St Patrick Day Parade line of march Pittston March 18
March 18 parade line announced for St Patrick Day celebrations in Pittston with 7 AM assembly. Clergy, mayor, school board, and numerous fraternal groups will march from South Main to Church Street then city review. Several mercantile relocations planned by March include Man gan Price block and Miners Bank building tenants. Funeral announced for Helen Laux. other local business visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mangan
North Main Street
Lynch Bros
Miners’ Bank
Insurance Agency
Joseph Hileman, Jr
Fitzsimmons
Jeweler
Joseph Hileman
Sheton
Fitssimmons
Theodore D. Britigan
South Maintreet
M. J. Gilroy
Merchant Tailor
Blackwell
the Sewler
Rp Ae Board OF Appeals
Pennsylvania
T. R. Hughes
H. B Reynolds
E. L. Merriman
John W. Warner
J. H. Seward
A. L. Francois
C. Comears
Thmas Moore
G. Boland
W. P. Boland
Suburban Building and Loan Association
Ossembly
Comegys & Reynolds
Indian Village Fair Opens With Masked Party Night
Dunmore residents anticipate a lively Indian village fair with a masked party night and a week of themed events from March 16 to March 23. Tickets offer a chance at $10 in gold, while booths are led by local organizers. The issue also notes deaths, memorials, and upcoming community programs.
Death of Daniel Fallon in Olyphant
Daniel Fallon a noted Olyphant resident died at his Delaware street home after a two week illness He was born in County Mayo Ireland aged 78 He leaves a wife and nine children John Bryan Thomas Daniel Frank Sylvester William Mrs Patrick Lynch and Mrs Michael Kelly The funeral is Monday at 10 am a high mass at St Patrick's Church Interment in the Catholic cemetery Also notes a health board meeting Young Men's Christian Union services Blakely Baptist church Rev Elite at the pulpit tomorrow Mary Davis recovering from illness City Government play to be staged at Father Mathew Opera House next Wednesday written by Scranton author M J Gilbride Attendees James and John O Malley at Martin MacCormac funeral in Dunmore yesterday
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Helen
Michael Laux
Familly
Market Street
James Fielding
Pennsylvania Saving Fund and Loan Association
Scranton
J. H. Ackerman
Tunkhannock
Pennsylvania Coal Company
F. H. Case
D. E. Ginger
Electric City
John Jones
George Brown
Thomas
Kann Sax
Wilkes-Barre
Mime Anthony
Wyoming Avenue
J. J. Parkhurst
The
Tribune
South Main Street
Frank Hagan
James D. Monle
West Side
Edith Brune
Lena Cohen
George J. Benton
J. B. McTighe
Carbondale
Sinclair House
William Monte
Moosic
B. J. Neville
Soan H. McMillan
Pete
Pale
Ladie
Kate Greiner
Kate McMillan
Thomas Sansenbaugh
J. Knapp
Jones
F. Letchworth
George Schrank
Michael Smith
J. Finnerty
Thomas O'Donnell
M. A. Smith
Webster Avenue
L. W. Dillon
Loyal Legion
Catholic Temperance Societies
Dillion
Maury A. Hingham
Pine Street
Hawley
Miss Bingham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Luis
Frances Dillon Willl
Epworth League
Daniel Fallon
Dela Ware Street
County Mayo
Ireland
John
Bryan
Daniel
Frank
Sylvester
William
Patrick Lynch
Michael Kelly
St. Patrick's Church
Board of Health
Young Men's Christian Union Rooms
W. J. Robinson
Patrick Langan
Peckville
Blakely Baptist Church
Rev. JR
Mary Davis
Lackawanna Street
Father Mathew Opera House
M. J. Gilbride
James
John O'Malley
Martin MacCormac
Dunmore
Glenburn Notes and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Griffin spent part of the week at Lake Winola. Mrs Byron Hall is recovering from grip. Mrs J W Moore has been ill for a week. Rumor says Oscar Carpenter of Scranton may take over the Glenburn hotel. On April 1 Mrs Griffin is listed as sick. News says W Scott Palmer Mrs Smith and daughter have arrived at Syria visiting missionaries. Robert Northup is ill with grip.
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Griffin
Lake Winola
Byron Hall
J. W. Moore
Oscar Carpenter
Scranton
Glenburn Hotel
W. Scott Palmer
Mayfield News Briefs from Carbondale to Falls
William Walker seen in Carbondale. Hillside Coal and Iron paid employees at this place yesterday. Mrs A M Place returns home from Falls after two weeks at her mother’s bedside. Martin Farrell visited Olyphant. An advertisement touts Dock Blood Bitters as a cure after five years illness. Annie Zoepen from Crookstown Minnesota is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Carbondale
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
A. M. Place
Falls
Martin Farrell
Olyphant
Mick
Burdock
Annie Zoepen
Crookstown
Minn
Industrial activity ramps up in Pennsylvania coal region
The puddling and rolling mills in Pittsburg and surrounding towns resume or expand operations after long idleness. New Castle, Sharon, and Lebanon plants boost production while Berkshire rail lines plan upgrades and a Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway merger tightens the steel and transit network amid signs of improving demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Ironworks
Pittsburg
American Steel Casting Company
Thurlow
Sharon
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New Kensington
Bolt and Nut
Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Works
Lebanon
American Iron Works
New Castle
Greenville
Wilkes-Barre
Battern
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Yatesville
Gavel Place
Stroudsburg
Algonquin Coal Company
Laurel Run
Parsons
Philadelphia
Northeastern Pennsylvania Railway
Western New York Railway Companies
Western New York and Pennsylvania Rail Way Company
Western New York and Pennsylvania Company
Bulletin of
The
American Iron and Steel Association
Bessemer
Shenango
Mahoning
William Joyce
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Munyon's Remedies Endorsements Urge Cure Claims
Over 300000 supporters praise Munyon's Rheumatic Cure Catarrh and Dyspepsia tonics. Boston and Bemis residents cite rapid relief and full recoveries after using Munyon's Remedies. The ads invite visits to drugstores for a 20 cent vial and free diagnosis by Professor Munyon at Philadelphia headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Heath
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Walng Munyon
Munyon
Wallace Rickford
Bemis
Mass
Iola Forrest
Monad Street
Munyen
Homeopathic Remedy Co
Professor Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Stock market wobble with late session strength in New York
Irregular trading on the New York Stock Exchange ends with a weaker mood in the final hour. Early rounds show railways leading gains while other active stocks fluctuate. quotes reflect a variable day across wheat, corn, oats, and provisions with mixed futures and firm spot prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Alien & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
York New
Sisasitec
Enone
Nietbert
Matuh
Fife
Chicago
Zimi
South Amperica
C. Hulter
Western Dairy
Balie
New
Lele
Wialie
Elha
iWe
Southern
Livestock Prices Reported From Buffalo and CattU
Buffalo market reports show cattle receipts around 2 000 head with steady to firm prices for light to medium steers and veal fat calves. hog receipts near 4 000 head with market to higher and mixed packers. sheep and lambs receipts about 7 000 with market opening higher then steady. Cattle receipts at CattH today around 4 600 head with firm tone for common to extra steers. hogs at 26 000 head with market strong. sheep receipts 7 000 with firm to higher pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
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Olbul
Sanderson
Johann Hoff
TALES
Young
Church Street
Broad
Order of Hibernians
Vine Street
William Street
Powderly
Liberty Cornet
North Main
Main Street
Railroad Street
St. John the Evangelist Church
Malin
Union
West End
Glenburn
Stocks and Bonds
Cal
Ing
Am. Tobacco Co Am
Cot
Aim
South
Aly Ches
Ohio
St. P
Lake Shore
Manhattan
Tt Pacific
Aelfe
Weat
Chicago Board OF Tnade
Uiscnane
Scranton Board of Ee Exchange
Ark Ps
Eede
Deen Heey Endau
Firat Natl Bank
Green Age
Ae Ka
Juutber Co
Wanes
Lacka, Trust & Safe Pepanit Co
Dicaenheanen Pas
Savin Bank
Providence & Abington Turnpike Co
Sora'n Savings Bank
Ng Co
Nat'l Nk
Nat'l Boring & Drillue Co
Thuron Coal Land Co
Nat'l] Hank
Scranton Beddin, Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
Dickson
Scranton Trac, Co
Ieee
Madison Avenue
Buffalo Stock Market
Mra. Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
Gorrie Pe
T. Allavelle
General Agenta
Bell- Ie
Immenee
Brestway
York
Achtac
Connolly & Wallace
India
Ascot
Cheviot
Washington Avenue
Court Horse
Ingram
Brussels
Main Avenue
P. Harrison *Co
Clark No
Columbus
Edward C. Fish & CO
Borden Brook
Alebmen
Sane
Reas
Cowles & Oo
Chanbers Street
N. Y
W'antoconen
Freeman M
Janteu
T. D. Britigan
South Sain Street
Pittston
Renee
Sheriff's O
Odern
Inckawane Atenian
Davidow Bros
Franklin P.O . Box UK
Bowering
Ming Avenue
Nise Bina
L. M. Horton
Commonwealth Building
Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
L. & W.ewitch
West Lackawanna Avenue
Heranton
Lackawanna Avery
Thomas E. Evans
Avorlid
Luzerne
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
Hall & CO
Quincy Avenue
McGarrah, McGarrah & Thomas, Drugsta
Waverly
M.S Knight
Cherry Street
Gould
Acams Avenue
Ricker & CO
Monroe Avenue
Olive Atreat
Edwin W. Gearhart
Lacka Wanda Avenue
Ee Do
Britigan
South Main St
H. F. Warren Dalton
Oclark
Mit
Lindsay
Boranton
Cusick
W. B Moure
Iostiala
Franklin
Netice
John Morris
Pope
John Fosver
Skinner's Eddy
Dan
Wade
H. Call
Tribune Obice
Frank Leslie
UBEBY
Gibson Ntreoly Boranton
Lane Books
Pee Orock
Stam
Paterson, N. J
Rpne Board OO OF Appeals
Mts
Rom
Munual
EaVetLt T City Clark
Er’ Scranton
Pat Marek
Fenton
Lackawanna Avenue
Adelia Dodge
Adinistration
CT. A
Olafima
James C. Griffin
C.t.al Beale
Wiithy
Tribune Ofieen
Andrese
Tribune Office
A. CG
Main Ave
Hoffin
Cedar Avenue
City
Fiston Postonce
Plitston
Court House Square
W. EB. Allen
North
G. Edgar Dean
Fred Hand
William J. Hand
Common- Wealth
W. F. Boyle
Burr
Co. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Raeal
L. M M. Gates
Pike
Son Avenue
John L. Wentz
M.D
Madison Aye
Kay
Penn Ave
James W. Oakford
Common
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L. A. Watres
Lackawana' S Ave
JM. M. Co. Rance
School OF the Lackawanna
Ree Quest
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Kindergarsten
Adams Avenue
William A. Taft
Odontothrea Pla
C. C
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
Male
Grand Union Tea Co., Jones Bros
Jos
ELK Cafe
P. Ziegler
Westminster Hotel
Architects
Davis & von Sto Torch
Commonwealth’ _building
Anton, BL
Walt R
Washington A) Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Sprucest. Cor. Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Seranton
Fe A
Enica
R. J. Ver
Otor
Mboarged Brothers
Suppenver Wine
Warendine
Washington Ave
Brown, & CO
Aubrey
Rex Fire Eitine Gulshe
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