Funeral of George Seal Masons Honor in West Side Ceremony
The funeral for George Seal was held at 2 PM with Masonic honors. A large procession from North Keyser Avenue to Jackson Street Baptist Church passed Hyde Park Lodge and other orders. Oakley remains missing after Sunday morning disappearance. family seeks answers from Rendham, Harford, and Carbondale areas. A separate funeral for Ava Roberts was held at 2 PM at the family home, with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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George Seal
North Keyser Avenue
Will Price
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Main Avenue
Hyde Park Lodge
Court Pride of
Lackawanna
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Electric City Castle
Knights of Pythine
Sons of St. George
Mingo Tribe
Order
Red Men
Charie
Joseph Oliver
D.C. Hughes
J. D
Washburn Street
A. B. Stevens
Henry D. Jones
Richard Nicholls
Harry Godshall
M. 4. Dimmick
Watkin Jones
T. Carey
George W. Jenkins
Oakley
William Oakley
Price Street
Rendham
Tribune
Harford
Susquehanna County
Joseph A. Mears
Ava
Thomas H. Roberts
North Girfield Avenue
Dd. C. Hughes
D. D
Jackson Street
Thomas Hopkins
Albert Davies
David Morley
Will Robertson
Thomas Howell
Roy Williams
Garry
Honerdale
Jennie Noth
Lafayette Street
Philadelphia
Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Louis Noth
Trenton
N. J
Scranton
Ida Phillips
Putnam Street
Waverly
May
Mia
Wiliam Rice
South Main Avenue
Bryde Park Literary and Debating Society
Welsh lMantists Church
Wall Yarper
Iit Reynolds
North Mai Avenue
Kevatone Lodge
Loyal Kiuteht
America
Hurbort Hall
Artivtl
North Madinavenue
Henry Weber
Pittston Avenue
Korwat City
Emil R. Bonn
Nanticoke
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Michael Connerton
Hemlock Street
Mra
Randolph Jones
West Side
Patriotic Order
Fire damages vacant 821 Orchard street building
An unoccupied one story frame structure at 821 Orchard street was nearly burned out yesterday morning. The Ryans former owners moved out Wednesday. only a kitchen range remained. Fire origin is unknown with suspicion of incendiary action. The Electric Building and Loan Association holds title. $700 insurance with Hanover Fire Insurance Co. fully covers damages.
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Orchard Street
Ryans
Electric Building and Loan Association
W. F. Boyle
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
New York City
Phillins & Holmes
Scranton City Appraiser Gap Halts Mercantile Tax
City struggles over a missing mercantile appraiser and a void license tax for merchants. Officials consider appointing an appraiser to levy revenue for the police department while coping with drastic budget cuts and calls from merchants for funds.
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Fuller
Police Department
Merehams
Police
Scranton
Lackawanni Avenue
One National Omission Faery Able Congressman Pro vied with a Cuspidor
The New York Sun laments unpatriotic presses for exposing the House of Representatives spitting tobacco through rim ventilators. The piece argues that many Europeans view the American as sharp, highlighting a charged domestic political moment.
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New York Sun
Eame
House of Representatives
Rev Dr Rainsford Urges Sunday Saloon Openings In New York
In Cooper Union a Sunday mass meeting heard Rev Dr W G Rainsford of St George’s oppose the current New York excise law that closes saloons on Sunday. He argues limited hours would curb law-breaking, ease enforcement, and be fairer to workers while noting his own shift from moderate drinking to total abstinence. He says the saloon is the workingman’s club and that closing it on Sunday would also close gentlemen’s clubs, urging alternatives for wage earners.
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St. John's Parish
Eli. J. Melley
Dr. Rainsford
New York
Rainsford
St. George’ Church
New York City
Cooper Union
Pam
Tomay
Workingman’s Club
English Brewers Profit Reported in Journal
The Brewers' Journal notes English syndicates have invested 91.5 million in American breweries. It records a dividend about 169 percent for the year and shows a payout of around 1,000 dollars. The payment occurred in a recent period.
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Brewers’ Journal
Lawl
Mrs Richards Profiles Scott and 19th Century Novelists
Mrs M T Richards of Providence delivered the sixth literature and bibli cal lecture at Mrs Thomas Dickson's residence on Whishington avenue. She traced Walter Scott from birth to death, outlined his Waverley novels and anonymity, and discussed Dickens Thackeray and Lytton, noting Scott's Gothic and feudal influences and the era's prolific output.
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M. T. Richards
Providence
Thomas Dickson
Whishington Avenue
Walter Scott
Carter
Hls
Tse
Waverly
Evra
Charles Dickens
Thackeray
Cesarlet
Dickens
Largest American Town Claims City Status in North Adams
In North Adams Massachusetts a movement aims to make the town a city, boasting a 2000 population and claiming to be America’s largest town except Watervliet New York. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup advertises quick relief for asthma bronchitis and throat and lung diseases.
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North Adams
Masa
Accity
America
Watervilet, N
Wood
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Land of the Free
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