Delaware and Hudson Introduces Double System Rules
The Delaware and Hudson Railroad will enforce a new double system for orders starting tomorrow. A company title book will be issued to each employee to verify correct conduct, and smoking or tobacco use by passenger train staff on duty will be banned. Drinking-places near rail facilities will be barred to operators under the new rules.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Erie
cNeet
Israel
Kingston College Ad Offers Spring Term Courses
The spring term begins March 17 with courses in English preparatory to teaching or college prep next fall. Art, m ule and elocution shop courses, and a standout business program. Boarding facilities and accommodations for day scholars. Catalog from Rev. Lo L. Boraque, President, Kingston, Indiana.
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Alnnet
Lo L. Boraque
Kingston
The Latest Hit at Finn and Phillips'
The Snow Hall Club hosts a March aidhr walk led by Charlies J. Rockwell at Finn and Phillips' venue. Local attendees, music and charity aims mark the event with community support.
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Snow Hall Club
Charlies J. Rockwell
Finn & Phillips’. Td
Unclear historic notice on refund for syrup claim
Fragments describe a refund pledge for a medicinal syrup and a 26 cent bottle offer. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, yielding uncertain details about the product, location, or signatories.
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Greene
Ic Reunion
Scranton Club Elects Officers for New Term
The Scranton Blegsoe club held its annual officers election at its North Washington avenue house. President BT Connolly won unanimous re election to a third consecutive term. other officers named include Won My A Krupp vice president J F Broads treasurer A J Kenton secretary Charles Bone captain and H C Wallice with ext Postmaster F M Vandhine and other members as directors.
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Scranton
North
Washington Avenue
Connolly
Connolly Hae Alweye
Ens Thueinetic Wheelman
Won
My A
Krupp
J. FF. Broadsbent
A. J. Kenton
Charles Bone
H. ¢. Wallice
Anthony Comstock to Speak at Lyceum Tomorrow
Anthony Comstock of New York will address the Young Men’s Christ in Association meeting at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow afternoon for a 45 cent admission. As secretary of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, he brings national renown and will discuss moral purity. A good musical program is planned.
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Anthony Comstock
New York
Young Men's Christ In Association
Lyceum Theatre
Comstock
Society For Suppression of Vice
New York City
Mine Strike Leads to Mass Discharges at Mt Pleasant
Miners who walked off Thursday were fired on Friday by Mt Pleasant Mine officials. Five named workers David Jones Benjamin Algood John Price Michael Donohue James Mcllligan were also discharged for backing the strike. The colliery will run only with men at work, and if strikers return or quit, shutdowns may occur while union organizing efforts under Benjamin James prompt broader sympathy and possible nationwide action. No violence reported.
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Mt. Pleasant
David Jones
Benjamin Algood
John Price
Michael Donohue
James Mctllligan
Thirteiay
Tribune
Faeta
Gullance
United Stine Workers’ Association
Benjamin Tames
Unnion
Pension Examiners Form Board in Congressional District
A group of recently appointed pension claim examiners met at Dr. C H Fisher's office and organized the board. Dr C H Fisher was elected president Dr James Stein secretary and Dr Herman Tessey treasurer. They will meet weekly at 4 1 Wyoming Avenue to examine applicants.
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C.H. Fisher
Oiecers
C. H. Fisher
James Stein
Herman Tessey
Spring Blood Purifier Ad Claims Hoot’s Sarsaparilla
In a March through May season message the ad warns of winter impurities and promotes Hoot’s Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier. It claims to cleanse toxins, stimulate appetite, and restore health.
Judge Dodge Praises Keeley Remedies Over Prohibition
Chicago judge argues prohibition and church temperance are noble, but claims Keeley Remedies offer a stronger approach to addressing intemperance. He asserts other temperance measures fall short when compared to Keeley products.
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Judge Dodge
Chicago
Ounreli
Loli
Keeley
Cuke Walk and Marl by Charles J. Rockwell
Fragmentary note mentions names Finn Pititiges and Tane for meals at 320 Bornee Street. No clear event or outcome given.
California Ripe Olives Advertised By Philadelphia grocer
A Philadelphia grocer offers California Ripe Olives at 30 cents as a leader with regular price 35 cents. Full quart bottles at 69 cents and Spanish Queen Olives in 15 oz bottles at 25 cents. Large fruit olives priced at 5 cents per 10 oz bottle. Courseus brand olive oil 75 cents a quart or 2.50 per gallon. Potomac Roe Herring 38 cents.
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Philadelphia
Courseus
Thirteenth Regiment Breaks Camp in Augusta Georgia
The Thirteenth Regiment is discharged from the U S volunteer army in Augusta and will begin a northern march. A reception committee plans a farewell at Harrisburg and Scranton supporters will accompany the column with signs and food. The band presented a baton to Chief Musician T H Miles, and many troops celebrate with cheers as other regiments join in the farewell events.
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Augusta
United States Volunteer Army
Scranton
the Tribune
Camp MacKeng
T. H. Miles
Thirteenth Regiment
Simrell
Thirteenth
Second Army
Tenth Ohio Band
Thirty- Fifth Michigan
Minnnesota
Keystone State
Halle
Fountain City
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
F. M. Wandling
Dolph Atherton
George M. Hallstead
W.S. Millar
A. P. Bedford
Charles E. Daniels
Fremont Stokes
W. A. Baub
RR. M. Scranton
Reese Watkins
Tribune
Harrisburz
Suniniy
Wilkes-Barre
Chinthe
Buse Companion
General Committee Meeting on Thirteenth Regiment Reception
The board of trade hosted yesterday afternoon’s General Committee meeting led by Captain W A May to organize the Thirteenth regiment reception. Attendees included Cols I A Watres F L Hitchesek George M Hallstead and Ben Dougherty with others invited to join the parade feature of the demonstration.
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Board of Trade
W. A. May
Presimnt
I. A. Watres
FL. Hitchesek
Coloonel George M. Hallstead
Frank Wandling
Luther Keller
KE Daniela
Dolph B. Atherton
A. P. Bedford
W. 8. Millar
Ben Dougherty
Ninth Regiment
Mr Truesdale's Travels Through Bloom Division and Shops
President W A Trittedale of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company returns to New York after a four day tour of the company's lines. He inspected the Bloom division at Kingston, visited yards, car shops and locomotive works, and held depot meetings with department heads.
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Persident
W. A. Trittedale
Delaware, Lackawanha and Western Company
New York
Death of Charles Bennett Found Dead Beside Home
Coroners Jury at West Scranton police station determines Charles Bennett died from tecidon unknown to jurors. The inquest heard testimony from several witnesses and found no violence involved. Jurors W W Jones John Flann ihaw T T Morgan Clare Storm Reese Morgan and Patrick Taylor signed the verdict.
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Charles Bennett
Hil
Aswell Court
West Scranton
Hoberts
Tecidon
W. W. Jones
John Flannihaw
T. T. Morgan
Clare Storm
Reese Morgan
Patrick Taylor
Wounded Burglar Shannon Clings to Life in Lackawanna Hospital
Shannon a wounded burglar from Shamokin lies near death at Lackawanna hospital after a stabbing. He was visited by a man and a woman who claimed ties to Shamokin while police prevented further visits as his condition worsened around 4 AM.
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Shamokin
John &Hannon
Lackawanna Hospital
Detrick
Northumberland County Fair
Shannon
Homne
Thuredry
Thelra
the Tribune
Exceptions to hotel license for Joseph Flesher
The clerk’s office records objections to granting a hotel license to Joseph Flesher of Throop. The building lacks hotel design and beds. a grocery operates there and a billiard table exists in the bar. Accusations include lewd activity and minor exposure at the site.
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Joseph Flesher
Throop
Courta Daniele
Adam Maechel
H. Soper
Filng
Flesher
Pleshers
Amendments To The City Charter Page: Mayor Suspends Officers And Frontage Rules
Proposed city charter amendments grant the mayor power to suspend police for up to thirty days without pay and expand authority to regulate bars. Adjustments modify voting, frontage assessments, and property sales to highest bidder, with provisions protecting the controller from certain default costs.
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Select Council
City Contract Costs and Improvement Assessments Amended
The article details amendments to local law on levying and collecting improvement assessments. It notes changes in recovery procedures for assessments, notice publication requirements, and the use of city official papers versus weekly publications for public notices. The text specifies publication durations and the publication method across daily and weekly papers.
Dedicated Thirteenth Regiment Song Set For March 2 Reception
Finn and Phillips issue a new song Mustered Out dedicated to the Thirteenth regiment. Words by Misa Agnes Callahan of Vinestreet and music by Misa Teresa Loftus of Green Ridge. Likely sung by Will F. Hurke at the Lyceum reception for the regiment on March 2.
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Finn & Phillips
Misa Agnes Callahan
Vinestreet
Misa Teresa
Loftus
Green Ridge
Will F. Hurke
Lyceum
Last of PRR Popular Tours To Jacksonville Leaves NYC
The final series of Pennsylvania Railroad personally conducted tours to Jacksonville departs New York and Philadelphia by a special Pullman train on Tuesday March 7. Return valid until May 8 1599 on regular trains with transportation both directions and Pullman accommodations. Ticket prices from key points listed: New York 56 dollars Philadelphia 48 Canandaigua 52.95 Erie 54.45 Wilkes-Barre 50.35 Pittsburgh 52. Proportionate rates from other points. Contact ticket agents Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York Thomas Purdy Newark Broad Street Lang Branch District 769 Broad Street Pittsburgh Thomas E Watt Western district Philadelphia George W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Canandaigua
Erle
Wilkes-Barre
Pittsburg
Broadway
Thomas Purdy
Lang Branch District
Broad Street
Newark
N. W
Thomas E. Watt
Western Cletriet
Addres
George W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Snow Hall Club and Rough Riders Stir Local Sports Scene
The Wilkes Barre Record notes lively activity around Snow Hall Club and Governor Roosevelt’s Rough Riders with local club updates and community interest. Readers can find the publication at Bela man Bros newsstands in Scranton, 4 Bounce and 48 Linden reels.
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Snow Hall Club
Governor Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Country Club
Tine de Sam
Navy
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belaman Bros
Linden
Mac
Lackewanna Avenue
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Norton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
S. Moss St
Adduna Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
the Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Pastellica
Malo Avenue
Chas McMullen
General Insurance
Ti Traders National Bank Ba
P.J. Reap
Penn Avenue
Linden Stree
Windsor
Keeley VA Institute
Madison Ave
Haggage
Lacka. Ave
Ackawanna Bounday
A. B Warman
Wyoming Seminary
CLUB
B. P. Connolly
William H. Dodge
the Snow Ball Club
California
Potomac
E. G
Coursen
Camp M'Kenzie
Miles
MR. Truesdale
Bloom
TAO Hs
Spruce Street
Hartisburo
Williamsport
Chita
Ely
Beeilon Lo
Willeure
Bull’s
Stockman
Hal Ains
Lackawanna Avenue
Trolier
Mattaher
Asseasmente
Florida
Clarke Bros
Scrantonia
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
On the Square
Washington Ave
Richart & Sanderson Ol Co
Bell
Stetson
Lackawanna Aya
Wyoming Ave
Maloney 1 and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Strai
Sorantay, Pa
Short & Higging
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