National Protective Legion Induction Gala in Carbondale
Tonight at Murrin's hall over the Pioneer Laundry the newly organized National Protective Legion lodge will induct twenty five members. A social follow up will be held after the business session with a committee led by J F Mannion Charlie Blott and George W Stughes arranging arrangements for visiting delegates from Scranton and Susquehanna and local members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrin'a
Pioneer Laundry
National Protective Legion
Tta
J. F. Mannion
Charlies Blott
George W. Stughes
Crescent Nine Sparks Colonial Baseball Repute Under Murtagh
The Crescent baseball club in this city builds a growing rep under manager Nicholas Murtagh. They host Minooka on Saturday at Alumni and pursue a game with Honesdale. Murtagh offers to cover all expenses anywhere. A May schedule includes Windsor, Burghamanna, Binghamton and Lestershire as part of a series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Baseball Club
Nicholas Murtagh
Saturdany
Alumni
Honesdale
Murtagh
Ageremstion
Windsor
Burquehanna
Pinghamton
Lestershire
Local Social Notes From Clifford To Windsor And Scranton
Misess Fidth Hawkine and Maud Snyder visit Mrs Oscar Hutchings in Clifford. Dr H C Wheeler and family at Windsor attend Windsor Academy Alumni reunion with Alice Freeman Palmer likely present. Read the Tribune’s Educational Contest description on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley College
Palmer
F. . Dennis
Atlantic City
Sarah Fowler
A. E. Burr
J. J. Morgan
Fern Hall
N.Y
Leweley
W. B. Stansbury
HH. F. May
Elkirke
A. R. Jones
Scranton
Mabel Jadwin
Jermyn
Thomas
Forest City
Clare's Green Community News Roundup
Local residents and visitors are listed as guests and travelers visiting families in the area from Scranton New Milford Albany and Lake Winola. Attendees include the Pactoryville Odd Fellows and African Methodist Episcopal church members with various relatives and lectures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mullinex
New Milford
George Post
Newark
J. BR. Austin
Julia Herber
Scranton
Robert Hur Inn
Stephen Akerley and
Doaugters
Justus
Martin's Creek
N. C
Charles
Girard College
Messrs
J. D. Williams
Eben
James
Mr. and Mere
F. L. Phillips
Messie
Robert
Walter Parker
Joseph Stevenson
H. N. Davis
Berton Clark
Robert Mackey
Joseph Aimmerman
Albany
N. Yu
Webster Swilllow
Ten Doves
Crooked Lake
Misa Lingle Frace
Myx
J. OR. Parker
Lake Winola
Harry Doersheimer
Harlan
Highland Park
Thurston FE
Parker
Daniel Stevens
Joseph Zimmerman
Joseph, Jr
Pactoryville
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rogers
F. F. Sprague
Radwant
Edward Lutery
A. BH. Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Afrcan Methodist Episcopal Church
Waroerly
Mra
F. van Nort
A. F. Brigham
Miskes Helen
Carrie Harlan
Godshall
Rome
Moscow Herald Debuts Under J M Lutton
Mr and Mrs D S Hornbaker and children of Scranton along with Mr and Mrs FE N Swartz and children of Madisonville were guests at the Hornbaker home yesterday. The first issue of the Moscow Herald, edited by J M Lutton, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Hornbaker
Scranton
FE. N. Swartz
Madisonville
D. J. Hornbaker
New Moscow Herald
J. 7. Lutton
Scranton Social Notes Run Through Weekend
Scranton residents filled a busy weekend with visits and social events. Nona La Tar visited her mother Mrs Annan Ta Bar, while Hyman Lenstein and Sarah Vellentks began housekeeping after their Scranton wedding. Mare Lampoon and Miles Louw Swartet spent time with local families. Epworth League hosted a lawn social and ice cream to a cool crowd, and Otto Ehrhardt of Scranton visited relatives as Max Lonstett attended a brother’s Scranton wedding Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mites Nona la Tar
Annan Ta
Hyman Lenstein
Mies Sarah Vellentks
Scraton
Hrgood
Mare Lampoon
George Bartree
Miles Louw Swartet
Fannie Brown
Epworth Loave Jast
Althovweh
Otto Ehrhardt
Max Lonstett
Taylor News Highlights Welsh Party and Local Outings
A Taylor trolley party hosted by Mr and Mrs George Evans of Main Street enjoyed games and refreshments. Separate notices mention the funeral of Mrs Samuel Evans, a Wyland excursion to Nay Aug Park and Lake Lodore events, a near accident involving Dr L Griffith, Knights of the Golden Eagle meetings, and local visits to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaton
Borouch
George Evans
Main Street
T. J. Davis
L. Ivan
Sanford Apt
Kate Evans
Alvira Davis
Agnes Reed
Minnie
Ida Apt
Loretta Evans
Lillian Evans
Lilian Williams
Sanford Apt, Jr
John Evans, Jr
Mra
Samuel Evans
Forest Home
Pyne
Ecolltery
Thomas Holmes
Ridge Street
Wales
Welsh Congregational Church
Taylor
Morgans
M. Davis
John Cooper
W. Price
W. Williams
Annie Boyd
Sarah Griffiths
Arnie Price
Daniel Hoyd
Verna Williaens
Lake Lodore
Tavior Theda
West Side
Browns
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Hell
A. L. Griffithk
Mary Selerer
Nlinatrowt
Athinth Clery
Taylor Castle
Wil
David T. Harrie
Atlante City
Mize Maud Vans
North Main Street
Annie Evans
Plainsville
Lickawoannd Valley Council
United Amerian Mechanics
William J. Davis
Atlantic City
Myrtle
Morris
Shamokin
Jenki Davie
Shulthers’ Grove
T. J. Powell
Local visitors and homecoming noted in community notes
Miss Iva Caterson returns to Chinchilla from a visit at Mr Webster’s home on Minook Avenue. Miss Nelle King visits in Susquehanna County. Mr and Mrs William Billings with daughter Miss Matile and Miss Gerlie Billings of Binghamton are in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Caterson
Chinchilla
Mr. Webster
Minooks Avenue
Nelle King
Susquehanna County
William Billings
Matile
Gerlie Billings
Binghamton
Back Pain Relief Endorsed by Scranton Resident
Jacob Ruppenthal of 80 Irving Ave South Side credits Down's Kidney Pills with ending constant back and night pain after trying plasters and other kidney medicines. He cites his experience after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Matthews Drug Store, promoted by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Scranton
Jacob Ruppenthal
Irving Avenue
South Side
Down
Beranton
Matthews
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Local Families Enjoy Visits and Outings Across Town
Curate of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Waterman works amid family chatter. The Wenhamers visit their daughter in Lake Ariel while Mrs Baum and others tour relatives. Campers along the Susquehanna mingle with Doran family. Handlefte heads to Atlantic City. Stellan, Lovering sisters take ten days at Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Waterman
Thia
Littl
John Willams Io
Miewards
Lake Ariel
S A. Baum
Stevens
Mre. Cogitzer
Nebraska
Pedic
Scranton
J. Hinds
D.C. Green
A. Doran
Injured Glenwood Miner Regains Consciousness After Surgery
Henry Maynes badly hurt in the Glenwood shaft shows limited hope of long survival after the spinal column is found severed. Dr. John Niles of Carbondale with M J Shields and others perform the operation. George Martin also injured but progressing satisfactorily. Local open air concert planned by Citizens Band this evening at Archbald with selections from The Countersign and Poet and Peasant among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maynes
Glenwood
John Niles
Carbondale
M. J. Shields
PLC
Mantheywall
Graves
George Martin
Maynes
Hathmien
Citigens
Althouse
New York
Kentucky
Kiefer
von Suppe
Voend Wali
Barnhouse
Brynn
Zi Brown
Lagman
Ontario and Western Crossing
India
Ulster County Gazette
Samuel Frees
Brown
Herbert Lutey
George Dunn
Mise Lids Sly
Dunmore
Dennington
Richard Strawn
Mabel Jadwin
Wallsville Fair Activities Highlight Local Preparations
The report notes section residents near completion of purchases and meals as stalls and games draw crowds. It mentions a secretary’s offer and reminders about the Maitland fair scheduled for September 11 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Maitland
Baseball score notes from Pittsbirg and Philadelphia games
Fragmented baseball report mentions players Thiveton Willis Clarke O'Connor and Murphy Garvin Chance with umpires O'Day and Dudley. References to Pittsbirg and Philadelphia venues and a rough score line indicate a disjointed game summary from early season play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbirg
Agios Hiiere
Wittshure
ULB
Willis
Pail Clarke
Shilthay
I O'Connor
o'Day
American League standings fragment from Meveland era
A fragmented sports item lists teams with scattered city names and scores including Chicago and Minneapolis with unclear context and several garbled entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meveland
Chiprait
Chicago
Oceanne City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Misianapolis
Beffalo
Eastern League Scores and Standings Summary
Eastern League results list Montreal over Hartford 12 to 5 Syracuse 1 Toronto 8, Syracuse over Montreal 1, Rochmier 4 Providence 9. League play details indicate shifting standings and nearby matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern League
Montrea
Hartford
Warensuiir, & Synegean
Toronte
Syalienedl
Rochmier
Providbyie
South Side Hubins Tie Red Stars In Close 1h to 11 Match
The South Side Hubins battled the Red Stars to a draw in a 1h 11 matchup. Both teams showcased tight defense and late chances as the clock expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubins
Red Stars
Railroads announce Niagara Falls trip via Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls dated August 11 1900 with limited return by August 13. Tickets for sale August 11 and valid on any train except the Black Diamond Express. For details consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tleketa
Con. Ault
Lehigh Valley
Central Railroad Excursions To Mauch Chonk And Glen Onoeke
Plans outline Aug 12 departures from Drinker Street end of line Providence Marvin's South Side city at 640 am and Logerne Street Green Ridge Suburban at 6 am. Connections with Flow train from Scranton at 7 49 am and Ontario and Western train from Carbondale at 7 am to link with Beranton excursion cars arriving from Glen Onokw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Mauch Chonk
Glen Onoeke
Beranton Tallway
Drinker Street
Providence
Marvin's
South Side
City Inc
Logerne Street
Green Ridge
Excat
Scranton
New Y York
Ontario and Western
Carbondale
Beranton
Berantoyn
Glen Onokw
Round-Trip Rail Fare Offer for I A F Encampment
The Lackawanna railroad sells round trips at one fare for the I A F National Encampment in Chicago. Tickets good for travel Sept 25 to 27 with return by Aug 31, deposits allowed with joint facility by Sept 2 for extension to Sept 30 upon a fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. FL
Chicago Air
Lackawanna Railroad
Chiesco
Railroad Excursion Fares to Sogarm Falls and Toronto
Agents of the Lackawanna railroad offer a special excursion round trip to Sogarm Falls at one fare and to Toronto at 21.00 higher. Tickets valid on select trains in August, all trains in September. good for return to Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Sisgarm Falls
Toronto
Lackawanna Railroad Runs Low Fare Heart Lake Excursion
The Lackawanna railroad schedules a Sunday excursion to Heart Lake at a very low round trip fare. The train departs Scranton at 2:00 a.m. and returns from Heart Lake at 6:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Special excursion from Scranton to Jersey shore Aug 1
The central talilhead of New Jersey runs a special excursion Saturday August 1 to Long Hireve Orcan Grove and Asbury Park. The train leaves Scranton at 18 a m stopping at all stations to Ashles to pick up passengers and tickets cost 4.50 with return validity until August 21. Read the Tribune education contest full description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Sewer questions dominate Olyphant council meeting
Borough officials and residents debated the sewer dispute as Lackawanna street work continued. A committee was appointed to pursue action against the sewer Drainage Co for damages and another to draft an ordinance extending the borough sewer district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Sewer
van Sickle
Boroueh
Mack
Tronds Vourt
Tap
Mesara
Reap
Gihesple
Pmpowermel
Cometont
Joole
bormMteh
Henrietta
Toulse Stone
Hudon
Thomas
Michael Purns
Fern Hall
Elvira Jones
DD. Haines
Jennie Haines
Gelatt
Gibron
John McAndrew
Delaware Street
Church Street
Jones Street
W. W. Jones
The
Gazette
Olyphant Browns
Jessup
For Rent Notices in The People's Exchange
Classified ads announce rental offerings and real estate listings on Lackawanna Avenue. Multiple entries reference furnished or unfurnished rooms, a store and warehouse location, and a house at 128 South Bromley with inquiries directed to nearby neighbors.
SITUATION WANTED MULTIPLE ADS IN SCRANTON AREA
Classified notices show various help wanted and service ads including a 16 year old seeking work in plumbing, a bookkeeper available for mornings or part time, a salesman position, and general employment inquiries. Also listed are local business ads for attorneys, hotels, and suppliers in Scranton PA with contact details and addresses.
Sealed Proposals for Scranton City Bonds Sought
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city clerk in Scranton Pa today August 1 to purchase city coupon bonds of one thousand dollars each. Bids must be for bonds dated and issued under specified terms and conditions. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk Dawodole? Ser nitem Pa. August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serraten
Scranton
Honda
Anita
Dune
Daweole
Nitem
A DAINTY CROP Mushrooms offer profits in varied growing methods
Mushroom cultivation yields high returns whether grown in open ground frames or hot houses. Proper handling and packaging are crucial to fetch top prices. Ventilation and temperature control in sheds maximize yield, with examples of a 100 by 25 foot shed producing about 2000 pounds over six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punneta
Lehigh Valley Rail Service Timetable Through Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces May 27 timetable changes with trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points via D H and WHR routes. Includes express and parlor car service between Wilkes Barre and major cities, with connections to Chicago Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Ticket and Pullman accommodations available at 908 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Motteville
Bethlehem
Realing
Sunda
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Tas
Pollan
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes, Barre
Philadelpyia
Daffalo
San Rein Bridge
Rollin
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Pasa
Agt
Bauth Bethlehem, We
Pullman Cooressions
Lackawanna Avenue
Seratten
Time Table for New York Ontario and Western Rail Lines
In effect May trains run from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and Easton with express and local services. Southbound routes serve Bethlehem Way Bethlehem and Washington via various connections. through cars offered to Readings Lebanon and Waterville and to Pottsville. Northbound schedules show arrivals at Cortland and Williamsport with noted Sunday services and connections at Scranton and Cortendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Eottaville
Reading
Norristown
Hharrisburg
Pottsville
Reading, &c
New York
Liburty Street
South Ferry
New Yor
Newark
Elizabeth
Easton
Rothirhorm
Ab Lentown
Mauchhimk
White Haven
Sundar
Eh Pittston
Wiles
Tharre
Mountain Park
Bundage
Daltimore
Bethlehem
Simdag
Lone Branch
Orean Grove
Otal
Lebanon
Als
Lg Mae
Potteriily
South End
Stati
Raphi
Baldwins
Gen
Moe
Ark
Ontario
Western
B.R
Cortendale
Maandla
Taloota
Tranaew
Waltiri
Bethi
Barden
Sidtay Cotinfectiiens
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Lackawanna County
Tribune
Clare’s Green
Moscow
Taylor News
Trvicy
Nay Aug Park
Mayfield
J. J. Kelly
Archbald
Detroit
Hall
Slam Bane
Albert
Flatow
Contrnuo
Feouton
Moolio
Harmlens
Dr. Peal
Eea
John KH
Fhleps
Wyoming Tvenue
Spruce Street
Wallsville
Cheage
Pilladeliphia Voce Oomhone
CWA
Eee Peodmoori
Hatteride
Origail Murphy
Garvin and
Chance
Iuist
Glen Onoke
Mauch Chunk
Ill
Tead
Olyphant
Matthew Brothers Wholemile
People’s Exchange
Benett of All Who
Detral City
Adda W
Teihune
Lee Rent
Peeweeiwh Atene
Tralere
Wank
Thomash. Been
Soutil Brom
Lev Avenue
Mit
Orien
Lo M
Berenton
Aires
Ariel
Colin Avetine
Tribune Office
Bilke Mothers
Connell
Ctactu Atrotn Penmyivante
Fox Si
Wilkeedturre
Los Angeles
Cal
Mebecca Avenue
Nathan Jeli
Wayne Avene
Rituation
Auden
Eslleeter
Poltieti
Spring Street
Min
W. DL Stevens
Hue
Durer
Tha
Gil Ot Taney Neelle Werk
Hattentinne
THO
Adviaeeque
Mar
Tetris
Eforenons
Bay Vi
Ty Ily the
Offier
Tritwine
City
le Sumner Avenue
Grest Sracen
Adve
Marine Corps United States
Wyoming
N. V. Walker
Connell Building
Aleo
Walits
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Nevine
ALB
Brigga
Fo Odor
A. A Atuggs
North Main Avenue
Blake's
Mulherre
Certified Public Accountant
Spaulding
PLA
Oytrad
Bank Teulliting
Architects
Edward HW Davis
Stanton
Frederick J. Grows
Arcintret
Price Building
Wawlington Avenue
Joseph Kelley
Lindon
DR. C
Hilenberger
Pauld Building
Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Comer Wyoming and Mulberry
Dit
Lavbach
Wyoming Avenue
H. F. Reynolds
ELK Capm
Franklin Avenue
F. Zeigler
Scranton House
Conger
Victor Koch
J. Ww
Meow Ning
Mears Building
Pb. B
Prank
Hovle
Jorathaw
Burr Wuilding
Hoome i
Habiteee
EL & Attonneys
Ergsbibie
Washington Avene
Ani
Jssup & Jussup, Attorneys and Coun Aellogsat- Ins Commonweaith Building
James W. Carford
Board of Trade
Foward W. Thayer
L.A. Wathus
Board of Trade Building
Stanton, Pa
CR Mice
CoMmonwwealth Buildise
Paptareon & Wilcox
National Hawke Baisling
Sational
Comvgys
Republican Building
AW. Berthole
Sears Alda
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Allen
North Washington Avenue
Ecuoo
Lackawansa
Thomas M. Gunn
Plumley
A. M
Heardmaster
Leeds
G. A. Clank & CO
Washington Avenue
Green Hotel
Tee
Josmin Kuetyel
Lackawana Avenue
Megangee Bros
Envel
Twine
Warelwine
Lowi Avenue
Gorantop
Tribune Botines
LEGAL
Rs Sotwe
George G.rocks
Robert Do Bandon
Tandon Miz. Co
Fey
Linkay & Co
Landon Mig
Gelig G. Niooks
Rabert D Lawhin
Partiersip
Frmmanent Tirdeau & Co
Nitooks
Romert DD
Lantwin
Sotich
Scranton Axle Works
Itv
T. Wood
Powelt
Hirchinson
Mie
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Gr Boo
Philatepina
le Stecbible
Fiew Steen
Leweo Sematin
Stonine
Montes
Aerive
Serantin
Matalin SC
Prem Mehta
Seraqten
Delaware and Hudson
Lake Ledere
I. Vor
Tk Poltte
Por Cennsohomia
Carberdale
Wilkes: Barre
Alfony
Paints North
Henesdale
United States
Ruin
Opa Albony
D. I
Iva
Liam
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Houeloy
Hawley
Werle
Wilkes
Urs
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