One Day in Scranton and Town Affairs
A busy May day in Scranton features visits by local residents, a return to health for T J Healy, and plans for a teachers institute at the grated school. The Carbondale Traction extension causes hostilities and fence-line disputes with area property owners. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Jacob Wagner are announced, while Archibald and Miles J McAndrew loom in local politics.
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South Main Street
Sattnlay
Teachers’ Institute
Tihting
Teichers
Olyphant
Jertigo
Muyiell
Scott
Grant of McClellan
Guverale
Delaware Snd Madson
Dunning
Mra
Jacob Wagner
Letorement
Dennis Blake
Archhbald
Miles J. McAndrew
McAndrew
Democratic Party
TERSE TAYLOR TOPICS
J W Fowler of Wyoming visited Taylor. The Electrics will play Old Forge at Silverside grounds Friday afternoon and Railroad club from Scranton at Riverside grounds Saturday morning. Colonel Bara Ripple lectures at Price Library Friday night on Experiences in Vernonville admission free doors open 7 30 lecture 8 o clock. Officer Allen recently enjoyed good luck fishing.
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Scranton Tribune
Taylor
J. W. Fowler
Wyoming
Electrics
Old Forge
Silverside
Railroad
Scranton
Riverside
Colonel Bara Ripple
Price Library Association
An- Jernonville
Allen
Nnd
Sailors Aid Society Holds Annual Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Dusmonn Pa May Annual meeting of the Sailiva Aid Society of the Presbyterian church featured a reception by president Mrs A D Blackington. The group reported a year surplus of 1050 after expenses and total funds over 1000 with prior trustee gifts. Officers were re elected including Mrs Blackinton as president and Mrs Close as vice, Mrs Higgins secretary, and Mrs Cotmatock treasurer.
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Scranton
Dusmonn
Sailiva’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Anciety
A. D. Blackinton
Sovisty
Iadies
Theo Hell
Blackington
Close
Higgins
Cotmatock
Ligzie Weert
Edith Weet
Clare Krager
Aone Bleep Mand Savage
Hinnvhe Blows
May Masters
Dmart
Local Officials Tour During Inspection Visit
General Manager Walter and General Superintendent Fitch of the Eric Hashrouds company toured the city in their private car for an inspection. Several residents and families were noted in town for social visits and a wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Frishle with Miss Letta Deeman marrying Dr L Vanderberg. The couple planned a honeymoon in New York City.
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Apert
Bae
Ceiba
Canmospane
Muay
Walter
Fitch
Eric Hashrouds Company
Mitetel Howe Company
Hertha Wella
South Canaan
Tanity
W. F. Suiller
Fefe
Ately
New York
W. E Frishle
Wromtog Street
Mise Letta Deeman
L Vanderberg
Charles Lee
Firet Presbyterian Church
New York City
Wetport
Mase
Vanderberg
China
James H Vaal
Sanday
Oneonta
N.Y
Hie Parente
Mra
Charlee Evans
Bone
Plymouth
Mra TK
Spry
Mico Ehattle Wells
Clifford
Holt
Galveston
Tex
National Association of Railway Surgeons
Varney Reynolde
Cora Crandall
Elkdale
Cheries Hunter
Local Pipe Work Near Jermyn Street Meets Community Meeting
Jermyn Water Company workers lay pipes along thirti street between Tony and Hatranse Mra Mather of Luzerna visits her daughter Mos 1G Shepherd at a Young Peoples Literary Society meeting where Joby rant wae elected president with Mire Sadie Tintin as president and Alles Mureiiligan as secretary. AC THES neprt presenting Thess paer Durr Co of Wither Tlarre advertises a vist yesterday. Contractor Le Dellhee erected a fence around Main street residence. Aewrenaty for all fornia of Headache Kdevirie Withers proves to be best. [Unclear sections omitted.]
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Jeays
Jermyn Water Company
Tyony
Hatranse
Mra Mather
Luzerna
Mos
Shepherd Ata Tiesting
Young Peoples Literary, Society
Inet Eelling
Jobyrant Wae
Mire Sadie Tintin
Ies
Coal and Mine Developments Spur Regional Employment
A series of iron coal mine and railway projects progress near Wilkes Barre and Coleraine, with the Taylor estate and Keppler lines tied to new workings at Wadbery and Centralia. Officials anticipate hundreds of jobs, rail expansions, and increased tonnage on Wilkes Barre lines as Bedford county rail schemes revive earlier ore development plans.
Death of Pioneer Resident in Forest City Pennsylvania
David Goodrich a Forest City pioneer died at his daughter Mrs O Wheeler home between 5 and 6 AM after a ten day illness of pneumonia He was 72 and had lived in Greenfield then near the Goodrich farm He leaves a wife eight children two brothers and several grandchildren Funeral set for 11 AM Saturday at the Baptist church with burial at the family graveyard near the old homestead in Greenfield Also notes of local residents and visitors in Forest City May 3.
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Spreiat
Scranton Trbane
Forest City
David Goodrich
O. Wheeler
Goodrich
Greenfield
Here
Mayfield
Phinene Goodrich
Cheanfield
Clark Goodrich
Kerinton
Baptist Church
John Melanghlin
Minooka News Roundup includes wagon accident and rate debate
A fruit wagon front axle broke near Moosic while avoiding a street car, leaving the cargo and a man’s remains. residents consider lowering water rates from 60 to 40 dollars. Legal and local notices include suits over road services with mixed outcomes and settlements, plus updates on hospital care and visitors.
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Acoviniadere Trenete
Misooxa
al Smith
Moosic
Jon McCabil
Squire O'Hara
Don Stokes
Don Dolan
John Coyne
Dan Flarby
Greenwood Minéa
Lackawanns Hospital
John Conroy
Syracuse
N. Y
Patrick Coyne
Gilmore Avenue
Kate Coyne
Bridget Coyne
Squire O'Haran
Joseph Lyden
Mira
Funeral for David Steere Held in Prices Fork
Pricesburg Pennsylvania May 8 The funeral of David Steere the young man who recently died was held today with services at the local church. The burial followed at Pricesburg cemetery with a large crowd in attendance.
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Scranton Tritone
Pricesons
David Steere
When Raby Wan Thck and Child Had Castoria Ties
Fragmentary lines mention a child named Raby wan thck. references to Chutoria Mim Childress and Castoria appear as what she clung to or was given. The text reads like an old caregiver note or advertisement fragment.
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Chutoria
Mim
Childress
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CTORA
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UERO
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Henry Atta, Jr
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Siam
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Rae
Price
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Lacka. Ave
New Millinery Department
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Smyrna
Rogers
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Wyoming Avenue
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