Arrests Reach Across Family Disputes in Carbondale
In Carbondale C E Stilson was arrested on a non support charge filed by his wife of the Rogera block South Main street. He had been away in Brooklyn and returned to tend family affairs. A warrant charged him with an unnatural crime with his daughter Lulu 21. Mrs G W Cutrad and Mrs Helifah of Scranton are to be subpoenaed in the case.
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C. EE. Stilaon
Yester
Fils
Rogera
South Main Street
Brooklyn
Incoming marriages of two city couples announced
Robert Tully of Gilbert Street will wed Lizzie Davis of Brooklyn Street and Clifford Chapman of Jeffery Street will wed Flossie Gritman of Belmont Street. Both weddings slated for Wednesday, Oct. 2 at the brides’ parents’ residences amid much family and social interest.
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Robert Tully
Gilbert Street
Lizzie Davis
Brooklyn Street
Clifford Chapman
Jeffrey Stress
Misa Flossie Gritman
Belmont Street
Scranton and Forest City residents in local notices
Local items report medical procedures by Dre Burns and Wheeler on Mrs. Wirts of Forest City for a large abdominal abscess with fair recovery prospects. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Golden Miller of Clifford, attended by the Munns and Grace Munn.
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Dre, Burns
Scranton
Wheeler
Christopher Wirts
Forest City
G. R. Munn
Mise Grace
Ralph Munn
Golden Miller
Cifford
Mise Lizzle Maxwell
Nuree
W. A. Swingle
South Canaan
W. G. Scurry
FF. Mills
Barber
Wayne County
Mina Mills
P.M. Killeran
Telephone Exchange
Sarah Howley
Scratton
Traction Company
San Francisco Minstrels to Appear at Father Mathew Opera House
The San Francisco minstrels a clever company of comedians singers and dancers will perform at the Father Mathew opera house Friday evening. A splendid treat is promised for lovers of minstrel entertainment. The post office lists several advertised letters including Mrs Julia O'Brien Mrs George Hing and others. A large run of local social notes and a pan of mentions closes with Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by J M Nickle of Nickle Bros.
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San Francisco
Father Mathew
Julia O'Brien
George Hing
N. L. Williams
Anthony Roth
Joseph Warton
Thomas Pugh
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Mitchell
Katherine Mitchell
Scranton
John O'Malley
F. J. Thomas
Susquehanna
Kate Reardon
Joe Carroll
Carbondale
Misees Gabriel
Agnes Colenvir
Marecuret McHale
Bertha Duffy
Mary MelHale
Milton
Joseph Kennedy
Kathe‘afferty
Wilkes- Barre
Bridget Reap
Vila Coons
Jermyn
Bundiy
Gertrude Atherton
W. K. Tripler
T. B. Williams
Blakely
Montgomery
N.Y
Elizabeth
Nettie
New York
F. Gibbons
Mist McDonald
Mt. Carmel
Diphtheria Scare Stirs Concern After Gang of Members
A diphtheria scare was created last week when three of the members of a local group exhibited illness rumors and prompted cautious health checks. Officials urge calm and remind residents to follow vaccination schedules.
Dreaded disease affects Mullinex family in town
Charles Mullinex family were taken with a serious illness, but all are recovering and the disease has not spread. Local residents Charles King and Miss Hattie Hollenbeck visited friends, with others from Peckville and Avoca. Hyde Park social events included a Sunday gathering and church news notes about Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m. and an Epworth League lecture at the Methodist church tomorrow night by Rev. W H Pearce.
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Charles Mullinex
Charles King
Wilkes-Barre
Hattie Hollenbeck
Fred Benjamin
Peckvilla
Wyomling Avenues
Eworth
Epworth League
Methodiet Episcopal Church
W. HL. Pearce
Mediterranean
Jermany and Mayfield News Briefs Span Minor Injuries
A well known miner Tom N Jones of Evie colliery was injured yesterday when a crase thaber end fell from a stopport striking his chest. He received care at home in Mayfield from Dr. P C Manney and is not believed to be in danger. The newspaper notes a birthday party for Marcella Irving and updates on a horse theft case sighting in Hazleton with a suspect youth leader. Other items include a school stenography class opening, ongoing mountain fires, railway changes delay, and local social notes.
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Tom N. Jones
Evie
My. Jones
Mr. Jones
Mayfield
P. C. Manney
Michel Irivng
Third Street
Marcella
Liverman Bray
Hazleton
Delaware and Hudson
de BC
Manley
Richard Brown
Derrington Stock Farm
Greenfield
Fsl
Miz
John Coyle
West Mayfield
Sumlay
Glee Club
L. F. Morris
Woroarh
Carbondale
Carbondale Where Mr. Morris
Jennet Gardner
Scrannon
Mary Gordon
Cecelia Maloney
Avoca
the Sacred Heart Church
Kate Reardon
Scranton
Willl
Crystal Fire Company
Death of Mrs Dr Toodman in Mount Carmel Carriage Accident
Dr Belhimer received news of his sister Mrs Dr Toodman death after a horse frightened carriage near Mount Carmel. He and his wife traveled there. Water scarcity in Priceburg forces people to fetch water from all sources. silk mill laid off for lack of water. Mr Ell Box returned to Priceburg.
Grand Taylorville lodge fair opens in Weber's Hall
Taylorville lodge No 669 Odd Fellows prepares a three night festival in Weber's Hall with decorated interior booths and musical and sale events. Tickets at 5 cents include supper and admission. Funeral of Mrs William Howells today at 2 from Atherton Street with burial at Forest Home cemetery.
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Taylorville Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Weber's
Wiliam Howells
Atherton Street
Forest Home
Wesley Fatasinger
Wilkes, Barre
John R. Neeley
Messer
Richard Watking
John F.turriss
Lackawanna Council
Daughters of
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
William Howells
Sadie Evans
Nanticoke
John . Evans
Main Street
Members of Harper Lodge to Attend Mrs. Bell Funeral
All members of Harper lodge No. 77 will meet at the hall this Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. G. Bell. The remains can be viewed at her home between 9 and 11 a.m. today, after which the casket will not be opened. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Conner returned today after a week with friends at Herwick, Pa.
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Harper Lodge
J. G. Bell
P. F. Conner
Herwick
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promises Positive Cure
Readers hear of a cure for catarrh said to be the only positive remedy known by the medical community. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous tissues, offering one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Comes with testimonials and contact details for F J Cheney Co Toledo.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Revival Meetings At Evangelical Church In This City
Rev G Haas conducts revival meetings at the Evangelical church with Miss Ella Delbert of Carbondale assisting. The article also notes local school prosperity under Miss Stella Price of Spring Brook. Several Scranton visitors and guests are listed along with a harvest note on apples and nuts and frost damage.
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Evangelical Church
G. Haas
Ella Delbert
Carbondale
Stella Price
Spring Brook
John Odell
Scranton
Gue Henne
H. C. Hall
Ednard Ploof
Carrie Kirst
Joseph Zeller
J. ©. Cobb
C. Hall
Mona la Pool
Clyde Cobb
Green Ridge
Pevere
Morgan
Mrs. Myers
Iowa
Local Residents Gather at Summer Home
Mia and friends visited the area with Pf McPeek and others joining. Mr Coursen from Scranton spent Sunday at his summer home nearby.
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Mia
McPeek
Coursen
Scranton
Musical festival planned in Honesdale Baptist church
Howard Hallett, who lost a flight arm in an accident on Locomotive Lackawanna, is recovering in Honesdale. A musical festival featuring Sawyer's band and other instrumental talent is set for Friday at the Baptist church. Delaware and Hudson payments were received in town, drawing a large crowd to witness the steam shovel work at the dump and the canal basin coal pocket relocation plan.
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Honesdale
Howard Hallett
Lackawanna
Baptist Church
Sawyer
Delaware and Hudson
At & Oolock
Canal Basin
Theatrical Yesternight at Lyceum and Academy
Kellar the Wonderful entertained a large Lyceum audience with marvels of illusion and cabinet tricks. Bennet and Moulton’s company opened a week at the Academy of Music with Dark Out Russia, supported by a strong cast and a busy bill of specialties and a compact orchestra.
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Kellar
Wonderful
Lyceum
Waual
Bennet and Moulton
Academy of Music
Grattan Donnellys
Darkout Hussia
Price
Academy
Lawrence Stratton
John Gernet
Harold Kennedy
Lawrence O'Brien
Alina Aiken
Isabel Pitt Lewis
Semon Extravaganza at Gaiety and Toll Gate Inn at Tyceum
The genial Harry Semon showcases his extravaganza company in Ziz Ziz at the Gaiety with stars Nettie Huffman the Ardelle Sisters and Nevellos. Also Toll Gate Inn a play about Puritans and Vermont rural life starring Silvia Midwell and others at Tyceum tonight through Thursday.
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Harry Semon
Gaiety
Jarae
Nettie D. Huffman
Clack and
Emmons
Ardelle Sisters
Nevellos
John Dougherty
Miss Huffman
Ist
South Africa
Roberto
Ace8
Alger
Dreyfus
Devile
Ardelle
Semone
Toll Gate Inn
Tyceum
Silvia Midwell
David Murray
Alexander Kearney
Frances Whitehouse
Dickey Toeluno
Getrie Mortimer
Don Smedt
Vermont
Toll Gate Ton
Meeting House
The Sporting Duchess at Sweetn Thursday Evening
A grand horse loving audience should see The Sporting Duchess arriving Thursday night. The lavish stage presents the finest of creatures with forty one speaking parts and over fifty onstage performers led by stars Mrsilly iel Agnes Proctor and others including Maurice Drew Allen Davenport and William Parke.
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New York
Mrvilly Iel
Agnes Proctor
School and business notices in Scranton area
School of the Lackawanna Scranton Poa courses preparatory to college law medicine or business opens Sent Bend for catalogue Ron Thomas Cann principal and Proprietor W E Phaimley head mister Clark Co bredmen and nurserymen stores 128 North Madison Avenue store telephone 752 Bav ers Orchestra music for balls picnics receptions weddings and concert work furnished terms address RK Bauer conductor Wyoming Avenue over Halberta music store
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School OF the Lackawanna
Scranton
Poa
Th. Bend
Ron Thomas M. Cann
W. E. Phaimley
A. M
GR. Clark & CO
Washington Avenue
Green House
North
Madi Wee Nue
Bavers Orchestra
J. Bauer
Wyoming Cavenuie
Halberta
Delaware and Hudson May 1899 Scranton to connections schedule
Trains depart Scranton for Carbondale Albany Montreal Honesdale Wilkes Barre and New York with listed times and connections. The notice outlines Sunday trains and transfers via Valley Railroad and Black Diamond lines, naming Burdick Albany and Cross as officials.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoon
Montreal
Eisten
Honesvile
Wilkes-Burte
New York
Uace
Valley Railroad
Penns
Vik Lehinh Valley Railroad
Ienstana
Garanten i
Carbondiale Gael
Wille
Wille # Favre
Kor
Ravesteal
Ae Ton
New England
Burdick
N.V
H.W. Cross
Béranton
Trains From Scranton to Major Points May 1 1894
Train schedules list departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Pottville Bethlehem Tunkhannock Towanshi Geneva Geneva to Rochester Buffalo and other westbound points via D L & W RR and Lehigh Valley lines. Highlights include Diamond Express services 1159 pm Daniel Diamond Express 2007 and Pullman cars between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Tickets and reservations through Lackawanna Avenue Scranton and Bethlehem offices.
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New York
Libert Street
N. R
South Perry
Whiteham Front
Keave Scranton
Newark
Villavend
Philadelphia
Eaunt Hothlehem
Allentown
White Haven
Sana. In
Tillem
Willes-Eirre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Painis
Bethlehem
Long Branch
Ceran Grove
Scranton
D. & Mw RR
Hialotot
Thong
Mack Diamond
Sundiass
Altral
Tunkhannock
Towanshi Bimba
Tihaent Geneva
Dile & WW
Sis P
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Nineara Palle
Chinato
Pointe
WD. Tor
Tascol
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalond Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilber
Bethleham
Chas. & LR
Lundt Street
A.W. Nonnemacher
Apple
Lackewanre Ave
Train schedules misread for Scranton report
Scranton train timetable fragment lists departures for New York Nowbureh and intermediate Bele radiromd points with Hawley and Feranton as referenced stops. Times appear corrupted with 228 ppm and 100 a.m. and 8.19 p.m. remain unclear.
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Scranton
New York
Nowbureh
Bele Radiromd
Ulee
Hawley
Jornal Pointe
Cio
Feranton
Lyceum to Present Phroso with Odette Tyler Next Friday
The Lyceum theater schedules a major engagement next Friday night featuring Odette Tyler in Phroso by Anthony Ho. Tyler calls the role the most congenial she has yet attempted and credits Frohman with assembling a strong company for a scenic presentation rivaling Carolins Mitford.
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Lyceum Theater
Charles Feohman
Anthony Ho
Phroso
Odette Tyler
Miss Tyler
Hope
Neopelia
Carolins Mitford
Secret Service
New York
London
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