Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Lanin Street Branch Office
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch at No 2 Lanin building to serve the public with faster delivery of news than New York papers. McGuigan admitted pawning a time-piece found in East Market street pawn shop after it was stolen, and was remanded on $200 bail.
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The
Tribune
Lanin
Public
Wilkes
Ihe
Met
Pennsylvania
Dare
New York
Strome
McGuigan
East Market Street
New York City
Rowe
Central Park
Chandler
Mine Foremen Certificates Granted in Local Examinations
The mine foremen and assistant foremen examinations were reported with 36 applicants for foremen and 34 for assistants. Names, ages, and birthplaces show many from Wales and England. examiners listed included G M Williams and others. Certificates granted to those meeting experience requirements, while a few passed only in theory will not receive certificates.
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G. M. Williams
East Market Street
Aist
Ae Jo. Rose
Centrailia
David Panwardsdale
Ralph Parkin
Plymouth
Thomas W. Davies
Nanticoke
Albert Oram
Edwardsdale
John Oram
Mathew J. Davies
Ivor J. Waters
W. Q. Davies
Rowland Thomas
Robert Smith
David T. Evans
Thomas Bailey
Glen Lyon
John J. Grifithe
Luserne
Edwin W. Davies
Daniel C. Richards
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel J. Reese
Wales
England
Ireland
David Samuel Davis
Larksville
David Lloyd
Jon Ny@ren
James J. Lewis
Andrew Peterson
Wilkes- Barre
Thomas D. Lewis
Thomas B. Morgan
Forty Fort
Joseph T. Anderzor
Benjamin E. Davis
John Griffin
John E. Jones
Miner's Mille
William Burnett
Gugar Noteh
Joan W. Pritchard
Robert Lloyd
Daniel Reese
Charles E. Morgan
Wanamile
John P. Thomas
Larkaville
Robert D.williams
Samuel Jones
George L. Morgan
Daniel L. Richards
Richard GfcDonald
Parsons
Andrew Cox
Geveden
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Edward Mackin
William D. Morgan
Anthony Worth
Naewtooke
David Rosser
Kingston
B. G. Cobleigh
Two land lords fined over foul Wilkes-Barre outhouse nuisance
In South Wilkes-Barre residents complained of a strong odor from an outhouse used by a tribe rented by Milton and Jacob Kocher. Sanitary Officer Blaine presented the case before the mayor who ordered abatement and fined each landlord twenty dollars to cover costs.
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South Wilkes-Barre
Milton
Jacob Kocher
Arabiace
Blaine
Kocher
Fire at Midvale save barn from flames and residents
Fire swept a Midvale residence owned by Mike Ourchock at 3 o clock yesterday morning escaping the house and threatening a nearby barn. The Polish family occupants saved some furniture but the household effects were at risk until workers recovered the barn belongings amid difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike ‘Ourchock
At Aid
Substitutes Attacked by Dogs While Delivering Mail
Two substitute mail carriers, Dave Very and P A Canetey, were attacked while on duty. Mr. Thomas and another carrier were also bitten by dogs, one a large red setter and the other a bulldog, injuring their legs. Both carriers are recovering and expected back in a few days.
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Sohn E. Ae
P. A. Canetey
Mr. Thomas
Devin
Yovcerner
McGroarty
Gallagher
Thomas Spearing Buried in Service Conducted by Clergy
Rev. Dr. Hodge assisted by Rev. Dr. Jona conducted the burial service for Thomas Spearing. Attendees included Thomas Potimore and A. O. Lamers, D. A. Fok Jr., and W. Drinker among others.
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Dr. Hodge
Jona
Thomas Potimore
Lamers
D. A. Fok, Jr
W. Drinker
Watch Pledge Fallout From Hanover Picnic Prank
A Northampton street resident John faces consequences after a Hanover picnic prank involving a borrowed watch. Witnesses recall a failed joke that led to a disorderly scene and subsequent social friction.
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John
Northampton Street
Hanover Sminay
Larkaville Socialists name county ticket and adopt platform
The county Socialist Labor party convention meet at Kelley's hall in Larkaville last Wednesday night. The ticket includes Sheriff John McLaughlin of Larksville, con trovler Charlea Yates of Sugar Notch, recorder William J. Baker of Maltby, coroner Anthony Becker of Lugerne. A county committee with J. W. Becker as chairman was empowered to fill vacancies. The entire platform was adopted.
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Kelley's Hall
Larkavile
John McLaughlin
Larksville
Controvler
Charlea Yates
Sugar Notch
William J. Baker
Maltby
Anthony Becker
Lugerne
J. W. Becker
Socialist Labor Party
Meat Inspector Condemns 1400 Pounds of Unwholesome Meat
At the wholesale meat house of 8 Moslosk on Water street Charles Maurer condemned about 1400 pounds of meat including eleven quarters of beef two sheep and seventy four pounds of pork. The meat was removed by Eastertine and Sterale to their desiccating works along the river. Inspector Maurer notes wholesale houses are in good condition for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moslosk
Water Street
Charles Maurer
Eastertine & Sterale
Maurer
Local notes of weddings, accidents, and events
A wall of brief items reports a wedding between Robert Duke and Miss Annie Miles, a hospital issue for Adam Turkes, a broken arm for Michael Black, a missing man Henry Bergold, a coal mine fatality at Westminster, a murder suspect Windish in custody, a mayoral portrait, a jail term for Joseph Shreeves, and planned services and picnics from the Oratorio Society at Hanover Park with refreshments and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Kristin
Court House
Adam Turkes
Robert Duke
Annie Miles
St. Stephen's Church
Dallas
Meshoppen
Wilkes-Barre
Michael Black
Ths
Henry Bergold
Terrace Street
Tracthor Company
South Wilkes-Barre
August F. Wolf
Young Men's Christian Association
Francis M. Nicely
Westminster Chapel
Whalen
The
Traction Company
Professor Walsh
Plymouth
West End
James Fox
Westminster
Thomas Foy
Plainaville
Windigh
West Virginia
O’brien
Kearney
Joseph, Shreeves
Michael Kearmy
Brodericks
Ond
Mary Willams
Maggie Morgan
Evan
Nellie Leach
Avoca considered for new silk plant by prominent manufacturers
The Avoca board of trade received a communication from prominent silk manufacturers about locating a plant in Avoca. Their current plant is too small for expanding business and they plan to branch out, expressing interest if the town can provide required support.
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Avoca Board of Trade
Ald
Avoca
Townsfolk eye expansion promising stock and jobs
Interest grows as stock is offered and 100 bonds issued with a weekly payroll near $500. The board of trade held a well attended meeting at O Malley’s hall and planned a public gathering for July 30 to discuss town progress inviting all interested residents.
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Board of Trade
O'Malley's Hall
Malley
McGowan
J. J. McCabe
St. Mary's Cemetery
Pittston News and Local Events Roundup
The Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune opened at 6 Williams Street. Local visitors include Homer Ruggles and Wilkes-Barre Record representative H. W. Cruser. Reports cover Delware Water Gap outing, Vulcan Ironworks vs Exeter Machine Shop baseball with a $10 purse, a fatal rock fall at Stevens colliery killing Peter Butz, upcoming Tri-county league game Pittston vs Plymouth, continued tent meetings, gospel wagon work, and a Piraton Business Directory listing with Wright & Co plumbing and a range sale.
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Delaware Water Gap
Homer Ruggles
Mesers
T. R. Staley
Henry Weeks
C. B. Smith
William Devanney
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
Ferry Bridge
Fisher Welles
Wyalusing
T. E. Moran
J. L. Clark
A. N. Butler
C. Milla
J. M. Powell
R. W. Farr
Willie Mills
Corning
Vulcan Ironworks
Exeter Machine Shop
Stevens
Peter Butz
R. 8. Hussart
Lyman
Wolfn
False fire alarm causes brief panic in Taylor borough
A false alarm rang through Taylor at 9 pm drawing crowds to main streets before dispersal as no fire was found. Evangelists Moore and Shelfinger continued camp meetings at Sibley with strong attendance. Price Library Association plans an important meeting this evening. Locals join Moosic and Avoca churches excursion to Lake Ariel. John Medler returns from Atlantic City visit.
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Evangelista
Moore
Shelfinger
Sibley
Price Library Association
Moosic
Avoca
Lake Ariel
John Medler
Atlantic City
Moscow Visits and Local Happenings Highlight Spring Cantata
The report notes Mrs A D David and daughter Margery visiting friends in Caton while Huckleberry parties draw crowds at Bardens with berry shipments rising. Harry DeWitt from Port Jervis visits his father on Maple street and Mise Ganford stays with Dadson. J W Noack moves into Galge and Clement’s tenement on Ridge avenue. Mrs W L Smith visits Nicholson parents. Local youths prepare a cantata for upcoming events.
Revival meetings draw crowds at edge of woods on Riddle Street
The large tent on Riddle Street hosts nightly services led by Rev. L. Shephorn and colleagues. Audiences grow each night as speakers, including Mrs. Moore, address the gathering in the gospel tent near the edge of town.
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Riddle Street
L. Shephorn
Moore
Evangelist Tent Event With Miss Storms Featured
A lively tent gathering included praise and tears as Miss Cora Storms from Hyde Park sang beautifully. Dr. Dean spoke, and on next Friday at 3 o'clock Mir Ghivera, another evangelist, is set to appear in the same tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ferent Dtates
Cora Storms
Hyde Park
Mir. Ghivera
McDonald argues on anthracite mine death rates
The forthcoming annual report by Mine Inspector Hugh McDonald of the Fifth Anthracite district challenges English versus American mining fatality comparisons. He argues that English statistics misrepresent losses by using ton mined in calculating deaths and notes greater waste, differing vein sizes, and harsher mining methods in the United States, which affect fatality rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McDonald
McDonald
England
Lackawanna
Wyoming
The Bicycle and the New Woman in Early Satires
A collection of editorial quips from several papers mocks women cyclists and bloomers. The humor centers on the idea of the new woman riding a bicycle and challenging gender norms, with quoted lines from the Louisville Times Boston Courier Washington Star Saymour Democrat Atchison Globe Detroit Free Press.
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Atchison Globe
Detroit Free Preas
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder cases relieved in six hours by the Now Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy supposedly eases urinary pains in both sexes, with rapid relief from retention and backache. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 15 Penn Avenue, Goranton, Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Goranton
Market Roundup Hints at Mixed Trading and Low Activity
Market cautious as gains drifted. C Gas fell to 63 percent and sugar showed weakness. Industrials slipped while overall volume was light at 173000 shares. the list includes Scranton area names such as Lackawanna Lumber, Scranton Glass, and Anthracite Land and Improvement. Twenty shares of Economy Light, Heat and Power traded yesterday.
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New York
Tribune
G. d. B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Bpruce Street
Hcranton
Cs Rid
Ask Dime Dep. & Dis. Bank
Firat National Bank
Fossease
Gmessed Green Ridge Lumber Co
Ee Ance
Lackawanna Lumber Co
Bcranton Savings Bank
BO Sess
Bcranton Lace Curtain Co
Thuron Coal Land Co
Becranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
Third National Bank
National Boring & Drilling Co
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Lacka. & Montrose R. Bi
Pete Scranton Axle Works
People's St. Railway
Sases People's St. Railway
Scranton Wholesale Produce Prices Show Variations
A scanned price list from Scranton lists dried fruits apples prunes and currants from vendors Sader Tiasc Myate with per pound bids. fresh beans marrowfats green peas lentils potatoes onions butter cheese and meats with varied bids for hams bacon pork lard and smoked beef. flour grain and feed prices follow with rye straw hay and bale figures.
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Scranton
California
T.c
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Graham
Wanted Help and Notices in Scranton Advertisements
A collage of classified notices seeks a well educated man for forgings and machinery work, a known man to solicit affiliations, a New York dressmaker teaching cutting and draping, a good girl for general wages, and rooms and goods for rent. Also an advisory committee lists properties for sale and an administrator’s notice for the Philip Bartron estate in Lackawanna County.
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Ragired
Edward'o
Oy Tate
Stroat
N. Y
Livingston
New York City
Hoetzel
Lackawanna Avenue
Ming
Finiahin
Aplig
Joe
Main Avenue
New York Produce Market Prices July Update
New York market reports quiet steady trading across grains and provisions. Wheat and corn futures show mixed declines and gains with spot and futures prices listed for No. 2 red, No. 3 corn and elevator quotes. Provisions and dairy remain steady with cheese eggs and lard near unchanged levels.
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New York
Chicago
State Dairy
Tiaiéc
Do. Creamery
Western Dairy
Stalic
State
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Mic
Arkeet
Clover Geed
Timothy
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Summary
Buffalo market summaries show strong receipts across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle prices range from 1.76 to 6.26 with stockers veals and grassers noted. hogs steady to firm with typical ranges 4.00 to 8.15. sheep and lambs steady with mixed classes and prices from 2.26 to 6.26. Chicago figures mirror steady to firm trends across cattle hogs and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago
la Mory Infer Te Choles
Lambe
Legal Notices From Scranton Attorneys listed for public sale
A fragmentary OCR shows law firms including Warren & Knapp, Tessups & Hand, Patterson & Wilcox, Hand, Okell and others in Scranton and Wilkes Barre area referenced with addresses in Commonwealth Building and Coal Exchange. The text mentions active salesmen, salary details, and P O Boxes as contact points without full context or complete actions.
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Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Washington Avenue
Stran_ton
Tessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
W On Avenue
Patterson & Wilcox
Scranton
Roswell H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
FRANK_T. OKELL
Coal Exchange
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Stra Wirkes-Nare
Midvale
Thomas Spearing
MR. Maurer
Cureevna
Pittston
Scranton Tribune
H. W. Cruser
Williams Street
Piraton Business
Wright & Co
South Main Street
Taylor
Moscow
Isley
Louisville
Boston Courier
Matilda
Boston
Washington Star
Saymour
C. E. and
Philadelia
Bay
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
Can
South
Mil
Gt. P
Delaware & Hud
Ing
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash
Manhattan
Central Central
L. BE
Nor
Pacific
Pacific Mail Phil
Southern R. Rt
CL. & Toveeseeas MQ
Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
Cveens
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Connolly & Wallace
Agust
Om Catt Coe
Caro Scranton Tribune
PotoTo
Jon Ad Aceite
I. Plat
Pertheinra
Fea
John Servet
York
Commonwealth Build
MT. Keller
Sauz New Household Goode
Smallllot
van Aulker
Mars Restaurant
Franklin Avenue
Tee
Adams Agenus
Pine
Gibson Streets
Williamn T. Smith
Henry A. Knapp
Jenene
Wholadis
Usness
Carbon & Davies, Serranton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Homas E. Evans
Luserne, Hyde
MYQN
Wyoming Avenue
Ottage
Lake Winola
Beranton
Tate
Winton Garrick M. Harding
Asleor
Philip Bartron
Lars Gcranton
Lackawanns County
Catai
D. Seana
Aiea
Pai Paib
Ae van Pokeonee
May
Ick
Hk Dickeon Stone Ant
Heaseaatic
P.O
Care Scranton Tribune
Oswald Coer
M's
Dunmore
Ieee
Eee
Sselin
Cedar Avenue
Ndirsan
North Sommer
Sumner Avenue
Girtos
Gro
Garfield
Avenue
Avenue, Jxperience Bhoe Clerk
W. W
Thie Offiaw
Medical
G. Edgar Dean
Courthouse Square
Kay
Penn Ave
Skee A. Connell
Pwashington Avenue
Coragh Street
Francke
Oestree
Eeeaeae
Vine St
W. B. Allen
North Washington _sveame
G L. Frey
Yomins Ave
Restonce
Bosine Street
Toe D. Im
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
Jos
William A, Taft
Laura Surgeon
We. Ub
Fatlas Avenues
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Wise
Worcester
Adams Avenue
James W. Oakford
Eh Commons
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
A. A. Watres
Lackawana Ave
Urie Townsend
Dime Bank
Joan
Pi Pitcher
Comegys
Spruce Street
D. B. Replogle
Spruce + street
B. F. Killam
Wyoming Ave
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bids
M. C. Rance
Edward J. Aa Ik
Commonwealth Ating
Siresiens E
Brown & Morris
Archi Price Building
Grand Union Tea Co., Jones Bros
Republic Savings and An Association
Bauer's Orchestra
Wyoming Beaver Music
Washington Ave
Bevanston
Frank P. Brown & Whole
Tintee
West Lackawanna Een
Thomas Aubrey
Willame Bulldin
Rex
ELK Cafe
Rease
Ziegle
Bcranton
Victor
B. Anable
the Windsor Hotel
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