First Snow News in Honesdale and Local Notices
The Honesdale area reports its first snow of the season with events including the arrival of a coal train on the Honesdale branch since the strike. Community notices include an election news reception, a dress circle event for ladies, a charity sale, and a town hall guild meeting. Local figures like L. M. Atkinson and George P. Ross promote Republican material as Wayne county reads on election topics. The passing of Franklin A. Ham, aged 54, is noted with funeral arrangements and burial.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
We Company
William H. Stone
B. W. Carter
Greene
N.Y
Silverstone
Honesdale and
Vicinty
Board Trade
Wayne County
Courtright & Son
L. M. Atkinson
Republican County Committee
Cheorge P. Ross
Honesdide
Republican Party
Franklin A. Ham
Thomas J. Ham
Harford Notes And Upcoming Events In Scranton Area
Harford reports an anniversary meeting set for Monday evening November 10 with books to be reformed by November 5. The column lists visits by local families and residents including Estabrooks and Sweetser while noting millinery openings and a Young Men’s Union Halloween party and box social.
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Marlowe
Young Men's Union Chiss
Eugene Felton
Union HL
Parente
Charles Pelton
EK. M. Watson
Minnie Darrow
Mar
Widler
Old Stories Retold About Cham berlain Cough Remedy
Letters from druggists across the country and abroad praise Cham berlain Cough Remedy for relief of coughs colds and related symptoms. Dealers report universal satisfaction and recommend the remedy with a positive guarantee of sales and effectiveness.
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Chamberlain
India
China
South Sea Islands
Pittston Miner Hurt as Rock Falls at Exe ter Colliery
Andrew Brooks of Sturmerville was trapped by a rock fall in the Exeter colliery West Pittston area. He suffered a broken back and paralysis below the waist but was taken to Pittston hospital for treatment. His condition remains serious yet he may survive.
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Pittston
Exeter
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
West Pittston
Andrew Brooks
Sturmerville
Brooke
Wyoming
Mt. Lookout
Temple Tron Company
Ithel Beers
Herbert Beers
Montgomery Street
Destruction of St Pierre lecture in Hallstead
J Reed Powell of Syracuse spoke at the Y M C A hall on the destruction of St Pierre in Martinique. He described Mt Pelee eruption with 200 stereopticon views and details about the people and customs before and after catastrophe. Admission 16 cents. Local items note moves, marriage, and job changes in Hallstead.
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Rulng
Charles Muntsale
Charles Avenue
Barney Chidester
Melvin Miller
Chase Avenue
du Bois Street
Chatr
James T. du Bois
8. B. Chase
James B. Taylor
Ow. Churchill
Pyne
Railroad
Harry van Loan
Alice van Lown
Catskills
John van Loan
Franklin
N. Y
John Marshind
Alice Brown
Henry Nutgle
Hallstead
Init Howell
James Underwood
Binghamton
I M. ‘Tiffany
Hepbottm
Lee J. de Whit
New Milford
Dward Humphrey
Buffalo
George O'Bren
Thomas
W. W
Hil Smith
Franklin Forks
Mere
Edith Smith
Busquehanna
Miny Hallatead
W. E. Barnes
Accranton
Dowling
Lackawanna
John W. Crook
Hoboken
Frank Lamb
Albany Railroads
M.C. A
William Hahn
Chicago
Welsh Hill Social Notes and Obituary Highlight
Oct 30 at Welsh Hill records visitors from Great Bend Scranton Forest City Sidney N Y and Carbondale plus a family move. The note marks the death of Alonzo Kinney 8 years old noted as one of the county’s oldest residents.
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Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill
John Richhards
Great Bend
Owens
Anna Jones
Scranton
G. A. Sheppard
Forest City
W. HL. Butler
Gladys McKeever
Sidney
N. Y
W. D. Jones
Reese Hughes
Carbondale
T. B. Reynolds
David Richarda
Alonzo Kinney
Funeral services at South Gibson Rathday
Funeral services will be held at South Gibson on Rathday with interment planned at Manger cemetery.
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South Gibson
Rathday
Manger Cemetery
Mrs Shoemaker Rites And Local Notices In New Milford
Mrs Shoemaker aged mother of Mrs M O Bradley died after five weeks of suffering at her daughter’s home. Survived by two children Mrs M O Bradley and Grow of Rush. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the house officiated by Rev J N Ives. Blamna society to meet Miss Mildred Cook at S W Trumbull home Thursday 7 40 pm. News of visits as Mr and Mrs John Golden and son Frank of Cohocton NY guests of Myron Reynolds. Eugene Dennis welcomes a baby girl. F D Batherly and relatives recently visited, returned home.
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Brooklyn
Hy Stanton
Ahd
Edna
Beranton
Messrs
Sage and
Stephens
H.W. Hoper
Lindaville
Mack
Alice Lines
Binghownton
W. L. Kentie
Flop
Miller
Florence
Miss Worth Richards
Milizabeth Richards
Lemuel Richards
Wis Devrly
Henry
Charles
Emeline Bax
New Milford
W. Trumbull
John Golden
Frank
Cohocton
N. Y
Myron Reynolds
Georgie Quinn
Eugene Dennis
F. D. Batherly
Harris funeral set for tomorrow at Atherton street
The funeral for Mrs. David J. Harris will take place tomorrow afternoon from her Atherton street home with interment in Forest Home cemetery. Political notices urge votes for Penman Morris Scheuer Evans Williams and Connell while various local societies meet and public figures are discussed. Rexford Cardwell returns from Youngstown Ohio as party lines and local civic events circulate through the town.
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David J. Harris
Atherton Street
Forest’ Home
Penman and Morris
John Scheuer
Harrisburg
W. B. Owens
Jessie
Oak Street
Francis
Spiker
Scranton
Joseph Oliver
Vosburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Welsh Congregation Church
Evans
Williams
Calvary Baptist Church
Philbin
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Edldie James
Roosevelt
Connell
Rexford Cardwell
Youngstown
Ohio
Lynett
George W. Bilesecker
Newton
Gomer D. Reese
Halloween event and social in Odd Fellows hall
Under Junior League auspices a Halloween entertainment and social will be held at Odd Fellows hall this evening with admission six cents. Local notes mention Harrisburg results, Mr and Mrs Rogers of Mill City visiting Mrs Wilson, and several political endorsements including Evang Williams and Connell.
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Odd Fellows' Hall
Penman and Morris
John Scheuer
Harrisburg
Rogers
Mill City
Wilson
Joseph Oliver
Vosburg
Walker
Binghamton
N. Y
Fy. T. Pelton
EE. N. Wells
Scranton
Evang
Willams
Philbin and
eMciency
Horace Jones
Buffalo
Jones
Eddie James
Lynett
Roosevelt
Connell
D. J. Roberts
Mary
William Davis
Moosle
Miss Edith Snyder Visits in Moosic Parish Reception
MOOSIC Miss Edith Snyder visits her cousin Miss Irma Snyder of Blakely. A reception for Rey and Mrs Walter Edwards is hosted at the Methodist parsonage tonight by the congregation and friends. All invited. Local county business notes re electing Pellman Morris and mentions Mrs Bert Smith and children returning from New York City after a month in town.
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Edith Snyder
Irma Snyder
Blakely
John Scheuer
Harrisburg
Rey
Walter Edwards
Pellman and
Morris
Bert Smith
New York City
Joseph Oliver
Vosburg
Wilkes-Barre
Evang
Willams
W. &, Hutchings
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the best cure for kidneys liver bladder and related ailments. It claims relief from frequent urination back pain and scalding during urination with a testimonial from Rev Henry P Miller and notes sizes and a free trial bottle offered by the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
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David Kennedy
Henry P. Miller
Baptist Church
Spartenburg
M Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
David
Fucwa
Tes Druggists
The Emerald Isle at Lyceum and local social notices
Attended the production The Emerald Isle at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening. In Fontirth district Philbin and Eddie James did well his first term for Cornell. Mrs. George Tregell entertained following ladies at dinner Wednesday. The Inter mediate Society Presbyterian church business meeting will be held this evening in the church. The young son of Rev and Mrs S V Young is ill with pneumonia. Dont overlook Jordan for senator.
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Emerald Isle
Lyceum
Fontirth
Philbin
Eddie James
Roosevelt
Cornell
George Tregell
James Balbraith
Ll. D. Warner
Myre
M. H. Wdesell
S. J. Hinds
James Brown
Lynett
Intermediate Society of the Presbyterian Church
Halloween Social At Oswego Area Hosted By P C U
Hopbottom reports Mr and Mrs Paul Beardsley visiting Oswego for the week. Sheriff Maxey made a town call yesterday. A Halloween social by the P C U is planned Friday evening in rooms over the furniture store with supper and games as features. All invited.
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Hopbottom
Paul Beardsley
Oswego
Maxey
Theatrical Week Mix at Local Theaters
Yesterday the King Dramatic Company played Blue Jeans and A Guilty Mother to large crowds at the Academy of Music. This week features Siberia this afternoon Shenandoah tonight and Saturday, Slaves of the Orient Saturday, plus Clark’s New Talents at Star Theater delayed by a railroad wreck.
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Academy of Muele
King Dramatice Company
Siberia
Clark
Star Theater
le Valls
Bartell
Reynolds
Burgess
Smith
Rosalie
Clark Royals
Eloch the Consul Opens With Louis Mann at Lyceum
Charlemagne Vork presents Louis Mann in Eloch the Consul a new comedy where Mann plays a pompous self styled American consul in a fictional European court He incites a mob uses rag time as a national anthem and is foiled by an American girl Matinee and evening performances are announced with a large production for a comedy.
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Charlemagne Vork
Louis Mann
Faversham To Star In New Play At Lyceum Next Week
Charles Frohman assigns William Faversham to lead the new season at the Lyceum in Im prudenge with Henry V Mamond as author. Principal roles are said to be unusually strong and the leading female parts will be played by Pay Davis and Hilda Spong.
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Charles Frohman
William Faversham
Imprudenge
Lyceum
Henry V. Mamond
Pay Davis
Hilda Spong
For Rent and For Sale Notices from The Tribune
Classified items list multiple rental offerings including a half upper floor at 62 Prescott Avenue with team heat, a half of a double house on Prescott, and a ten room house on one avenue. Also offered are jewelry sales including a diamond ring, opal ring, various carats and settings, and a desk counter with glass front. Listings include contact apply addresses and price points. Local real estate and jewelry ads appear with standard money back guarantee and viewing notes.
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Weee
Prescott Avenue
Ateam Heat
Beranton Yorn Minishing Co
Olive Street
M. HH. Holgate
Commonwealth Bldg
Europe
Tiffany
Walter W. Winton
Menora
For Sale and Rent Mixed Listings in Scranton Area
Local classified items include a one story brick factory building with boiler house and sheds formerly used by Clock Tobacco Co, three rooms for rent on North Lincoln Avenue, furnished rooms on Adams Avenue and Washington Avenue, a central city board inquiry, an all purpose manufacturing plant for enamel bed steads, a hotel business in Hallstead Pa, stock and wheat market letter from Hibbard Co, Model Laundry services in Dunmore, a general agent position for a large corporation, a day work opportunity for a woman, a dry goods or clothing business trainee, and a lost watch with locket by Wyoming Avenue.
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Clock Tobacco Co
Th. M. Winton
Mears
Dissolution and New Partnership Formed for Coal Firm
Notice states the Bacon partnership of Morgan Duis ie George W Tappan and Edwin a Jones doing business as Coalmont Coal and Coke company dissolved October 22 1002. A new partnership between George W Tappan and Edwin G Jones formed to operate Coalmont Canal and Coke company under the firm title until further notice.
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Morgan Duisie
George W. Tappan
Edwin A. Jones
Coalmont Coal and Coke Company
Morgian Davis, Jr
Edwin G. Joes
Coulmont Canal and Coke Company
KB. G. Jones
Company With Strong Past Reputa tion Prepares for Busy Week
The text cites a three season reputation as a positive guarantee of present worth and notes the company will likely conduct its usual large week's business. It emphasizes confidence in ongoing activity and reliability.
Trains and Local Services Advertised in Scranton Area
A jumble of timetables and local business notes lists trains serving Scranton, Carbondale, Honesdale and surrounding towns with arrivals and departures to New York city and regional connections. Mentions stations at Hawley White Mills and daily service patterns across several lines.
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Bey Wiite
Bominsten
New Yort
Newburgh
Nermedian
Tor Hawley
Lionesdale
White Mills
Sormamton
Lockhart Elephants At Dixie Next Week In Vaudeville Show
The world famous Lockhart trained elephants will appear at the Dixie next week as the biggest and most expensive act on the vaudeville bill. They perform tricks on cue, cross stage on bottles, ride bicycles, play ten bells, and more, under trainer Tom Som. The act is billed for the High School auditorium on Thursday November 4 as part of the Laman H Howe Moving Picture company program.
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Lockhart
the Dixie
Lockhart Elephants
Tom Som
Bargeet Olive
Iet
Scranton
Disle Lna
London
Laman H. Howe
Kimnthy Moore Stock Company Plans Week at Academy
The Kimnthy Moore Stock Company opens a week at the Academy on Monday night with an elaborate scenic production of The New Dominion. The company, known for a strong previous season, will present eleven performances in Scranton with a changing bill and an extra vaudeville act between the arts. Major loop productions, including Loy Paradise and Davy Crockett, are listed among the offerings.
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Kimnthy-Moore Stock Company
Academy
New Dominion
Scranton
Diamond Expresses Serve Lehigh Valley Route Details
print shows Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable notes for trains to New York Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Bethlehem and other intermediate points. Mentions Diamond Express and Black Diamond Express with departures from early morning to evening, parlor car and dining services, and reservation offices in New York and South Bethlehem.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedule Notices
Corrected timetable lists trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and other points with departure times including 5. a.m. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. daily and on Sunday, specifies Quaker City express to Philadelphia with limited changes, and notes Avoca Pittston Wilkes-Barre connections, long branch and ocean grove routes, and ticketing at station agents.
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Elect Sula
Renee
Scranton
Carbondale
Artowin
Sadorli
Carbondate
Hersthion
Aerton
MD Son
Leites
Ion Week Hive
New York City
Mids Dietown
Wallon
Norwhels
Vyaln
Quaker Ith
Kathy
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Haltimiore
Habitaton
Pennsylvania
Aktata
Bolas Flone
Wes M
Orson
New Werk
Borunton Pa
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Penn
Morrisbur
Allentown
Train Schedule June 1902 Scranton to Philadelphia via Pottsville
Schedule lists weekday and Sunday departures from Scranton on the vestibule route to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches. Stops at principal intermediate stations and connections to Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. Includes times 147 am 142 pm 548 pm and through vestibuled trains with connections to additional cities. General Manager I H Autchinson and General Passenger Agent WOOP noted.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Linbury
Ehnarrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pitsburg
The
West
Sunbury
Barerisburge
Tintimoere
Pittsburg
Wie West
Lillobury
Harrisburg
Philadatnit
Pittaire
Vestivula Tvula
Pullin Butter Parlorento
Phililolphine
Princi Tntermettfic
Manom
Waaleton
Burs
Harvishure
Pitts Lying
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G. H
Terry
Jennie Tiffany
Mabel Tiffany
Gertrude Waldie
Fanny Tiffany
Callie Kellum
Towanda
Josephine Sterling
Archie Savage
Stephens and Sons
Mia
Charles Ely
W. H. Ely
South Montrose
Mise Bernice Doran
Montrose
Harford
Byptolul
Beranton Tribune
Taylor
Elvira Jenkins
Party of Prosperity
Washington Camp
Jordan
Moscow
Nathaniel Maehenbach
Dunmore
Eschenbach
Common Sense
V. Young
King Dramatic Company
Clark’s
New
Royals
Faversham
the Tribune
Bs. D. Latham
Houlevard Avenue
R. PL Tam. Ilion
Spruce Street
Wigan
W. Db. Sweet
Short Avenue
Scranton Woodworking Co. Limited
Penn Avenue
D. i. Oakley
Charles D. Sanderson
Wyoming Avenue
Born On
Heath
Tribune
Elle Hill
Lincoln Avenue
Ren Nyt
Adams Ave
Fidt
Washington Avenue
Court House
Tribune Office
City
M. Hibbard & Co
N. Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Seeweh
SAA Ae
Positlons
Grand Union Ten Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Adhiress Trox U4
Sizn
Jamis Loiupe
White-Evans-Penfold Co
Poinaley
Lingiversity
Tribune of Ties
Edy
Chappell’s Hotel
N. Malin Avenue
Tobyhanna
Mears Building
Tobiahanna Creek
Chestnut St
Mary Donnelly
P. D
W. Drinker Street
Liberty
N.V. Walker
LEGAL
Want
Central City
Albert Schultz
Earner Muleberry
Webster Ave
Gubt
Adams Avenue
West Side
Geo. W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred LL
Terppe
Cedar Avenue
North
GEO. W. Davis
Maine Avenue and
Market Street
Green Ridge
Charles PP. Jones
Dick , Sonvente
M. J. Johns
Green Ridge Street
Lorenz
Marion Street
Petersburg
W. OW. Knepfel
Wiz Living Avenue
J. G. Bone & Son
Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding
U Po AL
Traders’ Bank
Old ‘Phone
Isell
Architects
Frederick Ll, Brown
Real Msnute Exchange Dide
M. L. Harding
Onnell
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
DR. C. B Bilenberger
Paull Building
Scavanton
CC. Laubach
Fire Insurance
Bchlaghr & CO
Suis
Replogle & Co
ELK Cafe
Pranic Lin Avenue
Reasonalle
M. Ziegler
Scranton House
BD. H A W
Victor Khooh
A.B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
Allwin
Eicke
Joseph Kuetyel
Sil Lacka
Wirs
Wire
Megargen Bros
Sup
Nica
Tivine
Elvan Bros
Dodorton
Leachaw
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Ontario and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Igy
New Y York
Bor Gouldsboro
Glo P.m
Aalto
Bimba
Syracuse
Aden
Osworo
Symons
Montrowe
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumbersland
Plymouth
Wesham
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Vilna
Scranton Hoy
TD. & HH
Songa
Kingleton Ras
Bethlehem
Eneton
Thonding
Tlnrraburg
Alek Dimond Express
Ayaa Doe
Wennweler
Wilkea-Murvoe
Philadel
Root Buffalo
Biidge
Wilbur
Corthind
Charles & Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
I. BR
Delaware and Hudson
Dani i
Apie
Serenton
Seth OG
Po My Dees
Por Wilkes
Bnav Giik
Pty Fort
Ve RR
Polits—Tal
Fat
Polutai
Wilkes Batie
Tionesdale
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