The Tribune Opens Wilkes-Barre Branch Office
The Tribune establishes a Wilkes-Barre branch at No. &, Laning Wunding to expand circulation in Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns. It pledges comprehensive news coverage from domestic to foreign and financial, aiming to deliver papers three to five hours earlier than Philadelphia and New York journals.
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Pubileware
Wilkes-Barre
Luxerne County
Wilkex-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
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New York
Obsequies for John P Green Held at Pittston Home
A large cortege attended the funeral at the Green family residence on La Grange Street. Members of the Sons of St. George and Knights of Honor paid respects. Rev. N. G. Parke led services at Welsh Baptist church with remarks from several ministers. Interment followed at Pittston Cemetery.
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John P. Green
la Grange Street
Sons of St. George
Knights of Honor
Mr. Green
N. G. Parke
Welsh Baptist Church
Demymain
Stev
Thomas W. Swan
Hes
Hos MeQlements
William Jenkins
Mer. Morgin
Ab’. Green
Eldeen
Tytle
Pittston Cemetery
Henry Martin
Alex McMillan
Robert Smiles
John Barnes
George Howard
Thomas Youn
Pittston and Scranton Street Railway Company
Lehigh Valley Crovsing
Smith Ville
Ray
Cara
Delaware and Madson and Letgh Valley
St. John's Academy
Pardenial School
Dullilte
Mary
Key
Ea CC
Burke Clara
Grmaby
Mary McAndrews Tite TL Mooney
Anna T. Joyce
Siege L. Murphy
Bishop O'Hara
Hie Heath
Misa
G. Wo Anthony
Scranton
Viola Swartwood
Montgomery Street
Wilkes- Barre
Wright & Co
South Main Street
Joseph Glennon
Atlantic City
Fair Grounds
West Pittston Clube
West Pittston
Black Diamond Hook and Ladder Company
Oregon Grove
William Connell Hose Company
Darktown Brigade
Simon Skollek
Duryea
Mem
Thin City
Wilkes-Barre Paved Streets Laudably Cleaned
Residents complain about Wilkes-Barre streets but visitors note the city’s thorough cleaning of paved roads. The piece argues other Pennsylvania cities lag behind and Wilkes-Barre is habitually free from street dirt, with cleaning following weather permitting.
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Wilkes-Parre
Pennsylvania
Wilkes
Better Car Service Expands Schedule In June 24 Start
Beginning June 4 the Scott Street line adds a second car with departures at 6 15 a m and every 15 minutes to 10 45 a m on Sundays from 8 00 a m to 1 00 p m An extra Hanover park service runs from 12 50 p m every 20 minutes until 10 50 p m Cars to the park run every ten minutes on Hanover park trips. regular cars leave at 0 20 40 minutes past the hour Hanover park at 10 30 and 50 minutes past. The schedule takes effect Monday June 24 1805.
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Hanover Park
Nanticoke
The Suspected Reich Murderers’ Trials Delayed to Fall
District Attorney Fell postponed the murder cases against James Fisher John Robinson and Michael Kearney for the killing of Barney Melek. Trials were not called today as Fell is not ready. William Gillespie Robinson’s attorney seeks Lackawanna venue but lawyers expect Luzerne county in Wilkes-Barre.
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Fell
James Fisher
John Robinson
Michael Kearney
Jal
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Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne Sportsmen Club urged to act lawfully after shooting incident
The Luzerne Sportsmen's club and Warden Campbell admonished Charles Van Lewkin of Pittston after he fired at a doe rabbit and fled with young rabbits nearby. The incident, dated on a Sunday afternoon, drew attention to lawful hunting conduct and community welfare.
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Warden Campbell
Charles van Lewkin
Pittston
van Lew- van
Campbell targets sport crime ring amid local arrests
Warden Campbell had Van Lewran arrested after a rabbit killing incident. Squire Ehret fined Lewran. Campbell eyes fish dynamiters and an Oljo tana gressora against sport with surprises planned for Lidse people.
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van Lewran
Squire Ehret
Rabbit
Cosis
Ling
Kingston and Plymouth duel at Pine Tree ground
A cocking main between Kingston and Plymouth occurred yesterday at the Pine Tree near No. 3 mine on the West Side Sporting Ground. The stake was 75 dollars per side. Kingston won the first bout, Plymouth the second, and Kingston the purse in the third. Several outside battles followed with about 800 spectators in attendance.
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Forest City youth fatally injured on Jersey Central train
Robert Hughes, a Forest City resident, died after being thrown from a Jersey Central train near Mill Creek while he stood on the rear platform. He was with a picnicking party headed for Mountain Park when the incident occurred Sunday morning.
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Uo Jersey Central Railroad
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Fatal Stabbing Affray At Baninday Leaves Victims
In a Baninday incident at Welles WU a fatal stabbing occurred among a group of young men. Martin Kokonigha gid Hove Pavach and Shivontany, all around 18, faced a deadly assault by John KRotoh and two older companions. The attackers used rocks, causing severe injuries before authorities detained Habina and Ketch awaiting court results.
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Martin Kokonigha
Gid Hove Pavach
Shivontany
John Krotoh
George
Baling
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Dall
Local incident prompts arrest after drunken dispute
A muddled OCR note reports John, described as a man from Oxrard Centing dens, was upset on Saturday night and accused of harming his wife after drinking. Mayor Nicholé reportedly ordered bondless release pending a court appearance.
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John
Nicholé
Cong
Local residents plan summer cottages near Susquehanna area
Me and Walter Gistom have returned tram touring. Balint will not spend much time this season at the summer cottage, Lock Eden near Susquehanna. W Bixby and family moved to their Glen Summit cottage Saturday and will remain until autumn. Lieutenant Richard Sturdevant is mentioned in relation to Drs Bo Sturdevant of the city.
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Balint
Cummer
Lock Eden
Susquehanna Bounty
W. Bixby
Glen Summitt
Firialgn See
United States
Richard Sturdevant
Dros
Bo Sturdevant
Local notices and social updates from a small town
A compilation of community items includes theater proposals and reduced rates, debates at the Palloma theans Society, obituaries, upcoming funerals, benefit concerts, visitors from Sayre and Bloomsburg, church events with Rev. Dr. Griffin and Rev. Severson, upcoming preaching, visitors from Wilkes-Barre, and local schedules for West End wheel races at West Side park.
Old Forge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Ina Wilehner of West Pinston visits Miss Jennie Drake this week. Presbyterian Sunday School held its annual please with a joyful gathering. Glenwood lodge Knights of Pythias asks all members to be present Tuesday evening. Miewella Drake visited Scranton Thursday. Mrs. I. Repp leaves Friday for a short visit in Binghamton. Safford of Nicholson visits daughter Mrs. B. Drake.
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Ina Wwilehner
Weat Pinston
Jennie Drake
Presbyterian Sunday School
Glenwood Lodge
Kniehts
Pythias
Miewella Drake
Scranton
I’. Repp
Binghamton
N.o
Safford
Nicholson
Mra
Drake
Printing services advertised by The Tribune
The Tribune promotes printing for events and groups including P.S.C. E and Epworth League. It highlights top cards for six months, posters circulars and tickets at low prices, urging readers to consult for festival or excursion needs.
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Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Relief After Six Weeks
Morton TL Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, swollen body and face, bedridden six weeks with eight doctors no relief until Mystic Cure for Rheumatism was tried. It gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days. Sold by Carl Lorenz, Druggist, Scranton.
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Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave
Nue
Scranton
Prominent Buffalo Woman Follows Home After Train Incident
Mrs. J D Larkin wife of a Buffalo soup maker was taken violently ill on Lehigh Valley train No 1 near Falls in this county on Friday afternoon She was delirious and treated with opiates Her son and friends met her at the station and she was escorted home The incident follows a visit down country and mentions a farewell party for Rev James Rainey and local civic notes including a pay raise for Tunkhannock postmaster and ongoing judicial corruption coverage.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lehigh Valley
Falls
Thia County
J. W. Denteon
James Rainey
Laceyville
Mrs. Rainey
Pendergron Miller
Cotley Kintner
Sayre Hospital
Tunkhannock
Lee
H. F. Metcalf
Charles Tremayne
Volney B. Cushing
Court House
Laporte
Local Gossip and Social Notes From Pittston Area
Anthony Gallagher of Pittston circulated among friends on Sunday. P J Kelly a student at St Michael’s College Toronto is spending vacation with his parents on Main Street. W J Buckley ML IF Judge John Kearney James Boland and Richard O’Donnell will represent the St Joseph Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society at the West Slide quarterly convention. The northern portion of town saw drunken brawls Saturday evening. P J Sheerans of Myde Park visited Minooka friends yesterday.
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Hanover Park Theater
Pallomatheans Literary Society
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Close
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Nanticoke
Owen Willams
Main Street
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Berwick
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George Williams
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Anthony Gallagher
Pittston
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St. Michawel's College
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ML IF. Judge
John Kearney
James Boland
Richard O'Donnell
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Myde Park
Rumor of Lobster Island and Odd Jokes In Tid-Bite
A humorous collage from Tid-Bite recalls an admiral exaggerating a Pacific voyage with a red lobster island and boiling myths. The piece mixes jokes about a misfired compliment at a school board speech and quips from exams and church life, ending with a philanthropist’s years gathering aid for emigration.
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Pacific
Patent Hair Carlers and Weavers Offer
A jumble of old advertisements and jokes lists sales pitches for patent hair carvings drums and hair products, wild promises of stock and sample orders, plus notices about magazine bindings and a cartoon dialogue. It mentions P O Box 454 New York and addresses in Scranton and Boston with scattered dates and locations. The passage blends sales copy with humor and clipped dialogue.
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Hirdes
P. O. Box
New York
P.O. Box
Local Scranton Firms Advertise Services and Loans
An assortment of business notices describes architects Walter and Hancock in Scranton, Brown & Morris at Price building, and Joseph Kurtzel at 6 Lackawanna Avenue. The Republic Savings and Loan Association promotes easier terms and better investment returns, with contact in Beranton and a wire screens and nursery supply business listed at Greenhouse, 160 Main Avenue.
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