Wilkes-Barre Buzzes With New Tribune Branch and Local Events
The Tribune opens an office at 29 Laning building Wilkes Barre Public Square aiming to deliver earlier editions to the northeast. Next Saturday Westminster church hosts the annual rally of mission bands and Junior Christian Endeavors. Firwood colliery resumes after drought idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Laning Building
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
New York
Mission
Westminster Church
West Pittston
P. A. O'Royle
M. N. Donnelly
Mr. Wagner
Miss Blaum
S J. Nicholas
Father Nagle
Gomer Reese
Johnstown
Plymouth
St. Stephen's Church
John McGlynn
St. Mary's Church
Father Mathew Society
Macknight
Plains
HL. FE. Hayden
County Teachers’ Institute
Grand Opera House
Ten Men Survive Shaft Accident at Empire Breaker
An early morning shaft accident at the Empire breaker of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. left ten men dropped from a carriage and injured or bruised. Engineer Halliday lost control briefly. several workers were rescued by the company ambulance as others walked home. One injured man, Richard Roderick, is a noted contractor. The incident follows a previous accident involving Halliday at another shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Breaker
Lehigh and ‘Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Halliday
Hal
David Williams
Richard Roderick
Trobert Davis
Michael Muscavage
Willam Casymr
Polea
Davis
Engineer Halliday
South Wilkes-Barre
Kemp
Halltay
Empire
Roderick
Ming
Hileterday
Goff and Mary F Morgan wed in city church ceremony
Mr Goff and Miss Mary F Morgan were married by Rev Dr Boyle at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The organ played Lohengrin as ushers from Wilkes Barre York and Philadelphia attended. Bridesmaids included the brides nieces, with B F Morgan as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s North Franklin Street home and a midnight bridal tour then departure. they will be at home after Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
Mary F. Morgan
Dr. Boyle
Carl Schmitt
Pirot
John Brownell
Richard Jones
Harry Jordan
Wilkes-Barre
Ault
York
Wood
Philadelphia
Lathrop
Carbondale
Grace
Nellie
Anna Morgan
Elvils
Miriani Post
Tace Morgan
B. F. Morgan
Boyle
Franklin Street
Patrick F. Lynch
Prospect
Moyallen Streets
Mary A
John Clinton
Ashley
St. Leo's Church
Father Hoban
Lizzie Clinton
M. J. Murray
City May Build Own Water Works Amid Other News
Councilman R. W. Williams says the city may own its water works soon offering to buy from current operators. if rejected, bonds will fund a plant above Campbell's Ledge. Crystal Spring and Citizens’ Water face water-supply challenges as Scranton plans to source Lehigh water. Also: a city wedding, a serious crime case, a miner killed, a Polish worker injured, and a delayed YMCA athletic day rescheduled for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Williams
Ninth Ward
Cornell
Campbell's Ledge
Crystal Spring Company
Citizens’ Company
Lehigh
Scranton
Williamas
Strike Ends at Heidbterg Colliery Near Pittston
The Heidbterg colliery of the Lehigh Valley company resumed work yesterday after days of idleness caused by a miners strike. Workers returned at the old scale.
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Heidbterg
Tlehich Valley Company
Pittston
King to Lecture for Charity at Young Men's Association
Dr Byron W King the noted elocutionist will speak at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms next Monday evening to benefit the Young Women's Christian Association. He is regarded as a prominent lecturer and a valued figure in the regional literary circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. King
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Dr. King
Thumptown Gossip and Montrose Rail Plans Mentioned
Notes from Tioga county discuss Thumptown and Gabtown rumors, a Wrigley team scare near Montrose, and a near-accident on Second Street. Miss Titus sells millinery to Miss Brown while her mother moves to Susquehanna. Surveyors prep a Lehigh Valley line to Paul Billings & Son warehouse. Northrop wins a $5000 NY scholarship via the Gould family. Local meetings, weddings, funerals, and a special Montrose train plan accompany farm, church, and business updates.
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Tioga County
Thumptown
Corbett
Witgsimmons
Wilkes-Barre
Gabtown
John Wrigley
Lake Carey
Harrison Street
Montrose Crossing
Second Street
Swall Brook
Anna
Ella Brown
Emma ‘Titus
Boardwell Lock
Titus
Susquehanna
Lehigh Valley
Paul Billings
Song
Albert Northrop
University of New York
Helen Gould
Northrop
Goulds
Wizard of
Wall Street
Mia
A. FE. Buck
Rey
G. C. Lyman
Pittston
Tunkhannock Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
W. E. Bullock
Montrose Road
Sadie Kaiser
Montrose
William Kittridge
W. M. Hiller
Brisbin
Armrong
Free Methodist Church
Vose
Robert Moyers
Prospect Hill
Corish Hill
Charles Tremayne
Ashley
Henry Harding
Charles E. Terry
Lydia Osterhout
A. B. Browe
Waverly
Baptist Church
George Hine
Adiison Miller
Ta High Valley Company
Coxton
Telegraph Inc
Arnis
Gazaar
Keeler
H. F. Lobeck
Dutch Mountain
Nelson Conrad
Auburn
A. W. Renshaw
Local nuptials and social notices fill a spring day
Miss Amélia Brandamore and John Hawker wed at the Brandamore home with a large bridal party. The Hawkers plan New York then Gravity Heights housekeeping. Also Mrs. William H. Ham and daughter Florence visit New York and Morris Town. Mrs. J J O’Connell suffers stomach trouble. Miss Kellogg and Mr Lowden wed on Second Street with Rev Hoderick officiating.
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Amélia Brandamore
John Hawker
Mortimore Brandamore
Edward Burne
Barbara Brandamore
Miesee Annie Brandamore
Clara Wilder
Charles Hawker
Henry Brandamo
L. BE. Kellogg
J. G. Lowden
Second Street
R. M. Hoderick
New York
Mizael Vinnie Rose
Antoinette D. Balla
Erie
Dr. Sweeny
Coe Bride
Port i
Lateo
Giatee
Treatise on Charity Against Politics and Pauper Relief
A long essay argues that state aid must protect taxpayers and limit aid to the destitute, condemning outdoor relief as breeding dependence and corruption. It calls for nonpolitical charity leadership, stronger public oversight, and education to lift the poor toward self help, citing Amos G. Warner and Seth Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Amos GO
Warner
Social Sciecme
Leland Stanford University
United States
Seth Low
National Conference of Charities
Brooklyn
State Board of Charities
Couple to wed at Calvary Baptist Church
Thomas Griffiths and Miss Christie Powell plan to marry next Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Calvary Baptist Church with the church pastor officiating. The church fair and festival will be held next month organized by the Ladies and Young Ladies societies as they work to ensure a successful event. iv J Porteus visits Philadelphia. John Francis r will depart for Lafita to take a mine foreman post. The Independent Social club dance at Taylor hall draws a large crowd. Price Library recep tion committee to meet tonight at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffiths
Christie Powell
Calvary Baptist Church
Porteus
Philadelphia
John Francis
Lafita
Independent
Taylor Hall
Price Library
Notice to creditors in bankruptcy case
Court records show a public notice from Moonie Pennsylvania dated October 14, 106 warning creditors to file any claims or bills against the estate of Margaret t:i and ing wii ha ogee fale wi oe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereas
Mwir
Margaret T
Pablo
Moonie
Help Wanted Ad Offers and Classified Notices
A page of old classified ads shows varied help wanted postings from salesmen to domestics, with brief notes on location and remuneration. It also includes rental notices and local business listings, plus several attorney advertisements and public notices across Scranton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardc
Fish & CO
Norden Mock
Chisago
Alesmen
Edward Cow &Co
Chambers Street
N. Y
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table Revised
Time table effective June 18 lists departures from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and beyond with morning and afternoon slots plus Sunday times. Connections to Atlantic City New York Newark Philadelphia and Reading Terminal are shown with express options and parlor car service. Returning trains from New York Philadelphia and other points noted along with through ticketing and station agent contact.
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Athantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mouch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Bagton
P. m. Burnsley
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
A.m
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Bundy
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Mt. m
H. S Aanaarenten
J. H. Olhausen
Eave Beranton Ua
All Points
Easton
Trenton
South
Washington and Way
Hinghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Path
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Weat
Bath
Binghamton
Nicholson
Binghamton and
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswegonia
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pitteton
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburo
Baltimore
Washington
Natcicoke
Pullman
M. L. Smith
City Ticket
Lackawanna Avenue
Depot Ticket Office
Titine
Scranton
Erie
Tmm
Honesaly
Hawley
Toe
Lonerdale
Wilkes-Barre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Goff
Miss Morgan
Edward Houck
Hazard Wire Rope “Works
FB. H. Benning
Houck
Frank Achut
Sturmerville
Hungary
William Gager
Franklin Collery
City Hospital
The
David Kennedy
Honesdale
Children’s Aid Society
State Board of Public Charities
Hhs
Taylor
Motlee
Avoca
Tribune
TATE
Ellwanger & Harry
Rochester
N.Y
Tribune Affien
P.O. Yoatom
Aifves
Actorers' Oil CO
Cleveland
L Hitchcock
North Washington Avenue
Green Rideo
Mango Chemcal Company
John Street
STED
Vicinity
Prine
Maurice Ek Bavacool
East Stroudsburg
Figaro cl
GAKCO
Chicago
Outfitires
JAN Mfg Co
Agen Ents
Consolidated Mfg. CO
van Buren
EQMAN
Addresa L, N. CO
Station L
Bolgia No
Hinde
Box
P.O. Box
Boston
Mase
Meadow Brook Water Company
Ihmasonry Dam
Brufford Meadow Brook
Aming Avenue
Macleene Company
A. Biths
G. B Hand
South Abington
Clark's Summit
Brown & Moore Architects
A. A. Nichols
Clarks Summit
Legal
Eterna
WM. A. Myers
Lackawanna County
Litta
Naid County
de Eeta Rian
S Mall
Williams
Adams Avenue
M. A
L. B
N. Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
J.T
Care Tribune
W. W. Vernon
Adoreaa
Margaret
William A. Taft
Washington Avenue
Ec. Co
Laurach
AGRON
Wyoming Avenue
K. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons
Alvsman
Lental Medicine CO
Filbert Street
Trent Aleven
Sh Penn Avenue
W. Gibson Jones
Spruce Street
Madison Avenue
Jefferson
Gibson Jones
Main Avenue
Anderson
Adams
G. Edgar Dean
Court House Square
Kay
Penn Ave
Allen
North
CC. T. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
Ch. L. M. Gates
Wasigace
Madison
Pr. J. OC
Bateson
Linden Street
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas F. Ryans
Luserne
John Jehmyn
J. M. Sherfield
Scranton Street
Seranton, Pa
Warren & Knapp
Law
Republican Building
W. Chuber
Lackawanna Aveebe
James W. Oakford
Commonwealth Building
F. Gents
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L. A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Seranton
Trie Townsend
Hollenback
Wish
Theo Faylortte Vile
G RK. Pitcher
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Architects
Edward He, Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor. Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Republic Savings and Loan Association
L& N. Callender
Dime Bank
Leeds
G. R., Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
BAUER
R. J. Gauer
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Washington Ave
Frank P, Brown
Prank-Lin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Ew York
E. N. Anable
Meridian Street
Park Hill
Wire Sreens
Job, Kuettel
Medical
Connolly & Wallace
Priestly’s
Court House
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
Delawa Hudson
Ral Roan
New Lackawanna Avenue
Beranton
Farview
Waymart
Albany
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Montreal
Mates Siabaceat
Barathen
Gage
Fhiacerne Een
W.R
Pate and Wilker- Barre
Apm
White Haven
Hagieton
Pottaville
Beaver Phendew
Potteville
Tinkhennock
Towanda
Bhimira
Geneva
Panoranias
H. BR. R
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Vam
Horhhester
Buffal
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Ehicacy
Pittston Junction
Aha
Salamanca
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H
Wilbur
Lee
Pasa
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Schanton Division
Herth
É Britaine
Tal
Rean
West
Weehawken
Wari
Illy
T, Flitcroft
Rose Be
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