Wilkes-Barre Wedding Of Miss Jennie Osborne And I W Middleton
Miss Jennie Osborne of Wilkes-Barre married Howard W Middleton of Philadelphia in St Stephens church. The groom is with Middleton Iron Co in Philadelphia. ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches, reception at the bride’s home, and plans to reside in Germantown after December 1.
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Jennie Osborne
I. W. Middleton
St. Stephens’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Misa Jennie
E. 5. Osborne
Howard W. Middleton
Philadelphia
Middleton Iron Company
Lohengrin
Wilcox
H. Chester Vansant
Peter Frits
Thomas Potts
Wilmer Middleton
Margaret Sterling
Nellie Martin
Mary Middleton
Germantown
Frances Eggleston
East Orange
N. J
Fannie Osborne
Henry L. Jones
Mendelssohn
North
Franklin Street
Three Divorces Sought in Local Court Filings
Three couples filed for divorce in the local court. Mary E. Newhart seeks separation from E. A. Newhart for desertion. the pair married in Binghamton and lived in Kingston township until two years ago. Sarah C. Hankey sues Wilson Hankey for desertion. they wed May 28 1898 and lived briefly in Shickshinny. Mary Templeton, by Annie Hawley, petitions for divorce from James Templeton on adication and cruel treatment. married in 1883 and lived mostly in this city until 1904.
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Mary E. Newhart
T. R. Martin
E. A. Newhart
Binghamton
N. Y
Kingston Township
Sarah C. Hankey
Wilson Hankey
Shickshinny
Mary Templeton
Annie Hawley
James Templeton
Transfer System Inauguration Planned By Traction Company
On November 15 the Traction company will launch a new transfer system. A transfer ticket costs five cents and is valid only within the city limits and not when using commutation books. The system allows a passenger to ride from Hollenback cemetery to South Wilkes arre, with conductors locating the next car’s line on the Plymouth Carey avenue route to validate the transfer.
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Tery
Plymouth Carey Avenue
Plymouth
South Wilkes-Barre
Kingston
Mmits
Hollenback Cemetery
South Wilkesarre
Carey Avenue
Water scheme proposed by Wilkes Barre and neighbors
City hall sessions discussed a proposed combination of Wilkes Barre Crystal Spring Campbell’s Lodge and Spring Brook Water companies to build a large reservoir at Falling Spring near Coxton yards. About 150000 dollars estimated for construction and piping to be shared pro rata among the involved companies.
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Wilkes- Barre
Crystal Spring
Campbell's Lodge
Consumer's
Spring Brook
Falling Spring
Coxton Yards
Crystal Spring Water Company
Maxwell
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Crystal Spring Company
Lehigh
First and Last Contractor Houpt Ends Era with Marks Building
The First and Last Contractor M B Houpt of the city has retired from contracting to focus on his lumber business and building planning. His final project was the new Marks building under construction at South Main and the Square, while his first work was on the old Lowenstein building at the same site. The coincidence of starting and ending at the same location stands out in this account.
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M. B. Houpt
Houpt
Marks
South Main
the Square
Lowenstein
St Aloysius Society Plans Parade for New Church Dedication
The St Aloysius society voted to participate in the Sunday parade for the dedication of the new church on Scott Street. They donated 100 dollars and assembly points include St Marys church at 9 30 a m with a march route through Washington and South Main to the new church.
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St. Aloysius Society
Scott Street
St. Mary's Church
Washington Street
South Main
Square
North Main
Union
Washington
Gcott
New Church
Collision injures coal miner and court bail reduced
John Lavelle eighteen of Coal street, an outside employee at Empire colliery, was trapped between a car and a prop under the breaker while running ahead of a trip yesterday morning and received heavy head and body injuries. He was taken home by ambulance and is expected to recover. Mesheck Reese, arrested for a criminal assault on Miss Julia Barker, appeared before Judge Woodward for a habeas corpus hearing after Mayor Nichols held him for court. Bail originally set at one thousand dollars was lowered to five hundred, but he remained unable to post and was returned to jail.
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John Lavelle
Coal Street
Empire Ecolliery
Mesheck Reese
Julia Barker
Nichols
Various local events and notices in Wilkes-Barre area
The Wilkes-Barre Wheelmen held a venieon barbecue in their rooms last Tuesday. Judge Woodward will introduce Rev Dr Stafford next month. St Marys Glee Club will sing and a committee of honor will sit on the platform. Mrs J C Meixell entertained friends last evening. Lewis Kleeman, son of Jacob Kleeman, shot by train robbers in Ohio. he is a detective for the Big Four Railroad. The Puritan church Musical and Literary Society will present an entertainment Friday evening. Coalville Lodge F and A M celebrated their fifth anniversary last Tuesday. Miner Congregational church to be dedicated Saturday at Plains. Mrs B M Eepy’s condition unchanged yesterday. Cards issued for the wedding of David Cook and Miss Minnie A Walker on November 6. County commissioners busy preparing ballots for next Tuesday’s election. Oratorio Society benefit concert next Wednesday at the Grand promises strong turnout. Edward R Lumaden and Lena M Becker married last Tuesday evening at First Presbyterian Church.
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Wilkes-Barre
David Cook
Hazleton
Minnie A. Walker
Scranton
Oratorio Society
Edward R. Lumaden
Misa Lena M. Becker
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Hodgo
Mayor Pingree backs prison work farms for inmates
Detroit October 90 Mayor Pingree proposes prisoners be put to work on a large state farm to support themselves. He says inmates could grow farm produce such as mushrooms or French peas, arguing it would be easy to manage and beneficial.
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Pingree
Detroit
Mayor Pingree
Prisoners Work on Farm Island Plan Proposed
A plan suggests placing prisoners on a prison farm either on an island or inside a large stockade, to prevent escapes and reduce trouble. The idea emphasizes giving inmates a few acres to cultivate while under secure confinement.
Maniac terrorizes Emporia with a string of attempted murders
A crazed assailant terrorized Emporia Kansas, attacking a woman at a suburban home, Night Watchman Zickaroos with a knife, Yardman Dowd with a coupling pin, and a switchman with a large knife. He fled after each incident. residents are urged to stay indoors until capture.
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Emporia
Kan
Zickaroos
Santa Fe
Dowd
Slander suit filed by Findlay pastor in U S court
Rev J A Witham formerly of Michigan Free Methodist sues Rev H D F Gaffin of Sunfield Michigan for slander seeking 5000 dollars. The claim rests on a letter said to be written by Gaffin from Coopersville in October 1893 attacking Withams domestic life. In New York Dr Orlando E Bradford the dentist convicted of counterfeiting $100 bills was sentenced to six years in Kings CountyPenitentiary.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
J. A. Witham
Findlay
Ohio
United States
H. D. F. Gaffin
Sunfield
Witham
Michigan Free Methodist Conference
Gafiin
Coopersville
New Plato Business
New York
Orlando E. Bradford
Kings County
Prof Coles Forecast for November in Storms and Signs
A November forecast from Prof Coles for the periodical Storms and Signs predicts unusual planetary positions with morning stars and notes potential storms and wind patterns. It warns of disturbances near mid month bringing rain snow and high winds, plus a possible Indian summer later. It also cites planetary influences on life and events and ends with an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Coles
Jupiter
Wants and ads for agents and sales jobs flood the page
A jumble of classified solicitations offers commissions and salaries for agents and sales reps. Text includes requests to canvass, sell goods to dealers, insurance or stock subscriptions, and various Midwest firms seeking representatives with minimal capital.
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Alson Mai
Best Aide
Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Acers Mek
Manufacturers' Oil Co
Cleveland
U. Fish & CO
Borden Block
Chicano
Furnished rooms and houses for rent on Scranton streets
Multiple rental notices list furnished rooms with or without board on Adams, Spruce, Lafayette, Capouse and Jefferson avenues with baths, steam heat, gas and furnace. several six room houses on West Lackawanna Avenue. also a dispute about a building sale and a farm sale inquiry with terms and contact details in Scranton. Also legal notice of wills and administrations filed with the county court and the register’s office.
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Lafayett Stroet
Lafayette
Stevenson
George BH
Davidson
Spruce Street
Capuuse Avenue
Capcuse Avenue
W. Gibson Jones
Hancesome
W. Gibkin Jones
Madison Avenue
Jefferson
W. Gibson JO
Silepruce Street
Ark North Malin Avenue
Anerson
Providence Square
Adams
West Lackawanna Avenue
Addresa
Homas E. Evans
Pear Lie
Luserne
Hyde Pars
Indya
John Jemyn
Ovenas
Bleser
Ruse St
Jean Avenue
Eatien
Trittno Paliaying Co
Rudolph Bloes
Ofice of the
Scranton Tribue
Estate administrations and a water company extension
Notices announce letters of administration for the estates of Dominico Gara and Charles Woop, with payment requests and immediate settlement urged. Also listed is a mid century Lackawanna Water Company extension petition with a hearing set. The long notice includes other unrelated local notices, advertising and catalog text.
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Dominico Garafolo
Boroigh
Dunmore
Lackawanna
Charles Woop
Waril
Borgh of
A., Taylor
Taylor & Lewis, Attorneys
Help Wanted and Public Notices Parade in Scranton
A jumble of classified style notices offers employment leads and public notices. Items include a weekly housework position at 19 South Rehca Avenue, a boy seeking any work at 19 Franklin Avenue, a man seeking a clerk job in wholesale or grocery at M.d. K. Tribune Office, and an assort ment of legal notices about an assignee sale by Scranton Trust Company and Savings Bank with proceedings at the Arbiter Room, Court House, Scranton.
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Franklin Avenue
City
F.C. Hr
Addrais
Stone Avenue
Indy
Ding
Davekeeping
Addrey L. M
Tribune
Scranton Trust Company and Savings Tank
Central Railroad of New Jersey June 2 1895 timetable
Time table for Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division lists departures from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes Barre and other points with multiple morning afternoon and Sunday trains. It notes connections to Atlantic City New York Newark Elisabeth and Philadelphia and points including Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Boston Reading and Harrisburg with through tickets available via station agents. General managers Baldwin and Olhausen listed.
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New York
Newark
Elisabetha
A. m
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Dethlehem
Boston
Long ,Island
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
H. P. Baldwin
Gen. Pass
J. H. Olhausen
Bup
Trains Schedule From Scranton to Major Points
Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie points at 7 00 a m and 2 00 p m. Local trains to Honesdale Hawley and other points run at 7 00 9 40 0 0 m and p m. All are through trains to and from Honesdale. Wilkes Barre departures at 6 30 a m and 3 44 p m.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Erie Railroad
Honesdale
Hawley
Wilkes-Barre
New Lac Winnn Avenue
Traina
Carbondale Am
Ary ‘Iow
Waymart
Albany
Saratoga
Adirondacks
Montreal
Wilkes-Harro
Carbondale
Fargee
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Board of Managers
Northeastern Pennsylvania Sabbath Union
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J. Welles Hollenback
W. I. Conynghan
H. A. Fuller
Paul J. Sherwood
T. A. Mills
F. A. Dony
J. Lawrence Stelle
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Berwick
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Chicago
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Sernon Pa
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Lucretia Howland
von Storeh
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Nellie Loftus
Celia Loftus
Charles Gardner
T. F. Coffey
Barbara Ganghee
Illiam
J.ampbel
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Cormac Carroll Deceaserd
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Horton Gardner
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Martin Scanlon
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Horace R Wand
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Rosewell H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
James W. . Darforn
Attopn Re
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Samuel W. Engar
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Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buble
Miss Worcester
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Green House
Main Avenue
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R. J. Bauer
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Washington Ave
Scranon
Frank P, Brown
Elk Cape
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P. Zeigler
Scranton House
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Victor Koch
Westminster Hwotei
Sixteenth St
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