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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

10

Wayne-Susquehanna senatorial conference set in Honesdale

Wayne-Susquehanna senatorial conference to be held in Honesdale on Monday. L. M. Atkinson bought Hawley Times plant at public sale for 1725 dollars. E. B. Calloway will return to Honesdale and work at Wayne County Herald. Several pastors to preach at local churches next Sunday. Erie and Wyoming trains adjust departure times. Various social items including engagements and Odd Fellows meeting at Freedom Lodge.

Scranton Tribune Honesdale Wayne-Susquehanna L. M. Atkinson Court House Hawley Times E. B. Calloway Calloway William H. Swift Scranton Delaware & Hudson Isabella Calloway Fannie Hawkey Ocean Grove Elizabeth K. Bentley Erie Railroad Edward B. Calloway Wayne County Herald Grace Jadwin Grace Spencer Asbury Park Elizabeth KK Bentley Loring RR Gale Brooklyn N. Y Freedom Hall Messrs J. A. Bodle William Selle Charles Dodge Doctor Bryden A. Cy Tolicy C. F. Bullock William Blasdell John Smith Naylor George Purdy William Wiesse Weisse America

Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea

Alice Miller of Morgan Texas reports a six year battle with diarrhoea ended by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after seeing an ad. She spent hundreds on doctors with no relief before trying the remedy and experiencing a dramatic recovery at low cost. For sale by all druggists.

Mia Alice Miller Morgan Texas Bosque County Chamberlain All Drugelete

Stamps Given Away by Mears and Hagen Ad

Ten extra stamps are being given away in a newspaper advertisement placed by Mears and Hagen inviting readers to claim them.

Community Notes From Waymart and Nearby Towns

Waymart July notes report Mrs. Frank Hoban and family visiting Nicholson relatives while James Staples ends illness with a sanitarium stay. Visitors include Miss Isabelle Mitchell of Carbondale staying with Laura Carson and Mrs. G W Shepherd returning to Buffalo. Local movers and shakers share timelined visits and work activities among Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and Bradfor d residents.

Scranton Tribune Waymart Frank Hoban Nicholson E. C. Doyle James Staples Isabelle Mitchell Carbondale Laura Carson G. W. Shepherd Buffalo Lillian Staples Harriet Norton Ralph Ball Anna Doyle Celestine Meekins Wilkes-Barre G. W. Leonard A. Wonnacott Irene N. A. Walker Bradfor John Suppert

Local Residents Visit Families Amid Social News

Nicholson and Dr. H. K. Williams and families from Jersey City extend visits to relatives in the area. Mrs. C M Nichols returns home to Binghamton after visiting friends. Mrs. W R Niles comes home from Lucyville after time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miniffer visit his brother C H MacConnell. Florence Williams returns from time with Dr H K Wilkins in Jersey City. Mrs. Martin Kline visits Clifford friends. E J Johnson spends two days with his mother Mrs Williams Johnson in Royal. Horace Mack and daughter attend the wedding of Dr Coon and Miss Ackerly at Clark's Green. Meura Hitgen advertisement appears in paper.

H. K. Wilkins Jersey City Martin Kline Clifford E. J. Johnson Williamn Johnson Royal Horace Mack Anid Coon

Reverend Hile Accepts Call to Local Baptist Church

Aug 1 Tunkhannock report Rev W P Hile of Cape May NJ accepted the call to the Baptist church here and will begin his duties Aug 10. Theodore Rogers plans to open a barber shop at Dunlion. Mr and Mrs Ray DeWitt move to housekeeping in the Joseph Armstrong house on West Tioga. Attorney Fremont Williams of Binghamton NY vacationing with his mother Mrs Elisa Williams. Frank Avery and wife of New York City are being entertained by the form

Tunkhinnock W. P. Hile Cape May N. J Theodore Rogers Dunlion Ray DeWitt Joseph Armstrong West Tioga Street Fremont Williams Bingharmton N. Y

Local Residents Visit In Town And Nearby Streets

A list of residents and visitors includes F P Avery on Wheat Tioga Street and Mrs Leonard Cartin entertaining friends from South Montrose. Arthur Barham has repaint work on Warren Street. Stephen Robingoh and Jennie Metacer are mentioned with guests Mary Tanney from Wilkes-Barre visiting relatives, along with Margaret Croughan and Marie Griffith visiting local friends.

F. P. Avery Margaret Croughan Wilkes Harre Mise Marie Griffith Scranton

Brooklyn Social Roundup At Heart Lake Picnic

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a Brooklyn August picnic hosted by the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath school inviting other town Sunday schools. The Brooklyn Inn band will accompany, with a large turnout expected. Local visits include Mrs. Lake of Montrose and Miss Josie Quick of Scranton visiting relatives. Several summer residents and visitors are noted, with farm telephoning arrangements and hospital recovery updates for Archie Savige after appendicitis.

Scranton Tribune Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Picaic Heart Lake Brook Inn Lake Montrose Ralph Sterling Josie Quick Scranton W. E. Wihiridge F. Breed Elmer Breed Dimock Camp Grounds Henrietta Kent Elmira Eldridge Dolaway A. IX. Gere Archie Savige Binghamton Hattie McMillan Alves Brishin Georgiana Spuider Alva Quick Fink Goureh Wiverly N. Y Hara Painted Post A. Reynolds Josephine Sterling Eva Lathvey Phlladelphia Gertrude Wardle O. M. Delaway Deadlea' Aid of the Universalist Church N.L. Tiffany Methodist Episcopal Aid Ll. S. Ely

Uniondale Notices and Lectures Update

Uniondale reports Rev U Grant Houston of Kansas will lecture at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening with a talk titled My Trip to the Mary Lannie. Rev FL M Buffum of Scranton lectured last Sunday. Mrs Will Campbell and children from Scranton visit Charles Lyons. Arthur Poster family returned from Thompson. Charles Coleman plans funding for a new ban. Mrs Woodside nee Travis of Philadelphia mentioned in brief.

Scranton Tribune Uniondale Judson Cable Montrose U. Grant Houston Kansas FL M. Buffum Scranton Presbyterian Church Will Campbell Charles Lyons Arthur Poster Thompson Charles Coleman Woodside Nee Travis Phila

Local Notes From Carbondale and Nearby Areas

Miss Bertha Dimmick visits relatives in Carbondale as Henry Lewis and wife of Scranton spend Sunday with his parents. Presbyterian ladies plan a meeting at Mrs. Charles Wedeman’s Thursday afternoon. Linele Smith visiting her aunt Raymond Smith and D. F. Carpenter recovering from a partial stroke. Mr and Mrs Jason Rowanita return to Galeton after visiting Mrs Bass. Mrs. Thomas’s son and daughter of Whitefield Carpenter.

Ree Bertha Dimmick Carbondale Henry Lewis Scranton HH. H. Lewis Lidiow’ Ald Presbyterian Church Charles Wedeman Misa Linele Smith Raymond Smith D. Fh. Carpenter Ogaliy Jason Rowanita Galeton J. F. Bass Mra.Thomas Wihifield Carpenter

Avoca Firms Begin Pumping Preparations At Colliery

Avoca, Robinson & Law, operators of the Katy did colliery, began pumping water from their mines yesterday in preparation to start operations. Jacob Schappert, Democratic candidate for county commissioners, visited town yesterday. Pennsylvan ia medical exams passed by Dixon of this town, a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore. Ms Morahan of Inkerman spent yesterday in town with friends. Mears & Hagen note ten extra stamps given away in an advertisement.

Cherry Street Misa Lotte Thomas Kingston Marie Nearney Jacob Schappert A. S. Wisely Luzerne Langcliffe Church BL. Snyder Huntington Viola Berdella Dechle Albany N.Y Mra D. Hook Pittston Mary Morahan Inkerman Town Dixon College of Physicians and Sureans Baltimore Pennsylvania James Robinson New York

Baseball Doubleheader Summaries From Multiple Cities

The report lists multiple 19th century baseball games with scores and battery pairings. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington appear, alongside umpires O Day and others. Details include innings scores and pitcher catchers such as Hahn, Bergen, Fraser, Doin, Thielman, Maloney, Currie, Ryan, Bowerman, Wiltsie, Yeager, and Joss.

Philadelphia Rely Cincinnati Fraser Doin Thielman Maloney O'Day

For Sale Hotel and Various Notices

Classified fragments note a first class hotel for sale with contact John Miller in Corn ing New York, plus lost watch and reward notices, sealed bids for county and city public works with August deadlines, boarders wanted in Dalton, sewer construction bids in Dunmore with substantial sums and conditions, and a Dunmore laundry ad offering shirts, collars and cuffs at low prices.

Weathering the Northeast Travel Holdouts

Montreal Providence Rochester Newark Worcester Toronto 1 Jersey City H Buffalo 6 weather notes compile a sparse transit snapshot as rain affects routes across major stops including Montreal and Rochester with scattered numbers suggesting delays or counts.

Montreal-Providence Rochester Newark, Worcester Toronto Jersey City H. Buffalo

Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones

Cut out the pictures on this page each day and mark the hidden object. Save them until Saturday and send or bring them to The Tribune office in an envelope addressed to Puzzle Department. Include your mime age and address. The six correct weekly pictures whose answers arrive first will have their names published Monday morning.

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Scranton House and Local Notices

Prank line avenue rates reasonable by P Zuegler proprietor near D L W passenger depot under Eus copean plan Victor Koch proprietor Br Briggs cleans privy vaults and cis pools with improved pump weed Bh Helese orders 100 North Miln idvenue or Bricke's drug store corner Adams Mulberry both telephones

HK Blk Cape Lo and Pranklin Avenue P. Zuegler Scranton House Victor Koch BR. Briggs Helese Bricke Adams and Mulberry

Gen J H Smith Returns From Manila Trip

General Jacob Hi Smith arrived from Manila aboard the transport Thomas. He declined to speak for publication and would not allow reporters near him. Through aide Lt M H Shields he said he would not be interviewed and did not care to invite further criticism. Major Daves delivered his retirement order on board. He then went to the Oceldental hotel and denied all visitors.

Associated Press San Francisco Jacob Hi. Smith Manila Thomas M. H. Shields Daves Transport Service

Prominent PA Junior Order member seeks reinstatement

Wilmer Crow of Harrisburg filed an alternative writ of mandamus to compel Capital City council No. 27 to reinstate him after expulsion by the national council in 101. The writ was returnable before Judge Wells on August 11.

Associated Isles Harrisburg Wilmer Crow United American Mechanics Wireles Pennsylvania Capital City Council The National Council Wells

Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedule From Scranton in 1902

Stations in New York and New Jersey list train departures from Scranton at 7 90 a m 1 p m and 4 p m Sundays 10 p m for Quaker City Express to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other points south and west Connections to Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Tamaqua Pottsville and more Agents at stations handle port rates and tickets signed by L W Gessler and M Burt as general manager and general passenger agent respectively

Scranton Philadelphia New York Carbondale M. m L. W R. F Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Tihnen Geneva Pansipet Inster Rochester Buffalo Niagara Alle Chicago Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre Suspension Bridge Rollin Wilbur Corthand Street NG York Charles Cortland Street Bethlehem City Ticket Public Square Baltimore Washington D. C Pau Pittston Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Tho A Tamaqua and Pottsville L W. G. Bessler M. Burt

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect June 16 1902

Schedule lists trains from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia and beyond. Through vestibule service with Pullman car and coaches, stops at principal stations. Connections available to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West.

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pottsville Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Hasleton Bunbury

Train Schedule Notes From Scranton 1908 Era

Train times show July 1 1908 effective schedule from Scranton to Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Albany with weekday and Sunday departures. Notes list specific times in morning and afternoon blocks including 6.45 824 0.15 3004 p.m. and 7.38 a.m. for various routes. The communication ends with L Pryor D P A Scranton Pa.

Carbondale Scranton Honesaald Ana Wor Wilkes Taree Ee Mn m A. mi Mig Ido P.m Pennsylvanii R. Ge Polat A. m Albany All Points Morth UNDAY Wilkes-Barre Pointe Merthes L. Pryor Scranton, Pa

Train Schedule Fragments for Berinton Hawley Loth Line

Sched details show trains from Berinton to Hawley and Geranton with morning departures at 7 20 and 8 45. Stops include Bundiys and New York intermediate points with arrivals around 12 0 a m and afternoon times. Sunday times list 1 00 and 1 15 p m arrivals at Geranton.

Berinton Hawley New York Nalnta Honesdale Geranton

Train Schedules Across Carbondale and Scranton Regions

A fragmentary passenger timetable lists stops including Carbondale and Scranton with Sunday service notes. It references connections to New York City and other points, and mentions times around morning and afternoon hours, with notices about ticket agents and table consultation.

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Scranton Um Guaranty P. O. Box Northeastern Mears & Hagen Meura & Hitgen Hallstead Tiuketead McCloskey James TH. Taylor Ithaca Addison G. Dubois Washington, D Carevinitine Heer Woeeley William Street James Snover Beranton Thureday Lillian Church Harford Mamie Perry Torald W. F. Simrell New Milford Mra F. BK van Warner Newark Valley Frank Allen Mise Flo Cole Great Bend Fred Tl. Watkins Brandt Annaberry Carmel Grove George Ward H. W. Massey Jett Nvw B. W. Pease Charles Cordis Josephine Millard Hullard West Side Park Gould Smith Edward Shaw of. McCann and Children Noonan Estella Florence Rotterdam Junction A. F. Eldridge Chase Avenue Wawkins Jennie Perry Verla Shaw Peckville Avoca R.W.E Hahn Bergen Duggleby Jack Itusch Het Fame E. St. Louis Currie Ryan McGinnlty Bresnahan Emelie R.H.E. St. Luis Cerveevecees Boston R.H.E. Chicaro Williams and Kilng Eason Currin and Moran Brown Leever Smith Donovan Hughes Farrell Tannehill Newton St. Louis R.H.E. Philadelphia Bt. Louis Co Loo Los HWO Wilson and Powers Powell UN Kahoe Johnstone and Caruthers R.H.E Chicago Vc We Tatteries Wiltse and Yeager Pratt Cleveland— Rhe Cleveland Young and Criger Joss, Bernhardt and Bemis O'Loughlin Detroit R.W.E. Washington Townsend and Clark Blewer and McGuire Connolly the Tribune Green Ridge A. B.C. Tribune Office Lake Sheridan Green Ridge Street Enne FB. Oh. Smith Linden Street Board of Trade Building Chestnut Street Dunmore, Pa P. O. Gox Ben- Yemen Adams Avenue Pria Leighton Glenburn Andrew Leighton John Miller East Market Street Corning, N. Y Leo J. C. Zurfieh Upper Lackawanna County J. A. Marvine Sanderson Avenue Tribune Office Want Central City Albert Schultz Mulberry Street Age Gustav Pichel West Side Geo. W. Jenkins South Main Avenue South Fred Terppe Cedar Avenue North Scranton GEO. W. Davis North Main Avenue and Market Street Charles P. Jones Dickson Avene Jonns Lorenz Washington Avenue Marion Street Petersburg W.il Irving Avenue Dunmore J. G. Hone & Son Sulnnes Columbian Correspondence College Washington, D.C Ray Glen Brothers Saeen Mears Building Spruce Street C. 8 Sheppard Exeter Street Pletston Cour Franklin and Lackawanna Avenues Schnell Court Stephen D. Engle Hazleton George W. Finn News Tmain Forest Court Eity N. W. Walker Connell Building George Waterson Ulwich Wayne County City Recorder Department of Public Works Fourteenth Bureau of Maeinerrfig Bureau of Engineering Mall John BE Roche Dalton Aida Torough Dunnore James PF Loran Au Wiet Wahlers Buider Ton Henry GB Gilghan Drinker St Jefferson Avenue Launders At &c Ic. Aach Certified Public Accountant Architects Frederick L. Brown Exchington Ave Sbroad Rice Wash H. Ll. Harding Connell Bldg Evenbon & Knight C. C. Laubach Wyoming Ave Echlager & Co., Traders Tank Bldg Patent Attorneya Replogle & Co Mears Joseph Kubttal Lacka AVG Meganghl Bros Thlee Wilkerb Barre Mf Kyou bin Lindyn M. Norton Lackawanng Beohutwer J. H. Smith Crow M. Titbtard & Co Congell Dated and Stock Exchange Broadway Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Gouldshoro Nbh Plymouth Flmira and Way Binghamton and Way Bloomsburg Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Delaware and Hudson Erle Railroad Wyoming Division New York, Ontario Rales Cadoain Bey' Am Cadosia Beventan Rhia New York City Dietown Walton Norwich Poyntelle Watton I. Sidney Delphi Wallon
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