Widow Mary Ewan Dies After Brief Illness In Medford
Mrs. Mary Ewan of Canaan Street Medford dies at age seventy after internal hemorrhage following a brief confinement. Survivors include husband three sons Charles Harry Albert and two daughters Nellie and Mrs William Hullater. Funeral today at 2:30 from Waymart church with interment in Canaan cemetery. Mary Walker obituary note mentions heart failure after long walk and lists surviving daughters and six sons. Funeral tomorrow at nine from residence with interment at St Mowe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ewan
Canaan Street
Charles
Thirteenth Regiment
Canaan
No. 7
Methodist
Waymart
Ewan
Harry
Albert
Nellie
Ells
William Hullater
Philadelphia
Mary P. Walker
Bushwick
St. Rose's Church
McAndrew
Plannal
Susan Stuttler
WilkKes-Bariec
St. Mowe Cemetery
Council Meeting Approves Franchise For Steam Power Firm
Officials convened last evening and unanimously passed the teleplanne op. A franchise grant to the steam heat and power company was approved after a similar vote. Residents of Robinson Street voiced concerns leading to a rate discussion on Dosles. A resolution aimed at road maintenance and a hygiene survey for farmers was tabled, and payroll items were sent to the appropriate committee for review.
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Robinsin
Birkett Street
Ofinanes
Local Masonic Installations Set Across District
Deputy Grand Patriarch W. Hughes and staff will begin installation of encampment officers across the district. Dates run March 16 in Clark Green to April 9 in Jermyn, with various towns hosting events and noting the annual installation as a highlight for members.
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Pietrigt
Grand Patelarel
W. Hughes
Grand Offiers
Wanna
Jermyn
Amd
Local Notables and Shifts Highlight Pittsburg Area Notes
Workers report injuries at Delaware and Hudson line while John Lewis breaks and health concerns spread among residents in Scranton and Belmont Street. The Bievele club meets tonight with business on the agenda as two passenger coaches head to service on the Pennsylvania division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Fimo
Delaware and Hudson
Tyiso
Mise Deva Raghey
Cumin Treed
Ernest Riker
Scranton
Mra
Mo Arnett
Belmont Street
George Norrie
Martin Hellstrom
Hins
New York
Frank Morgat
Sepun
Pennsylvania
Rexford Smith
H May
Tincoln Avenue
M.D. Lathrope
First Presbyterian
Wagon incident near Main Street with loaded furniture
A bargee team in a wagon owned by John Griesdale caused a bustle on Main Street around 5 PM yesterday. The wagon, loaded with furniture, stood at Ketcham's corner while driver George Clarke briefly left to visit the post office, then the team started up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griesdale
Main Street
George Clarke
Ketcham
Local notices and community updates from Mason County
Writings note medical claims for Golden Medical Discovery and personal testimonials. Police and fire updates list Chief Tanda and Wilson fire company activity, a new photogenic gallery event, and a Friday meeting with a smoke protector test. The scene mentions local streets and landmarks, including Gagne's store and Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagne
Geninet Ao
Wilkes-Tiaire
Wifo Rose
Mr. and
Mire
Eawend Pealee
Deneveaiepeding
W. de Piroad
Prospect Street
Foerth
Moby
Tanda
Iim
Wilson Fire Company
Welcome home Taylor soldiers after parade and town events
Taylor welcomes back Company 1 Thirteenth Regiment from Camp Mackenzie to a joyous crowd. The Excelsior Band plays as a social at Weber rink with a long program of music, dances, and solos. A sermon at Parsons and a church service follow, with the Merry Maid Maids operetta drawing strong attendance and plans for Easter social events underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Ivom Cam MacKenzie
Perfon 1
Excelsior Bowlal Club
Minooka
Weber's
Maren Wi
Ay Follanse
Prank Shine
Thomas Wale
Lynch Sulliven
Duffyan Sisters
Miss Jane Jones
Thomas Coyne
Acme Coyne
Prof. Wood
Gaul
Mies Nellie Cok
Nicholaat Wand Gruthe
Anthony Tulley
S Ojo
Wielis McDonough
Wole
John T. Daned
Comie Wong
Willian Aniela
W. J. Hei
Fie
I Narvin
Presched
Parsons
Rey
J. J. Poster
Presbyterian Church
Weber
Tavid EL Jones
Cannel
New York Ely
No. A. C
William Pax
Taylor Street
Pittston
Revert Moore
Catholichurch
George Timlin
John Hodges
Washington Street
Thehris Mian Endeavor Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Reese's Hall
Lizzie Linindage
Povhoyilley
Mrs Winglow's Soothing Syrup First Sold Worldwide
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winglow's Soothing Syrup as a cure used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for children. It claims to soothe the child, ease teething pain, reduce wind and colic, and relieve diarrhea, offered by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. West
Dreane
Willam G. Clark
Peon
Cranton
Nev
J. Edwards
English Baptist Church
Minersville
Pab
Chamberlain
Saly Bell
Matthews Brov
Resignation of Inside Foreman Tennis Sparks Borough Comment
Inside Foreman Tennis of the Delaware and Hudson colliery resigns effective April 1 after eighteen years in the post. Thomas Evans of Moosic to succeed him, arriving to assume duties amid local familiarity and praise. Postmaster-elect Griffitha returns home and works to finalize bonds for commission. Overseers of the poor Hartley Mullen and Frank Ilgi named to replace Sobey and Muldoon. A nine to ten month old child dies. services pending. Mrs. Henwood returns home after visiting Dunmore. Rev. Postion to lecture at Carbondale church. Household illness limits Miss Sporticus.
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Tennis
Delaware and Hudson
Regert
Thomas Evans
Moosic
Griffitha
Tlyn
Hartley Mullen
Frank Ilgi
Henry Sobey
Michael Muldoon
M. Bray
Berlin Centre
Wayne County
Theodore Spettigue
William Shager
Fourth Street
Henwood
Dunmore
Thomas Rich
Postion
First Papels' Church
Carbondale Baptist Church
Nicholas Tennett
Alfred Waalkey
Olle Bengough
Thomas Nichols
Wille Parks
George Ditmore
Mise Hill
Haxteton
Hossie Freas
Main Street
Iin
Hame
Hillelde
Mary Sporticus
Funeral rites for Michael Dudgee held at St Marys Avoca
The funeral of Michael Dudgee was held yesterday morning with a requiem mass at St Marys Church and a sermon by Rev M J Dunn. Pallbearers included J F Conabey Frank Kane Patrick Farrell John McCarthy Patrick Corcoran Michael Gilrain. Interment followed at Minooka cemetery.
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Michael Dudgee
Askan
Ll. F van Hoesen
James
John McKenzie
Frank McCarthy
Thomas Morahan
Joseph McPherson
Avoch
Frank Webb
Porto Rico
Kew
Father Cummins
Ireland
St. Mary's Church
Lonn Day
Scranton
Honesdale Band Plans Street Appearance For Ball Event
Honesdale reports a nineteen piece band performing on the street Tuesday to promote a ball on St Patrick’s Day memory night. Austin Sharpstein is now proprietor of Hobbs cigar stand. Hardenbergn returns from Harrisburg to spend Sunday with family. Daniels Osborne returns from a western trip aiding glass cutting industry. The Hawley band will visit Hoon.
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Singer
Austin Sharpstein
Hobb
Hornsdale
Hardenbergn
Harrisburg
Daniels
Osborne
Gluss
Hawley
Hoon
Patrick's Day parade scene and local society events
Patrick's Day evening parade plans with Sawyer's band are noted along with a Busy social week in Honesdale. Mentions include Mr Harry Gretter visiting from Wilkes Barre, Mrs Down visiting White Mills, the Hoover family visiting Philadelphia, and Major G T Whitney presiding over a Saturday armory election to fill a company vacancy. John Temple Graves speaks on Reign of the Demagogue, praising North South unity and President McKinley. The Honesdale Philharmonic elects officers and announces a March 1 concert with about twenty players under Dr Ernest Thiele, with Mrs Katherine Thiele helping assemble the group.
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Dale
McMullen
Grant W. Lane
N. FE
Biglow
Rena Edgett Hae
R. T. Whitney
John Temple Graves
Opera House
North
William McKinley
Honesdale
Katherine Thiele
Scranton
Ernest Thiele
Death of Mrs. Benjamin Jeffrey Shocks Forest City
Mrs. Benjamin Jeffrey who died in Scranton Saturday night was a long familiar figure in Forest City, formerly Miss May Watkins. Her family, including mother Mrs. T. G. Watkins and brothers William Thomas Hiram, remains in Forest City. A farewell gathering was held at the Reynolds home on Main Street for Minnie Poster of Sterling, a Forest City student, with many friends in attendance. The Enterprise Hose Company weighs purchases of a drop hose, possible hook and ladder truck, and plans a Cortland, NC inspection trip to verify sales. Deteriorating water pressure threatens fire protection and insurance renewals in the area. A dancing class is planned Friday at Maennerchor hall with instructor Collins from Carbondale.
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Hillside Company
Forest Ity
Benjamin Jeffrey
Scranton
Forest City
Bha
May Watkins
T. G. Watkins
Wiliam
Thomas
Hiram
John Lang
Ray Alexander
W. J. McLaughlin
William Jones
Herbert Reynolds
Albert Ackley
Laka Como
Misa Flora Gilchrist
Wolley
Enterprise Hose Company
Comppany
H. P. Johns
W, Dpd
Owens
Michael Krantz
Cortland
N. C
Mit
Maennerchor Hall
Collins
Carbondale
W. C. T. A. Social and Supper Event Planned
The W. C. T. A. holds a membership social Friday at 3 pm with guests urged to bring a friend. Mrs. James B. Smith and several helpers will serve a ten cent supper 5 to 7 pm in the M. E. church lecture room to benefit the Ladies Aid society. The article notes other local movements and a funeral for Mrs. Sarah Goodwin, plus town visitors and Deltha Carr sailing to Philadelphia for spring millinery purchases.
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James B. Smith
Trufus Lindley
W. Capwell
C. A. Sisk
George Evans
V. Or. Gardner
Nicholaon
Dave
Gardner
Sarah Goodwin
Lydia Rouwht
Widay
Goodwin
Lendbenster
Thin Vielwitw
New London
Conn
Fhreood
Dunmore
Deltha Carr
Philadelphia
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
A vintage advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The copy includes endorsements of J Cheney & Co and multiple local druggists, touting internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and mail order options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Thosr
West & Truaxs
Wholeduic Druggiats
Towile
Waiding, Kinnan & Marve
Ono
Finti
Teatimentala Free
Mail
Air Catches Spotlight in Local Music Cabinet Display
A quirky exhibit highlights catchy air themed tunes in the town music cabinet. Local musicians showcase several melodic pieces and discuss how air inspired their compositions. The display invites visitors to compare textures, tempos, and tonal colors.
Court cuts April term to single jury amid light business
Wyoming county court reduces April term to one jury and waives two weeks of traverse jurors as business is deemed insufficient. Sheriff ordered to notify jurors not to appear. costs saved. Local attendees include Judge Dunham, A H Squier, and Eleanor Litt among others. Ming Little becomes first woman admitted to county bar. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a health tonic.
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Dunham
Court of Common
Wyoming County
Wyoming
Tumay
Court of Common Pleas
M. Punham
P. J
A. H. Squier
Harpinburg
Henry Squier
Weat Nicholson
Mies Eleanor Litt
Mentier
H. ©. Harding
Ming Little
W. FH. Little
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Peckville
Rye
Charles AW Moore
Fivemile
Mason Co
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Taylor News
Soldier Boys
Mrs. Winslow
Jermyn and Mayfield
AVOCA
Ional
Erie Medical Go
Buffalo
Hi.y
Infante
Penn
Sanford
Lowell and
Hartford
Ashion
Dana
Gibson Girl
Nellie Beamish
Wyoming Avenue
Green House
Jonas Long
Hood
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Diskson
Cerumon An Wilkess Harce i. Manuacuivers of
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Scranton, Pa
Lediger
Avian Ajax
Pelco
Reni
Boranten
Matthews Bros
H. C. Gundereon
Drumeriote
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