Coroner Probes Mayfield Fire Fatalities and Mysteries
In Mayfield a deadly blaze destroyed a two story dwelling killing a child and injuring the Miller family. Coroner Saltry investigates conflicting accounts of origins while noting no insurance on Miller goods and summoning County Detective Phillips and Dr Jackson of Mayfield for examinations.
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Miller
Saltry
Phillips
Jickson
Pinter
Eenor
St. Donness
Dana
Ce der Vn
Postum Helps Nervous Woman End Coffee Suffering
A Battle Creek woman credits Postum Cereal with curing her nervous affliction from coffee. She reports improved sleep, fewer headaches, and restored energy to care for her children after switching to Postum and abandoning coffee.
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Tonever
Adkilte Ville
Huetiaid
Nilee Ledphik
Lilia
Tim
Postume
Battle Creek
Mich
Walker seeks role in library project leadership, Philadelphia linked
Terence V. Walker seeks appointment as establishing agent for the Todbard Tio Bibewes project in Philadelphia. The article notes Walker’s background with Susquehanna utilities and local committees, and mentions his supporters following him to a new assignment and the library initiative’s goals.
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Terence V. Walker
Philadelsihilad
Walkers
Wayne
Susquehanna
Tulle
Papaneet
Prise
Legion of Friends
Acccompany
Virginia move for Witkus oil property development
Walking Deon gap operations to the valleys fap were moved with family to Alenaidrilt Virginia where he is interested in cow l hands in that victnna. Arn Watkins moved to Virginia to develop the property tied in reposits for oil work and furnishes cars for use at the property. Accompanied by two of his sons and Thomas Davis, the group aims to advance the Witkus undertaking with progress and expected success.
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Wil Walking
Deon Gap
Fap
Alenaidrilt
Virginia
Watkins
Phist
Alengindrian
Arn Watkins
Virginie
Thomas Davis
Othe
Tisurance County
Cheely
Witkus
Hughes-Layman Wedding at Beregan Hiplist Parsonage
Mise Caradine Hughes and Thomas J. Logymuin wed at Beregan Hiplist parsonage with Rev Da Thod officiating. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents at Moron Mies, W. Laryvinuen, On Miele avenue, after the ceremony.
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Mise Caradine Hughes
Thomas J. Logymuin
Beregan
Log
Mir
Brak Gliasannan
Moron Mies
W. Laryvinuen
Miele
Week of Top Attractions Bow at Grand City Theatre
Manager Hyme announces a strong lineup for next week at the Grand City Theatre. Monday night features Hunting for Kauwkins, a new comedy to thrill patrons. Tuesday brings Anne Culley in the Western, with special acts and four curled horses. Friday showcases Lost River with a major star cast. The bill closes with A Fatal Shot tomorrow evening.
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Ue Stasoi
Ciand
Hyme
Kauwkins
Vaceul Tipo
JO Wither
WoulLinn Rend
Wiallioe Tineke
Din Bhareled
Vinivtes Hatfianin
Ned Newell
W. HL Maxwell
May Hallpeon
Louisery Wrt
Vathes Idles
Minnie Niblo
Vierday Amighe
Anne Gikley
Ajinie Ouklew
Cal
W. OP
Cody
Clady
Theatricoals
Wile
Sandton
Halfomwl Stock Company
Civand
Poststrike employment surge opens new job opportunities
Since the coal strike ended there has been a rise in available jobs and many workers have seized these opportunities, boosting employment prospects for a broad segment of the labor force.
Changes in local railway and factory jobs among young men
James Duffy reenters Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, taking the vacancy left by Thomas Davis who moves to Virginia to work for William Watkins. Jesse Hunter leaves Hendrick works for a brakes position on Erie railroad. Clarence Knapp becomes brakeman on Delaware and Hudson railroad. Willis Hudson resigns from Hendrick works to become brakeman on Erie railroad. Edward Battle moves from Bell Telephone to Erie coal office. Edward Heseling leaves Clover Leaf bobbin works for Sullivan & Ryan. James R. Williams shifts from Coalbrook to assistant foreman at No 1 mine, Delaware and Trudson, after James Clark's death. Charles Curtis resigns from Delaware and Had eon locomotive department to join Dune more shops. Frank Smith succeeds him at Park Street. Abbie G on priy's Stave House noted.
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James Duffy
Metropolitan Life In Burance
Thomas Davis
Virginia
William Watkins
Jesse Hunter
Hendrick Works
Erie Railroad
Clarence Knapp
John Booth
Delaware and Hadson
Willis Hudson
Edward Battle
West Side
Bell Telephone Company
Erie Coal Office
Edward Heseling
Wayne Street
Clover Leaf Bobbin Works
Sullivan & Ryan
Salem Avenue
James RB. Williams
Coalbrook Colery
Delaware and Trudson Company
James Clark
Terrace Street
Wilshtine
Chalbroank
Charles Curtis
North Main Street
Ilinekeener
Delaware and Hadeon Locomotive Department
Attorneys and residents mingle at Ames lecture on Main Street
Attorneys Jaimes Toohey and John Mevourt were seen near a trotter on Lackawanna Street while Thomas McGuire of Scranton attended the Carbondale vision yesterday. Dr Vanderburg returned from mission work in China and gave a graphic talk at the First Presbyterian church foot of Ames.
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Jaimes Toohey
John Mevourt
Lackaw Wiltthinker
Tleelty
Ins
Air
Pooneys
Thomas JoMcGuire
Scranton
Equitable Life Resistance Compialiy
Flom
Isd Petetedi
Crbonedate
Vanderburg
China
Ames
First Presbyterian Church
Olyphant Notes in Brief Local News and Post Office List
The Olyphant post office reveals uneaded letters for residents including Mrs John Hays Miss Hannah Phillips William Thomas and others. Local merchants Atherton and Sutton plan to reopen in Edwards building on Matin Street. Upcoming visits and travels include Blakely's Miss Gertrude Davis to Binghamton and Mrs F J Thonas with Mrs T T Williams visiting Dickson friends. Several residents return from Wales and Scranton visits, with updates on health and local movements.
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Olyphant Post Office
John Hays
Hannah Phillips
William Thomas
M. J. Allen
Oscar Burgess
John Courtney
Samuel Dungan
Frank Elgy
Win. Fhaddin
Schoners
J. Matthews
Bosimiater
Atherton & Sutton
Edwards Building
Matin Street
Blakely
Ciertrude Davis
Binghamton
F. J. Thonas
T. T. Williams
Dickson
Daniel Jones
Wales
Charles Mitchell
MB. Wiszard
Kingston
William EF. Griffiths
Susquehanna Street
Liggie Rvanse
Pittston
Henry L. Williams
Hill Strreet
Miss May Loftus
Scranton
Blookberger
Wakely
Local Notices From Archbold Area
Mrs Gerbig returned from Metuchen New Jersey visit. Loftus called at Honesdale Wednesday. Brogan spent Wednesday evening in Forest City. Mrs Henry Nemeyer of Scranton visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Coollean called in Carbondale. Teachers of Daisy Memorial Kindergarten hosted a mothers meeting. Dainty refreshments and a pleasant time reported. Ladies Aid society of the German church held monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
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Tow. Loftus
Honesdale
PF. Brogan
Forest City
Henry Nemeyer
Scranton
Mise
Margaret Coollean
Carbondale
Daisy Memorial Kindergarten
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Scott's Emulsion Ad Cites Cold Weather Health Benefits
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a digestible fat source for cold environers and those with wasting diseases. It targets laborers and suggests physicians prescribe the remedy, naming Boolz & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Restful Digestion
An old and proven claim that chronic dyspepsia is curable is presented with a focus on rest for the stomach. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are said to digest food regardless of stomach condition, enabling nourishment and a lasting cure while offering cheap, widespread relief during hard times.
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Stuart
Social notes and visitors around Scranton area
Residents travel to Augusta and Plymouth while relatives visit Malin and Taylor streets. Several locals, including Mrs. Rees and Miss Davis, are indisposed or away visiting Pittston and Wilkes-Barre. Welsh Congregational and Calvary Baptist hold grand socials Saturday and Sunday evenings. M C Judge returns from a New York business trip.
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Augusta
Chr
Ellen Morton
Green Ridge
M. J. McDonald
Malin Street
William ‘T. Lewis
Taylor Street
Plymouth
John B. Rees
Grave Street
Thomas XS. Davis
West Scranton
John EE. Davis
North Main Street
Lizzie Davis
Twilrond Street
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Welsh Congregational
Calvary Baptist
M. DC
Judge
New York
Miss Isa Durrow Visits and Local Notices in Starfford
Community events and social calls appear from Mast New Milford to Binghamton. Miss Isa Durrow calls on Miss Mose Wescott. Mrs Tiffany and daughter Hallice visit in Binghamton. Lee Tiffany visits Summersville. funeral attendance for Mrs Estabrook in Binghamton on Nov 14. box social for Young Men's Union on Friday Nov 28. Clara Tinny to New Milford for winter with brother Ad a Tiffany. various visits and school attendance noted. Harvest festival at Methodist Episcopal church raises about $10. Mrs J M Spaulding of Binghamton visiting sister Mrs Alpha CopENTER.
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Airford
Isa Tduurrow
Mast New Milford
Mose Wescott
Suridis
M. Tiffany
Hallice
Binghamton
Lee Tiffany
Summersville
Harry Estabrook
Estabrook
Binghuwanten
Young Men's Union
Clara Tinny
New Milford
A.da
Tiffany
Minnie Darrow
Morgan
H. Dale
Scranton
EK. M. Watson
J. M. Spaulding
Alpha (Or Penter
New Milford Social Roundup Includes Meetings and Visits
Miss Diana Connell hosts the W and Club gathering in New Milford. A union temperance meeting is planned at the Methodist church on Punichy evening. Miss Clara Tiffany of Harford visits New Milford to spend time with her brother WH Tiffany. Mr and Mrs C Whitney entertain Lake View friends last Saturday. Mrs David Davenport visits relatives in Yonkers. Prof Snyder spends Saturday and Sunday at Hallstead. Rev J Mehenry, former rector, to conduct St Marks services December 4. Miss Henirice Howell spends Wednesday in Scranton. The Oriental Troubador will perform at the New Milford opera house this Saturday.
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New Milford
DianaConnell
Clara ‘Tiffany
Harford
WH. J.tiffany
Mins
C. Whitney
Lake View
David Davenport
Yonkers
Prof. Snyder
Hallstead
J. Mehenry
St. Mark’s Church
Henirice Howell
Scranton
Oriental Troubador Colored Comedy Company
Revival meetings announced for Pittston Wednesday
Mrs Mary Ammernan Duryer served as a caiter in Pittston on Wednesday. Miss Eliza Brown conducted business calls in Pittston Wednesday. Revival meetings are scheduled to be held every week.
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Mary Ammernan
Pittston
Mies Eliza Brown
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend Schedule
Miss Mary Dills has returned home after ten days with friends in Wiskee Ranne. Mrs Page of Molly visits Mrs Ranmermin. Mrs Frank Lane was not called in Taylor Wednesday. Night next week excluding Monday and Saturday evenings at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Dills
Wiskee-Ranne
Page
Molly
Ranmermin
Frank Lane
Taylor
Flow of Rivers Measurements By Geological Survey
The U S Geological Survey reports results from 1901 hydrographic measurements on many U S rivers to determine thaw volume and daily water heights with estimated monthly flow in cubic feet. Data cover over two hundred rivers, with notes on watershed characteristics and water use. New York streams near the Cutekill region may supply the city, and western streams aid irrigation plans.
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United Sates Geological Survey
Division of Hydrography
United States
Valle GO En
New York Streuch
Cutekill
New York City
Algo Ure Ile
Maine
Appalachians
Announcements of the Railroads for Special Train to New York
The transportation committee announces a special passenger train for the Senan ton United Choral society. The Linetka yeah faddtone will townish a2 a2 from Lack awienn avenue stall on Friday November to reach New Work city idout VLG a. ot. Spockit round up the hwts gut he on sale at the rehealing only on tila train. Apply to David Peltonlund, chairman, or A. O Molnek, ticket agent, for details.
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Senanton United Choral Society
Linetka Yeah Faddtone
Saive
TsOa
Work City
Spockit
Hwts
Rekucn
Bown
Lehigh Valley Rail Line Announces Tickets to New York
November 4 sale of tickets to New York with return at 400 from Scrinton. Limited availability and good fare on the Blank Diamond Express. For information request Polwaweare and bias railroad agents or Tiewage Heller city passenger gent Wilkes Barre Public Bauive.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Scrinton
Nevenben
Blank Diamond Express
Polwaweare
Bias Railroad
Tiewage Heller
Clty
Rehigh Valley Pit Road
Public Bauive
Wilkes-Marre
New York City Enjoys Parks Shops And Mild Weather
The text extols New York City's pleasant climate and delightful parks and avenues. It notes busy theaters with attractions and stores filled with new merchandise. The overall tone highlights comfortable weather and urban vitality in the great city.
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New York
Tle
Fic Avenue
New Jersey Central Excursion to Great City Promises Quick Visit
A Pall Excursion to the great city is planned for November 26. Tickets are valid on any train or above, with return included through November 30. Rules updated. consult your ticket agent for details.
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City
Central Park
Bronx Park
New York
New Jersey Central
Hague Tribunal Plays Role In Java Tax Dispute
European journalists praise the Hague for its stance in a case involving the Javanese wage tax on foreign residents. Four nations seek rulings on exemption of land and buildings, with Britain and The Netherlands supporting their subjects.
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Jourmils
Hague
Theodhimoheim
Britain
Jafyin
Arkei
Tribune Advertising Card Offer Promises Low Rates
The Tribune promotes affordable advertising services with prompt delivery and a trial order to prove quality. The notice emphasizes unexcelled work and low rates to attract customers.
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Tribune
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