Carbondale Council Acts on Appointments and Works
The council confirmed mayoral appointee P. F. Carden to the police force and agreed on a March 6 joint session to elect a city engineer. The building committee favorably reviewed cutting Columbia's hose house windows at a cost not to exceed 4 dollars. A police regulation ordinance was referred to the special committee and the Blair and Kennedy bill for 827.50 was approved. Two fire whistles were authorized for the brewery and Hendrick works. Abe Salim urged Ming and Seventh avenue extension and included salt provisions in the appropriation, referred back to the joint committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet
P. F. Carden
Blair & Kennedy
Columbia
Brewery
Hendrick Works
Abe Salim
Seventh Avenue
Joint Committee
True Bill Against Moyles for Threatening Family
Chief of Police McAndrew secured a true bill against Robert Moyles of Spring Street for threatening his family. Moyles, a mentally troubled man with a wife and five children, has shown erratic behavior including multiple hospitalizations and escapes from Hillside Home. He is jailed in the county jail awaiting April court action for a permanent disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
Robert Moyles
Spring = street
Moyles
England
Coalbrook Breaker Expanding to Meet Demand
Coalbrook faces slack periods as the new large breaker cannot yet handle all coal previously processed by smaller plants. The plant remains incomplete but work continues with screens and cleaning devices added daily to expand capacity and meet expectations.
Tioneer City Knights Observe Third Anniversary
Tioneer City castle No. 205 of the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain will mark its third anniversary tomorrow evening in their hall at the Leader building. Jermyn castle No. 16d joins a limited circle of friends for the event with an excellent programme planned. Rev. H. J. Whalen, new pastor of Berean Baptist tabernacle, will give the principal address.
Local News Briefs From Dundaff and Surrounding Towns
Charles McCann and Joseph McGarry returned from Avoca. Mrs. John Potter of South Washington Street is very ill. Rev A F Chaffee serves on the jury this week. Miss Agatha Dwyer, trained nurse, is seriously ill at Emergency hospital. Miss Mabel Moore of Aldenville visits in this city. Miss Nettle Bayley visits Scranton friends. William Quick sues for 315000 for loss of an arm from a belt accident at the Dundaff Street mill. Six hydrants condemned by the fire department have been replaced. Conductor G H Kellow of the Delaware and Hudson company plans to move his family to Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCann
Joseph MccGarry
Avoca
John Potter
South Washington Street
A. F. Chaffee
Agatha Dwyer
Mabel Moore
Aldenville
Nettle Bayley
William Quick
Dundaff Street
Hewcere
G. H. Kellow
Delaware and Hudson Company
Green Ridge
Funeral of Leonard Gilden in Olyphant
The funeral of Leonard Gilden aged child of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilden was held yesterday at 2 pm from Tarkawanna street. Many friends attended. The body was taken on the 257 Delaware and Wadson train to Carbondale for interment. Pallbearers were P B F O Malley Jean O Boyle Joseph Hoban Charlie O Hoyls Edward Gallagher and Edward Scott of Dunmore. Lost on Sunday evening about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
John Gilden
Tarkawanna Street
Delaware and Wadson
Carbondale
PB. F. O'Malley
Jean O'Boyle
Joseph Hoban
Charlie O'Hoyls
Edward Gallagher
Edward Scott
Dunmore
Blind listing of social notices and local visitors in Blakely
The notice describes a social event at a Presbyterian church in Blakely with the Olle gra Mandolin club from Scranton, serving potato croquettes minced ham pickles cake and coffee. Admission is 16 cents. Local residents Miss Charity S Crippen Mrs Thomas Harris Miss Ruth Harris Miss Kathleen Stone Miss Jean Thompson Miss Kate Gordon May Marrelf and Stevie Evans visit relatives or are guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Estore
Lackawanna
Bartholtd
Blakely
J. Evans
O'Boyie
Presbyterian Church
Ollegra Mandolin Club
Scranton
Miss Charity
Crippen
Gravity Street
Thomas Harris
Ruth Harris
Providence
Mere
W. W. Jenkins
Kathleen Stone
Bell Street
Jean Thompson
Pittston
D. W
Nebo Church Fair Opens with Large Attendance and Music
The Nebo Congregational church fair at Kendham opened last evening under encouraging conditions. Young ladies from the church organized the event with a grand musical and literary program plus raffles and refreshments served by the Ladies' Aid. Evangelistic services continued with attendance at the Methodist church and a large Sunday afternoon men’s meeting at the Presbyterian church. Funeral plans announced for Mrs. John Welber and several social visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebo
Kendham
John Gwynne
Milward James
John %Evans
W. T. Jones
Mes Sadle Edwards
Banfield Sisters
H. M
Henry Evans
George Powell
Johnstown
Pia
Taylor
Lb. FL Armstrong
Young Men's Christian Association of
Scrarnton
Serman
Methodist Episcopal Church
John R. Neeley
Florence Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
T. DeWitt Edwards
John Welber
Main Street
Julia McGuire
Monore Avenue
Feranton
Wis
Kate Taudgate
Pride of
Walter D. Edwards
Bellevue
Marie Lavin Resumes Occupation After Illness
Priceburg brief notes Miss Marie Lavin of Jackson street has left illness confinement and is able to resume her occupation. the item mentions Alexander Harris who was recently involved in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lavin
Jackson Street
Alexander Harris
Explosion injures miner in Pancoast mine and he dies at home
An explosion of gas in the Pancoast mine left a miner injured who died at his Throop home on Sunday afternoon. He belonged to several fraternal orders including Old Forge Eagle No. 39 K of G E and Throop Accidental fund and the Order of Lone of St George. Funeral details to follow as families visit with friends.
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Pancoast
Throop
Deecaped
Old Forge Eoagle, No. 39
G. E
Peck Purchases Fine Horse as Local Notes Grow
Peceville reports Mr. W. W. Peck buys a horse with a 2.23 record. Wil ium plans to compete locally next season. Mrs. Herbert Frear shops in New York for spring millinery. Morgan Welch dies of heart failure at 4 pm while visiting J. B. Welch. Miss Mildred Howe visits Miss C. A. Kenyon. Misses Orianna and Emily Williams and Mr. Robert Frew attend a maple sugar social at Miss Lena Clark’s in Providence. Miss Mary N. Scull visits Thompson. L. B. Thompson recovers from illness. Mrs. John Bembo also recovers. Fair notes praise Klondike outfit, pancakes, and kitchen staff. Manager Stanley Newton credited for fair success. Firefighters receive gifts. St Patrick’s School Orchestra performing with local soloists and ensembles.
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W. W. Peck
Wilium
Herbert Frear
New York City
Morgan Welch
East Side
J. B. Welch
Mildred Howe
Henry Purdy
William Nook
Klondike Company
H. Beattys
A. Frazier
Stanley Newton
St. Patrick's School Orchestra
West Scranton
Mary Jordan
Frank McHale
Agnes Mack
Katherine Burke
Mary Cusick
Mary Quinnan
Mary Hurast
Anna Huret
Mortimer Hogan
Frank Fadden
Eddie McCann
Allee Cooper
Teabella Ganzemuller
Lawrence Mel Williams
Primitive Methodist concert and eisteddfod draws praise
Jermyn hosts a concert and eisteddfod with W D Evans as adjudicator and T M Boundy for recitations. The Russian choir impressed, extra prize awarded to Reeva Tompkins, and May planned event. Reese James of Mayfield dies after pneumonia. funeral at Congregational church with Rev Thomas Cook officiating. St Aloysius society elects officers as Dunmore sleigh party guests. other local notes include visits, appointments, and school board vacancy.
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Primitive Methodist Church
W. D. Evans
Carbondale
T. M. Boundy
Reeva Tompkins
Bessie Jones
Kindly Light
William Williams
Eddie
Ateeva Tompkins
Susie Buckingham
Delia Bowen
Weary Eaners
Davy Jones
John Lucas
Reese James
Mayfield
Enoch James
South Wales
Enoch
Wales
A. J. Meehan
Patrick Tallott
Dunmore
Mary Osborne
Main Street
May Palmer
Maud Palmer
Blanche Oakley
Frieda Ludwig
Grace Stevens
Walter
Clarence Harps
George Wintersteen
Stewart Seigle
Bea Oakley
Lester Yost
Garfield Angwin
Edith Clark
Mainie Wint
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Polly Evans
Forest City
T. B. Griiths
North Main Street
D. Davis
League of American Wheelmen
D. P. Jones
Scranton
Claude Stocker
Blairstown
N. J
J. W. Cramer
Miss Mulholland
Popular Clearing House Adverts Rent Real Estate and More
The notice lists ads for houses to rent and property to sell or exchange. It notes rates, includes multiple addresses in Scranton area, and mentions apartments, furnished houses, a store for rent, and a lot for sale at Lake Sheridan. Contact names appear with street locations and avenues.
Scranton notices and business listings in old advert section
Local directory items include hotels and restaurants such as Elk Cafe on Lin Avenue run by P Zeigler and Scranton House near the D J and W depot with European plan. Estate of Margaret Moore probate granted to Ezra Ripple as executor with notices to creditors. Proposals for walls shelters and related structures advertised with bid conditions and viewing at Board of Trade. Political district conventions announced for March in Beranton. School of the Lackawanna advertisement and various local services by Clark Co and Megargee Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Newman Lumber
Lackawanna Trust
Esafe Deposit Company
Ig 1900
Newman Lumber Com Pany
Margaret Moore
City of
Scranton
Ezra H. Ripple
Beranton
Endovard
Reynolle Bedford
Board of Trade
Board of Park Commissioners
The
Park Commissioners
A. P. Bedford
Daleville News Briefs From March Or April Transitions
Samuel Williams buys Hodgson farm and will take possession April 1. G Hanks buys his father’s place to grow potatoes. P J Tlarnow moves from Hank’s place to his own near A Storm’s. F L Stern loses best Jersey herd. F E Lear enters chicken business. Dr Houcks’ flock suffers seventeen birds stolen, traced to Moscow on road to Scranton. Edna Sax and Thomas Hall visit from Scranton and Glenburn. Snowbound roads force travel via fields. Mrs Giles and daughter visit Mrs Cobley. Mary E Dale returns from Wyoming Seminary. Mrs Emma Jones sells property and farm. H E Armes candidate for state delegate from the Third district. Harrisburg April 24. Robert Winship home from Ithaca. F L Hodgson and son Clarence visit. Milk trust contract expires April 1. tensions rise. some farmers selling cows. Constable AR Bialy sworn fire fish and game warden. pledges to curb Sunday hunting. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad ends.
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F. E. Lear
Dr. Houcks
Moscow
Scranton
Edna Sax
Thomas Hall
Glenburn
D. Wale's
F. L. Hodgson
Lee
Clarence
Freranton
Milk Trust
AR. Bialy
Wilkes-Barre
Joe
Lehigh Valley Trains From Wilkes Barre to New York and Beyond
In effect November 1 1899 Lehigh Valley trains depart Wilkes Barre for Bethlehem and New York via D and H R A at 6 44 am and 12 04 pm and 6 44 pm Sundays. Also services to White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Bethlehem and other coal region points via D and H R A and D W G lines with multiple daily departures including 7 12 08 4 18 4 27 and 7 Ublack Diamond Express. Sundays feature additional Black Diamond Express runs. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars operate on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Tickets and Pullman reservations available at 4 Luckawanna Ave Beranton Pa and offices in New York and Bethlehem.
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Delaware
Hudson
Scranton
Albany
Montress
Hionedale
Rm Om
Wilkes-Tarre
New York
Philadelphia
Veniah Valley Railroad
Carbondale
North
Tay
Sas
Wickes
Birre
South
Naime
A. m
Wilker- Ae Te
Stratees
Montreal
On Ton
New England Paints
United States
Canada
Jd. W. Burdick
N. Ye
W. Cross
Beranton
Pitteton
Wilkes-Barre
Balthmoreh
Washington
Poiuts Bouwth
Weet
Hethichom
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lehanon
Harrisburg
Allesown
Pottsville
Tathon
Ochlnauben
Bup
N. P
Baldwin
Agi
Lacka
Weateru
Fuladelphia
Stroudsburg
Hoboken
Stroudabure
NORTI
Buffalo
Syracus
Aden
Lipom
Montrove
Nicholson
Test
Syracuse
T ‘Ion
U. Om
Montrowe
Bloomeburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Nortihumbertatus
Nanticoks
Mit
al mi
Abe
tLah
Jem
Omsburg
Lehigh Valley Ratrow
Bcranton
Fhtadelphta
Black Diamond Express
White Haven
Hazleton
Kk. BR
Bethlehem
Tinsten
Ring
Haversburg
D. & Wor. BR
Ublack Pigmone Eexprem
Am Sundiys Db
HL. R
Nonnemacher
Luckawanna Ave
Beranton Hawley Time Table February Train Connections
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable in effect February 7 lists trains from Beranton to Hawley and intermediate points. No. 2 Accommodation departs 6 a.m., No. 4 Express departs six p.m., connecting at Hawley with Erie Railroad for New York Newburg Honesdale and other points.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Beranton
Hawley
Erie Railroad
New York
Newburg
Honesdale
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Coalbrook
John Flaherty
Richmondale
Niles, Lowry
Kelly
Olyphant
Taylor News
Priceburg
4. D. Fairbank Company
Ohleags
Gt. Louie
Mon Vort
Besten
Geos H, Phelps
Cer
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Peceville
Jermyn
People’s Exchange
Madison Avenue
Myrtle Street
Pine Street
Quincy Avenue
George BH
Davidson
Bpruce Street
Jefferson Avenue
Bath
Wing Avenue
Comegys
Dime Bank Building
I. Comegys
Thomas Russell
Harrison Avenue
Burns
Apple Avenue
Geo. B. Davidson
John Carroll
Tribune
Linden Street
Adama Avenue
J. Carter
Lackawanna Ave
J. H. Gunster
Lake Sheridan
W. I
Clark's Summit
Good House
L. Lindsay
Malin Avenue
Tribune Office
C. Boxa
Frank Hall
Dourle
Monroe Avenue
P. O
P. O. Box
M. City
Ingent
George
Evans & Co
Chicago
Til
Kressler Court
Washington Avenue
Reisean Broo
Linden
Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
B. Bchutner
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Avenue
J. T. Keller
Quincy
LEGAL
W. i. Lawton
Galilee
M. H
Mineral Street
Indy
L. A
Wampton Street
Dalton
Bumner Avenue
Factoryville
B.C. Spaulding
HANK
Edward T. Davis
Connell Building
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
Joweyh Selley
EM Linden
Lyman
Price Hopital
Cor
Wyoming
Mulverry
Laurach
Wyoming Ave
H. F. Reynolds
P. C
Snover
Coal Exchange
Cross Fork Water Ny
Lackawanna Lumber Company
L. Connell
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Lackwanna Avenue
J. W Browning
Mears Building
D. B
M.J. Donahore
Frank FE. Hoyle
Burr Building
Welles
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Jerrup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Cooperative Hall
West Side
W. A. Paine
Joseph Jeffrys
Tio
James Ww. Oakword
Attorney- AT. Law
L. A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Pitcher
Seranton, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
A. W. Bertholf
W. FE. Allen
W. Lamorebaux
Mulberry
Court House
Erick W. Fieltz
Walter Bf, Davis
School OF the Lackawanna
Bept
Thomas M. Cann
Priniear
W. E. Plumley
G. R. Clark & CO
Saedman and Nurseryman
North Main Avenue
Shore Telephone
Lackawanna County
Auld
Baturday
Legislative Staunding
Meara
Legislative Standing Committee
Gyiundar
Matthews
J. _E. Watkins
Jos. Kufttel
Seranton
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulberts
Megargee Brothers
Vine Street
Caline
A. B. Briggs
Elcko
Adams and
Daleville
Samuel Williams
Mogeow
Hodgson
G. 8
Hanks
P. J. Tlarnow
A. Storm
F. L. Stern
Hood
Pilla
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bunbury
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Eat Pottsville
Norristown
Suney
Oenburg
Bunburg
Hiladelphia
Elmore
West
Sunbury
Arrisburg
J. R. Wood
Paws
J. R. Mamtchinson
Mer
Aga
Schanto Ton
Eifec
Beral Aton
Et A
Bun
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Putorott, Bi
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