Notable Names Visit Philadelphia in First Half of Week
T P Holladia in Philadelphia. George Ho Miller of Wilkes Barre was in the city yesterday on business. Captain Thomas H Kelly of Boston guests of Attorney M A McGinley. E J O'Brien went to Philadelphia to attend the wedding of his cousin Annie Duffey. Bagcageman William Grant of the Delaware and Hudson called to Ashley by his father's illness. Miss Gertrude Kennedy of North Bromley Avenue seriously ill with pleversy the pase week is convalescent. John Maller of Wyoming Avenue went yesterday afternoon to resume studies at St Mighnsi's College Toronto Call. Rev D C Anglos, pastor of the Incknon Street Baptist church, returned from Lewisburg where he preached a sermon before Bucknell University Tout Saniliy.
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T. P. Holladia
Philadelphia
George Ho Miller
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas H. Kelly
Boston
M. A. McGinley
E. J. O'Brien
Mises Annie Duffey
William Grant
Delaware and Hudson
Ashley
Gertrude Kennedy
North Bromley Avenue
John Maller
Wyoming Avenue
St. Mighnsi’s College
Toronto
D. Cy Anglos
Incknon Street Baptist
Clherch
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
List of Uncalled Letters at Scranton Post Office 1894
Uncalled for letters remaining at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office Lackawanna County dated January 23 1894. Names include James P Andrews George F H Harris Alma Park Huller Mrs Elijai Blueck Mira Hummer John Bahouck Miss Marty Ratip Jar Mins and many others with callers urged to say advertise and provide last date of letter.
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Scranton Post
Lackawanns County
Andrews
James P. Harris
George FH. Oo Atherton
Mi Oliards
Mise Alma Park Holler
Mra
Elijahi
Blueck
Mira
E Hummer
John Bahouck
Marty Ratip
Ligzie D Cone
Datel Kau iPass
Hattie Carrion
Blake Monatl
Canavan
Peter Mills
Maxie Cornell
Misa Lovie Matem Martin Crenkin
Mra Kite Madurray
Lottie Denter
Clayton Leck
Memes Doherty
Charles Joot
Te Ca Davin
John Martin
George Yer
Tf. K. Keeteeng Jos
Everett
Ee Peon
Harry Evelands
Mers
Fr. Ryan
Mise Lottle Edwards
Reina
Sadfa Ekveland
Stephen Rowlwn
Critboarded Young Lady and the Boss Blood Corrector
A fragment from a 19th century dialog centers on a young woman deemed suited for one purpose. Charley jokes about blood eruptions and a cure called POP. P. I, while references to a rheumatic governor and a rumored remedy circulate, hinting at sensational medical gossip and rural caricature.
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Charley
George
butTe
Misa Dalay
Scranton Wholesale and Manufacturing Interests Plan Illustrated Book
The Topic edition will compile leading wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional interests of Scranton and vicinity. It will be bound as a book with photogravure views of public buildings. Representatives will call to explain its nature and invite business support for the edition. Residents may leave notices at the office to appear.
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Scranton
Bia
Strestijete
Adl Arca
Toe Tamung
Thomn Wow Wimke
Pestien
Fifty Gems for Ton Canta at the World’s Fair Portfolio
Fifty gems and sixteen other pictures from the late World’s Fair are offered at Tie TamawaE office for 10 cents plus three coupons. Part 1 features notable buildings and exhibits with removable souvenirs. Copying, typewriters and Edison phonographs available for rent. address 495 Spruce Street.
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Tie Tamawae
Edison
Telephone
Ous
Gunster, Jr
Spruce Street
New Bicycle Bargain At Tribune Office
A new bicycle valued at 75 is offered for 45 with a guarantee. The machine may be seen at the Tribune office, described as a rare bargain.
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Tribune
West Side Welsh Order and Local Incidents
A West Side meeting of the True Ivorites reviewed the order history and planned a Monday initiation at Clark's hall. Also reported are the Richards Evans wedding on Hampton Street, Daly’s cigar theft at Phillips store, Schoen’s arrest for drunken misbehavior, a tea plan for Washington’s Birthday, and a curious smoke incident involving a loaded cigar found in the prothonotary office.
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Welsh Philosophical Society
Robert Morris Lodie
True Ivoriteus
John HH. Phillips
Giraud
Henry P. Davis
D. F P. Thomas
Providence
Benjamin Haghen
Tri Order of
Lvorites
Wales
America
Joseph Reynolds
Clark's Hall
South Main Avenue
Night Watchman Notices Peculiar Sound at Court House
At about 9 p m Jacob Stableber the night watchman hears a peculiar sound in the main corridor of the court house prompting an inspection and investigation by authorities.
North End Obituaries and Local Notices
Isaac M. Jackson aged 62 dies at Lackawanna hospital after four months there. Funeral at his residence and interment at Wa verly. Edward Cornell leaves for New York on business. Mrs M J Kelly, longtime resident, dies at son-in-law’s home aged 82. Survived by three children. Mention of Providence and other towns. Street conditions on West Market Street noted. Crippen opens a shop in Forest City. Ross Avenue cave-in filled. Miss Schadt visits Philadelphia. Mrs Kusling hosting visitors. Frank Paine wed Nora Rogan with Flynn as beat man. Banquet attended by Mame McHale and Belle Burns. Park Place church event on Tuesday. Heptosophs installation at Fenner & Chappell’s. St Luke’s Guild dinner at 125 Washington Ave.
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Isaac M. Jackson
Dickson Avenues
Lackawanna Hospital
Thore
Waverly
Edward Cornell
Weat Market Street
New York City
F Varnie
M. J
Towanda
Charles Zigler
North Main Avenue
Kelly
Providence
Dunmore
Honesdale
New York
West Market Street
North Maln Avenue
North End
Bert Crippen
Sheriff Crippen
I. J. Datweiler
Forest City
Ross Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Company
Misa Schadt
Philadelphia
Misa Martha Connelly
Prospect Avenue
Mrs. W. Jones
Newark
Mra. Kusling
Main Avenue
Frank Paine
Nora Rogan
Tuesdy
James Flynn
Misa Katie Flynn
Mame McHale
Oak Street
Belle Burns
Weat Market
Achbald
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
the Order of Heptosophs
Fenner & Chappell’s
Picture of the Maidens Swinging featured at Tribune office
A Tribune office offers three works of art titled This Is the Picture of the Maidens Swinging. Readers can obtain one by cutting out three coupons on different dates and paying 10 cents. The rush to secure these prints was greater yesterday than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Notable Inquest Findings and South Side Notes
The South Side reports the coroner’s inquest findings in line with prior publications. Fred Young, a respected cigar maker, clarifies a fraud accusation tied to a man named Huber and promises to rectify a directorate misattribution. Jury members and attendees are named, with remarks praising local jurors. Funeral details, municipal talks on bridge rights, and local police actions round out the community brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Young
South Side
Remarkable little six ton locomotive charms Dunmore
In Dunmore the small three cylinder locomotive at No. 6 yard draws attention as it pulls cars much larger than itself. Its power lies in three cylinders unlike the usual two. A historic test run from Lackawanna and Bloomsburg junction to Dunmore used a 160 pound pressure with 12 ton engine to haul a coach and baggage car, surprising old railroaders. Burglars broke into Tom Teeter’s family home while they were out, stealing valuables including a gold watch with no clue. The Antheum Social Club hosted a large gathering at Old Falls hall. A Republican borough convention for Danmore is planned at Odd Fellows hall next Monday at 7:50 with primaries Saturday Jan 27 from 4 to 6 pm.
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Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Lackawanna
Bloomaburg Junction
Dunmore
George T. Smith
Duibach
John B. Smith Thay
Moosic
Tom Teeter
Antheaum Social Club
Old Fallows’ Hall
Buckalow
White Haven
Danmore
Odd’ Fellows Hallow
Ward nominations outline for Dantmore borough election
The Democracy of Dantmore met at Molapda hall to nominate candidates for the borough vote. All incumbents were named except Wali, with Burke replacing him as school director candidate. The ticket includes Daggan treasurer Manley tax collector Boland commissioner Blanche justice Cooney auditor tesley school director Horan Burke and councilmen Hagwerty Walah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Youra
Savaub
Dantmore
Molapda Hall
Wali
W. ©. Burke
Thinstead
P. Reiley
Malia
Lane
Burgess
T. J. Daggan
P. 2
Manley
T. Boland
John Blanche
B. W. Cooney
P. Tesley
M. J. Horan
W. O. Burke
A. Hagwerty
M. J. Walah
Childs Improves After Brief Paralysis Attack
Philadelphia January 24. Mr George W Childs had a comfortable night and was much better this morning. The physician reported a slight paralysis in addition to vertigo, but he is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Childs
George W. Childs
Goutsohl & Sons Offer Restored Organs and Music Boxes
Philadelphia firm Goutsohl & Sons at 1080 Chestnut Street announces improved archeatrial organs and old music boxes repaired with new tunes. Pictures featuring the admired devices attract many buyers and a large supply is now ready for distribution after prior demand exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goutsohl & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Rare book bargains offered to paper subscribers
The notice advertises a coming week sale of books for Tae Taikoune subscribers with a large line of brightly bound volumes at about one fourth of usual prices. It promises unusual opportunities to add valuable titles to readers libraries.
Coupon Offer For Subscribers Of The Tribun
The Tribun announces a coupon program allowing subscribers to purchase any book in the Hat collection upon presenting two coupons. The offer applies to all subscribers and emphasizes broad access to featured titles.
Reinhart's Market Daily Specials on Lackawanna Ave
Daily market notices list price marks for round steak tie loaf steak and pork products. Fresh meats include standing rib roast curry roast and pork sausage with early hours starting at 6 a.m. in Lackawanna avenue area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart’s
Lackawanna Avenue
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Pro
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Thomas Daly
Grant Avenue
Thomas L. Phillips
Jackson Street
Daly
Oflosra
Simon Schoen
Frink Street
Schoen
Moir and
Matthews
Fahey
Eynon Street
Taylor
Secura
Ewitt
Prothonotary
Newton
Craig
Deeits Healey
Stuhleber
Women's Guild
St. Luke's Church
Washington Avenue
Iuild
Thomas R. James
Thomas Kf. James
Cadur Avenue Methodist
Mr. Santee
Donmore Cemetery
M. J. Dempsey
D. J. Clearwater
James Shipston
Alexander Moneley
Joseph L. Roberta
A. C. Myera
James
M. J. Overa
Foreman
Patrick Corcoran
James Clare
Frank Sleppy
Albert C. Myers
Albert A Hawitt
Thomas M. Jones
David A. Davis
Brook Street
Tripcie
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Tam
Holter
Scamp
Young
Huber
Dickson Company
Mr. Young
Twentieth Ward
South
Fiat
Walter Scranton
Lickawanna Iront and Steel Company S
Woelkers
Alderman Robling
F. Haslekey
Simon Shifferle
Peter Weichel
Hickory Street
Simongou
Anhouser
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Lotimi
Byrace O
Booka
Ular Tribona
Roy Plent
Spurgeon
Pole
Uni
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Shopo
China ¢ Hall
Weichel & Millar
Corbett Or
Mitchell
Florey & Holt
Toox
Clothiers
Columbus Music House
Pennsylvania
Sohmer Pianos
Everett Pianos
Vose & Sons
Mehlin Pianos
Pease Pianos
Estey
Story & Clark
Chicago
Palace
Strawton
Alwaya
Christopher Columbus
J. W. Guernsey
Lackawanna Ave
P. S
Beranton
Dghank
Wyoming
AVIA
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Spruce ST
G.W. Owens & Co
Labies’ Tailors and Furriera
Spruce
Scourt Houses
Squard
Mackintosh
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