Liliputiana in Fairyland Apertacular Set in Carbondale
The first meeting of young locals planning Liliputiana in Fairyland was held at Trinity Parish. Trinity Guild backs the event with over 300 participants, chorus roles, and a manuscript. Mrs N L Moon and Mrs George Mille lead drilling to stage two nights at the Grand Opera House by mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairyland
Trinity
Trinity Place
Hyde Park
Trinity Guild
N. L. Moon
George Mille
Beores of Carbondalians View Scranton Bank Building
Beores of Carbondalians toured Scranton yesterday to examine the enol lapsed bank building. Attendees noted road, electric cars and bicycles used for travel. Several wheelmen found an unexpected link between plate glass and rubber tires. The Pioneer City group wondered how anyone could survive the collapse of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beores
Scranton
Pioneer City
Schievera Meetings Postponed Due to Tent Shortage
The Schievera meetings are delayed a week as the committee cannot secure a tent. Fuhrman of Scranton won the contract but Chinese war demands tents and material. An evangelist in Chicago telegraphed for a one week postponement and no meetings will occur before next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schievera
Committee of Arrangements
Fuhrman
Scranton
Evangelist
Chicago
Social notes of visits and travels around New York and nearby areas
Clarence Chattel of Erich Brothers' New York Sixth Avenue store spent Sunday with cousin Co. FF. Rowe of Spring Street. Mrs Deethe of Jersey City visits her daughter Mrs H C Wheeter. Henry Kennedy of South Main Street is on the sick list. Frank Church and Edna Church return to Scranton. Mrs Tt. Manville stays at Glen Summit. John W. Jones of South Church Street tours the Adirondacks. Matrice Ci Watt visited Albert Crane and Albert Rutherford camping on the Delaware River near Milford. The group will canoe to Delaware Water Gap for another week’s camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chattel
Erich Brothers
Sixth Avenue
New York
Co. FF. Rowe
Spring Street
Deethe
Jersey City
Mra H. C. Wheeter
Henry Kennedy
South Main Street
Frank Church
Edna Church
Scranton
Tt. Manville
Glen Summit
John W. Jones
South Chovrch Street
Adirondack Mountains
Matrice Ci Watt
Albert Crane
Albert Rutherford
Delaware River
Milford
Delaware Water Gap
A Mother Saves Her Daughter From Dysentery
Mrs. George F. Burdick of Liberty, R I, recalls her eight children and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her daughter's life during a severe case of dysentery last summer. She urges mothers to know this medicine, noting it would have eased suffering and anxiety had it been used sooner. Sold by all druggists. Matthew Brothers, wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Chamberlain
George F. Burdick
Liberty
Parsale
Diagenvts
Matthew Brothers
Narrow escape on South Main street ride near Pickering residence
Yesterday afternoon on South Main street at about six o clock John Fozul Mrs Mike Hoxak three children and a nurse girl all from Olyphant escaped serious injury when a wagon shaft loosened and the horse went out of control near Mr Pickering s residence, dashing along the road at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
John Fozul
Mike Hoxak
Olyphant
Pickering
Runaway Wagon Overturned. No Injuries Reported
Edward Jones of Blakely and his family were driving when their wagon collided with a Rogak wagon after a runaway. The impact overturned the Rogak wagon. bystanders aided, and all occupants including Mrs Bosak escaped with only bruises. Mr Jones and family remained uninjured as the wrecked wagon was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jones
Blakely
Mr. Jones
Bosak
Quatlille
Jones
Hinkely Borough
Mixe Ruth Gritman
Scrantory
FP. L. Taylor
Prospect Street
Ralph Weacott
Dickson
G. D. Laughlin
Honesdale
Stanley Newton
W. T. Budd
Mark Walker
Forest Tits
Hillsite Coal and Tron Company
Tragedy On Deliwird Railroad Claims Jermyn Man
East Side resident Thomas Caveney, about twenty one, died on the Deliwird rail line near a river crossing. His body mangled, one leg found far south, believed struck by a south-bound train while others recall he and companions sat on bridge piers the previous night. Survivors include his widowed mother and five siblings, with funeral plans pending after a coroner's notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Caveney
Caveney
Patrick
Furey
Peter McDonald
Hendricks
Joe
Min
Marey
Sabina
Mary
Maggie
William
John
Mise Sigele Jones
Olyphant
Mary Spettieue
Cemetery Street
Dundaft
Julius Stueth
Carbondite
Waren
Jessup fishing party sails for Kigers pearl
A party including Messare J McGinnis Frank Cherry Bernard Colmeyer and M Dalius left Friday for Kigers pearl. The James Dickson child burial occurred Friday at Peckville cemetery. John Langan builds a new green market on Depot street. Miss Anna Lawler visited Archbald friends Saturday. Athletics beat Scranton Senators 4 to 2 with home run by Aties and late clutch hit by Conway. Mayme Hoban of Olyphant visits town. Katie Cannig of Olyphant visiting parents on Church street. Mikes Cavanaugh of Scranton visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messare
J. McGinnis
Frank Cherry
Bernard Colemyer
M. Dalius
Kiger
Peral
James Dickson
Peckville Cemetery
John Langan
Depot Street
Anna Lawler
Archbald
Athletics
Senators
Scranton
Aties
Pluch Ing
Conway
Mayme Hoban
Olyphant
Katie Cannig
Church Street
Mikes Cavanaugh
Local Social Notes Record Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs BE K Hall returned to Stockwood CT after visiting Rev and Mrs Albert W Cooper. Miss Nellie Von Storch stayed with relatives in Scranton. James T D Green of Wyoming visits his daughter Myre. Henry M Iven Rev Albert W Coopes and wife plan a short visit to Windsor NY. Grace Von Storch visits Scranton relatives. Mr and Mrs W Mavon entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Holmes from Scranton and Rev W H Williams the Anti-Baloon league drummer evangelist delivered a sermon at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K. Hall
Albert W. Cooper
Stockwood
Connecticut
Nellie von Storch
Scranton
James TD. Green
Wyoming
Myre
Henry M. Iven
Albert W. Coopes
Windsor
N, Y
Mies
Grace von Storch
Old Forge School Names New Teachers for Year
At a meeting of the Old Forge school district directors the following teachers were elected for the coming year. High school principal Frank St. Coyne. grammar Charles Weber and Mary Ann Quinn. intermediate Mary Connolly and Maggie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Frank St. Coyne
Charles Weber
Mary Ann Quinn
Mary Connolly
Maggie
Primary school names and staff list fragment
A partial list shows Cosgrove and Gertrude Simmons as principals along with May Brodhead Elizabeth Dawson Ella Drake Kate Clunan Bertha Reese and Agnes Glynn among others. Substitutes include Mary Lally and Teres a Fal ion.
Local entertainments and social notes in Taylor
Taylor news highlights a successful Ladies camp program in the Red Men’s hall with officer installation led by District President Mrs. Randolph Jones. Socials include Calvary Baptist lawn event, church rehearsals, and visits from residents of Hyde Park Wilkes Barre and Kingston with several church and youth society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of America
Randolph Jones
Hyde Park
Nou
Taylor Porst
Scranton Tribune
Semana Pulam
Thomas Regan
Michael Shinko
Annie Shinko
Thomas Fudala
Mark Moserany
J. W. Reese
Mr. Burns
Moosle
Presbyterian Church Y
J. B. Colelough
Hhoir
William Thomas
Mise Lida Flouser
Beranton Traction Company
Thomas W. Evans
Keystone Academy
Methordiat Episcopal Church
Evane
Calvary Baptist Church
Young People’s Society
Miss May
James Hannick
South Scranton
Miss Thet
Harry Mulherin
Main Street
George Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Presbyterian Church
Clinton Ti
Henry
Lake Carey
Frederick Wilson
Centermoreland
William HH. Thomas
Pond Street
M. J. Lieyd
Priceburg
Edith Powell
Plymouth
John G. Price
Hidee Street
Lena Dalley
John Davis
Wiskee-Barre
Minnie Barland
Nantlenke
Margaret Walters
Miymouth
Ella
Margaret Jones
Emblem Division
Bone of Temperance
George Riter
Railroad Street
J. W. Houser
Atlantic City
Gomer Jones
Sarah Jones
Kingston
West Scranton
Henry B. Harris
Archbald
M. J. Harris
Local residents social round in Scranton and nearby towns
Miss Grace Frazee of Turnersville spends time with Mrs Fannie Lrown. G and Brown return from Stroudsburg visit. Miss Lizzie Harnden ill with pneumonia. Theo Snowden and Guy Snowden from Nichols NY called. Misses Belle and Mary Post of Scranton visit grandparents Mr and Mrs John Sayre for two weeks. Merrihue family of Scranton guests of Charles Milland. Mrs Lillian Weed of Scranton visits Mollie Noack. Rev D A Dunne leaves with Bishop Hoban for Rome. Mrs Edward Miller and son of Daleville visit Mrs H S Watta. Mabel Laura and Florence Chubb host Thursday party at Mills Street in honor of Miss Annie Davis Providence. Attendees listed. Mrs G Frown visiting son M E Brown in Bangor. Mrs Spencer and daughter Louise of West Pittston visit Mrs S Yeager. Mrs Hymen and daughter of Syracuse have stayed with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Frazee
Turnersville
Fannie Lrown
G. &. Brown
Stroudsburg
Lizzle Harnden
Theo
Guy Snowden
Nichols
N. Y
Belle and Mary Post
Scranton
Mra
John Sayre
Merrihve and
Charles Milland
Lillian Weed
Mise Mollie Noack
D. A. Dunne
St. Catherine's Church
Bishop Hoban
Rome
Edward Miller and Son
Dale- Ville
H. 5
Watta
Mabel
Laura
Florence Chubb
Mills#trest
Annie Davis
Providence
Mary
Margaret Wardel
Lena
Helen Dixon
Mamie
Sadie Dingy
Mary DePew
Grace Edwards
Jessie
Sherwood Wilson
Ida Travis
Moscow
Agnes Snyder
Bimhurat
Jessie Dorn
Daleville
Mary Yeager
Frown
M. BE. Brown
Bangor
Spencer
Louise
West Pittston
Syracum
Slater
Scranton Reader Seeks Strong Proof From Local Citizens
Hugh Larkin of Hyde Park testifies to long term kidney and bladder troubles. He describes back pain and night-time discomfort, says Doan’s Kidney Pills provided relief after tried remedies failed. His wife endorses the remedy. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Hugh Larkin
Vat Nuren Street
Hyde Park
Mathew Tree
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean's
Wallerstein Returns Home as Temperance Talk Highlights Event
Mrs Wallerstein returned home to a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting held Thursday at Mrs Kate Wardell’s residence. W Bortree, back from Porto Rico, spoke on temperance there, followed by refreshments. Mr and Mrs D Gardner of Newburg NY board at Mrs Fannie Brown’s home. Gardner works as a barber for C H Brown.
Dooleys and Harrises clash in fatal feud in Deer Run
In Farmington Missouri on August 1 four Dooley men and three Harris men are reported dead or wounded after a long running feud at Deer Run. William Dooley and four Dooley sons face a dozen Harris kin with Mary Littrell injured by a rifle ball. The Harris party warned the Dooleys of a “case” at Deer Run and a deadly confrontation followed with three Dooley brothers surrendering to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
William Dooley
Harris Brothers
Deer Thun
Sl. Francese County
Willian Dooley
Wess Harris
James Harris
John Dooley
Frank Harris
Mary Littrell
Harris
Dooleys
Deer Run
Will
Dooley
Amendment Proposal for Constitutional Voting Reforms in Pennsylvania
Joint Resolution proposes amending the Pennsylvania Constitution to replace four sections of Article Eight with a new Section 4. It would require all elections by ballot or other lawful method while preserving secrecy of voting. Secretary W. W. Grieist certifies true copy of the joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pesnsy
VASUA
Tretary
TUR
Commonwealth
Purstasor
Artiolm
Senate
Commonwealth of Pennavlynta
United States
Aleetion
Towarla
Ole Tom
W. Gtmest
Pexnspi
PANEA
Khk
Commonwealth of Ponriayivania
W. W. Gtiest
Collector Held to Bail in Chicago Larceny Case
New York deputy Collector John Clark was held in $8,000 bail after arrest in Chicago on a technical charge of larceny of 74,000 dollars collected from the West Washington market. Daniel O'Brien, city revenue collector, sues to investigate alleged embezzlement exceeding 10,000 dollars. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company backed Clark's bond to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Clark
Bureau
Chicago
West Washington
Daniel O'Brien
Clark
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baseball Results From Saturday’s Games Across Cities
Fragmented box score notes list multiple games including Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and New York with various players such as Vitter Huittorive-Orth and O'Connor. Umpires are named and attendances reach several thousand at different venues.
Scranton Directory Items and Advertisements Mixed
A fragmented early 20th century Scranton page lists architects doctors lawyers and businesses. Entries mention Frederick L. Grown architect at 126 Washington Ave and several firms including Patterson & Co., Mears Building, and Buchanan and Wawters attorney office lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Grown
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Mob Arrival Blocks Exit as Elders Are Flocked By Crowd
In Mansfield on August 6 a mob over two thousand men blocked Elders John Hammer Piper BE Pish oy A W McClurkin and A McFar land of Dowle's Christian Catholic Church in Zion. Police barred exit as the crowd moved toward Ashland fourteen miles away where four thousand waited at the depot. The mob sought transport and then threatened to return next Sunday if kept from leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
John Hammer Piper
BE. P. Pishoy
A. W. McClurkin
A. McFarland
Dowle
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Wakting
Ashland
Chlengs
Unclear OCR Sports Card With Fragmented Team Scores
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple city names and scores without coherent context or dates. It shows teams such as Chicago Kansas City Buffalo Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Minneapolis and others with inconsistent punctuation, suggesting a mislabeled schedule or standings card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Indianapolie
Cleveland
Minneapolia
Scrambled Scoreboard Fragments Include Providence and Syracuse
Readable fragments show teams Providence and Syracuse with mixed results and partial scores such as 0 to 7 and 14 to 3. The text includes unclear names Harilowl Mewhowter Wemester and city references Montreal and Wemester without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Montreal
Harilowl
Mewhowter
Wemester
Syracuse
Belgrade King Grants Amnesty for Former Radical Preacher
In Belgrade on August an amnesty was proclaimed by the king following a solemn ceremony. The grant includes a princely parcel and honors the memory of the late Draga Masethin, with ties to the earlier radical preacher Tanschanevjeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Alesander
Draga Masethin
Beieng
Prewcher
Lehigh Valley Trains to Philadelphia New York via D and H
In effect May 27 1900 trains run from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and H routes and RoR with limited stops including White Haven Bethlehem Reading Towanda Elmira Geneva Buffalo Niagara Falls and Auburn. Through connections to Lehigh Valley trains and Pullman parlor cars offered between Wilkes Barre Scranton and major western hubs. Tickets and Pullman reservations available at Scranton and New York offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauve Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Aif
Potteville
Bethlehem
Raatan
Reading
Serene
D. & HL Gaha
Plack Diamond
Tonkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ihara
Coneva
Hk & Wi
Hm Om
Geneva
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes, Barre
Buffalo
Sin Werehon
Werdice
Kuluin
Wilbur
Cortland
Charles A Caron
Lavhuvania Avenue
Scranton
Trains and Schedules Across New York Harbor Lines
Passenger timetable details include stations at Liberty Street and South Ferry with connections to Newark Elizabeth Allentown Bethlehem and Wilkes-Barre. Times list 8 50 pm departures from New York and Sunday and holiday service notes with connections to Carbondale Scranton and Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Anihmielie
Dennis
Comfort
Jouve Scranton
New Yark
Newark
Hlivabeth
UM Madelona
Easton
Bethlehem
Maveh Chink
White Haven
Ltexpress
Sundave
Sundave, 210 Por Wee Tittston
Wikes Narre
Bindave
Vor
Haltmere
Washington
fNothichem
Sindoye
Loty Biineh
Geean Sina
Weading
Lebanon
Ile
Arene
Areive Dun
Dale
Cadoala
Cadeala
Carbondale
Scranton
Syrants
Carbon Vetol
Alate
Ria
Fieom Iba
Carhondale
Chloe
BOD Inanan
Ceeese
Eins
Walton
Delhi
Janilen
Sidney
Feather Liferation
Comenlc Bt
Andrieson
Cen Man Agt
New York
Wien
Aeros
Acranton
Train service notes and schedules for Hawley area
Scranton to Hawley routes listed with trains No 2 and another service to Hawley for points along the railroad. Times indicate a Sunday schedule with a 0.8 mile and 2.00 penny figures, reflecting turnout and stop details.
Keller and McAlpin Treatment Stirs Local Debate
Community discussion centers on Keller and McAlpin treatment decisions amid mixed public opinion. Officials urge careful review as residents seek clarity on impacts and timelines.
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Lackawanna County
Hibernians
Kate Bergan
May Ferguson
Livale Dougherty
Olyphant Sewer and Drainage Company
Ligodcourt
Lackawanna Street
Opera House
Tax- Payers’ Association
Lackawitina Court
America
Court Live
Lake Ariel
Rmmorrow
John Gerrity
George Ferguson
Hudson Street
St. Patrick's Church
St Patrick's Church
Lake Lodore
Bauer
Peckville
Jermyn
Mayfield
Dalton
Jobes
Peal Medicine CO
John H. Prlefs
Plhemmacat
Ccr
Wyoming Cvence
Spruce Street
Taylor News
Harrises
People’s Exchange
Piayla Peeiui
Tony the Mouth
Steven
Dunmore
Femianhee
U. ET Scranton Streat
City
Tio Adare Avent
Vi. Perit
B. Triline Oflice, Rity
New Street
Hiatt SéTo
John Greiner
Fidelis
Thomas Whitley
Lincoln Toigets
Slone Avenue
Marabwl
Ie Uo Hogile
Rorpoke
Lackawanna Avenue
Niet
Deod Ender
L. M
Beranton
Newlour
Washburn
Win
Addriw P. O. Blox
Arteleto
Ant
F&m
Trilvane
Me Hooper
Arlington Hotel
Griffin Art Co
Wyoming Avenue
Lawyerwind Bankers’ 611 Co
Low Angeles
Cal
Trent
Main Avenue
Iady
Kewell
National League
Pittuburg
OK Willokphia
Huittorive
Orth
Medeor
Yorglwee
PiMppio
O'Connor
Dipl Day
AL Cincinnati
Guam
F Hatterleas
Markey Bote
Aund Pelte
Valie—Swartwotal
Chlemeo
Rattetla
Eileen
Farrell
Callahar
Chance
Lurst
St. Lugie
BR Mob
Toohostolios OO
Matthewson
Carrick and Howennat
Criger
Vinnie Erle
Cinchho Wok
Ciicage
Hhltodooey
Brooklyn
C. A Coool
Cincinnati
Rot Clheelaiathoo
Watteriee
Dalin
Melba
Leover
Schule
At. Logie
Mt. Lowlese
Young
Crigot
Murer
Crdy
Fimalie
Attyndance
Marise
Wither
Connell Building
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Aevnie
AL I. Driggs
A. B. Muges
North Main Aven
Certified Public Accountant
Edward & . Spaul Aulding, C. Foal
Trader’ Bank
Architects
Edward F. Davis
Archilet
CC Connell Building
Joseph
Kelley
TA Linden
PR. Cob
Risenberger
Pacte Building
Syphie Mire
Scrantion
DR. C
Laubach
DR. H. FP. Reynolds
P.O
Tible Cape
Franklin Aves
Bud
Mitte Kimble
FR. Zeigler
Schanton
Shan Dote
J. W. Browning
Mears Yeyuiliing
Washington Aren
Sporafront
Wiglaid
Warren & Knapp
Repubican
Wy Ene
gEsse'p
ASD Cous Etformation Commonwealth Iailitling, Wei Andh LG al Ug
Mercia
Jaies Wo Oakford
Bonns
Board of Trade Banihelving
Edward Woothayer
KooMs Wi
Fon Moor
Mire Weltilang
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Scrantin, Ta
CR Pitcher
Com ‘Monwelti Building
Scanton, MI
Repuamican Building
A.W. Bentholf, Attouley, Mears Bldg
Physicians and Surgeons
W. Fallen
North
Lamomealn
Wasiington Avenue
Resisence
Lorne
Rota Ton
Soupess Peenarkers
Law
Te Beit
W. BO Pimiler
Heaimantor
Leeds
Joseph Kuettel
Serantog
Mmatitaetiner
Weddlace
Megardee
Pvlias
Ryvolo
Papier Tage
Rurtin
Warelwuie
Onates
Smite
Detroit
Kansan City
Midtalo
Millwaukee
Tolivrapotle
Clveland
Minneapelie
Alexander
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Ottsville
Norristown
Pottsville
Reading, &E
Woon
Hutchins
Gen
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Fouth
Teave Scranton
Gopon
Mik
Scueummetation
Avice
Vwoboken
Phidelphia
Stroudaturg
Prutale
Interlientiate
Canego
Utica
Aid
Arid de Pot
Nichols Fot
Dave Varenire
Serthumbertiont
Roth
Om i
Tony Bee Ee
Sitieokt
Somom
Romnten
Northwine Hertony
Nentivehe
Plymoouth
Susday Tratna
Senta
Erraiton
Sood Wipom
Moenetalie Biviaion
Delaware and Hudson
Eteet
Trane
Caurhinlily Toase Scranton
Tift
Hinceiiniy
Myera
Faa
Por L
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Ropolnte
Selanal Wi
Pommalvania TL
Mint
Gott
Steekmne
Albay
Lake Lodore- Oo
Lamied
Canada
Bernick
G. E A
Albany
H.W
Rtoss
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ontario
Western
R.R
Oernens
Daepeey
Erle and
Wyoming Valley
Lnive
Hawley
Ariel
Suryalay
Pulnta
Linden
Acta Owen
Srs
Keller
MCALP
Bor
Langichig
Ticlemaege
Maniourdng
Ehinepedy
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