Funeral rites honor late James Ht James at North Hyde Park
A large gathering paid last respects to the deceased at his North Hyde Park avenue home. Rev J B Sweet led the sermon at 2 oclock. Rev Hugh Davies and Rev Willian Matthews spoke, with a quartet from the Simpson choir. Interment followed at Washburn Street centers. Pallbearers included John Phile and Thomas J Bevan among others.
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James Ht. James
Orlock
North Hyde Park Avenue
J. EB. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Biscopal Church
Hugh Davies
Calvinistle Methodist Church
Willian Matthews
Olyphant
William Jones
J. B. Sweet
Minnie Riker
W. O. Chase
Washburn Street
John Phile
Thomas J. Bevan
Reese Powell
Hodl
Morgan P. Daniela
R. D. Dones
Frome
Tonn
David Thomas
Wandling
Iverite Order
Heese Mowell
Pratt Smith
Towanda
BE. Price
North Rebecch Avenue
David Dird
Rye
N. Y
John Silcox
Filmore Avenue
Semmons
Swetland Street
Thormas Allen
North Trvde Park Avenue
Mas
Ray Wade
Garfield Avenue
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Warnke's Hall
Mre
Kime
Robinson Street
Pavillon Theater to Host Summer Show by Dillon and Murray
Laurel Hill park owners lease the Pavillon theater for summer, with Dillon and Murray bringing show business experience. Keystone Literary and Dramatic club presents The Confidential Clerk at St Marys hall June 10 for Mrs Newcombs benefit, featuring a large cast including Hubert Morgan and Thomas Maxwell.
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Laurel Hill Park
Pavillon
Dillon & Murray
Edward Anderson
Dickson Shaft
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Hall
Mylert Avenue
Aitech
Haszard
Catherine
Muartii McAndrew
Dunmore Cemetery
Roosenberger
G. W. Stain Street
Philadelphia
Order of Foresters
Hogenberger
American Forester
Stulnstret
Local social happenings and town sports schedule
Miss Dorothy Coffee visits Miss Diana Cap well in Cherry street. Barber shops will close at noon on Decoration Day. Pioneer staff member K J Woodward returns from New York. Mrs G W B Allen attends Miss Maria Louise Atkinson and Anthony Stilger’s wedding at Hawley. Ladies A id society outings at Lake Ariel hosted by Mrs A D Blackinton. Mrs James Moffatt visits Georgetown. Grand Avenue Sports reopens with players led by T Connolly. Memorial Day baseball at Minooka grounds pitting the ela against Line State. Greenwood Pounders vs Star Juniors at Brick Yard ground Saturday. Greenwood No 1 colliery idle until Monday. Minooka travels to Moneie to face Poplars at Lackawanna park.
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Dorothy Coffee
Philadelphia
Diana Capwell
Cherry Street
Kk. J. Woodward
Pioneer Staff
New York City
G. W. B. Allen
West Drinker Street
Maria Louise Atkinson
Anthony Edward Stilger
Hawley
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lake Ariel
A. D. Blackinton
James Moffatt
Georgetown
Grand Avenue Sports
T. Connolly
M. J. Walsh
J. Cotter
M. Jennings
A. Walsh
M. Toole
Cawley
J. Jennings
Burke
Ela
Liv Line State
Minooka
Greenwood Pounders
Star Juniors
Brickyard Ground
Joseph McDonough
Greenwood
Beating of Eighth Ward Magistrate Cases and Local Arrests
Four cases reviewed by Alderman Millar include James Rossar jailed for selling liquor without a license on circus day, Simmie Lewis released after withdrawing assault charges, Dennis McSherry jailed on $200 bail for stealing tools, and George Hoffnagie from Dickson City Brewing taking charge of Hotel Langan’s estate amid a dispute over missing beer equipment. The notice also promotes Casey & Kelly’s lager and a local boxing tune up.
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Eighth Ward
James Rossar
Leyshon
Millar
Simmie Lewis
Luli Smith
Dennis McSherry
FP. F. MacKenna
George C. Hoffnagie
Dickson City Brewing Company
Patrick Langan
Priceburg
Langan
Hoffingle
Soothing Syrup for Teething by Mrs Winslow’s
The advertisement proclaims Baby teething relief with Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe the child batten the gums ease pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
Potter Named Chief Engineer for Spring Brook Water
Alexander Potter of New York city has been chosen as chief engineer for the Spring Brook Water Supply Co. He arrives at Pittston to direct engineering work, including a pumping station on Susquehanna Avenue West Pittston and a nine mile main along the river. Potter will supervise multiple engineering crews with John Pownall as his chief assistant.
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Alexander Potter
New York City
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Pittston
Potter
Gewer
West Pittston
Orville
Winchester
W. Va
Piedmont
Montesy
N. Y
Montgomery
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Steinsville
Mcdonald
Evansville
Ind
Corry
Elkin
Grafton
Cape Vincent
Renfenu
Ontario
LeRoy
High Point
Spring Brook
Susquehanna Avenue
Crowded Police Court Deals With Drunks And Pickpockets
Alderman Wright presided over a full police court session lasting about two hours. Six suspected pickpockets were discharged and sent away. Several drunks paid small fines to cover costs. Hedway paid a fine while Hedway’s companion Hannah Fitsgibbons served ten days. Stella Sumter was fined ten dollars for firing a pistol at John Singleton. Rosanna Johnson and John Barrett faced fines or bail related to the case. Dennis Jones, a cab driver, was released then jailed again for thirty days. drunkenness noted as his recurring fault.
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Alderman Wright
Charlies Hedway
Hannah Fitsgibbons
Hedway
Stella Sumter
Stroudsburg
John Singleton
Oakford Court
Josephine Buchanan
Rosanna Johnson
John Brod
Joseph Terry
John Barrett
Moses Battanus
Dennis Jones
Dennis
Restitution Sought After Italian Prodigal Husband Return
A Salvi spouse in Italy writes Mrs. Salvi to reveal where to obtain the $450 he took when he left two months ago. The note, marked by remorse, confirms his location and intent to make restitution.
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Joseph Salvi
Italy
Let Us Hope Not Johnny
A quirky exchange quoted from the Cincinnati Inquirer presents a child asking about birth and a mother’s playful Heaven dialogue. The dialect hints at regional phrasing and humorous tone typical of the era.
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Johnny
Cinceinnat Inquirer
Cattle Hog and Lamb Prices Mixed in Buffalo Market
Buffalo New York markets show varied cattle and hog quotes with mixed lambs and sheep. Prices range around 1.04 for fat cattle extra, hogs active with good to choice grades, lambs strong for prime quality, and several figures noted for mixed sheep and wethers.
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Buffalo
Stig
Sean
Heep
Lambe
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Illinois May 24 cattle receipts 11000 head market firm to higher common to extra steers 395 to 240 stockers and feeders 280 to 38 cows and bulls 1600 to 235 calves 225 to 605 Texans 2400 to 38 Hoge receipts 24000 head market easy some shade lower heavy packing and shipping lots peel common to choice mixed 4100 to 40 choice assorted 1400 to 300 pigs 50 to 30 sheep 10000 head market steady inferior to choice 3000 to 420 lambs 5.1 to 16.0
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Union Stock Yards
Und le
Oil Market in OU City Pa Sees Credit Balance Rise
In May the market shows a credit balance of $10 with options indicating a volatile price path. Traders monitor bales priced around $1.0 with patterns suggesting cautious demand and shifting balances in the OU market.
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OU City
Philadelphia
Market declines dampen gains after St Louis disaster
Wall Street pros noted higher activity at the exchange but lower values amid the St Louis catastrophe, heavy European gold shipments, political uncertainty, and weak April statements from Burlington and Quinney. The day saw mixed sessions with some gains in selected issues but broad declines in rails, gas, and other leading stocks. closing irregular with net losses of a fraction to a few percent.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
St. Louis
Burlington and Quinney
Mobile
Ohio
Laclede Gas
Louis Ville
Nashville
London
St. Paul
United States Circuit Court
Joint
Trattle Association
Northern Pacific
Reading
Sucur
Chicago
Granger
General Electric
Chicago Gas
Jersey Central
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Colorado
Rubber
Metropolitan ‘Traction
William Linn
Aillen & Ci
A. 1
Campbell
Spruce Street
Part al t jonas prompt test Attention Givi venom
Respectfully solicited. Telephone 134.
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al T Jonas
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Ariel
Erie and
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Washington
STEINWAY @ SON'S
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WM. T. Smith
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