Two Guilty Verdicts in Honesdale Court
In Honesdale Pa two verdicts of guilty were returned today by juries. In Commonwealth v William Skinner the defendant was found guilty of larceny of honey with mercy recommended. In Commonwealth v Charles Williams Samuel Bowman and William Patterson they were found guilty of larceny of three overcoats and one hat from Samual Krantz Hawley.
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Maple City
Scranton Tribune
Hoxyspane
The
Commonwealth
William Skinner
Charles Williams
Samuel Bowman
William Patterson
Samual Krantz
Hawley
Vance
West Pittaton
Charlotte Brown
Honesdale
Daniel Flannigan
Thos. Cannivan
Wesley Rogers
William Powell
New York
E. J. Buldsisy
Carbondale
Texas
Citizen
Erie Texas
Olyphant Gleanings Brief News Notes
Miss Agnes Lynot of Scranton returns home after visiting Miss Julia Cowley of Delaware Street. William Lloyd and wife of Deposit N Y visit his parents in Blakely. Mrs James Feeley of Archbald visits relatives on Susquehanna Street. H J Beaupre of Delaware Street plans a Canada visit. Presbyterian church ladies hold a dime social and plan monthly events. George Miller of Archbald spends a few days in town. The remains of John M Wilson are taken to Nanticoke for interment by the 223 Delaware and Hudson train.
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Peetal
Scranton Tribune
Olymant
Agnes Lynot
Scranton
Julia Cowley
Delaware Street
William Lloyd
Deposit
N. Y
Blakely
James Feeley
Archbald
Sucquehanna Street
H. J. Beaupre
The News of Nearby Towns Editorial Note
The item urges town correspondents to sign their full names to their letters not for publication but to yield truthful reporting and fight deception. It emphasizes accountability and clarity in local correspondence across Tan Tath.
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Tan Tath
Dewas
Mock Trial Planned by Phi Mu Society at Academy
The Phi Mu society in Factoryville plans a mock murder trial on March 10 in the main chapel. Cast includes Thon Limerick as DGR and George Thompson as SHERIF, with attorneys, witnesses, and a coroner listed. Doors open at 7 with 10 cent admission. jury empaneled at 4 p.m. The event promises humor and stage intrigue for families and neighbors.
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Shenife Samson
George Thompson Court Crier
Tom Holloris
O. Dryplatekodak
Harey Smith
Bert Murphy Winn
Williams
W. M. Dennison
Poletial Blinders
Scott
U. Capwell
W. A. Bilheimer
Thomas
THI
Chiminal
Joe Slammerbacker
B. Jayne Mra
Mary Mitchell
Coeresees
E J. Dunklee
Reuben Jeremiah Cornatalk
C. N. Ledyard
Barberhoff Holdersongeoff
Downlig Lingonas Aquiliger
John Walter I
Downrdown
Downrdown Eileman
M. D
A. J. Stanbaugh
Drummood Hornbaker
C. D. Washburn
J. K. Liederkranz
H. W. Mumford
William Henry Perguson
W. H. Smith
George Washington Jones
W. E. Thompson
Commonwealth
A. Swallow Obediah Frogsfoot
E. A. Fuller
Taylor Local News Highlights and Officials
In Taylor Pennsylvania on March 6 residents report lively events including ladies night at Price Library, Willing Workers meeting at Anna Gordon's home, spring songs by bine birds, and local visits by Van Buskirk and James Watkins. William P. Griffith becomes burgess and Reese Reese is road commissioner promising street improvements. Borough officers form under E. E Weaton as president and others as secretary treasurer and police chief. The night school at Old Forge and Lackawanna township ends Friday, Mrs. David Roasar is seriously ill, juror J. F. Foley attends Scranton US court, and council appoints officials. Dr Porteus' hostler is attacked, attackers unknown.
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Scranton Tribune
Taylor
Price Library
The
Tribune
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna Gordon
Will van Buskirk
Philadelphia
James Watkins
William P. Griffith
Burgess
Reese W. Reese
Board of Trade
Old Forge
Lackawanna Township
David Roasar
Ridge Street
J. F. Foley
United States Court
Scranton
E. E Weaton
George Powell
J. W. Houser
Ironic Times Report From Scranton Tells of Local Events
Intelligent Randers reports from Forest City and Josano detail a bull event attended by policeman John Cotter, carpenters advancing on parish areas, and an official visit by Superintendent W A May to Hillside collieries. The piece notes rising river levels and a sense of alarm in Luacka wanon.
Threatening flood and unique marble game in Scranton
The report notes rising flood levels resembling a mighty river with a bridge partly submerged, blocking foot travel. Mrs. Benjamin Maxey visited Scranton and Carbondale, while a local boy created a nickle-in-the-slot style marble game using a cigar box where dropping a marble could yield ten marbles, drawing skeptical players who hope to boast the machine later.
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Mississippi
Benjamin Maxey
Scranton
Carbondale
Jermyn News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
In Jermyn Pennsylvania March 7 a Green Ridge preacher led services at St. Jumen Episcopal. Funeral held for Bridget Gaven in Carbondale. Charles Maynard resumes position with CD Winter & Co after two months ill. Townsfolk discuss council fairness and water troubles flow through lots near Mayfield and Jermyn. Damages threatened if issues persist. Dals & Co. and George Patterson visited trades yesterday.
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Scranton
Jennys
Ballentine
Green Ridge
St. Jumen Episcopal Church
Twonday
Bridget Gaven
Carbondale
Charles Maynard
Cd, Winter & Co
Tun Tribune
W. J. Daker
Thomas Price
Mayfield
D. Winter
Edwin Graves
Mayfield Council
Jermyn
Baryeas
David Lewis
Dals & Co
George Patterson
Yeaterday
Ministerial Meetings Report From Honesdale Association
Second day of the Honesdale Ministerial association session at Uniondale featured talks on Epworth League interests rural church work and secularization of the pastorate The temperance reform theme drew lively speeches from multiple ministers The day closed with a review of Bishop Vincent’s book and an evening sermon by Rev J W Newell Also notes on local health cures attributed to Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve final sale details.
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Honesdale Association
Scranton Tribun
Fortst Crry
Honesdale Ministerial Association
Uniondale
H. P. Hathaway
Carbondale
Whymart
W. L. Linaberg
C. W. Todd
LN. Shipman
Hawley
S&s C. Simpking
Moscow
L. T. VanCampen
Gouldsboro
L. W. Karshner
F. Genduall
W. L.thorpe
Rev
S. F. Grandall
Jermyn
I. N. Shipman
J. C. Hogan
Forest City
C. Simpkins
N. L. Linaberg
Minooka Notes From Scranton Suburb
The remains of a child of Mike Walsh were interred in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Tonsorial Artist John Nallin opened a shooting gallery beside his shop. The Young American band prepared for a big entertainment on the 26th. Peter Walsh was kicked in the face at Greenwood mines Tuesday. No. 194 members may attend the O Connell council meeting in Minooka tonight. The Greenwood mines were idle yesterday. P W Gallagher, assistant superintendent of Scranton Traction Co, visited Minooka yesterday.
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Minooka
Pau
Mike Walsh
Minooka Catholic
John Nallin
Peter Walsh
Richard Walsh
Gilmore Avenue
Greenwood
No. 194
O'Connell Council
P. W. Gallagher
Scranton Traction Company
Thriving Pioneer City Notes and Local Elections
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on social visits of Flora Allen and Lottie Gile, and Edward Melory leaving the Valley House with Michael Linen leasing the hotel. Mitchell Hoxe Co sells officers elected, Hannah Kennedy funeral and burial at St Rose, Young Ladies Cooking Club tea at Mrs T L McMillan, meeting led by George Mahy at the Central Association of Scranton.
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Scranton Tribune
Carponpage
Flora Allen
Foraat City
Misa Lottie Gile
William Loomin
Scranton
Dr. van Doran
Archbald
Frank Hubbard
River Street
Edward Melory
Valley House
Dandelf Street
Expacia
California
Michael Linen
Mitchell Hoxe Company
J. H. Kelly
Harry Wolcott
J. B Rowlson
Frank Timmons
Christan
Revived town thrums with improving business signs
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Stroupsound Pa with businessews rising as townspeople smile on bridges and mill work. Miss Cora Quoick and Miss Bland Gannon from Bradford county return from Normal school weeklong study, despite a sheriff's nervous shock after a mob threat and a thwarted lynching attempt.
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Stroupsound
Cora Quoick
Bland Gannon
Sogear Run
Bradford County
Etreste
Blakely Borough Picks Officials and Notables
Blakely borough council elected officers for the coming year including President Db L Berry and Secretary Thomas K Williams. A health board was appointed with 14 members. Local carpenter Shaffer suffered a severe fall at Mount Jessup collise, breaking arms and injuring his head. Wks illumination began as Crescent Electric Light Co brought power to Watkin’s, Bell’s, and Harrison House.
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Preeville
Blakely Borough
Db. L Berry
Thomas K. Williams
Frank L
Taylor
Henry Birlett
James W. Smith
William Voyle Davies
William B. Stevens
J. B. Sickler
EL. Craig
G. W. Miller
Oliver David
R. M. Ward
A. A. Thorp
John Samson
Priceburg
W. W. Watkins
G. A. Bell
Harrison House
Crescent Eletric Light Company
Archbald
Beecham’s Pills Promoted For Biliousness And Constipation
Beecham's pills advertised as remedies for biliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste in the mouth coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin when caused by constipation and constipation is noted as the frequent cause. Book free pills asc. At drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
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Beecham
Asc
B.F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Eminent Philadelphia Doctor Opens Scranton Office
Temple Court Building at 411 Spruce Street lists daily and Sunday consultations. The Penn graduate and former Medico Chirurgical College demonstrator advertises cures for nervous debility scrofula old sores cataracts piles female ailments and more. Free consultations in English and German, office hours 9 AM to 2 PM daily and 9 AM to 2 AM Sunday.
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Temple Court Building
Spruce ST
Scranton
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Medico-Chirurgical Association
Mas Hood
Funeral for Barrell mill blast victim set in Moosic
Moosic Pa March 7 The funeral for Weadey C Stanton who died from injuries after Saturday morning Barrell mill explosion will be at the Presbyterian church on Main street Thursday at 2 pm Brief services will be held at his father in law’s home on Penn Avenue Interment will follow in Marcy Cemetery Duryea A large work force remains at the blast site Dr Knapp of West Pittston visits at George Pearl’s home Mrs William Wilkes of Poonave lle is on the alch list A L Sloan of Scranton was in town Wednesday
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Scranton Tribune
Moosic
Weadey C. Stanton
Barrell Mill
Presbyterian
Nettle Coons
Scranton
Gr. H. Pearl
Dr. Knapp
West Pittston
George Pearl
Main Street
William Wilkes
Poonavelle
A.L. Sloan
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Hoo & Co
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Bank of Scranton
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Cnahtor
George M. Catlin
Alfred Mand
Jame Archbald
Henry Ee Je
William T. Stith
Luther Oller
Wood's
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Hull & Co
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