Tribune Opens Wilkes-Barre Branch Office for Luzerne News
The Tribune launches a Wilkes-Barre branch at No Lanning Building Public Square to expand coverage across Luzerne County. It vows comprehensive day’s news in political local commercial and financial affairs for the Wyoming Valley and surrounding towns.
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Tribune
Lanning
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
The
Luzerne
Wyoming Valley
Tribunean
Metropol
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Pittston Board of Trade Sets Rooms Move and Committees
Pittston board of trade met at South Main rooms. They authorized purchasing new furniture and moving Pittston library books to the trade rooms. Five committees were named: Manufacturers, Legislature, Transportation, Finance, Municipal Control and Improvement with named members. New members welcomed and other local notes noted.
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Board of Trade
South Main Street
Pittston
George Ts. Thompson
A. Li. Brown
M. A. Kelly
J. Hlroy
RB. J. Armstrong
C. MH. Patterson
D. J. Llewellyn
Theolore Hart
Thomas Mangan
J. K. Ross
D. G. Wercur
Theodore Strong
W. G. Thomas
M. Schlosser
William Drury
F. H. Monker
Alex Bryden
A. A. Bryden
M.N. Donnelly
Joseph Langford
J.C. Reap
W. M. Carpenter
John Llewellyn
R. N. Hughes
Corcoran Bros
Corcorans
Mayor Nichols targets Central hotel in crusade against vice
A Monday night raid under Mayor Nichols led to the arrest of Central hotel proprietor Fred Price on charges of maintaining an immoral house. Price was arraigned at $1,000 bail with a hearing set. witnesses described the Grand Central as a den of vice for over a year, including a 17 year old girl and a 16 year old boy involved in alleged immoral acts.
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Nichols
Central Hotel
Fast Market Street
Fred ¢. Price
Price
Fred Price
East Market Street
Hye Bull Ing
Central
Grand Central
Nichols le
Lost Boy Roger OMalley Found Wandering Wilkes Barre
Police picked up a boy aged about eleven wandering in Wilkes Barre and housed him at the station. He claimed to be Roger OMalley from Carbondale and said he walked from Carbondale since Thursday, sleeping in fields, though his neat clothes argue otherwise. The mayor sought his friends to return him home as he investigated the story.
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Gecure
Roger O'Malley
Carbondale
Michael Strieval
Veterans Parade Question Reflects on Politics and Patriotism
Evening Leader questions if a veterans parade should proceed and criticizes legislative inaction amid wartime pride. It notes West Point cadetship examinations today from 1 to 5 at the Republican League rooms, testing physical eligibility before later mental and educational checks.
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West Point
Congressman Leisenring
Lessenring
Republican League
Undutiful Noy and the Plymouth Benefactress Tale
Mrs Worthington of Plymouth adopted a boy from the orphans home. The lad gave continual trouble and asked for money to attend the Buffalo Bill show. Refused, he stole enough money to go anyway and was arrested by Mrs Worthington after the incident.
Court Paths Heavy Parental Reform for Troubled Youth
A troubled youth faces a jail sentence amid parential disagreement over discipline. The mother argues for drastic treatment as a solution while the newspaper suggests returning him to the stricter discipline of the orphanage home.
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Orpianey
Free Fight in Saloon Ends in Fines and Arrests
A brawl involving Poles and Hungarians on New Empire Street led to Officer Drake arresting John Bingham and Andrew Balscow. In court the mayor fined Balscow $30 and costs after a vicious blow. the companion paid $5.50. The mayor showed no mercy to those who assaulted city officials.
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New Empire Street
Offcer Drake
John Bingham
Andrew Balscow
Teattfred
Balscow
cMeers
Funeral of ex Senator Eckley B Coxe at Drifton
Nothee received yesterday announces the funeral of ex Senator Eckley B Coxe to be held Thursday afternoon at 1 20 at Drifton. By his request he will be buried in the cemetery at Drifton which he funded and helped beautify at his own expense. A large turnout from the city and valley is expected.
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Ira C. Atherton
Rice
Ransom Poor District
Edwin Shorts
Hh Farm
White Haven
T. Tt. Ryder
Wilkes-Barre
Amelia Sauer
Scott Street
Gains S. Hindsey
Luxerne Ba
Charles D. Lin@kill
Landa Beyond the Sea
Tanskill
Eckley M. Coxe
Nothee
Eckley B. Coxe
Driftton
Drifton
Quay County Bill Awaiting Harrisburg Verdict
Opponents of the Quay county bill await Harrisburg news with anxiety as telegraph traffic shows confidence the measure may be defeated despite expectations of a final vote today. Some well informed claim assurances of defeat.
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Quay County
Harrisburg
Death of Mrs Susan A Sterling of Meshoppen
A. A. Sterling cashier of the People's Bank reports the death of his mother Mrs Susan A Sterling from injuries after a fall at Meshoppen. She was known in the city and had New England stock ties, related to Rufus Choate. Funeral will be held at Meshoppen tomorrow.
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A. A. Sterling
The
People’s Bank
Susan A. Sterling
Meshoppen
Atake
Dercomeed
New England
Atock
Rufus Choate
Meahoppon
Marriage Licenses Granted by Clerk of Courts
Licenses were yesterday granted to George Yosheon and Susan Brigulof of Miner's Milla, H. H. Carey and Elix Jigeent of Feenons, Henry Clay and Anna Micofeki of Wilkes-Barre, and Stanley Shulte and Kath Mnooski of Parsons.
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Clerk of Courts
George Yosheon
Susan Brigulof
Miner's Milla
H. H. Carey
Elix Jigeent
Feenons
Henry Clay
Anna Micofeki
Wilkes-Barre
Stanley Shulte
Kath Mnooski
Parsons
Young Women's Christian Association Holds First Quarterly Meeting
The Young Women's Christian Association held its first quarterly meeting for the junior audience at the South Franklin Street room last evening. About seventy five members attended a short program. Mrs Codding, the general secretary, spoke on the recent Pittsburgh convention. Ice cream and cake followed, and attendees socialized. Improvements include removing a partition to create a larger lower room usable by about 100 people.
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Young Women's Christianssociaton
Mise Codding
Young Women's Christian Association
Pittsburg
Franklin Street
Local News Briefs From Carbondale and Nearby
City Editor White of the Times is home ill. George Miller, Carbondale baseball manager, was in town yesterday. W. Agars returns from Lehigh for a brief visit with classmate Mr. Clark. Loren M. Luke was admitted to Luzerne county bar on motion of Thomas H. Atherton. T. K. Sturdevant recovers from typhoid fever to return from Atlantic City. Mayor Nichols earns praise as a moral, resolute title man.
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White
Times
George Miller
Carbondale
W. Agars
Lehigh University
Clark
Loren M. Luke
Luzerne County
Thomas H. Atherton
T. K. Sturdevant
Atlantic City
Nichols
Accident in Scott township disrupts Priceburg movers
Elmer Decker and Byron Simmerall, both from Scott township, were badly hurt when a team rushing down a mountain threw Decker, sprained Simmerall, and collided with HB Ackerly's meat wagon near Priceburg. Robert Selford moves his family to Peckville. John Loftus of Waverly was a town visitor yesterday.
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Robert Selford
Main Street
Peckville
Elmer Decker
Byron Simmerall
Scott Township
Decker
Priceburg
Simmerl
Ackerly
John Loftus
Waverly
Taylorville mining pay and local notices in brief
The Taylor, Pyne and Holden mines were paid yesterday for a few days of work. Lumber arrives for a new silk mill and frame work soon begins. The electric team plays the Young Men's Christian Association second team this afternoon in Scranton. James Evans challenges Michael Joyce to a foot race for any distance and money. Professor Du Franc performed at Olendorf's hotel showing extraordinary strength. Passenger trains ran to Austin Heights on Monday over the Lehigh Valley line.
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Taylor, Pyne
Holden
Electrica
Young Men's Christian Association
Scranton
James Evans
Michael Joyce
Minooka
Joyce
du Franc
Olendorf
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Austin Heights
Knapp Anniversary Celebrated in Tunkhannock Township
Social event for Mr and Mrs T Knapp marked their twentieth wedding anniversary with guests from Scranton Kingston Falls Newton Mi City Russell Hill Meshoppen Lemon and Wall’s Hotel Graham renamed. The gathering featured an old poem reading and a formal luncheon with heirlooms.
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Tunkhannock Township
State Hatchery
Stilwell
Scranton
Harry 8. Kellogg
Good Templars
Walls
Mra. Decker
Falls
Kingston
Falla
Newton
Mi City
Russell Hi
Meshoppen
Lemon
Wall
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Abel Billings
East Lemon Church
Lehigh Valley Company
Orcutt's Grove
W. M. Hiller
John G. Lilley
Littleton
Denver
Colo
Dover
Eng
Eaton Township
Howard M. Kishbauch
Royal Kishbaugh
Lehigh Valley Road
Scottsville
Mewhoppen
Black Walnut
Mia
Susan Sterling
T. Sterling
John P. Lyman
Pittston
M.D. Tiffany
Quay County
New County
Factoryville
Prohibition County
C. H. Dana
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Reliefs Pain Fast
Distressing kidney and bladder indulgences relieved in six hours by the Now Great South American Kidney Cure. This remedy promises prompt relief in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages for both men and women. It eases retention and pain in passing urine almost immediately. Sold by C M Harris Druggist in Scranton Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Bcranton
Various Rentals and Listings in Scranton Area
Classified notices show multiple rental offerings across Scranton including a corner Main Ave and Price St property, Jefferson Ave houses, 1102 Green Ridge St, and 183 Franklin Ave building for wholesale. Also available are furnished and unfurnished rooms on Lackawanna Ave, six room West Lackawanna Ave house, and a Franklin Ave photography gallery space. Sales include horses and gold watches, with auction-like promotions and regional tour campaigns.
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Main Avenue
Price Street
J. Cordeaux
Jefferson Avenue
Algoa
Glenburn
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Aes
Green Ridge Street
Wyoming
Franklin 4 Avenue
Bord Fee
CL. Chistin
Wyoming Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
Sorentab
Community notes and social visits in Mount Pocono and surrounding towns
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs B Drake at Mount Pocono and Mrs Hannah Bennett in Pittston. An ice cream social at Brick church raised a neat sum. Makelys of Yestville reported their horse and buggy stolen in Duryea. Mrs F J Schoonover and Mrs Thomas Millard note family visits in Ransom. Old Forge school board approved a nine month term. Advertising copy promotes Dean’s Ointment for skin diseases.
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B. Drake
Mount Pocono
Hannah Bennett
Pittston
Thomas Millard
Ransom
Old Forge
Wanted Advertisements and Professional Notices from Scranton
A scanned mixed notice lists wanted help and employment among small ads. It includes a bookkeeper and writer seeking work, a young man seeking any position, a middle aged man for watch selling or collecting, a butcher with five years experience seeking work, and several doctors with new offices and hours. Also advertised are local schools and a kindergarten offering catalogues and openings.
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Riegel
Care Tribune
Morgal
Garfield Avenue
Hyde Park
Scranton
Onre Tribune
Addresal Tribune
Franklin Avenue
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Hendrick
Barney Releck
Hoboken
O' Boyle
T Lenahan
Commons
Court House
Lenahan
Woodward
Binghamton
Samuel Salsberg
Carrie Reinberger
Max Heinberger
Reinberger
Grand Opera House
First National Bank
Dallas
William J. Honeywell
Arislin
MH. Carey
Elizabeth Jiggins
Concordin
Shickshinny
Charles Haines
Wilkes-Barre Odd Fellows
Wilkes- Barre
Mountain Park
Grow County
Hendricks
Boyle
Keystone Hotel
Canal and
Northampton Streets
John McGuinness
Hoffmeier
McGuinness
Frank Gillespie
North Main Street
EB. J. Cillagher
Messrs
Thomas McHale
George Helme
Thomas Wall
Edward Wall
HH. A. Gerrity
John Burke
John McKeig
Thomas Wallace
Jerry Mooney, Jr
Richard English
Mise Josephine Griffin
Minnster Gilleaple
Lizzie Rutledge
Anna Tigtie
Misa Aliee Huthmaker
Mica Mary Redding
Mary Cavenaugh
Magele Flynn
Mises Maud Mooney
FB. Granahan
Misa Mamie Helnn
Ligele Cawley
Pittaten
William Mathewson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Moses Taylor Hospital
John J.mcdonald
Patrick MH. McDonald
Mamie Richards
Nellie Gallagher
Mauch Chunk
Welsh
Oregon
Helen Thayer
May W. Frits
Eddie Joyce
Junction
Pennsylvania Coal Company
J. Kirkpatrick
First Congregational Church
West Pittston
J. P. Kain
W. IF. Moyer & Bros
South Main
Tieents
Carl Lorena
Lackawanna Avenue
Thia Place
Welcome Social Club
Taylor Hall
Rendham Athletic Club
Weber's Rink
Jennie Morgans
Annie Morgan
Olyphant
Wilkes-farre
Haa Ae
Sterling
AVOCA
S J. Aloysius Society
D. J. Burns
B. J. Reilley
W. J. Doherty
Snandal
C. A. Reilley
F. F. Bretony
M. F. Devers
J. J. Thomas
Weet
Philip Clifford
Brownville
Patrick Dougher
Man
James J. O' Boyle
M. F. Noone
BK. F. Reilley
J. F. Buckley
Ella Gibbons
Annie McHale
Edward Ward
Robert Cardon
Kate Feeney
Tose
Sharon Lodge
St. George
Jackson Park
Agnes Morahan
Milla Quinn
J. Tt. McLellind
Chester
Katie Reap
Wear Avoca
Mra. Grimes
Mimhurst
Taylor
Ciicura
Boston
ODD Fellows
Mascos
P. OB
A. R
U. A M
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Brussels & Ingram Carpets
Edwardc
Fish & OD
Holden Block
Chicago
de Edward Cowles
Chambers Street
N.Y
West Side
Fouth
Bromley Avenue
New Yorkerte
P.O. Box
Kis
Mass
Jor
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas E. Evans
Sear
John Jermyn
MA Capouse
W. M. Jermyn
Houses On Credit
Rouses
Bheranton
Have Vors
Ousick
Glenoarent & Connels
Péck Ville
Frank Srallo
Dean
Shimberg
Cape
Spruce Street
Orvice
Commisstonels OF
Pouaic Gaousas and Evil
pixGe
Danxins H. Hastor
J. C Delanry
Amex FH. Min
Save M. Jackson
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
A of Juans
Board of Commissioners of Public
Tueaday
Barrisburg
J. Delaney
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Scranton Board of Control
Nord School
Adison Avenue
Pint Street
Ninth Ward
Pennesylvania
Brown & Morris
Price Building
N. Washington Avenue
Ecugene D Fellows
Physicians and Surgeons
Edgar Dean
Bpruce Street
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Francke
W. E. Allen
North
C. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Tod
Madison Avenue
John L. Wentz
M. D
Commonwealth Building
Hh Ave
Parke
Lorenz & Koempel
Car
Lindon Street
DR. Kay
Penn Ave
Patretts Trice
School OF the Lackawanna
Beranton
Revent
Thomas M8
Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Kindergar Iy
Adams Avenue
Pule
Jessups
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
W. PF. Boyle
Burr
Frank T. Okell
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-Atlaw
Spruce St
William A. Tapt
C. c
Republic Bavings and Loan Association
Callender
Dime Bank Building
R Nn Grand Union Tea CO
Jones Brob
ELK Cafe
P. Ziegler
Westminster Hotel
Schenck
Broaways
Union
Uare
Anable
Victor Koch
Architects
Davis & von Storch
Commonwealth _ building
EL. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Bt
Cor. Wash
Washington Aveaua
Heeranton
GR. Clark & CO
Green House
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Alia
Hulbert
Washington Ave
Sorane On
Frank P. Brown. & CO
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