Municipal water committee chief resigns in Carbondale
The executive committee of the Carbondale municipal water committee with ten members announces its plan to resign Wednesday evening. The group cites criticism of a recently issued contract and suggests a list of successors including KE M Peck Reese Hughes James Loftus George Herbert and others to take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Water Committee of One
L. A. Roberts
H. J. Fireman
T. M. Nealon
TH. CG. Wheeler
M. D
J. W. Kilpatrick
N. Gelder
H. I. Riley
KE. M. Peck
Reese Hughes
James J. Loftus
George A. Herbert
HH. J. Hockenberrs
Andrew Krantz
Henry Collins
W. W. Watt
Gabriel Poughanos
Kle Morgan
Daniel Rutherford
John Mullraney
Whitmore Plans Modern Hotel On Burned Hilldine Site
Stephen Whitmore prepares plans for a hotel to rise next summer on the site of the burned Hilldine. He contemplates installing an electric plant large enough to power cottages in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Whitmore
Hilldine
Mr. Whitmore
Local notes and updates from Carbendale and surroundings
James Gorman returns from Wayne county. Sis CN Hines convalesces on Belmont street. Charess Mitchell of Binghamton visited A E Tiffany yesterday. Louis Doyle rehired by Lender W Baer placed on retired list. Miss Marry Jlorkins returns from Sidney. Miss Elizabeth Scurry ill. T Reilly to lead Mayfield Traction office after February 1. Main Street office to close. George W Hickes runs as Independent alderman candidate. Funeral for Mrs Thomas Cummings at 2 pm. coroner cites acute pneumonia. Murray daughter at South Main Street severely ill with diphtheria, intubation performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
Asr
Carbendale
Wayne County
Sis
Hines
Belmont Street
Charess Mitchell
Binghamton
A. Ek. Tiffany
Louis Doyle
W. J. Baer
Erit
Marry Jlorkins
Fldney
Elizabeth Scurry
T. Reilly
Traction Company
Mayfield
Main Street
Scranton
George W. Hickes
Thomas Cummings
Tribune
WT. H. Murray
South Main Street
Whitmore plans new Crystal Lake hotel building
West Mayfield owner Mr. C Whitmore who destroyed Crystal Lake hotel by fire plans a modern electric structure likely to be completed before next season. The project aims to attract patrons with updated facilities and electricity throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Whitmore
West Mayfield
Crystal Lake
Michael Clark, Jr
Mainstreet
Dewey Glee Club
Forest City
Felix Eagan
Main Street
Mrs Branton Found Relief After Hood's Sarsaparilla
Scranton reports Mrs W Branton of 496 Fourth Avenue faced severe stomach trouble and dizziness before using Hood's Sarsaparilla. After four bottles, she was entirely cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Branton
Fourth Avenue
Hood
Funeral services for Reuben Brown at home
The funeral for Reuben Brown, who passed away Saturday morning, will be held at his residence this morning at 1.00 o'clock. Interment will follow in Washburn Street Cemetery, Scranton. The Ladies' Aid will meet afterward at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Brown
Washburn Street
Scranton
Rey
Prentice
Feebleness of Heart Action in Kidney Disease
Essay on heart failure linked to kidney trouble and the strain on the heart and lungs. Claims Warner's Safe Cure cures kidney disease and cites thousands of testimonial witnesses to its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests andVisits
Mrs P. H. Posten hosts a gathering this afternoon at two. Mr and Mrs Turner of New York are visiting relatives here. Mrs Lumley of Scranton, formerly local, visited Mr and Mrs S J Hornbaker. Mrs Shaw to host a quilting party for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at her home. Marion Scott improving after illness. Mrs S Yeager hosted Scranton friends over Sunday. Mrs BE Vaughn spent yesterday at Moogan. Epworth League cabinet holds prayer and business at Dr Wilson’s home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posten
Turner
New York
Lumley
Scranton
Ths Place
J. Hornbaker
Shaw
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Marion Scott
Yeager
Scranton Friends
BE. Vaughn
Moogin
Epworth Leaene Cabinet
Taylor Hyee company to host masquerade ball at Weber rink
The Taylor Hyee company No 1 plans a masquerade ball at Weber's rink on Fels with costumes by L D Fahrenholt of Scranton and nearly 500 tickets sold for the Calvary Baptist church event on Feb 5. The town reads of a charity fair at Weber's rink supporting St. Ceveda’s church and a long list of prize items won by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hyee Company
Weber
Fels
L. D. Fahrenholt
Scranton
Calvary Baptist Church
Searton
New Catholic Church
Weber's Rink
Father Moffitt
John McHale
South Beranton
George L. Timlin
Taylor
Agatha Kiefer
Dr. J. J. Tine
OM Forge
M. J. Fleming
Southcranton
J. Meafferty
Marti Healey
Arlen Ovara
HL Coyne
Patried Mwhrtien
Old Forge
J. A. Moilitt
Ines
OH. Coyne
Kathy Ehaly
Michael McLaughlin
Rocker
W. C. Carey
Tayfor
Ethel Mutherin
P. Mulherin
Mamie
Councilman
John D. Francis
Bloomsburg
Jessie Harris
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Leah Evans
Ashley
W. F. Schroeder
Foster
Presbyterian Church
Mary Griffiths
Moosic
Silk mill workers threaten strike over dockage and pay
The workforce at a silk mill met last evening and named a committee to report grievances to Mr. Ashley regarding excessive dockage and underpayment. If unsatisfied, a strike will follow. James Ward and Dr. W. H. Pier attended the Prudential insurance agents banquet at Hotel Terrace, Scranton, on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
James Ward
W. H. Pier
Prudential Insurance
Hotel Terrace
Scranton
Tornado at Academy of Music Delights Lincoln audience
The Hunsley Jackson Stock Company staged Lincoln Carter's The Tornado to a packed Academy of Music crowd. J J Hunstley, J J Morris and others drew praise for vivid acting. a cyclone scene impressed, with Phil Maber and WC Marrington contributing special talents. The troupe will present My Maryland this afternoon and Faust tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Hoark
Hunsley-Jackson Stock Company
Lincoln J. Carters
Diana
Villany
Artiain
Plarere
Thoes
J. J. Hunstley
J.J. Morris
Menry C. Parrison
Phil Maber
Helen Vaughn
Helen Kinitley
Ella Marble
Hag
Acta
Phil Miher
WC. Marrigton
Maryland
Faust
Real estate and legal notices mingle with transport timetables
Classified ad page lists property sales and bargains, sought positions, and legal notices from Scranton area. Also includes Attorney listings, a railway schedule covering Carbondale to New York routes, and local business ads. Prominent names include Burr Bubleline and H. Whoss of Beranton.
Pain Balm Relief Story From Alpharetta Reader
A reader from Alpharetta Georgia credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with relief from rheumatism after other medicines and a doctor failed. The testimonial claims thousands have been cured and notes one application relieves pain with sale through Matthews Brothers as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eechilea
Chamberlain
J. A. Dodgen
Alpharetta
Matthews Brothers
Top Notchers Bring Vaudeville Thrills to Gaiety
The Gaiety offered straight vaudeville from Sheehan and Kennedy's Top Notchers with strong aerobatic bits and a thrilling four Farl sisters flying trapeze finale. Seltzer baths and burlesque routines drew little crowd action while musical acts scored highly. The Top Notchers perform again today and tomorrow both matinee and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
Kennedy
Farl
Local notices from a Saturday night civic gathering
At a special meeting of the W. W. Waters post Grand Army of the Republic Dr J E Sickler lost his medicine case from his wagon during a Riverside call Friday evening Mrs Della Krug of Philadelphia visits her parents Mr and Mrs J D Peck of Math Street Deputy Sheriff Jacsh Ferber was a caller in town yesterday Miss Sadie Stage entertains Miss Isateelie Maxwell of Carbondale The Ee Plasophs held a ball at the Morgan store building The Oriental Star lodge will hold their banquet this evening Miss Irdgie Davis injured two weeks ago by a car is recovering at home after skull fracture and brain pressure surgery Mr D F Shook driver for Miller J T Nyhart had a knee injury from a wagon fall at Storrs mine taken to Moses Taylor ambulance There will be a Wilson Fire company's fair committee meeting at the hose house Thursday evening all committees and interested parties are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Sickler
Riverside
Della Krug
Philadelphia
J D. Peck
Math Streeet
Jacsh Ferber
Sadie
Isateelie Maxwell
Carbondale
Order of
Ee Plasophs
Morgan Store
Oriental Star Lodge
Yosterday
Idrgie Davis
Scranton ‘Trenton Company
Hotel Wilson
Miss Davis
D. F. Shook
Miller J. T. Nyhart
Storr's
Shook
Moses Taylor
Wilson Firs Company
Hose House
Prong-Wilsok Concert Company At Brockway Course
At the Lyceum on Wednesday evening the Prong-Wilsok Concert company appeared. It was the seventh entertainment in the popular Brockway course and highly regarded as one of the best provided during the entire series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Prong-Wilsok
WiLappear
Brockway
Mayo to Present Pud nhead Wilson at Lyceum Next Friday
Edw Mayo will perform Pud nhead Wilson at the Lyceum next Friday evening. His portrayal of Pudd n head Wilson shows remarkable composure and restraint, avoiding emotion except in calm scenes and earning note for a love-story free play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw Mayo
Pud@nhead Wilson
Lyceum
Mr. Mayo
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Wilson
Investment Broadens Crime Probe Unclear Address
Fragmentary note mentions seeking legitimate business investment with Tribune office contact details in a vague inquiry about investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tribuna
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By Physicians
Local applications fail to reach the disease. internal remedies cure catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is an internal medicine prescribed by top doctors, combining potent tonics and cleansing purifiers. Free testimonials are offered by Fr. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huack Mediciie
Cheney
Avoca Parson Cranes Plans Holy Land Trip Stuns Parish
Rev M F Crane announces trip to the Holy Land ending thirty year Avoca pastorate. Parishioners show deep emotion as they bless his forthcoming voyage. Nellie Walsh starts teaching at Scranton Corre spondence schools and James Ward wins a school director post in First ward. John Murphy’s Hartford death prompts funeral arrangements at St Marys. Nellie Richens ill. Harry Harris to lead St Marys sacristy sight-reading class. registration urged for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Crane
Holy Land
Avoca
Father Crane
Avora
Nellie Walsh
Scranton
James Ward
Cornelius Osborne
Ward
John Murphy
Hartford
Conn
McAlpine Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Nellie Richens
North End
Seriously
Harry Harris
St. Mary's Church
Reward Offered for Early Inftory of Mining Agreement Details
A twenty five dollar reward is offered for the earliest reliable record of the agreement between the Anthr elite Mining Company and Ore miners to set powder prices with the Wreming and Lackawanna Wadless. The notice claims the pact was unlawful when wakes were adjusted, seeks names and representatives of parties from the Anthracite Alliance, and lists John C. Haddeck of New York as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthrelite Mining Company
Wreming
Lackawanna
Anthracite Alliance
John C. Haddeck
Broadway
New York
Annual Meeting Notice for Lackawanna Trust and Deposit Co
The THD stockholders election of directors will be held at the company office 4 Lackawanna Avenue in Heranton Pa on Monday February 6 between three and four o clock PM. Shepherd Ayars vice president signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THD
The
Lackawanna Trust
Buro Deponsht Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Heranton
Mm. Shepherd Ayars
City scavenger duties cleaned privy vaults and cess
A. D. Prigos oversees city scavenger work cleaning privy vaults and cess pools. Orders list 1100 North Main Avenue or Eicko's Drug Store at the corner of Adame and Mulberry for notices or directions. Telephone available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clatk &O
Serdmen and Nursery Men
Washington Avenle
Préen House
North Main Avenue
Flora Telephone
A. DB
Prigos
A. B. Briggs
Pruarasss
Eicko
Adame and Mulberry
Will Kes Barke Record Availability in Beranton
Local listing notes the Will Kes Barke Record can be obtained at Beranton news stands operated by Relsman Hros at 405 Spruce and 603 Lindber, M Norton at 122 Lackawanna Avenue, and L Bebutzer on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kes Barke
Beranton
Relsman
Spruce
Linder
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Bebutzer
Spruce Street
Keller Scalp Treatment Case Scrawled in Fractured Note
Fragmentary OCR text lists Keller scalp treatment with scattered phrases and a Quincy reference. No clear event date or full context available. extraction focuses on named entity Keller and place Quincy amid garbled terms.
Central Railroad timetable notes for New York and connections
Timetable effective November 15 1999 lists trains from Beranter to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and other points. Services include express and local departures with multiple daily times and connections to Pittston Wilkes Barre Baltimaore Ocean Grove and Reading with listed stations and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Wilker- Barr
Talthimore
Eathichem
K. A
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanen
Herrishare
Lome
Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton to Major Points
The Scranton timetable lists Lehigh Valley routes to New York Philadelphia and connections via D and H and D L W with multiple daily departures including 645 am and 1200 pm. It notes Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre New York and Philadelphia, with agents listed for ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and
Hudson
Beranten
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New Englind Points
Honesdale
Wilkes-Narre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Carbondale
North
IOS
Wilkes-Barre
South
Tor
DLS Po
Lie
New England
United States
Burnce
N. Y
H.whoss
A. Beranton
Bchanton
D. & Hop BR
White Haven
Taxleton
Principel
Tethichem
Kosten
Reading
Harrisbore
Wis
Black Dinmont Press
W. i
Geneva
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Water Committee
Laer
Jermyn and Mayfield
W. H
Maynard R. Thompson
First Baptist Church
Bucquehanna
R. H. Martin
Moscow
A. F. A. Battenberg
Dr. Pancoast
Taylor News
Moses Morrey
P. M W. McCann
William Burke
Patrick McDonald
C. M. Hathaway
James EM. Williame
Sylvester Willhime
A. C. Farrell
Charles Ely
John Lillibridge
Binkely Baptist Church
Welch Baptist Church
Providence
Parrett
Lfe
Susquehanna Street
Clark's Summit
Daniel Jenkins
Edwardaville
Elvira Jones
Jennie Rhinehart
May Evans
Lackawanna Street
Grant Stith
Jermyn
Matthew Mackey
D, Gl, Cirhifithe
Lackawanna Streect
People’s Exchange
Beaeft
Ocean
Westminster Hotel
John Dormyn
Wroming Avenue
Ocery Bs Lackawanna Hardware Co
J. A. Gunster
Jefferson Avenue
A. M
Lock
Pockville
Price
Malin Avenue
Pine Street
Sventigs
Brecker
Tlevres
Evans & Co
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hipney
Fountain Bath Brush CO
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerson's
I and i Commonwealth
Weohinston Avenue
Meadtern
Gardner
Bpiuce Street
Enelin
Mleade Acres
Ach Street
Bim Pa
Philadephia
Weston
Wallbright Avenue
Porter
William Suafer
Relickowman Avenue
Tran
Charley M. Cary
Jones’ Block
LL Price Street
Wayne Avenue
D. M
Avouchman
Spaulding, Traders’ Hank Building
Edward H. Davis
ARC Tithe i
Cornell
Lewis Hancock
Spruce St
Cor
Wash
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Otntists
DI. TO
Lyman,cranton
Ptivate Hospital
Cor, Wyoming
Mulberry
IL. F. Reynolds
P.O
PR. c. Co
Lauractt
Wyoming Ave
Cofnover
Coal Exchange
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Nhar D
le & W
Victor Koch
Enyor
Richard J. Rourke
Lackiwanna Avenue
J. W. Browning
Reams 3 Balling
Mears Building
Waeshington Avenue
Sruce Street
M. J. Donahoe
Mear Ats
Frank E Poyle
Burr Bubleline
Will Lard
Wartien DI Knapp
Bulfline
Warhington Avenue Jessup & Issue
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
I. A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Pitcher
Commonwealth Bulldng
Patterson & Wilcox
National Bank
C. Comingys
Republican Building
A.W. Berthole
Meare Building
PHYS
W. Vamoreaux
D. Princi
W. FE. Plumtey
Srrnz
Kvettel
Lackawnons Avenue
Bauer
MIBIC
BR. L Puuer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulberts
Moesle
Megargee Hrothers
Stroudsburg
Ebden
Pile
Helphill
Prom Strowishure
Buffalo
Dewero
Montrose
Nicholan
Ruffalo
Hee and WW A, Ma and 0 Pom. Reem Oxwege
Syracuse
Athea
Nicholson
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
A& m
Sok
Seranton
Sead
Boranton
Olyphant
W. W. Waters Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Sweeney Building
Peckville
Fairbank Company
Ghiceps
Si.keals
Sesten
Peal Medicine CO
Clovalane
John H. Phelp
Wilzok Concert Company
Edwin Mayo
Port Ofice Box al
Neonard J. Burtis
Montgomery Street
Jersey City
N. J
LEGAL
Charlotte Bougsell
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Geries
Ed. McHenry
B. F P. Tinkham
Charlotte Bonsell
Republlican
City of Scranton
W. Gaylord Thomas
H. P. Whitmore
Orphans Court
Beries
C. Pl. Welles
Whitmore
Taw
Vclark A
Connell Building
Feranton
Tme
Sater Fund
Alworth
Alexander (Raig
Areranton
County of Lackawanna
Lucius P. Deming
James Craig
New Flaven
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Avenue
L. T. Keller
Sam Pecin
EAM
Sunbury
Harksburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hagieton
Pottsville
Norristown
Harrisburg
Washveen
Irrisburg
Woon
Gen. Pass
J. B. Hutchinson
Mgr
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Howley
Tralne
Anlighs
North Hound
Ipsene
Inncock
Preaten Park
Winondale Forest
White
Bridge Mayfield
Jermyn Archibald Winkon
Peekvilla
Priceburg
Bundey
Slyuliics
Ernera
Oly Otger
Vol
Wetafin
Wagner Buffet Alee
cHifuy Choir
Ete
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