Wilkes-Barre Tribune opens branch in Public Square
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch office at No 2% Laning building Public Square to deliver northeastern Pennsylvania editions three to five hours before Philadelphia and New York papers. Also notes committee examinations for miner certificates in three districts and business changes. Mrs Darte funeral details given with pallbearers and interment at Forty Fort.
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Thomas Howard
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Grand ‘Tunnel
Ralph Turner
Ed ‘H.willams
John Fisnn
Excellent Programme Arranged by County Superintendent
County Superintendent of Schools Harrison has arranged the annual session of the County Teachers' institute at the Grand Opera house starting Monday Oct 2 and lasting until Friday. An able corps of instructors includes Miss Mathilde B Coffin Dr J P Welsh and others from Michigan Pennsylvania and New York. The Directors' association meets Thursday. Deputy State Superintendent Houck will address teachers. Lectures feature George Kennan Russel H Connell A J Palmer Leland Powers with Arctic Asia Born a King Company D and Situchran impersonations.
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County Teachers’ Institute
Grand Opera House
Mathilde B. Coffin
Detroit
Andrew 8. Draper
University of Iulnois
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J. P. Welsh
Bloomsburg State Normal School
T. J. Gibson
Ebensburg
Mary McMahon
Columbia
I. A. Heikes
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Directors’ Association
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George Kennan
Arctic
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Russel H. Connell
A. J. Palmer
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White Haven Protests Lehigh Water for Wilkes Barre
White Haven residents protest tapping the Lehigh River to supply Wilkes Barre. They warn the Lehigh provides White Haven’s saw mills and industry power and fear insufficient water if diverted. The Journal urges an injunction and favors Susquehanna water from Campbell's Ledge as a practical solution.
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Divorce filings from Hazleton couples reveal abuse and desertion
Mary Ann Goldworthy sues William Goldworthy in Phillipsburg for a marriage begun October 21, 1890s and ending February 1818 with alleged cruelty and April 1803 desertion. Treve Wilkinson files for divorce from William H Wilkinson, married March 18, 1882, separated July 17, 1905, with husband missing since. Subpoenas issued for both cases returnable to the next argument court.
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Mary Ann Goldworthy
William Goldworthy
Phillipsburg
N. J
Hazleton
Trevutman
Treve Wilkinson
William H. Wilkinson
Ibellant
Court actions from quarter sessions in Pitieton Exeter and others
Judge Bennett appoints Henry Zeigler and James Mangan as auditors in Pitieton township. Judge Woodward issues an opinion in Exeter borough upholding exceptions and setting aside the report of commissioners. A rule grants show cause in the Rosenkrantz hotel license case and in Commonwealth vs Martin Shea. The court orders no transcription of testimony notes in Lepelock case.
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Bennett
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James Mangan
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Peter Lepelock
Republicans Hold County Committee Meeting
The county Republican committee met yesterday morning with Chairman Thompkins absent. Vice-Chairman Robinson led the meeting as Evan Jones served as secretary. Prominent Republicans from across the county attended and predicted a handsome majority for the county ticket. Notables present included Alvin Markle, B W Wilde, and W J Scott.
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Thompkins
Robinson
Evan Jones
Alvin Markle
B.W. Wilde
Hazleton
W. J. Scott
Republican League
Regiment 143rd Pennsylvania Tablets Dedication Trip
On Monday a large party departs for Gettysburg to dedicate the tablet marking where the One Hundred and Forty third Pennsylvania Volunteers earned fame in a great battle. The regiment drew from Luzerne Lackawanna Susquehanna and Bradford counties. Colonel George Wichard leads the monument committee with A J Colborn of Scranton as ending.
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Scranton
Transfers and events in local church and community scene
Rev Joseph Billstein is moved to the Fort Wayne diocese after serving as Father Nagle's assistant at St Nicholas German Catholic Church and leaves for his new field. Bishop OHara to confirm a large class at St Nicholas next Sunday. A large reception honored Rath Josephs for his books gift to the congregation. The Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company plans six months of full-time work.
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St. Nicholas
Fort Wayne
Frield
Patrick Kennedy
Plymouth
Colorado
Second District
United American Mechanics
Wickes-Barre
Pworth League
Young Men's Christian Association
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
O'Hara
Wiliam Humphreys
Bessie Ransbury
Stroudsburg
Dr. Lewakoski
Broadway
Nanticoke
Asher Lazarus
Kesdhler
Franklin Street
Weddings and funerals mark busy period in town
Sam Bloch and his daughter in New York for his brother’s marriage. Mr and Mrs Thomas English return from a wedding tour in New York and New Jersey and plan to live with the bride’s parents until their William Street home is ready. The funeral for Thomas Jones will be Wednesday at the Primitive Methodist church with interment in Langcliffe cemetery. JP McAndrew and Miss Maggie McHale to marry tomorrow at St John’s in Pittston. Misses Saltry and Thornton visit Scranton relatives. Avoca Hose company invites to join Mechanic Hose on Firemen’s Day Oct 17. Thomas Johns returns to Richmondale after a visit with friends. Rev and Mrs Brydie return home after visit with McCrindle family.
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Sam Bloch
New York
Thomas English
New Jersey
William Street
Thomas Jones
Langcliffe
JP. H. McAndrew
Maggie McHale
Pittston
St. John’s Church
Katie Saltry
Katie Thornton
Scranton
Mise GB
O'Brien
M. J. Swift
McLaughlin
Avoca Hose Company
Mechanic Hose Company
Thomas Johns
Richmondale Yesteryn
William McCutcheon
North Main Street
Mra
Brydie
Mirs
Thomas McCrindle
Symptone Metature Heals Tumors Says Dr Bwayne
A late 19th century advertisement claims Swayne’s Ointment stops intense itching and bleeding from skin tumors or ulcers. It promises healing and tumor removal and notes availability by mail or druggists for cents, from Dr. Bwayne & Son of Philadelphia.
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Taylor Herald Debuts Under Editor H J Daniels
The Taylor Herald introduced a condensed yet engaging first issue under editor H J Daniels. A New York pastor Rev W Howland delivered an inspiring Sunday sermon at Methodical Episcop al church followed by a love feast. The evening third quarterly meeting was led by Rev J C Eckman of Scranton and a sermon was given. Rev H McDermott of Kingston slated to preach at the village camp meeting tonight.
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Doctor Endorses Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills
A physician testimonial from Dr John Dobson of Chicago dates July 20 1895 praising Dr Hobb's Sparagus Kidney Pills for curing kidney related blood diseases. The letter claims rapid relief in rheumatism gout anemia and nervous disorders and asserts the pill’s power comes from asparagus officinalis. Pills priced 50 cents per box with free pamphlet and mail order available from Hobb's Medicine Co Chicago or San Francisco.
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Avoca Woman Overtly Thanks Tribune For Advertised Help
A Avoca resident writes to The Tribune praising the paper for publishing her ad and securing a home. She asks to omit a remaining “Situation Wanted as Housekeeper” notice but expresses sincere thanks for the assistance received. The letter notes copies of the original comment and mentions Tribune adlets.
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Help Wanted Classified Excerpt Turbulent Advertising
Numerous advertisements seek male sales agents, chemists, and general laborers. listings include canvassers for books, cigars, and jewelry makers, plus housework help, clerks, chauffeurs, bartenders, and machinery engineers. Contact details point to Scranton area firms and national suppliers.
Forest City residents attend Jer mine Father Mabhew celebration
Daniel O Keefe of Forest City plans a visit to friends in Honesdale while local Catholic groups from Forest City led by cadettes join the Father Mabhew celebration in Jer mine. Clergymen Rev Fairchild and Rev Thorpe preached in local churches Sunday as turnout neared 150 members across three societies. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads urge readers to overcome fatigue and prevent sickness with trusted tonics and pills.
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Honesdale
John W. Jones
Montrose
Ernest D. Caryl
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Scenton
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Scranton
Jermyn
Fairchild
Dallas
Baptist Church
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Balance Sheet Snapshot from Beranton PA Bank
The document shows year end figures for ACES RESOU Loans and discounts totaling $1,081,000 79, resources from due from banks and bankers, cash items, and other assets. Liabilities include capital stock, undivided profits, surplus fund, and deposits with notes and bills outstanding as well as amounts due to other banks and state banks.
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Train Schedules From Scranton to Major Cities 1895
Scranton timetables list trains to Philadelphia New York Bethlehem Easton and Rochester with multiple departures on D and H divisions. Beverages include via Beaver Meadow and Pottsville branches and through cars to Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and west via D H R R and L W routes. Officers Munnemacher and Wilbur oversee operations with South Bethlehem offices.
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