Great Republican Rally in Montrose Draws Vast Crowd
A massive Republican rally in Montrose Susquehanna county drew delegates from every district with Lt. Gov. Gobin Judge Jessup A J Colborn Jr and Major Everett Warren delivering major speeches. Fusion candidate F B Jewett withdrew leaving Democrats and Insurgents without a candidate as local leaders urged voting for Republican ticket.
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Jessup
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Everett Warren
F. B. Jewett
Scranton
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Couaty
Choconut
Renching
Beardsley
Court Hose
J. P.S. Gobin
W. H. Jessup
A. J. Colhorn
Warren Hit
Chairrman Little
OB. Jewett
Jewett
Vwounts
Democrate
Mir Jewett
United States
Flo
Tunkhannock Beats Seminary in Four Ball Contention
Special to the Santon Veibune reports Tunkhannock second team defeated Nav i-The Wywa ming Seminary with a score of Da in four ball play at Tunkhannock. Long runs and a 40 yard fumble return by Provost highlighted the win as injuries plagued Seminary. The teams previously met at Kingston, Seminary winning 5-0. This marks Tunkhannock’s fourth victory in five games this year.
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Wywaming Seminary
Tunkhanock
Tunkhannock
Wick
Jonson
Seminary
Provost
Kingston
Bradford County ballot distribution and election costs noted
A Towanda report lists ten distributing districts for section ballots and 17 420 voters. It cites 25 868 regular ballots plus 300 extras per voters, totaling 44 882 ballots for the election, with costs estimated near 1 000 dollars this year.
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Towanda
Weil
Bradford County
Keystone Social Club
Oo. L. Jordan
Athens
Tray Shoe
Roosevelt
Binghamton Hospital
J. B. Davis
Ulster
Eamett D. Nichols
Wilkes-Barre
New Albany
Albeny Township
James Toye
Fort Washington
Burlington
Normandy
Bradford County Babbath School Association
le Raysville
A. Briges
Cinton
Thovengrant
Susan Peck
Mast Smithfield
I. L. Bush
Sayre
J. . Blowher
Spring Hil
Home Department
Bertha Gaylord
Wyialusing
Norimal
Lucy Arnold
Granville Genter
Russ Mary RR
Camp
Camptown
Madill
Datmmore
Wysox
View
Graves
Church of Messiah
Sheriff Fell
Merry
Ti. C. Porter
New York
Tarrant's
C WH. Turner King
Scranton
Ladies of Christ's Church
Angell & Kuykendall
Pittsburg, Binghamton and Hastern
Rome
Panning
Aidios
Local notes and notices from the Lehigh Valley area
Collected brief items report daily lines over the line with Mira Mary Sutton moving to New York City. Thomas Jefferson of Nichols is found dead in his wagon after drinking en route home. The Wellsboro Gazette editor faced a $15,000 defamation suit by Wilkin McCann and others of Siege county. Sportsmen report plentiful game this season. Voters are urged to support John H. Fellows for sheriff.
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Lehigh Valley
Mira
Mary Sutton
New York City
Thomas Jefferson
Nichols
Wellsboro Gazette
Wilkin McCann
Siege County
White Cap Fame
Charmecter
Sportemen
Honesdale News Briefs Highlight Concerts and Elections
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale reports Miss Louisa Keeffer visiting New York, and professors and locals attending events. The Florid Allen concert entertained at the opera house, with plans to stay for another show Monday. Election returns will be received by wire at the opera house, and Mrs Place lies near death. Martin Canfield wins $6,407 for land taken by the Delaware and Hudson railroad. The Musical History club elected officers.
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Honesdale
John D. Weeton
Ela
Louisa Keeffer
New York City
J. P. Welsh
Bloomsburg
Opera House
Silverton
Windham
Iirst
New York
Martin Canfield
Marble Yard
Delaware and Hudson Company
Tlonesdale
Musical History Club
W. A. Wood
Tf. T. Dolmetsch
Clara T. Torry
W. B. Holmes
Janette Freeman
John Fpites
Augustus P. Thompson
I. ‘T. Whitney
Funeral services for Lenox township resident Alfred Jeffers
Funeral held at the late home on Thursday for Alfred Jeffers one of Lenox township's oldest residents. Rev James Herrick of Gibson officiated with interment in Tower cemetery. Known survivors include Mrs O D Roberts and Mrs H D Bell and others. An unknown man was found dead near the railroad with no ID, believed a tramp. Local notes report Typhoid fever for Ernest Penny and Naman Tingley returning to his farm. Vote for Thomas P Daniels for clerk of the courts.
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Hopbottom
Alfred Jeffers
Lenox Township
James Herrick
Gibson
Jeffers
O. D. Roberts
Hh. D. Bell
Nicholson
James Jeffers
Montrose
Frank and
WH Jeffers
Lenox
Scranton
Stella Jeffers
S' Je
Hillside
Russell Phillips
Albert Titus
Forest City Miner Severs Fatal Injury At Carbondale
Herbert Reynolds twenty year old son of W H Reynolds lies in Carbondale hospital near death after a mine car derailment at No 2 mine Friday night. He suffered a severe abdomen crush and has undergone three operations while in an unconscious state. TJ Reynolds of Scranton stays by him. The accident shocked Forest City as mournful news spreads. M Hendler Ike Joseph and Jack Alexander recently returned from New York. Miners who joined the parade are expected home Tuesday.
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Torust City
Herbert Reynolds
W. H. Reynolds
Carbondale
TJ Reynolds
Scranton
Forest City
M. Hendler
Ike Joseph
Jack Alexander
New York
Avoca School Board to Meet in Regular Session
The Avoca school board schedules a regular session this evening. The post office moved to the Fitzsimmons building on Saturday. Miss Mila Johnson of Beranton visited, while Miss Mary Gordon accompanied by others. Mrs Hadward Tinklepaugh funeral held on York Avenue with Rev Smythe officiating. interment at Langcliffe cemetery. The Sons of St George juvenile order, a deceased member, led the cortege. Interment followed at Langcliffe cemetery for the 111 year old William.
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Fitzsimmons
Clark Ie
Mansfeld Brote Normal School
Joseph Coad and Son
Cambria County
Mila Johnson
Beranton
Mary Gordon
Hadward ‘Tinklepaugh
York Avenue
D. '. Smythe
Langcliff
Sons of St. George
Lange’w
William
Funeral for Young Hooper Seeks Neighborly Remembrances
The funeral for the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hooper occurred yesterday afternoon with a floral tributes from friends and companions. Neighbors Grow and Hardenbergh are remembered in the notice.
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John Hooper
Theatrical Attractions This Week Preview
Lyceum on Thursday presents Mise Coghlan in Vanity Pain. Friday features Who To Why. Academy of Music hosts Maranley Mitton company in repeat production. Gaiety and Shin Tack company perform over select days. Manchester presents Croker Javke in debut run.
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Gaiety
Shin Tack
Manchester
Croker Javke
Macauley-Patton Company Opens at Academy of Music
The Macauley-Patton company chief will be at the Academy of Music all week opening with The Minister's Son. A first class production is promised with Orat-class players, stage setting, and many spies in Interpolation. Mr Patton will play the Shitelpal role and be excellently tied to the port.
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Macauley-Patton
Academy of Music
Patton
Sol Shvith Mumeell
Nat Goodwin
Eketeli
Sam T. Jacks Burlesque at the Gaiety Promises Fancy Acts
Sam T. Jacks presents a three day run at the Gaiety featuring Miss Mitel Uaxelton in a burlesque titled The Migneed souhnette with songs and dances. JW. Nevins adapts Vanity Fair with Gertrude Coghlan as Becky Sharp at the Lyceum next Thursday. the program includes comic acts and a full company.
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Sam T. Jack
Ian Eatchy
New York
Ani
JW. Nevins
Thackeray
Vanity Fair
Gertrude Coghlan
Becky Sharp
Mrs. Mandon Crawley
Lycemn
Os ‘Thackeray Tits
Tenis Tite
Theresa
Mick
Cmd
Becky Mis
Ple Ls
Mechant Portier
Rawilriwley
Cecil Wingaton
Marquis of
Steyne
Annie Alliston
Miss Crawley
Edward B Sturges for Jury Commissioner
A local plea urging voters to support Edward B Sturges in the race for jury commissioner. The notice emphasizes Sturges credentials and public service aims.
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Edward B. Sturges
Maxim s for Married People
A humorous, columnist style piece advising men on married life with tongue in cheek tips. It covers not revealing jealousy, handling temper, avoiding boreing a wife, praising late arrivals, and showing subtle generosity while maintaining control and busyness at home. It stresses courtesy, restraint, and wit in domestic relations.
Public Sale of Scranton Mary Company Stock Notice
A public sale for the benefit of creditors will be held Wednesday November Tr at 10 o'clock am in the Arbitration Room of the Court House Scranton Pennsylvania. The auction offers 110 shares of preferred stock and 110 shares of common stock of the Scranton Mary Company. Terms: cash. Welles & Torrey.
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Beneft
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Preserver
Scranton Mairy Company
Cael
Welles & Torrey
Lost yellow St Bernard with white tail marks
A large yellow St Bernard with white tail markings is lost near Tema. A suitable reward is offered for its return to T Madikon Avenue. A second note asks for the return of a pulse between Washington and Quincy avenues. contact Nichols the Tallor at the corner of Washington Avenue and Syruce Street for a reward.
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T Madikon Avenue
Washington
Quincy Avenues
Nichols
Washington Avenue
Syruce Street
Sealed Proposals For Sidewalk Work In Scranton Pa
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Street Commissioner Scranton Pa until 5 o clock p m November 20 for furnishing and laying sidewalks on certain streets in the Fourteenth ward. Work to be done per specifications on file in City Engineer office. City reserves right to reject any and all bids. ROWLAND D THOMAS Street Commissioner. In re estate of Eunice Phinney late of the City of Scranton deceased letters testamentary or of administration granted to Walter L Matthews administrator. Creditors and others to present claims and all indebted thereto to make immediate payment to the administrator. Att y for estate.
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D&c
Scranton
Eunice
Phinney
Walter L. Matthews
Scranton Business Directory Acknowledges Local Professionals
A fragmented listing enumerates real estate offices, attorneys, doctors, seeds merchants, and a school in Scranton. Mentions include Frederick Browne architect, Victor Koch proprietor, various law firms such as Jessup and Jessup, Ames, Oakford, and Thayer, Dr W E Allen physician, and the School of the Lackawanna. Indicates buildings at 124 Washington Ave and nearby streets.
Matrimonial Advice and Campaign Endorsement
A dated prose piece offers guidance on respectful husbandly conduct and mutual trust in marriage, advising attentiveness to appearance, restraint in fault finding, and equal liberty. It closes with a political endorsement for William Connell for Congress, tying domestic virtue to public service.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney & Co
Readers are told a cure exists for catarrh, described as a venereal disease, with Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Promoters offer a hundred dollar prize for failures and urge sending testimonials to Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney &C
Toledo
Wie
Community Band Concerts and Supplies Advertised
Public notice lists balems orui lestra music for balis and parties with conductor BR. J. Hauer at MT Wyoming avenue and Hulbert's music store. Merchants MEGARGEE GEE BROS PRISTERS SUPPLIES paper bags twine warehouse 160 W on avenue Ironion Pu.
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Balems Oruilestra
Balis
Piepios
Furblahed
BR. J. Hauer
MT Wyoming Avenue
Ove Hulbert
Tore
Megargee Gee Bros
Pristers
On Avenue
Ironion
Railroad timetable notes from Scranton and surrounding areas
In Effect Oct 21 1900 timetabledata lists departure times from Scranton to Carbondale Wilkes Barre L V points and Pennsylvania routes with Sunday trains to Carbondale and Honesdale, noting multiple daily departures and connections to Albany and points north. End of note from W W Cross DT AL Scranton Pa.
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Sundy
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Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Sunbury
Sun
Timore Washington
Hagleton
Pottsonville
Reading, &c
Hasletot
J. R. Wood
Gen
Pane
J. B. Hutohinson
Mer
Carbondale
Scranton
Kre i Honesvale
Wilkes
Barre
Albany
All ‘Pointe North
Por Carbondale
Abney
Honesdale
United States
Anoda
N. Y
W. Cross
AL Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton May 27 2000
Train listings show departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and other points including White Haven Hazleton Pottville Bethlehem Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago with various times and express services. Pullman cars and parlor service noted between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suc persion Bridge. Official contacts Rollin H Wilbur general superintendent Charles Lee general passenger agent and Lehigh Valley offices listed.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Pottaville
Bethlelman
Faston
Reading
Harrisburg
Lehigh Waller
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Sucpersion Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles & Lee
Gen. Pass
Central Railroad of New Jersey Passenger Schedule Highlights
Train times listed for routes from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and beyond. Services include morning and afternoon expresses to Pittston Wilkes Barre and Reading with through tickets to eastern western points at reduced fares. Officials J O Gulnadsen and J O Baldwin noted.
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Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Washington
Pointe South
Weat Vl Wethlehen
Long Branch
Osean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Allentown
Mesanata
Pottsville
Ekets
Wil
Oulnadsen
P. Baldwin
Pasa
New York Ontario and Western E R Time Table
South Bound trains leave Carbondale for Cadosia and other stops with Sunday only runs and varied arrival times. North Bound connections from Carbondale pass through Cadosia and Sitanton with listed morning and evening arrivals. For details consult ticket agents Anderson and Welsh, General Passenger Agent and Traveling Passenger Agent respectively.
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Ontario
E.R
Soran
Dale
Arcive
Carbondale
Cadosia
Beranton
Sera Cardate
Ton
Aerive
Cadossa
Sitanton
Sells
Vroin No
Cadoata
Vroina
Anderson
Gen. Pass. Agt
I. Welsh
Seranabhi
Vimes Table Trains Route Details From Scranton to New York
Schedule note lists Hawley and Erie connections via Newburgh with intermediate stops. Trains leave Scranton at 7 08 a m and 2 25 p m, with return or trimming at 10 50 p m. The Erie railroad line serves the Erie Valley region and connects to New York via Hawley and Newburgh.
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and Agrafuse
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Scramton
Oswego
Syracuse
Nicholson
Bloomsbury
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Plymouth
Nanticoke
Bloomaburg
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Hawley
Sie
Erie Railroad
Newburgh
Seranton
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