City councils form baseball league during Hyde Park meeting
In St Brenden council rooms the Young Men's Institute district meeting discussed prep for the May 19 grand council convention in Scranton. Delegates from Carbondale Minooka Mayfield Dunmore Scranton Hyde Park and South Side attended. A new council baseball league was announced with each unit fielding a team.
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John J. Durkin
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Local Social Notes From Wayne County Area
Mrs Erhardt returns home from winter with daughters in Green Lidge and visits her parents Mr and Mrs KE Hughes of Dickson Avenue. Mrs Cooper and con of Mast Market Street spent yesterday in Wilkes Barre. Dr Merlinghott had a runaway on Capouse Avenue throwing him but causing no serious damage. Frank Day's horse ran away demolishing the wagon. C Dolph began a new wagon run Thursday morning. Miss Cravin hosted a small gathering on Marion Street Wednesday evening.
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Capouse Avenue
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Thonpoon
A. M. Ridgeway
C. K. Dolph
Frank Day
C.K. Dolph
North Main Avenue Baptist festival draws large crowd
Providence residents attended a festival hosted by the Ladies' Aid society at the North Main Avenue Baptist church. Meanwhile, the remains of Thomas Meredith of South Gibson were due to arrive around noon, with funeral services planned in the city.
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Harriet J. Davis
Starnes
J. C. King
Jackson Street
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Thomas Meredith
South Gibson
South Side events and notices schedule for Monday
No South Side board of trade meeting tonight as hall is booked for another use. Funeral services held for Patrick Tillery this morning at 9 with high mass at St Peter's and burial in Hyde Park. Rev Anthony Kilcoyne visiting Cedar avenue. South Steel Mill resumes today after repairs in the converting department. Funeral for Mrs Peter Snyder held yesterday at home with interment at Pittton Avenue cemetery. Forest Band to perform at St John’s hall Monday night. Minooka Baseball team holds annual ball at Callery’s hall Monday night. South Side YWCA music committee presents an evening musicale with program at 8 and refreshments to follow. All members invited. Saturday Tribune perks and exclusives note.
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Scranton
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Willow Street
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Valley Company Seeks Abandonment Of City Route
The Valley Passenger Railway Company filed papers in Harrisburg seeking to abandon portions of its planned route through ten boroughs and three townships near the city. A prior court ruling requires electric car companies to secure franchises and complete the road within two years of franchise grant, or lose rights. The Valley line from Avoca to Olyphant via Scranton saw only part built and franchises for the full route not obtained, with rights later leased to Scranton Traction. City officials had revoked privileges as franchises were secured, and the company now seeks state approval to abandon part of the chartered route, prompting debate on whether franchises should be forfeited and leaving court action as the likely test.
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Neglected Sumner Avenue Church Faces Sheriff Sale
Daniel E. Gregory Jr appeals to the Lackawanna Presbytery over what he calls neglect of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church in Scranton. He notes a thriving Sunday school and active societies despite debt, pleading for timely help to prevent sale and to strengthen the church’s mission locally.
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Depot thieves’ plunder recovered by railroad
Detective Dave Roche turned over another wagon load of stolen goods to the Ontario and Western Railroad company. The cargo mainly consisted of underclothing and was consigned to Louis Spitz of Mayfield. The first load was hidden in the woods and this second haul was gathered from Brown Hollow farmers who bought from the thieves.
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Ontario and Weasttern Railroad Company
Louis Spitz
Mayfield
Brown Hollow
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as cure all stomach troubles
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming to cure dyspepsia and indigestion. The text presents testimonials from Dr. Bensinger of New York and emphasizes the product's vegetable essences and pepsin. It notes wide availability from druggists and wholesalers with no secrecy about ingredients.
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Dey Street
New York City
Bensinger
New York
Market and Stock Report Highlights on April 16
Exchange activity centered on American Sugar surging to 125 1/8 amid inside-buying and profit taking near the close. Tobacco and General Electric showed weakness while rail and low-priced mortgaged issues attracted demand. total volume 13,401 shares.
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Spruce Atree
Spencer to Open Dunmore Rifle Range for Inspection
H M Spencer will open the Dunmore rifle range for inspection this Saturday. City marksmen are invited to visit, examine the range, and shoot if they wish. Those traveling from the city should take a Laurel Hill Park car and transfer at No 6 to the end of the line.
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H. M. Spencer
Laurel Hill Park
No To-Ha e Claims Textual Proof For Tobacco Cure
Prominent North Dakota figure Williams attests a box of No To-Hae cured his tobacco habit after forty years. He reports gained over forty pounds, better health, stronger nerves and testifies many friends were cured. The ad urges readers to buy from a local druggist under a guarantee of cure and to request a remedy booklet by mail.
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