Scranton Tribune Opens Carbondale Branch Office
The Scranton Tribune opens a Carbondale branch to print a daily edition for the Pioneer City. News items personals and publication notices can be left at Burke Building or sent by mail or phone. E L Hatfield, manager, welcomes inquiries. Rev Chaffee preached at First Methodist Episcopal with revival services. Vote for J A Scranton for county treasurer. Empire silk mill project expands employment and signals a prosperous season.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Burke
E. L. Hatfield
Engileh
Methodist Episcopal
A. F. Chaffee
Empire Silk Mill
Eleetric
van Bergen & Co
Death on the Lookout Tracks Claims Thomas McAndrew
Thomas McAndrew 28 a Battle Avenue resident and Carbondale Indian football player died early yesterday on the Delaware and Hudson tracks near Lookout after being struck by the approaching train. He lived here all his life and was a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Young Men's Institute. Survived by a sister and two brothers Michael Campbell John and Martin McAndrew. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Thomas McAndrew
Battle Avenue
Lookout
Patrick Sweeney
McAndrew
Delaware and Hudson
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Young Men's Institute
Michael Campbell
John
Martin McAndrew
Carbondale
William Connell for Congress Endorsement
Campaign urges support for William Connell to sustain the administration trusted to bring about good times and economic stability.
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William Connell
Congress
Death of George L Yarns in Washington D C
George L Yarns a resident of this city died Friday at 10 AM at the residence of L P Burrows Washington D C from malarial fever He had recently recovered enough to resume work but relapsed He moved to Carbondale in March to take a job in the capital He leaves a widow a son George six and daughter Martha one two sisters Mrs Frank Burrows Scranton and Mrs John Kirkbride Philadelphia Funeral is this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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George L. Yarns
L. P. Burrows
Washington, D. C
Mgr. Yarns
Tie
Mir. Yarns
Mit
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
Edgerton Coal Company
Mr. Yarns
Mwe
George
Martha
Frank Burrows
Scranton
John Kirkbride
Philadelphia
Vote for George M. Watson for Judge
Sunday church notices report sermons from multiple pastors at First Congregational Berean Baptist Trinity Protestant Episcopal Second Presbyterian Welsh Presbyterian and St Pauls Lutheran. The items note services theme verses topics and musical offerings with congregational attendance and additions to Sunday school.
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First Congregational
M. C. Eliott
Plark
Fr. Gardner
Berean Baptist Church
Tew
Whalen
T. M. Higgins
William EB. Morgan
Hyde Park
Morgan
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
F. Ehinger
Huntley Jackson Stock to Open Week at Grand Tonight
The Huntley Jackson Stock company begins a week at the Grand with Por Liberty and Love a well known scenic favorite. Eight performances are planned with changing bills and extra vaudeville acts between shows. Major scenic pieces will be staged including The Fatal Card Innocent Sinner Lust Before Dawn The Tornado Michael Stro boff and The World. Full election returns will be received by private wire on stage during and after The Tornado tomorrow evening.
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Huntley-Jackson Stock Company
Ncts
Michael Stro Boff
Honesdale Defeats Carbondale in Rough Gridiron Match
Carbondale boys traveled to Honesdale to face the Gray Fly team. The game ended 2 to 1 after rough play. Carbondale halfback Joseph D. Carroll was severely wrenched back and remained bedridden at home with doctors predicting several days of recovery.
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Honesdale
Maiple
Carbondale
Doughty Boys
Grayfly
Gaame Wits
Joseph D. Carroll
Peter A. Carroll
Attot Dey Goods
William RR Lewis Seeks District Attorney Post
Local election notice urges voters to support William RR Lewis for district attorney.
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William RR. Lewis
Train Crash Injures Conductor on Ontario and Western
Freight train No 24 running south toward Forest City stopped suddenly when air brakes failed and air tubes burst. Conductor Arnold sustained serious injuries while the crew escaped without broken bones.
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Ontario and Western Railroad
Arnold
Forest City
Caboose
Young Men’s Union form football team elects captain
Daniel Thomas was elected captain of the Young Men’s Union football squad. Selections include Burke at center Bixby left guard Briggs right tackle Ewigert left end Shields right end J Morgan quarterback Warren Thongs half backs and Rutherford fullback. Forest City Indians edged Susquehanna 16–0 aided by three Carbondale athletes. Daniel Hodgins of St Thomas Scranton visited town yesterday.
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Daniel Thomas
Burke
Bixby
Briggs
Ewigert
Shields
J. Morgan
Warren
Thongs
Rutherford
M. J. Munrphy
Forest City Indians
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Matthew Murphy
Gus Hansen
J. Hope
Lttle
Forest City
Daniel Hodgins
St. Thomas
Scranton
Fire Damages Summer Kitchen in Cottage Street Home
At 10 90 o clock Friday night an alarm from Box 34 reported a fire at Cottage street and Greenfield road. Cottage Hose Company arrived first and found a summer kitchen in Mrs. Margaret Dugan's residence ablaze. Water streams quelled the blaze before other units arrived. kerosene lamp explosion sparked the fire. The summer kitchen was destroyed with only minor damage to the main house.
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Cottage Street
Greenfield Road
Cottage Hose Company
Margaret Dugan
Columbias
Teas and small gatherings brighten River Street and beyond
Miss Lou Inger hosted a thimble tea on River Street with several young friends Saturday afternoon. Miss Harriet Hutchins served tea to a small group on Washington Avenue Saturday afternoon. Miss Mamile Glennon Woe enjoyed a surprise gathering Friday evening as friends spent hours at her home with games and pastimes. Charles O. Mellen hosted a pleasant Friday evening with refreshments at his Lincoln Avenue residence.
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Lou Inger
River Street
Harriet Hutchins
Washington Avenue
Mamile Glennon
Charles O. Mellen
Lincoln Avenue
Vote for Thomas P Daniels for Clerk of the Courts
A local election card urges voters to support Thomas P Daniels for the position of clerk of the courts. The appeal highlights experience and readiness to manage court records and filings.
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Thomas P. Daniels
Van Bergen Co. Wins Plumbing Contract Bid
Charles O. Mellen, secretary and treasurer of Van Bergen & Co., has been officially notified that the company’s bid for the plumbing contract has been accepted.
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Charles O. Mellen
van Bergen & Co
Reynolds and Smith to Wed in Private Home Ceremony
Announcement Saturday reveals Missa Minnie Reynolds daughter of Mrs George W Reynolds North Main Street will marry Lyman Marvin Smith of Hendrick Manufacturing. The ceremony planned for Wednesday November M at noon at the bride elects home with only family and close friends attending.
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Missa
Minnie Reynolds
George W. Reynolds
North Main Street
Lyman Marvin Smith
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Funeral of Carbonale’s oldest resident Phoebe Decker
Mrs Phoebe Decker died at ninety eight and was Carbondale's oldest resident. Funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Sarah F P Griggs on Park Street with Rev A F Chatter officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood cemetery. She was mother to fourteen children.
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Phoebe Decker
Carbondale
Sarah FP. Griggs
Park Street
A. F. Chatter
Maplewood Cemetery
Election Returns Displayed In Burke Building
The Scranton Tribune will show election returns in front of its offices in the Burke building by stereopticon Tuesday night. Private wires will relay results directly from Scranton. Citizens of Carbondale will receive news as quickly as Scrantonians. Vote for William RK Beck for registrar.
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Scranton Tribune
Burke Building
Scranton
The
Tribune
Carbondale
Local Civic Groups Named for Community Vote
Selecting council and school board terms shown for Olive Leaf lodge No. 146 Independent Order of Odd Fellows P W Nally club National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 163 Young Men's Institute participate in the civic matter.
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Select Council
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
National Association of Letter Carriers
Young Men’s Institute
Wife of Rev G A Place Dies in Honesdale
The wife of the Rev. G A Place former pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church here died yesterday in Honesdale after a period of illness. She had many warm friends in this city who will likely attend the funeral.
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G. A. Place
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Honesdale
Johnson resumes post at Delaware and Hudson shop
William Johnson Jr of Washington street returns to his North Main street machine shop after nearly two months illness. Vote for Edward B Sturges for jury commissioner.
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William Johnson, Jr
Washington Street
Delaware and Hudson
North Main Street
Browley Succeeds Drake as Honesdale Foreman
James Browley of this city succeeds Charles Drake track foreman of the Honesdale section of the Delaware and Hudson on November 1. Vote for a Republican state legislature.
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James Browley
Charles Drake
Honesdale
Delaware
Carbondale Local Notes and Arrivals Report
Frank Howley returns to Schenectady New York and a newborn in Scranton visits Carbondale friends. Miss Della Bayley returns from Scranton while John DeLaney enjoys a week in Scranton for the institute. Local changes include John Bate resigning from Delaware and Hudson shops and Prof. Albert Rumsby moving to Ithaca. Plus visits, illnesses, job changes, and a political note urging votes for Reynolds Scheuer Janes or Philbin.
Peckville Union Meeting Set Amid Election Day Tensions
Peckville local United Mine Workers of America No M7 schedules its regular meeting for this evening November 6 at 7 30 p m All members urged to attend and all candidates for membership welcome Republicans of the town bargain with the Western Union Telegraph company for a remaining issue involving local services.
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Peckville
Union United Mine Workers of Almerica No. M7
Regulivr
Algo
Western Tnlon Telegraph Company
Blakely Council Sees Health Board Action On Water Supply
The Blakely board of health met Saturday and approved the secretary report on the investigation of the Archbald Water company using Mud pond supply. Claude Clark returns from Niagara Falls. Frank Brundage family back from Micetville for winter. Barney Pagan becomes delivery clerk for F A Pook. Allen Strong returns from coal regions. McHueh of Scranton visited. Borough council to meet tonight. Mrs Clarence Williamata pessimistic about her recovery.
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Blakely Board of Health
Archhbald Water Company
Claude Clark
Niagara Falls
Frank Brundage
Micetville
Barney Pagan
F. A. Pook
Allen Strong
Ht . McHueh
Scranton
Clarence Williamata
Birthday Surprise at Miss Jennie Greenslade Home
Friends surprised Miss Jennie Greenslade at her home on Saturday evening to celebrate her birthday. The guests arrived with a Bocoinl gathering and were warmly received and entertained. Present included Misses.
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Jennie Greenslade
Missea
Local Items Include Powells and Church Leaders
J Powell returns home to Hasleton. Emblem division 67 Sons of Veterans to meet this evening. Rev C B Henry and Rev B M Johns alternated pulpits yesterday. Frank Powell joins John Thomas Grocer delivery staff. Mr and Mrs Bray of Priceburg visited relatives here yesterday. Complete the victory by voting straight.
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J. Powell
Hasleton
Sons of Veterans
C. B. Henry
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. M. Johns
Kingston
Frank Powell
Main Street
John Thomas
John Bray
Priceburg
Incandescent light outage hits Olyphant town
The Olyphant electric light service failed for a week with no power Saturday and last night due to exhausted dynamo brushes. Electrician Darolla left town to obtain replacements, leaving residents to rely on kerosene lamps. Miss Mary Nealon of Dunmore Street is ill. The Independent Political Club of the Second Ward meets at the Arlington Hotel Hall at 8:30 this evening. members urged to attend.
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Darolla
Quasterday
Mary Nealon
Dunmore Street
Trust Legislation Debate Between Parties
The piece argues Democrats have never enacted controls on trusts while Republicans enacted the sole national law to regulate trusts. It notes a proposed constitutional amendment was voted down unanimously by Democrats last June.
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Democratic Party
Repulican
Republican Party
Local Gossip and Social Notes From Carbondale
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Netherton of Third street died after a brief illness Saturday morning. Mrs M D Fuller hosted her Sunday school class at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage Saturday evening. attendees included Winfield Cudill Arthur Jones William Parry Thomas Williams George McLean John Rosemorgy and William Johns. Mrs Whetmore has returned to New York after visiting her daughter Mrs Taylor of Mayfield. Will and Bert Trim of West Pittston visited their sister Miss Bessie Brown of Greenfield at the home of Aunt Mrs John Solomon on Main street. John Jay of Scranton was in town yesterday. The Ladies Aid of St James church will serve a fifteen cent supper in the church basement Wednesday evening. Committee: Jam 8. Davis with William Lloyd as secretary. Dr E B Meixel of Wilkes-Barre was a town visitor Saturday. P F O Malley and Harry Jones returned from the University of Pennsylvania to vote Tuesday. Miss Kate Dodson returned from a visit in Plymouth. Edward McGinty came back from Baltimore for a few days at home. Mrs Mary Shields of Greenfield visits Mr and Mrs John Shields on Lackawanna Street.
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Frank Howley
Schenectady
N.Y
Frank Stevens
William Edgar
Scranton
Carbondale Friends
Della Bayley
John DeLaney
Institute
John Bate
Delaware and Hudson Car Shops
Messrs. Coolbaugh and Patten
Olyphant
Riva Clair
Coleran
N. Y
Carbondale
North Russell
Great Bend
Myron Hockenberry
Dickinson College
Joseph Missit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Street
Thomas Levison
American Hotel
John Price
South Washington Street
Henry J. Brennan
Chicago
Albert Rumsby
Greaves
Ithaca
Rumsby
M. O'Malley
Archbald
Delaware and Hudson
Kilker
Mayfield
Jerry B. Cotter
Belmont and
Naan Streets
R. M. Vannan
Salem Avenue
EF. Schryver
Meny
Avie
Queen and Crescent Route
Chalhanooge
Tenn
Weert
Emma Netherton
Emma Whitbeck
Jennie
Lizzie Mann
Cora Fowler
Mary A. Penrose
Anna Treloar
Lizzie Battenberg
Bessie Bennett
Lizale Ohmacht
Lizzie
Maud Jones
Nellie Seymour
John Greenslade
Edwin Dawe
William Dawe
Edwin Maynard
P. F. Burns
John Burke
Fred Stephens
John
James Whitbeck
John McLean
Winfield Cudlip
Sidney Waters
Hicks
Willie Greenslade
William Kraft
Charles Netherton
Third Street
M. D. Fuller
Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage
Winfield Cudill
Arthur Jones
William Parry
Thomas Williams
George McLean
John Rosemorgy
William Johns
Whetmore
Taylor
New York
Will
Bert Trim
West Pittston
Bessie Brown
Greenfield
John Solomon
Main Street
John Jay
St. James'’ Church
Davis
William Lloyd
BE. W. Meixel
Wilkes-Barre
P. F. O'Malley
Harry
Obituary and local notices from Taylor area
The late Henry Ort was laid to rest in Forest Home cemetery after 2.30 pm services at the German Evangelical Church led by Rev. Adolph Weber. Funeral also held for Mrs. John Lewis with interment in Forest Home. Three October deaths and three diphtheria cases reported. community notices include meetings of Ladies' branch No. 442 and Cathite Benevolent society at the Church of Immaculate Conception. Electrician W. M. Bell returns from Mehoopany hunting trip. Archbald mine workers to receive monthly distribution today. Local residents and visitors are noted with various church and social activities. health conditions and political candidacy mentioned.
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Henry Ort
Adolph Weber
Forest Home
Board of Health
Ladies’ Cathite Benevolent Society
Church of Immaculate Conception
W. M. Bell
Main Street
Mehoopany
John Lewis
Taylor Street
J. A. Evans
Forest Home Cemetery
Archbald
James Stevens
Mary Scherer
Old Forge
Mercy Cemetery
Margarete Hood
North Malin Street
Pittston
John G. Owens
Hyde Park
Tey
David Jones
Welsh Baptist Church
Congregational Church
William Drury
Ridge Street
Dunmore
James Grifiths
Clearge
Jessup Socials and Local News Highlight Idle Mine and Football Loss
A surprise party honored Miss Mary J. Brown with many guests including Della Judge Ella McGirl and Mr and Mrs Peter Gaughan. The Mt Jessup colliery was idle due to water shortage. Mary Brown and Jno Brown returned from Ohio. Jessup football lost to Dunmore 1 to 4 as city visitors noted Hardenbergh and Tamer Collins from Scranton visited. Percy Lewis of New York visiting Church Street. Archbald visitors Ree Nookem with Mrs. Nookem. Schools reopen after teachers institute.
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Mary J. Brown
Della Judge
Ella McGirl
Margaret Gallagher
Bee Byrne
Lizzie McGirl
Iate Donahoe
Margaret Byrne
Filla Loftus
Katie Ward
Alice Byrne
Peter Gaughan
Messrs
H. Gallagher
Thos. Langan
P. J. Judge
Matt Gallagher
Jas. Fanning
Jas. Sweeney
Jno. Donnelly
Thos. Judge
Thos. Ruane
W. H. Dermondy
J. Golden
Olyphant
Mt. Jessup
Percy Lewis
New York
Lawler
Church Street
Michael Nookem
Ree
Archbald
Winton
Dwain Peryant
Scranton Business College
Teachers’ Institute
Scranton
Jno
Brown
Jas
Loftus
Ohio
Striite
Jessup
Dunmore
Tamer Cillins
Scramton
Young Men's Baptist Class Formed In Town
A new young men’s class organized at the Baptist Church will meet during Sunday school, guided by the pastor. The group invites town youth to join. Scranton visits note Mrs Kraemer and Mrs White visited. Mrs Hager returned from New York State. Attorney Oakford and family came back from summering elsewhere. Mabel Decker hosted an evening gathering. the community urged to vote for William K. Beck for registrar.
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Baptist Church
John Kraemer
White
Scranton
Thiuradas
W. H. Hager
New York State
Oakford
Misa Mabel Decker
Clark's Summit Social Notices and Local Arrivals
W J Davis returns from New York trip. Charlies Palmer and family in new home. Merton Colvin convalescent after tank collapse at the condensery. Amos Hollister in Oscar Hendrick's house. Mr. Benjamin Smith and Miss Hunlock of Wyoming visited. W H Whittemore of Scranton called. Miss Trene Snook of Clark's Green hosted a Halloween party with many friends. Out of town guests included Clarence Pease and Trene Snook. John Clark now in Scranton. Louis Buckley rents former Dr Reynolds house. Orders for Scranton Tribune at Martin Bold's barber shop. Vote Emil Bonn for recorder.
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W.J. Davis
New York City
Charlies Palmer
Merton Colvin
Amos Hollister
Oscar Hendrick
Benjamin Smith
Hunlock
Wyoming
W. H. Whittemore
Scranton
Trene Snook
Clark's Green
Miss Snook
Bressie Emory
Grace My
Horace Davis
Wallace Cook
Harry Coon
Charles Wilson
Earl Streeter
Thomas Ryder
Charles Snook
Frederick G. Mayer
W. G. Snook
J. D. Knight
Clarence
Gertrude Pease
Chinchilla
Palmer Smith
William Sime
Floyd Finn
Tdarton
F. Jennings
Newton
John Clark
38. C. Coons
Louis Buckley
Condensery
Cc. E. Reynolds
Scranton Tribune
Martin Bold
Deaths of Minnie Sherer and William Middleton
Miss Minnie Sherer died after several months illness at age two. Funeral at Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. William Middleton, longtime local resident, died from a gas explosion at Marvin shaft Providence. He was a member of local lodges JT IO OFL and AO of MC. funeral announced later.
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John McCormick
New York
Minnie
Peter Sherer
Presbyterian Church
William Middleton
Marvin Shaft
Providence
Mar
Middleton
Jt, O. O. FL
A. O. of M.C
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cure
A promotional claim offers Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer. The price is stated as 2 percent cents, suggesting a discounted or unusual pricing note.
Reverend Whalen Delivers Irish Wit Lecture in Newark
Rev H J Whalen D D of Carbondale gave a popular lecture on The Wit and Humor of the Irish People at the Baptist church in Newark on Wednesday evening to a fair audience. He kept listeners in laughter as a skilled storyteller.
Butter Creamery and Dairy Goods Price List Notes
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists Butter Creamery dairy tubs eggs select western nearby state and full cream new beans per bushel price 2.40 marrow 2.90 medium 2.90 peas 92.90 potato onions per bushel flour heat patent 4.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Mie
Western
Ifc
Unclear OCR cattle market notes with fragmented data
Fragmented market text shows cattle, sheep, hogs quotes and weights with numerous garbled terms and place names. The legible items include references to cattle prices, product grades, wind and weather notes, and scattered brand or code-like strings, but no coherent sale or event.
Fragmented OCR list of goods and figures in unclear market note
A garbled OCR snippet lists items such as cattle sheep and mixed goods with numerical figures and percentages. The text is fragmented with unclear context, making precise entities and values hard to extract.
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Carbondale Department
J. A. Scranton
Sweney
Washington
George M. Watson
Salvatlei
the Grand
Huntley-Jackson Company
John Copeland
Emil Ronn
Decker
William RK. Beck
Place
Edward B. Sturges
Reynolds
Scheuer
Janes
Philbin
Jermyn and Mayfield
Atraig Ht
Grow
Hardenhbergh
Grow and
Hardenbergh
William K. Beck
Register
Emil Bonn
B. M. Hiordan & Co
Rooina
Mears
American Sugar
Leahy
American Ae
Tate
A. T
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Tobacco
Ail Ag
Chea
SOG
Chie
Essere
Chic
B. Sage
Hock Island
Epee Powee
Tinhae
Delaware & Oludson
Federal Steel
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Norfolk & Western
Pacific
Visua ' Iy
Pacific Mail
Neading
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Southern MW
Hilte
Ally Tenn, CO. & Tron Vc
Billy
Leather
Union Pacite
Ans
Union Pacitic
Dalton
P. Stoll
Newark
N. J
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Jesse Cooper
Wyoming Seminary
A. W. Coldper
Morris
Jeymyn
Andrew ‘Terwilliger
California
Prank Colvin
Philip Colvin
Wis
Harry Northup
Lawrence Smith
Arthur Tinkham
Alvin Miller
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firet National Bank LI
Scranton Savings Alay
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Iron Fence
Scranton Axle Works
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Prison County Savings Hank & Trust Co
Firat Nationa Hank
National Bank
Scranton Belt Wud Nut Co
Seranton Pamenger
People’s
Aye Aerpee Eeesee
Mort
Dickson Manufacturing Uo
la Lacha
City
Imp
Scranton Traction
Liegend Beathey
Ants Lamils
Lowe
Mayes
Garey
Ries
Neil Teruel
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Zenoa Company
Hudson St
P.O
Jo No Cane
Zenda Company
Huepert M. Howes
Boston Globe
Eisha Corrie
State of
M. F. Hanson
Zenola Company
Cushman Bros. CO
Hudson BT
O4 Central BY
Boston
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Eugene Field
Vield
Artis
Lee
Eugene Pield
Bund
Henry Belin, JR
Dupont
Kreppung Chemical Company
Agence
Piltaton
Plymouth
Wilkes
Doutecker
Bayer
Linda Trilauulals
M.D
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