Y M C A Monthly Reception At Pittston
The Pittston Y M C A hosts its regular monthly reception with a literary and musical program led by Willard Howe and Miss Lulu Stites among others. Also reported is an accident to Councilman Henry Knowles in Lehighton with a six inch scalp wound needing twelve stitches.
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Henry Knowles
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Young (Men's Christian )Association
Bam
Willard Howe
Lehighton
Knowles
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Promoted as Liver Remedy
An advertisement touts Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a universal liver remedy and tonic for stomach, bowel, kidney, and blood issues. It claims genuine imported salt with Elsner Mendelson Co. signature and Carlsbad seal, warning against imitations sold locally.
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Carlsbad
Elsner & Mendelson Co
New York
City of
Six Junction boys arrested for chicken theft
Six boys from the Junction district were arrested tonight on a charge sworn by Mrs. J Flanaghan for stealing chickens from her roost sometime earlier. They were to appear before Justice Jordan, but several failed to show and the case was postponed until next Thursday at 7 oclock.
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Oregon
Jefferson Reed
Green Street
Anna Flynn
Sayre
Laverne County
Pittston
Arthur Richards
Duryea
Richards
North Main Street
Howard Wall
Music Hall
Tribune
Fred Kane
Randle
Ncense
Wilkes-Barre
Wanny Snyder
Norms Kramer
Carbondale Roundup: Birthdays Purchases and Local Walks
Friends honor Mailearrier William B. Chase for his 45th birthday with a carved cane inscribed by his friends. George S. Kimball buys the Bryden property on Spring street planning a new home after removing the old house. Local families visit relatives and plan summer cottages while workers at the Delaware and Hudson receive wage payments scheduled for today and tomorrow.
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William B. Chase
Main Street
W. BR. Chase
George S. Kimball
Bryden
Spring Street
B. N. Peck
E. A. Wonnacott
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Peek
Peckville
Carbondale
John Clune
Dundaff Street
Crystal Lake
John Clift
Dela Ware and Hudson
Delaware and Hudson
Minooka News Notes Debating Society Event and Visits
Miss Mamie Cavanaugh of Green Ridge visits Minooka friends while Annie Joyce and Hannah Cusick host Green Ridge visitors. The May Flower club reorganizes for the season. Peter Thomton of Hastings N Y visits Minooka friends. Thomas McGraw of Dunmore calls on locals. Charles Burke returns from Philadelphia after treatment. O Connell council Young Men's Institute Debating Society plans its second annual debate on annexation with nine speakers. A child of John Luddon of Main Street died yesterday afternoon.
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Mamie Cavanaugh
Green Ridge
Minooka Friends
Annie Joyce
Hannah Cusick
Green Ridge Friends
May Flower Club
Peter Thomton
Hastings
N. Y
Thomas McGraw
Dunmore
Friends
Charles Burke
Philadelphia
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Debating Society
Willow Street
Minooka
John Luddon
Main Street
New Milford Tannery Resumes Amid Property Trades
Boston reports show strong outbook for resuming New Milford tannery work. D B Taft buys Flurritt store property to turn into wagon and carriage shop. Professor Hanrahan’s dancing class to hold grand hop April 19 at the opera house with supper at the Jay house. Roads remain poor and impassable in places. Richard Hartt place bought by James Prentice. Woman's Relief corps serves ice cream and cake Tuesday evening March 12. F K E Moxley sells his meat market in Binghamton and stays in town briefly.
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Boston
Mass
D. BB. Taft
Hanrahan
Opera House
Jay House
Richard Hartt
James Prentice
Woman's Relief Corps
F. KE. Moxley
Binghamton
Local Notes From Mayfield and Surrounding Areas
Mayfield letters report J. D. Cook of Boston visiting H. J. DeGraw. C. J. Hoyt in Pittston for the weekend. PF Kilker back to health after three weeks illness. BE. F. Edmunds of Mayfield House ill with grip then visits Scranton. James Stokes and Frank Smith with mother visiting Foster. Mrs. James Brady in Wyoming. Mrs. Malinda Stevens in Danville after Milo Cordner's death at the asylum last Friday.
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J. D. Cook
Boston
H. J. DeGraw
Hoyt
Pittston
PF. Kilker
BE. F. Edmunds
Mayfield House
Scranton
James Stokes
Frank Smith
Foster
James Brady
Wyoming
Malinda Stevens
Danville
Milo Cordner
Race clash on the New Orleans levee injures two negro workers
On March 11 two gangs of black laborers met on the levee in New Orleans. A white crowd gathered and fired volleys into the negroes without warning. Two black laborers were dangerously wounded as the white group dispersed. Authorities said the riverfront area was quiet afterward, though the situation remained tense.
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New Orleans
They Married in Haste: Daughter of Chief Justice Seeks Divorce
Pauline Cony Aubrey daughter of Chief Justice Fuller has applied for a divorce from James Matthew Aubrey Jr in Chicago Circuit Court. The 1889 Milwaukee marriage followed a sensational runaway match from which the wife seeks custody and isolation of the two children. Aubrey reportedly struggled with liquor and financial issues, with the husband pursuing railroad roles despite misconduct.
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United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Pauline Cony Aubrey
Fuller
Circuit Court
James Matthew Aubrey, Jr
Washington
Supreme Bench
Miss Puller
Peple
Aubrey
Sioux City
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Love Letters Spark Divorce Case In New York
In New York on March 11 Mrs. Anna Von der Heide, sued for divorce by a professor husband, explained the letters to the co respondent as playful English practice. The judge quoted lines claiming romance while she insisted the words were merely poetic exercises and not serious.
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New York
Anna von der Heide
Western trip details and railroad news report
Industrial topics note J A Taylor general superintendent of transportation of the Pennsylvania lines on a western trip. Frank Thomyom vice president returned from a three week trip to Florida. J T looks second vice president is ill but improving and proceeding to Cambridgeboro Pennsylvania. Conferences and tariff changes are outlined for the American Railway Association meeting.
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J. A. Taylor
Pennsylvania Lines
Frank Thomyom
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Flor- Na
J.T. Looks
Pennsylvania Company
Cambridgeboro
American Railway
Pennsylvania Hollroad Company
Shamokin
Mount Carmel
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
New Tari
Junction Pointe
Leotigh
Sohuylkill
Wyoming
New York, Lakerie and Western Railroad Company
Rendine
Ite
New York
Philadelphia Traction Company
Allentown
Reading
Easton
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Mount Lookout Coal Company
Wyoming Borough
Coan
Mount Lookout
Bimpton & Watking
Stock Market Fluency and Grain Prices in Scranton Report
New York markets show sugar rising to the leading post with strong buys as bulls support a broad rally. Sugar opens at 49 44, climbs to 120 percent then closes 1214 in a daily gain. refined sugar up sixteenth. Railways, Louisville and New York Central gain traction amid firm close. Buffalo stock and produce notes record mixed prices for flour wheat corn and oats with varied futures.
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New York
Mareh
Weis
Louisville
New York Central
Missouri Pace
Louisaville
Jersey Central
Chicago Gas
Missouri Pacific
Tribune
G. du B H. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Sprucerstreet
Scranton
York New
Northern
Hans
TayaSec
South America
Elmina
Pennsylvania
Mijo
Tobarca Co
Atch
To &S
South
Chicago
N. W
Lake Shority
Louly. & Nash
Manhattan
Ela
Pacific Seaee
Az Nor
Pavltie
Southern
West
Unilon Az
Chicago Board OF Trade
Wanted Rentals And Notices From Scranton Classifieds
A scrambled local classified page shows rooms for rent near Wyoming Avenue, office space, sale notices, and help wanted. Listings include a music studio room, a nine room house on West Lackawanna Avenue, auction of horses, and employment seeks from a German butcher and a dressmaker. Authorities ask inquiries to L M Horton, Thomas Evans, and J H Holt in Scranton area.
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CL. Griffin
Reonue
Santa Rey
Wyoming Avenue
Hestariok
L. M. Horton
Commonwealth Railtine
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas Evans
Luzerne
Hyde Park
Peek
John JE
Wyoming Avenay
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Upper Pittston
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Scranan
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Common Wealth Building
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Spruce St
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Bawanna Bve
Rance
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Adams Avenue
William A. Taft
Offee
Republic Savings and Loan Association
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Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
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B. N. Anable
Union Square
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Victor, Koch
Davis & von Storch
Commonweal
Tranton
BE. L
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Brown & Se Architects
Price
Washington Avenue Beranton
Foo Frank P. Teow
Thomas Aubrey
Rex Fire Gulsher
Physicians and Surgeons
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Ust
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A. J. Connell
Francke
Vine St
Omeo
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W. B. Allen
Fred Hand
William J. Hand
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