Signs of September Storms for Pennsylvania Forecast
Kingston Aug 27 1895 Professor C Coles forecasts September will bring earthquakes strange phenomena and powerful electrical storms across the U S with meteorological upheavals. He claims lunar and planetary alignments will influence weather and vital forces, warning Pennysylvania New Jersey and New York residents to prepare for cold waves floods and possible pestilence while urging newspapers to publish his signs.
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C. Coles
Dunn
Weather Bureau
New York City
Earth
King Frost
Pennsylvania
Pennyyylvania
New Jersey
New York
Mars
Leo
Venus
Virgo
Mara
Jupiter
Cancer
Saturn
Uranus
Kingston
Peckville Notes Mark Birthday and Church Fund Drive
Mrs. W W Peters and Mrs A C Hendricks visited family at Kimbhurst. The three churches trolley party is postponed. A surprise birthday for Mr Jermyn at Main street with a gold ring gift. Attendees listed include the Peters, Green, Craig, Oberts, Pickering and many others. Funeral for Stephen Callendar held with a Baptist sermon and grandsons as pallbearers. The Enterprise fire company aims to improve equipment and support.
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W. W. Peters
A. C. Hendricks
Kimbhurst
J. C. Craig
Joseph Stevens
Potter County
W. J. Jermyn
Main Street
Wir
Jermyn
J. D. Peck
Mr. Jermyn
Mason Pickering
A. C. Green
K. L. Craig
Harry Mathes
F. G. Hurd
A. ©. Hendricks
John FE. Williams
Frank ‘Pickering
John Sampson
Priceburg
Wellington Taylor
Henry Oberts
James Pentleost
Charles Page
William Oberts
William Venderford
Richard Onaworth
Scranton
Nora Pickering
Belle Vanderford
Mastera
Clarence Craig
Harry Oberts
Edwin E. Betts
Feranton
Elm Park Church
Wilson
Loren Thorpe
Carbondale
A. Thorpe
West Slide
William Sykes
Urpen Ridge
P. Snedscor
Clarence Lathrope
Oscar Travis
Frank M. Williams
Alfred
Olyphant
John Williams
Richard Carrolth
Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson
Methodist Sunday School
William Bell
West End
Kate May
George B. Reed
New York and Ontario
Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Keller
Stroudsburg
Eugene Fern
Russell
Thomas Pope
John Grisedale
Lake Winola
Stephen Callendar
RB. G. Ellis
the Baptist Church
Blakely
Bonded Debt Poll To Boost School Funding
Citizens will vote tomorrow on increasing bonded indebtedness to fund public schools and keep pace with nearby towns. Local social notes mention Miss Nettle Drutmer’s return from Wilkes-Barre and various visits, while sports fans note a Shamrocks victory 10 to 11 and a large crowd.
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Nettle Drutmer
Wilkes-Darre
St. Mary's
Sarah Cavanaugh
Hyde Park
Ella O
O'Malley's Hall
Allen L. McDonald
West
Denver
William Grown, Jr
Delaware and Hudson Depot
Scranton
Falling Springs
Misa Kate Bohan
Pittston
Mame Bohan
Shamrocks
Enterprise Hose Company Plans Sept Picnic Parade
Forest City hosts a special meeting of the Enterprise Hose Company to organize a parade and picnic on Monday September 16 at Patriotic the Order grounds on South Main Street. All town societies invited. committees named. firemen aim for a large, enjoyable event and financial success with a new nozzle to aid fire fighting.
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John W. Jones
Carbondale
M. W. Woodman
Binghamton
Hancock
J. Mannlace
Susquehanna
Mr. Manning
Thomas Richards
Forest City
Warren Lot
Lodge of ‘True American Ivorites
J. Luther Morgan
D. J. Jones
Phillip Thomas
Jonathan Davies
Enterprise ‘Hose Company
Plcnic
Patrioc
Order Fans of America
South Main Street
Enterprise Hose Company
Local Gossip and Arrivals in Scranton Area
William Sutton, newly married to Miss Lydia Maxwell of New York, returned home with his bride and hosted a reception at his brother Charles Sutton’s home. Various locals and visitors frequent Clifton, Crystal Lake, Peckville, Berwick, Nanticoke, and Scranton, with multiple calls, visits, and move announcements across town.
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William Sutton
Lydia Maxwell
New York
Charles Sutton
Harry Fletcher
Harry Briggs
Scranton
F. Steinmetz
Crystal Lake
John Youle
Buffalo
N. Y
John Donnelly
Riverside
Mary Hanger
Maggie Barrett
Peckville
David Morgans, Jr
Will Cairns
White's Grove
Johnson Schnuer
Berwick
John Huggins
Nanticoke
John Williams
Hyde Park
Maggie McAndrew
Charlies Ashbin
William Lynn
Henry Rasp
Pierce Conners
David Morgans
Asbury Park
Harry Conners
Winton
Green Ridge
Funeral of Philip Williams Held at Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Philip Williams of Culm Street was held Saturday at 3 30 p m with a brief home service and floral tributes including a wheat bouquet. Rev Morgan officiated at the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at Union Cemetery.
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Philip Williams
Culm Street
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Morgan
Union Cemetery
O'Brien
William Kelley
Carbondale
Minnie Magon
New York City
Joseph Dearle
Wilkes-Barre
Marla Jones
Louise Price
Nanticoke
Lottie Ellis
Henry ‘Hines
Annie
Minnie ‘Hines
Hyde Park
Mary Dougher
Sara O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Olyphant
Hickories
Jermyn
Rosners
Avoca
O'Brien Club
American engines praised over English by Van Mitten
General Superintendent Van Mitten of the New York Central argues American engines surpass English designs in strength and load capacity. He cites Empire State run speeds and compares routes with steep grades and crooked lines affecting performance. He warns Beechwood colliery closure may spread without rainfall.
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van Mitten
New York Central
Inter
Empire State
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Schuylkill River
Reading Railroad
Beechwood
Pottaville
Excursion to Niagara Falls with New York to Chicago fare set
Tickets for an Niagara Falls excursion from Chicago to New York via Coney Island at 18 dollars go on sale. Trains run September 4 and 6 with return until September 20, the cheapest rate between Chicago and New York, challenging other lines.
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Ceas
Niagara Falls
Nisi Row
New York
Coney Island
Chicago
Northern Steamship Company
Great Northern Railroad Company
Atlanta
Buffalo
Duluth
Great Lakes
Harahan
Tinic Central
Europe
England
Mechanics
Machiniata
Gratitude to Dr Smith for Catarrh Cure
Mr Gust Lager visits Dr Smith and staff reporting relief from a severe catarrh with throat inflammation, ear impairment, and tinnitus. After magnetic treatments he improves steadily, claiming cure after ten weeks. ad invites consultations daily at 46 Linden street with hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Smith
Gust Lager
Linden Street
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Lackawanna Avenue
Lew Prices
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Philanthropic Insurance Company
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
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Wrugist
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
Ate
Cheng Medical CO
Hood
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Chicago Medical
Surgical Institute
Dr. Reeves
Spruce St
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Gotham Hat
Empire Dry Goods CO
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Eleonbera Bo Carsful
Empire Day Goods O
Lackewane
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