Railroad men prepare for exams on air brakes and mileage rules
Secretary Peargall moves to 119 Mulberry street and A H Masters to 411 Franklin avenue with meetings led by brakemen and messengers. Robin Habgood visits, while debates on automatic time keepers, extra milk trains, and mileage rates stir interest amid plans to promote those with air brake training.
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Peargall
Mulberry Street
A. H. Masters
Franklin Avenue
Rallroad
Robin P. Habgood
Serenton
Baltimore Young Men's Christian Association
Friends
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Ronda
Ohio
Indiana
Iilino
Pennsylvania Company
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company
Anarchist threats and editor note in Scranton letter
Short letters of interest published with writer’s name. A Tebune editor comments on a noted anarchist seen in the city and the influence of Stal Khan papers. William De Vere, Scranton, March 2. Delays are dangerous says Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads urging timely use for health.
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Tribune
de Vere
The
Tebune
Oolf
Tinklan Elttens
Staklan
William de Vere
Scranton
Meafville court closes sentence in fatals and fraud
Mrs Nell Frink of Montrose pleaded guilty to sending obscene letters by mail and received a fine of 25 as Judge Buffington condemned her mental state as a factor in sentencing. Amos Robinson of Lackawanna Avenue admitted liquor selling and was fined one dollar. Several injuntion and ejectment cases were heard as Meadville courts weighed bonds and public works.
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Nell Frink
Montrose
Buffington
United States District Court
Baffington
Amos Robinson
Barney Stenawith
George Stetinawith
Fucus Strius
TE Et Reynolds
Barney Selnawith
Lloyd Street
Hite Wits
Strigus
Gunlty
Huffnetun
Coats
Jacob Sokitele
Poyaryedk
Wels Wad Childroestaed
Marla Morstakern
HH. P. Reynolds
Pittston
Taddk Eusted
John HH. Mullen
Sfl Corcoran
Duryea
Sokitela
Sokitels
Meadville
George Fox
W. J. Sanford
Walter Sanford Deming
Vermont
Demliun
Boston
Mah
Harry Hall
George Wels
St. Mary's
Elk County
Deming
Hall
Wels
Puffington
Thomas 8. McFarland
New York
Meadville Water Company
YMCA Helps Youth Earn Pocket Money and Furnish Work
A Tribune report details how the YMCA assisted a young man to earn six dollars weekly and sends fifty cents for finishing and furnishing. Sixteen donors contributed 7.10 to the YMCA fund, bringing total to 84.55 amid ongoing community support and letters praising the program.
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Tribune
Flinskhine
Young Men's Christian Association
Ekenshbiaciia C&hhi
Tribune Finishing and Furnishing Fund Appeal
A fragment notes a donation appeal titled The Tribune Finishing and Furnishing Fund. It states any amount from Levent upward will be received and acknowledged through the columns, with address for the fund provided.
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Levent
The
Tribune
Tribune V, M.C. A
Compulsory Nonsuit Granted in Johnson Against the D1
In Common Pleas Court Judge Archibald grants a compulsory nonsuit in favor of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company. Mrs. Christhia Johnson sought $10000 for her husband’s death at a Central shaft explosion. Attorneys for Johnson appeal, company defense cites contributory negligence. Also, verdicts in other cases include Merryweather for $1035.40. The Brink vs. Dunmore case concludes.
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Common Pleas Court
Archlard
Christhia Johnson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hull
Rownd Company
Comey
George
Peck
Horn
Mra Johnean
Free entertainment draws Archbald crowd tonight
North End notes report a large attendance planned for Epworth league and church events at the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Speakers include W. G. Watkins on Oliver Wendell Holmes. A court suit seeks return of a cap claimed by General Phinney Engine Co. Christian Endeavor plans a basket social for Rose Sickler fund. Evening programs feature Miss Ham and Mrs Little Hughes-Brandage, with refreshments served by local girls. Furniture sale at St Charles hotel follows, offering bedroom suites and carpets at deep discounts.
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Archhbald
John Wolf
Edna Avenue
Haldeman
Onnk Street
Silva White
Wallaville
Teo. W. G. Watkins
Olver Wendell Holmes
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. F. Garney
General Phinney Enelne
Alderman Bailey
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Rose Sickler
Miss Sickler
Catherine Gatelel
Florence Ham
Honeddale
Little Hughes-Lrundage
Youn
Miss Ham
Mary J
Boston
Williamine the
Dole
Riddle
Liam
Bobby Bhatte
Homer Green
Lillian Pearson
Mies Elizabeth Gabriel
Misa Charlotte Brady
Wise McDonald
Mivs Allee Kekerley
Mies Marmouret Keker
Young Men's Christian Association Appeals for Small Donations
The article notes that many contributors give small amounts and that every penny counts. It emphasizes that even a boy member's cent or a penny stamp is valuable, and that pennies and nickels can accumulate into dollars for the association.
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Youn Men's Christian Association
THE MIESS RECITAL AT THE LOCAL CHURCH HALL
Tonight Miss Amanda Miers appears with Arthur Wooler and Richard Lindsay in a recital. The program opens with Lindsay and Bailey pieces including The Night and Outing Days, then a solo by Miss Miers and others, followed by a second part with a March, quartette, solos from Figaro and other works, concluding with a spring waltz and final songs.
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Amanda Miers
Arthur Wooler
Richard Lindsay
Christian Naeoclalian
Gramme
Amy Masel Lindsay
Eben H
Bailey Mika Ida Smith
L. Millilotte Mise
Mr. Wooler
Mang Salo
Wille Song
Leeharisett
Mike
Balfe
Wooler
Mary
Mira Ida Smith
Mra
Mckee
Anna Dioner
Autobiographical Claim Of Cure By Thomas Electric Oil
A writer from Mesick Michigan recounts being run over by a lumber wagon near Guernsey Brothers and saved by Dr Thomas Electric Oil. The account claims revival from near death after the treatment and expresses strong faith in the product.
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Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Wm. F. Babcock
Nervell
Jackson, Co, Mich
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