Local ads and services blanket city listings and endorsements
A collage of ads and notices offers Luce Bros 30 gents delivery plumbing and gas fitting by William Griffiths cabinet photos at Starner’s and J C King furniture buys barbershop and groceries from F W Mason Co and Revere Standard coffee plus photography rates and a political endorsement urging support for Judge Willard in Lackawanna elections destaca local businesses and endorsements within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
John FI. Reynold
Fairchild
Revere
Wenny
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
William DD. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
Daughters of St George Celebrate First Anniversary
The Daughters of St. George, a one year old group with over ten members, marked its first anniversary at Ivorite ball with a social and cake and ice cream. Attorney E. H. House gave an address and officer nominations were held for president Belle Spencer and other posts. election set for two weeks. Night schools opened with five active sites and assorted staff. A horseman escaped injury after a collision with a Taylor line car. driver unhurt. Several local residents returned home from travels and the Chautauqua circle met. The Guaranty Savings officers were elected, and various notices follow including a death, a burial, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. George
E. H. House
Belle Spencer
Marla Cole
House
W. H. House
George 8. Sayers
Joseph Jeremiah
South Mayde Park Avenue
Bucknell
Philadelphia
Mishach Hart
John Ford
Scrantontreet
Hugh Howell
Hyde Park
Charles BE. Daniels
Burt Harrington
Alaska
Robert Morra
Connell
Davies
Rock
William Griffiths
Thomas G. Daniels
Guarantee Savings, Loan and Investment Company
William Penn Morgan
B. G. Geddes
J. A. Chambers
A. B. Eynon
Replogle and
Gibbs
Edretters
Richard Ncholls
Watkins
Charles E. Daniels
M. Canfield
Edward Farr
M. G. Timmick
H. Walker
Thomas
Wil Hams
William Puss
Cena D. Een
Prairees
Ee . Kynon
M. A. En Send . Worden
Iemenence
Printant Panlet
T. Reeve Jones
Willam Chambers
Jackson Street
Yeshit Shagin
Selsok
David's Church
Covgatir
Kellerman Case Seen as No Investigation Yet
The Kellerman case appears unresolved with no formal inquiry into the death of 17 year old Gertrude Kellerman of Hammcourt. Her remains were laid to rest in Minooka German cemetery yesterday afternoon as relatives press for accountability while Patrick Mangan recovers after a railroad accident near Rendham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kellerman
Hammcourt
Minooka
Amyght
Ehine
John Kellerman
House of the Good Shepherd
Patrick Manan
Delaware, Lackawannnt and Western Railroad
Rendham
Pittston
Math Hia
Dunmore Builds New Homes As Scranton Area Grows
Dunmore residents press ahead with new and modern houses repainting old structures and improving sidewalks while Scranton merchants note potential for a borough of comfortable homes. Mary Conroy returns to Peckville after visiting her sister, and a church baptism service is announced for next Sunday in the Presbyterian church. David Barlow dies at Dudley street after a weeklong illness. funeral set for 2 pm today. Epworth League meets at the Methodist Episcopal church to hear reports from the Honesdale convention amid talk of an off year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Watkins
Edna Avenue
Jank ‘Silkman
North Main Avenue
Trades' Ad Society
Providence Presbytesan Church
King’s Daughters
North End
H. EB. Griffin
North Mai Avenue
Eower
West Market Street
Wayne Avenue
Market
Wiliam Streets
Vic
Finley Ross
Towanda
Nessie Rose
Jeremiah Stanton
Eugene Stanton
North Malin Avenue
Grand Army
Waverly
Forest Hal
Providence Presbyterian Church
Mary Jenkins
Throop Street
Siunday
Woodruffs
W. E. Anderson
Cc. H. Gharar
Scranton
Dunmore
Pennsylvania
Mary Conroy
Peckville
William Redding
Dudley Street
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Williams
George Schrank
Collins Otvest
Tunkhannock Friends
Samuel Cummings
Gouldsboro
Honesdale
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Election Day at the Polls Leads to Early Balloting
Republicans urged to assemble at polling places to cast ballots at daylight. Mention of Greenwood hill in deplorable condition and ignorance by supervisors. Also notes a sweepstake shooting event at Keogh's hotel Old Forge on Thanksgiving and a public night school reopening for a four months term. Diphtheria is prevalent in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Hill
Keogh
Old Forge
The Brownies spectacle lights up Frothingham
The Brownies by Cox and Douglass drew a crowded Frothingham Inet audience with a stylish three act adventure featuring clever specialty acts, colorful costuming, and a large company led by Jefferson, Erlanger, and a noted cast including Inez Mecusker and Lena Melville. A matinee and evening show promised strong attendance as advance sales extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlea
Frothingham
Cox and Douglass
Palmer Cox
Cox
Douglass
Jefferson
Kian
Erlanger
Inez Mecusker
Ida Mulie
Frank Deshon
Lena Melville
Sol Solomon
Charlea Hagen
Robert Cummings
Frank Soule
Richards
New South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from six Moura chronic kidney and bladder diseases is claimed by the New South American Kidney Cure. The remedy allegedly eases pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages for men and women, relieves water retention, and provides rapid relief. Sold by C. M. Harris, druggist, 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton. The Davis and the Deep Sha read in The Tribune in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Baseball Puzzle and Sheriff Sale Franchises Hinge on Thursday
The column notes uncertainty about who will own the Scranton franchise after the sheriff's sale Thursday afternoon. It suggests the sale could allow creditors to recover and the old association to shed debt, keeping Scranton in the Eastern league. Names like Tima Hurst and Pat Powers are mentioned in bidding rumors amid interest from Newark and Toronto figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Scranton
Springfield Union
Tima Hurst
Pat Powers
Newark
Hurst
Sam Crane
Atlantic Association
Toronto
Preedman
Sipper
Indoor Base Ball Matches Set by South Side and North End
The Scranton Indoor Base Ball league met at the Young Men's Christian Association to plan week games. Opening night is in Providence at St. Marys hall at 8 o clock with dancing afterward. Central City vs West Side opens city series Thursday at the armory. Central City meets Providence Saturday for the fourth league game. Central City lineup includes Logan Dean Hoffner White Jones John Brooks Coughlin McHale Malott. Manager Reese asks players to meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Y M C A gym to receive uniforms.
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South Side
North End
Scranton
Young Men's Christian Association
Providence
St. Mary's Hall
Central City
West Side
Armory
Jones
John Brooks
Coughlin
McHale
Malott
Reese
Rifle Practice Report Shows Thirteenth Fully Qualified
Regimental Inspector Herbert Cox of the Thirteenth regiment forwarded his rifle practice report after a quarterly officers meeting. All 600 members qualified as marksmen, with sixty earning sharpshooter status, a ratio of less than 1 in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cox
Hindqunners
Woman credits Doan's Kidney Pills for cure
Mrs. H. T. White recounts her year long back and kidney pain after grip and offers her testimonial. She cites relief within days of using Doan's Kidney Pills and says she now feels perfectly well with restored appetite and ability to climb stairs without pain. The product is sold by dealers for 50 cents, mailed from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca Herald
H. T. White
Seneca and
Plain Streets
Doan
Donan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
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Judge Willard
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David Owens
Grace Peck
H. L. Morgan
Mary Thurkin
Rahal Powell
Clara Gibbs
David J. Davis
School of the Lackawanna
Melen Richards
Fifteenth
E. Williams
Williams
Nazareth
Martin Joyce
No. 17
Reiser Valley
Martha Jones
Ceerary Avery
Taylor Line
Bumgathter Farm
Dodge Mine
Frank Giberti
LA Lackswanne Avenue
Mai OE FR
South Side News
Kellerman
Patrick Mangan
W. G. O'Malley
Eeen
Echeola
Schocl
Siisler Earnesthem
Sowthvile Wheelmen's Club
Germania Hall
M. P. Judge
Mulherin & Judge
Cedar Avenue
Impcon & Co
Sire
John Sheehan
Stome Avenue
Hillside
St. Peter's Cathedral
Hyde Park Cemetery
Arderiaker Chistian Storr
Porest
William Biederich
Sunday Inn
Meadow Avenue
August Lange
Julius Mater
Judge Moffatt
Harneesmaker
Pather
My Street
Ithia Ede
Dr. Longstreet
Pratt
Jerome R. Keogh
Parkey
Lackawanna Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Will Marsh
This Cry
Charlea Kivier
Marsh
Maren
Ccralbehes
Kivier
Scraches
Joe Thorpe
Will Jones
Phttwion
Thorpe
Pyramida Wan
Macs
Hetstand
Davin
the Tribune
Upyon
Dr. Pierce’s
HUIS
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
Buffalo, N.Y
Academy OF Music
Jonaborn Opera
Pasha
Bocescolo Weednenby
Normandy
Maritana
the Frothingham, Er& Reis
Lessees and
Mana
C. B. Jeeraon
Kian & Erlanger
Chrysanthemum
G. R. Clark & CO
Anthemama
John L Hangi
Offige
Ond Stewart's
Davis’ Theater
Sam Mt Dak
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Chicago
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Sam T. Jak
Elmira
Dewitttt
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Beranton
Lackawanna Ave
Otollam
Cloak Department
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Henry J. Anderson
John W. Fowler
Henry Helin
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Achroeder
Edwaare Sturges
J. Ben B
Pimlick
WO. T. Smith
Deison
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Charles I. Welles
Lackawanna Vaunky
Commonwealth Bldg
Telaphons
Dupont
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
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