Anthracite Hotel closes for five years in Lackawanna County
After breakfast yesterday the Hotel Anthracite in Carbondale closed as a hotel for five years under an agreement with the Anthracite Improvement Company and the Williams Brothers proprietors of Hotel American. The bar and billiard rooms stay open to the public while some floors are closed and others kept for tenants. Edward Clark Jr moves his office to the building. Community notices include the first issue of The Lackawanna School News and updates on local meetings, teachers, and residents with social and educational happenings in Carbondale and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Anthracite
Anthracite and Improvement Company
Williams Brothers
Hotel American
Anthriolte
Edward Clarkson
The
Anthracite Improvement Company
Fox
Mrs. Robingen
Death of Mrs Michael Lynady in Carbon County
Typhoid pneumonia claimed the life of Mrs. Michael Lynady of Dundaff Street at 6:30 yesterday morning. A lifelong City resident, she was a devout Christian known for kindly deeds. She leaves husband, six children aged 2 to 15, parents Mr. and Mrs Bernard Bryden, one sister Mrs A F Cooke, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lynady
Dundaff Street
Bernard Bryden
Gregory
James
Timothy
Ralph
Beatrice
Joseph
A. F. Cooke
City Council approves sewer payment and cuts several items
Last evening the council authorized paying Giles and Loveland the final 1217.22 on the surface sewer contract. Resolutions for improving Battle avenue and notifying Consolidated Water to lower pipes on the West Side were adopted. The Ninth avenue grading resolution was referred. A sewer remonstrance from South Church street residents was read and the work ordinance was killed. Columbias requisition was approved minus chandelier and locks and keys, deferred to the building committee. A solicitor mileage book for witness transportation in the Hughes case was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Giles & Loveland
Common Council
Battle Avenue
Consolidated Water Company
Ninth Avenue
South Church Street
Columbias
Building Committee
Hughes
Silver Service Honoring Father Coffey Marks Jubilee
On the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination Very Reverend Father T I Coffey received a silver service and donations from multiple societies. St Rose T A BG gave 50 dollars, St Boniface society 25, Pioneer Father Mathew 100, St Patrick's society Knights of Father Mathew 100, 150, Ladies Catholic Benevolent association 100, Women's Catholic Benevolent legion 100, Catholic Mutual Benevolent association 100, Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No 8 125, Young Men's Institute 100, Knights of Columbus 200, totaling 1150 dollars.
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T. I. Coffey
St. Rose T. A. BG
St. Boniface Society
Pioneer Father Mathew
St. Patrick's Society
Knights of Father Mathew
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Women's Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Young Men's Institute
Knights of Columbus
School Board Awards Raises for Two Administrators
The school board met last night and approved raises for acting principal Professor Lesher by 22.50 for September and his assistant Wilson Geary by 20. The increases are conditional on continued duties in their current capacities and will lapse after October if not maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolin
Lesher
Wilson Geary
Local social notes and events mix with court view near Salem avenue
Miss Giva Dow returns home after weeks with sister in Scranton visits to see A Woman's Way in Lyceum. Mrs Hetzel calls on Carbondale friends. Mr and Mrs Clifford Chapman visit from Middletown. Miss Charlotte Reynolds returns to Forest City. Jury viewed Heese Hughes property to appraise sidewalk work. Erie excursion to Binghamton drew about thirty travelers amid threatening weather. J W Myers and Miss Kathryne Pidgeon wed at Windsor New York. honeymoon with groom’s parents in Jemison City. Municipal water committee discusses campaign plans. Cycle club smoker deemed a success.
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Giva Dow
Nineveh
N. Y
W. A. Copeland
Canaan Street
Mesdames II
C. Wheeler
Mattie Hughes Brown
Scranton
Lyceum
Peter Hetzel
South Canaan
Carbondale
Clifford Chapman
Middletown
Charlotte Reynolds
Forest City
Gibraltar
Heese Tlughes
Salem Avenue
Erie
Binghamton
J. W. Myers
Kathryne Pidgeon
Windsor
N.Y
Delaware and Hudson Road
Jonas Long
Jemison City
Columbia County
Municipal Water Committee
Cycle Club
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cold Cure
An old testimonial extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a proven cold cure with twenty five years of sales. It claims to cure a cold in a day if taken promptly and before it settles in the system. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros Wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Officers in Olyphant
At a meeting of Olyphant lodge No 4 Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the Sweeney building last evening District Deputy G M Hughes of Carbondale installed the following officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Lodge
No. 4
Independent Order of Odd Felwa
Sweeney Building
G. M. Hughes
Carbondale
Local clubs plan fair and festival in Lackawanna town
Lackawanna lodge No 118 and allied groups announce a November fair at Weber's rink with booths selling fancy articles ice cream and candy to fund the lodge treasury drained by sickness and deaths. A new Alumnis football team will train under Richard Gendall with goal of championship matches in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Lodgs
American Protestant Association
Weber
Richard Gendall
Wyoming Seminary
Syracuse University
Owens
Tubbs
Hammon
P. Jordan
Ccenter
J. Evans
Miller
PF. Jordan
Gendall
Stone
P. Evans
Howells
Talted Mine Workers of America
Basham
Woodward
Brynia Cassia
Jerusalem
Thomas Jones
T. L. Jones
Sanderson
Scranton
Buffalo Pharmaceutical College
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Ladies’ Association
James
Robert Inglis
Yatesville
Janet Inglis
Sterling Social Club
Weber's
Lily Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Local social and church note highlights
Mr and Mrs FP T Pelton of Moscow visited Mr and Mrs Bryan Buckingham on Sunday. Prof KF B Curtis of Susquehanna spent last Thursday with Prof Rogers. A B Williams returned home after a week in New England states. Bittenbender family returned to Scranton on Monday from the summer here. Forty two children joined the Heanel and organized by Rev BF Frey meeting Saturdays 1 to 4 at the Baptist church. Mrs J J Mankin to speak at county Women’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fp.t. Pelton
Moscow
Bryan Buckingham
KF. B. Curtis
Susquehanna
Rogers
A. B. Williams
New England
BF. J. Frey
Baptist Church
J. J. Mankin
Women's
Temperance union gathering to be held in Moscow
The Christian Temperance union event will be held in Moscow today. Mrs P I Frey is doing evangelistic work in Susquehanna county. Mrs Machette and family moved to Scranton to establish their home. Mr and Mrs A B Clay enjoyed a drive to Scranton yesterday. Mrs J J Rankin returned from Newark New Jersey after a two week visit with relatives. Rev M Lee of Carbondale will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday in the pastor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Jermyn and Mayfield News Briefs In Mayfield Borough
Mrs. Mary Osborne and family plan to move to Candor New York. A street car jumped the track near the Ontario and Western yard crossing at Mayfield injuring passengers, with Mrs. W R Hoss and Miss Mamie Caveney shaken. George Wademan and family moved into a Main street home. Thomas Miller at Herrick Center severed his leg with an axe and will be homebound. Mrs. Mozart Lewis is convalescent from pneumonia. John Meehan and Owen and Michael McAndrew left for Buffalo. Hon P P Timlin attended Mrs. William McNulty’s funeral in Carbondale. Miss Margaret Mullaney visiting Mrs P E Timlin. Mayfield council did not meet as scheduled. Mrs. Robert Merrick and son from Providence visiting. Misses Kate and B Gallagher of Scranton spent Sunday here.
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Mary Osborne
Main Street
Candor
Cawego
N. Y
Lee
Farrell
Ontario and Western Yard
Mayfield
W. R. Hoss
Mamie Caveney
P. (. Manley
George Wademan
Familly
Peckville
Philip Baker
Thomas Miller
Herrick Center
Mozart Lewis
John Meehan
Owen
Michael McAndrew
Buffalo
E. Timlin
William McNulty
Carbondale
Margaret Mu
Towanda Firemen Parade Oct 11 and Local Events
Bradford County news notes Towanda firemen plan their annual parade on October 11. Athens and Towanda Red Men prep for a grand town event on October 18. Local accidents, meetings, and appointments span Sayre, East Waverly, Schenectady, and Punxsutawney with lectures and society gatherings listed.
Baseball pennant race tightens as Pirates falter
National League race centers on Pittsburg and Brooklyn with Cincinnati catching up after Pittsburgh drops several games to the Reds. Brooklyn leads by 32 in the standings as Boston and New York also stay in contention. Details list game lineups, umpires, and batteries from key matches across Brooklyn New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bmoklyn
Pirates
Cincinnati
Clarke
Andy Freedman
Glanc
Rail Road Announcement Offers $5 Trip to Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls and back on October 6 1900 Tickets go on sale October 6 limited to return by October 9 inclusive valid on all trains except the Black Diamond express Further details from Lehigh Valley ticket agents at 109 Lackawanna Avenue Beranton Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Ticketa
Lehigh Valley City
Lackawanna Avenue
Beranton
State Firemen's Convention Delegates Head to New Castle
Delegates from Scranton and vicinity will depart New Castle at 1 10 a m October 1 by D L and W Buffalo trains. Round trip fare 10 65 on card orders. Tickets good September 29 to October 4, for all trains, return by October 8. Stop off privilege within rail lines at Buffalo allows Niagara Falls visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New Castle
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Train Fare Notice for 1900 Midwest and West Travel
On the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1900 travelers can depart from Chicago via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway to towns across North and South Dakota Minnesota Montana Colorado Utah Nebraska Oregon and Washington for a round trip fare of one fare plus two dollars. For information contact W. E. Howell G B E P A 381 Broadway New York or John R. Pott D P A 486 William Street Williamsport Pa.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
W. E. Howell
Brodway
New York
John R. Pott
Wiliam Street
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets via railway to South Dakota and Wyoming
Special excursion tickets will be sold from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway on August 21st September 4th and 18th to Deadwood Spearfish Rapid City and Custer South Dakota and to Casper and Sheridan Wyoming at one fare plus 2 dollars for the round trip. Good to return until October 31st 1900. Stop overs allowed west of Omaha. For further information call on or address W. 8 Howell G E P A 381 Broadway New York or John R Pott D P A 486 William St Williamsport Pa.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Deadwood
Spearfish
Rapid City
Custer
S. D
Casper and Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
Howell
G. E
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood City
Ogden
Utah
W. S. Howell
Broadway
New York
Jno
R. Pott
DP. A
William St
Williamsport
Special Excursion Tickets to Denver and Ogden Routes
Colorado and Utah excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood City and Ogden Utah go on sale August 21 September 4 and 18 1900 via St Paul railway at one fare plus 2 for the round trip valid to return by October dist 1900. For details contact W S Howell G B P A 391 Broadway New York or Jno R Pott DP A 486 Williamsport Pa.
Theatrical Listings and Weekly Shows
Lyceum presents Le Voyage en Suisse by the Hanlons on Oct 2. Academy of Muse hosts top acts all week. Hon Ton Stock Company at the Gaiety. Lost Three Days and Little Egypt Burlesque Company perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Hanlons
Academy of Muse
The
Hon Ton Stock Company
Gaiety
Little Eevpt Burlesque Company
May Irwin in A Woman's Way at Scranton Lyceum
May Irwin and her company presented A Woman's Way at the Lyceum last night to a crowded house. The New York star sang six new numbers including Southern Queen and delivered stage humor that drew strong applause from an audience praising the show and the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
May Irwin
Scranton
Lyceum
Miss Irwin
Glen McDonough
Sesson
George A. Beane
Raymond Hitchcock
A. E B. Graham
Jacques Kruger
Mort Thayer
Queenie Vargar
Princess of Patel opens at Academy of Music with Leyburne and Bunting
The Bon Ton Stock company led by Charles Leyburne and Miga Eima Bunt ing opened a week at the Academy of Music. The crowd overflowed as Mark Swan's The Princess of Patel drew praise for Bunting in the title role and Leyburne’s philosopher character. Henry Lynton impressed in the lead, and the troupe promises stronger performances this season. Today features The Soggyler and tonight The Black Flag.
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Bon Ton Stock Company
Charles Leyburne
Sonbruette
Miga Eima Bunting
Academy of Music
Mark Swan
Princess of
Patel
Miss Bunting
Henry Lynton
Le Voyage en Buisse at Lyceum features strong servants and lively cast
The play at the Lyceum tonight centers on two energetic servants John and Bob whose antics drive the piece. Strong casting supports the entertainment with mention of Charles Giver and Willian Boledo, plus Allene Crater Nellie Daly Marion Shirley and a large Celeste Trio and ballet.
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Lyceum
John
Bob
Charles Giver
Willian Boledo
Allene Crater
Nellie Daly
Marion Shirley
Rene Hoffman
Bea Ale Clayton
Celeste
Robert Broderick
Pred Strong
Edwin H. Carrolli
Thomas Byand
Raymond Capp
X. M. Herbert
Little Egypt Burleaquete to Headline Gaiety Show
The Gaiety opens Thursday October 4 with the Little Egypt Burleaquete as the attraction. The show promises an entirely new entertainment with strong specialty acts and two one act operas. Forbidden Vicit? is billed as the best one act opera of its kind with new costumes and scenery. Little Egypt adds sharper dances than before.
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Egypt
Littl Heypt
Sealed bids sought for Scranton sewer project contracts
The city of Scranton invites sealed proposals by October 11 for constructing a sewer system with branches, extensions and fixtures along Grove street Albright avenue Meade Blair and Diamond avenues and adjacent alleys. Each bid must include a $300 cash or certified check to guarantee contract execution. the city reserves the right to reject all bids. Signed city clerk MT Lavelle September 27 190.
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Scranton
Thumilay
A. D
Linden Street
Roaring Brook
Joseph P. Pilillips
Grove Atrest
Lackawanna River
Aience
Grove Street
Albright Avenue
Court
En Daya
Ooumella
MT. Lavelle
Scranton Businesses Advertise Services And Contacts
A mosaic of old business listings in Scranton area shows architects, car makers, attorneys, a painting supply firm, orchestra services for balls and receptions, screen manufacturers, and educational catalog offerings. Addresses include 126 Washington Ave, 12 Republicn Building, and 1400 North Main Ave with names like Joseph Kelley and C Comegys.
Typhoid Fever Strikes Miss Ella Ketcham In Peckville
In Peckville Miss Ella Ketcham is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. May Brundage also remains gravely ill. A dime social at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage is planned for next Wednesday evening October 3 with a fine program and broad invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ketcham
Maple Bell
Taylor
William Bell
Women Charged in Murders in Ironton Yard
Deputy Payne arrested Mia Filen Poole and her daughter Florence Moore in Ironton Ohio for the murder of George Noble Sunday afternoon in his yard. A revolver and a bloodstained dress were found at their home and men seen near the residence that evening are under suspicion. The women are jailed awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Payne
Mia
Filen Poole
Florence Moore
George Noble
Anita
Political feud sparks fatal Port Tampa street duel
In Port Tampa City last night Hope Barnett and Edward Stanford were killed in a street duel. Charles Barnett was shot and seriously wounded. The altercation began when Charles Barnett slapped Stanford at the rail station. Stanford, on duty, fired, then Barnett returned fire, leading to Hope Barnett's death this morning and Charles Barnett's critical condition. The dispute is described as a political feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschulve
Associated Preas
Tampa
Fla
Hope Barnett
Edward Stanford
Port Tampa
Charles Barnett
Stanford
Barnetts
Chas. Barnet
Stanford Fred
Hope
Lehigh Valley Train Schedules From Scranton in 1900
In effect May 27 1900 trains leave Scranton for Philadelphia New York via D H RR and White Haven Hazleton Portage Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other points. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Susquehanna Bridge. Official contacts listed in Scranton and South Bethlehem offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Black Diamond
White Waven
Hazleton
Principal Pointa
D. Ji
Portagille
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
R OR
Kh. OR
BR. R
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Susenalon Bridie
Ollin II
Whlbir
Cortland Street
Charles, Lee
Gen. Pass
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable May 29 1900
Train departures from Scranton inland and to New York Newark Elizabeth and Philadelphia with express and local runs. Through tickets to east south and west at lowest fares. Jouliesen general superintendent Baldwin general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Sunday Train Schedule for Carbon and Scranton Lines
A partially legible train timetable lists North Bound and South Bound trains serving Carbon, Scranton, and surrounding areas with multiple departure and arrival times. It notes Sunday only North Bound service and main line connections, urging consult with ticket agents Anderson and Welsh for details and future service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twave Cave
Wale
Cadowa
Accine
Plantation Dale
T. Y
Casosia
Carporal
Scranton
Anderson
Gen
Pos
You
Fen
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Update
Time table effective September 17 trains run to Hawley and local points. Erie line connects at Hawley with a through service to New York and intermediate points. Depart Borun ton at 7.00 a m and 2 25 p m. Arrives Scranton at 10.0 a m and 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Connante Oe
Erie
New York
Jewhureh
Borunton
Vroina
Soranton
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Lackawanna County
M. W. Cummings
George Walkingshaw
Providence
Titta Hoban
Marshwood
Hle
Baptist Young People's Union
Susquehanna Street Baptist Shurch
Isaac D. Grifiths
American Baptist Publication Society
M. K. Harnden
Iatie Loftus
Mary Regin
Dallas
Thomas Davis
James Feseley
Tommy Peeley
Rosendale
Wis
D. J. Davis
Blakely
Plymouth
David Evans
West Scranton
David Griffith
Waymart
Mrs. Lynady
Father Coffey
Olyphant
Taylor News
Elmhurst
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
P Zie ¢Er
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bradford County
Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Red Men
Athens
Bryan and Stephenson
Troy D
Gilmer
East Waverly
Sayre
Christian and Missionary Alliance
W. T. Davies
KE. F. Kizer
Pacific Coast
L. Hendelman
General Electric Company
Schenectady
BR. Slee
Still- Water
Teachers’ Institute
Hale's Opera House
Putnam
Miss Gill
Germania Band
Russell H. Conwell
William Hawley Smith
Thursda
Aries
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
County Fair
Morris Congdon
Peter Allen
Punxsutawney
North Branch Universalist Association
Quarry Glen Club
G. W. Blackmun
B.T. Hale
C. B. Porter
J. W. Codding
C.L. Tracy
P. O'Donnell
Bradford
Durrell Center
Black Diamond Oil and Gas Company
Brooklyn
Wow
Boston
Nichola
Machinley
Farrel
Linet
Gam
Hm H.R Fantom
Willis
Kennedy
Nurat
R. US
Donahue
McFarland
Carrick, Mercer and Grady
Snyder
St Tours
Chicomo
Jones
Criger
Kason
Donohue
O' Day
Lowt BC
Figgigiv
Pitteliure
Viihadel
Moston
Lola Seaee
York
State Firemen's Convention
South Dakota
Wyoming
Leyburne’s Stock Company
Voyage En Suisse
the Little Egypt Company
People’s Exchange
Nouse
Penn Avenue
Jolaware
Noora
Rockaway
I, Engler
Nori Washington Avenue
Coop Tanker
Tribune
L. M
General Delivery
Madison Avenue
J. W
Williams S Building
City
Witil Board
Adams Avenue
Liberal
Tribune Office
Marine Corps
United States” Navy
Crusta
Libertenant
B. 1
N. W
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Press
N. V. Waller
Connell Building
Webster Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Otter
Potter
Price Street
Katie
Algo
Call
Addrow
North Lumber Avenue
Ciild
Wome
Forest Court
Adueesa T. M
Elm Street
Adutewsa
Routh Street
Wilkerwtre, A
Putnam Street
North
Ee King
Ord
Walats
Louise Bhoomaker
Mae Adams Nevone
A B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Kirke
Adamu and
Mulherry
Lackawanna Store Association
Fairchild
Certified Public Accountant
Edward CG. Spaulding
G. PB
Traders’ Bank
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Consell Building
Frederick I, Brown
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Joseph Kelley
Linden
Dr. C. FE. Bilesberger, Pauli
Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Corner
Wyoming and
Mulberry
J. F. Reynolds
Pranklin Avenue
Hatel Reasonable
Zeigler
Scranton House
Henger
Victor Koch
J. W. Browning
Atelaw
Meare Building
D. B. Replogle
Meareuilding
Sprice
Frank Li. Boyle
Counseli Loratelin
Burr Building
Hooma Mt
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Ees Re
Jessup
James W. Oarfond
Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Mears
L. A. Watres
Attorney-Atlaw
Board of Trade Building
GB. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank Building
C. Comegys
Republican
A.W. Berthole
MEARE
W. B. Allen
W. J. Amoreadsn
Grpick
Wasington Avenue
Choot
Lackawanna
Sctilanton
Mediccine
Opelia
Thomas M Cann
W. OR. Plumley
ASAL
Leeds
A. Clark &O
Bredemen
MS. Orgmen
Sol Washington Avenue
Green Hinges
Main Avenue
de Plane
Joseph Kurttel
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Megargee Bmos
EN Ve Paper B
Bonen Ee Ly Uyenud
Seranion, Pa
Lawrence County
Associated Press
Port Tampa City, Fla
Pennsylvania Railroad
Land
Mags
Armabur Adelphia
Baltimore
Haeleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Philadelpia
Bunbury
West
Bun
Vidledelphia
Timore Washington
Sunbury
Feleton
J. R. Wood
Pane
Hutchinson
Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Hoboken
Stroudburg
Oswerpe
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Nicholson
Oswego
Bloomabarie
Northumberland
Nanticoke
Moi
Nantienke
Bloomaburg
Teave Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Troina
Nonesdale
Lake Todore
Menmylvania R
Albany
Points North
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
United States
Toraida
J. W. Burdick
N. T
H.W. Cross
Liberty Straet
South Ferry
Newark
Elizabeth
Saston
Alrtown
Maueh Chunk
White Haven
Bundove
Pittston
Mountain Park
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Allentown
H. P
Daldwin
Pass
Agt
Ontario
Western B.R
Teave
Serane Carbon Arrivaton
Dale
Carlonla
Carale
Aosia
Arhomdale
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
L. T. Keller
Treatmant
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