Death of Bridget Biglin in Lackawanna County
Bridget Biglin, 72, died at her son in law Patrick Toolan’s home on Brooklyn Street after a two week illness. Born in County Sligo Ireland she came to the United States at age 20 and lived in Scranton. Survived by four children sixteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren all of Scranton. Funeral mass at St Rose of Lima on Thursday at 9 30 AM with interment in St Rose Cemetery.
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Bridget Biglin
Patrick Toolan
Brooklyn
Deceneed
County
Sligo
Ireland
St. Rose of Lima
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
Martin Kerins
Mis
Bartholomew Riglin
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Engineer Mason leaves Carbondale for Delaware and Hudson role
Yesterday Mason ended his official connection as Carbondale's engineer and resumed his former post with the Delaware and Hudson company. George Leighton is elected to succeed him and will face a heavy workload as the street department carries out mid year work. Mason leaves a tidy handover and offers assistance to his successor.
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R. F. Mason
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
George Leighton
Mr. Mason
Leighton
Joint Street Committees
Joint Street Committees of Council
Mason
Arch Think on wheel trip near Binghamton
Arch Think travels near Binghamton on a wheel trip. Francis Burke of Pike street is recovering from appendicitis. Max Shepherd will spend the balance of this week in Atlantic City. A Scranton visited Carbondale yesterday. A local camp team is invited to play Camp 333 of the Patriette Order Sons of America at Hyie Park Lake Lodore on Aug 4. Rev and Mrs Charles Lee return from Fike Lake outing. Mr and Mrs Will Rice entertain Miss Mie Rirs of New York and Mrs Charles Pires of Long Island. Dr A E Burr is seriously ill at Hotel American. Dr A Duffy and wife visited Beranton to bid adieu to Father Gorman of Minooka who sails Thursday for Rome with Bishop Hoban and eight priests. Hetty Wilcox returned from Scranton and Miss Mice Baker returned from New York City.
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Arch Think
Binghamton
Francis Burke
Pike Street
Max Shepherd
Atlantic City
A. Scranton
Carbondale
Patricette
Wili Rice
Washington Street
Mie Rirs
New York
Charles Pires
Long Teland
A. E. Burr
Hotel American
Pr. A. Duffy
Beranton
Father Gorman
Minooka
Bishop Hoban
Rome
Mien Hetty Wilcox
Scranton
Mice Baker
New York City
Local notes and society items from Clark's Summit
Clark's Summit news notes many residents including K McKengie returning from visits to Erie Buffalo and Atlantic City Mrs John King confined to house. Sunday Echo class to picnic at Nay Aug park around August 15. Knig hts of Pythias and Northeastern Pennsylvania agents active. Mill and fire plug updates. Picnic at Nichols grove August 15.
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K. McKengie
Eayre
Buffalo
Atlantic City
John King
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvey Fritz
Scranton Tribune
Martin Reld
Moesers
John Y. Lefever
Mhitn
Ndelphia
Chester I
Wells
Fred G. Mayer
Scranton
Arthur Datesman
Henry Edwards
Bicycle Club
Knigits
Maccaber
Tallman
Northeastern Pennyylvania
A. C. Hull
Aurora
PD. L. Potter
Harry Justin
Ashley Poth
Hufford & Litts
Charles BE. Seare
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Sherman-Moyles
J. J. S. Feeley
Nichols’ Grove
Remarkable Cure with Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs George F Burdick of Liberty Rhode Island recounts a severe dysentery case in her family. After exhausting other remedies her daughter nearly died but the Chamberlains Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy proved lifesaving and is now recommended to other mothers. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
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George F. Burdick
Liberty
R. I
Matthew Brothers
Surprise party honors Rev Lin at Hallstone home
A surprise gathering was held last evening at the home of Mr. Thomas Hallstone to honor the Rev. L. A. Lin. Attendees included local residents and church members who shared greetings and best wishes.
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Thomas Hallstone
L. A. Lin
Ep worth league meeting postponed and local notices
Mr. Lindermuth and wife received a clock and umbrella from the questa. The Ep worth league meeting at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage is postponed to next Wednesday due to Mrs. Halley’s illness. John Robertson is home from Lake Carey for a few days. The Ladies’ Ald society will meet at Mrs. L. D. Warner’s on South Main street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Loyal Temperance region was organized at the Methodist Episcopal church with officers elected and will meet each Monday evening.
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Dermuth
Lindermuth
Presbyterian Church
Questa
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Halley
John Robertson
Lake Carey
Ladies’ Ald Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. Warner
South Main Street
Loyal Temperance Region
Bowers Berlew
John Williamen
Nellie King
F. C. Berlew
Vertia Schoonover
Basie
Old Forge Obituary and Community Notes
Benjamin Richardson of Old Forge died at his home Sunday afternoon at 2:30 from a complication of diseases. He was 70. His wife and eight children survive. Funeral services were held Tuesday, with interment in Marcy cemetery. The column also notes various local social visits and small events, including Rev Strunk’s surprise party, missionary society plans, and local residents traveling between Montrose, Elk Lake, Harvey’s Lake, and Dunmore. Frank Lane of Moosic purchased the Richardson store building and moved his family in.
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Benjamin Richardson
Marcy Cemetery
Kev
Ace
Wife
Wealthy
Margaret Brodhead
Montrose
Elk Lake
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
John Carey
Dunilaft
Rh. W. Strunk
Evangelical Church
Edwin Lanyon
George
Wayne County
George Drake
Mary O'Hare
Harvey's Lake
Frank Lane
Moosic
Richardson
Local social notes include visitors and church events
Mr and Mrs J B M Keller of Philadelphia and Miss Ella Keller of Stroadsburg are guests of Mr and Mrs F B Gardner. Stanley Portree of Porto Rico enjoyed a vacation and spoke at the Methodist church. William Brown of Tobyhanna visited his mother. The WCTU plans a lawn party Thursday at Mrs Kate Wardell’s home. Mr and Mrs H G Frischkorn are in Pittston for a few days. The regular monthly literary enter follows.
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J. B. M. Keller
Philadelphia
Ella Keller
Stroadsburg
F. B. Gardner
Stanley Portree
Porto Rico
William Brown
Tobyhanna
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Kate Wardell
H. G. Frischkorn
Pittston
Epworth League Event at Metho dist Church Friday
The Epworth league gathering will be held Friday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church with refreshments on the church lawn. Mrs. J Reynard and her children from Catawiesa are guests of their grandmother Mrs. Margaret Wardell.
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Epworth League
J. Reynard
Catawiesa
Margaret Wardell
Funeral for Wallace Simms’s Son Held in Carmall Street
The funeral for the little son of Mr. Wallace Simms of Carmall Street was held Monday afternoon with Rev. W. Bentley of the Primitive Methodist church officiating and interment in Priceburg cemetery. George Cooper returned home from Toosia California on Sunday. The J B Dickson Hose company plans a picnic at Rifle Range grove on Saturday August 18. Agnes McHugh of Wyoming visited Carrie McLaughlin on Upper Main Street. The Misses Dolphin O’Hare Revels and McLaughlin spent Monday evening in Scranton. George H Cooper and two sons of Green Ridge visited relatives in town. Miss Revela and Miss Carrie McLaughlin called on Olyphant friends. David McLaughlin of Green Ridge spent Monday with David Thomas of Carmale Street. Mrs Join Fall of Lincoln Street is bedridden.
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Amelia Caswell
Oak Street
Mary Dandels
Little Owens
Daisy Reinhardt
Bertha Nyhart
Lizale Davis
Amelia
Daisy Caswell
Laura Hatton
Mise Davie
T Frederick Winslow
James 8
Inglis
J. H. Harris
Calvary Lapital
Parent Home
Messra
James Curtus
Thomas Price
Charles Curtus
William Marsh
John Evins
William White
Mary J. Beecham
Emma Morris
Mia
Morgan Marsh
J. A. Moffitt
Morrin
Kteds
Montrose
Laceyville
Taylorville Lodge
Pythias
Frederick Marshall
Scranton
Elster
T. J. Moran
Main Street
Joseph Jones
Atlantic
Liv
Judson Smith
Cyeon Fudge
Misa Lixale Lewis
Irienia
Fawarisdale
Wallace Simms
Carmall Street
W. Bentley
Primitive Methodist Church
Priceburg
George Cooper
Toosia
Cal
J. B. Dickson Hose Company
Upper Main Street
Rifle Range Grove
Agnes McHugh
Wyoming
Carrie McLaughlin
Forest City Social Roundup and Local Repairs
Special to the Scranton Tribune Forest City July 30 details neighbors visiting relatives in Scranton Carbondale and Crystal Lake. Borough council seeks bids for a new borough building to be ready before winter. Murray building on Matin Street is being torn down after last year’s fire.
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Scranton
Forest City
M. Mofrath
Misa Kathe Haley
Carbondale
Michael Haley
Hudson Street
S. HW. Hoag
Binghamton
Ec, Dunnier
Irving Pentecost
Stacey Demming
Crystal Lake
FE. T. Runton
J. C. Waters
Dundaff
George Horton
Will Lavin
A. McCabe
Owego
N. Y
George Davis
New York City
J. C. Brown
Thomas Brown
H.W. Brown
Sarah Menhennet
E. Monroe
Murray
Matin Street
EK. A. Bloxham
Local church societies host meetings and obituaries span city
The Tiadies Ald society of the Methodist Episcopal church meets at Mrs. William Mucklow in Dupont this afternoon. The Langcliffe Ladies Missionary society gathers tomorrow at Mrs. Sarah Whyte’s home. Misses Luggle Boone and Margaret Tigue vacation at Thirvey’s Lake. Rev and Mrs Smythe and others depart for Atlantic City today. A night shift begins at the Erie contract. John Christian travels to Danville after his brother Henry’s death. Funeral for James Hurley held at home then St Mary’s Church with interment at St Mary’s cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral for Arthur Preere held yesterday with house services by Rev. T E Wilson and Langcliffe cemetery interment. Hugh Graham of West Side injured at Law Shaft when a mule caused him to be thrown against a rail, breaking his nose as wheels passed over his leg.
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Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Mucklow
Dupont
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Langcliffe Church
Sarah Whyte
Luggle Boone
Margaret Tigue
Thirvey
D. T. Smythe
McCrindle
Mary
Jean Cranston
Atlantic City
Erie
John Christian
Danville
Henry
James Hurley
McAlpine Street
St. Mary's Church
T. F. Carmody
St. Mary's Cemetery
James McKicnie
Thomas Meehan
Patrick Murphy
James O'Brien
John Ketterick
Arthur
Arthur Preere
T. E. Wilson
Langcliffe Cemetery
Hugh Graham
West Sile
Law Shaft
Twos and threes clash in early baseball tour stops
At Troston and Philadelphia and New York games the lineups feature Battery pairs Jones Criger Frazer Donohue and McFarland with Umpire Huret and O'Day. Scores show varied tallies as teams like Pittsburg and New York contest in a noisy spring tour.
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Philadelphia
RW. EB
St. Loui
Lealooooos
Jones and Criger
Frazer, Donohue and
McFarland
Uampire
Huret
Unclear Major League Scores Across Cities
A fragmented listing shows multiple city match results with scores for teams including Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Minneapolis Buffalo Hartford Spradnex Providence Toronto Rochester Worcester Springfield Montreal and more, reflecting an Eastern League summary.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Hartford
Spradnex
Providence
Toronto
Rochester
Worcester
Springfield
Montreal
Dixon quits in seventh in Sullivan bout at Coney Island
New York July 9 1909 George Dixon quit in the seventh after his arm failed in the match versus Tommy Sullivan at Coney Island Sullivan was awarded the fight per the referee results note Dixon unable to continue after injury making Sullivan the winner at the end of the seventh round
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New York
George Dixon
Tommy Sullivan
Coney Weland
Dixon
bin Arm
Sullivan
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted for mothers and children
An advert extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims widespread use by millions of mothers and presents the product as the best cure with druggists worldwide carrying it.
The People's Exchange Beas Advert Wants Housing and Real Estate
The Beas newspaper's popular clearing house invites readers to list houses for rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or to seek situations or help. Small ads cost one cent per word six insertions for five cents a word and situations wanted are inserted free.
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For Rent and Employment Notices and Weather Prognostic
Classified notices include rental ads for a house at 1% South Bros Ley Avenue and front rooms with board, plus multiple employment requests from agents and machinists. A long planetary forecast warns of fever, storms, and disasters worldwide, with August events and a local ordinance granting power rights to Standard Electric Light in Old Forge Pennsylvania.
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South Bros Ley Avenue
Prohibition State Convention Excursion Tickets From Railroads
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion fares to Pittsburg for the Prohibition State Convention. Tickets valid August 6 7 and 8 for outbound travel from all Pennsylvania stations at one fare for the round trip with a minimum of twenty five cents. Return travel allowed through August 9 inclusive.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Pennsylvania
Special Excursion to Lake Poyntelle On Aug 5
A special excursion is planned to Lake Poyntelle on Sunday August 5 with trains from Scranton at 1.20 am and return departures from the lake at 5.10 pm. The round trip fare from Scranton is $1.00. The lake offers a pleasant setting for a day trip.
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Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
Special excursion to Long Branch and shore towns from Scranton
The Central Railroad of New Jersey runs a special excursion on Saturday, August 11 leaving Scranton at 5:15 p m. for Long Branch Ocean Grove and Asbury Park stopping at all stations to Ashley to pick up passengers. Fare four dollars and tickets valid for return until August 21.
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Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
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Scranton
Ashley
Mi .m
Mountain Park
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School of the Lackawassa Details and Contacts
Poriratory to dallewr and business lines outline the School of the Lackawassa in Scranton Pennsylvania. It lists Rev. Thor McCann elder partners W. E. Plumley A M headmaster and G R Clark Co seedsmen and nus with contact at 2H Washington Avenue and 194 North Malyeve site and store telephone.
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School OF the Lackawassa
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Dallewr
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Imer Cine
Opdim
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Thor McCann
Eld
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Prorpretor
W. EB
Plumley
A. M
G R, Clark , CO
Seedsmen and
NUS
Washington Avenue
Gion
North Malyeve
Time table showing New York, Ontario and Western trains
Erroneous timetable page lists Sunday June 24 services with departures from Carbondale, Scranton and Candosia to Carbondale, and connections to Walton Delhi Harden Sidney. Train numbers 204 205 connect on the Main Line. For more information contact traveling passenger agent Soran at RESON New York.
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Seran
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Son
Carbondale
Carlosia
Scranton
Snes & Fe
GNY
North Bowne
Feratie Carbon
Las P.m
Oh Male
Walton
Delhi
Harden Ad Sidney
Trhcket
RESON
Gen
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Soran
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