Dundaff hall benefit concert for Dundaff Methodist Church
An entertainment in Decker's hall Dundaff town by Carbondale talent for the Dundaff Methodist church ends with a program featuring West church quartet a Charles Patrick O Connor act the 0S Symphony orchestra vocal solo Raymond Hockenberry and a one act farce The Moore Trap with performers Missen Tra Fike Bertha Rimron Belle Cobb Jenne Sprung J Russell Jones and others plus vocal duets recitations and a concluding concert program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker’s
Dundaff
Carbondale Talent
West Church Quartette
Charles Patrick O'Connor
Symphony
Raymond Hockenberry
Weat Church
Binghamton
W. D. Howell
Missen Tra Fike
Bertha Rimron
Belle Cobb
Jenne Sprung
J. Russell Jones
Lucie Hadcock
W. D. Evans
Raymond Hockenberrs
Eleanor Jones
C. P. O'Connor
Lucie Hadeouk
Belechon
Orehontra
Mozart Band Free Concert on Lawn Program
Free outdoor concert program lists selections from Mozart and DeKoven plus solos and duets. Pieces include From Trople to Trople Idol's Eye Fantasie Bolero Village Life in Olden Time Moonlight on the Hud and Star Spangled Banner with performers Ackerman Maxwell Bennett Douthwaite and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Band
Tonleht
Trople
Alexander
Charles Lethlere
Bennett
Thomas Douthwaite
DeKoven
Hale
Town News Sketches and Wedding Notice
John Mohrs Jr spends two weeks in the Adirondacks and Miss Celestia Thude plans to wed Charles Wilbur Seaman in Honesdale. Local residents return from Ocean Grove New York and Bethany while cantata rehearsals for The Lillputhans proceed at the opera house for Trinity building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mohrs, Jr
Adirondacks
Rev
R. G. Merrill
Bethany
Cay
Alfred Pascoe
Ocean Grove
Fred Farnham
Honesdale
Carbondale
Emma Coogan
New York
Agnes Riley
Clara Purdy
Hawley
G. W. Evans
Sceranton
Charles Wilbur Seaman
Celestia Thude
Lillputhans
Opera House
Trinity Building Fund
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD NOTES AND INCIDENTS
West Mayfield resident John Evans was kicked in the face by a mule, suffering multiple teeth knocked out. The Artesian Hose Company ordered new uniforms from Henderson & Company of Philadelphia, dark brown with brown braid trim. A Mayfield Ontario and Western railroad minor wreck damaged cars. crews uninjured. Mrs. John Solomon and sister spent the day at Peckville. Philip Baker ill at home on Main Street. Borough council to meet tonight. Dr A J Baker of Duryea was in town yesterday. James Aller returned from a brief Philadelphia trip. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for bowel complaints. Matthews Bros. are agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
West Mayfield
Citizens
Avery
Artesian Hose Company
Henderson & Company
Philadelphia
Ontario and Western Railroad
Mayfield
Joe
John Solomon
Main Street
Secor
Dunmore
Peckville
Philip Baker
Leeman Carey
Scott
A. J. Baker
Duryea
James Aller
Infant dies in Olyphant and political club planned
An infant of Thomas Kearney from Dunmore street died Wednesday night. Funeral is set for the afternoon. Democrats plan to organize a James J. O Malley Democratic club tonight at the Father Mathew opera house with M F E Conry speaking. Bonn's Military Band played a fine concert on Edward Evans lawn in Blakely last night. The Record reports a new Delaware and Hudson depot will be erected at this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kearney
Dunmore Street
Democrats
Father Mathew Opera Hovac
James J. O'Malley
Democratic Club
M. FE
Conry
Bonn
Edward Evans
Blakely
Delaware
Local notes include sports and street work updates
Hudson company year by year report. Miss Mary Avoy and Miss May McAvoy tied to Francis and Gilleran on the West Side. Rubbernecks vs West Side Browns Saturday at hitter's grounds. Dr F L Van Bickle returns from Adirondacks. Streetcar tracks torn up and sewer work worsen central town streets. Monday council and school board meet. Miss Jeanette Kingsley and Mrs Lizzie Waring travel to Bloomsbury Normal School. First ward school improvements under Behwol Director Kelly. Murray and Wellsley perform The Irish Pawnbroker at Father Mathew Opera House Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanettte Kingsley
Lizzie Waring
Bloomsbury Normal School
First Ward
Behwol
Kelly
Murray
Weilsley
Father Mathew Opera House
Funeral Services for William M. Fivans Held at South Taylor
The funeral for the late William M. Fivans took place at 2 p.m. from his mother-in-law Mrs. Thomas M. Howelle’s home in South Taylor. Calvary Baptist Church service followed with Rev. H. J. Harris and Rev. J. L. Race officiating. Interment was at Forest Home cemetery. Washington Commandery Knights of Malta and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid of Scranton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Fivans
Thomas M. Howelle
South Taylor
Bernicea
Calvary Baptist Church
H. J. Harris
J. IL
Forest Home
Washington Commandery
Knights of Malta
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid of
Scranton
Sadie Jones
Atherton's Park
Patrick McCormack
Oak Street
Immaculate Church of Conception
John Mee Lavenlin
Minooka Catholic
Taylor
Weber's Park
Sidney Lewis
Blodwin
Blodwin Griffiths
Tinton Street
Ida Sperber
Taylor Street
Peck- Villa
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Matta
William Miller
John TD. Jones
Washington Camp
Patriotica Order of America
Flagele
Manche Banfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Joseph Hannick
St. Bonaventure College
Baltimore
Mil
Foreman M. J. Mackin
Bellevue
Ellen Evans
West Scranton
Albert Dries
South Scranton
Thomas Thomas
Malin Street
Yessterday
Powell Margotte
Foote Street
Moorclock
Mt. Carmel
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Glencrors
Crowe Street
Providenee
Bridget Carr
Gold Watch
Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
James Brown
Mountain Shaft
Chestnnut Street
Local notices and social items from a Scranton area page
A brief death notice notes the passing of a woman after typhoid fever with funeral in Clark's Summit Baptist church led by Rev. H Parratt Hast and interment at Clark's Green cemetery. A rag doll social is planned at the Methodist church September 11 to aid church debt, with refreshments by the Ladies' Aid. Additional items mention Mrs N S Davie hosting guests, dancing and games, and Mrs F A Greene, plus John F Smith moving to Nay Aug with family and Bessie Johnson visiting Chester Miller's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Clark's Summit
H. Parratt Hast
Clark's Green Cemetery
Krebbe
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies’ Aid Society
Davie
F. A. Greene
John F. Smith
Bessie Johnson
Scott
Chester Miller
Railroad Excursion Tickets to Monroe County Fair
Announcement from Lackawanna railroad offering excursion tickets at one third fare with a minimum SS cents and child rate half the adult for ages five to eleven. Also New York Ontario and Western to Lake Poyntelle with a Sunday train from Scranton at 8:00 a m returning at 6:16 p m. Round trip price one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Lake Poyntelle
Wayne County
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Inet
Scranton
Dunmore Borough Council Chooses Wari Chair and Advances Works
Dunmore borough council met last evening with five members present. Wari was chosen chair in McAllister's absence. Committees reported progress and pared duties for electric light street and bridge work. Michael Brogan was elected to the police vacancy created by Michael Golden's death. Auditors' report recalved and fire protection upgrades planned including six new electric lights and eight additional fire plugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogan
McLaughlin
Jones
Payton
Ward
McAllister
Wari
Michael Brogan
Michael Golden
Yaditors
Railway fare notice for 1990 first and third Tuesdays
On the first and third Tuesdays in each month during 1990 from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway to multiple western and midwestern states travel at one fare plus two dollars for round trip good 21 days. For further information contact W E Howell GE P A 381 Broadway New York or John R Pott In P A 486 William Street Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iown
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
W. E. Howell
P. A
Brodway
New York
John R. Pott
William Street
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets via Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Special excursion tickets will be sold from Chicago via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway on August 21 September 4 and 18 to Deadwood Spearfish Rapid City and Custer D. T. and to Casper and Sheridan Wyoming at one fare plus 2 for the round trip. Return allowed until October Met 100. Stopovers west of Omaha. For information contact W. Howell G B P A 381 Broadway New York or John HK Pott D P A 4560 William t Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Deadwood
Spearfish
Rapid City
Custer
Casper and
Sheridan
Wyo
Goet
Omaha
W. &. Howell
Broadway
New York
John HK
Pott, D. P. A
William §T
Willlameport
August Health Board Report Summary
The monthly report from P. J. Cooney, secretary, shows 15 deaths in August including 5 females and 9 contagious diseases. Diphtheria caused 1 death, venereal disease 3, typhoid fever 1, with 14 complaints recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
P. J. Cooney
Special excursion tickets to Denver and beyond offered
Special excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood City and Ogden Utah aboard St Paul railway on August 2 or September 4 and 18 1900 at one fare plus 2 dollars round trip good to return until October 1st 1900. For information contact W B Howell G E P A 681 Broadway New York or Jno R Pott D PLA 486 William St Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood City
Ogden
Utah
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Howell
G. E
P. A
Broadway
New York
Jno
R. Pott
William St. Williamsport
Forest City Notes and School Opening Report
Forest City reports an opening school attendance of about seven hundred. Maurice Davis of Union Isle was struck by a northbound Delaware and Hudson train Wednesday night with non serious injuries. Local residents John Wellington George Maxey and Wm Owens families return from Newark Valley New York. Pastor changes at Welsh Congregational Church Rev Jonathan Davis, with Welsh sermon by D P Jones on The Nature of the Church. Laying on of hands ceremony conducted by Rev RK Jones with ministers from Providences and Beranton. Local remarks by Le Clark Carrington and Edward Jenkins plus Th S Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Maurice Davis
Unionile
John Wellington
George Maxey
Owens
Newark Valley
N.Y
Tra Dunn
Jonathan Davis
Wey
BR. Lews
Scranton
D. P. Jones
Hinds
RK. S. Jones
Providences
Mary Shook and Frank Shook wed at Tunkhannock church
Miss Mary Shook married Frank Shook at the Presbyterian church in Tunkhannock with Rev. C Hodge officiating. Sara Hoedley served as maid of honor and J T Kepperly attended the groom. The ceremony featured palms and hydrangeas and a reception followed at the bride's home before the couple departed for New York City. The groom works with Herrick Bros. and the bride is a former public school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Mary Shook
Frank
Herrick
Presbyterian Church
Herrick Bros
Mra
Shook
James Clarey
Montrose
Mme
Montrose Fire Department
Sayre
Wyroming County Agricultural Society
Eaton Township
Henry Flummerfelt
Budd's Lake
N. J
Lafayette
Silk mill site search by Brooklyn capitalists in Peckville
A group of Brooklyn capitalists visited Peckville at the start of the week to scout a site for a silk mill and showed favorable reactions to local inducements. Delaware and Hudson coal miners will receive their monthly earnings today. Theodore Dikeman returned from a visit with relatives in Susquehanna. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Pelter of New Britain Conn. are visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. Histed and Mrs. G M Pierce are visiting friends in Honesdale. Mr. and Mrs. F A Peck attended the funeral of the latter's brother Mugen in Vosturg Pa. W J Roperson on a business trip to Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Ths Place
Delaware and Hudson Crasvy Taland
Theodore Dikeman
Sussuchanna
Irwin Pelter
New Britain
Conn
George Moore
Mere
Histed
G. M. Pierce
Honesdale
F. A. Peck
Vosturg
Fpa
Westerday
Mugene
Tuesaday
W. J. Ropersoa
Danville
Wheeler reunion and local career notes from early week
Mr Merton Cook and elster Mrs John F Smith attended the Wheeler reunion at Chapman Lake on Thursday. Mr H Northup resumes service with the Allentown Paint Company after a month’s rent. Bald Thie enters a life partnership with Miss Edith Samson of Stroudeburg and they reside here. Mr Northup works near Scranton, Mrs Edward Aton of Highland Park is the daughter of Mr T W Pentecost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Cook
Elster
John F. Smith
Wheeler
Chapman Lake
H. &. Northup
Allentown Paint Company
Life Co
Edith Samson
Stroudeburg
Northup
Scranton
Edward Aton
Highland Park
T. W. Pentecost
Real Estate Ad Listing Scranton Property for Rent
The People's Exchange advertises housing and real estate services with one cent per word, six insertions for five cents, situations wanted free, and a clearing house for listings. FOR RENT 408 LACKAWANNA AVE, four floors, elevator, premier store and location in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lachawanna
SITUATION WANTED MULTIPLE HELP WANTED ADS
A jumble of classified style notices requests for positions including a style family horse trader, a lower wage helper, a young man to drive horses, a middle aged lady seeking nursing or housekeeping, an actress and a young man seeking caretaker work, a first class butcher, a housekeeper, an experienced stenographer, and a general washer by the day with various addresses and names scattered through the text. The fragment lists various applicants and duties without coherent detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava HH
Chis Offier
Ike
Mia
Marty James
Tribune Offive
Wanted A Girl For General House Work Ad
Classified notice seeking a girl for general house work. References required. Contact A. N. Kramer at Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Kramer
Lackawanna Avenue
Navy recruits wanted for service on warships and land
Marine Corps nation wide recruitment notice seeking able bodied men to serve on warships worldwide and in the Philippines when required. Address at No 2 Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues Scranton administered by Lt. Colonel F B Ruweell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps United Statfefaa Navy
Philippic
FB. Ruweell
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Scranton
Scranton Professionals and Businesses Listed in Directory
A crowded Scranton trade directory lists architects lawyers bankers and merchants with addresses along Washington Avenue and nearby streets. Firms include Edward H. Davis and Frederick Brown architects at 12 Washington Avenue, J J Jessup Jessup attorneys, Patterson Wilcox Traders National Bank Building, and Mears Building occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ©, Brown
Price Bulding
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Theatrical bill at Academy features Grattan dual roles
Lawrence Grattan starred in a fairy drama at the Academy in a dual role as Dr. Dekil and Mer Myde. The production, written by Grattan, drew strong applause with notable performances by Crat tan Wee and Uyae, while Daniele's comic opera company and Miss Katherine Rober were announced for upcoming shows and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Grattan
The
Academy
Dr. Dekil
Mer
Mr. Uyae
Dudienie
Jekyl
Mr Grattan
Chan
Dr. Dokwl
London
New York
Katherine Kober
Mie Rober
Scranton Pa Sealed Proposals for Cedar and Birch Street Paving
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk Scranton Pa at 1 o clock PM Thursday Sept 1 to pave Cedar Avenue with concrete base from Willow to Birch streets and to pave Birch Street with vitrified brick on a concrete base from Cedar north of Hire Street to Cedar south of Birch Street. Also for setting or resetting curb stones on Cedar and Birch streets. Proposals must cover the entire work and state separately the costs for curb stones and paving including grading as shown on the profile. Each proposal must include a $100 cash or certified check as a guarantee to execute a contract within 60 days if awarded. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. By order of City Council M T Lavelle City Clerk Scranton Pa Sept 3 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Cdr
Willow Street
Birch Street
Aleo
Cedar Avenue
Counel
M. T. Lavelle
Northern Housewand Company Charter Bid In Scranton
Freeman Leach and others file to form The Northern Housewand Company under Pennsylvania law to build a railway boulevard from Providenie Square in Scranton to north of Chin-chilla village, four mile distance, with powers to acquire and operate roadways. solicitors Watson and Kemmerer, Scranton. Ruth Garnold leads a large chorus with matinees and smoking concerts advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Freeman Leach
Miller
Jane Beadle
D. W. Griffin
H. BE. Paine
W. W. Watson
Ernest L. Paine
HK. W. Beadle
Commonwealth of Pamminvania
Northern Housevand Company
Act of Assembly
Providenie Squain
Scranton
Chinchilla
Tetta
Nedra Rere. Watson
Mens & Kemmerer, Solicitors
Tour Fistere
Ruth Garnold
National League Scores and Lineups From Boston and Philadelphia
National League action listed with Boston and Philadelphia lineups. Pitchers and batters include Husteries Beott, Polite, Lewla, Clarke, Anpine Snyder, Dexter, Donate, Meluvlaid, and umpire Enialiv. New York, Brooklyn, and St Louis are also recorded with several pitchers and catchers listed in brief score notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hook Cineltinath
Bowton Veessseeeseees
Beott
Polite
Lewla and Clarke
Anpine—Snyder
Philadelphia
EW. F. Chictaga
Callahan
Dexter
Donate
Pra Rer
Deroband
Docklitech
Meluvlaid
Enialiv
Universalist Meeting Appeals in Gibbon District
Rev. James Herrick and wife attended the Universalist meeting at Kingsley. Westcott and Md Allen visited Susquehanna on business. Dr. Overton of Binghamton and a friend called at C. A. Sweet's. Pitcher and William B. Andrews, agents of the United States Benevolent Society, visited on Wednesday to settle with G. Stiles for injuries he suffered after three weeks as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Detroit and Chicago Playoff Style Matches Highlight Short Card
Fragmentary sports notes list Detroit Detroit 2 Kansar City 1 and Chicago 2 1 with Minneapolis and Indianapolis among teams. Other city pairings include Buffalo Milwaukee Cleveland and a HIDDEN city matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Kawae City
Kansar City
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Hidiguiopiolia
Chicago
Indianapolis
Hartford versus Providence in extra innings
A fragmented scoreline shows Hartford leading Providence 7 1 in a fet game with a later note of 0 0 in eight innings. Other cities Rochester Syracuse Worcester Montreal Toronto Nain appear as scattered references without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Providence
Rochester
Syracuse
Worcester
Heartnetci
Sunday Trains and Low Rates Advertised
Sunday trains listed for Carboniale and nearby destinations with times and fares. Advertises low rates to all points in United States and Canada through Albany New York and mentions several rail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carboniale
Wilkes
Albany
Polete
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
United States
Canada
Roadick
P.y
N.Y
How,ross
A. Beranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton and Nearby Lines
Timetabled departures and connections for Lehigh Valley routes via D and F R, D H and WR lines. Includes morning and afternoon trains to Philadelphia New York Bethlehem Pottstown and points within coal regions, with Pullman service details. Mentions officials in New York Cortland Street and South Bath, Indiana offices and reservation info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadernue
New York
Sondaya
Los
Iasieton
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Faston
Arrisbane
Dwi Nm
Por Twaklannock
Thwanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Thehets
Pullman
Lovlianonns Sien
Sernatin
Statham
Liberty Street
South Perry
Newart
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Boston
Methlehem
Allentown
Mawel Chunk
White Haven
Loeepros
Sumdave
Pittston
Witkee Tarre
Sindlaes
Menintain Mork
Spain
Maltimore
Amd
Baldwin
Scranton to New York and East Coast Train Schedule Timeline
Old timetable listing trains from Scranton to New York and major eastern cities. It notes departure times, routes through stations like Bethlehem Allentown and Reading, and through services to Baltimore Washington and Chicago via shared lines. Contains garbled spellings and place names but preserves the core schedule details and routing.
New York, Ontario and Western Rail Schedule Notice
Train timetable fragment lists arrivals and connections for June with multiple routes and stations including Scranton Carbondale Cadosia Watton Delhi and Shiller connections. It notes departure times 7:00 am 7:55 am and 1.48 pm with South and North bound services and advises consulting tickets for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Féfort
South
Fcranton
New York
WROD
Philadelphia
Strom
Hoboken
Tim
Arive
Anti Tio F m
Arenes
Lewse Scranton
Buffalo
Oxween
Syraone
Por Utlea
Montrose
Nicholson
Binghamton
Shermaton
Nuffalo Sco
Onewege
Byract
Athea
Nicholaon
Rae Gop
Prom Montrose
Filmouth
Scranton
Northumberland
Fae A
Plyemouth
Fouth
Tewee
Teave Scmnton
Woolarg
Fegve Scranton
Ontario
R.R
North
Arlene
Curioni
Cwrhomlate
QOD
North Hound
Ilale
Cadosia
Anidreson
Pas
Weah
Pasenger
Seransan
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains from Erie to Wyoming Valley via Hawley with intermediate points and connections. Mentions arrivals around 225 p.m. and 7 55 p.m. plus early morning trains and connections for Mawley and Shanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Tobie
Kitert
Tralne Brave
Mawley
Lake Artel
Pointe
Leegars Wo
Kundos
Traim
Amil
Hawley
Viriw
Scranton Listing Describes Local Storefronts and Addresses
A fragment notes a Wilrrd-Barke record in Scranton at 404 Sprore and 601 inden, Mcnet 2d Lackawanna Avenue with LB Gelwteer and Syuce atiwet mentioned among the details. The legible items point to a local business inventory or notice listing storefronts and addresses in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Neve
Beos
Sprore
Inden
Lackawanna Avenue
Gelwteer
Syuce Atiwet
QuesliaAvenue Campus Scalp Treatment Notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions scalp treatment at campus and chiropody references. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.eller
X. Facie
Quincy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lackawanna County
Jermyn
Ontario and Western
Chamberlain
Matthews
Olyphant
Taylor News
Stroudsburg
Dunmore Doings
South Dakota
Wyoming
Board of Health Reports
Clare’s Green
Strong Y
People’s Exchange
Gildermeister and Kroger
I. F
Tribune
Molenna Court
Monroe Avenue
POR
Trenth Ward Properties
Hotice
Hichter Street
Hou
Ank
Connell
Additees A. M
Eytioattert
Erly
Sloan Avenue
Sonition
Sprime Street
Tad Cour
A.M. Rate OM Forest Court
Cilr
Perutini
Ferdinand Street
U. P
Leckawanta Avenue
Teibune Oitlie
Addr AL
Ma. M
Forest Couirt
Connel
N. V. Walker
Connell Buillding
Aloo Indies
Walats
Louise Shoemaker
Adan Sevbue
Briggs
North Main Avenue
Blake's Dry
Reynolda
Connell Uoual
Fenn
Monroe
Pine
Lackawanna
Clara Carpenter
Saniter
Broa
L. M
General Delivery
D. Dubnworn
Od Powtettice Buihding
Pennsylvania
Mo. BR
M. G
Mallery
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
Trader’ Bank Building
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Sir Joseph Kelley
Linden
EF Risenberger
Paull Building
Bounce Street
Bcranton
Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Glaubach
Wyoming Avenue
H. F. Reynolds
P.O
Ifflk Cape
Pranklin Avenue
V. Zeigler
Suranton
Man D
Bas Eenger
Victor Kot
J. W. Browning
Jorsat-law, Rooms
Mears Corbbling
D. B. Reploole
Megre Barilding
Washington Astenie Wid
Frank ¥. Boyle
Narie Lovathaw
Bure
Washitalon Avenive
Jessup
Es Commonwralth
Walling, Hoon
Jamprow
Garford
Houma
Wand W. Thaner
L.A. Watres
Trade Building
CG BR Pitcher
Board of Trade Building
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
A.W. Bentholp
Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
W. BE. Allis
Amoreacs
Wasteington Avenue
Leeds
G. Clark &Od
Serusmen
M Itseamen
Washington Avene
Green Howe
North Malin Avenues
Joseph Kukutrl
Billackawanna Avenue
Beranton
Serowna
Bauhios Owchinstra
Condwator
Hulbert’s
Mpgargre Bros
Avenur
Berunton
Academy of Music
Lyceum
Frank Daniele
Ameer
Wade
Daniels’ Tagager
Kirke la Shell
Long Tun
Victor Merhert
Helen Mehnoud
Norma Kopp
Kate Curt
Willi Danforth
William Ocorlles
Owen Westford
Rhys Thotie
the New Gaiety Theater
Perth
Hastings Vod Weicht
Vinie Menchan
Armatrong and
Porter
John C. Weat
LEGAL
National League
Firooklyn
Pittsburg
Ww. BR. PB
Loute P.cyesceeces Boroolio
Ratterice
Luther and
Robinson
Dolony and
Yowurman
Tiafinny
Sunbury
Harrisburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Bun
Ashington
Portsville
Poe
J.B. Botchingon
Gen. Mer
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
V. H.R. Polnta
R. Polrite
Polita North
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
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