Sanitarium Proposal Near White Haven Seeks Mountain Site
The Wilkes-Barre medical society endorses a free hospital for consumptives and a sanatorium at a high elevation near White Haven. Officials describe climate, air purity, water, and wind exposure as ideal, with Green Mountain shielding from NW winds. The plan cites elevation around twelve hundred feet, a plateau overlooking the Lehigh River, and access from Whites Haven, hoping to advance tuberculosis prevention and patient care.
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Ament
White
Warvisborg
Arizona
Tinny Mountain
Witte Haven
White Tiven
Lehigh
Lehigh River
Whiteshawon
Tia Trewern
de Trinier
Jast Lous
Meme Creek
Len Sumit
Dloetia
White Haven
Nike Hp
Houme
Maui Cehee
Local figures shift roles in Pittston and Scranton enterprise
The article chronicles changes in leadership and management across Scranton and Pittston Boston fields, noting Mr Dickson’s rise to oversee Delaware and Huron interests, Pickson’s influence, and the new appointments from Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns. It highlights hospital work, municipal pay debates, and upcoming changes in city offices and ventilation of the local economy.
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Dickton
Ila City
Tatokue Wanna
Ebh
Che
Cates
Horton
Dent Dickson
Hal
Commonwealth
Lee
Seraton
Theodore Thirt
Pittston
Pecen
Scranton
Local Names and Nuptials Highlight Community Notes
A Southland note lists interwoven personal details including Kaesherit and Fahey visiting Withee Biante, Frank Merrifield of Jefferson diver, Mollie and Rose Minwick guests of Elizabeth Hewcett, and Elmer Danivis joining in marriage to Miss Hetnaldle. Amberyt college graduates Hieinon, Albert FL Watteun this year.
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Mollie
Rose Minwick
Minnow Mills
Seatendny
Elizabeth Hewcett
His Avenue
Shylly
Elmer Danivis
Wayson
Miss Hetnaldle
Cineimatin A
Mill Mis Watson
Athaul Cynilace
Amberyt College
Hieinon
Albert FL Watteun
Rose Crawford Charged With False Pretense In Court
Magistrate Millar heard the case of Rose Crawford who is accused by John Houghney of falsely promising marriage. He says she obtained $ HH in goods and $4 in cash by deception while posing as his fiancée. Crawford is held on a $400 bond to answer the charge.
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Rose Uniue
Millar
Thosie Crawford
John Houghney
Houghney
Miss Crawford
Saturday Half Holiday at Finley Store Sets New Example
The city’s dry goods trade faced a noon Saturday closing debate for July and August. P B Finley offered a half holiday or an extra week of vacation with pay. the employer chose the vacation, praising Mr Winley for his generosity and urging emulation.
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P. B. Finley
Winley
Harford State Orphans School Visit by Bauer Band
Colonel Ripple led a Harford State Orphans School visit with Bauer's band from the city. The group traveled on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to Kingsley and toured the historic Harford campus, where 240 children, seven of whom lost fathers in the Spanish American War, received a concert, drills, and a ball game before returning home.
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E. H. Ripple
Harford
Bauer
FE. A. Ripple
Susquehanna County
Kingsley Station
Hoors
Fik Mountain
Pennsylvania
Colonel Ripple
Mathews
Franklin Academy
Bo McCollum
State Supreme Court
Jalusha A. Grew
Carpenter
Iowa
Justice Willams
Supreme Court
Charles Fuckalew
Bloomsburg
Scotland
Franklin Vounly
Scotlad
Harford School
Mathews Ta
Ilaabeth Koons
B. Himbreck
H. BE. Gireau
Robert Bauer
Scevantonians
Matthews
Charley" Moora
Prosper
Orphana
Kingsley
W. Allen
Massachusetts
Humane Society Annual Meeting Reports Cruelty Actions
The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held yesterday afternoon in the office of Secretary D. B. Atherton. Reports show receipts of 40.25 and a total balance of 160.18 after expenditures. twenty-two horses suspended, four horses, three dogs and one cow humanely killed. 201 cases investigated and 50 offenders warned. several horses routed to shrewd handling, veterinary care, or harness makers. multiple arrests for cruelty with fines and jail in some cases. officers re-elected including President M Wemmoerer and Secretary-Treasurer Atherton.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Atherton
Wen
Kasson
Ato Overy
de. Decker
Alderman Wasson
Aldermin Kasson
Express Company
Alderman Krestn
M. Wemmoerer
Thomas Sprague
Mra
William Silkman
W. B. Allen
KE. A Sturgess
W. L. Henwood
Louise Hardenberk
W. BE. Anderson
W. BE. Thayer
D. J. Atherton
BK. H. Koa
Points Ahead but Cautious Miles and Anderson Progress
Miles and Anderson show steady progress as delays are avoided in a cautious campaign. Miss Griffin makes a solid gain, signaling improving momentum in a competitive race.
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Miles
Anderson
Miss Griffin
Table Ne Toon Closing Day Names and Locations
A list shows participants for the closing day with Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville Miss Wilhelmina Griffin of Providence Arthur C C Griffis of Montrose and W H Harris of Hyde Park alongside numerical entries 9 11 12 and figures 52 50.
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Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Arthur CC. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
Meyer Lewis Extends Lead In The Tribunes Kaucathond Contest
Meyer Lewis maintains first place in the Kaucathond Contest with a growing lead over Henry Bohw enker who has not yet reported since Wednesday. William Miles Gearfield Anderson and Mise Predrick from Clark's Summit show progress as others chase standings while a six yearly subscriber count could propel a participant into the top places.
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Tribune
Meyer Lewis
Henry Sbohwenker
William Miles
Gearfield Anderson
Mise Predrick
Clark
Botwo
Buckingham
Scritnttoh Tribune
Scranton
Dae
Battalion Drill Showcases Four Companies in New Armory
The Third battalion of the Thirteenth regiment, including Companies A and I, led a comprehensive drill last night at the new armory with four companies maneuvering in coordinated formations and timing.
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New Armory
Thirteenth Regiment
Travel Deal Highlights Round Trip Rates to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Railway circular describes special round trip tickets for July 3 with five day return windows. Low rates listed: four dollars to Buffalo and six dollars and twenty five cents to Niagara Falls, both with return.
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Acouston
Lackewannie
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lackawanna
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Jefferson
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the Boys Band
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
MR. Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
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Carbondale
August Brunner, Jr
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
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Harrisburg
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King Miller
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Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
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Art Goods Center
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