Movements of Prominent People Mentioned in Forest City
Forest City news notes several local figures and visitors. T. J. Avery, criticized for drinking, faces a fine after a night in the cooler. Dr. D. Dwyer of Carbondale is observed on the streets. Two visitors from Vand- Hing head to New York with funds, while John L. Westgate and Edward Reynolia travel through the area. William Ingalla and L. P. Wedeman stop by, John Biggio renames his business after Italy, and S. Alexander speaks in Carbondale. The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a parlor meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Frox, with Mrs. Squires of Carbondale in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribund Forest City
T. J. Avery
Pomanider
Burgess Maxey
D. Dwyer
Carbondale
Wis
la Alwayaa Walcome
Thin Place
Vand - Hing
New York City
Hasdaal
Metropolia
John L. Westgate
Pioneer City
Edward Reynolia
Clifford
Tak Taionn News Boys
Raani
P. P. P. touted as cure for dyspepsia and weakness
An old advertisement promotes P. P. P. Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium as a universal remedy for dyspepsia indigestion debility and loss of appetite. It claims to restore strength and vigor and to purify the blood with strong language and druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.P. P
Pleasant Surprise Party Held At Greenwood Home
A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of D. Marchell in Greenwood last evening. Attendants included Meare, Dave Lovring, Sam Mahady, Thomas Murray, Bred Hollenback, HarrI Cardwell, John Morgan and others from Hyde Park and nearby, with a large group of Lovring family members and friends in attendance. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claiming cough cures and consumption prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Minooka
D. Marchell
Greenwood
Meare
Dave Lovring
Sam Mahady
Thomas Murray
Bred Hollenback
Harri Cardwell
John Morgan
Dave Evans
Hyde Park
Local inked note from out of town correspondent
An out of town correspondent reports a brief note on events in nearby communities. The item highlights a small development and routine happenings with no major incidents or dates provided.
Entertainment and social notes from Scranton Tribune items
The notice lists happenings in March from Crank's Guest, Pa. including the No. 1 School Literary Society entertainment, a 62 guest birthday for Mrs. L Datesuan, Miss M E Bevan's return from Anchor N Y, and Mrs. Nelson Cullender visiting family in Thompson. It mentions protracted meetings at Chapter church, a maple sugar social at S S Benedict's, funeral attendances, illnesses, house moves, and local residents returning from trips to Toronto and Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Crank’s
Misa M E Bevan
Roads
Anchor
N. Y
Nelson Cullender
Thompson
FH Banediet
JM. Courtright
Toronto
Mere
J. W. Mullinex
Nicholson
Chaptier
SS. Benadict
Mra
Henry Kora
Woodisay
Ziba Vosburg Atlangers
Leonard Werkizer
LaPlume
Green Reynolde
Ele
S. Decker
Scranton
Frisnde
G. W. Decker
Honesdale
Samuel Smith
Silas Whit
Dell. Robinson
Ben E. Wheeler
O. B Jones
Dell
Arial
Henry Sisco
Dexter Colvin
Pittston
Large and Small Scowls Concerning Cure Rent Toploa
A social at Thomas Oliver's Dickson home featured carpet balls, games, and refreshments for Mrs Oliver and guests including Mrs William Morgan and Miss Emiline Reid. Measles affect Dickson Flats children. Dan McLaughlin burned in a St Jermyn craft incident. March 10 social planned with bed room set prize by Ancient Order of Hibernians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
UC Gi. Rovers
Barret
Dane Wilthins
el Reynolds
Annie Lowry
Yom Williams
Emiline Reid
Joseph Reynolds
Dickson Flats
Richard Gallagher
Olyphant
Weilnonday
Join McLane
Lincolnstrove
Do Smith
Parsona
J. Lofts
Pittston
John Meflans
Milwhuse
Wis
A.B. Austin
Binghamton
James Steilly
Carbondale
Misa Mama McCabe
Carbonsale
J. Reilly
Jermyn
Hs Wan
Mattare of Interest to Wide Awake Readers
Special to the Scranton Tribuna Jermys Pa March 8 C W Stanton of Carbondale and C L Van Blarcom of Scranton visited here yesterday The funeral of John son of Henry Luxmore of Elgerton will be held today Interment at Rose Hill cemetery William Seals praises Hon G A Grow for his congress actions on the pension bill Jer myn fire alarms discussed four districts Boat Side powder mill south of Bacon street area Rev F Gendell to preach at Honesdale ministers meeting Eigerton mines to idle rest of the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattare
Scranton Tribuna
Jermys
C. W. Stanton
Carbondale
C. L. van Blarcom
Scranton
William Seals
South Second Atreat
Grow
Congress
Tan
Glenwood
Jermyn
Travelel
Atraety
Powder Mill
Bagon Atrest
Bacon Street
F. Gendell
Seasion of
Honesdale Tax Collectorship contest headed for recount fight
A lawsuit challenges the election of Daniel Gihorn as tax collector for Honesdale borough. Alexis Voight and Daniel Osborn contest results citing ineligible voters and improper ballot counting and seek a recount. The court will rule after reviewing a petition signed by thirty residents and affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Scranton Tribune
Honesdate
Alexis F. Voight
Daniel
Henry Grambs
R. A. Ferbar
A. Oberhardt
John Loercher, Jr
William Pellie
Election Board
Daniel Gihorn
Alexia F. Voight
Thomas E. Callaway
Anil Osborn
I.a
Ini
Mesara Osborn
Voight
Eletric Bitters Show Worth in Varied Ailments
Epocimen Case of New Cassel troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism improves after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg uses three bottles and seven boxes of Hacklen's Arnica Salve for a log sore, with recovery. John Spenker of Catawba had fever sores on his leg once deemed incurable, but one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Arnica Salve cured him. Sold by Matthew Broa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Langton
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Hocklen
John Spenker
Catawba, C
Matthewa Broa
Odd Fellows Plan April Seventy-Eighth Anniversary Celebration
Preparations are underway by Carbondale lodges to unite on April 25 for the seventy eighth anniversary of the Odd Fellows order. Interments at Maplewood cemetery are noted for Frederick Frank and M. Vannan. Scranton visitors include Mrs J W Coolidge and Mrs C S Hollis. Olyphant resident Mrs Mame Wall visits this city as workers install Morris Williams elevator at the American House, a design noted as attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Frank
M. Vannan
John Hermes
A.C Knox
Maplewood Cemetery
Mra
J. W. Coolidge
Scranton
If. B. Burr
Church Street
Odd Fellows
Carbondale
Mra. C'S
Hollis
Mira Mame Wall
Olyphant
Morris Williams
Pasengers
Minooka News Briefs Report Street Disorder and Local Incidents
Mixed notes from Minooka Pa describe hoodlums harassing factory girls near the yard, a deteriorating road opposite South Side store causing a vehicle to become stuck, and a rescue request by a local to extricate the car. Other items include a cold news note about Frankie Burke and the death of an infant son on Marin Street, plus community plans for a county convention delegate and local gossip about shooting mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Minooka
Grovenwood
Snay Corner
John Coyne
Ben Pero
Passing Records in Honnspace and Scranton Tribs
In Honnspace Pennsylvania and Scranton, notable figures visit as illness affects Honorable John Torrey. Fred I Salmon of Port Jervis meets friends, while LL.B Snyder of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co pays staff. A light note mocks spring diets and a war cry from Colonel McClinn amid national legislative tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwlaw
Scranton Tribune
Honnspace
Maret & —Thomas FB
Vorrey
New York City
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
John Torrey
Fred i. Salmon
Tri-States Union Dairy Union
Orange County Farmer
Port Jervis
Ll.b Snyder
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
Cavil Department
Maud Discovers Nettie’s Nobleman Illusion
In Chicago Record, Maud notes that within two weeks of Nettie’s marriage he remains kind and civil, prompting her to suspect he is not a genuine nobleman. The piece contrasts early politeness with later warning signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maud
Nettie
Dennie
Washington Neves and Josiah Quincy Face Confidence Row
A damaged clipping outlines a dispute involving Washington Neves and The Hon. Josiah Quincy. It notes questions of confidence and a potentially conspicuous victim within the ongoing contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Neves
Josiah Quincy
Local Notes From Carbondale Midway and Nearby
A March 8 community roundup reports W L Linaberry of Uniondale delivering a Young Men’s Christian Association sermon in Carbondale Midway on Quench Not the Spirit. J Durkin arrives in Scranton today. J W Dimock upgrades Main street front. Nan Crown visits Waynesboro friend Jennie Weatherby. Salem Avenu e merchant J Shandon travels to New York. Primary Sunday school plans juvenile entertainment for March 16. Funeral for Mrs Charles R Vogel held at Wyoming Street home with Rev William Edgar officiating. pallbearers named William R Johnson W M Lathrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrorihed
Byeelal
Scronton Tribuie
Canmponpaint
Mare
Tev. W. L. Linaberry
Uniondale
John Durkin
Scranton
J. W. Dimock
Abreon
Main Street
Mies Nan Crown
Honeasdale
Mies
Jennie Weatherby
Waynon Atrent
J. 2
Shandon
Salem Avenino Merchant
New York
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charlea R. Vogel
Wyoming Stroat
William Edgar
Willem R. Johnson
W. M. Lathrops
Maplewood Matters Prompt Coal Dilemma In March
A Scranton Times note from March 4 reports a throat illness waning in Maplewood and surrounding areas. Residents fear ongoing coal shortages unless local supply improves, with farmer W B Moning visiting Scranton to pursue coal interests and a traveling medicine man drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Maplewood
Eminent Physician Surgeon Offers Free Evaluations at Temple Court
An ad for a physician from Philadelphia with training at the University of Pennsylvania advertises examination services at Temple Court Building Spruce Street Scranton. He claims extensive experience in diagnosing and treating deformities and diseases and offers free consultations in English and German. Hours: 9 AM to 1 PM daily and Sunday. appointments to 2 PM.
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Temple Court
Spruce ST
Scranton
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Median Chirurgical Association
York
Accea
Tate
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Gorman
Grand Depot
ISI A
Fletcher Luce
America
Forest City News
F. D. Maschall
Dr. Wood
U.S
Clark
Rannera
Solomon Nichols
W. T. Samaon
L. J. Merring
W. EL Merring
Wayne and
Lagrand
Wood's College of Business
Mr. W. Morring
Frank Woodward
Park Pines
Priceburg
Jermyn Gleanings
Thomas
Epocimen
McClinn
Philadegar Times
Ttia
Enougl
Senate
Atates Inanahip Han
Gamblora
Mr. T W. Hane
Pittsburgh
Cr. Hood & Co
Lowell
Man
Hood
Alek
Mond
Uluk
T. W. Taud
Mitaburgh
Carbondale Midway
Maplewood Matters
Ard
Matthews Dos
Borauton
Nature
Piarce
Pane Re RN Veal Dort
Bon
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Willian
Corblaluas
Samus Hise
Iuving
A. Fixer
Jasmin J. Jeanys, Chas Matenees
CTONA
Janes M Eenmans
Prence B Fisby
M.S. Kean
Joannes Porreit V. Watson
Conservative
Liberal
Lain Moh
Bank of Scranton
United States
Vanking Mote
Manks
Upton Eee
Ieee
Kotita
Dg Pattie
Wanka
Oor
William Connell
GLO
TL Catlin
William J. Pack
Wood's
College of Business
F. E. Wood
Commonwealth Ltd
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rust Dale Works
LofMflin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
Jardiniere
Kuli & Co
Wyom NG
the Bichards Lumber CO
Commonwealth Building
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