Wilkes-Barre Tribune expands with new branch office
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune opens a branch at No 2 Laning Building Public Square to serve northeast Pennsylvania and deliver papers three to five hours earlier than Philadelphia and New York. Other items note a derailed Duryea trolley near Pittston, a $10,000 damages suit against the Central Railroad of New Jersey, street disturbances by children on Madison Street, a $244 shortage in Mane tu Tribe accounts, an appointment of a standing commissioner, and ejectment action in Hazleton over land parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Laning Building
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Dominick Wojochoski
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
Woodward
J. M. Garman
T.D. Garman
H. W. Palmer
A. H. McClintock
Three Huns Attempt to Help Themselves to New Clothes
Three men entered Kinsey's hat store on the Square and tried to steal hats buckskin gloves and winter caps. Jeweler John Kuschke blocked them at the door and the trio returned the loot. Police detained them. they were fined heavily and remanded on bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsey
John Kuschke
Mr. Kuschke
Tragic Shaft Fall Claims Young Worker Near Nanticoke
James Fitzpatrick, 19, an employee at the Ries shaft near Nanticoke, fell 450 feet to the shaft bottom and was instantly killed. An orphan, he lived with his grandmother Mrs Sweeney at Warrior Run and left behind his mother and brother Bryan. Funeral planned for Saturday at Sugar Notch. Deeds filed show transfers in Freeland Pittston Dallas Kingston Edwardsville Plains Wilkes-Barre and related properties with amounts ranging from 40 to 2,275 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fitzpatrick
New Ries
Nanticoke
Fitzpatrick
Sweeney
Wiarrior Run
Mahony Valley
Hanover
Bryan
Sugar Notch
Freeland
F. C. Torehner
J. C. Tobert
Pittston Township
H. E. Kilne
John Lohman
Dallas Township
D. J. Williams
J. D. Lord
Kingston Township
Ais
John Pope
Sol Hirach
Edwardsville
Davis
John B. Colahen
Plains Township
G. W. Maxfield
Runaway Horse Causes Com Motion on River Street
A horse owned by Reagan Bros. ran away yesterday afternoon on River street. It dashed around the corner at Market Street and collided with another team, which halted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan Bros
River Street
Market Street
Red Ash Collieries Resume Work After Water Scarcity
Notes report the Red Ash collieries resuming operations after a period of idleness due to lack of water. It also mentions upcoming Young Men's Christian Association field sports, local business start by W. W. Neuer Jr., political breezes at the Democratic county committee, upcoming weddings of Jennie Osborne to Middleton and Robert Nesbitt to Sarah Robbins, deaths of Abel Moga and George Pehle, a death in Pittston hospital, an inquest by Alderman Loftus, and fines for two Hun men for annoying a family on Fell street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ash
Young Men‘s Christian Association
W. W. Neuer
Ben Davey, Jr
Hill Street
Democratic County Committee
Jennie
S. Osborne
Middleton
St. Stephens’ Church
Robert Nesbitt
Sarah Robbins
Northumberland
Abel Moga
Plymouth
Professor Moss
Mieh
George Pehle
Mace
Warrior Run
James Kallivoe
Pittston Hospital
Cawley
Alderman Loftus
Joseph Yedman
Peter Zeverlena
Fell Street
Inderlied Wins Clay Pigeon Shoot Flag at Local Match
F G Inderlied won the flag with George Glillespie second in the clay pigeon shoot held Tuesday at the local club. The New Milford Gun club plans to join a Union shoot in Brushville Saturday.
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F. G. Inderlied
George Glillespie
Edward Kelley
Toronto
Jeff
Pavilion
N. Y
Turner
Binghamton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Wagner
New Milford
A. King
Nellie McManus
Kirkwood
Jay House
Mra
John Jay
David McConnell
Scranton
F. J. Ward
Salem
Maccs
Allen Ward
C. Wakefield
Homer, Ir
J. F. Invin
Forest City Note Updates and Local Events
Charles Ross of Burnwood visited Forest City on business yesterday. The funeral of Michael Frits, who died in a culm chute accident at Richmondale, was held Wednesday. Due to rain, the new Catholic cemetery was not consecrated last Sunday. consecration will occur next Sunday if weather allows, with Bishop O Hara officiating. The D R Braman justice of the peace office moves to the Budd building. tax collector Wescott shares an office with Braman. Squire Braman sells his photograph business to a Clark's Summit man and will focus on duties as justice of the peace. An entertainment and social by the Daughters of America is Tuesday in Higgins hall. The Canadian Jubilee Singers perform December 4 at Davis Opera House under the Epworth League. Aaron Vincent Bower will deliver a Frid lectures at the 100 theater for a water creation views.
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Charles Ross
Burnwood
Forest City
Michael Frits
Richmondale
Bishop O'Hara
Scranton
Justice of the Peace
D. R. Braman
Cunningham
Budd
Squire Braman
Clark's Summit
Wescott
Braman
Higgins’ Hall
Daughters of America
Canadian Jubilee Singers
Davis
Opera House
Epworth League
Aaron Vincent Bower
Treatment for Digestive Ailments Through a Curative Regimen
The passage discusses chronic stomach troubles including dyspepsia gastritis and other gastric disorders. It asserts that the great organ can fail to nourish the body, leading to wasting and death from a perforated ulcer or starvation, but claims cure has been achieved repeatedly by a specific regimen.
Bovinine promoted as a blood enricher and strength builder
Dr Louis Faust of Schenectady New York endorses Bovinine as a natural booster for the body. He claims even severe gastritis patients can tolerate it and notes his own mother relied on it during illness. He cites over 25000 physicians who use and endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Faust
Schenectady
N. Y
Epworth League debate on Cuba policy favors negative
The group split with the negative ruling that states should recognize Cuban people as belligerents. F J Osgood of this place will speak next Tuesday for Vandling literary society on building and loan associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
F. J. Osgood
Vandling Literary Society
Eddy Creek Mines Tragedy Claims 23-Year-Old Worker
James McHale a 23 year old laborer at Eddy Creek mines died instantly from a roof fall. He was taken by ambulance to the home of John O Hara, his boarding place. McHale, an Ireland native, had only been in the country two years.
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James McHale
Eddy Creek
John O'Hara
McHale
Ireland
Misa Julia May
Brooklyn
TG. Waring
Atherton
Waring
van Stokle
D. I. Berry
Gettysburg
Patrick Dempsey
Dempsey
J. Teonard Knapp
the Gazette
Sadie Heavy
N. Y
Father Mathew Opera House
J.B. Manning
Lenox
Susquehanna County
Attorney Manning
Avoca Woman Thanks Tribune for Helpful Housekeeper Ad
Under date of Oct 5 a Avoca woman writes to The Tribune to omit her Situation Wanted as Housekeeper advertisement and to thank the paper for helping her secure a nice home. The letter notes advertisers in Tribune ads receive favorable prices and service. The original letter is available at The Tribune business office.
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Avoca
The
Tribune
Help Wanted Classified Ads Mix of Opportunities
Help wanted notices show multiple postings: men to sell nursery stock in Rochester with recommendations, sales positions requiring experience. agents sought for stock subscriptions with no capital. salesmen and resident agents with local knowledge. women to represent a healthful chemical firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwanger & Harry
Rochester
Tribune
FIB. &Co
Borden Block
China
Ress
Givin
Cowles & Co
Broad Range of Help Wanted Ads From Scranton Area
Classified notices offer agents for cash registers and cigars, salesmen for jewelry and books, hall rental, real estate, and touring advertising services. Names, addresses, and compensation vary, with multiple Pennsylvania and Chicago providers seeking applicants.
McMillan Buys Jerry Wells Property for Next Week
M S McMillan purchases the Jerry Wells house and lot and will take possession next week. The town hears of a fire at John Trainor’s barn last evening, started by engine sparks with no insurance. Local events include a Ladies Auxiliary Methodist fair and a successful Miss Mildred Green concert in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. McMillan
Jerry Wells
Frank Doyle
Amy Partree
V. V. Walker
Scranton
Mr. Wilbur
Lizzie
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Green
Waverly
O. H. Williams
Montrose
John Trainor
J. M. Carpenter
Scranton Business Listings and Professional Directory Mention
A dense list of professionals and businesses appears, naming doctors, attorneys, and hotels in Scranton. Includes addresses on Washington avenue Wyoming avenue Spruce street Lackawanna avenue and nearby blocks, with several firms and individual practitioners such as Taft, Laubach, Dean, Kay, Jessup, Hand, Patterson, Wilcox, Okell, Ford, Edgar, Waters, Townsend, Pitcher, and others. The item serves as a local directory snapshot with multiple firms and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edgar Dean
Spruce Street
Scranton
Court House Square
Ch. Kay
Penn Ave
Tod P. ML
W. E. Allen
North
Washington Avenue
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Tables June 3 1906
Train times from Scranton to Pittston and connections to New York Philadelphia and other points. Express service to New York Newark Elizabeth with parlor car, various morning and afternoon departures. Returns from New York via Liberty Street and Philadelphia Heading Terminal with limited parlor car. Through tickets at reduced rates available. H Aldwin J H Olhausen General Bulletin.
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New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Allentown
Vette
Hem
Easton
Ocean Grove
Reading
Labanon
Aber
Liberty Street
North River
Fowest
H. Aldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Gen. Bupt
Del
Lack
Western
Scranton
Trenton
South
Washington and Way
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Binghamton Archway
Nicholson
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswegovie
Richfield Springs
Tihaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
M. L. Smith
City
Lackawanna Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules
Trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie rail line points at 7 00 a m and 324 p m. Through trains to and from Honesdale. services to Honesdale Hawley and local points at 7 00 940 a m and 3 24 p m. Wilkes Barre departures at 6 59 a m and 3 45 p m.
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New Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Carbondale
Farview
Waymart
Honesdale
Albany
Saratoga
Sere
Montreal
Wilkes-Barre
Garatoga
Setanta
New York
D Lew
R. R
Bitee
Aes Barre
Berautor Oe
White Haven
Hagleton
Pottsville
Beaver
Scanton
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Tankhanhosk
Towanda
Timira
Ithaca
Moneys
Vie. Dd
le & We R
Rochester
Buffaloiagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
A.m
Wor
A. m
P.m
Pens Chas
Lee
Phila
A. W. Nonnemacher
Pass
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Erie Railroad
Hawley
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Duryea
Barnum Breaker
Robert Jones
Madison Street
Rear Butler
James H. George
Manetou
Red Men
Sbus- Pichon
Mr. George
William J. Gligallon
People's Bank
Sanmmel Gillman
Michael Stefanko
Hazleton
East
John F. Shea
E. V. Jackson
Miss Kaiser
Odd Fellows’ Opera House
Parsons
Walt Song
Gounod
Sadie Kaiser
Adams James Ann
Earth Morgan
Shenandoah
Mascherenligs Keisser
Ottis
Arnold Lohmann
von Weber
Nora Perry
Adah
Emerson College
Ston
Basa Solo
Red
Divorah
Meyerbeer
Katxor
Pet
Edith Morgan
Howell
Maidween
Sarah J. Lee
New York City
Hanover Green
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Horace E. Hayden
Mr. Littlefield
W. W. Ingham
John S. Harding
Bh.n. Carpenter
Grace Ployd
Philip Lloyd
Hobb
Bright
Hobo
Bovinine
Olyphant
Perry
Celinecturers' Oil Co
Voland
WaNran i
Otic
Sindway
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
Wacken
Vicinity
Liberal Commission
Maurice RE. Bavacool
East Stroudsburg
Holida Juvnile
Spechalty
Figaro Cigalco
Calearo
Briss Ontitfree
Ichigan Mpg CO
Consolidated MF
van Burenst
N. CO
Quito
Bolgiano M'F
Baltimore
Mad
Hinde
P.O. Box
Boston
Masa
Addria
Penn Avenue
Baptist Shoreh
W. Gibson Jones
Madison Avenue
Jefferson
Gibson
Male Avenue
Anderson
Nowa
Providence Square
Adams
Thomas F. Evans
Lugorno
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
J. M. Sheffield
Beranton Street
Pace
H. W. Cruseh
Lackawanda Avenue
Emily
Sey Loeviks
Ydo Park
Providence
Dickson Ekant
Peekville
Archbald
Jermyn
Addres E. H. Call
Tribune Office
Cit Sty
Frank Sealle
Rena Co
Adama Ave
Adress Friedewald
Connolly & Wallace
Priestly’s
Court House
Beste
Catharine Winton
City of
B. M. Winton
Garrick M. Harding
Ovrice
CoLmeny Exoixeea Co
Company Coal Exchange
A. Free
Renner
W. H
Amall
J.3
Williams
Adams Avenue
M. A
L. B
Kn. Sumner Avenue
Hyde
J. T
Care Tribune
Stuation
W. W. Vernon
William A. Taft
Ofice
Physicians and Surgeons
Cc. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
Warren & Knapp
Law
Republican Building
Jessups & Hand
Attorneys
Commonwealth Building
W. H. Jessup
Horace KE. Hand
W. H. Jessup, JR
Patterson & Wilcox
Cranton
Rosewell
H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
FRANK_T. OKELL
GR. Pitcher
Attorney-At- Awe Commonwealth Building
Scranton, le
Comegys
D. B
B. Replogle
B. F. Killam
J. H. Hamilton
Pee Beristan
Mark Street
Kk Hill
Scranton yaeRee
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Rammer
Architects
Edward H. Davis
S& and
Commonwealth
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Ave
Seranton
Brown & Morris
Price
TEP Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
Bauer
KR. J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulbert's
Megargee Brothers
Washington Ave
Scranon
Frank P, Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Auprey
Williams Building
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Branton House
Victor Koch
H, Prop
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Anable
Wire Sreens
Kuette
Iit
Lacka- Wanna O
S? Dunmore
W. R. Swingle
Apple Street
Nash's Real Estate. Agency
BEST
Moe
Nash
Bruce Street
Scranton Board of Control
Jackson Street
Rebeon Avenue
E. H. Davia
Boranta
Tgene D. Fello
Noorer
Eeaeeelvania
John Mears
John T. Richards
Andrew. von Weinun
Arthur H. Lee
Hert
G. Zenke
Pennsylvania
Vies
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Achanton Division
Aare Ee
Tom Dally, ‘Pt
Carbondal
Pas
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