Luce Bros Cash Stores Bulletin of Prices
Luce Bros Cash Stores advertises price list items including Best Pat. Flour at 3.65 for 24 pounds, granulated sugar 1.00 for 30 pounds, sugar fancy full cream cheese 1.00 per dozen, finest cold packed tomatoes, Stower's sugar cured hams 1-2 cents, Stower's Choice Light Bacon 7 1 8 cents, Delaware County butter, pure leaf lard 10 cents, Clark & Snower Tobacco, Choice Tea 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Stower
Culkin Thompson Nuptials at St Patrick's Church
The Culkin daughter Kate wed Thomas Thompson at St Patrick's Church with Rev Father Dunne officiating. The ceremony featured a white silk gown, bridal roses, and a reception at the bride's mother's home on Van Buren Avenue. The couple will reside in Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Culkin
Michael Culkin
van Buren Avenue
Thomas Thompson
Elmturst
St. Patrick's Church
Jasison Street
Father Dunne
Hanah Wale
John Carfinaugh
Moscow
Mathew Cures
Hugh O’rourks
Tobyhonna
James Irvaner
Elmhurst
Republicans in Eleventh Ward Nomination Rally
News of the South Side reports the Republican caucus at Christ Pickus hotel to nominate a common council candidate and ward officers. Charles W. Stone withdrew from the race and a standard bearer is to be chosen in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
West Side
Starner
South Main Avenue
N. . Bush
Price Street
North Main Avenue
Revere
B. W. Mason & Co
Chaceries
South
Main Avenue
Furnistoves, Toole
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolia
Min Avenue
William DD
Griffithe
Alain Avenue
Aloes
Gysters
H. EF
Davis
Market House
North
Miln Avenue
Clarke's
Cases Progress in Common Pleas Court Amid Settlements
Judge Gunster hears cases including Tilman versus Jermyn over horse care pay, Barlow roof dispute, and McMeans versus Cooper settlement for 250 dollars. Connell & Sons sue Rice over plumbing and Dr. Rice contract, plus Jacob Bole and Mantner suit over a 205 dollar claim. Lessing seeks cow value on railroad tracks. Jury unsettled on several trials as docket advances with adjournments and nonsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gunster
Grant Tihnan
Edward B. Jermyn
Tilnan
George W. Beale
S. B. Price
Verster
Archbald
Michal Murray
Winton
Archball
William McMeans
George Cooper
Joseph Obrien
George 8
Horn
B. Price
W. Gaylord
Thomas
McMeans
West Side
Cooper
William P. Connell & Sons
J. N. Rice
I. C. Reynolds
HH. A. Knapp
Rice
Dr. Rice
Bera Finn & Sons
Finn & Sons
Savidge
No. 2
Jacob Bole
A. Mantner
BE. N. Willard
Knapp
Paintiff
John F. Scrugg Wis
Bolz
New York
Clto
Simon Kemp & Sons
Brooklyn
Mantner
Kemp & Sons
Hole
Frank Lessing
Evie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
George Smiley
Robert M. House
Arthur Hazen
John FP. Scragecourt
Phantiff
Halslander & Worburg
Funeral for Gertie Morgan Held at North Rebecca
The funeral of Gertie Morgan, two year old daughter of Mrs. Sarah Morgan, was held yesterday at 2:30 PM from the parental home on North Rebecca Avenue. Rev. D. P. Jones of the Tabernacle Congregational Church preached a moving sermon and interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas escaped injury after a sleigh accident near the cutter yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Samuel
Bellevue Street
Mr. Samuel
Samuels
Hellevue
Edward James
Lewis Roberta
Thomas Samuel
David Samutel
William KR
Lewis
Robert Hoberts
John Jones
Rees Morgan
Nichaleon
Afr
Samuel
William JD. Roberts
Bellevue
Tabernacle Congregational Church
W. Walton
Lackawanna Council
Toyal Arcanum
Helen
Philip Hartman
West Lackawanna Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Plymouth
Hampton Street
Seventeenth Ward
Ludge
James Cummings
Charles Wenzel
Jonn Fh. Barrett
Joseph Donnetly
Philp Durkin
John Cilgpation
Aas
Thomas and
Mife
Croening
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weat Lac Nitva Aye
Mackey Hickey
Duryea
St. Job's
Elsie Brown
Taylor Avenue
L. D. Mowers
Michael J. Cusick
Brook Street
Catholic Mutun! Benefit Association
Manley
Sterling Pharell
Brock Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Lizzie Moran
Wilkes-Barre
Kittle Dohkund
Prospect Avenue
Cohn Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Conroy
Pour Street
Wis
Hyde Park Catholic
H. J. Adler
Cedar Avenue
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Twentieth Ward
Mary Crale
Cherry Street
Hdward Melvin
Owen Melvin
Frank Willard
Daniel Muldoon
Charles Higgiin
Edward Jones
Peter Neuis
Pred Jones
Will Hartman
Knights of Labor District Assembly Withdraws From General Body
District Assembly No 16 of the Knights of Labor met at Gratton's Hall Pittston and unanimously withdrew from the general assembly and stopped recognizing the head. They protested executive board actions and barred their delegate to the New Orleans convention. A delegate to the Columbus convention was elected but withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knlighte of Labor
Grattan's
Pittviaw
Ano
Kalehta of Labor
New Orienna
General Assembly
Pittston
Workman Hayes
Dickson City
Brooklyn
Eugene V. Debs
American Rrailway Union
Columbus
Three Tickets In Field In Fifteenth Ward Race
A three cornered race forms in the Fifteenth ward with Republicans nominating Joseph Oliver for common council and Daniel Moses for alderman. Democrats followed with John Wagner for common council and August Foster for alderman. Morgan and Davies file nominating papers after assembly of support for a Citizen ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agter
Joseph Oliver
Common Counci
Daniel Moses
Gilbride’s
Kynon
John Wagner
Common Council
August Foster
Friends of
Aldernan Morgan
Couneilman Dales
Paine's Celery Compound Brings Vitality to Aged Sufferers
An old age health appeal cites men and women past sixty say weakness and chilliness ease with early treatment. The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as nerve food to revive sluggish nerves, citing Dr Ma nard FE Phelps heritage and testimonials from H T Gletson praising sleep, vigor, and renewed well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Manard FE. Phelps
Dartmouth Medical School
Sava
H. T. Gletson
West Damascus
Rhein
Thrilling Escape From Train Crossing on Market Street
John Goodman on Market Street narrowly escaped death when a gate failed to rise as a Delaware and Hudson passenger train approached. Goodman toppled from his sleigh after his team panicked, striking his head and receiving minor facial injuries. He was cared for by bystanders and taken to his daughter’s home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodman
Delaware and Hudson Market Street
John Goodwin
East Newton
Delaware and Hudson
Market Street
Provide
Mr. Tsodwin
J. C Hinpowell
Andrew Tim
Goodwin O
W. H. Walter
Peck Lumber Company
Drodk
Bentley
Margaret Price
Elizabeth Williams
Welsh Congregational Sunday School
Mangle Edwards
Luther Edwards
Wayne Avenue
Albob
Church Avenue
Thomas Burns
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
N. J
Trurng
Majin Avenue
Grace Street
Providence Presbyterian Church Choir
The
Holy City
Gus
Louise Gehring Friedenberg
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Long
Charles Metsgar
Miscus Catharine Gabriel
Louise Parry
Thomas Beynon
Second Presbyterian Church
Edwin Bevin
First Presbyterian Church
J. T T. Watkins
Penn Avenue
Reilly
Ireland
John
Mia
Martin Noland
Oak Street
Slater
Susquehanna County
Deyo
Enjoyable Kennett concert pleases few Scranton patrons
A largely attended Kennett Young Men's Christian association concert in Scranton impressed with vocal and violin talent. Fred Kopff endured a string break to finish his piece, while Mrs. Schiller and Miss Slee impressed with singing. Weeden and Slee delivered strong solos, culminating in a popular duet with Mrs. Senister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett
Young Men's Christians Association
Herr Kopf
Miss Slee
May
Mrs. Schiller
JC. Slee
Weeden
St. Ives
Crahame
Schiller
Gerrit Liniith
Levin
Price of Double Berth on Philips-Rock Island Excursions
Chicago to Philadelphia rail tour cards advertise double berth aboard the Tourist Elloping Car on Philips-Rock Island Excursions. Trains depart Tuesdays via Fort Worth El Paso. Thursdays via Scenic Route. Inquiries to A. Phillips & Co Philadelphia and Chicago agents. Remedy touted for rheumatism neuralgia and cramps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philips-Rock Island
Cannon
Fort Worth
el Paso
A. Phillips & Co
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
John Sebastian
G.P.A
Scranton Professionals and Businesses Listing
A dense directory-style notice lists multiple doctors with addresses on Spruce and Wyoming avenues, offices on Washington, Lackawanna, Vine, and Adams streets, plus local attorneys, a school, kindergarten, and a dental specialty office. It notes office hours, residence details, and nearby landmarks in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edgar Dean
Spruce Street
Scranton
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Washington Avenue
Cor
Francke’s Drug Stree
Td Vine St
Buneau
Tod P. m
W. BE
Allen
Lackawanna and
Washington Avenues
Leonard's
C. L. _ FREY
Yoming Ave
Vine Street
DE. L. M. Gates
Waageinsgton Avenue
MadiSon Avenue
Scranton Train Schedules Announce Express and Local Routs
The Lackawanna line lists daily departures from Scranton including Express for New York East and South at multiple morning times, Easton Trenton Philadelphia, and Buffalo connections. Also noted are Binghamton Elmira Cortland Syracuse Ithaca and Northumberland routes with diversions to Williamsport Harrisburg Baltimore and the South. Pocket timetables available from M. L. Smith at Lackawanna Avenue or the depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Pnt Onions
New York
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Bethlehem
Easton
Harribure
D. H.R. BR
W.R. R
Pusahanmock
Towanda
Kimba
Pitteton Neat
Vos
A.m
Kimia Wid
Salamanca
W. OR
le Anid
L. V
L. Junction
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Sollin H. Wilbur
Char. S. Lee
Jen. Poss
Phila
A. Winemacher
Gen Pass
Points East
Trenton
Philadelhia
Washington and Way
Bingham
Cortland
Syracuse
Canecotise
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Bath
Northumberland
Wilkes- Tharre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
M. L. Smith
City Ticket Ace
Lackawanna Avenue
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Luce Bros. Cash Stores
N. Main Avenue
Main Street
Taylor
Luce Bros
Stower's
Stower's Choice
Clark & Snower Tobacco
Sue
Culkin
Thompson
James Dacey
Luzerne Street
Bellevue Heights
St. David
Robert Morris Lodge
News OF the South Side
Charles W. Stone
Caucus For Common Council
Jacob Kneller
Phttaton Avenue
J. A. Manley
Lessing
Mr. Bolz
Alderman Morgan and
Counveilman Davies
News OF the
Northe End
de Ienetene
Eeaelen
Seaas
Barendad
M. C. A. Mall
California
Dr. Thomas
Shaw
Emerson
New England
Erie
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Palace
J. Lawrence Stelle
Wyoming Avenue
Physicians and Surgeons
John L. Wentz
M. D
Commonwealth Building
Madison Ave
Kay
Penn Ave
Patterson & Wilcox
Attor Leys Wnd
Pore Nephi
Roswell H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
James W. Oakford
Commonwealth Balidine
Bamunl W. Edgar
Omlee
Beran
Berunton
L. A
D. B. Replogle
B. FP. Killam
Wyoming Ave
J. McCrance
School OF the Lackawanna
Hnis
Collee
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Adams Avenue
All Thoes
William A.tapt
C. G. Lalbach
KR. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank Building
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
Teleophoe Tez
Grand Union Tea Co., Jones Bros
Jos
ELK Cafe
Pranklin Avenue
Bates
Ziegler
Westminster Hotel
Bln
Anagle
Sixteenth St
Broadway
Union Square
America
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Architects
Davis & von Storch
Walter
Washington Oceons
Brown & Morris
Price Building
Bauer
J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Washington Ave
Ihg Capolise Ave
D. L. Foote, Agt
Prank Ry Brown & Co
Whole
Ente
West Lackawanna Ave
Cook Hemedy Co
Masonic
Rome
Cage
P.m. Bune
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Fbaston
P.m. Sunda
Porrandh
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Pareburee
Bynday
Potteville
Liberty Street
Fiver
Phiadelphi
Sfteading
Uckek Gent
H. P. Baldwin
N. Pass
J. H. Olhauben
Pica Eeay
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New Lackawanna Avenue
Carbona
Farview
Waymart
Conenias
Ns Albany
Seratoes
Adirondacks
Montreal
Aralus
Carbondale
Poin
Howead Waymarten
Saratoga
Albany
York Folth
Ontario
North Bound
Wwe
Saan
Sundanee Lea NY Frankin West
Weehawken
Lew Hancock
Forset City Carbondary
White Bridg
Mayfehd
Jermyn Archibald Winton
Corea A
Ieis
Raina
Pas Cesar Tach
Sarset
Oet
Candee
Wyoming Valley
New Yor
Honesdale
Hawley
Ideal
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