Archbald Falls to Carbondale in Narrow 4-3 Baseball Fight
Owney McAndrew pitched nine strikeouts and held Archbald to seven hits as Carbondale edged Archbald 4 to 3. Dougher allowed nine strikeouts while Archbald’s Trosler made two spectacular catches. Duff’s errors and late rallies keyed Carbondale’s win amid crowd controversy and band-car trip celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owney McAndrew
Owney
Carbondale
Tappan
Johnnie Dougher
Crescents
Johnnie
Doughty Dougher
Dougher
Archibald
Archhbald
Salamanca
Honesdale
Duff
Flannery
Mosler
Murray
McDonald
Boland
J. A. Gaughan
Trosler
Emmett
Were
Archbald
Rosie
Mc‘Andrew
Old Stomachs Made Over By Proper Food
A Kentucky woman describes recovery from chronic constipation and supposed stomach and intestinal catarrh after using Grape-Nuts. She began with a small amount, then gradually increased and reports full restoration of appetite and health for two years. The account cites removal of invalid status and improved digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becne
Saya
Sivey
Millersburg
Sugai
Susquehanna Praise for Carbondale Hospitality
Susquehanna people praise Carbondale residents for courteous and hospitable treatment on Sunday and express a wish to reciprocate the kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Transcript
Encroachment Debate Over Terrace Street Excavation
Attorney Louis Gramer spoke for Terrace street property owners appealing to the select council about church furnace room excavation on the easterly side. They claim the work encroaches ten to eleven feet on the roadway and seek a sidewalk line by ordinance to prevent a precedent. TY. C. Robinson represented the church and pledged not to infringe on others rights if there is an encroachment, otherwise work would stop. The matter was referred to the street committee. Other items included selling a stone crusher to T. B. Howe, permitting Samuel Smale to sewer connect on Terrace street, and ordering a Seventh avenue profile between Washington and Park streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gramer
Select Council
Terrace Street
TY. C. Robinson
T. B. Howe
Scranton
Samuel Smale
Seventh Avenue
Washington
Park Streets
Retreat Opens At St Rose Convent With Special Services
The annual retreat of the Sisters of the Order of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the Scranton diocese starts this evening at St Rose convent at 7 o clock. Special services mark the opening and the Sisters choir will perform. Rev Father Hogan from the Baratoga mission house conducts the retreat, which runs until August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Order of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Scranton
St. Rose Convent
Father Hogan
Baratoga Mission House
Reynolds captures five and a half pound black bass at Crystal lake
B W Reynolds of Roberts and Reynolds news dealers reports a notable catch at Crystal lake. He reeled in a black bass weighing five and a half pounds, a striking example of luck and sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaak Walton
B. W. Reynolds
Roberts & Reynolds, Newsdealers
Reynolds
Crystal Lake
Sontag Stands the Treat Bet Result
A brief note records a wager placed on a recent event and its outcome with Sontag presenting a steadfast stance as the stakes were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sontag
Nuptial Surprise Seals Carbondale Wedding
Miss Annie Sanford and John Sullivan wed on Tuesday at St Rose parochial residence in a small ceremony attended by two wedding party members. Rev T F Coffey officiated and the couple, son of Henry and Mrs Sanford, will live briefly with the groom’s family on Brooklyn Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Annie Sanford
John Sullivan
St. Rose
Oscar Ave
Slater
John Flannery
T. F. Coffey
V. G
Nealon’s Rise as Sports Editor at Trenton Daily True American
Carbondale sends congratulations as Thomas V. Nealon advances to sports editor of the Trenton Daily True American. He oversees a full sports page covering baseball golf horse racing yachting with breezy reports, special assignments and photographs. Fans back home celebrate his success and his return to Carbondale for a September vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Nealon
Trenton
N. J
True American
Carbondale
Nealon
the Tribune
Tribune
Thomas V
The Passing Throng
A crowded social note list from Crystal lake to Scranton and beyond. Residents visit familiar towns and travel to seasonal retreats while others return home from Atlantic City Philadelphia Idlewild and Reynshanhurst.
Remarkable Diarrhoea Cure Promises Relief After Six Years
Mrs. Mia of Morgan Texas recounts a six year battle with severe diarrhoea. After costly doctors failed, she used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from an advertisement and was cured by one inexpensive bottle. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
All Drugiste
Local visits by James H. Smith and O. F. Ferris
In town for the past month, the visitor Ton hosted guests James H. Smith and O. F. Ferris of the same locality during the last several days.
Taylor Reds defeat Old Forge in sharp ball game
The Reds beat the reorganized Old Forge 8 to 2 as Schilds limited opponents to three hits in seven innings. J Morris and Day led Taylor's hitting while unearned runs aided the visitors' woes. Also reported: Clerks defeat Butchers 16 to 5 at River side grounds with Powell's mammoth homer and a large crowd watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Old Forge
Schilds
J. Morris
Day
10 000 Handkerchiefs No Need of Tee ELE
Fresh all linen handkerchiefs laundried and ready for use offered at low prices. Women all linen hemstitched soft finish 9c each or $1.00 per dozen. Men all linen hemstitched 12c each or $1.40 per dozen. Higher grade men handkerchiefs 15c each or $1.70 per dozen.
Cotton Dress Goods Bargains Move Fast
Quick transfer of serviceable and dainty fabrics from counters to sewing rooms. Prices cut sharply. 8c yard lawns and dimities, 12 to 14c yard, 16c yard varieties. Finest Irish dimities 1c yard, Oriental pongee 26c yard, formerly 22 to 25c.
Eight Erie engineers moved from Wyoming to Cleveland this week
Within ten days eight engineers from the Wyoming division of the Erie railroad were transferred to Cleveland. Names include Coe Siegle R F Lchroder Frank Reed Thomas Cunnion Harry Beckendorf Thomas Griffin Charles Cramer and James O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Division
Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Coe Siegle
R. F. Lchroder
Frank Reed
Thomas Cunnion
Harry Beckendorf
Thomas Griffin
Charles Cramer
James O'Donnell
John Healy
Walnut Street
St. Mary
Bina Walsh
Pearl
New York City
A. D. Blackinton
Cornelia Galpin
New England States
Mollie Healy
Chisago
Ernest Close
Elm Street
Lake Winola
Andrew Bryden
Anna Haverson
Pittston
Kathryn Teller
August Wahlers
Borough Verdera
Borough
Dry Goods Sale Offers Double Stamps
Stamp collectors are urged to visit Mears and Haugen for a cut price sale of dry goods offering double stamps as part of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Haugen. Co
Misses Judge Visits Scranton Area Friends
Jessup resident Mrs Judge returns home after spending days visiting Mr Judge and Mrs Patrick Judge on Depot street and Mrs Conroy formerly of this place visiting town friends with ex-ax collector James Lawler noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Weat
Tailored Fall Suits and Thrifty Shirts On Sale Now
The Cloak Department displays new Tailored Suits for Fall and Walking Suits for street fashion. Webb's Irish Huck Towels offered unstitched at 3.00 a dozen. Embroideries priced cut. Negligee Shirts offered at 1.50 value now 1.00. About 50 dozen Madras Shirts, sizes 14 to 18, reduced from regular stock for today only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Ainean
Winton Borough Seriously Ill at Home
Winton borough resident is seriously ill at his home on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Borough
Church Stret
Mayfield Council Sees Repairs and Safety Updates
The Mayfield council met Monday discussing who should repair street lamps and an upcoming assessment of the electric light company duties. They reported unsafe Chestnut street bridge conditions, a suggested Maple street culvert, and a sanitary issue from cows on Maple street. residents were urged to act locally. Theodore Wacina was elected to the board of health vacancy as Dr. Winter, a senior partner, fell ill and remained unconscious. A charity ball game between Jermyn and Mayfield merchants was planned at Fowler's park with prizes for home runs and notable plays, while the First Baptist Sunday school held its seasonal outing. An infant died of cholera infantum. funeral arrangements and other local notes followed, including a theft at Florist Park and visits by Mrs. Nicholson and daughter Laurie to Crystal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Reid
Electric Hecht Company
Electric Light Company
Couinell
Harding
Theodore Wacina
Board of Health, Co
Winter
Trim
Trim Ore, Dr. Winter & Co
Dre. Davis
Chaves
Jermyn
Fowler's Park
Marine Band
First Baptist Sunday School
James McKercher
H Street
W.T. Roberts
Main Street
Harford
Susquehan
County
Newh Pugh
Blt, Brodhead
St. James Church
Maury Maxwell
Mary D. Solomon
Florist Park
Mia. W
Nicholson
Laurie
Crystal Lake
Earthquake Felt at Sea Off Havre on Christine and Homer
The Hrithah steamship Homer reports a severe earthquake shock at sea while near 30 degrees north 86 degrees west. The tremor lasted about forty seconds and caused compasses to reel. the German bark Christine onboard San Francisco, en route to Queens Town, also felt the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
Homer
Sallos
Christine
San Francisoe
Queenstown
New York Ontario and Western Plans Hancock Excursion
The New York, Ontario and Western Railway will run an excursion to Hancock, New York, on Sunday August 10. The trip travels through Wayne and Delaware counties with views from Elk mountains to the Catskills and passes through a town ringed by the Delaware river and mountain ranges. Departure from Scranton is 8 30 a m. return from Hancock at 4 40 p m arriving Scranton 6 45 p m. Round trip fare from Scranton is $1. For details, consult J B Welsh or T B P A Scranton agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Hancock
N. Y
Wayne
Delaware Counties
Elk Mountains
Catskills
Delaware River
Elks Convention Travel Offer to Salt Lake City
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces round trip tickets to Salt Lake City at 51.45 for travel August 6th to September 6th. The offer coincides with the Grand Lodge Elks meeting August 12-14 in Salt Lake City Utah. Tickets valid on all trains except the Black Diamond express. Consult Lehigh Valley agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Lehigh Valley Offers Excursion Fares for Knights Meet
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces round trip excursion tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles at 66.25 dollars for travel August 1 to 22 with return by September 9. Tickets valid on any train except the Black Diamond Express, through Lehigh Valley agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Knights of Pythias
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Lackawanna Excursion to Atlantic City August 14
Special excursion tickets sold on all trains to Atlantic City from Scranton at 5.00 for adults and 2.00 for children ages 6 to 12, valid for return on any train through August 24. Routes via Manunka Chunk and Philadelphia with some station changes for Delaware Bridge connections. Apply to local ticket agent for daily schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Manunku Chunk
Philadelphia
Delaware Bridge
Grand Lodge Bike Excursion Fare Announcement
For the occasion of the Grand Lodge Bike in Salt Lake City from August 7 to 10, special excursion tickets are offered at Lackawanna railroad stations at 51.25 dollars for the round trip. Tickets on sale August 6 7 and 8 with final return allowed through September 20 1902. See local ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Bike
Salt Lake City
Lackawanna
Wood
Serasst
Proteus to Visit Saratoga for Floral Parade
Proteus the sea god’s envoy arrives at Saratoga on Sept 4 for the ninth annual Floral Parade. He brings twenty decorated floats and over one hundred lords and ladies in regal costumes. The procession will light the main streets at 8:30 PM with twenty illuminated Moats and torchbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proteus
Neptune
New Orleans
Rex
Flora
Saratoga
Erie Railroad Sells Summer Sunday Excursion Tickets
During the summer season the Erie Railroad will offer Sunday excursion tickets to Maplewood and Lake Ariel. The fare is one way for a round trip from stations on the Wyoming division with Hare from Berunton to Maplewood at 45 cents to Lake Ariel and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Maplewood
Lake Ariel
Wyoming Division
Hare
Berunton
Nickel Plate Railway Advertises Fast Service
Bulletin touts fast time and finest equipment for passenger comfort on the Nickel Plate road through the west. Passengers are urged to see the nearest agent or write I. BE. Payne, general agent, 201 Main St, Buffalo, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
I. BE. Payne
Mainst
Buffalo
Train Tickets Offer Low Fares Across Western States
Advertising travel deals selling low one way and round trip tickets to Colorado Utah South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin. Three fast through trains daily with Priest coaches Pullmans and tourist cars. Meals 8c to $1.00 and a la carte. Contact Bee nearest agent or write R. E. Peyer Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
R. E. Peyer
General Nt
Main Street
Buffalo
Ato
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Duffys Field
Loftus
Burke
Cayeeues Nee
Mottale
Taocius
McAndrew
Dyeserves
Archbald. R. Hpo
BE Price
Veseere Tee
Fitzpattick
J. F. Galiphan
Vu Doughery
Sis
Nolan
Holand
Rosler
J. F. Gaughin
Cult
Medale
Price
J. F. Gaughan
Whitney
Susquehanna Stars
Stars
The
George Sontag
Church Street
B. Chevitt
John Burkhart
H. Goldman
Walter Villa
George Ward
G. Himmerle
F. Judge
Andrew Fluellen
Herman Goldman
Methodist Church
Clark Avenue
Brooklyn Street
Bula Carey
Harry Brownell
FF. C. Whitelock
Poyntelle
J. F
Warner
Ocean Grove
Grace
Gertrude Powell
Fidith Courtright
Atlantic City
Eb, M, Olver
Mildred
Ariel
Liszle Price
South Church Street
Gertrude Linnen
John White
Wilkes-Barre
Harvey's Lake
Mary Sapher
Elmira
George Burdick
Reynshanhurst
Margaret McDonald
International Correspondence School of Scranton
Daniel Stewart
Bernice
Michigan
Charles Lowden
P. M. Nye
Edith Carey
Farview
E. E
Garr
Eas
Taylor
R.H.E. Taylor
Glynn
Williams
Phillips
MecHugh
Annie Besecker
South Main Street
Richard Watkins
Baptist Church
Hallstead
M. J. Watkins
West Scranton
Butchers
Riverside Grounds
Powell
Watkins
Tullie Griffiths
John
Binghamton
Griffith Price and Son
Benjamin Williams
H. D. Jones
Priceburg
Thomas McDonald
Oakstreet
Baltimore
Francis Cummings
Luther Harris
Mary Evans
Plymouth
Connolly & Wallace
Aton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace’s
Dunmore
Jessup
Jermyn and Mayfield
Associated Press
Kern
Gunster
Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Saratoga Springs
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