Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Public Square Office
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch at No 2 Laning building Public Square aiming to deliver northeast Pennsylvania papers three to five hours earlier than major eastern dailies. Robinson remanded for sentence Saturday. cases postponed for Fisher and Kearney. Amand Fiqué found guilty of larceny sentenced to $10 fine, costs, and six months jail. George Elsler found not guilty of defrauding a hoarding housekeeper.
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The
Tribune
Laning Building
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Lynch
Amand Fické
George Elsler
George Henry
Red Meier
Costa
Luzerne County High Profile Trial Nears End
The defense led by McGovern Mulhall and Freas argued that dynamite was not placed under the house by colored residents but by others connected to the inmates. Lenahan for the commonwealth contended Shafer’s testimony was corroborated and Miller faced a motive of plunder. Judge Woodward gave a detailed charge, noting the case concerns murder in the first degree and that the jury retired at 12:20 PM with the verdict imminent.
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McGovern
Nelse Miller
Mulhall
Freas
Shafer
James L.lenahan
The
Commonwealth
Frank Shafer
Miller
Lenahan
Nelson Miller
Jude
Clean Reservoir Beckons Action on Crystal Spring Water
A local call urges immediate cleaning of the Crystal Spring reservoir as reports claim the bottom holds decayed vegetation and dead fish. The condition threatens water quality and public health, prompting officials and the water company to act now.
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Crystal Spring Water Company
Crystal Spring Company
Parrish
Lawall
Corneil
Robinson Pleads Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
Happy Jack Robinson, linked with Kearney, Fisher and Hendricks in the Barney Reick killing, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree. Hendricks already convicted and sentenced to twenty years. Robinson to be sentenced Saturday after defense remarks about his clean prior record.
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Jack Robinson
Kearney
Fisher
Hendricks
Barney Reick
Woodward
Hendrick
John T. Lenahan
Robinson
Lenahan
Commonwealth Va
Hobnson
Martin
First public appearances and local events in Nol een
Miss Saddle Kuiser debuts in a concert at Memorial Hall Nol een with the Independent Glen Club also on stage for the first time this year Lakkey the Aveca amateur to pitch knee ball against Wilkes Harre Marl praises Pittston showing Young Men's Christian association free classes to open first term Two ten week terms Fred Metts and Miss Mary Magee to wed in city Tuesday Board of mine examiners meets in court room Two hundred shooting contest at Charles Gardner’s level Autopsy planned for W S Morgan Plymouth death under suspicion Ex Congress Morgan J Williams honored at Cordia Hall Abe Eckert son injured at Susquehanna Coal Co mines Night watchman appointed at city building Football opener at Wyoming Field Kingston Carbondale versus Kingston Tarolovk School board to open night schools Monday
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Saddle Kuiser
Noleen ‘Memorial Hall
Independent Glen Club
Lakkey
Aveca
Wilkes-Harre
Marl
Pittston
Young Men's Christian Association Free Educational
Fred Metts
Plymouth
Morgan J. Williams
Con.cordia Halldast
Abram Eckert
Susquehanna Coal Company
Antipoxe
Henry J. Scott
John Llewellyn
Court House
Wyoming Field
Kingston
Carbondale
Tarolovk
Constable’s hearing on prisoner escape ends. Bennett freed
Constable R B Bennett of Pittston faced a three hour hearing before Squire Whalen on charges of letting a prisoner escape after arrest for a grave crime. Prosecutor Squire Ziegler of Dupont led the case, defended by W H Gillespie, and Bennett was discharged. Separate social notes mention Mrs Newlin's Plainsville visit, lectures by Mrs M M Doud, a gathering for Miss Tessie McCarthy in West Avoca, and various local visits and greetings in Scranton and Olyphant.
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R. B. Bennett
Pittston
Squire Whalen
Squire Ziegler
Dupont
W. H. Gillespie
Whalen
Andrew Odirien
West Avoca
Thomas Graham
Scranton
M. J. McDonell
Julia McDonell
Eliza Costello
Kate Lavan
P. F. McLaughlin
A. O'Malley
Charles Hanlon
Olyphant
Thomas McHale
James Langan
Annie
John Langan
Carrie Snyder
Local Notes of Personnel and Repairs Across the County
Tr Pulkowich improves his residence with paint. Mrs W M Hiller visits her gown in Carbondale. A much needed rain falls. Spencer Reedly raises his barn roof. James Shepp attends Sixteenth Pennsylvania cavalry reunion in Berwick. William Avery seeks Republican county treasurer vote. County Commissioners Wheelock and DeWitt inspect a reported unsafe bridge and assign repairs to G W Taylor. FE W Fargo at Methodist Hospital Brooklyn expects return home in about two weeks. W Fred Williams remains feeble. Robert Marey drives a delivery wagon. Postal Telegraph wires moved to new Warren Street office. Mrs Myra Rifenberg of Massachusetts visits her parents Vine and Mra De Pur.
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Tr. Pulkowich
W. M. Hiller
Fred
Harry
Carbondale
Spencer D. Reedly
James Shepp
East Lemon
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Berwick
William J. Avery
Econmty
Wheelock and DeWitt
Secky Forrest
G. W. Taylor
FE. W. Fargo
Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. Fred Willams
Robert Marey
Postal Telegraph Company
Paul Thlings & Sons
Warren Street
Myra Rifenberg
Massachusetts
Mra
Vine de Pur
Annie Davis Seeks Court Action Over Alleged Assault
Mrs Annie Davis of Old Forge reports her husband James Davis assaulted her on Friday and again Monday. Burgess Griffiths ordered his appearance with bond set at 500 dollars. No witnesses were called and the couple have since lived apart. Also noted are Atlantic City Philadelphia visitions by Magogle Julia and Anna Burns and Rev J W Williams leading revival meetings at the Methodlet Aplia coval church with strong local interest.
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Annie Davis
Old Forge
James Davis
Burgess Griffiths
Davis
Davia
Ball
WiLiam Davia
Magogle
Julia
Anna Burns
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
J. W. Williams
Luzerne
Typhoid Fever Convalescence and Feeding Guidance
A medical note warns typhoid fever follows a slow, dangerous course with 3 percent rapid convalescence. It urges preserving strength, avoiding strain on weak stomach and organs, and feeding the patient with milk and other suitable nourishment.
Bovinine touted as a rapid, all-purpose remedy
A claim that Bovinine absorbs instantly into the system, strengthens vital centers, and helps expel poisons. It is described as a germicide and fever antidote, with remarkable improvements to ulcerated bowel conditions common in the disorder.
Help Wanted Advertisements Spread Across City
Numerous help wanted ads appear listing roles from masons and carpenters to salesmen and agents. Offers include sixty to seventy-five dollars monthly, daily commissions, or salaries with expenses paid, plus opportunities in Philadelphia Scranton and New York.
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Hinde
Box
New York
P.O. Box
Archbald Brides Married in Two Ceremonies
Mary J. Cummings of East Side and Thomas J. Robinson wed at St. Thomas church with Rev. Comerford officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Annie Murphy and groomsman Thomas Manley attended. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Also, Miss Mattie Calloway and A. Samson married at North Main Street home with Rev. Beecher conducting and Prof. Firth playing. The couple plan a trip to Boston Albany and New York before settling on Malin Street. Archbald Hose Company No. 1 paraded in Serpentine and attracted praise for neat appearance. Fire Alarm rep Mr. Stackwood spoke of Gamewell system. pastor Rev. Beecher to move here next week with installation later in October.
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Mary J. Cummings
Martin Cummings
East Side
Thomas J. Robinson
St. Thomas’ Church
T. J. Comerford
Annie Murphy
Thomas Manley
Mt. Vernon
Onco
William Calloway
North Main Street
Miss ‘Mattle
A. Samson
W. A. Beecher
Presbyterian Church
Firth
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson
Boston
Albany
New York
Malin Street
Archhbald Hose Company
Green Ridge
Samson-Calloway
John O'Malley
John Gildea
Olyphant
Mr. Beecher
The
Tey
Dayer
Peckville
Local Wedding in Olyphant Unites Rhoda Williams and Hugh Griffiths
Last evening at 8 o clock a wedding united Miss Rhoda Williams and Hugh Griffiths at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Kd Williams on Susquehanna Street. Rev J D Evans officiated with William Griffiths and Miss Gwendolin Williams as attendants. Guests from out of town included Evan Williams James Cadwean and others from Carbondale Greenfield Peckville and Trenton New Jersey.
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Richard Kd. Williams
Susquehanna Street
Rhoda WiMaim
Hugh Griffiths
J.D. Evans
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
William Griffiths
Gwendolin Whiiams
Greenfield
David Powell
Green Grove
Mira
Symons
Carbondale
Fred Hurd
David Williams
Peckville
G. Welchel
Trenton
N. J. Ee
W. Harris
New York City
Mise Mintle Driesbach
Berwick
David Allen
Honesdale
James O' Boyle
Newark
N. J
Orrick Colliery Engineer Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The board of directors adopts a resolution to call a stockholders meeting at the Paiva Coal Exchange in Scranton Pa on September to approve or disapprove an increase of indebtedness from zero to eighty thousand dollars. The secretary is directed to give notice as required by law.
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Orrick
Com Paiva Coal Exchange
Scranton
of #aid company
Local Visit and Baseball Notes From Hallstead Area
Mrs Lambe of Hallstead called on D W Richards with Mrs Margaret Lewis visiting there. W L Anthony returns from vacation in New York and Baltimore and praises Hugh Jennings from our area. John L Richards of Scranton visits D W Richards. Howard Luckey pitched for Pitts ton Tri County League against Wilkes Barres, eight runs allowed, six strikeouts, needs batting help. James A Hard on vacation and business trip related to Chemical company interests, away about a week.
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Lambe
Hallstead
D. W. Richards
Margaret Lewis Fo
W. L. Anthony
New York
Baltimore
Hugh Jennings
John l. Richards
Scranton
Howard Luckey
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre Professionals
James A. Hard
Chemical Company
Traine Rail Schedule Update for Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
Train departures listed from Scranton to New York and intermediate Erie interne points at 7 09 am. Also for Fovea Byte and points at 00 040 am. All above trains run to and from Honendale Train for Lake Ariel 6 20 am. Trains leave for Wilkes-Barre at 9 00 am and 3 45 pm.
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Newark
Elizabeth
M. la
Philadelphia
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Bethlehem
Boston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
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Harrisburg
Vetteville
Liberty Street
North River
Tesma
H. P. Baldwin
Pans
H. Olhausen
New Lackawning Avenue
Beranton Arate
Fairlew
Waymart
Honerdale
Albany
Saratoga
The
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Montreal
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
MU A.m
Pam Baratogs
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Pittston
Barre
RK. RL
White Haven
Breton
Fotteville
Beaver Deadow
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicaee
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Dan Yore Gouetion
D. Saw
Emste
Stendhear
Allman
L. Bunection
Wilkes- Barre
Buffalo
Ollin H. Wilbur
Panle
Nonnemacher
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Del
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Western
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Mira
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Dansville
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Biksbaiton
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Titken
Northumberland
Wittates
Plymouth
Bloomaburgneville
Williamsport
Kone
Baltimore
Washington
Shath
Tians
M. I. Smith
Cit
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Erie Ralle
Honendale
Lake Ariel
Wilkes-Bate
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Bovinine
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F. M. Stearns
Side Linn
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Clevelanil
Edward
Fish & CO
Bordon Mock
Chicago
Alesmen
Kresident
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Crocery
Ulving War Cowles
Stone Mason
Penter
Raliriad Avenue
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Jobo Street
Figaro Algarco
Nchigan Mpg CO
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Dental Medicine CO
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William A. Taft
Washington Avenue
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Carson & Davills
Taylorville
Hyde Park
Dickson Olyphant
Peekville
Archbald
Jermyn
Call
City
Frank Laske
Moody
Adams Ave
Rass Brooks
C. Laubach
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R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons
G. Edgar Dean
Sis
Spruce Street
Court House Square
Kay
Penn Ave
A. J. Connell
Francke
Vine St
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Lackawanna Store Association
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Wednnesday
So'elock P. m
J.P Higginson
Sevratory
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SIMPHON _& WATKINS
Feranton
Babylon Coal Cp
Scranton Ravines Bank and Trust Co
Babylon Coal Co
T. H. Watkins
Tresaurer
W. F. Aleln
C. L
Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine 1
D. BR Replogie
Siprice Treet
Notce
Catharine Winton
Bb. M. Winton
Garrick M. Tlarding
Barat Stuart
Ferauton
Lackawanna
Warren & Knapp
Law
Republican Building
Tessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
Wand Or Avenue
Jessup
Horace Fh
H. Jessup, JR
Patterson & Wilcox
Sab Aey
Roswell
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William A. Wine
Alfred Hand
William Hand
Common
Frank Ay Okell
Coal Exchange
Scranon
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Ome
Spruces At
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Architects
H. H. Davis
L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash. Ave
Troy
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Brown & Morris
Price
REPUBLIC SAVINGS _AND Loan Association
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R. J, Foster
Thomas J, Jones
Duryea
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Care Tribune
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Pouman
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Medical
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Mike J. Saree CS Tae Vas
Lackawanna County
C. J. Helmes
Lacka
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Lacka. Ave
Cor Adams
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Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adams Avenue
Jos
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G. RR. Clark & CO
North Main Avenue
Televhoo
Bauer’s
KR. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Washington Ave
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Williams Builiding
Postofica
Rex
Frank Lin Avenue
Zegler
Scranton Sonaae
Pheveneer
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
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Irving Place
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Delaware and Hudson Railroad
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Wyoming Valley
Ontario and Western
Hancock Junction
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Noland Bank
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