Medals for the Thirteenth Regt at Rifle Range Opening
Eight local companies of the Thirteenth regiment received marksmen medals at the armory in a ceremony led by Brigadier General Gobin with Colonel L A Watres and Judge H M Edwards present. The new 100 yard rifle range was officially opened after the presentations with the general firing a bullseye on his second try.
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Gobin
L. A. Watres
H. M. Edwards
Lewis B. Carter
Marietta
George H. Hielberstadt
Pottsville
Norman Faraquar
W. W. Inglis
Fred St. Drake
Easton
E. 11. Ripple
G. M. Hallstead
FP. L. Hitchcock
A. B. Stevens
Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
G. M. Whitney
Honesdale
KR. J. Bourke
P. F P. Gunster
Kiaston
Montrose
Carter
A. Watres
Europe
National Guard
Chisen
Pennsylvania
Goblin
Company K
Franklin Henshaw
Mt. Gretna
Dolph B. Atherton
J. H. Ripple
F. L. Hitchcock
George M. Mullstead
B. Rush Field
Frank Robling
George H. Whitney
W. E. Kellar
Frank M. Wandling
R. J. Bourke
David J. Davis
W. B. Newberry
P. F. Gunster
Lewis P
Bryan Lectures in Scranton on Expansion and Finance
A lecture by William Jennings Bryan in Scranton covered the surplus cited by Secretary Gage, currency reform, and bank issues. He warned against imperial expansion and praised independence for Philippines and Boers, urging blood for expansion opponents and stressing democracy backed by service.
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Eluba
Gage
Treasury
Ofollio
Bryan
Ballot by mail tests public office nomination in Beltware
A postal nominating experiment in Beltware Mast shows citizens voting by mail for town offices. About 600 voters with ballots sent to franchise holders indicate potential adoption at the March town meeting, with a February caucus precedent and possible alternative tickets.
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Beltware
Mast
Las
Scituate
Malis
Caius
Caimes
Wenul
Massachusetts
Itching Piles Claim Cure by Dr A W Chase Ointment
Sufferers urged to try Dr A W Chase s Ointment with Matthews Brown promising satisfaction or refund. Scranton advertiser cites a testimonial from B P Manley of 616 Breh street detailing eight years of itching piles and sleep disruption benefiting after using a box. Product priced at 60c per box with Buffalo NY company backing and official portrait on packaging.
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A. Ww. Chage
Scranton
Matthews
Dr. A. W. Chase
Matthews Brown
Lackawanne Avenue
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Bryan Arrives in Meet and Greet at Lackawanna Station
The article describes William Jennings Bryan arriving at Lackawanna station at 3 45 PM from Buffalo to a large crowd. He is escorted by the Young Men's Institute committee and vice presidents from the previous night’s meeting to the carriage. He is accompanied to Ait Chance’s home by J C Lynett PL J Casey and Jd M Chance amid many handshakes.
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Bryan
Lackawanna Station
Mr. Bryan
Buffalo
Young Men's Institute
Ait
Chance
J. C. Lynett
PL J. Casey
Jd. M. Chance
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board listing for March 7 day
The article lists numerous railroad staff and train crews with names and scheduled times across Hoboken and nearby towns. It notes Gilligan and Kirby assignments, a March 7 timetable, and crew pairings for various runs throughout the day. The detailed roster includes staff like Ha, Lalor, Doherty, Langhung, and Hartholomew with multiple p.m. and a.m. slots.
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Moboken
Langhung
Lalor
Dloboken
Hoboken
I. Doherty
Tinos
Pilagerl
R T. Staple
P. m
Harvey
Bisbing
Carthy
Hennigan
Frownfelker
Nicholas
Thompeoon
MM Gioley
Pussere
Whckners
Pbnerty
Pi Tc
McGovern
Wa. U
Ohona
Ketchum
Randolph
Carmody
Y. Wall
Dobn Gahagan
Centennial Copper Market Rise Highlights Value
Exclusive Wirg reports Centennial copper futures up to 26 with a 6 point gain, reflecting strong activity in the Boston market. The Annoutated Press notes rising prices as traders cite steady demand and limited supply in March.
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Boston
Mass
Railroad Time Tables for New Jersey Central
New Jersey Central timetable details trains from Berunton and Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other points. The Quaker City Express leaves Scranton at 7 20 a m with a Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. Connections and tickets available at the station agent.
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New Jersey Central
New York
Liberty Street
South Fer
N. R
Philadelphia
Baste
Mythlelem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Astigy
Wilkes Marre
Taas
Quaker City
Scranton
Washington
Princian
Polis
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Ug Uranch
Oval Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harridborg
al Fentown
Fragmentary Rail Schedule Note from Gert Te Gound
A garbled OCR rail timetable fragment mentions leave times and connections for trains to and from Carbondale and Scranton. It references dates, agencies, ticket information, and possible connections to New York, with unclear station names and times.
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Cadonia
Capoie i
Caduaia
Carty Scranton
Beranton
Nageeee OM
Carbondale
Uur Bo Mb. TY
Arvive Traine
Cufale Carbondate
Scranton
New York
Ratko Serwich
Ubeida
Railroad Timetable From Wilkes Barre To Philadelphia Via Pottsville
Pennsylvania Railroad schedule details a through push- pull train from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia with buffet parlor car and coaches, stopping at principal intermediate stations via Pottsville. Weekday and Sunday through service extend to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh, with varied coach and parlor car offerings. Officials listed include OBL HU Pomington, Gen, Myer, J. DB Wood, Gen. Pow Agt.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Rileet
Wilkes-Barre
Mao Buffet Parior
Philidels Pila
Pottsville
Sunbury
Tarriburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Sumlova
Harrishing
Wilkestorre
Cowies
Pottaville
Marleton
Viurriaburg
Myer
J. DB
Wood
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Kifeet
New York
D. & HL. Row
White Tiven
Migleton
Popes
Gag
Powevilly
Bethlehem
Fasten
Readnig
Harrbeliayy
Ie KR
Black Das
Expres
Vowanda
Elie
Ithapa
Geneva
Pelootpal
Vis
Gem
Hdcester
Butalo
Niagara Valle
Chicago
le Ro
Tis
Lehigh
Macher
Vass
Scranton to New York and Philadelphia Train Schedule Notices
Scranton trains to New York and Philadelphia depart various times daily including 1.15, 6.05, and 7.00 p.m. for New York connections and 7.09 a.m. for morning runs. Buffalo, Montrose, Genevo, Syracuse, Utica, Northumberland, Binghamton, and other way stations are listed with departures around dawn to evening. Trains operate daily except Sunday with additional service to Geneseo and nearby stops.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Bloghamton
Geweno
Syracuse
Utica
Ouwego
Byndeuw
Uthea
Oa Ooi
Bunday
Montrose
Northumberland
Roe Piwalsk
Munday
Kor
Meg Guo
Binghamton
Aen Divielow
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division Trains Schedule Notice
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division trains to New York operate via Middletown Mundale Hawley and intermediate points with departures noted from New York Newburgh and intermediate points on Sundays. Timings include 7 20 am and 2 pm from Arthvall and other listed stations with regular weekday service.
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Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
New York
Sewthingh
Taranton
Middletown
Munddale
Hawley
Newburgh
Fragmented OCR Local Update From Hilvet Diary
An OCR fragment from Hilvet dated November 14 1001 details values, times, and locations. It mentions Carbondale, Wilkeetlade, Bay, Polytexsimy and several numeric figures with times in the afternoon and evening. The text appears garbled with many names and numbers partially readable.
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Hilvet
Frame
Carbondale
Houeidale
Bay Bf
Lid
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Armory
Wales
KiontieCol
Stillwell
Frank Roblin
Lewis IB. Carter
Titik
Seore
John W. Kamback
Elmer BE. Berry
Evan BR. Faulkner
Fred Gould
Alfred T., Jr
William Muller
Ues
Joxoph Cleary
Charles Adams
John Connell
Tank
Acorn
Tawrtence
C. Brink
William E. Powell
S.ceescone
George C. Merriman
Albert J. Brelg
Leutenant
Howard T
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Mermeunt
Franklin Menshaw
Robling
Rank
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S. Walle
Ford HW. Pratt
Ciie
George TL. Riss
John L. Tluff
Sehaeeene
van Buren
Congress
George Hit
Philippines
United States
England
France
Hoban
St. Brenden's Council
Bryan Interviewed
Tribune
the Linden
David B. Hill
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville, Ky
New York, N. Y
Pilsner
W.trinth Street
Scranton, PA
NEW York Hotels
Westminster
Sixteenth St
Tring Place
T. Thompson
Wanemakers
Siegel Cooper's
Elg Btore
HOTEL
Albert
A University Pr
Broadway
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Marcu
Fatria
Doboken
HL Swarts
We. Gilligany
Mallett
R. Rucew
Batorday
Marcie
Gilligan
William Kirby
Murch
Ieat
Corcoran & O’brien
Lackawanna Ave
Robertitswicks CO
Utica, N. Y
R. W. Co
R.-W. Co
Corcoran & O’brien Chas
H. Crowell
Sale
Swisher
Dist, Pani, Agt
Ontario and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Tra
ALL Grocers
Butte
Ont
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau ST
New York City
Spencer Trask & Co Bankers
Pine Street
N.Y. Stock Encilange
Times Adg
Delaware and Hudson
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