Wall Map Catalog and Stationery Ad in 19th Century Print
An advertising fragment lists wall maps of Cuba and the world from Rand McNally and a Navy edition atlas, priced around 26 cents to 200 dollars. It promotes scientific American pages, almanacs, fountain pens, paper, envelopes, novel stationery, wall papers, window shades, curtain poles, and children's carriages and wagons.
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Cuba
West Indies
Rand, McNally Co
Scientific American
Fragmented notes from Serhan Parke case and town events
A rough transcription describes Serhan Parke and a midley of local happenings. It mentions a protest rally, a petition to the Province, and a street paving dispute affecting traffic and city damage risks. It notes a prominent citizen injured a horse and a display window at the Bookman drawing public interest.
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Serhan Parke
Cretan
Mme Geeres
Washington
Rome
Daimagese
Local residents noted in Williamsport area listings
A jumble of names and brief notes reports Rev Pod Golden of Williamsport and others visiting, returning, or traveling to cities such as New York Boston and Pittsburgh. Mentions of relatives, social visits, and attendance at various events fill the row with scattered references to people and places.
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Pod. Golden
Williamsport
Ity
de Gitride
Mitstun
Ely
Myer Duvidew
Hasros
New York
Harry Reynolds
Wither
Marre Vesterlas
Ware
Judie
Pocono Mountain
Brook
Fordham
Dentiet
William Port
M. Stratton Veeietdas
Alt, Gretna
Perma
Old Folks Concert at Lecetm by Local Chorus
A charity style performance by sixty singers from Scranton diocese under J. T. Watking prepares an elaborate minuet centered program at the Lyceum. Mrs Timothy Burke and others organize patronesses and a large audience is expected for the event in Lermanton with Professor Riegel to compose a new minuet.
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Scranton
J. T. Watking
Lyceum
Isi
Trish Lee
Maumement
Timothy’ Burke
Conrad Schriedier
Mics
Joe O O' Deben
Wilsit Kelly
Mise Meturthy
Mel Watking
Riegel
Richt
Lermanton
Candidates for President in Catholic Total Abstinence Union
The Kingston convention will name delegates to the national meeting in Avast. Char es F. Lavin of Wilkes-Purre may seek re election amid a lively field that includes C. C. Gallagher M. J Towle and Dente Mackin. Rev Father Mc CHile of Avoen and Clarke Mebaughlin of Freeland also figure as potential candidates.
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Catholic Total Atetinence Union
Lijocexe
Borwntin
Kingston
de Phesen
Avast
Chares F. Lavin
Wilkes-Purre
Wiesed
Cope
C. C. Gallagher
M. J Towle
Dente Mackin
Wilkes-Thyrre
Tietel
Ciuerke Mebaughlin
Freeland
Perfecting Arrangements for July Fourth Celebration
The United Irish Societies executive committee met to plan a July Fourth event at Athletic Park honoring the centennial of a notable distortion. The Champlain Band of the North will provide music and Hood, Philly of Harlem anticipates an address. James Bweeney of New York and Chamiypton Bheh will participate in athletic events. Attorney John J. Murphy reported on distantly noted wheelites. provisions for refreshments planned.
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Aiet Faeteen Ing
John Movie
James Bweeney
New York
Chamiypton
United States
John 4 Muephe
Otter
J. Campbell
Five boys accused in bottle thefts from Franklin avenue and Spruce street
Five youths including Hutey Win Tyron Wat kins and Jhon Watkins were brought before Alderman Kussen on a charge of stealing bottles from Dr. Murr. The group allegedly took bottles last Saturday and intended to sell them at Rittenhouse and Jenkin. They were released on bail pending costs and value assessment. David McManus is linked to the case, awaiting trial for a separate burglary charge.
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Hutey Win
Tyron Watkins
Jhon. Watkins
Dunes Lea Ihern
Haan
Rhage Sunge
Ity
Ov Seara
Kussen Yestertiy
Dr. Murr
Franklin Avenue
Spruce Street
Rittenhouse
Jenkin
Tavid McManus
Seince County Jil
May Blume
Recruiting Station Opens in Wilkes Barres Name Involves Army Officers
A recruiting station opened in Wilkes Barre by Lieutenant Ant Dentler of the Regular Army. Lieutenant Charles Denti of the Eleventh United States Infantry, with a sergeant and private, arrived from Mobile to recruit up to 70 men for a three year term or during the war. Lieutenant Denby, once at West Point, is noted as a standout graduate.
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Wilkess Barre
Ant Dentler
Charles Denti
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Tis Company
Wilkes-Barre
Moble
Went Markelstrom
Denby
Jacol Dentler
Went Pivsion
Weet Point
State Convention of Endeavorers Plans Secured
An important meeting of the State Christian Endeavor committee in Harrisburg reported progress for the convention to be held in October. Dr George L. Behrwart chaired as committee work progressed with donations, hall arrangements, and decoration plans advancing. The group expects 4000 to 5000 attendees with a platform for 100 and a single convention hall.
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Chiatae
South Seow Street
Usat City
Jea Dy
George LI Bhewart
Mont
Ketten
Pager
Washington
Christhin
Itig
A. W. Gove
Cairman
Hadi
Cheatnut Street Market
Hoffer
Tmeffer
Harrisbiing
Musser
Scott
Mise
Women Arrested for Horse and Carriage Filing Incident
Rose Lee Alice Carey May Goodwin and Irene Melk were brought before Alderman Love after attempting to file a claim related to a horse and carriage at Miley’s. Detective Cuffar arrested Law and Carey at their Franklin Avenue apartments. the horse was found at Moblisen’s hotel Dorvea. The four women paid the Hyersman’s charges and costs and were released after a Tuesday hearing.
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Rose Lee
Alice Carey
May Goodwin
Irene Melk
Love
Serunion
Hyersman
Serenade to the Tribune Echoes Over Local Stage
A garbled report notes a tribute to The Tribune referencing a morning performance by Tritune players. The piece hints at praise for a Tuesday program and praises a notable figure tied to the Pent of The Tritie building.
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Tritie
Uta
Wtar
Scranton Doctors Honor Elect Leaders at Interstate Meeting
Report from Hing on the Interstate Minne opathic Medical excitation where officers and local physicians gathered. Dichtrevwster and Ware led the executive committee while Ware presented a paper on a topic titled “Tvitie.”
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Alw
Interstate
Minneopathic Medical Excitation
Hing
Wumton Tooeday
der Flw
Lange
Thie Ely
Wee Down
O F
Ware
Typ
Tvitie
Larkin Still At Large After Street Car Incident
Patrik Larkin remains at large after causing rubble and disturbance on Drinker Street car Sunday night. Conductor Stone and Motorman Kyle were in charge of the car. Larkin allegedly took possession and fled after stopping at Wherry. Stone says Larkin hurled stones at him and Kyle after leaving the car.
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Patrik Larkin
Wherry
Stone
Leirkin
Kyle
Larkin
Diplomas Forwarded to Successful Examination Pupils
Superintendent Yoylor forwarded diplomas to pupils who passed the examination yesterday. The event recognizes student achievement and marks the end of a formal assessment period.
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Rehools Yoylor
Teaching board forms for examination results
The article lists the exam board members including Professor Tr. J. Maretti and Miss Berthard Well among others. It reports a class of twenty three students, mentions several names of successful examinees and ties in the meritorious contestants. It notes future exams at Clark's Superintendent and discusses certification procedures and credit for provisional certificates.
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Moemonw
Faturday
Tr. J. Maretti
Berthard Well
Quaie Bell
Sam Me Anileww
Meee Stern
Btella Prien
Moy Frehingerling
Mikwes Lens
Dries Obde
Winifred Siegel
Hattie Nebie
Mikeoe Wilfur
Bertha View Tirtant
Samuel Walie
Daniel Canfnern
Clark
Puplié
Ransom
Seth Aldnertomn
Ghenhiyn
Dalton
Meeting of Builders Exchange Profitable and Informative
A meeting of the Builders Exchange Tuesday night focused on building permits and new rules. Members discussed proposals and related matters presented for consideration, with emphasis on the permit process and related issues.
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OF Builders’ Exchange
Aleietine
Rolldete Exchange
Delayed Appeal Trial for Decree Van Horn Postponed
The new trial date for Decree Van Horn has been moved from the initial lineup at the York and Lancaster county cases to June, likely the 2nd. Attorneys delay paper filings ten days prior as required, citing readiness. Van Horn, held since the 19% murder, remains in poor health and faces possible gallows despite efforts to delay.
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van Horn
York
Lancaster County
von Tlorn
Attornes
Moxtire Wellonian
Thayer
Welk Vlvete
Cletriot
Jones
Ars. Wescott
Jane
Wis
van Horn Ie
One-Legged Bethlehem Man Fined In Drunkenness Case
Tennie O Donnell did not appear and was arraigned in police court. Alderman Keston fined him $2 for drunkenness. the pocketbook theft charge was not prosecuted as O Donnell paid $1.55 to compromise the matter.
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Tennie O' Donnell
Bethlehem
Wilkes-Barre
Prolice
Keston
O' Donnell
Fraternal Visit to Wilkes Barre Planned by Elks
Scranton Wilee of Elks will make a fraternal visit to Wilkes-Barre on Wellner evening. On the count of the increase in membership the local lodge will hold a meeting in Concordia Hall. Haller's band will accompany the event and join Alexanders band on arrival.
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Scranton
Wilee of Elks
Wilkes-Barre
Incr
Concordia Hall
Haller
Alexanders
Visiting the Schools Committee Report Progress
The teachers committee of the board reviews current school work and plans improvements. It is likely the committee will complete its work today after examining the year’s efforts and next steps.
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Oona
Yale
Uee
Prison Wardens and Election Board Clash in Luzerne
James McAndrews of Pinins faced closure as the Luzerne County election board met Tuesday afternoon to report on McAndrews of Olwins and other candidates for the peoreitien. A runaway parade car on the Wilkes-Barre run disrupted the event while Rich Charles Newting of Tannersville was noted as a gravel worker involved in the day’s proceedings.
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Peiseur Booard
Luxerne County
Jai McAndrews
Olwins
Wien
James My Keone
Elie
Uheye Botha
Mr McAnirew
Parry Old Kradtern
Charles Newting
Tannersville
Newelig
Inbwrort
Excelsior Club Opens Its House With Dance and Supper
The Excelsior Club held a dinner and dance for about 40 couples to mark its new Washington Avenue house. A national flag graced the main floor, the supper was served by Harrie, and Bauer led the music with additional orchestra members. A committee led by S Lebeck organized the event, with plans for future additions such as a swimming pool, lockers, and a basement kitchen.
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Washington
Aupper Whith
Harrie
Bauer
Lebeck
Charles Wioieer
Isadore Couman
David Puhrman
Rashekeller
Rapier Young Peoples Union Annual Meeting Planned
The Rapier Young Peoples Union of the Abington association will hold its annual meeting at Penn Avenue Baptist church with about sixty out of town delegates expected. Rev J Derren Browe of Waverly will preside in the afternoon session and speeches and papers will be read on church youth relations and junior work.
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Rapier Young Peoples’ Union
Pockville
Mies Kriebaum
AL. Watkineg
Paceteryville
Luther Keller
Pierre
Arthur
Luzerne Avene
Pithion
Ungrateful guest theft at Waverly home
A young man staying with WD Spencer at Waverly stole valuables during the night and fled by morning. He claimed to be from New Milford, but the report doubts his truthfulness. Mrs. M. A. Flanagan will stay at Hotel Derimyn Thursday and Friday displaying Paris pawns and other wares.
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WD Spencer
Waverly
New Milford
Mra
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Promoted
The article extols the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway highlighting safety punctuality comfort and equipment. It notes government selection for fast trains and encourages travel between Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Chicago and western and southern regions.
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Lake Shore
Michigan
America
United States
Hiffals
Polite
Lecure
Bhere
Cram New Edition Promises Critical War News Insight
A note promotes a new edition of a work described as essential for war coverage. Readers are invited to obtain it by sending a card to Oratum, man per, Dox 299, Scranton, Pa. The message emphasizes its masterly quality and usefulness alongside current war reporting.
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Oratam
Manper
Scranton
Unseasonable Weather Triggers Corset Sale Rush
In this notice readers faced with unseasonable weather rush to buy corsets as stock and coupons drive a last chance sale. Advertisers promise best value and urge coupon collection or use of last week’s paper to obtain Corset aid discounts before prices rise.
Piuras and various colors offered by Hagehoen Brothers
Local listings show a large stock of piuros in all colors and prices from Hagehoen Brothers, Haws, Whit. The ad emphasizes broad selection and competitive pricing across styles.
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Hagehoen Brothers
Haws
Whit
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Norton's War Bulletin
M. Norton, St. Lockhawannee Ave
Ackawanna
Penn
A. Ho Warman
AO Lane
Perrybros
Wyoming Ave
Main Street
Columbian Detective Agency
Mater
Phila
Cate
Victor
Borniston
Ilnixe
Seratou
Pil
Price
Philo” Lifg. CO
New York City
Ioe Clinton Mleve
Chas Mgmilley
Hove
Tre Tiogers Nationa Bank By
Breakeast
Reldieman
Walt
Anat Ruthnfield
Maine
Ea Nuigher
Mr. T. Ploben and
Etiliden
Workington Avenur
Te Walting Serintan Tedvenele
Misa Annie Hagerty
Praviloner
Pew J
Evie Ok
Boston
Lecetm
Nest Weel
Societie
Mit Wiseon
State Convention OF Endeavorers
Harrisburg
Reo
George B Atrwant
Big Tall
Commiepter
the Tribune
Allentown
Yeseterday Porenoon
Honorel
The
Interstate Homeopathic Association
Cayna Wis Sinted
Supreme Court
Not Tower van Horn
O'Donnell
Luzerne
James McAndrews of
Pinins
Coursin’s
Coursen
Excelsior Club
Young People's Annual Meeting
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
S.C. Snyder
Spruce St
Molet Jermya
Tattin's
Penn Avenue
Clarke Bros
N. E. Pennsylvania
Ling
Nton Tearns
Iene
Franklin Ave
Kerr & Co
Ecea
Etear
Stade Jnow
Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Imben Varnieh
Keeverea Janan
Lackawanna Avs
Sevagion
Raynolds
Laitle Works
Durahie
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Knox Hats
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
Ney
Hinge
Richmond
Olcat
Wilkes. Barre
Tam
George H.ives
Barbour's
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