Two Pittston Incidents Lead Local News
David Davis arrested in Wilkes Barre by Detective Eckert on charges tied to Exeter White Cap outrages. Jessie Harrison burned by a mine lamp in North Main Street cellar. doctor Dr McFadden injured in runaway. Revival services wrap at Hughestown chapel with next in Melanie Chapel.
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Eckert
McFadden
Pittston
David Davis
Exeter
Wilkes- Barre
Oram
Justice of the Peace
Willams
Davis
Salvation Army
Wilkes-Barre
Salvation Barracks
Canal and
Jackson Streets
North Main Street
Jessie
Mathew Harrison
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Seneca
Tribune
West Side
Hughestown Chapel
Melanie Chapel
Upper Pittston
Maggele Coleman
Anna Clifford
North Main Avenue
Miss Legar
Scranton
Ella Touhill
Capitola Cooper
Hannah Conners
Mary Tigue
Carbondale
George Shelly
Electric City
Piitston
B. Helme
Arthur Fardaday
Paul Bohan
W. G. Bast
Kutztown
Berks County
May Barrett
South Main Street
Fleetriex City
Arch Miller
W. BE. Cilbert
Newark, N. J
Missing Greenwood man James Cotter Absent Since Monday
Minooka reports James Cotter of Greenwood left home Monday afternoon and remains missing. The notice notes Cotter as the adult male from Greenwood and details no further clues about his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cotter
Greenwood
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Second mock trial held at Willow Street rooms
Adam Fasshall the Greenwood hotel keeper says the Grigsby road bill would benefit residents of Lackawanna township from last evening in their rooms on Willow Street.
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Willow Street
Adam Fasshall
Greenwood
Lackawanna Township
Noxon to Hold First Election in April in New Township
The new township of Noxon schedules its first election for Saturday April 14 to choose a full slate of officers. Local items note ties to Susquehanna county including bridge work by GD DeWitt and various community updates from Mehoopany Lemon and Towanda.
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Noxon
DeWitt
Susquehanna County
George Dull
Mehoopany
Eliza Stevens
Lemon
Rome
N. Y
Helen Lewis
Hiairstown
N W
Charles Bolson
Lake Winela
Minnie
Easton
Nelson Lee
Keeler House
John M. Garman
Wilkes-Barre
Lee
Whipple Bros
Laceyville
Wilson Treible
Owegu
Susquehanna Valley
Meshoppen
W. M. Hiller
Tunkhannock Church
Hiller
John B. Foss
Scranton
Santiago
Cal
Hert Lyman
Lenn
Hilly, McLean & Williams
Tinghamton
Athens
James L. Voree
Strickland HM
John Strickland
Shakespeare Club
Miles Effie Reynolds
E. M. Alger
Burgess
Charles Marding
Methoppen
Tronbridge
Swalebrook
Elmer FE. Brown
Mcense
Solomon Wight
Auburn
Anna Edwards
Springville
BR. T. Trewer
Dushore
Mehoopany Lumber Company
Felix Annart
B. W. Lewis
N. J. Harding
W. D. Crawford
Keeler Houe
Laure Stein
Towanda
Democ
BE. . Brown
William M. Port
Montrose
Mack and Miller
Throop Notes: Births Beginnings and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Charles Fahringer celebrate birth of Samuel Hulty at Throop marking his forty third birthday. Miss Nettle Burtly returns to school. Miss Hannah Indian visits Meckville. Thomas Hamilton shows slow improvement. Charles Newell, formerly Scranton, now works as fan engineer at the Pan coast mine. Master Morgans resumes rounds after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fahringer
Samuel Hulty
Ladies All Society Meeting at Mrs Cooper Home
Old Forge notices report the Ladies All Society meeting at Mrs A J Cooper's residence this afternoon. Miss J May Brodhead and Thomas Ward departed Tuesday to resume studies at Stroudsburg Normal school. Cheater Atherton of South Baton visited M V Stark this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies All Society
A. J. Cooper
J. May Brodhead
Thomas Ward
Stroudsburg Normal School
Cheater Atherton
South Baton
M. V. Stark
Coal industry turmoil and new transport links in 19th century
The article reports Buffalo Marel Ss a plans to switch Niagara Falls branch power to electricity, mine inspector figures for 1898 show 2100 employees, 176 orphans, 888000 tons shipped, and 2148 tons dynamite used. It covers unity efforts among anthracite carriers, price wars, and Robert Van Wickle expanding Lehigh Valley coal routes via Reading and Jersey Central connections, reshaping competition.
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Buffalo
Marel Ss
New York Central Relioad
Niagara Falls
Willan Stein
Poumla
hKega
Philadelphia
Harmony
McLeod
Gowen
New York
Lehieh Valley
Jersey Central
Phiadelphia
Lehieh
Reading
Theavor Meadow
Treskow
New Boston
A. &. van Wickle
Lehligh
Coxe Mrog, & Co
Coleraine
Maarket
Troskow
Beaver Meadow
New Hooston
Tamaqua
Hazleton
Northearn
von Wickle
Rathrone
Dough
Hell
Cogs Rok, & Co
Leaver, Meadow
Lehigh Valley
Jenny
Minneseille
Mr. van Wielkle
Tehleh Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading, Pennsylvania
van Wickle
Market Prices and Supplies at York New Produce Market
York New Produce Market reports quiet wheat, firm corn, and steady canning prices with options in May through September. Butter, cheese, and dairy items show steady to firm valuations. miscellaneous trades and freight notes listed for regional supply, with a closing health advertisement.
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York
New
New York
Chicago
Ite
Western
Travisions
Western Dairy
Rollin
Bigrina
State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Stocks and Bonds Irregular Trading Amid Gains and Losses
The New York stock market opened irregular on March 24 with 213000 shares traded. Reading led advances on heavy volume while Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson moved within narrow ranges. Reading gained 24 cents, Delaware and Hudson fell, and overall net changes ranged from up to 4 percent and down to 4 percent as rumors and foreclosures influenced prices.
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New York
Transuc Uons
Intel
Reading
Vanderbilt
Jersey Central
Delaware
Lackawanna
Hudson
New York Stock Market
Tribune
G. du Jt. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Stock Rokers
Spruce Street
Scranton
One Cent Word and Classified Appeals
Fragmented ad text seeking references for a Scranton hire, printing and copying jobs in Middletown Ohio, city directory assistants, Tribune office applicants, butchers wanted on Main Avenue, solicitors for stock subscriptions, and salesmen for cigars with local trade familiarity. Contains multiple company names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
City
aReney Fur Smentes
Edward OC. Fish & Co
Borden
RENTAL NOTICES AND CLASSIFIEDS LISTINGS
A dense set of rental notices and ads: multiple properties for rent including a second story flat at 225 Lackawanna avenue and a brick house of nine at 414 Vine street. offices and rooms at 100 Lackawanna avenue. storefront and wholesales space at 16 Franklin avenue. several Lackawanna avenue addresses. apartments in Wyoming avenue and Jefferson mvernion. plus personnel ads offering sales commissions and door-to-door selling opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Lackawanna Avenue
Hennoul
F. 5
Pauli
E. Comogys
PPOR
Spruce Street
M. Ohara
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Avenue
Hall & Co
Commonwealth Building
Jefferson Mvernion
Cadar Avene
Davidow Brow
Fouse
Yeager
Moscow
Poo
C. Ba
Ming Avenue
SU Isage
Vine Street
M. Horton
Commonwealth
D., L. & Awituh
West Lackawanna Avenue
Stanton Stave Works
Charter Applications for Beranton Training School for Nurses
Notices announce a petition to form The Beranton Training School for Nurses under PA law with charter powers and diplomas. A second notice seeks renewal of the Pennsylvania Coal Company charter, listing Samuel Thorne and others as applicants. Also brief classifieds seek employment and help wanted items in the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Pennsylvania
Samuel Thorne
Georg W. Quintard
Walton Ferguson
G. G. Williams
Julia i. Platt
Hurlbutt
Andrew HH. McClintock
George B. Smith
Henry Russell
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sald
Arete
Andrew H, McUlintock, Kolicitor
Scranton solicits bids for Fire District Sewer work in 1805
Baled proposals will be received at the City Clerk Scranton Pa until 7 40 p m Thursday April 4 1805 to construct Section A of Fire District Sewer system with specifications on file City Clerk Cash or certified check of 100 required for each bid 2000 bond for awarded contractor City reserves right to reject bids cost estimate 7 3 by order of City Clerk MT Lavelle March 21 1805 Physicians and Surgeons notice and local addresses included with hoursListed other ads and notices present
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John H. Fellows
Fellowe
Washineson Avenue
Fiaid Avenue
Scrantean
County of Lackawanna
State of Pennsylvania
Deacon Street
People’s Street Railway
Lackawanna River
Pennsylvania Coal Companys
Ice
Hlakely
Pennsylvania
Old Plank Road
Hanson Carpeter
Hanson Carpenter
Iron Fat
Robert von Storch
James Young
Eaid
Rae Eee Dasaritos
Mortiare
Fannie M. Carpenter
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Attorhoya
Scranton
Ans
Astar
Opanete
MT. Lavelle
Scranton M
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TALES
Melba
Johann Hoff
Eisner & MunpErson Co
Throop
Old Forge
Dean
Tobacco Co Desvne
Laval
Manhattan
Ageewsen
Billy Hed
N. J. Central
N.Y
Pacific
Wilty
Bay al Oi
Nor Paville
Phil
Hiss
Baither
Union
Pavel Veer
Scranton Board ‘of Trade Exchange
Val
BTO
Ask
Mune & Is
Lakka, Lumber Co
Lucka
Truat & Sale
Www Deposit Co
M. Oe
al Bayings Bank
Providence & Abington Turnpike Co
Sera'n Savings Bank
Qoo
Lace
Hank
Nat'l Fortae & Drilling Co
Scranton Axle
Wah Scranton Class Co
Dickson Mfg
Lackawanna & Montrosy
Crystal Lake
Scranton Trac. Co
Keon'y
Madison Avenue
Vance
Jefferson Ave
M Bushire
Champion MMi. Co
Middletown
Triters
LAW College
Lina
AM. P. al” Tribune
Epecial Notices
ACT
John Foster
Skinner's Reddy
Call
Tribune Office
Frank Leake
P.O Moody
Gibson Street
Boranton
Lane Books
Triune
Bix Young A
LA Lafayette Street
Main
Tion
Malin Street
Clark's Green
Lackawanna Co
Fass K Cobb
the Fog Ak
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Ingram
Brussels
THE
Scranto
Beddinu Vo
D. J. Campbell
Penn Avenue
Franklin Avenue
P.O. Box
Carson & Davies
West Lackawanna Avenues
Thomas E. Evans
Sear
Luzerne
Hyde Park
Jermyn
Stampa Standard Silverware CO
Boston
Mass
Aluminum Novelty CO
Broadway
Hinde
P.u. Box
Ium
Maan
Court OF Common Pleas
Aawanna County
Lackawanna County
Upm
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pall Corporation
Arimbly
Tte
James J. H. Hamilton
Eiby
Jonnette Lee
G. W
Tribune oMce
G. Pick
Domore
Dunmore
Morse Building
Franklin
Fenton
Lacka
Physicians and Surgeons
G. Edgar Dean
Berenton
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Offich Wi
Aington Avenue
Epruce Street
Fancko
Vine St. Onis
W. B. Allen
North
Fred Hand
William J. Hand
Geageet Wealth
W. F. Boyle
Burr
C. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
L. M. Gates
Medi- 60Ng Avenue
John L. Wentz
M. D
Madison
Kay
Penn Ave
Bhill
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Reepublican Building
Washington
Prehue
HR. Mtcher
Attorney-At Law
Fe Mon Wenith Building
Scranton, Pa
Comegys
D. B. Replogle
Ee Killam
Frank T. Oell
Atlaw
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-Atlaw
Spruce St
Sdst
L. A. Watres
Une Kawana
Ave. Seranton
J. M. C. Rance
School OF the Lackawanna
Ree Quest
Hev
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Adan Avenue
William A
Laubach
Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Avenue
Grand Union Tha CO
Jones Bros
Hotels and Restaurants
the Elk Cas
Pf. Zingler
BE. N
Architects
Davis & von Storch
Bb. L. Walter
Washington Avenues
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash, Ave
Brown & Morris
Architucta
Price
Ey Bauer
KR. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargen Brothers
Washington Ave
Beranton
Iy Rey
Capouse Ave
Cape Frank P. Brown & Whole
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