Fire destroys Hulslander building in North Scranton
Fire discovered about 6 o clock in the morning destroyed the Hulslander building at Church avenue and Oak street. Five families fled the blaze as smoke poured from the structure and ladders were used to reach safety. The fire started from a defective flue near the furnace and caused extensive damage estimated at 5,000 with 2,500 insured.
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Hulslander
Church Avenue
Oak Street
Howee
Hallander
Old Presbyterian Church
Hernan Besay
H. Gibbs
Petere
Moore
Munn
Dr. Besay
Hi Lone Ik
Narrow escape as wagon overturns on West Market Street
Patrick Ryan of Livery Neats barely escaped injury when a driven wagon became unmanageable on West Market Street. The coach horses toppled a wheel over, three cement parcels fell, and Scar Connolly's livery helped stop the vehicle to prevent further damage. Ryan suffered only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ryan
Neats
Neatis
Ryan
Boohe and Kear ney Wed in North Foranton nuptials
Charles Boohe and Miss Annie Kear ney, popular young people of North Foranton, were united in marriage at the local church this week in a ceremony attended by family and friends.
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Charles Boohe
Annie Kearney
North Foranton
Doctor Bills It Is The One True Remedy For Stomach Troubles
A chiropractor suggests a universal cure for stomach ailments calling it the sole effective remedy. The claim centers on a physician’s bill as proof of efficacy, prompting readers to seek treatment through his regimen.
Marriage at Holy Rosary In Blue Attire
Rev J J O Toole officiated as the Holy Rosary church ceremony united the couple yesterday afternoon. Miss Annie Dugan attended the bride with John Neary as groomsman. the bridal party enjoyed a short drive and a reception at the bride's Mary street home. Art Mille returns from Camp Meade on furlough and the Welsh Baptist church festival drew a large crowd last night with a repeat tonight.
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Holy Rosary
J. J. O'Toole
Annie Duggan
John Neary
Mary Street
Art Mille
Camp Meade
Crystal Dramatic Club
Michael Strogoff
Marquette Council
St. Mary's Hall
Fuhrman
Lawrence Orchestra
A Typical Populist. Tneelecting 4 July in a Southern court
A lawyer in a murder trial questioned a juror about capital punishment, asking if they believed in it. The juror responded with skepticism, saying he did not believe in capital punishment and imagined it differently in various scenarios.
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Intialiewr
Atlanta Constitution
Tempered by Pain on the Anvil of War
A Congregationalist sermon by Shean Coolidge discusses tempering the soul through suffering. The poem compares blades heated in fire and cooled by tears to souls refined by trials, ready to act only after enduring hardship. It emphasizes discipline, resolve, and faith in God to provide chosen weapons for battle.
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Gow
Pain
Shean Coolidge
Congregationalist
Exquisite High Grade Ladies Coats At Globe Warehouse
The Globe Warehouse showcases a superb stock of Pall and Winter garments with improved finishings and linings. An exquisite line of high grade Kersey Coats in Black, Tans, Modes features new fancies and satin linings, offered at $10.00 as exceptional value.
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Globe Warehouse
Pupils in West Scranton Learn Voting by Mock Ballot at School
A public school room staged a practical voting lesson. Pupils watched a teacher explain ballot casting using a part ballot and a student election board. The exercise revealed straight tickets and split votes and sparked discussion on how elections work.
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New York State
West Scranton
Mesere
Farr
Roberts
Sifd
Thor
West Scranton Native Patrick J. McCaffery Ordained Priest
Patrick J. McCaffery son of Mr and Mrs Peter McCaffery of Scranton street was ordained in Baltimore by Bishop Curtis after eight years at St Joseph's Seminary He studied at Epiphany College and will celebrate his first mass at St Patrick's church next Sunday He plans special work among colored people with St Joseph's Society of Baltimore and will soon be assigned to a location.
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Patrick J. McCaffrey
Peter McCaffrey
Baltimore
West Scranton
Patrick J. McCaffery
Peter McCaffery
Scranton Street
St. Joseph's Seminary
Bishop Curtis
Epiphany College
Rev
MetCaffery
Metaffery
Las
Joseph's Society of Baltimore
Colm
Cambridge
Accient
Local Social Notes and Funeral Services Update
Rev James Hughes visits Buffalo on business. Mrs ML Curry hosts Miss Mamie Hiden and Miss Mame Trainer brings guest Miers Emma O Neill. Mr and Mrs W H tiable welcome Mrs B Vilet and Miss Mary Lewis visiting. James J Sweeney hosts Mrs John Connolly and son Ambrose. Samuel Eckman returns from visiting Binghamton. Charles Matthews sick with tonsillitis. T H Roberts and Olga visit Bloomsshore. Harry Jenkins returns to New York College of Pharmacy after home visit. Funeral of John O Malley at son Thomas O Malley’s home Dunmore cemetery. Funeral of Mrs John McAuliffe this morning at Mt Seventeenth Street with Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral cemetery. Ladies of First Welsh Congregational church plan social next Wednesday and Thursday evening.
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James Hughes
Jackson Street
Buffalo
ML Curry
Eynon Street
Mamie Hiden
Pittston
Mame Trainer
Enmet Street
Miers
Emma O'Neill
Carbondale
W. H. Tiable
Bouth Garfield Avenue
B. Vilet
Thornhurst
Mary Lewis
Washburn Street
Kingston
James J. Sweeney
John Connolly
Ambrose
Dorrancetown
Samuel Eckman
Hinghamton
Charles Matthews
North Main Avenue
T. H. Roberts
Mise Olga
North Gafield Avenue
Bloomsshore
Harry Jenkins
Hyde Park Avenue
New York College of Pharmacy
John (. O'Malley
Lackawanna Hospital
Thomas O'Malley
North Bromley Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
John McAuliffe
Mt Seventeenth Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Cathedral
First
South Main Avenue
Minor News Notes Glee Club Meeting Request
Every member of the Hubert Morrie lodge glee club are requested to be present for a forthcoming gathering. Attendance is encouraged to discuss plans and upcoming events.
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Hubert Morrie Lodge Glee Club
Kemp's Baleim Promise Free Trial Bottle Ad
Readers are invited to call any druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam or the Throat and Lung remedy. It claims to cure or relieve coughs throat ailments, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Prices and details follow in the ad.
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Baleim
Lange
Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsed and Local Obituary Notes
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a direct rectal treatment claiming rapid relief and painless cure without surgery. Also noted is a local obituary line about interment at St. Mary's Cemetery after a 4 o'clock service and brief notices that Thomas Mack of Buffalo N Y has returned home after a stay in the area.
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Joe Avenue
St. Mary's Cemetery
Thomas Mack
Buffalo
Rehearsals Set For Plymouth And Tabernacle Choirs
Regular rehearsal tonight in tvorite hall at 7 90 o clock with Plymouth and Tabernacle Congregational churches in joint session in the Plymouth Congregational church assembly rooms at 7 50. Attendees urged to join. Nearby, many people visited the serial fair at Mr and Mrs A P Kern residence on Jackson streets with Lady Washington camp and Patriotic Order of America serving refreshments from 6 to 9.
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Tvorite Hall
Plymouth
Tabernacle Congregational
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. P. Kern
Lady Washington
Patrotic Order of America
Supher
Ladies Ald Society
Plymouth Congregation
Pleasant surprise honors Cedar avenue hotel man
Jacob Hartman at 48 celebrated with family at his Cedar avenue home. A large gathering shared in a planned program and lunch. Attendees included local residents and Hartman relatives, followed by Knights of St. George Branch 44 meeting led by Joseph Newhouse Jr. Thanks were extended to participants and supporters.
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Jacob Hartman
Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
Christian Fickues
Charles Lengler
John Meyers
John Fickus
Charlotte Hartman
Kate Fickus
Lena
Annie Hartman
Mamie
Lottie Lengler
Minnie
Annie Fickus
John Demuth
George Hossar
Charles Wirth
Peter Robling
Charles
George
Fred
Jacob Gelapr, Jr
Florence Slocum
Joseph Ros- Bar
Hotel Best
Knights of St. George
Joseph Newhouse, Jr
Edward «. Klos
George Miller
John Battes
James F. Best
Tribune
Recorder of Deeds
Charles Huester
State and
McKinley
Jacob Krebs
Company B
Thirteenth Regiment
Hickory Street
Meadow Brook
Tunkhannock
Young Women’s Christian Association
Rose Toolan
Carbondale
Miamer Quinnwn
Low Cust Street
Dunmore Conclave Observe Fifth Anniversary Celebration
Last evening Odd Fellows hall overflowed for the 5th anniversary of Dunmore Conclave No. 255, with a decorated stage and a varied program including vocal solos, addresses, and dances. Attendees and local residents, plus a note on community visitors and subsequent social activities, are mentioned alongside a humorous tale about a professional breaker.
It Was the Newspaper Feast
A London Telegraph report recalls a notorious hoax involving a desk theft and money inside a drawer. The unclear passage hints at a famous incident tied to a sensational print myth.
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London Telegraph
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Cited as Journal Note
A garbled, archaic passage references Napoleon and heaven with unclear meaning. The excerpt appears as a noisy OCR fragment from a periodical, preserving odd spelling and broken phrases without a clear narrative or identifiable event.
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North Scranton
Halslander
Nealis
Warrel Renied
Hostetter
New Coats
West
Scranton
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
South Scranton
Dunmore
Odd Fellows Hall
Pratt
Nellie Curran
J. 3
Quick
Sadie Gullen
Hiss
H. V. Hendricks
District Supreme
Viela
Mame Murphy
Kanna Ludwir
Hillpan
Gilumiurtin
Mikes Mary Mehale
Nihel Pinkney
Jennie Gulden
M. Coyne
Boland
FE. J. Swarts
Jessie Swarts
Electric Avenue
Clark's Summit
Bt. Mark's Episcopal Church
van Wormer
Elm Street
Harry
Jeewe Brady
Weat Drinker Street
Whitera
J. Gilner
Flerling
Wiyne County
G. W. Jones
Hrookstreets
Noya Vangorden
Daniel Blark
Marion Street
Binghamton
N.Y
Otto Simeon
Himhurst
Horatio Simon
Exchange Hotel
Thomas Igo
Mon
Elcamp
Ca le Rey
N.Y Bald
Irtas
N. KB. Painbank Company
Chicago
St. Lonada
New York
Heaton
Philadelphia
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis, Lessess
H.R. Lang
Manager
Elroy'ss Stock CO
J. Harvey Cook
MI88
Lottie
Trove
Sam
Elmer E. Vance
Comedy Co
Heatrice
Rock Island
Boston
New England
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Ft Worth
Paso
Los Angeles
W. J. Leahy
6Th St. Philladelphia
Ohn Sebastian
Barry Pain
Napoleon
Idonapalie Journal
Coquette
Chlebeaier
Gare
Alwaer
Prilalis
Lauree
Nifner
Ams
Lyceum Theatre
Ae & Burglander, Lessees, Ak Long, Menage
Denman Thomp
SON
Paradise Alley
Hostep Verdi Ladier
Aeme
Hoc
James O’neil
Evenin Rlonte Cristo
Joseph Hatton
Wim. F. Cosanor
Bile of Ais
Gaiety Theatre
Phil Sheridan
City Sports
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
St. Denis bin
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Col
Lixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Eer Rs
Hotel
Albert
Tih ST. & University Plach
Nieee Reece Anil
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