Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Laning Building Office
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch office at No 2 Laning Building Public Square offering rapid delivery to northeast Pennsylvania. The piece notes plans to rival metropolitan dailies by serving readers three to five hours earlier. Manager Irwin wired that the club will disband on Saturday and cancel dates due to cold weather.
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the Tribune
Laning Building
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Irwin
P.O
Sanple
Enne Peller
New York City
New Board of Trade Forms After Lively Meeting
The reorganized Wilkes-Tarres board of trade elected Isaac Long as chairman and F A Niven as secretary. Colonel Asher Miner chosen president by acclamation with vice presidents named among George Bennett and others. Trustees listed include Vareus Smith and John Lenahan. Sterling and Niven recommended for treasurer and secretary.
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Board of Trade
Reorganized Board of Trade
Wilkes-Tarre
Woodward
Acela Dhation
Miealberts
George S. Bennett
Tones
TH. Atherton
Andrew F. Wer
Vareus Smith
Olong
Rr Stan
W H Husnehom
John T. Lenahan
Chrisn RP. Stermaler
W. GO. Eno
Deta P
Hodlenhaek
Toten Manes
Tyne
J. Brows
George N. Richard
Lam
Raedor
John C. Prideman
Seonh Webltgenkorn
T. RL Emard
T DR. Bount
Leavenworth
S A. Sterling
EE A. Niven
Anfennae
Married at St Mary's in Wilkes Barr Wrestled by Sea of Matrimony
Frederick Betts a pitcher of Wilkes Torre Ball Club married Miss Mary Metre at St Mary's on South Washington Street yesterday afternoon. The groom Philip Welsam attended. many friends witnessed the ceremony and a brief honeymoon will follow before settling in the city. Earlier at 8:40 AM John Aterman married Leisele Crogan daughter of Street Commissioner Crogan at St Mary's with a large turnout and wedding breakfast at the bride's home.
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Prederick Betts
Mase Ball
Frederick Betta
Wilkes- Torre
Mary Metre
Patrick I McGee
Warleton
St. Mary's Church
South Washington Street
Rroom
Philip Welsam
Rusie Moyers
Tells
Tohn J. Aterman
Tee Lisele Th. Crogan
Coughter
Crogan
Br. Mary's Church
Father McAndrews
John Shea
Mise Ressle Futler
Anzman
Threatened to Kill in Northampton Street Saloon Confrontation
A neon toughs gang member Daley and a companion entered Paul Scheidel’s saloon on Northampton Street and after a dispute with Scheidel he was ejected. Daley returned with a cobblestone and threatened to kill, was restrained by a patrolman, fined $20 plus costs, and jailed when unable to pay.
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Northampton Street
Neon Toughe
Daley
Paul Scheidel
Scheldel
Kit Scheldel
Heartie
Scheidel
Runaway Horse Upsets Wagon in City Streets
Joseph Gilgallon drove hose cart No 2 with a gray horse pulling a wagon for garbage duty. The horse bolted toward River and Union, dragging Gilgallon and bruising his legs as the wagon overturned near Main Street. The horse was unhurt and the wagon damaged. Gilgallon suffered minor injuries.
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Joseph Gigallon
Fearful Accident Claims Teen at Breaker Mine
John Tubols aged 16 of Parsons died at Baltimore No 3 Delaware and Hudgon breaker in a horrific accident. While playing tag with companions he slipped and fell onto a revaluing screen near its mouth and was dragged through a two inch gap between the screen end and timber, crushing and mangling his body. His brother witnessed the incident as the remains were carried home.
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John Tubols
Michael Tubols
Parsons
Baltimore
Delaware
Hs Mouth
Phillies Skipping Visit to Wilkes-Barre Schedule Change
Last Monday Arthur Irwin manager of the Philadelphia National League club wired Howard Marl that the Phillies would be here to play Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. It was intended to bring up their regular lineup.
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Arthur Irwin
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Howard Marl
Phillies
Wilkes-Barres
Classifieds Promise Free Help Ads In The Tribune
The Tribune offers free advertisement for help or situations and charges no money. Classified columns remain inexpensive at one cent per word and are widely read.
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The
Tribune
List of potential jurors drawn for court term
Yesterday the following residents were summoned as petit jurors for the court of oyer and terminer to be held Monday October 21. Names include H F Freudenberger press agent, Alfred Hand civil engineer, John Eyans constable, Thomas Kearns miner, Juddon Dalley engineer, Josiah Davin miner, Michael O Flaherty brakeman, Fred Rave jeweler, John Leppert miner, Henery Anderson miner, A Munroe agent, Donel Royle hotel keeper, John McGechan chork, James O Hara miner, Anthony Madden laborer, William Gallagher farmer, Martin McDermott miner, and many others from Wilkes-Barre to Edwardsville.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
Wilkes-Barre
H. F. Freudenberger
Pret Myers
BK. A. Morgan
Jans V. James
Thomas By. Janes
Alfred Hand
John Eyans
Constané
K Rylance Simeth
Agron Moreland
Anthony Durkin
Roger McGarry
John F H. Quick
James M. Roland
Charles H. Price
Carentan
Richard Sharpe, Jr
Nanticoke
Thomas Kearns
John Reagan
Haske
Ohn Duffy
Michael O'Flar
T. FP
Lydon
Wymouth
Fred Rave
FA Brennan
Miteton Townshi
John Leppert
Miner
Aveca
Darn
Boone
En Neer
Tanerne
Heney Anderson
Theron Wolf
Newport Townehin
F. W. Puller
Bred Miller
Hagleton
John McGechan
Chork
Munroe
Donel
Royle
Taylor
BL. Backs
Exeter
Marnett
Pearate UK
Samuel C. Tuckalow
Mires
John Neks
Firmouth
Willam Gallagher
Tidoror
Salem
R. M. Gibbens
Conyngham
Joseph Rheda
Wert Mtteton
Anthony Huegerty
Amos Ro Armefrona
Hirtler—M
Mreas
Edwardsville
Martin McDermott
Excellent Lecture Series by Kingston Y M C A
The Kingston Young Men's Christian Association announces a winter lecture course at Nelson Memorial. Lectures are free for members and friends. Speakers include Rev. TC Edwards on The Man for Talent, W E Wooruff on Tanks and Heading, Alfred Carte on Personal Recollections of the War, S M Bard on The Port of Our Young Men, Hon. FL At Nichols on Three Years in the Mayor's Office, and Attorney Henry A Fuller on Bachelors vs Matrimony.
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Kingston
IMI
M. Bard
Nichols
Oier
Henry A. Fuller
Health officials visit Crystal Spring reservoirs for inspection
DY Knapp of the state board of health and city sanitary committee members visit Crystal Spring reservoirs today to perform an inspection ordered by the state health department at the request of City Council President Harvey.
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DY Knapp
State Board of Health
Prefervor Dean
I. Grosa Meyer
Morrin B. Willame
Tuke French
David P.O Grifith
Jonn Wasley
Will Visi
Crystal Spring
State Far of Health
Harvey
Editor’s St Bernard Duke Dies After Street Collision
Editor Bogil notes his St Bernard Duke on the mend from trolley injuries last week. The item lists a mixed set of local happenings including a Temperance union branch organized by Josiah Houghton, the funeral of Mrs Lucy A Hopkins, divorce for Wihewngo Terone, Sheriff Whittaker's retirement, Millis revival success, and Billy McLanchlin’s dog Tipp, aged 19, with a rabbit hind legs quirk.
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Bogil
Duke
Trunever
State Temperance Union
Josiah Houghton
Philadelphia
Mra
Lucy A. Hopkins
Pressman Hopkins
Recon
Williamsport
Wihewngo Terone
Hazleton
Local Notes From Old Forge and Nearby
Miss Stella Fogers of Mil City visited Mrs J B Wilson on Sunday. Howard of Newark NJ visited friends this week. Miss Thornton of Dunmore spent Sunday with brother J W Thornton. Mr Clark who was hurt in a rock fall was taken to Scranton hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph Creasen returned to Brooklyn NY Monday. Rev Richard Downs of Philadelphia preached at Drake's Hall Sunday. Ladies Aid of the new church will hold supper tonight. Everyone invited. H L Edsall spent Sunday at Lake Winola. Chester Atherton of South Eaton visiting. Walter Naylor returned from a three months visit to England.
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Stella Fogers
Mil
J. BE. Wilson
Howard
Newark
N. J
Miss Thornton
Dunmore
J. W. Thornton
Clark
Scranton
Joseph Creasen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hawley Notes and Obituary Remains in Town
Hawley residents host visitors including Misa Eva Chichester of Brooklyn and Miss Maggie Dethl whose funeral at the German Lutheran church in Hawley follows her death in Paterson New Jersey. Local figures Thomas Corcoran and William Hopeman are reported dangerously ill. Delegates Miles Allee Post Mrs J T Rodman and Miss Tillie Riellicon are chosen to attend the Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Harrisburg beginning October 10 lasting five days.
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Misa Eva Chichester
Brooklyn
N. Y
Misa Marie Atkinson
Joseph Bower
Honesdale
P. J. Bower
Charles E. Schardt
Omas Howell
C. Edwin Schardt
Fairview Lake
George KE. Schardt
Philp Kimble
Maggie Dethl
Paterson
N. J
Hawley
German Lutheran Church
Thomas Corcoran
William Hopeman
Miles Allee Post
Scranton
Mia
William Sutter
J. T. Rodman
Tillie Riellicon
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Harrisburg
Ministers in Session at Orange Wyoming District Meet
The Wyoming district Methodist ministers held the one hundred forty second session in Orange Pennsylvania at the old Methodist church with about thirty pastors and wives attending. Devotional exercises opened the day and themes covered revival consulting religious education sociology ministerial fidelity and gospel outreach. The association sermon by Rev C Flood urged personal holiness and laity involvement concluding with resolutions marking a productive gathering.
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Wyoming
Orange
Old Methodist
Orangze
Ev. A. Wrigley
Jestor
CC. B. Henry
Allerson
J. G. Eckman
Irish Street
Wilkes-Barre
BR. Henry
W. H. Pearce
N. J. Hawley
Trucksville
J. L. Santee
Lackawanna
L. C. Mfurflock
Parrish Street
Willes- Barre
W. G. Simpson
Weat Fittston
J. B. Sumner
Nanticoke
J. F. Warner
Derr Memorial Church
Wilkes- Barr
J. W. Webb
Central Church
F. Parsons
Waverly
J. F. Wagner
H. C. McDermott
Kingston
Christ
O. L. Severson
Plymouth
D. Cavanaugh
Raton
J. 8
WT. Benninger
Lehman
W. B.weatlake
Dallas
Association
LC. Flood
Simpson Church
Committee On
Back Broken Three Times in Three Months
Tamee Stiles a railroad employee from Allentown is in Philadelphia hospital with a dislocated back after a third injury in three months. He has previously been paralyzed by a fall and had fractures reduced, then sent home, only to suffer another dislocation and setback. Doctors hope for possible recovery after the latest collapse.
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Philadelphia
Allentown
SALESMEN AND RENTALS LISTED IN SCRANTON AREA
Classified column shows active salesmen seeking work with commissions and salaries, and multiple rental listings including furnished and unfurnished rooms, a large story building for wholesale use, and several houses in Scranton and surrounding towns. Also notes dental medics sales into Philadelphia and a trotting horses sale at Scranton Driving Park.
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Pee AL
Phantons
Surries
Spring Waytons
Soncoms
Landans
Rell
Bargaina
Queen & Co
Philadelphia
Aeros
Scranton
W.M. Jrumyn
Marriage cards announce Miss Sara Sly and George Summers
The couple will wed at the Episcopal church at 2.90 p.m. Tuesday October 8 with a reception at the bride’s home. Also noted: Russell Dimmick of Scranton died Sunday at home. Samuel Hawkins of White's Valley and W M Gardner are hunting in Pike county. John Gale is in Potter county on business.
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Sara Sly
George P. Summers
Episcopal Church
Russell Dimmick
Scranton
Samuel Hawkins
White's Valley
W.M. Gardner
Pike County
John Gale
Potter County
Wyoming visitors return home from Mehoopany
Mrs Jane Hobinger Mrs Clara Walter and daughter Maud of Mehoopany visited Alvin Robinsons and returned home Monday. The Wyoming football team will play the Harry Hulman academy next Saturday Oct 6 on the Seventh Street grounds. A close game is expected as both teams are stronger than a street. Burglars entered the home of Janie Miller on Monument street Saturday night through the cellar carrying away seven dollars in small change. Franks poetry begins work for Wyoming avenue home neighbors it eats.
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Jane Hobinger
Clara Walter
Maud
Mehoopany
Alvin Robinson
Wyoming
Harry Hulman Academy
Seventh Street
Janie Miller
Monument Street
Anyoming Avenue
Wildcat Fatal Bite Fatality at Germantown Henhouse
In Ashland Pennsylvania a wildcat attacked Mrs. Andrew Keene as she gathered eggs. Her son drove off the animal saving her life briefly, but she died that night from injuries and possible hydrophobia. Dr Butler of Wilkes-Barre attended the woman. Uniformed color guards aid Nickel Plate passengers on the day coaches.
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Ashland
Andrew Keene
Germantown
Nickel Plate Road
Wanted Agents and Private Rooms and Boardrow
A garbled classified note requests two or three gentlemen for private rooms and board arrangements. It mentions an agent position with Conewango Build and references to a Wyoming secretary and an address at M. H. Bubun’s office with no clear details.
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Main Avonue
M. H. Bubuns Office
Conewango
Fons
Fom
Iit
The
Wyoming
Au Sont PP
Historic Lehigh Valley Rail Timetable June 3 1803
Train schedule details from Beranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and beyond. Express and parlor car services noted with times 8 20 am 0 45 am 11 30 am 7 10 pm Sundays and various routes to Philadelphia Reading Terminal New York Allentown Bethlehem Easton and Port Authority. Returning trains from Liberty Street North Third Street with multiple departures and special rates on request.
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Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Er York
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem Easton
Long Beaton
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Portavele
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Sore
Liberty Street
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Ldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Scranton
Philadelphi
New York
Wwe
Law R. R
Barre
L. & W. BR. & m., 3.60, 6.07, 8 Ace. m. Leave Scranton For White An Haaleton
Pottsville
Beaver Meadow
Fae
Bellehee
East Reading
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Detroit Ree
Olnts
D. H
Mnction
A.m
Elmira
Woul
Salamanca
New
Train Schedule From Scranton to Nearby Points
Erie and Wyoming Valley trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie road points at 7.00 a.m. and 3.24 a.m. Also to Honesdale Hawley and nearby at 7.0 a.m. 5.40 a.m. and 12.44 p.m. All trains to and from Honesdale. A Lake Ariel service at 5.10 p.m. Also Wilkes-Barre trains at 9.00 a.m. and 3.46 p.m.
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Lack
Western
Scranton
New York
New Yor
Erie Rade Road
Honesdale
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Wilkea Readéaa
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Scrafon, Pa
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Scranton, Pa
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Eat-Law
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