Davis
Thomas Shotten
Slimon Thomas
Jamak A. Evans
John J. Davies
Morris T. Watkins
Fish Ward
R. H. Williams
Timothy Jones
Thomas Wiliams
Edward KR. Jenkins
Constabe
Evan J. Evins
Michael, Or Malley
Frederck L. Wormser
William J. Shiffer
Charles Q. Carman
John M. Rose
Charles J. Chittenden
George C. Wilton
John D. Hine
Jacob Schaffer
Edward
Wenzel
John Christ
Charles Parker
Select Council
Charles Btone
Fred Schuman
Leopold Yearing
Jacob King
Henry W. Coyle
Anthony Walsh
James Cullen
George Sanderson
George Bugiden
William 8. Black
James G. Batley
Christopher G. Boland
Edmund J. Robinson
Charles A. Yoos
Daniel Buttle
James F. White
Patrick I’. Gordon
A. L. Francois
Boland
John J. Kearney
Patrick Cavanaugh
Richard Walsh
Democratic Party
John J. Costello
Thoms Con Hor
Patrick McNulty
Benson Davis
John Malla
Charles Tuggend
Edward Walsh
R. H. Willames
Thomas Howe
John
M. Carey
Common Council
John E. Regan
Thomas J. Walsh
D. I. Mannix
John Roche
James Loftus
Patrick Roche
John J. Gorman
John J. Flanahan
T. P. Gilgallon
C. PL Alodter
Frederick Mar Ing
William F. Houer
Robert Robinson
Peter Robling
Jacob Kiang
Joseph PF. Woelkers
Frederick Mink
Untimely Decay and the Dying Body
The passage warns of bodily decline causing collapse and death from disease and overwork. It cites Dr. B. Bush Field of Easton, Pa., advising on remedies and care to follow in such cases.
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B. Bush Field
Easton
Bovinine Promoted as Strength Restorative by Physicians
An advertising claim states that Bovinine strengthens the body, enriches blood, and nourishes the weak, with prison physicians using it for the exhausted. It is described as a universally endorsed food stimulant by physicians worldwide.
That Fish Story Letter From The Tribune Readers
A reader letter denounces a fish story as unfounded and explains why stomach digestion and parasitic claims about echinococcus are scientifically false. It cites authorities Osler and Treldy and provides case statistics across organs. The writer includes a local sign-off and a note about a charitable fund.
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Mies
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Toronto
Tevick Inther
John Butt
Sloan Mines
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Ninth Street
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North Main
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Fairchild
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W. Li
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South Main Avenu
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Moore
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H. K. Klauminger
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William Schick, Jr
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Capouse Mine
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James Tompkins
Philip Durkin
Thomas J. Jenkins
Patrick J. Nealls
Lawrence Rooney
John Cawley
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M. J. Gilbride
Frank
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Thomas McGrail
John J. Ruddy
Mark T. Cahilin
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Joseph L. Hannick
Michael G. Langan
Michael Thornton
Thomian Heffron
Patrick Roach
Martin J. Levern
Michael McGarry
Joseph H. Moore
John J. McAndrew
Thomas Murphy
Michael Roach
Prohibition
J. W. Guernsey
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Edwin 8. Williams
Edward Petherick
Willam Moore
D. J. Clearwater
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R. W. Kellow
John Davis
A. L. Callender
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K. Richard Mansfield
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Garrickt Theater
New York
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Reynolds
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Llafiln & Rand Powder Co
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William Barry
Seerry
Pricea
Seate
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William S. Millar
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