Carbondale Beats Hazleton in Wild 9th Inning Run Rally
Carbondale nudges Hazleton 6 4 in a comeback led by Mac Quade who homered and doubled in the eighth and ninth innings. McQuade and Graham spark the late surge as Westlake and Sales contribute key hits, with Schaub making a clutch two-bagger and Danny Shields driving in the final run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Martin Methusaleh
Carbondale
Martin Io
Martin
Martin McQuade
Mac
Hasleton
Jimmy Graham
Westlake
Kid Jordan
Childs
Pretzel
Bill Meyer
Graham
Mr. Myers
Quay County
McQuade
Balla
Twin
Gales
Myers
Mao
Shields
Sales
Bales
Moore
Moran
McVey
Schaub
Cranks
Big Bill
Chorch” Staltz
Fate
Chorch
Bill
Georgie
Hazleton
Danny Shields
Hazle
Topaan
Prissecesveeves ‘Childs
Peeeeusgabeyesets
R. Weatlake
Haaleton
Massey
Staits
Jordan
Stalks
Wetsel
Oarbondale
Atruck
Firat
Cor Umpfire
Manlove
Hood's Purifier Testimony Supports Public Belief
The document claims many people testify to the purifier’s efficacy, asserting it as the sole true blood purifier in public view, with strong endorsement from numerous users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood's Brand Sales Pitch Takes Centerstage
An advertising line pushes Hood's products with a bold claim to give fair trials to Hood's and only Hood's. The promotion highlights a deal of 91 units or six for $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
His scalp sewn up after Gravity accident
Thomas Pengally sustained a severe head injury near the Gravity line at No 4 with the scalp nearly torn off and the skull fractured. He regained consciousness but has no memory of the incident. Conductor Pierce and others responded as the trailing train passed the scene and transported him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pengally
Birkett Street
Pengelly
Pierce
Honesdale
No. 4
Frank Farrell
Farrell
Farview
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Dead After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Davis of Park Street died yesterday at 9 30 in the morning after a brief illness. She was born in Scotland and came to America young, living in New York City about eighteen years before moving to this city which was her home. She leaves two sons Charles F of Bam Orange New Jersey and John C of this city and two daughters Amelia and Louise. A prominent member of the First Presbyterian Church the funeral will be held with Rev Charles Lee officiating. Interment will be in Maplewood Cemetery Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Park Street
Charles F
Bam Orange
N. J
John C
No. 4
Amelia
Louise
Another Union Picnic At Farview Planned
Report discusses securing another date at Farview for a second picnic after weather reduced attendance. Despite rain over 1,000 tickets were sold at the depot and many awaited the event, with organizers urged to form committees to arrange another excursion and gain public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farview
McLaughlin Deserts Carbondale for South Jerseys
McLaughlin has deserted Carbondale and joined the South Jerseys. Reports he stayed home were false. Carbondale fans are furious as the loss weakens the team and likely jeopardizes their pennant chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystle
South
McLaughlin
Carbondale
Local Residents Visiting Friends and Notables
Bert Porter formerly a Delaware Hudson trainman and now a United States Leather bookkeeper visits in the city. Mary Lennon and Sarah Spellman of Honesdale visit Carbondale. Mrs W H Mahady and Miss Mary Carden visit Pittston. Minnie Bowen takes her annual vacation. Mrs Israel Crane and family and Miss Julia Meyer of Washington DC depart for Preston Park for a few days. R J McQuillin of Philadelphia visits Hon. John Kelly. McQuillin is a late war veteran and Kelly’s shipmate. Florence Colwell visits Elk Lake. Mary Green returns from Dunmore visit. Mrs J D Day entertains her sister Mrs Butterfield of Springfield, Mass. Professor C L Boty of Wood’s Business suffers a fever attack. Families of J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Porter
Delaware Hudson
United States Leather Company
Mary Lennon
Sarah Spellman
Honesdale
Carbondale
W. H. Mahady
Mise
Mary Carden
Pittston
Minnie Bowen
Israel Crane
Julia Meyer
Washington, D. C
H. R. Lathrope
M. Isabel Lathrope
Preston Park
R. J. McQuillin
Philadelphia
John Kelly
McQuillin
Local visitors and residents spending time in city
Henry Brennen and Mrs Reese Lewis with Mr William Maynard and others visit Newton lake and Scranton while Kerr & Biebecker manager F H Higley travels to Ossawa Canada. Katie Walsh visits Scranton friends as Roy Rivenburg returns from visiting his sister Mrs E E Finn in Clifton. Howard Foster resumes outings after illness. Mrs A B Rowley and daughter Cora of Scranton spend time with city friends. Thomas Burke yardmaster for Delaware and Hudson Canal Co visits his brother in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brennen
Newton Lake
F. .H. Higley
Kerr & Biebecker Company
Ossawa
Canada
Reese Lewis
William Maynard
Nanticoke
Katie Walsh
Scranton
Roy Rivenburg
E. E. Finn
Clifford
Howard Foster
Rowley
Cora
Thomas J. Burke
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Forest City Republicans battle over fair play and delegates
A lengthy Forest City opinion attacks a rival group over delegate selection for the county convention. It defends Frank Hollenback Lew Jones Dr W R Blakeslee and Benjamin Maxey as honest representatives and denounces rival claiming unfair tactics and favoritism. The piece cites local officials judges and business figures and notes accompanying community events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scranton
Elese
Forest City
Quay
Scranton
Tammany Hall
Frank Hollenback
Lew Jones
W. R. Blakesless
Benjamin Maxey
Main Street
George Esmay
L. P. Wedeman
Justice of the Peace
Daniel Hastings
English Visit and Local Club Notes
Mr and Mrs George Girlin visit old England. Mrs Ella Gill recuperates after a severe accident last Saturday at Pan coast mines while transporting water. The Silver Cornet band of Throop plans a picnic to fund new uniforms. The Starlights Smoketown will play Ball’s Stars Dunmore Aug 11 after canceling Aug 4 at Dunmore grounds. Starlights beat Pounders Olyphant 28 to 2 and defeated Throop 4 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Girlin
Old England
Ella Gill
Pancoast Mines
Throop
Starlights
Smoketown
Stars
Dunmore
P. Jordan
P. Quinn
Starlights of
Pounders of Olyphatt
Throop Club
New Great South American Kidney Cure Sparks Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. It quickly eases bladder and kidney pain, backache, and urinary passage discomfort in both sexes. It stops water retention and pain during urination. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 15 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Druggivt
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Trainmaster Halistead Stops at Mitchell House
Trainmaster George M Halistead of Cranton stops at the Mitchell House. William ONeil arrested Saturday on a warrant for stealing apples, discharged yesterday after evidence showed he did not take the apples from Albert Compton. Mrs Gilliens aged 71 died at Main Street home from heart failure. Funeral Friday at 3 pm. interment Rose Hill cemetery. Alderman C C Donovan and wife return to Boranton after visiting. Mr and Mrs Rice Hamton visiting at the scene with Hon S B Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Halistead
Cranton
Mitchell House
William O'Neil
Albert Compton
Compton
Rose Hill Cemetery
C.C. Donovah
Boranton
Oy Rice Aarehamton
Ceneen
Amities defeat White Mills 23 to 12 at Lake Ariel picnic
Amities of this place outscored White Mills 23 to 12 in a Tuesday baseball game at Lake Ariel during the Red Men picnic. Umpires were Seeger of Philadelphia and Ham of Scranton. Spectators crowded the field, many being hit by balls. calls for spectator restraint were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
White Mills Club
Seeger
Philadelphia
Ham
Scranton
Amitiee
Whiie Mills
White Mills
Atherton
Providence
W. W. Westery
Park Street
Walter Henwood
Factoryville
Upper Wood
Mary Whitney
Honesdale Shoe Company
Henry Foster
Gardner Bros
Liberty Hall
Thomas Charlesworth
Green Ridge
Local social notes from Honesdale area residents
A string of visits and sojourns highlights the week. Mr and Mrs 8 T Palmer and several relatives plus visitors Lena Ella Palmer Margaret Gaines Grace Annie Gladys Foster Ware from New York spent the day at Farview. Others including Mr and Mrs John Nallin Wilkes Barre Carrie Smith Dunmore Bridget and Mary Devers and Sidney Stone of Dunmore were noted in town or traveling to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Palmer
Lena
Ella Palmer
Margaret Gaines
Grace Annie
Gladys
Foster Ware
New York City
Farview
John Nallin
Wilkes. Barre
Morris Freeman
Honesdale
John O'Brien
Isaac Male
Scranton
Bridget
Mary Devers
Dunmore
Robert Savage
George Ammerman
Cari
Beeleyville
John Cawley
T.M. Burtnett
Carrie Smith
Sidney Stone
Erie
Wyoming
Local notes and society chat from Plymouth
Miss Agnes McCawley and Mary Heffron of Plymouth return home after visiting friends in town. Miss Katie Brann of Pittston visits Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor met at the Congregational church Monday evening on The Promised Land and How to Reach It. For Rent an eight room house with basement. Henry Carter. Mrs. William Bryden visiting Scranton and Minooka. Martha Arnold visiting Clara Hahnstein at Aldenville. Funeral services for the six month old child of Thomas Morgan were held Tuesday afternoon led by Rev. J. G. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McCawley
Mary Heffron
Plymouth
Katie Brann
Pittston
Peter Anderson
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Promised Land
Henry Carter
William Bryden
Scranton
Minooka
Martha Arnold
Clara Hahnstein
Aldenville
Thomas Morgan
J. G. Evans
Eczema case shows cure after specialist treatment
A 47 year old woman with persistent eczema sought help after failed remedies and a general physician. After three months under Dr F B Smith at 505 Linden St she was completely cured and described as well and happy. The clinic offers free daily consultations 9 to 5 and extended hours on select days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Webber
F. B. Smith
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Carbondale News
Bere Eat
É. Scott Inglis
Lacal Ward Ave
Mrs. Davis
M’laughlin
Leavening Powe
U.S
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Curtis Medicine Company
Alice F. Bernstein
Fred Deneville
B. F. Bernstein
Warren Simmrells
Sodus Bay
Rolief
Hal
Hawley
Lackawanna Ave
Empire Dry Goods CO
Gio
Grees
Giad Stam
Goodman's Cut Price
Lockensase
Washburn-Crosby Co
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Dickson N Manufacturing CO
Anton
Crand
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