Tales of Two Pittstons and Local News Roundup
Pittston reports water recedes after ice gorge holds firm with fear of upriver outbreak. Local high school plans a Friday evening program featuring Paneielow PAR Chant and Miles Standish drama. Breach of promise warrants issued for Miss Maggie Duffy against John McDonald. Scranton and Wilkes-Barre police alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Duffy
Port Grifith
John McDonald
Duffy
McDonald
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promises Weight Balance
Advertisement extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for weight loss and healthier digestion. It claims natural fat reduction for overweight individuals and lean gains for thin people, asserting genuine import with Eismer Mendelson Co. signature and Carlsbad city seal, warning against imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Eismer &Mendelson Co
New York
City of
Misses Doty and Savage Socials and Local Fire Incident
DUNMORE residents Ida Doty and Maud Savage spent yesterday in Nanticoke. An orange social is planned at the Presbyterian church this evening. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will host a social at Miss Peckens home in North Park next Tuesday. Epworth League will meet at Miss Marian Kenney home on Butler street tomorrow evening. The Loyal Legion hosts a social at their hall Wednesday evening. Mrs Snyder of Dudley street and Mr Purvell of Fifth street are reported ill with grip. A funeral in town drew Mr and Mrs Brown of Jessup there. Mrs Martin Curley of Binghamton visits relatives. M J McHale of Olyphant called on Dinmore friends. A child of Mrs Spangenburg on Nay Aug started a fire accidentally. the child suffered burns but the house was saved. Mrs Miller of Mount Cobb visits her son William Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Monte
West Side
F. J. Lates
Delaware and
Wyoming Avenues
Monte
Caxton
Lehieh Railroad
AL. G. Fields
Music Hall
Field
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton Tribune
South Bath Street
John McNamara
Wilkes-Barre
Constable Bennett
G. Cooper
Harriet
New York City
W. J. Lewis
Kingston
Misa Jeanette McFall
Maroon
A. P. Smith
Ira Orr
Scranton
Mr. Russel
Russel Hill
Thomas Snell
Pittston
Times
Tribune
Ida Doty
Maud Savage
Nanticoke
Presbyterian Church
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Loyal Legion
A. (. Snyder
Dudley Street
William T. Purvell
Fifth Street
M. J. Brown
Jessup
Dinmore Friends
Honesdale Nuptials: Miss Alice Tillon weds Charles Rockwell
Miss Alice Tillon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney W Tillon, married Charles W Rockwell at the Tillon home on Sixteenth street. The ceremony included bridesmaids Miss Emma Tillon and Miss Harriet Rockwell, with ushers Charlies Carr of Scranton and Dr Fred W Powell of Honesdale. The couple plan housekeeping on Upper East street in a gift home from the groom’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Rodney W. Tillon
Charles W. Rockwell
Sixteenth Street
Emma Tillon
Harriet Rockwell
Charlies Carr
Scranton
Fred W. Powell
M. D
Honesdale
Charles Rockwell
Erle
Upper East Street
Out of Town
Mra
Daniel Tillon
South Orange
Mark Goodwin
Misses Goodwin
Miner Carr
Charles Carr
Joseph Carr
Miss Monies
Lizzle Tillon
BE. Wilkes
George K. Russ
E. D. Welden
Carbondale
Rev. M. Marshall
Forest City
Grace Church
Local Social Roundup from Wyalusing and Surrounding Towns
WYALUSING and nearby areas report visitors and relatives in town including Mrs. Charles Brown of Newark New Jersey and Mrs E Decker of Mehoopany. Elaine Hines and Dr W C Bunnell wedding invitations issued for March 2. Major Levi Wella returned from Harrisburg and several new residences are rising in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stowell
G. T. Ingham
Rebecca Quick
Washington Ingham's
Sugar Run
Charles Brown
Newark
N. J
E. Decker
Mehoopany
Misa Florie Hines
Scranton
Bessie Slocum
Weat Pittaton
Bixby-Davis
Helen Canfield
Towanda
Elaine Hines
W. C. Bunnell
Bertha Engford
LeHoysville
Levi Wella
Harrisburg
Mick Adai Chamberlain
Miranda Lynch
John Sands
Tennessee
Mikves Fiteh
Elmira
Mra. U. A. Welln
Concert for Presbyterian church at Davis opera house
Forest City plans a March 15 concert at Davis opera house to benefit the Presbyterian church. Soloist Lieut Herbert of Scranton and the Imperial Quartet plus the Concert Symphony company of Carbondale will perform. Evening meetings are held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Charles Lee of Carbondale delivering the sermon. Doctor Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is cited for relief from bronchitis and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Opera House
Presbyterian Church
Liew Herbert
Man Solo Jur
Scranton
Imperial Quartette
Concert Symphony Company
Carbondale
Charlen Lee
Powest City
Forest City
Peterson
Forest City Home
Industrial Topics Preview Local Pig Iron in East Tennessee
Predictions say pig iron will soon be produced in East Tennessee at six dollars a ton. New York dry goods imports since January 1 total eleven million six hundred twenty six thousand two hundred eighty dollars, versus seventeen million ninety two thousand twenty seven in 1894. Electrical Review notes Western Union Telegraph earned about one million six hundred thousand dollars last year from time services. Ontario and Western January earnings rose but yearly July to Jan 31 fell twenty one thousand five hundred sixty four dollars. U S locomotive coal consumption in 1893 reached sixty million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
New York
The
Electrical Review
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ontario and Western
United States
Vast range of industrial and transport notes across nations
January railroad accidents totaled 129 with 32 deaths and 100 injuries. Birmingham and Berlin examples show mass output in pens and copper coins, while ship Ulstermore sails Baltimore to Liverpool carrying 10,000 tons including livestock. Electric mail by wire is proposed in Chicago. Lehigh Valley railroad imposes car-size restrictions to cut wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Eng
Minneapolia
Duluth
BMW
Germany
Berlin
Lancaster Gingham Mills
Minton
Mass
Baltimore
Liverpool
Ulstermore
Chicago
Hiventor
Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Packerton
Wyoming
White Haven
Stock Market Opens Firm with Upward Moves in Early Trading
The New York stock market opened firm on March 6 with a cheerful tone as prices rose 4 to 1 percent. Delaware and Hudson, Chicago Gas, Louisville and Nashville, the Grangers, Manhattan and Lead led gains while later afternoon trading saw declines in New Jersey Central and New York Central. Sugar weakened to 9 1/4 with a 2 percent quarterly dividend expected. market closed weak down to 1 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago Gas
Louisville and Nashville
Grangers
Manhattan
Lead
Ogden Gas
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Sugar
Western Union
Baltimore
Ohio
Reading
G. du
Dimmick
William Linn
Allen &Mo
Spruce Street
Scranton
Munyon's Cold and Cough Cures Offer
Munyon claims his Cold Cure will break a cold in 24 hours when taken at first signs. The Cough Cure should be used with the Cold Cure if the illness reaches the lungs. He promises pneumonia prevention and relief from bronchitis hoarseness and other pulmonary issues, selling a 26 cent vial and offering free advice from Professor Munyon at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Professor Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Profesor Munyon
Prairie market and livestock notes from March 6
Daily price movements across grains and livestock with mixed bids and firm closes. Western corn and oats prices show dull options, while pork and beef receipts reflect steady to higher bids. midship commentary mentions sea state and dairy price activity alongside local market standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mije
Western Steam
City
South America
Syale
State
Salee
Western Dairy
Bidc
New
Malie
Salze
Rolls
Belge
Eliis
Waldryc
Chevie
Pennsylvania
Duck
Southern
Hardee
Hair Curlers and Pina Liberta Trade Ad
Classifieds show an array of notices including sales agents wanted for light colored Yorkshire dog named Dude sought, sealed sewer project bids due March 14 1895 in Scranton Pa, situations wanted job seeks for washing clerk and bookkeeper, rental listings and church erection tender notices with bidding details and contact.
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TALES
Longfellow
Paneielow
Reaper
Joseph Collier
King Sobert
Sicily
Sadie Morris
Charles Webber Mgr Ca
Niolin Seto
Charles Bryden
Miles Standish
Edward Gibbons
Alders
Charles Webber Prisfilla
Birdella
Williams
Jounedl
Essenger
Paul Revere
Joseph Keating
Evangeline
Gabriel
Hiawatha
Sandalphon
Angel of Prayer
State Normal School
Bloomsburg
South
Malin Street
John Gerrity
Cork Lane
Dunmore
Wyalusing
York
Am Tobacco Co
Fan
Houth
Naehied
Lily Io
Tm N. J. Central Vanes
Tay
N. Vale
Pacific
West
Phil
Houthar
Wibash Union
Ecole
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Chrystie Lake
Ton Lacka. Lumber Co
Lacka
Bruat & Bate Galt
Savin
Abinumn
Axio Rworks
Boranton Qgiaga Co
Dickson
Buffalo Stock Market
Buffalo
Hileasis
Chicuro
Nahe
Lamba
Pittabure
P.Q. Box
Ins
Hosten
Mase
Millinayve
Enoch Page
Rocher & Faddened
Lackawanna Avenue
Davin’ Theater
Amall
Republican
Harding
Thirtenth
Vale Avenue
Chotuul Street
Lafayette Street
Browns Mace
Brown's Place
Counvila
Feranton
Park
North
Summner Avenue
Lender
Addrogen W. T. Tribune
Gitvation
Gervaan
Besores
T. F. Brennan
Madigan Avenue
Amore
Penmaas i
Alreducasion
Rt Street
QiTvati
Anes
yoUwa
Ebay
Edward c
Rd'c
Fish & GO
Borden Block
Givin, Ly
Raferencen
Edward Cowles & Co
Chambers Street
N.Y
WaAstep
P. O
Drawer &J
Fulford
Utica
L. Louise Hardenbergh
Weinsey Craane
Puitoomapa Gallery
Cteile
Yeming Avenue
Vine Street
Airdine, Horton, & Commonwealth
Pranklin Avenue
Cahlon & Davies
Screnton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton Stove Works
Thomas E. Evans
Luzerne
Hyde Park
Poe
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Dean
Washington Ave
Washington Avenue
Lichols Stable
Raymond Court
Alternove
B. Moore
F. M. Cons
Atables
Fenton
Clairvoyant and Renologiet
North Main Avenue
Nios Sten
Skinner's
SPSS
Boranton
Sian
Ollic
Beli
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
Keystone
Adams Avenue
Zline AY
Washburn-Crosby Co
Bittenbender
the Commonwealth Lumber CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co Cranton and PA
Statwart Enes
Peal
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Wireman Avenue
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