Violin Recital Closes Northeastern Pennsylvania Event
The Nicholone Opera House hosted a closing recital by Nellie Hollister featuring Frank Doyle and William Kiffithe from Scranton. The program included violin solos, trombone pieces, piano duets, vocal selections, and orchestral numbers with Windsor, Griffiths, and Mack contributing as accompanists.
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Nellie Hollister
Violin Clase
Mike Nellie Hollister
Nicholeon Opera House
Frank Doyle
Willam W.kiffithe
Scranton
Miss Hollister
Clase
Bennett
Mr. Griffiths
Thorne
Afton
Harris
Rew Shields
Sedermand
Laine
Flestie Stephene
Wiliam Griffith
Nellie Mack
Llewellyn Shields
Salto
Tohani
Mongurka
Marion Osgrad
Pratt
Eliza beth Kittredge visits and town notes from Tunkhannock
Special to the Scranton fritune reports Miss Elizabth Kittredge visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre. Attending commencement at Wellesley College were James W. Pratt and wife and their daughter Eula lie. Various local items include illness of E M Phillips, DA Smith Kinner in Nicholson, new roof for M S Handrick, and an election site fixed at Anson Stephens house. Ice cream social announced for July 2 at Catholic church. Triton Hose company relay team named. Borden family rowing captain elected. several visits and travels noted among residents.
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Tunkhannock
Elizabeth Kittredge
Wilkes-Barre
James W. Pratt
Wellesley College
Mass
Eulalie
E. M. Phillips
Smith Kinner
Nicholson
M.S. Handrick
Anson Stephens
George Purdon
Caghondale
Charles Terry
Katherine Heckman
Sayre
Oscar ©. Esser
Hiram Carter
Lehigh Valley
Evans Avery
Engine Company
Mra
Alvin
Triton Hose Company
Relay Hook and Ladder Company
Moeshoppen
Samuel Fitch
Harry Cortright
Clarence Egginston
Guy Titman
Thomas Boyce
Patrick Raye
Christopher Callahan
William Callahan
Fred Barlow
John Nichole
Allie eBtts
John Watson
Harry Ross
Stedman Harding
Walter Martin
John Borden
P. R. Borden
Cornell
Catholic Church
Theodove Streeter
Washington
Steven Dana Streeter
Boston
E. RB. Rice
Altoona
Misses Hughes
Helen
Mabel
Nerve Pills Promoted By Dr A W Chase In Scranton Ad
Public notice style advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nerve fatigue. It cites Mrs Joseph Mitchell of West Scranton reporting improved sleep nerves and kidneys after use and lists Matthews Bros drugstore as temporary headquarters near Washington and Lackawanna.
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A. W. Chase
Scranton
Joseph Mitchell
Linden Street
West Scranton
Matthews Bros
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
School board to meet this evening and local notices
The school board schedules an evening meeting. Mrs. R M Pascoo visits friends in Waymart. Mrs. Rolla of Dupont suffers injuries from a large dog owned by the family after it charged during firecrackers. The dog mauled her arm until help arrived. Miss Nellie Doran and Thomas Mundy, of Pittston, wed at St Mary's church on Thursday night.
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R. M. Pascoo
Waymart
Rolla
Dupont
Pittston
St. Mary's Church
Jane Leslie
St. Loulh Republic
Household Remedies and Advice from Prof Coles
A fragment describes mixing saleratus and sulphur with camphor for fumigation and recommends a lime water mix for burns. It invites readers to send ten cents for Prof Coles' Storms and Signa guide, listing Kingston, Pa as the place and June 20, 1991 as the date.
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Coles
Storms
Signa
U. C. Coles
Kingston
Freight’s the thing in railroad receipts
The article notes that about three quarters of a railroad’s income comes from freight, with passengers providing most of the rest. It mentions that mail, express, and other privileges contribute little, and that passenger service is affected by state legislatures setting service specifications, citing an Ohio law about height limits.
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Ohio
Local Couple Wed as Pittston Contingent Attends
The bride wore white with lace and satin, carrying a large white rose bouquet and a chiffon hat. Miss Kate McLaughlin of Pittston served as maid, groom’s escort Patrick Newcomb of Pittston. After a small reception at the bride’s home, the couple will reside on the West Side.
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Kate McLaughlin
Pittston
Patrick Newcomb
Meshoppen
William Frown
Shaft
John Blease
Ella A. O'Malley
Wilkes-Barre
Margaret Davis
Jermyn
Emma Lower
Simon Tulley
Ella Rainey
Atlantic City
Avova
Storma and Signs warn of storms and plagues this August
The author from Storma and Signs foresees Mother Earth in the House of Fortune with King Leo opposing her. They warn of epidemics and drought from the low-wib forces, while Jupiter Uranus and Saturn bring some fortune to America amid turmoil in the old world. The text predicts severe storms, heat waves, frost, and unusual weather in August, plus new microbes threatening crops. It offers dates for noxious weed destruction and fishing and sowing guidance, with cautions about avoiding surgeries during Low-Ebb days. It also includes railroading opinions and notes about freight versus passenger service, flag stops, and promotions.
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Mother Earth
House of Fortune
Leo
Lion
Earth
America
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Old World
Jortune
Stage Fortunes in Everybody's Magazine Portrait
The article ranks stage actors by earnings. Joseph Jefferson earns the most from direct gross, while Lotta Crabtree and Sol Smith Russell are wealthier through investments. Webber & Field’s fortune reaches 400000, and several stars like Helena Modjeska and James Hackett clear about 10000 yearly, with 12 to 20 actors earning similar salaries.
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Joseph Jefferson
Lotta Crabtree
Sol Smith Russell
William Crane
Denman Thompson
Russell
Crane
Neil Burgess
Edward Herrington
Andrew Mack
Chauncey Alcott
James O'Neil
James A
Herne Henry Miller
Sarah Cowell LeMoyne
James K. Hackett
Louie James
Kathryn Kidder
Robert Mantell
The Editor and Jane Leslie Divides a Dame and a Dream
A married editor befriends author Jane Leslie while courting her weekly Eclipse column. He reflects on his wife’s domestic role and Jane Leslie’s intellect, amid hints of jealousy and fascination with a more equal companionship. The piece explores gender roles and literary collaboration.
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Eclipse
Jane Leslie
Mme
The
Jane Lesiie
the Eclipse
Jane Lewise
For Rent and Classifieds Mix From Tribune Page
A dense ad slate lists rental spaces and sales in Dunmore and surrounding areas including 1200 feet on the Tribune building fourth floor for light manufacturing, eight rooms at 783 Jefferson Avenue, and a furnished Riverview farm summer residence. The page also features numerous “SITUATION WANTED” notices for work by day, as a bookkeeper, cook or maid, and a novelist excerpt blending fiction with a personal anecdote.
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Tribune
THE
Riverview Farm
Susquehanna River
W. Walker
Congress Building
Washington Avenue
Eastern League Scores Report
Rochester defeats Syracuse 6 to 5 while Buffalo and Providence post 4 each in a tight league tally. The brief standings highlight small-margin results among four clubs in the circuit.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Providence
Classified Ads and Notices from Scranton Listings
A jumble of early 20th century classified ads seeks workers and services. Listings include WANTED positions for a fright young man and experienced porter, a wash-woman, an intelligent woman, and a 410 capital worker. plus notices for accountants, architects, lawyers, and bankers. Several business names and local addresses appear.
Local Market Prices Listed For Produce And Groceries
A list of imperfectly transcribed prices shows per bushel rates for beans corn peas and green peas. Values appear garbled but indicate market figures such as 2.60 to 2.05 for beans and 1.40 to 1.45 for green peas with other items and prices partially legible.
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H. G. Dale
Larkawanna Ave
Daly
Imalte
Baldge
Shale
Matt
Fast Buffalo Receipt Notes Dairy Cattle and Sheep Trade
Fragmentary summary of cattle and sheep shipment figures with various terms such as calves, lambs, and yearlings. Mentions prices like 5 005 475 and 2005 40, plus references to wine for lambs and a Mary Hoge basis on principal grades.
Board of Examiners to Meet for Scranton Mine Inspector Candidates
The Board of Examiners appointed by the Lackawanna County court will convene July 16 1901 at 2 PM in Scranton City Hall to examine candidates for mine inspector positions. Applicants must show at least five years of practical experience in Pennsylvania’s anthracite coal mines. Executors notice and partnership dissolution details included for local estates and firms Rogers and Major.
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Board OF Examiners
Offic of
Flint
Berond
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Board of Centre Rooms
City Hall
Scranton
Pennsylvania
John F. Smyde
Vaughn Richa
James Young
James FB. Morrison
Alex, Ruhland
A. M. Rogers
Major
County of Lackawaens
Rogers & Major
ALPD
Oropesa
Aa.l
A. H. Rogers
A. BH
Bowers
Walter RK
Davis
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Irving Avenue
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Seventh Street
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Ly Lackawanna Dalry Jr
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