Local spring and summer travel notices in Dunmore
A lengthy list of residents and visitors to Atlantic City Asbury Park Shelter Island Lake Ariel Barnstead and other spots includes Miss Lizzie Penman Mrs Walter Henwood Mr and Mrs T. Wathines Miss Grace Birdwell and many others. Several plan Fortnight or two week stays with relatives in Philadelphia Binghamton and Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizgie Penman
Asbury Park
Walter Henwood
York
T. WH. Wathines
Shelter Island
Mere W. A. Duggan
Atlante City
Mies Francestint
Cottagy City
George Wonte
Marleton
Dehn Gibbons
Atlantic City
John
W. Garvey
A. F. Bower
Onean Grove
Garney
Brown &O
Astory Park
Marvin Carter
New
Eagland
Fannie Fuller
Leon Puller
Asbury Dork
Frank Hanaway
Mist Hanaway
George Dientivale
Grant Pelton
Lake Ariel
Avonth
H. M. Soteq
Qatid
Thoreday
Etey
Angunt
Gieorge
Horn
New York
Lackawanna
Allie Blackman
Providence
Caviva Julie
Binghamton
J.G
Purvone Nichole
Dunmore
Sil McAndle
Mier Ida
Chillicothe
J. M. Howell
Green Milge
Br, Sweet, DD
Simpson Methodial Episcopal Church
Carmel Grove
N. Y
Camp Mawtling
Ko Walsh
Ontario and Western Railroad
Pleasant Mount
Wayne County
William Bell
Irvine Guy
Wyoming Camp
Yaterday
Mia
George T. Warvey
Googe
Vine Street
Mise Gray Durie
Wide- Awake
Black, Pa
M. Hannah
Lake Micheleon
Weir
EL Healey
Wyeminwaneine
T. J. Cureol
Bylvin
Mayneenonty
Byron Poet
Monroyavunsie
Annie Puiipe
Philadelphia
Trivtidle
Scranton Residents Named in Local Item
Liner of Scranton and Mie Bessie Lynch along with Mise Gertrude Cully and Sir Agnew Lenahan of Wittorn Barre appear in a short local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liner
Scranton
Bessie Lynch
Mise Gertrude Cully
Sir Agnew Lenahan
Wittorn Barre
Stolen horse and buggy taken from Cedar avenue
Edward Wentle of South Scranton reported his new open buggy and cray mare stolen early yesterday afternoon after he stopped at Al & store. The thief fled toward the central city with the straw hat inside the rig, but police could not locate him. A description of the horse and wagon is with officers and recovery is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wentle
South Scranton
Cedar Avenue
al & Store
Lona Day
Adams Avenue
Thrilling fall from carriage onto passing coal train
George W. Schlager, a Washington Avenue sporting goods dealer, was thrown from a carriage on a bridge over Erie and Wyoming tracks onto a coal train. His companion John Blatter Jr. saved himself, bound for help, while Schlager was found unconscious and rushed to Lackawanna hospital. No fractures were reported, but severe bruising noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Schlager
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
John Blatter, Jr
Elmhurst
Wyoming
Nay Aug Park
Behlnger
Platter
Mr. Blatter
Schlager
Blatter
Professor Sullivan Narrowly Escapes Injury in Washington Avenue Collision
Professor F A Sullivan was seated in a carriage on Washington avenue in front of Cusick's undertaking establishment when a heavy farmer's wagon owned by Ridgway collided with the carriage. Sullivan was thrown under the horse but rescued before serious harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusick
Washington Avenue
F. A. Sullivan
Ridgway
Professor Sullivan
Dr Hand Condensed Milk Co Incorp in Dover
The Dr Hand Condensed Milk Company of this city was incorporated at Dover Delaware yesterday with a capital of two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dr. Hand Condensed Milk Company
Dover
Del
Conservatory Piano Courses Attract New Students In September
Over sixty new students enroll for the conservatory piano courses starting in September. The Faetton method proved a success last year and is well known. A year’s course of superior instruction charges 50, others 45 dollars. Registration is daily at offices 604 Linden from 9:00 to 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Offles
Linden
Central Railroad excursion to Long Branch and coast towns
The Central Railroad of New Jersey schedules a special excursion this Saturday to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Asbury Park with a Scranton departure at 9 a.m. and a 15 cent fare. Tickets allow return through August 21 and the trip stops at all stations including Ashley to pick up passengers. A broader ad notes photo services at Gold Medal Studio in Scranton during August and cites the Scranton Liederkranz excursion to Lake Lodore on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Scranton
Ashley
Thirteenth Regiment Departs for Mt Gretna Encampment
Thousands filled Delaware and Hudson station as the Thirteenth Regiment boarded cars for a week at Mt Gretna. The sendoff echoed the 1898 Spanish war departure with bands, organized rosters, and pre arranged care of travel and camp setup at Gretna, Lebanon, and Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Mt. Gretna
Honesdale
Montrose
Adams Avenue
Stillwell
Robling
Watres
Bauer
Adama
Linden
Washington
Spruce
Lackawanha
Inez
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Reading
Lebanon
Cornwall
Regretful Resignation Letter From Erie and Wyoming Valley Foremen
A group of Erie and Wyoming Valley track foremen forwards a condolent resignation note to A. D. Blackinton at Hanmer Massachusetts. The letter thanks him for his service and pledges lasting respect from foremen including Allen Tres, Jeviah Shaffer, Allison Hammond, Alfred Emery, George Shalta, Thomas Newth, Frank Skinner, Charles Nelson, John Mallady, Lewis Shaffer, George Vinety, Septie Seeley, Merman Haberland and Lester Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanmer
Allen Tressary
Jeviah Shaffer
Allison HW. Hammond
Alfred F. Emery
George Shalta
Thomas Newth
Frank Skinner
Charles Nelson
John Mallady
Lewis Shaffer
George Vinety
Septie Seeley
Merman Haberland
Lester Hammond
Pennsylvania Stationary Engineers organize state association
Delegates from Pennsylvania assemble to form a chartered state society under a national group and elect representatives for the Milwaukee convention next month. Sixteen local clubs, including Philadelphia and Scranton, join the national body. the local Scranton group dates to 1845 with 42 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Wis
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Erie
Johnstown
Altoona
Harrisburg
Scranton
M. F. Murphy
John Guhn
W. 8. Glaze
Thomas Soderick
Charles Flint
Lake Scranton
Bellevue
Industrial Hall
Spruce Street
Fine Concerts at Lake Lodore
The Maple City band of twenty musicians performs in the grand pavilion at Lake Lodore next Sunday. The Delaware and Hudson runs trains from the city at 9 11 33 a m and 3 52 p m at reduced rates. Row bouta and naptha launches ply the lake while refreshments are offered by a caterer for a pleasant day in the grove or on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple City
Lake Lodore
Delaware & Hudson Company
Bouta
Naptha
Outing Planned at Nay Aug Park by Ministers Conference
A Baptist Ministers conference will meet at Nay Aug Park on Monday for a day outing with members accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Nay Aug Park
Paris Exposition Illustrated Souvenir Offered at City Fair
Advertising column note promotes an illustrated souvenir titled Paris and the Exposition Illustrated by the Paris Exposition View Company of New York. Available near the club house on Boulevard for $200 and up while supplies last. Also another offer on Boulevard above the park with five lots on Washington Avenue, deed issued, liquor sale prohibited on the Boulevard lot, inquire Dr G E Hill & Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Exposition View Company
New York
Paris
Boulevard
Washington Avenue
G. E. Hill & Bon
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement Summary
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething illness and children’s ailments. It claims it soothes gums relieves pain and quiets crying while advertising vast quantities sold and urging mothers to use the product for infant discomfort.
Lackawanna Heads for Philadelphia as Rail War Heats Up
The Lackawanna Railroad pursues a direct Philadelphia entry by linking with the Reading and Portland Bangor lines. Officials say a Scranton to Philadelphia route would counter Pennsylvania access and secure its own through trains, while extending terminals and coal shipments to European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Lackawanna
Philadelphia
Bangor
Portland
Portaand
Bangor Road
Reading
Evening Telegraph
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Lackawanna and Wyoming
Jersey City
Hoboken
Philadelpha and Neading Railway
Samuel Sloan
W. Ki. Truesdale
Portland Road
Am Capital Business Venture
ecMcial
Ostenmera
Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley
Manunka Chunk
Wilkes-Barre
Charlies Leutner Funeral Held After Injuries
The funeral for Charlies Leutner who died Thursday from injuries received last week was held yesterday afternoon. The remains were taken from the family home at 1089 Irving Avenue to the German Presbyterian church on Cross Street, which was crowded with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Leutner
Irving Avenue
German Presbyterian Church
Cross Street
Funeral Rites Held For Local Youth
Funeral services were conducted by Rev John C Schmitt and Rev William A Nobih for a deceased young man. Brief eulogies were given, and interment followed at Dunmore cemetery. Pallbearers were his first cousins: Charles Snyder Fred Snyder Julius Snyder Frank Louvier Julius Wellney and Charles Bruner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Schmitt
William A. Nobih
Hickory Street
Brock, proprietor of Laurel Hill Park hotel, faces arrest
George 5 Brock, owner of Laurel Hill Park hotel, is summoned before an alderman on the charge of selling without a license. County Detective Leyshon prosecutes. Constable Timothy Jones served the warrant. The court had granted a license but Brock did not obtain it and allegedly kept selling after license expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Brock
Laurel Hill Park
Walter
Leyshon
Timothy Jones
Hrock
Concert at Nay Aug Park by the Lawrence Band
This afternoon the Lawrence band will present a concert at Nay Aug Park featuring marches overtures and medleys including Battleships Oregon Milan Overture Amoglian TM Calanthe and Listen to the Band Medley. The program lists several pieces with arrangements by Wayte Moller and W. C. Ute and is to be performed by Lawebwee Kani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nay Aug Park
Oregon
Palton
Dfnvy
Sapa Walta
Calanthe
Platinette photos offered at eight fifty by Griffin Art Co
Griffin Art Co promotes Platinette colored miniature in a gold frame offered for $8.50. The ad stresses its in house manufacturing to avoid outside profits and invites customers to view the Platinette with no stairs to climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffn Art Co
N. C. and W. excursion to Lake Poyntelle on Aug 5
The N. Y. C. and W. R. R. Co. offers a special trip to Lake Poyntelle Sunday Aug 5 with trains leaving Scranton at 9:00 am and returning at 6:10 pm. Fare from Scranton and back is $1.00. The notice touts the lake as a pleasant day-outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
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Laurel Hill Park Hotel
Lawrence Band
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United States Depository
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International College of Music
L. W. Carr
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Washington Ave
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Gunster & Forsyth
C. F. Beckwith & CO
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Lackawanna Ave
Buggists
Conrad
Mears Building
Pierce’s Market
W. H
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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