Death of Mrs Griffiths After Run Down By Mail Wagon
Mrs Rachel Griffiths aged about 60 died after injuries from a Union Transfer mail wagon that struck her on Lackawanna avenue near Scranton house while she crossed to board a streetcar. She was taken to Lackawanna hospital where a broken rib punctured a lung. coroner to hold inquest. Prosecution of the driver for reckless driving anticipated. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm with interment at Washburn street cemetery. West Side Board of Trade met. discussed viaduct defeat and urged the Traction company to add double track on Lackawanna and West Lackawanna avenues to Ninth Street, with a belt system to Main and Swetland streets. Restoration work on Luzerne street cracks reported. damage tied to old Central mine workings.
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Rachael Griffiths
Union Transfer Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton House
Thomas Peters
Lincoln Avenue
The
Tribune
Lackawanna Hospital
Griffiths
Peters’ House
Longstreet
Burdick
Lackawanna Laundry
Washburn Street
Breckenshire
Walca
Peters
West Side Board of Trade
West Side Bank
Mason
Traction Company
Rtobinson Street
Scranton Traction Company
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna
West
Hyde Park
C. I. Daniela
John R. Farr
Legislative Committee
National Tariff Commisstion
Miners Hospital Plans Evolve to Rent Site
Hon John R Farr calls a directors meeting for a West Side hospital project this Thursday night. Pledges totaling 1000 have been raised by Farr. Original plan for a dedicated hospital building failed due to insufficient subscriptions. now a dwelling house will be rented with rental payments.
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Miners' Hospital
John R. Farr
West Side Hospital
Farr
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church Programme
This evening at Bellevue Welsh Calv Methodist Church a programme features Miss Mary A. Jones in selections and recitations by Lizzie Jones P H Warren Morria Thomas John Jenking Mrs George Howell Lizzie Hughes Brundage Prof W W Jones and party the Pennsylvania Glee Club with accompanist Mrs D B Thomas Officers installed by Electric Commandery No 177 Ancient Order Knights of Malta George Rollins commander and W L listed as official participants.
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Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodfet Church
Mary A. Jones
Lizzie Jones
P. H. Warren
Morria Thomas
John Jenking
George Howell
Lizele Hughes-Brundage
W. W. Jones
Pennsylvania Glee Club
D. B. Thomas
Electric Commandery
Ancient Order Knights of Malta
George Rollins
W. L
Social gathering honors visiting Misses from Allentown
Local entertainment at Rev and Mrs Romer's residence featured Miss Stella Kramlich and Miss Lillian Kiefer of Allentown. Attendees included Marie Whetstone Libby Saunders Edith Benson Emma Kraeger Wallace Moser Latimer Reese and several others. News notes mention promotions in Company F and various community events and visits.
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A. L. Romer
Stella Kramlich
Lillian Kiefer
Allentown
Romer
Marie Whetstone
Libby Saunders
Edith Benson
Emma Kraeger
Wallace G. Moser
Latimer Reese
EH Whetstone
Thomas Shyrer
HL Dr. Keene
William Whetstone
Rohb
Muoeger
Last Tribute at Moran-Ser mon Service at St John’s
Funeral services for William Moran were held from his Fig street home and at St John’s Church where Rev J A Moffatt led a high mass of requiem and preached a beaut iful sermon. Pallbearers from the St Aloysius Total Abstinence Society in uniform attended. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. St John’s also hosted a Lenten sermon by Rev D A McCarthy of Minooka stressing readiness for death and the certainty of life’s end.
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William Moran
Fig Street
St John's Church
Jd. A. Moffatt
Kate Donahoe Gang
Hyde Park Catholic
St Aloysius Total Abstinence Society
St. John's Church
D. A. McCarthy
Joseph's Church
Minooka
Local political notes and social notices from Scranton branch
Branch 85 Catholics Mutual Benevolent Association met in regular session at DP Manley’s Hall. Miss Ligvie Hiltz of Pittston Avenue sails to New York to study millinery. August Haas runs in Richmond for common council Eleventh ward to replace Robert Robinson. Independent candidate Hans speaks for government by the people. Contractor C. T. Boland ill with la grippe. Miss Lena Hahn seriously ill. John J. Legh to marry Miss Caroline Engel at Alder Street home tomorrow evening. South Side YWCA reception Friday March 14 at 8 to welcome new members since September. Ladies’ Opportunity sale in Scranton and vicinity features Rogers Bros 1847 silverware and fine jewelry tomorrow afternoon at Davidow Bros.
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Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Manley's Hall
Ligvie Hiltz
Pittston Avenue
New York City
August Haas
Richmond
Common Council
Robert Robinson
Hans
C. T. Boland
la Grippe
Misa Lena Hahn
Birch Street
John JE. Legh
Caroline Engel
Alder Street
William A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
South Side
Young Women’ Christian Association
Local notices and events in Providence area
Anthony Robinson returns home to visit family while Walter Williams opens a new tensorial parlor. Evening notes at local stores will be collected. An Economy Athletic Club masquerade is planned for April 10 at Company HH. Mollie Tracy Weston will perform March 24 at North Main Avenue Baptist church. W G Hughes plans visits to Carbondale. The funeral of Evan Lewis takes place at 11 90 this morning on Putnam Street with interment in Pittston. John Harrington dies of cancer on Marvine Avenue. Mrs J H Rogers hosts a Plainfield guest at North Main. George T Powell travels to New York for a Majestic steamship voyage to England for six to eight weeks. The Providence Ladies Aid plans an ancient and modern costumes tea Thursday evening 7 to 10. Miss Mary Richards visits from Mt Pleasant. A benefit ball is set for April 15 at Company Harmony for William Moran’s relief.
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Anthony Robinson
Leggett's
Walter Williams
Henwood Drug Store
Marion Street
Capoose Avenue
Lewis Drug Store
Thomas Jehu
Wayne Avenue
Robert Edwards
Tribune
Economy Athletic Club
Company HH Parimary
Iutore
Provdence
Misa Mollie Tracy Weston
North Main Avenue
Baptist Church
Misa Weston
Keystone Academy
W. G. Hughes
Carbondale
Evan Lewis
Putnam Street
Pittston
John Harrington
Marvine Avenue
J. H. Rogers
Plainfield
N. J
William Edgar
George T. Powell
Deacon Street
New York
England
Powell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Methodist Church
Mary Richards
Mt. Pleasant
Company Harmony
William Moran
Fragmentary notes on private pains and sensations described
A garbled OCR line references private pains and sensations with unclear medical or personal context. The fragment mentions Bend and additional unread details, offering no coherent event, person, or place to anchor a news item.
Tickets 26 Cents for First Class Music at Brisbin Shaft
A brief notice states that those injured in the Brisbin shaft last December will attend a gathering where tickets cost 26 cents and first class music has been arranged.
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Brisbin
Ladies' Aid Dime Night At Dudley Street Baptist
The Ladies' Aid society of the Dudley Street Baptist church plans a dime social at Mrs Curtis's house on Fourth Street this evening. Invitations extended to all. Also noted are church prayer meetings, social visits, and municipal council actions including bond matters, electric lights, and fire department salary set at 100 dollars per year for the alarm system.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
James Street
Spangenburg
L.W. Young
Corey
Gideon Eliia
EB. Martin
F. W. Martin
T. P. Letchworth
E. Martin
George Barnard
Irving
G. W. Potter
Daniel Powell
Joseph H. Jackson
Ward
Walsh
McAllister
Medway
Board of Health
Harper
Miners to Receive Pay at Nine O Clock This Morning
The Pyne Taylor and Holden mines will pay their employees at 9 o'clock today. Professor Wills of New York entertained No 3 school pupils with an amusing lecture Monday afternoon. The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans Father Mathew hall decorations for their March 17 banquet. Richard J Cusick, visiting Brooklyn recently, has returned home. The Young Men's Institute literary circle prepares a musical recital and lecture for Easter Monday. Scranton Traction lays a crosswalk at the city line terminus. Davidow Bros auction sale tomorrow afternoon offers great bargains with sales from 2 to 6 and 1 to.
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Pyne
Taylor and Holden
Wills
New York
No. 3
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Father Mathew Hall
Richard J. Cusick
Brooklyn
Young Men's Institute
Scranton Traction Company
Haydn Evans Pupil Recital At Powell's Music Store
Haydn Evans pupils eight in number presented a piano recital at Powell's Music Store with a ladies chorus. Performers aged 10 to 14 included Vina Lindsay Sigyle Stover Anna Boland Robert Webber Carrie Murray Helen Jones Mabel Jayne Lauretta Fagen and extra chorus pieces. The program featured works by Bohm Novara Kuhlan Durand and Eggard among others with the chorus singing and a substitute solo replacing a planned Lost Chord performance.
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Haydn Evans
Powell's Music Store
Mia
B. T. Jayne
Lizsie Reynolds
Mamie Jordan
Missa Greener
Annie Schoen
Margaret Jones
Anna Durkin
Mises Vina Lindsay
Bohm
Sigyle Stover
Novara
Kuhlan
Anna Boland
Robert Webber
Thome
Carrie Murray
Durand
Helen Jones
Hohm
Mabel Jayne
Lange
Mabel
Lauretta Fagen
Eggard
Accidents Send Two to Lackawanna Hospital
An elderly man from North End, Robert Reed of Dean Street, aged 60, suffered a compound tibia fracture while at work and was admitted to Lackawanna hospital. James Brown of Minooka, age about 19, received a crushed foot from an incident at Greenwood mine and was also admitted.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Robert Reed
Dean Street
North End
James Brown
Minooka
Greenwood
Wall Street Review Insights On Commodities And Stocks
The report notes limited features in railway and miscellaneous speculation on March 10. Tobacco trading shows erratic moves driven by short-covering, while Cotton Oil and General Electric show firmer activity. Major gains occur in Baltimore and Ohio and Western Union stock following distributions, with Missouri Pacific helped by its annual report. The market remains subdued overall with slight advances, observers citing insider manipulation and cautious participation.
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New York
Eter Ab
Vanderbilt
General Electric
Leather Preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Union
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Senate
William Linn
Allen & CO
BELL
Bornce Street
Ing
Tobacco
Mo Re’ & Co
Tod
WGN
Ty Ghienes
Idoe
R. i
C. FE
Noah
Texas
Southern Rk
Tay Tenn
Union Pacific
Chicago Board of Trade
Market Report Mixed Prices and Receipts Across Commodities
Local market daily notes show cattle steady to heavy, hogs firmer in good grades, sheep steady to mixed, and lambs up to four dollars. Grain and oil markets display receipts and shipments with No. 2 corn trading around a nickel to a penny, oats steady, and Petroleum futures fluctuating with open and close near two dollars. Multiple markets including calves, sheep, and hides indicate varied demand with futures unsettled and steady notes on dairy and fats.
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Buffalo
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Endorsed by Doctor in Indianapolis
Chronic rheumatism cured after sprain led Dr. B H Hettinger to endorse Det chon’s Mystic Cure. He reports walking cane-free in four days and complete recovery after two bottles. Recommends to others. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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B. H. Hettinger
Indianapolis
Tnnl
Detchon
Carl Lorenz
Drugeist
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
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Rachel Griffiths
Board OF Trade
Steinbach
C. F. Robertson
W. J. Castner
D. E. Wiliams
John Jenkins
W. H. Hayward
John Hall
F. H. Thorn
G. Huriinger
C. H. Hall
R. Gillingham
George Morgan
Thomas Davies
Wiliam Davis
William H. Thomas
Grand Lodge
Luzerne Street
Lucerne Street
J. P. Acker
J. M. Acker
South Main Avenue
Acker
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Evan E. Evans
Thomas D. Davis
Simpson Church
West Side Business Directory
William D. Shae
John H.nold
Fairchild
Harret J. Davis
Starner
Booth Main Avenue
F. Maso & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Malta
Harry Decker
Fellowa
William Evans
W. Jones
George Barth
J. W. Thayer
William Leyshon
K. K. Carling
R. J. Smith
D. J. Davie
John Grubb
Jonah Davies
Eynon Street
Morristown
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. T. Logan
Wilkes-Barre
Beer's Hall
St. Patrick's Parish
Jacksu Street
Buimner Avenue
William and
Colligan
Simpson Methodist Church
Frank Brundage
Edwin Bowen
John W. Jones
Walter W. Davis
Misa Ada B. Dean
Courier-Progess
P. J. McTague
Forest City
Jennie Lewis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Samters
South Side News
Father M'Carthy
Davidow Bros
Providence
Dunmore
Powell's
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Avigow Bros
Wall Street Review
Chicago
Extra India Mess
Cort
Western Steam
City
Continent
South America
Yadiye
Port
Law Butler
Western Creamery
Wigins
State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Stock Union Stock Yards
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Pere Pee & Dis
Eens
Ee Curtalo Co
Tee First Nationa National Boring & Drilling Bank
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Ter
Sewneat Boulevvard
Scranton Axle Works
Wehen Scranton
Bank Co
Scranton OM CO
Seaae Ee
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Saee Lackawanna Iron & Dilee Co
Oon li Bcranton Bedil Fion
Scranton Glass Cor
Berunton Pass
Raia
Scranton Traction
People's Street Railway
Pittston Trac
People's Ieet Railway
Dickson
Manufacturin
Lacka
City of
Piasek Imp
Winton
Rush Brook Coal Co
Lackawanna Ave
Nottingham
Brussels
Toledo
Buffalo Live
Philadelphia
O City
Pittsburg
Credit Balnones
P. O'Malley
South Washington Street
Iikes Barre
Smt Et
NG. Te Née
Wyoming
WM. T. Smaith
Commonwealth Building
Dickson Manufacturing
Cco
Stationanyagi
Bole
Na A
the Frothingham
Wagner Rals
Lessees
Waite’s Comedy Company
A. H. Knoll
Marie McNeil
Davis’ Theater
Ies
Wilantainment
Catan Sane
William S. Millar
Pestagnerd
Water Co. Building
Wyoming Ave
Gall UP
Maloney IL and Manufactor
W. Solling
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