Local Notables Attend Social and Wedding Events
A rambling society column notes John Courier Morte and John A Moaren on a New York business trip. Laurie filee of Scranion, once Vale's football star, attended a university function. Mr and Mrs KL Lunde hosted a liberal gathering at their North Irving Avenue home with Prof Martin speaking. Olin performed in a stage engagement at Hal Reids venue and The Tribune office marked a three night run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Courier Morte Jett
Pitteoung Butumdiay
John A. Moaren
New York
Wapiti County
Horton
ML J Warley
Ado Wore
Igi
Welietio
Moe
Weworal
Abe
Laurie Filiee
Scranion
Vale
Fell Tinekesner
University of Ponnevivendt University of Mechiguneon Stourpillar
Company Foiengkea
Willike
Binidyonue
Willie AL Kemmerer
O Oflp Lions
Bridecport
New Hiewen
Waterbury
Conn
Fellows
Hal Reid
Tnebtman
Epenet
Tribune
Olin
Jurors Deadlocked Over Death Cause of Joseph Aelinski
Coroner J Roberts swore in a jury to probe Joseph Aelinski’s death but could not reach a verdict. Jurors were discharged. Thoman Foley, charged as a possible cause, remains under bail awaiting a new grand jury. Three favored a verdict attributing death to a kick by Foley, while three opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight
J. Roberts
Joseph Aelinski
Algae Thoman Foley
Ahare
Aelvisti
Apear
Dr. Kennelly
John Hall
George Ely
John Barron
Reese Davis
Charles Snyfer
M.S. Foley
Galvanized Steel Bushet Baskets For Sale
Durable galvanized steel bushet baskets offered in two styles. Useful for holding ashes garbage and similar items. Priced reasonably to meet a long felt need.
Dream Book Imagines New York Rail Link via Scranton
A speculative dream piece outlines a proposed Delaware Valley and Kingston railroad linking Hawley Lackawaxen Kingston and on to New York, kan on, with coal traffic from Kingston and Scranton. It notes cost estimates per mile, independent outlets for coal, and possible extensions to Erie and Hudson Bay regions amid ongoing rail reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolia
New York
Scranton
Eric
George G. Williams
Hemilea! National Bank
New Rod
Wimmer'sa Bummil
Coykendall
Delaware and Hudson Company
Roundout Creek
Ningston
Eddyville
Ita
Kingston
West Shore
Tribune
Hawley
Lackawaxen
Erie
Wyoming
Leckwiwaxen
Howler
Wisciclation
Muller
Fuller
Delaware Valley
Kingston Road
le Fuller
Peeley Cou
Srt
East
Canwan
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Fault Bre
J. Plemont Morgan
Pennsylvania Company
Mr. Morgan
Sta Omoor
Hudson
Wyoming Valley
Beranton Confielda
New Road Fair
Samuel D Cookemans
Seteambeat and Barge
New York City
Boston
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Chemical National Bank of
Thie City
Whale
New Road
Penneylvania Coal Company
Penneylvania Canal Company
Jre
Tidewaater
Scranten
Delaware Valley and
Kineton Raiin
Perte
Scratton
Williams
Firle
Great Lakes
Hudson Bay
Canadian Pacific Railroad
British Columbia
Sault Ste. Marie
Michiplooten
Lake Superior
Canadian Paciflc
Gras- Sel
Moose River
St. James Bay
Bay
Sailt Ste. Marie
Michiniaten
Ont
Michipbivaten
Pennsylvania Capitalise
Bock
St. Jamies Bay
Hudson Bay Railroad
America
Bliob
Kingston Allroad Company
Mt. Pleasant
West Scranton
New York State
New Rillround
Weat Hikes colliery sold to Scranton Coal company
Negotiations complete for transfer of the Weat Hikes colliery on North Main avenue to the Scranton Coal company. John B. Kerr and stockholders of Ontario and Western Railways arranged the deal giving Scranton Coal full control of the works and adding about 100 tons annually. The move consolidates holdings from Pine Brook to Richmondale collieries and signals intensified regional coal competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Hikes
North Main Avenue
Scranton Coal Company
John B. Kerr
New York
Ontario
Weetern Hailroad
L& & Branch
Western Firet
Ring and Western Company
Upper Valley
Pine Brook
Scranton
Elker Coal Finderin Company
Richmond
Pykehure
Richmondale
Richmendale
Plage Ridge
Peckville
Raymond
Thomas Jones
J. Z. Wire Liams
Temple Iron Company
Northwest
Mt. Pleagant Coal Company
Western
New
Delaware Valley
Kingston Road
Famine Pressure Deepens as Coal Shortages Worsen
The region faces growing famine fears as weather lingers and coal supplies fail to meet demand. Officials warn that anthracite coal shortages jeopardize relief efforts and delay any possible improvements, with hopes for relief diminishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jera
Election contest evidence in Lanestatt Kelly case
The Lanestatt Kelly election contest presents extensive court records and testimony. Clerks prepared 16 000 pages across thirty two volumes as evidence. proceedings proceed to compile proper briefs before judges review disqualified ballots and tally official vote totals for Meere, Langer, and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanestatt-Kelly
Peporté
Tcial
Meeere, Langer
Kelly
Manter
Harris
Missionary Meeting of Women's Home Missionary Society
Annual meeting of the Women s Home Missionary Society of the Wyoming conference to be held at the Centenary M E Church in Binghamton New York on Wednesday and Thursday November 14 and 16 The program includes devotional exercises addresses reports committee appointments and various society activities with multiple local speakers and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Wyoming Conference
Binghamton
Women's Home Missionary Society
Wyoming
Henry Tuchay
J. Fo
Esponte
T. H. Dale
Elim Park
Scranton
C. E. Moge
Curres
Unding
George B. Kulp
F. H. Harkina
Rite
H. A
George A. Kuln
FL. Mogg
Husben
Mra
Bump
Mre
J. WW
Hudtwall
Miks H. Parson
Washington
Ao Griitin
Concerts At St Luke's Pugish House Nov 1 Dew Tickets
Public tickets priced at 1.00 with a 1.00 student rate. performances at St Luke's House require admission from all male stores. Finest wines and charms at Lanes, 820 Spruce Street. power and smoke feature noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Progressive businessman named as Lackawanna general agent
The piece profiles George A. Cullen named general western passenger agent of the Lackawanna Railroad with plans to assume duties December 1 in Chicago. It notes his past chairmanship of the Western Immigration Clearing House and his broad rail industry connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Cullen
General Western
Lackawanna Road
Genter AL Cullen
Western
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackaw Tonh
Ip Dmce
Fragmentary OCR Notice From City Lota Listings
Incomplete text describes city land lots with prices from ten to four hundred dollars and references to locations near Hotel Jermyn and other streets. Details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
Bargain Price Play Results in Odd Colors
The note lists a bargain price of 2.08 dollars and mentions colors of grey red and white. It reads like a small sales line or label without a clear event or person attached.
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Norton's Bulletin
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Scrainton
South Main St
Wilkes-Borre
the Griffin Art CO
King Miller
London
Ping Merehint
Ies
Milor!ng
Spruce Street
Lackawanna
Penis Avenue
A. BO Warman
Roberts
Zelinski
Beecham
Jepmyn
Elgar
Lackawanna Avenue
Great Northwest
Tion
Delaware Valles
Ingeton Raimond Company
Othem Aiken Bean
New York Journal
Newark
Piper
Joucahnal's
Appaars
Yesterdy
Aeleet Council
Oeyoaf Bete
Michael Lieto
Erle Eastern
Buffalo
Cleveland
Frank White
Erle Raticowd
Wayne County
Jefferson Bratieh
Brandt
Susquehanna County
Fluffalo
tHenerdale
Mmiyit
Erie Eastern
Suez Canal
West Ridge
North Scranton
California
E. G
Coursen
Daniels
Missionary Meeting
Godowsky and Gamble
Java
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Main Avenue
E. L. Fuller
John M. Hartle
Sertibon
John & Eulp
Tiorge
Wilves-Barre
Kulp
Bleotielsta Company
Ridge Row Plot
Marritan
Jermyn
Clarke Bros
Ay St
Washington .v
Hal B
Scott
Peonkils Ave
Everett
Avery
Dix Court
Weddine
Lopot
Telenhone
Dame Fashion
Washington Avenue
Regina
Schank & Spancor
Matthews
Testane
Bell & Skinner
Hote! Jermyn Building
Winchester
Felton
Sportsman's Umporium
Penn Avenue
Uncle Sam
Tryon
Conrad
R Pierce
Tlarket
Besgerivlinee
Leah
Maurice River
Coutts
Pierge's Market
Ony Palo Gos Pedieved
Dh Tiele Diewekil
Pedro Olr
Becta Gretien
Arn
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