Obituary Notice for Carbondale Resident Migrates South
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune reports the death of a local resident who moved south twelve years ago due to heart neuralgia. He previously ran a North Main street jewelry store now owned by J. B. Cameron. He leaves two sisters in Carbondale Mrs J D Buzcell and Mrs Washington Burr a sister and brother Dr Harvey Bradier of Denver. Interment will be in Carbondale.
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South
North Main Street
J. B. Cameron
J. D. Buzcell
Washington Burr
Harvey Bradier
Denver
Colorado
Good Men and True Nominated for Post Affairs
William H. Davies Post No. 187 of the Grand Army of the Republic names officers for the upcoming regular meeting. Candidates include Robert McHale as Commander and John Kelly as Junior vice commander with multiple officers and delegates listed. Balloting will occur at the next meeting and single slate candidates render each nomination effectively an election.
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William H. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert McHale
F. Lingfelter
John Kelly
Gomer Davis
Christopher Schulte
Chaplian
D. C. Benscoter
Milo Fells
A. W. Daley
James Lymnady
Dennis Alchool
Jacob Eitel
W. HM. Chase
Josiah Vandermark
Elite dancing class hosts lively Burke building dance
Last evening in the Burke building the Elite dancing class offered one of its most enjoyable informal dances. Scranton guests included Miss Cur ran and Mrs. Lewis. Out of town attendees came from Susquehanna Jermyn Utlen and Scranton. A December subscription dance is planned if the current effort succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Albright
Dick Kelly
Arthur Rodernbusch
Simon Nye
Scranton
Messrs
Gillis
Owens
Quartet Gives Pleasing Program at Grand Opera House
The Ticlinson quartet, led by Raymond Hockenberry with basso pro fundo, presented a music program before more than 500 attendees. Hockenberry’s improving voice was a highlight since last year, and accompanying reciter Mr. Armstrong also scored a success.
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Ticlinson
Raymond Hockenberry
Grand Onerm House
Mr. Hockenberry
Armstrong
Second Presbyterian Turkey Supper Draws Warm Praise
The turkey supper and entry at the Second Presbyterian by Thursday evening was largely ti ed and highly appreciated. The Vice Was opened with song, then the pastor Rev. W. A. Beecher spoke of certain reasons for special thankfulness and prayer was offered. A fine programme of music and recitations followed, then a social hour with feasting and good will.
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Second Presbyterian
W. A. Beecher
Mrs. Moreland Funeral Moved to North Main Street Home
Funeral arrangements for the late Mrs. Moreland have been changed from the church to the Alexander residence on North Main Street. Services will be held at 2:30 this afternoon with Mr. Moreland accompanying the body. Blanche Alexander, elder sister of the deceased, will attend.
Young Merchants Take Over Batton’s Grocery Store
George Alvord and Sheffield Male have purchased H. S. Batton’s grocery on North Main Street. The new owners have long associates in the business and bring a decade of experience. Bolton’s name had long stood with the store for over twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alvord
Sheffield
H. S. Batton
North Main Street
Bolton
Carbondale Poor Board approves relief funds
The Carbondale poor board met in the Municipal building for a regular monthly session. Little business was discussed besides approving several bills and granting outdoor relief totaling about eighty dollars in the surrounding neighborhood.
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Carbondale Poor Board
Death of T. D. Bradley reported from Deland, Florida
Ke. Burr received a telegram yesterday informing him of the death of T. D. Bradley at Deland Florida. Bradley had been a longtime resident of this city before he left.
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KE. Burr
T. D. Bradley
Deland
Florida
Mr. Bradley
Drunks Fined by Mayor Nell. Local Death Noted
Two intoxicated men were fined 3 each by Mayor Nell yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hope of Scott Street mourn the death of their four year old daughter Alice. Superintendent Carter moved his office to the Coalbrook breaker from North Main Street. Iwca College players and the Kingston Athletic Club will play four-WATE at Alumni Park this afternoon at 3. George Cuff defeated Thomas Meridict on Olyphant yesterday to become county's champion quat pitcher. The Cherry Pickers at the Grand Opera House tonight promise a fine dramatic event. The Florence Mission met at the Baptist Tabernacle lecture room last evening.
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Nell
Hope
Scott Street
Alice
Carter
North Main Street
Coalbrook Breaker
Iwca College
Kingston Athletic Club
Alumni Park
George Cuff
Thomas Meridicton
Olyphant
Bimorcon
Grand Opera House
Florence Mission
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary at North Main Street
John H. Seigle and his wife celebrated twenty five years of marriage Wednesday. They were joined in matrimony twenty five years ago and their home on North Main Street welcomed many friends and acquaintances to mark the milestone. Ralph Rymer of Wesleyan and Richard Gendall of Syracuse are visiting relatives. Edward Burke's condition alarms friends as Doctor Burnett of Scranton assists local doctors and amputates the foot of William J. Williams from Glenwood mines. James Callahan resumes his streetcar position.
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Ralph Rymer
Wesleyan University
Richard Gendall
Syracuse University
Edward Burke
Burnett
Scranton
William J. Williams
Glenwood
James Callahan
John H. Seigle
North Main Street
Congratulatory Affair for Arr Beigle Hosts Large Crowd
The event was well planned with a tastefully decorated home and a 72 guest supper. Gifts included an exquisite china tea set from the Daughters Naomi of Carbondale and numerous out of town attendees listed by name from Dunmore Scranton Waverly Carbondale Mayfield and other towns.
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Alton Swartz
Peter Selgie
Willam Seige
Eugene Seigle
Dunmore
M. H. Rhodes
Waverly
William Griffithe
John Merrett
Daniel Flanchard
John Price
Dwight Rhinevault
Edward James
Thomas Lee
J. W. Waltera
Carbondale
William Cherts
Scranton
John Beemer
Mayfield
Joseph Hawkins
Thomas Booth
A. J. Pyne
James Balls
J. Price
Frank Crawford
Andrew Booth
Liszie Manes
Carbon
Pretty wedding at Albert Street residence in Priceburg
Miss Margaret Hall and William T. Roberts wed at eight o’clock with Arthur Hall and Miss Mary Hodgeson as attendants. Rev. W. H. Holder officiated beside evergreen arches while the Citizens Band serenaded. A large reception followed with many friends and generous gifts.
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Thomas Hall
Albert Street
Margaret Hall
William T. Roberts
Arthur Hall
Mary E. Hodgeson
Providence
W. Greggs
Wyoming
Thompson Hall
E. Roberts
Joseph Hall
FE. Meggs
Robert Hall
T. Hall
T. C
Wilmout
T. McAurthur
Isgar
J. Roberts
F. Hodgeson
C. Perry
Foster
J. Brown
BR. Parkin
and Mire
F. Relse
F. Zimmerman
Theodore Wieland
J. W. Lewis
J. Lark
William Margetson
K. Greatrix
W. Benjamine
TD. Lloyd
W. H. Holder
M Witeland
J. G. Millar
Edward Parry
J. Kelly
J. Peny
Stenzora
Dunmore
Wagner
Mame
Sarah Hodgeson
Lizale
Maggie Foster
S. Foster
M. Bi
Septa Thornton
T. Watson
Ida
J. Eden
Maggie Gray
Mary Margeteon, Jr
W. Lloyd
Fred Zimmerman
Elia Greggs
J. Hodgson
M. Linteen
Hella
Mary E. Wrightson
Green Ridge
John Wrightson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Primitive Methodist Church
Misa Beatrice Wieland
Charlotte Wright
John Parks
J. Ty Wright
Dundaff Street
Local Visit Notes and Thanksgiving Guests in Scranton
Moscow couple Mr and Mrs Avery visit Mrs Avery’s brother Mr R H Marta in Jermyn. Mrs Plathner and children from New York guest Mrs Samuel Snowden. Pro and Mrs Jamoreaux spend Thursday with relatives. Mrs Lacey Van Gorden spends Thanksgiving with friends at Peekville. John Edwardes and Adelina Hallett attend wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles De Puy in Scranton. Mr L B Brown of New York opens Thursday with his mother Mrs William Brown. Helene Hollister visits friends in Scranton. C M H Travis spends Wednesday with...
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J.E. Morgan
Ada Seddon
Susquehanna
Washington Street
William Penckett
Mosrow
Frank Yarrington
Alfred Lister
Philadelphia
G. B. Samson
W. H. Jackson
Emory
West Pittston
John Nolan
Lehigh University
George Klata
New York
George Barry
McMullen
Lanesboro
Minn
A. McMullen
Garfield Avenue
C. L. Doty
Easton
Hugh McComb
Edward McComb
Jersey
May Bates
Cemetery Street
Scranton
L. B. Brown
William Brown
Helene Hollister
Travis
Family Guests Over Thanksgiving Weekend
The text notes visits by Dr. Travia at Fast Strouda burg. Mr and Mrs Albert Saver of Frey town were guests of Mr and Mrs J F Saver for Thanksgiving. Thomas Clover of Beranion spent Sunday with his father Dr B Glover.
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Travia
Fast Stroudaburg
Albert Saver
Freytown
J. F. Saver
Thomas Clover
Beranion
8. Glover
Club social and bazaar events mark week in town
The Club of '90 held a large Thursday social with about one hundred couples, John J. OMalley as master of ceremonies. A bazaar by the CoMTA and B society opened with a strong crowd and local talent performances. Additional notes include deaths, accidents, and visits across town.
Thanksgiving guest list and a Waverly wedding
The report lists Thanksgiving visitors including the Mackey sisters from Scranton and other local families visiting in Waverly and Honesdale. It notes church services led by Rev. J B Sumner and Rev. John Cavanaggh, and mentions a pretty home wedding last Thursday at Walla Corners for Hore H Harvey of Waverly.
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Mackey
Scranton
N.C. Mackey
Charles Parker
John Mershon
A. C. Toley
Thomas A. Crossley
Honesdale
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. B. Sumner
John Cavanaggh
Free Methodist Church
A. Bergan Pirone
Baptist Church
At & P
Walla Corners
Hore H. Harvey
Waverly
Thanksgiving News and Local Notices in Glenburn
Thanksgiving visits mark the Glenburn area with families spending time at relatives in Brooklyn Scranton and local home confinement for illness. A school building tax is collected to fund a future graded school while Capitan White proclaims hunting liberty for civilized white and respectable colored people on his lands.
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Harry Meggar
Laurie Smith
Edith
Brooklyn
N.Y
ED. W. Griffin
Walter
Scranton
J. W. Moore
Capitan White
Landa
A Happy Couple Finds Relief From Chronic Catarrh
A letter from Evansville Wisconsin couple describes 15 and 25 year battles with chronic catarrh cured by Pe-ru-na. They credit the remedy with restoring sleep and breathing, and mention their son’s hemorrhages halting after use. The note promotes Dr Hartman’s pamphlet and a free Pe-ru-na Almanac for 1898 from the Columbus Ohio company.
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C. Rh. Hardin
Evansville
Wis
Hartman
Pe-runa Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Wild stories of horses shod with silver in past epochs
The piece recounts repeated episodes of extravagant displays such as horses shod in silver to impress crowds. Examples include Mr Nesbitt in Gatton, Lord Stair in Paris, and Berthier before the French Revolution, with boxes and tires sometimes also plated in silver, despite practical failures.
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Nesbitt
Gatton
Lord Stair
Louis XIV
Berthier
Nero Violin Solo Discovery Sparks Old Town Tune Debate
A Chicago Chronicle exchange features a pupil James and Professor debating Nero’s fiddle legend. The pupil asserts the famous tune would be There’ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight, while the professor notes no verifiable tune record exists and cites consistency with Nero’s character.
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Nero
Rome
James
Trains Depart Scranton in All Eastbound Express Schedules
In what reads as a 157 era timetable, trains from Scranton list departures to New York and eastern points with multiple express and accommodation services. Notable routes include connections to Easton Trenton Palladol ave Washington and Tobyhanna, plus Panamton Elmira and Ithaca lines with various departure times and a Pullman sleeper service. For exact pockets and details, passengers are directed to contact M. L. Smilin district passenger agent and depot ticket office.
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Scranton
Exress
New York
Easton
Trenton
Palladolave
Binghamton
Oswego
Kimba
Corning
Bath
Daneville
Stount Morrin
Kiffalo
Buttaio
Ail
Weot
Richeamion
Nicholuon
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules 1897 Anthracite Lines
Trains depart from Lehigh Valley routes including Wilkes Barre Allentown Philadelphia and New York via D and H W P branches. The Black Diamond Express and Parlor coach services run to major destinations such as Bethlehem Easton Reading Honesdale Scranton Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and western points. Provides times and connections with notes on coaches between Wilkes Barre and New York.
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Philadelphia
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Rollin HH. Wieleitr
Chas
Lee
Pasa
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Transit Schedules Mentioned
In effect Sept 10 1467 Trans Wave Beranton for New York and it teemecinte peinte en Brice railroad also for Hawley and local police at 7 45 am and 25 p m.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Trans Wave Beranton
New York
Teemecinte Peinte En Brice Railroad
Hawley
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