Social Notes and Weddings in North Lincoln News
Personal items report Charles Jippur and George Williams visiting New York, with attendance by Alderman Karen and State President A N Coburn touring the lower park. Olivia Macintosh engagement to Philip MacVeagh Brown announced, wedding at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday April 4 at noon. Frances Winton engaged to Arthur Clement Twitchell with wedding May 5 at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church and reception at Benderson Avenue home. Allan Lawrence notes Edward Cunning is recovering at Fortan after return from the Academy of Music.
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Olivia Macintosh
Piphy MacVeagh Brown
First Presbyterian
William Johnson
Lacka- Lina BroWwine Company
Medopt
Pitnl
Beriels
Bemicuse
Jonny Hayle
Wert Scrantin
Byron Miunning Winton
Thor
Frances
Arthur Clemente ‘Twitchell
Wedomithy
Apel 5
Green Ridge
Benderson Avenue
Allan’ Lawrence
Lawrence
Edward Cunning Aan
Academy of Muse
Fortan
Dun
Wgham
Phytimiine
Tosten
Grand Maser Opening Notice at 410 Spruce Street
Local notice announces a grand opening event on Wednesday and Thursday March 4 and 22 at 410 Spruce Street Appoloie Court Tries. The ad references several small lots of Key West Havanas for cloning and offers factory prices. Garnay Hrywn Un.
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Spruce Treet
Appoalie Court
Key West
Hrywn & UN
Lackawanna Steam Bakery Joins Stand Against The Trust
M J Kelly proprietor of The Lackawanna Steam Bakery outlines expansion on Capouse Avenue to produce superior crackers and cakes, challenging the recently organized trust. He urges consumers to favor his independent bakery and urges grocers to stock goods from the Lackawanna Steam Bakery to support local industry and resist price fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kelly
Lackawanna
The
Trust
Mon. Kelly
Wanhe Steam Bakery
Capouse Avenue
Kelly
Bern
Lickuwuntn Stegin
Lackawanna Stemi Purkery
New Departure by One of the Oldest Life Insurance Firms
The Union Sucual of Porthind Maine introduces a new policy with incontestable tenure from date of issue. It allows nonforfeiture for 1 to 44 years, cash surrender values, convertibility to paid-up insurance, and premium adjustments without extra cost. Agents include AL Otin of Philadelphia and others. a parade for the Thirteen Regiment volunteers is noted. a public sale of Hotel Anthracite furnishings is announced for March 21. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is advertised for teething relief and diarrhea treatment everywhere.
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Union Sucual
Porthind
Maine
Getd
Jni
Atu. Tun
Pennsylvania
Wnedor
Otin
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Arthur ‘T. Raynsford
Teover
Jevaup
Connell Building
Scranton
Parade plans for Thirteenth regiment reception march
Chief Marshal Ripple outlines Thursday March 2 parade for the Thirteenth Regiment with seven hundred Ninth Regiment troops. Governor Stone and staff to be formally received. provisional guardsmen from Easton and West Pittston to attend. route and division details published.
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EB. H. Ripple
Governor Stone
Easton
West Pittaton
Fresh Creamery Print Butter Introduced This Month
GILT EDGE Coursen's Fresh Creamery Print Butter delivers every morning and is praised as the sweetest and firmest butter. Paired with Wheaten Flour bread, it is marketed as the strongest food. The 3 and 1/2 pound boxes are offered at production cost this month to introduce the product.
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Coursen
Parade Invitations for Weet Pittaton and Masten Units
Company 1 of Weet Pittaton and Company E of Masten join the Seventh regiment parade with the Floventh regiment. Governor reception noon at the Delaware Lachawanne and Western road route. Colonel T. A. Watres aids, Lyceum program at 11, Jermya and Millar coordinate souvenirs. Sergeant Milet will assemble the Thyile teonti band for Wednesday night. Temperance groups urged by A Maloney to join as marshals of the fifth division and report for assignment.
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Weet Pittaton
Masten
Reiment
Floventh Regiment
Weeta
Delaware, Lachawanne and
Western Road
T. A. Watres
Enrthat
Nh. A. Maloney
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Han
Two Contests In Olyphant And Scranton Elections
The Tribune notes two additional election contests. In Olyphant Third ward Anthony Gillespie, Democrat, is declared winner over John A. Lennon, Republican, by 9 to 88 votes though Lennon claims at least 100 votes and Gillespie no more than 74. Irregularities are alleged at First district. Lennon supporters say ballots for Lennon were counted for Gillespie and officers blocked Lennon access. Proceedings seek court action with attorneys listed and a response due by April.
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Yeelerdus
Council
Olyphant
Constable
Scran-ton
Anthony F. Gillespie
John A. Lennon
Gillespie
Lennon
Firvet
Parsons
Altheveh
Artie
Gilles
Clinley
Jota T. Mitt
Denevon
Poame
Fishb
Th J. Ready
John J. Waleh
Thomas
Thame
Dweloek
Heartless Cruelty Shocking Abduction Report
A six year old girl Rose Kilowsky escaped her father during a visit and was picked up by police sent to St Joseph’s Foundling Home. The father and companions returned with another child later, and a similar offense by a different man is noted with a fine. The article also lists railroad schedules and a funeral notice, plus local warnings and community notices.
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Rose Kilowsky
St. Joseph's
Cam
Jones
St. Dewey
Fragmented OCR Notice of Erratic Language
The readable text presents a garbled line about cooking and various activities, followed by a bizarre directive to write for Studer and mention of quirky names. Content is unclear and appears nonsensical without coherent events or identifiable entities.
Re Argument Set for School Board Case
Supreme Court in Philadelphia orders a reargument of the school board dispute amid a six-member bench following a death. Solicitor D J Reedy views the move as hopeful for the Board of Twenty One, with cities Pittston Easton Hazleton Lebanon Timeville Meadville Harrisburg poised to submit papers. The merits have been debated previously in Pitteton and related writs of supersedeas cases.
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Supreme Court
D. J. Reedy
Phladelphia
Jubilee Williams
Pet
TD. W. Reedy
Board of Control
Pittsburg
Kartieburs
Pittston
Easton
Hazleton
Lebanon
Timeville
Meadville
Harrisburg
Supreme’ Court
Sword for Col. Hallstead Presented in Social Surprise
A beautiful sword was presented to Colonel George M. Hallstead Saturday night at his Clay Avenue home by friends including Major Hervart Warren Major T P F Penman and others. Warren gave a warm speech praising Hallstead and citizen soldiers of the volunteer army and the governor's staff. After Hallstead’s brief reply the evening continued with social chat and talk of the Thirteenth regiment’s week of festivities.
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George MM. Hallstead
Clay Avenus
Hiverolt Warren
T. PF. Penman
T Richirde
Joh Gibbons
Gharrett Bogart
S&s
Hallstend
Hallstead
Band Mis ter Miles gets cornet for Thursday parade
Fing Phillips local music group and Nehers and deatere donate a cornet set to Band Mis ter Thomas Miles of the Thirteenth Regiment for Thursday’s parade. The regimental band will feature in the event after these instruments were returned when the regiment moved out of Boston.
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Fing & Phillips
Mister Thomas Miles
Yewiment
Mike
Boplos
A Beautiful Trophy for Firemen's Fair Is Born
Chic Hickey yesterday evolved on donation from Colonel FB Ay Ripple into a trumpet shaped prize of coal and sulphur stones. John Cunningham of Suniumit Hill made the trumpet by order. It will likely be offered as a prize for contests among fire communities.
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Chic Hickey
FB. Ay
Ripple
John Cunningham
Suniumit Hill
Overtaken and Captured Thieves Brought to Jail
James Sullivan of Ula and John Beeman of Jewsup seized a horse and carriage from Charles Piger’s barn on Sunday morning near Waverly. They were pursued and halted before entering the field. Constable Woons of Waverly conveyed them to the county jail yesterday. The Wilkie-Harre Record is available in Berantom at Kile na Dred news stand, 44 Spruce and Linden Avenue.
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James Sullivan
Ula City
John Beeman
Jewsup
Charles Piger
Berantom
Lackawinnae Avenue
Train Conductor Falls From Platform in Gust at Norwich
John Tewsbuerra, a Lackawanna and Western conductor on the Utica division, was swept from a Norwich platform by a gust and plunged down an embankment. He died en route to his home in Binghamton after the accident yesterday morning.
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John Tewsbuerra
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Uttem
Norwich
Binghamton
Lake Shore Railway Favored by Commercial Travelers
Passengers on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway enjoy courteous fellow travelers. The Lake Shore line is popular with drummers and commercial men described as a jolly class. Commercial travelers pick its routes for speed and comfort and recommend the Lake Shore.
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Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Lake Shore Railway
Lake Bhore
Hats and Bennete Welnesday Easter Opening
Local shop announces grand Easter opening on Thursday March 22 at Fo Spruce street opposite Court House. Public invitation for shoppers to attend the new hat and accessories store opening event.
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Spruce Street
Court House
Emerson Piano Prize Won by Mrs Stevens in City
Mrs F R Stevens won the first Emerson Piano prize in the city. Her two young daughters are overjoyed as the family celebrates the win and the prize value.
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Emerson
F. R. Stevens
North Ninth Street
Stevens
Pianos To Be Won on April 26 and May 24
The speaker notes two upcoming piano giveaways. The next piano distribution is Wednesday, April 26, followed by a third event on Wednesday, May 24.
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Wilkes-Barre
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Lackawanna Dairy CO
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Remdeanes - Jie
API Omer
Postoilon
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P.J. Reap
Aith Haied Pa
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Keel
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Charles Jippur
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Peter Any
Eorge Williams
New York City
Hie Covein
A. Watetenberg
Karen
A.n Cotbonn
Mutrio
Order Lore of America
E Boen
Styte
M. A. Friedlander & Co
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John M. Edwards
al Mostow
Carverton
Iy Snowdon
Morecow Methodiat
Snowdes
F. A. King
H. 1
Swartz Division
Women's Relief Corps
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Corpa
Snowden
Brotherhood of Town Motive Firemen
Mr. Edwards
Willham Harrington
Richer! Chilinghin
Chars Simmons
Jonathan Thomas
Harry Cognser
C. Dennis
Charles Depew
Brotherhood
Gilbert
Charles Edwards
Penneylvania Volunteers
Marehi
Delaware and Hudson
Jones and Norton
Wyoming Avenue
Jones & Norton
Pitteton
Honoridale
W. A. May
BK. H. Ripple
Majer Ww
Alillar
Conrad Schraeder
Dh. Atherton
F. M. Wandling
T. H. Date
BE. Daniels
Luther Kretler
Pooneylvanin Volunteer
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Lacikwwiurna c
Franklin
Department of Pontteydvanin
Camp& Lone of Veterans
Veterans of Thirteenth Regiment
Thirteenth Regiment
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U.S
Millis
Lindow Street
Prinklin Avenue
Tacing East
Eleventh Regiment
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Escertiar
Rxcollines
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Goblin
Ilon Galvahn
A. Grow
William Connell
Molien
Morgin
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MT Wright
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Marshal
Jackson
Bey
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Heder
United American
Ewe Bocletiew
Mn Prutktin
Felt Om Linnen
Facts Z South
Mintetud
Gaylord ‘Wiens
the Publican
Bullling
Piftil Division
Temperaion
Mulberry Street
Aust
Pritikiia
Peete West Murstinl
J. A. Milenes
Bricksven
Bliath Division
Scranton Fire Department
Millerry Wit
Wortinget
Porsenna
Minthoins
Marechal
Joseph
D. Jermyn
Wyong Avenue
Dackowihna
Jefferson
Pine
Wuell- Hieton
Lindo
Adame
Sprice
Demreent
Vine Street
Washington Avenue
Warshington Avenue
Spruge Stireer
Sturmidten
Marehals
Mara J. Apple
Mapstiyl
Millar
Starr
Olonel Ripple
Transportation Committee
Delaware and Hudson Road
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ashley
Wilkes Barto
Relults
Chile
Baik
Him
Prony Pearsons
Miner's Mille
Mil Creel
Taylor
Lyave Scrantey
Megiment Mm Vo
Elke, Killehte
Prthtas
GA. R
Ketogenia
Th R
Schiller Lodge
A. M
Henry Dinler
Den
Vine Atrent
Gieser Lolgee
George D. Brandi
W. M. Attest
Chas
Gellert
Cordit
Studer
Grill Boollce
Jerastosha Puy
Col. Hallstead
Finn & Phillips
Miles
Firemen's Fair
Col. E. H. Ripple
Throop
D. L
Boars
Opti
Clarke Bros
Garriages
Thos Kelly's Stores
Reantita Avenue
Spruce
Jet
Mercereau & Connell
Atlantic
Frengh Zing
Raynolds
Pan
LUNIA
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Tha Richart & Sandarsyn Oi! Co
Tiona Criucie
Igai Capluse Ave
Stetson
Stopewatch
Carrisces
Wyomind Ave
Prue Bout
Fewn Rulded
Ote Houssheepura
Fe S.&h Bouquet
Shomy & Hilogins
Maloney
Mapa Tures
Marldiag Stroy
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