Funeral of Gus Ferber Lays Rest to Suburban Youth
Funeral services were held for 17 year old Gus Ferber at the family home 125 South Main avenue attended by a large crowd. Rev T Mell and Rev Peter Roberts preached with a quartet singing. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery as floral tributes highlighted the deceaseds popularity among friends.
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Gus Ferber
H. F. Ferber
South Main Avenue
T. Mell
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Joseph
D. K E. Hughes
Elias F. Evans
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hook and Ladder Company
John Morgan
Wilkea-Barre
New York City
N. W. Howard
Robert Dixon
Wesley Jones
Lewis Davis
Frank Jones
Frederick Foster
Harry Cook
Meekes
Daniel Highes
W. Byron Evans
Harvey Moore
Delicate
Bert Kellow
Anne
Jolie Thomas
David Idpac
Jones
Mowes Thoms
Benjamin Evans
Plymouth
Herry W. Evans
Plaines
Davidvans
Pittston
Samuel Moran
Wilkes-Barre
Sand
Samuel Haldeman
Susquehanna
Woc
Weemin
South Malin Avenue
Harnet J. Davis
Starner
Copl
South Main
Ste
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Six men fail to move horse. Hobart faces cruelty charge
six men attempted to move a stub born horee yesterday afternoon and one of the hx Joseph Hobart was arrested for cruelty to animals as a result of his wielding of the whip Hobart owns the horee He came here yesterday from his farm at Elkdale Susquehanna county and when he reached Edwards court at its north entrance from Jackson street the animal refused to proceed Whereupon the owner with the other five put on the rack Hobart put the horse's legs in a brutal manner and when Lieutenant Williams arrived he moved the whole outfit men and all Hobart was lodged in the station house the horse in Wymbes' barn A hearing will be given the farmer this morning
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Joseph Hobart
Hobart
Elkdale
Susquehanna County
Edwards Court
Jackson Street
Williams
Wymbes
Dickson City
West Lackawanna Avenue
Laula Slameer
Blair
Local Man Suffered Injury in Sunday Accident
M Miller of Washburn street sustained injuries in a Sunday mishap at his home. The crippled resident, moving with great difficulty, fell against a piece of furniture causing a rib injury and other unspecified hurts.
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M. Miller
Washburn Street
Mr. Miller
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Borough
Frank Jones undergoes operation by Drs Long and Pennypacker and is hoped to walk soon. Council to meet tonight for yearly appropriations. Lizzie Scrage’s funeral held at Apple street home with services at Gospel Tabernacle Forest Hills Cemetery. Rails laid on North Blakely Street for new electric railroad to Olyphant. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs A D Hackinton Elm Street this afternoon. Clayton Poe given a bicycle by his mother. Tea at Mrs A F Law Scranton residence follows.
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Frank Jones
the Tribune
Ftrouk Street
Drs Longstreet
Pennypacker
Lizzie Scrage
Apple Street
Gospel Tabernacle
Adams Avenue
Forest Him Cemetery
Blakely Street
Olyphant
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
A. D. Hackinton
Elm Street
Clayton PotQe
A. D. King
A. King
F. F. Merriman
A. L. Bryden
A. F. Law
Scranton
Census of children aged eight to nineteen underway
PJ Diskin in the South district began a census of residents 8 to 19 years old. The St. Joseph's choir plans a forthcoming musical entertainment. T J Cotter visited Rockdale to angle for bull heads. Backers of Mulligan the Old Forge sprinter seek a four race with M Joyeu on this side.
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PJ. Diskin
St. Joseph's Choir
T. J. Cotter
Rockdale
Bull Heads
Mulligan
Old Forge
M. Joyeu
Concord Carriage Accident and South Side Board Meeting
A 12 year old, Tommy Dalley, was knocked down by a horse attached to a Concord carriage near Minooka store. wheels passed over his neck but he suffered no lasting injuries and resumed play. The South Side board of trade will meet with an address by FL Williams on good roads and sewer plans. M P Judge and John Scheuer Jr will report on the sewer project. The funeral of Mrs Mathias Hanim was held at Petersburg cemetery with services by Rev J W Randolph. Mr and Mrs M P Judge occupy their new Cedar avenue home. Three year old Chustave Schimpf suffered a severe thumb injury requiring amputation at the initial point after getting it caught on a hose reel.
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Tommy Dalley
Patrick Dalley
Birney Avenue
Minooka
William Connell & Company
Concord
South Side Board of Trade
Co. FL Williams
Wood's Business College
T. J. Coyne
M. J. Donghee
M. J. Ruddy
Mathias Hanim
Petersburg
J. W. Randolph
Petersburg Lutheran Church
M. P. Judge
Cedar Avenue
Slaipson
Chustave
August Schimpf
Musical and Literary Entertainment at North Main Ave Church
Clusa of the North Main Avenue Baptist church presents a Friday May 6 musical and literary program in the church parlors. Admission is 10 cents for adults and children. The program features piano solos, recitations, vocal solos, duets, a glee club, a pantomime drill, and tableaux including The Three Graces with participants Alma Clancy Grace Williams Mabel Wells David Bush Nettle DeGraw Matthews Huntsman Allie May Williams Elizabeth Henwood Mattie Hughes Tommie Morris Cora Griffin Watk ing and DeGraw Ford and Smith Stop ford and Smith.
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Clusa
North Main Avenue
Oelor
Alma “Clancy
Grace Williams
Mabel Wells
David Bush
Miss Nettle DeGraw
Magary Glee Club
Misses Owen
Clancy
Retail Clerks Approve Telegraph Ownership and Union Printing Resolutions
At a regular meeting the Retail Clerks' association endorsed two requests from the Typographical union in Washington. One favors government ownership of telegraphs and the other requires union men to work on government printing. The group also moved to host the state convention in September and aims for the national convention in Denver in July.
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Retail Clerks’ Association
Typographical Union
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Denver
Fire Department Committee Plans Recommendations for Council
Mayor Bailey Chief Ferber and selectmen plus commoners met after touring fire houses. They prepared a report detailing conditions and firemen complaints. The committee will present its recommendations to the council tonight.
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Bailey
Ferber
Fred Durr
M. J. Burns
Edwin Frable
P. F. Gordon
Simon Thomas
Edward Reo
Mooney Sentenced to One Year and Six Months in Prison
William Mooney, who burglarized Frear's store on Adams Avenue and admitted other city break ins, began a year and a half term at Eastern penitentiary after pleading guilty at the last criminal court session. Sheriff Clemons and Warden Jay escorted him to Cherry Hill yesterday morning.
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William Mooney
Frear
Adams Avenue
Door
Eastern
Cherry Hi
Clemons
Jay
Scranton Residents Probate Wills of Haas and Martwick
The will of Daniel Haas of Scranton was admitted to probate yesterday by Register W. S. Hopkins and letters testamentary were granted to Amelia Haas. The will of Stephen Martwick of Scranton was also probated yesterday.
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Daniel Haas
Scranton
Hopkins
Amelia Haas
Stephen Martwick
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Huffalo Northwest May 6
Market notes show cattle steady to firm with varying prices for good and medium grades. Hogs hold steady with York weights around 2.50 to 3.05 per unit, sheep and lambs demand strong for light handy weights but weaker for heavy.
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Huffalo
Ueht
Toledo Grain Market Report Note
Grain market data from Toledo shows receipts of 70 bushels for wheat and 1 41 bushels for corn, with shipments totaling 4 400 and 24 058 bushels respectively. Prices reference No 2 red cash and May futures for wheat and No 2 mixed July for corn, with limited or no trading in oats and lower seed shipments reported at $4.00 cash and $4.55 October pricing.
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Tokslo
T.e
Alcust
Market and Stock Report from the Wall Street Review
Moderate increase in stock market activity today as professionals still drive prices. Industrials led declines while rails slid marginally. a well known trader allegedly dumped nearly 5,000 shares. Total volume 147,197 shares as Washington hints at early Congress adjournment. late session rally limited. New York Produce Market shows dull, unchanged to firmer tones across grains and meats with minor price shifts.
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New York, May
The
Stock Exchange
Commission
Sub-Treasury
Cleveland
Congress
General Electric
Ihsat
Washington
Great Northern
Edison Illuminating
New York
Pena
William Linn
Ate & Co
Philadelphia Provision Market In Moderate Demand
Philadelphia markets show provisions in moderate to steady demand. Prices quoted include beef and pork products, loins, hams, cured and smoked items, bacon, lard, and tallow with varied averages and packaging details across city wholesale lots.
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Philadelphia
Elty
Eliy
Market Summary at Union Stock Yards May 6
Cattle receipts 13 000 head. market strong to high with better steers and feeders, cows and bulls mixed grades. calves about 200. Sheep receipts 16 000 head. market easy to lower with inferior to choice types. Hog receipts 2 700 head. market steady to higher with heavy backlog and shipping lots. Prices shown in rough figures across cattle, hogs, and sheep categories.
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Union Stock Yards
Egial
Munyon's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief and Pneumonia Prevention
A historic ad touts Munyon's Cold Cure to break a cold within twenty four hours and recommends alternating with Cough Cure when the illness reaches the lungs. It claims Cell Cure can prevent pneumonia and that pneumonia can be controlled by these cures. Packages cost about a quarter, with free medical advice offered from Professor Munyon in Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Eva M Hetzel's Superior Face Bleach and Hair Grower Ad
Eva M Hetzel advertises Azalea Face Powder as superior to rivals claiming smooth skin with no rough patches. Thrizogene Nature Hair Grower touted as a vegetable tonic for hair revival and health, with claimed cures for balr ant oralpore reedly. Sold at M Hutzel's Parlor Wilkes-Barre with mail orders available.
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Nature
M. Hutzel
Lackawanna Ave
Wilkes-Barre
Castoria Refrain Cited Through Generations
A lyric refrain traces Castoria as a constant across life stages from infancy to motherhood, noting its use when the subject fell ill, lied as a child, and offered to her own children, illustrating enduring trust in the product.
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