Carbonale Ward Tickets Stir Political Scene In Ward Ballot
With the fourth ward slate led by A F Cook for poor director and Patrick McDonald with M Murphy for common council, the battle grows. Theos Boylan may run independently for school director, T M Neate has a bid, while Will puts up a firm for select council in the Third ward. Democrats name Thomas Barrett for Select Council in the First ward and GFP Swigert opposes him. Masters plans to push municip al water issues to sway votes against W W Fletcher for select council in the Fifth ward. Prof Hockenberry added for school director in the upper wards, promising a lively election.
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A. F. Cook
Patrick McDonald
M. Murphy
Theos. Boylan
T. M. Neateon
Select Council
Thomas Barrett
Select Connect
GFP
Fire on Malo Street damages Burr building and arclight wiring
Saturday evening a bright blaze on Malo street damaged the Burr building front caused by an arc light wire. Lineman Myers cut the wire and a bucket of water extinguished the fire. Awning and wood work were burned. Earlier at 140 in the afternoon alarm from box 48 confined fire to Thomas Finnegan’s house near the Lookout. it was put out before hoses arrived with little damage.
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Orlock
Malo Street
Burr
Myers
Thomas Finnegan
Norton pump house plot bought for 21000 in city
The city lantlines have purchased the plot of ground at the old Norton pump house for 21000. A Catholic church will be erected named Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The Italian colony is growing in size and making progress in business politics education and religion.
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Norton Pump House
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Notable Local Arrivals and Departures Highlight Week
In Shenandoah, residents note visitors and travels including William Belcour from Providence and Prof. Scott from Scranton who recently taught a shorthand class before heading to Rome. Mrs. Frank Stephenson and Mr. L. C. Parte visited, while Horace Smith’s son returned from Kingston. Traction transfers end, Mary Hoffman improves, and Rev. McLean spoke at the Baptist church as Rev. Dixon moves to Europe. General Manager Flynn resigns to lead a line in Faston beginning February 1.
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Vaerry
Shenandoah
Bushoes
William Belcour
Providence
Frank Hollenbeck
Copeland Avenue
Alonzo Rhodes
South Canon
Scott
Scranton
Rome
Frank Stephenson
Waymart
L. ¢. Parte
Wilkes-Barre
James Smith
Horace
Kingston
Daniel Robinson
Belmont Street
Mary Hoffman
Philip J. McLean
Crozier Seminary
Dtierean Baptist Church
George Dixon
Pittston
Fpouther Nealon
Europe
Flynn
Tracetion Company
Faston
Ines
Repeats Global Praise for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Liberty Virginia man recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in his family for years with perfect success and claims it is the best cough remedy and a sure cure for croup. It is sold by Matthews Brothers and other druggists.
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Chaamberlain
M. V. Fleher
Liberty
Matthews Brothers
Peckville ballot battle ends with tax collector race
The ballot battle concluded Saturday evening in Peckville with six candidates in the field. Burgess, A. TD. Haines and D. C. Phillips led the tax collector race with majorities. Frank Pickering led the auditor race with a majority over the next highest candidate.
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Burgess
A. TD. Haines
D. C. Phillips
Frank Pickering
Local Officials Named in Ward Elections and Community Visits
No opposition in ward races. Justice of the Peace 8 W Arnold, First ward councilman C H Brong three years, H Briggs one year, J C Tuthill three years, F H Bitter one year, W J Lloyd. Second ward councilmen James Mitchell three years Henry Waltera one year, John J Williams three years. judge of election David L Thomas, inspector R F Terrewiliger. Third ward councilmen George Moules three years FBJ James one year, school director Z F Morman three years. judge of election William Bell, Inspector Edward Germen. Mr and Mrs Briggs visited Carbon dale. Mr F B Arnold of Richmondale visited town. Roy Wademan of Wilkes-Barre visited parents. Florence Swingle of Yuteaville visited. Mrs W Arnold visiting brother Charles Arnold in Los Angeles. Mr Arthur Thompson of Theodore White Manufacturing Co spent Sunday at home. Local coal collieries paid employees on Saturday: NY and Serwaten Coal Co Sterrick Creek. Delph Coal Company. Riverside Coal Company. Mount Jessup Coal Co. William Allen injured toe with an axe while cutting bee at Richmondale.
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W. Arnold
C. H. Brong
H. Briggs
J. C. Tuthill
EF. H. Bitter
W. J. Lloyd
James Mitchell
Henry Waltera
John J. Williama
David L. Thomas
R. F. Terewilliger
George Moules
Fb.j. James
Z. F. Morman
William Bell
Edward Germen
If.riggs
H . Briggs
Carbondale
F. B. Arnold
Richmondale
Roy Wademan
Wilkes-Barre
M. L. Wademan
Florence Swingle
Yuteaville
A. A. Swingle
Charles Arnold
Los Angeles
California
Arthur Thompson
Theodore White Manufacturing Company
Beranton
Main Street
New York and Serwaten Coal Company
Sterrick Creek
Coal Compainy
Delph Coal Comming
Riverside Coal Company
Mount Jessup Coal Company
William Allen
Second Ward Republicans Nominate at Enterprise Hall Caucus
The Second ward caucus named J H Wheeler for council, George Blake for school director, Ed ward Stubbs for judge of election, Joseph Tem by for inspector, George L Dunn for constable, with W B Swick as chairman and Frank Hemel secretary. Mayfield resident Mrs Gilgalion dies, Thomas Marsh Jr. takes a Traders National Bank stenographer post in Scranton, Rev J T Cook welcomes a daughter, Sacred Heart fair to resume mid February, and several local residents noted ill or visiting.
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Second Ward
Enterprise Hall
W. B. Swick
Frank Hemelright
Corey
J. G. Nicholson
J. H. Wheeler
George Blake
Edward Stubbs
Joseph Temby
George L. Dunn
Gilgalion
Mayfield
Thomas Marsh, Jr
Second Street
Traders’ National Twink
Scranton
J. T. Cook
Thomas P. Williams
Third Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement
An old advertisement describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as removing the cause of rheumatic ailments and curing the disease, claiming to treat rheumatism by addressing root causes. It also advertises Hood's Pills as non-gripe and available from druggists for 25 cents.
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Hood
Taylor News Roundup of Borough Elections and Local Events
The article reports Republican primaries for burgess and tax collector with results in multiple wards, naming winners James Jones James Mapleson John D. Jones and others. It notes a library debate on a Twentieth Century topic and future discussion, plus band concert plans, funerals, and local social notices.
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Price Library
Taylor
E. E. Weston
Scranton citizen testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills
Local resident A L Barnes of 412 North Main Avenue testifies that kidney pain and urinary irregularities eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He urges others to try the pill, claims full relief, and offers to corroborate details with stamps. Sold by Matthews Bros. drug store and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Scranton
A. L. Barnes
North Main Avenue
Dean
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Republicans Plan General Caucus in O Malley Hall
The piece notes a Republican general caucus at O Malley s hall on Wednesday evening and describes a citizens ticket for the event. It mentions endorsements, strong opposition to nominees lacking real estate, and local political tensions in Dunmore and Pittston.
Solemn Religious Act Portrays Play Through Skelly and Yewell
Mortis peasanta of Bohemia presents a religious act as Skelly stages scenes and personages of the play. The performance becomes an awful reality with Miss Yewell's singing greatly enriching the production.
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Bohemia
Skelly
Miss Yewell
Susquehanna County Notes From Lanesboro and Beyond
The Susquehanna County Teachers Association met in Lanesboro with strong attendance and an engaging program led by Superintendent Moxley. Revival meetings continue in Uniondale, Forest City plans a January 26 reception at the new fire hall with Wisner and Brower, and Sheriff Maxey appoints Sidney Lott as salt warden.
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Beranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Susquehanna County Teachers Association
Lanesboro
Moxly
Uniondale Methodist Church
Forest City
Flood
Perce
Binghamton
Hogan
Lanesboro Hose Company
New
Wisner & Hrowers Orchestra
Maxey
Sidney Lott
Susquehanns Maennerchor
Oakland Side Music Hall
Erie
Burley- Beckwith
Will J. McConnell
Philadelphia
Charles
Samuel Parr
Willow Street
Evie Yard
Warriage
Miss Telly Councilman
Pennsylvania
Hier Haines
Honesdale
Wayne County
May Boyle
New Milford
Harrisburg
Moessré
Tiffeny
Adams
The Minister's Son Opens at Academy of Melton
The McCauley-Paton Company presents The Minister's Son a pastoral comedy by W.B. Patton at the Academy of Melton tonight. The production is hailed as among the era’s finest and warrants packed houses next week, with star players delivering strong performances. Al Reeves cancels, leaving the Gaiety dark this week.
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W.bf
Patton
Academy of Muelo Tonicht
McCantley-Patton
Long's Playhouse
The Joys of Authorship Statement
A fragment discusses the joys of writing and the value of authorship, noting ongoing thoughts on creative craft and personal fulfillment in literary work.
Local Professional and Business Directory Snippets
A collage of names and addresses lists lawyers doctors schools and businesses in Scranton Pa and surrounding areas. It mentions L A Watres attorney at law Hyrum Pitcher and other professionals plus firms like The Lackawanna School and Murgard Brothers Printers with contact details and locations such as 1 Republican Building 519 North West Street and 17 Wyoming Avenue.
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The
St. Clair Coal Company
Scranton
P Taylor
Trains Schedules From Borviston November 21 189?
Delaware and Hudson issues multiple November 21 189 schedule times from Borviston to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and other points. Express and local departures listed with connections to New York Philadelphia and Montreal. Officials M Hedick K W Cross provide timetable details.
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Delaware and
Hudson
Borviston
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Benton
New England
Honesdale
Wilker-Tarre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehich Valley Railroad
Black Diamond Express
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Jane Valley
Don
Wal
Scranton
Wilkes-Haere
Por Wilkes. Barre
Baratoga
Mapete
Eeton
United Sienant
Hanne
M. Hedick
A. Albany
N.Y. K
W. Cross
A. Seeanten
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Highlights and Routes
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces summer trains with connections to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points. Services include Black Diamond Express and Diamond Express routes with limited Sundays operations and details on parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre Allentown Bethlehem and major connections.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eteet
Ith
Ise
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Thileton
Kor Petravilie
Bethlehem
Euston
Reading
Haremshure
Eimira
Tihaes
Geneva
Petro Intermendimio
P.m
Rochester
Nuffule
Niloara Pathe
Chieyeo
Peinte Weet
Win Pe & DL
Amek
Sundive
DO & UR
Perrilanasain
Lehigh Valley
WideBurre
Potfeale
Barpension Bridge
Rollinth Wilber
Cortlandt Street
Charles
Puss
Corthimdlt Street
New York Row
Nonnemachier
South Bethlehen Pa
Beranton, Pa
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a timetable for trains serving Beranton New York and Hawley with intermediate stops on the Wirke railroad. Mentions a westbound service leaving Beranton for New York and an Eastbound timing detail with local stations and arrival indicators. The text includes garbled times and route hints from the era.
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Beranton
New York
Wirke
Hawley
Sta. Om
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