Paralysis Strikes Mrs Mary Hale Widow of Rail Worker
Mrs Mary Hale of 2019 Frink Street Crystallizes as a well known widow of the late Thomas Hale. The 70 year old was struck with a partial paralysis on the left side after a recent sore throat and diphtheria scare. Dr Z J Roberts attends and hopes for recovery as she had just told her sister she felt splendid before the stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hale
Frink Street
Z. J. Roberts
Thomas Hale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Funeral Rites for Late Martin Carey Held at St Patrick’s
Friends gathered at 425 North Malin Avenue to view the remains before a large procession to St Patrick’s Church. Rev. James A. Moffitt celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem with several priests assisting, and Rev. J. B. Whelan delivered the funeral sermon from St John 11 25 26. The service concluded with burial at Hyde Park Cemetery and benediction by Rev. J A Moffitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Carey
North
Malin Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
James A. Moffitt
St. John's Church
South Scranton
J. B. Whelan
W. A
Hayppler Allsurer
Hyde Parkathoue
J. A. Moffitt
W. A. Nealon
Pallbearers Named for Charles M. O'Reilly Funeral
Pallbearers were Mr. Healey, Mr. Herrick, Mr. McGrahn, Mr. Toomey, Mr. Donnelly and Mr. Jennings, named in connection with the funeral service for Charles M. O'Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healey
Herrick
McGrahn
Toomey
Donnelly
Jennings
Surprise party honors Margaret Van Camp in North Bromley
A group gathered Monday evening at Miss Margaret Van Camp’s North Bromley avenue home to celebrate her recent appointment in the recorder of deeds office. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Archie Jones and several friends, with Mrs M Butcher and Mrs Fred Warnke assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret van Camp
North Bromley Avenue
Recorder of Deeds
Miss van Camp
J. Archie Jones
Fred, Warnke
George Jacoby
William Lewis
George Griffiths
Butcher
Lizzie Schultz
Louisa Roberts
Cora Butcher
Charles Blume
R. W. Gloor
Harry Randolph
George Hill
Albert Davis
Howell Jones
Two Local Children Funeralized for Black Fever Deaths
The funerals of the two children of Mr and Mrs Ensworth Davis of Laf fayette street and Mr and Mrs William Mughes of Deckers court were held yesterday. Remains were taken from their homes to Washburn street cemetery and interred. Services were private due to the deaths being attributed to black fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensworth Davis
Laffayelle Street
Willam Mughes
Deckers Court
Washburn Street
Tribune
Local Residents on Short Visits and Family News
Mise Marie Eaton of Tenth street visits Archburn and Carbondale. Mrs Samuel Pecking of Sayre visits West Scranton friends. John Reid of North Sumner avenue returns from Carbondale. Mrs Fred Davis of North Sumner home from Pookville visit. Thomas McDonough on Chestnut street slowly recovering from illness. Bandmaster George Crump returns from England. Ida J Powell of North Main avenue and Joseph Phillips of this side wed at Binghamton. Mr Phillips on wedding tour in New York state. Mrs Jacob Parker of Frink Street is seriously ill. 18 month old Morenn child recovering from meningitis. Mr and Mrs Daniel Clements welcome a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Marie Eaton
Tenth Street
Archburn
Carbondale
Samuel Pecking
Sayre
West Scranton
John Reid
North Sumner Avenue
Fred, Davis
Pookville
Thomas McDonough
Chestnut Street
George Crump
England
Ida J. Powell
North Main Avenue
Joseph Phillips
Binghamton
Phillips
Mra. Phillips
New York State
Jacob Parker
Frink Street
D. W. Morenn
Jackson Street
Daniel Clements
Polo Team of Electric City Wheelmen to Meet at Armory
Members representing the Electric City Wheelmen are asked to gather at Company H armory in North Scranton for a practice game this evening. Kate Feeler aged 14, of Olyphant, paid $3 in the police court yesterday morning for being drunk and wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Assortment of white trimmings for fashionable wear
The catalog describes a week long assortment of styles and qualities for women’s wear. It begins with delicate narrow edgings for baby clothing and progresses through every possible use of white trimmings, ending with elaborate and rich novelties for the modern fashionably dressed woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubles
Specialty display of finely finished goods draws visitors
A display showcases beautifully finished items at moderate cost, promising many surprises for visitors. While the display lasts, all visitors are welcome whether or not they intend to buy.
Night in the cell for repeat offender
A woman was arrested again last evening on a similar charge, only 12 hours after her release, indicating another fine may be inflicted this morning. Street details are not provided.
Local Society Awards Essay Prize at St John’s
At St John’s basement the 68t Irene’s Ladies society gave Miss Margaret Durkin a $5 prize for best essay on Total Abstinence from the district convention in Bellevue. RK A Maloney presented it and Miss Durkin spoke briefly. Nearby, the South Side Tourist club announced an upcoming entertainment at St John’s hall Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene's Ladies’ Total
S T. John's Hall
Ruddy
Bastiano Markus
Julius Ohneri
Markus
Sporting Ten
Germana Ball
Henry Reidenbach
Adolph Hammen
John F. Roth
Matthias Bonn
Fred. Krellich
Chris Rose
Charles Miller
Jacob Shine
August Starr
Henry Myers
John Malloy
Pittston Avenue
St. John’s Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Joseph Hartnoll
James Calhoun
Orange
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Prospect Avenue
John McGee
Prayer Day Observed At Providences Church In North Scranton
North Scranton prepares for a day of prayer for schools and colleges with a service at Providences Presbyterian Church led by Nev George EF Guild who will discuss The Deep Significance of the Day. Nearby events include a Court Street Methodist concert on February 9 led by A J Tucker and social gatherings with residents such as Miss Theresa Lenott hosting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providenes Presbyterian Church
Nev
Goeorge EF
Guild
Jena
William Jervis
Wayne Avenue
David Blackwell
Nanticoke
Margaret Malloy
Manny
Albright Avenue
A. J. Tucker
Theresa Lenott
Beaumont Avenue
Mise Lynott
Carbondale
Clara Lynott
Agnee McAndrew
Loretta Duggan
Mary Franklin
Mary Lynott
Stella Lynott
Mary May
Katie Hayes
Emma Mulchrone
Mestre
William
John Lynott
Patrick Foley
Eddie Horan
Asichael McAndrew
William Hughes
Ferdinand Street
Cora Griffin
Wiliam Street
Howell Davie
Orlando Jones
David Jenkins
John Edwards
Samuel Jeffries
John Grier
Henry Jones
William Davies
Community Roundup in Green Ridge and Wilkes-Barre
Numerous local residents travel between Hawley Honesdale Monsey Avenue and Wilkes-Barre. Cecelia Jacobs visits family. Mrs Collings returns from New York. Miss Hicks, Miss Jones and others attend a thimble tea for Mrs Stevens. A missionary lecture at the Presbyterian church and a women’s temperance event benefit the Washington Memorial building are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thonas Tubrey
Wilkes-Barre
Cecelia Jacobs
Hawley
Charlie Jacobs
Dickson Avenue
Garrett
Honesdale
Sanderson Avenue
China
Presbyterian Church
William Collings
Nanette
Bunderson Avenue
New York City
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Isaac Voughton
Monsey Avenue
Washington Memorial Building
Aire
L. A. Osmond
D. H. Watkins
East Market Street
W. H. Stevens
Glen Cove
Grace and
Nathryn Hicks
Minsesse Jones
Mies Peck
Mra
D. FP. Shook
Mise Jennie Fuller
W. A. Wright
Local notices and incidents from Dunmore
Events announce a benevolent bull show at Burecell's Keystone hall on February 1 to aid Jamon Monaghan and a grand Peoucat tribe event at Odd Fellows' hall on Washington's birthday. A stabbing near Hemlock Hollow injured Miley Bishop. suspect identified as a fellow countryman, with warrant issued for Juano Giuliletti. A Hungarian laborer suffered a leg break at Mountain workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamon Monaghan
Burecell
Keystone Hall
Odd Fellows
Juano Giuliletti
Local News Brief from the Colliery Area
Ife was taken to his home where the injured limb was set. John Foster is ill at his Web ster avenue home. P. D. Manley erecting a new house on Chowtnut street. Rev R RR Bulgin of Scranton will continue meetings at the Christian church on Tripp street. Everyone is welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
John Foster
Webster Avenue
P. D. Manley
Chowtnut Street
R. RR. Bulgin
Scranton
Christian Church
Tripp Street
Obituary notices for Williams Hamlin Farrell Arnold Owens
John Williams of West Scranton dies after a brief illness at 16 unth atract. He was born in Wales in 1826 and came to America in 1574, leaving a legacy as a coal operator and Grand Union Tea agent with a large local real estate footprint. Survived by wife and two children Anna R and Frank. Funeral plans uncertain. Lyman W. Hamlin dies in Philadelphia at an advanced age after ulceration of the stomach. Survived by multiple children including Mrs. M. L. Blesecker Horace Hamlin and Paul and Bertha. Interment Hollisterville. Mrs. Sarah Farrell dies at 41 Price Street after a long illness aged 71. Funeral from St. Patrick’s Church Hyde Park. Mr and Mrs J S Arnold lose their young son William Franc lé from diphtheria. services at 2 pm at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs. Rosana Owens dies at 10 Jones Street aged 11. will be buried at Hunlock’s Creek Travel. Miss Tha Slant Hiesecker dies at Kellum Court aged 45. funeral at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willams
West Boranten
Basoet
Wales
Schuylkill County
Methors
Seranton
West Scranton
Hyde Park
Main Avenue
Scranton Street
Washburn
Tenth
Tenth Street
Grand Union Tea Company
Anna R
Frank
Williamsport
Williams
Lyman W. Hamlin
Edward
Harris Hamlin
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Holisterville
Wayne County
Mia
Judge Baker
Busquehuntin County
Siater
F. L. Hollister
Wilkes Barre
H. H. Hollister
Scrantoan
A. Watres
M. L. Blesecker
Mik Lake
Horace HM
Hamlin
Scranton
Faul
Bertha
Hanlin
Hollisterville
Florida
Sarah Farrell
Patrick McAndrews
Price Street
Patrick Hoar
Michael Merrick
John Farrell
Pittsburg
St. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Armold
Eynon Street
William Franclé
Washburn Street
Rosana Owens
Jones Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Hunlock’s Creek
Tha Slant Hiesecker
Kellum Court
Forest Hill Cemetery
Letters From The People Published In Tribune
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slame
Tribune
Dunmore Youths Plan Public Reading Room for Men and Boys
A group of Dunmore's young men proposes a public reading room for men and boys open every evening except Sunday. They will establish the space above Smith Bros. store on Cheatnut street, with rent free use of the upper rooms. A meeting to organize and elect officers is set for Monday at 7 PM at the Smith Bros. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Bir
Dunmore
Burgess Powell
Mesars
Smith Bros
Cheatnut Street
Charles HM. Smith
William F. Gibbons
Conferees Reorganize for Fall Elections in Lackawanna Township
Democratic conferees of Lackawanna township reconvened at Minooka to apportion offices by district and amend rules. Primaries today 4 to 7 pm elect conferees for fall, with new requirement that cre dentialed nominees be signed by the vigilance committee and that calls be published in two newspapers ten days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
BP. J. Disken
Minooka
South
Justice of the Peace
Boothweet
West District
Northeast
Simple Salad Dressings From Old Kitchen Notes
A vintage recipe fragment describes a potato salad dressing with boiled potatoes onion olive oil salt pepper parsley and weak vinegar. It adds a mustard salt pepper vinegar sugar milk and a walnut butter mixture, heated gently over water until thickened.
Troublesome extract ad from Washington Chemical Co.
Anomalous ad text from Washington Chemical Co offers a free book and claims about how to use extracts. The readable fragment mentions Washington, D.C. and a promotional tone without clear details on products or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis How
Washington Chemical OO
Washington, B,c
Miss New York Jr Opens At Music Hall This Week
Oppenheimer presents Miss New York Jr a new up to date spectacle with electric lighting chanting scenic effects and 30 performers. Manager Joe Oppenheimer claims a record breaking production after years of experience and audience study showcasing artistic merit and beauty at Music Hall tomorrow afternoon and for the balance of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppenheimer
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable of Anthracite Coal Service
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces coal powered trains starting January 16 with routes from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Wilkes Barre White Haven Hazleton and intermediate stations via D and H routes. Black Diamond Express and Pullman parlor cars noted with morning and afternoon departures and connections to Buffalo Binghamton and Elmira. Officials listed: Rollin H Bur Gen Supt Charles S Lee Gen Pass Agt A Nonnemacher Asst Gen Pass Agt. Scranton office on Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Fitton and
Wilkes-Barre
White Haven
Hazleton
Pattavile
H.R. R
Geneva
Rochester
Burffato
Nia
Pullman Parce
Lehigh
Rollin H Bur
Chas
Lee
Gen
Pass
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Boeranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Division Train Schedule Details for Nov 21 1897
Trains depart Scranton on Monday November 21 1897 with multiple express and local services. Odd and even times listed for destinations including New York Philadelphia Trenton Boston Washington Utica Ithaca Binghamton Elmira Buffalo and Kingston among others. Pullman cars and sleeping coaches available. pocket timetable at the depot for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Elmira
Utica
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Willkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Northumber
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Kingston
Pullman
MLL
Trains Run Daily with Sunda Stop Changes
Trains operate daily with a Sunda stop note indicating some trains halt on specific days. The notice mentions Ontario Western and the Weat line adjustments, names agents and divisions, and references savings and scheduling details for Pass Agt T and other regional offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda Ft
Pas
Aenvarsg
Central Railroad Stations In New York Pool of Street
An old timetable lists trains from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia with varied departures to New York Newark and Elizabeth and other points. It notes connections from the terminal to elevated railways and ferries and through tickets at lower rates, with schedules on Sundays and weekdays. J H Olhausen is named as General Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
M. Bunday
Leavin R P
Phlingeiphi
York
Maunch Chunk
Allentown
Ronshers
Euston
Philadelphia
Nee
I Bandas
Daltimore
Washingtona
Bouth
Weet
Beth Shem
Dam
Long Pranen
Cesar Grove
Ser
Reading
Elanon
Harrisburg
Rentown
Mim
New Youk
Liberty Street
North River
South Ferry
Brooklyn
Staten Trland
Grand Centrapot
J. H. Olhausen
Train Schedules From Scranton to Albany and Beyond
Scranton trains list departures for Carbondale Albany and western points with multiple times to 1 15 p m. and 11 30 p m. The notice gives arrivals from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and the South Branch routes and directs readers to the depot ticket office for complete rates to all U S and Canada points with special Western and Governor service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbondale
Winkon-Hinrne
New York
Philadelpia
Santh Valley R. RR
Pennsylvania
R RR
Vinenies Valle RR. F
Doranton
North
Wilkes-Barre
United States
Canada
Western
Goveners
Revort
J. Burdick
G. Ea
Albany
N. Y
W. Cross
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Notice
In effect Sept 19 1897 trains leave Scranton for New York and Erie intermediate points at 7 06 am. Arrive Gleanton from spare points at 10 23 am 3 15 and 9 38 pm. Local Peey and other stops noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Erie
Gleanton
Directory of Scranton physicians lawyers and businesses alive
Scranton listings show doctors specialists accountants attorneys and merchants with offices on Wyoming avenue Spruce street Lackawanna avenue and the Board of Trade building. The notice lists Dr Kay Frey Shepherd Thapold L Amore Fatx Rook and many others with office hours and contact points along with Barrow and architectural firms and printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Boranton
DR. L. M. Gather
Board of Trade Building
Madison Avenue
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Mary Hall
Globe Warehouse
West Side
J. &. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Fenton
North Scranton
Green Ridge
Young Men's Reading Room
ST. Paul Association
UO Broadway
Archbald
Loftus’ Hall
Moorie
Thomas Coyne
John Fitzhenry
Thady Walsh
Michael McDonough
Michael Carroll
Patrick Dolan
Timothy Cotter
Michael Healey
Patrick Leonard
William Loftus
Thomas Walsh
James Durkin
Fasehold's Hall
Fasehold’s Hall
Miss New York, Jr
Hho
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
West
Pottsville
Norristown
Wood
Hutchinson
Lehigh Valley
Scranton Division
North Wi Bond
N.Y
Frankis
Hunday
Tae Pleasant Mt
Res Valendale
Forest City
Owe
WIM
Eens
White Bridge
Parnesse Ue
Cene
Jermyn Case
Archibald Voce
Esne
Winton Pres
Inne Peckville
Olyphant
Pravingtos Park
Vpoure
Ontario
Big Press
Day
Jyot E
Weat
Nderson
Pass Agt
Filtcroft
Div
ASH
Kereolton
Delaware and Hudson
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
C. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
DR. W. & Allen
Washington Avenue
L. Freas
W. L'Amorefatx
Ofpich
Adame
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
sUnm
Baybar'b
Widdings Pri
Mor Terme Pildresa KR
J. Bauer
Kulbert’s T
Megarger Brothers
Washington Vine
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lickawilina Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Rncome 10
Williams Building
Pontottioe
Rex
Yo Ee In Publishing CO
Linotype & Ae
D. B. Replogle
Moors Building
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
James H. Torrey
Old Commonwealth Building
Frank BE. Boyle
Burr Building
Rooma 1
Jessup Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Strasnoye
Commonwealth
Allodiing
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
Killam
JAS. J. MH
Hamilton
Scran
Edward ‘W. Thayer
Roomaji and WU
Joseph Jeffreys
Tond & Burr Building
L A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
C.K. Pitcher
Ctamonwealth
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
SDERS
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Spruce St
School OF the
Barring & Mswheeney
Common, Wealth Building
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Edward IL Davis
BE. L. Walter
FICE
T. . Lacey & Son, Architects
J. O. Lyman
DR. H. FP. Reynolds
C. Claubach
Wyoming Ave
CG. Snover
Leeds
O. BR. Clark & CO
Eredmen and
Pranklin Avenue
P, Ziegler
Cranton
Victor Koch
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