City Water Charter Vote At Carbondale Meeting
In Carbondale a special session last evening approved a resolution urging Governor to withhold all water charter applications through March. Seven of eleven members voted for the measure while Learnet Shepherd and Smith initially dissented. Smith later supported it. The meeting featured a lengthy speech by J A Roberts on municipal water goals and opposition to Artesian Water Company. Shepherd changed his vote to yes, making the ballot unanimous.
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Tote
Ion
Tribune
Ford
Meyers
VanGorder
Thompson
Newon
Campbell
Kennedy
Wedeman
Learnet
Shepherd
Smith
J. A. Roberts
Executive Water Committee
Sith
Irennan
Roberts
Consolidated
Asia
Sity
Artesian Water Company
Ita
Meeting to organize Odd Fellows Patriarch Militant branch
A meeting in Odd Fellows hall on Salen avenue this evening aims to organize a local Patriarch Militant branch of Odd Fellows. Only good standing members may join the uniformed rank, which is highly regarded in Odd Fellowship, with leaders already rallying supporters to establish a firm group.
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Odd Fellowa' Hall
Salen Avenue
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Joon
St Tease Church Yields Two Local Weddings
At St Tease church Rev J J Griffin joined Miss Rose Murphy to William J Hin at 9 am with Nellie O Hara and Andrew O Connell in attendance. Bride Rose Murphy worked as a book keeper for G W Norris. Bridegroom William Hin is a clerk in the Delaware and Hudson coal department. A second ceremony followed for Mimie Burns and Patrick Bristin with Katherine Birmingham and Peter Gallagher as attendants. Afterward a wedding breakfast was held at the bride’s home and the couple plan to reside in Freeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tease
J. J. Griffin
Rose Murphy
William J. Hin
Nellie O'Hara
Scranton
Andrew O'Connell
Murnhy
G. W. Norris
Me. Hill
Delaware and Hudson Company
Father Griffin
Mimie Burns
Patrick Bristin
Katherine Birmingham
Peter Gallagher
Freeland
Local society notes and events in Scranton area
Local and personal news from Scranton mentions J T Pethick in New York on business and attendance at a Carlton lecture in Scranton. Several society members of the New Century club are listed as attendees. Mrs Z C Lee of Lincoln Avenue is described as seriously ill. A funeral for Levi Toby is planned for 2 pm. Evangelist Dunnett announces a meeting at the Methodist church with the theme Am I Afraid to Die. Scarlet fever concerns prompt possible school closings. The Knichie of Columbus hosts a reception for new members at Turke's hall. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are advertised as health aids targeting busy professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Pethick
New York City
A. W. Reynolds
W. T. Coalville
A. P. Trautwein
John Hoyt
M. Q. Meaker
C. T. Meaker
H.C. Wheeler
A. L. Patterson
Niles
A. Bassett
May Manville
New Century Club
Carlton
Scranton
Z. C. Lee
Lincoln Avenue
Tiffany
P. R. Bevan
Hotel American
J. l. Huntington
George Schroeder
Alvord & Male
Delaware and Hudson Freight House
Levi Toby
Evangelist Dunnett
Methodist Church
C. P. Hallock
Cleveland
Cannan Street
Howard Knapp
W. A. Spencer
P. F. Coogan
Clinton Morean
Windsor
Eisteddfod Held at Calviniade Methodist Church
A lively afternoon event under Sunday school auspices at Calviniade Methodist Church featured Rev. D. J. Williams of Peckville presiding and serving as conductor in David E. Lewis's absence. Davet Parry opened with a solo and Rev. Mr Williams gave a welcome address. The main competitive piece was the solo I Am Praying for You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calviniade Methodist Church
D. J. Williams
Peckville
Acces
David E. Lewis
Davet Parry
Mr. Willams
Juvenile and Adult Music Contests Highlight Evening
A mixed program features prizewinners in readings and singing for under 16 entrants and adults. Winners include Miss Maggie Thomas and Miss Annie Jones for solos, Rev. Owen James for the Raven aria, and a choir prize to Calvinistic and Baptist choirs. The evening closes with patriotic song and two Davids performing selections under conductor Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Jones
Welah
W. D. Morgans
David KE. James
Mixves Magee
Evans
Ligsie Evans
Owen James
William Davis
Hilla Roberta
T. Evans
Brenddwyd Y Frenchines
Maggie Thomas
Arja Adair
Brynian Cassia
David Parry
Benjamin James
John L. Davis
Mrs. Richards
Misa Listsie Evans
John J. Parry
Samuel Parry
Teach |T! Cymru
Maggie Evans
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Baptist Church
America
David
Davia
David Ke, Lewis
St. Patrick’s Academy
George
William Marr
Eddy Creek Mines
Dunmore Street
Union Cemetery
Rachel Pritchard
W. 8. Jones
Providence
Charles Merts
Scranton
D. C. Evans
Vore
Death of Miss Leona Phillips in Jermyn and Mayfield
Leona Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Phillips of Third street died at 1 o clock yesterday morning after an eighteen month battle with consumption. She was 14 and beloved by school friends, survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending telegrams sent to relatives in New Jersey.
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Leona Phillips
Joseph Phillips
Third Street
Tribune
New Jersey
Frank Welch
Pittsbury
Berinton
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Tran
Carey
Conrad Behroeder
Sermatoun
Ter
William Walker
FL Baker
James Allan
Thoms Roundy
Integra
Evanea
Congregational
Thomas Cook
Vinol Glorified as Build Up Tonic With Testimonials
An advertisement extols Vinol as a rapid flesh and weight building tonic derived from cod liver oil. It claims to renew flesh, muscle, bone, and vitality, improve stomach function, and cites H M Stufell of the Boston and Maine Railroad reporting gains and better health after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Stufell
Boston and Maine
Vinci
Matteows Bros Strela Inite to Restore Musical Highlight
Matteows Bros present an English minstrel show at the Lyceum Theatre featuring Walter Thompson, a leading ballad singer from Britain, and JT 2 Mhiston, a top American ballad singer. The company promises a strong vocal first part unseen in the country, with Rice & Barton Galety and The Rays' hot vaudeville act to follow.
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Strela Inite
Lyceum Theater
Walter Thompson
Great Britain
Moore
Bursters
London
America
JT. 2
Mhiston
Rice & Barton's
Big Galety Company
Galety
Rice & Parton Company
Pain Balm Restores Shoulder After Nine Years
Adolph L Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife used Chamberlain Pain Balm after nine years of shoulder pain and poor relief from medicines and doctors. He says one bottle brought nearly complete recovery. For sale by all druggists Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlainn
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
Burrill Company Stages Three Plays at Academy of Music
The Burrill Company performed In Fatation at the Academy of Music last night in clever fashion. This afternoon they present Fast Lynne and tonight A Play of Truce in a varied program.
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Academy of Music
Burrill Company
Godowsky to Play at Scranton Conservatory Recital Tonight
Leopold Godowsky the famed Russian pianist headlines a concert at St Luke's parish house under the Scranton Conservatory of Music series. Tickets are 1.00 for the series and 1.00 for the individual recital with program including Chopin and Brahms études and variations.
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Leopold Godowsky
St. Luke's Parish House
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Gadowsky
Senta
Linden Street
Schuminn
Hrahme
Capriceio
Courante
Chopin Interpreter De Pachman Ticks Scranton Crowd
Vladimir de Pachman billed as greatest Chopin interpreter comes to Scranton with a five hundred dollar recital fee. Critics hail his international fame and eccentric manner while promising a crowded Lyceum crowd and a warm reception. The Spooner Company, Edna Mey and Cecil Spooner follow with That Girl From Texas, plus matinees and special Thanksgivings.
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Vladimir de Pachman
Chopin
Scranton
de Pachman
Lyceum
Spooners
Long
Spooner
Elever
Edna Mey
Cecil Spooner
Texas
Tressay
A. M. Palmer
New York
London
Trilby
Mail Contract Awarded In Delaware and Hudson Route
The mail carrying contract between the Delaware and Hudson depot and the post office has been awarded to Mr Levi Stage at a compensation below 12 per month. Peceville visitor W F Ketchum called yesterday. Clinford visitors Rev W J Guest and son Paul stayed with Judson Callender family, North Main Street. Frank Davis and Arthur Thompson returned from a hunting trip at Stevens Point with eighteen rabbits and several partridges.
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W. F. Ketchum
Electric City
Delaware and Hudson
Levi Stage
C. J. Gangemuller
Scranton
W. J. Guest
Paul
Clifford
Judson Callender
North Main Street
Frank Davis
Arthur Thompson
Stevens Point
Woman Cured at Home After Six Years of Illness
Mrs. M. B. Wallace of Muenster Texas reports six years of female weakness and four doctors failed to help. After following Dr. Pierce’s guidance she used Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription and gained weight. She credits home treatment as complete, permanent relief without examinations. Dr. Pierce offers free confidential advice to women and a bound medical adviser book for mailing costs.
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M. B. Wallace
Muenster
Cook Co
Texas
K. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Common Sense
Seedmen and Nurserymen Advert for Help and Services
The listing combines seedman and nurseryman ads at 140 Washington Avenue with miscellaneous notices. It includes help wanted and personal service requests from clerks and housekeepers, plus a printer supply list and various employment seeks by men and women in Scranton area addresses.
Oak Street Residents Fight Incandescent Light Plan
Oak Street residents protest a new light plan claiming no benefit while bearing taxes, noting two school area lights added by the school board. Taylor Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle meet on Main Street. A Catholic parish planning committee discussed a Thanksgiving country dance and supper at Weber's rink to benefit the church. Councilman Edward James of Scranton visited town. H T Davie on Main Street is ill with paralysis.
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Oak Street
Eounch
Nes
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Main
Sient
Weber's
Edward James
Scranton
H. T. Davie
Main Street
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year old remedy used by millions of mothers for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It promotes the product as the best remedy and says it is sold by druggists everywhere with Winslow’s name, twenty five cents a bottle.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule in Effect November 199
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable details trains to Philadelphia New York and western points with departure times from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. Notes include Black Diamond Express departures, via D L and W R routes, and connections to White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and intermediate coal region stations. Pullman service advertised between Wilkes-Barre Scranton and major cities with reservations through Scranton and Bethlehem offices.
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Scranton
New York
Fapress
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Toby
Tufffalo
Buffalo
Herthwert
Wiekington
Hinghamton
Way
Jeteryville
Nicholton
Uilea
Richfield Springs
Putton
Williem Norre
Plymouth
Pee Vine
Northumberland
Williamsport
Harrishurs
Tatimore
Washington
Albany
Saratoga
Montreat
Boa
England
Fioneninie
Wilkes-Barre
New
Pennaytwaniad
Western Polnie
Lehigh Valle Roilroad
North
Nat P
Wilkerestarre
Aare
sKonteest
New England
H. W. Crorr
Beranton
Sthert Street
N. F
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Agamfort
Besanton
Newark
Elizabeth
Frethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chink
White Haven
Bundave
Pittston
Wilken Birre
Burnelaya
Baltimore
Wiehington
Bethlehem
Tam
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrishura
Bunscave
Pottsville
Polnin
J. H W. Olmausen
J. P. Baldwin
Bcranton
D. WR
Los
Hazleton
Pelnta
Harrisbore
Stathors
DD H.R. R
Man Liamond
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tihaca
Geneva
Princise
Elesping
Lehigh Valley
Partonere
Wilkes-Fiarre
Sueneneion Bridie
Tolglin
Cortlendt
CITA
Cortlendt Street
Nonnemacher
Bowth Dethlehem
Hakels
Pullman_ reservat
Tackawanna Ave
Seranta
Time Table in Effect for Trains to New York and Intermediates
Fragmentary timetable details indicate departures for New York and intermediate destinations. The readable portions reference specific trains, stations, and times such as 3% and afternoon segments, with names unclear due to OCR errors but suggesting regular schedule information.
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Jouve Beranton
New York
Newchureh
Intermediuia
Hewes
Dante
Eurning Walie
F. Tanto
Weta
Ani
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Unclear OCR notice on local businesses and addresses
Fragmentary listing mentions 1100 North Bain Avenue and Kirke's Drug Store at Mulberry corner, with references to adder and Briggs cleaning a privy, yielding incomplete street-level details.
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Bain Avenue
Kirke
Adame
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John Gravel
Thomas Parry
New Orange
Gomer Ames
Trene
Mine Belle Cioehn
W. Badger
Cemetery Street
Vinol
Wi Fa
Chamberlain
the Burrill Company
Godowsky
George Thatcher
Peceville
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Washington Ave
Gartivid Avenue
Addrom
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Adana Avenue
Eee Ey
Perry Mfg. Co
Cincinnati, O
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Linx Id Seration
Cloud Hotel
RE. OG. Bevand & Co
Chicago
Novick
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Goodrich
Jermyn Hotel
BYAN
High Order
Poennaslvani
Fountain Bati! Rrubh CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Baker
Schouer Bros
Brook Street
Green Ridge Street
Green Ridge
T H. Watts Co
West Lock- Awa Avenue
Fred Tietze
South Bummer Avenue
OR & Se
Tom
J. C. Winko
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Cod Plate
Monroe Avenue
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
KL. Walter
Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Ma & Sprucest, Cor, Waeh, Ay
Frederick L. Brown
Hoe
Kanton
T. Lacky & Son, Architects
Radera’ National Mant
Lyman
PHI
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HF. Reynolds
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Wyoming Ave
Snover
Frankwa Avenue
Zeigler
Scranton Housh
D. L. & W. Passeenger
Victor Koch
Richard Med Ror
Lockowinna Avenue
J._W. BROWNING
Rooma
Mears Building
Menara Building
Spruce Street
M. J. Donahoe
Attorney-Atlaw
Frank Vs. Roy
Thur Bulliing
Toomes Mand 14
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Hencucan Bulliing
Tranton
Jessup & Jessup
Law
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade Building
Edward W. Thayer
Meare
L. A. Watres
Board of Trade
Commonwealth Housing
Patterson , Wilcox, Traders National Bank Bullne
W Pbertholp
Mary A. Shepmerd
M. D
Homeopathiat
Lindon Street
W. FE. Allen
North Washington Avenue
Madison Avenue
Dr. &. W. Amorfatx
Washington’ Avenue
Iis Mulberry
Chronte Qeewkos
Loner
Heart
Kinneys
Rento Nivinary
Hotere
Ecwoot
Titr Lackawanna
Feranton
Courtes
Thomas M. Cann
W. BE. Plumley
A. M
Hearlmaster
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
Jos
Baver
Musbic Tor
J. Taner
Hulbertw
Caehlor
A. Murphy
Stone Avenue
Mickary
West Market Street
John Clerkwell
J. Rear
City
Worieed
Auman
F. ML
Tribune Ofon
Cedar Avenue
Franklin Avenue
BITE
Deressman W Eh
Awell
Mae
N. York
Dresemaker
LG Frankiin Avenue
Adilrosa Mire
M. Grover
D. & Ttc. CO
Providence Farm
Lewis Huff
Pine ‘Street
Lotlee
Adams Avenue
Belaman Bron
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
L. G. Schutger
Mee Fenton
Walner Street
Tripp's Park
Edward Fares
LEGAL
Lackiwound
Lottore
Charles H. von Storch
T. Cramer von Storch
Exewiters
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Eistuste
Taylor News
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
West
Norristown
Harrisby
Ieee
J .R. Wood
Gene't
HU A Hinson
General Maniager
Nanticoke
Plmouth
S&hp
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Zima Tanle
Cadoghiiat
Erie and
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