New Century club to present next season entertainments
In Lackawanna County Car bondale the New Century club plans another season of events. Miss Wiley of Scranton markets city ticket fans. Revenue beyond expenses goes to the hospital. The lineup includes General John B. Gordon on October 5 with The Last Days of the Confederacy, the Slayton Jubilee Ringers on December 3, Signor Vitalli on January 23, Lelant Powers on February 16, and a possible closing program by Albert Armstrong with the Little Minister.
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New Century Club
Miss Wiley
Scranton
John B. Gordon
Slayton
Signor
Vitalli
Ocean Grove
Lelant Powers
Albert Armstrong
Cupp Elected Scranton Engineer to Succeed Mason
In a joint session last evening the council elected C. H. Cupp of Scranton to succeed Randolph Mason as city engineer of Carbondale. Mason resigns to return to Delaware and Hudson. Cupp takes charge immediately amid strong recommendations and a noted prior service with Jersey Central and the Erie and Wyoming Valley.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Randolph Mason
Mason
Delaware and Hudson
Cupp
Jersey Central
Erie
Echiverea meeting plans face tentative delays
Organizers struggle to secure a wet tent for Echiverea meetings. Contact with Mr Echiverea and Mr Chaffee, the enterprise leader, yields no definite information. Mr Schiveren may attend next Sunday, but details remain uncertain as officials await a reply.
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Bechiverea Daily
Chaffee
Enterprise
Schiveren
Local and Personal Social Notes Across Cities
Frank Van Gorder of Binghamton visits relatives in this city. Miss Treabelle Kittell of Susquehanna visits friends here. Miss Louise Slocum returns from Philadelphia. Dr. H. C. Wheeler returns from Windsor. Benjamin Tucker of Hazleton visits friends here. Val Hollenbeck returns from Crystal Lake after a week. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher visit Pittston friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Noche and Mr. William McGrougherty return to New York after visiting the Byrne family on Washington Street. Miss Ray Gillespie of Brooklyn spends summer with aunt Mrs. C. F. Rose on Spring Street. Read the Tribune Educational Contest description on page four.
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Frank van Gorder
Binghamton
Treabelle Kittell
Susquehanna
Clouise Slocum
Philadelphia
H. C. Wheeler
Windsor
Benjamin Tucker
Hazleton
Val Hollenbeck
Crystal Lake
Charles Gallagher
Pittston
E. G. Noche
William MccGrougherty
New York City
Mr. Byrne
Washington Street
Ray Gillespie
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. F. Rose
Spring Street
Jermyn and Mayfield social notes and burial support
The death of Thomas Caveney after a D and H railroad accident prompts fellow workers to donate 50 for his burial. Collections total 50 with specific sums listed, and Mrs. Caveney thanks the Delaware and Hudson colliery community. Local residents attend concerts and dances while towns debate a school principal appointment. visitors and residents are noted at Chapman Lake and Owego.
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Thomas Caveney
Delaware and Hudson
William Westington
James Hosie
James Sharkey
Joe Jay
Patrick Monahan
Thomas Trotter
James O'Gara
James Doud
William O'Hin
Main Street
Meade
Tompkinsville
Jay Parrett
Peckville
East Side
Jermyn
Mayfield
Chapman Lake
M. D. Fuller
Owego
Mayfield School
R. H. Martin
Local Visitors Return Home From Scranton Engagement
Mrs J Wilson and her daughter from Scranton were guests of Mrs William Gibbs in West Mayfield. Mrs Wilson left for Moscow yesterday due to the serious illness of Prof W Cit Teev. Mrs C S Pessenden and another party are visiting Tamaillin Warne County for a few days. The Citizens' band plans an open air concert on the hill at Mayfield this evening.
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Moscow
J. Wilson
Scranton
William Gibbs
West Mayfield
W. Cit. Teev
Mre. C. S&s. Pessenden
Tamlinton
Warne County
Citizens’ Band
Mayfield
Old Forge Library Trolley Ride to Harvey's Lake
The Old Forge Library association plans a trolley ride to Harvey's Lake on August 24 with tickets priced at 75 cents. Squire Pickerel and Fred Naylor report a good catch from a river fishing trip. Borough council to hold regular session Monday evening.
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Old Forge Library Association
Harvey's Lake
Squire Pickerel
Fred Naylor
Messrs
B. J. Judge
Mack Hickey
Wilkes-Barre
Bernard Griffin
Malin Street
P. Battle
Pittston
A. H. Hale
Shawanese Lake
Williams Family Fiseral to Be Held This Afternoon
The funeral of Myrtle Williams eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Williams will be held today at 2 oclock from the Williams home. Miss Verna Schoonover visits friends in Scranton. Mr Allen Howard left last night for Alamogordo Colo to spend the winter. Presiding Elder Griffin will attend quarterly conference in the Methodist church tonight.
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Myrtle
John Wiliams
Wiliams
Verna Schoonover
Scranton
Allen Howard
Alamoga
Colo
Griffin
A Mother's Endorsement of Chamberlain's Remedy
Mia Burdick of Liberty Rhode Island recounts her eight child family’s bout with severe dysentery last summer. Her daughter nearly died until Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was obtained and proved life saving. She urges other mothers to use the medicine and notes its availability through Matthews Brothers druggists.
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Mia
George F. Burdick
Liberty
R. I. Porwale
Matthew Brothers
Local sewer dispute yields repair plan and inspector
Olyphant borough officials and the sewer company agree to repair the break in the borough sewer line and to hire an inspector chosen by the borough with a bond for completing the paving work on Lackawanna street. John Kilcullen of Dunmore street is named inspector. The day also features local sports and obituaries including Miss Minnie Magor, funeral at Blakely, and a St Patrick's Lake Lodore excursion with Rovers orchestra.
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Lackawanna Street
John Kilcullen
Dunmore Street
Curtis
Peckville
Minnie Magor
Wirst Street
Blakely
Primitive Methodist Church
James Iby
Union Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church
Lake Lodore
Rovers Orchestra
Michael Loftus
Fern Hill
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Agnes Williamson
Pittston
Congregational
Nay Aug Park
Working Hours and Benefits in City Top Retail Stores
A survey of thirty-one large dry goods shops reveals nine hour days with lunch breaks common. Most offer lunchrooms, coffee, and discounted employee purchases. Vacation policies vary, with some shops giving one week to six months, others offering no vacations. Some firms provide overtime pay or meals, and a few extend medical and sick pay.
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Cnies
Ite
Fim
Tte
Railroads Announce Special Fares for Encampments and Trips
The Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna railroads publish sale terms for trips to Niagara Falls Chicago and Chicago encampment events. One fare to Niagara Falls and return, August 11 1900, limited return, except on the Black Diamond Express. One fare to Chicago and return for G A R encampment Aug 27 to Sept 1 tickets on sale Aug 10 16 17. Lackawanna offers one fare round trip to Chicago Aug 21–27, with extended return options if deposited by Sept 1 at Chicago joint agent.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Eall
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Chicago
National
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Lackawanna Railroad
Excursion tickets to Niagara Falls and Toronto offered
The Lackawanna line announces special round trip fares for excursions to Niagara Falls and Toronto. Tickets priced at one fare to Niagara Falls and eleven dollars to Toronto, valid for fast trains in August and September with return by September 5 included.
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Niagara Falls
Toronto
Lackawanna Plans Low Rate Heart Lake Excursion
The Lackawanna railroad will run another popular low rate excursion to Heart Lake on Sunday August 12. The round trip price is a very low fare. Train leaves Scranton at 9:00 a.m. and returns from Heart Lake at 6:15 p.m.
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Heart Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
Beécranton
Sunday Excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko
Central Railroad of New Jersey offers a Sunday excursion from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko on August 12. Round trip fares run $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. Special trains depart Scranton at 7.30 p.m. and return from Mauch Chunk at 6.40 p.m. and Glen Onoko at 5.45 p.m.
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Glen Gnoko
Buffalo
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Binghamton
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Lac Lodore
Wilkee-Harre
L. V. RR
Pointe
Fennsivania R. RR
Albany
All Pointe North
Local Scranton Businesses and Rail Timetable Fragments
A collage of business listings including architects lawyers dentists and shops on Washington avenue Scranton. The section also contains a Lackawanna timetable with North and South bound trains, station connections and notes on specific trains and routes.
Special Ran to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
The Central Railroad of New Jersey advertises a special excursion on Saturday August 11 to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. The train departs Scranton at 9 a m with stops at all stations to Ashley to pick up passengers. Fare is 4.00 with tickets valid until August 21.
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The
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Long Branch
Ovean Grove
Asbury Park
Scranton
Ashley
Baseball Scores From Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis
Box score style summary lists games with teams Philadelphia Chicago at R H F, runners and outs. Pitchers Murphy Caliukan Chunee for Chicago and umpire Laret and O’Byrne noted. Other matchups show Wietot, Mithun, Clarke Lewver Vonner, and Umpire Swartwoul with St Louis and Brooklyn batteries Kiteen Farrell Ori ger and Esneli.
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Pitter R. HF. Wietot
Tattersea
St. Louie
R. It. E. Brooklyn
St. Woodle
Kiteen and
Farrell
Young and
Origer
Esneli
Sealed Proposals for Moosic Site Grading and City Bonds
Sealed proposals are requested by the Scranton city clerk for grading the Moosic site and for the purchase of 135 City of Scranton bonds. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check and delivered by August 16, 1900. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Moceie Beregh
Thome Sotolifie
Mivale Powder Co
Mooali
Cluth
Tranirie
Lero
Cider Mears Buildings
Orwnton
Beranton
Wrfil
M.T. Lavelle
Scranton
Ang
Totrell and Cleveland in 0 0 Tie Describe Game
In a match described with rough OCR, Totrell and Cleveland posted a scoreless showing against Authacity and Chicago, while Milwaukee and Minneapolis also produced a low scoring affair with unclear final counts. The fragment hints at multiple team pairs and possible second game notes.
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Totrell
Cleveland
Authacity
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Worcester 1 Avtacuee 9 Spritefold 6s Tonite 4
Worcester wins in a rough match with Avtacuee scoring 9 and Spritefold 6s Tonite tallying 4. Hartford earns 9, Montreal 4, Providence 3, Rochester 2.
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Worcester
Avtacuee
Spritefold
Hartford
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Count Waldersee Proposed to Lead Chinese Allied Force
Washington Aug. The appointment of Count Waldersee to command the international forces in China has been presented to the United States government, but no action has been taken.
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Aug
Count Waldersee
China
United States
Count Waldersee as Possible China Campaign Commander
Officials regard Count Waldersee as an eminent soldier and likely acceptable for a broader future campaign. The immediate aim is the relief of Pekin ministers, and Waldersee, then in Germany, could not reach China until that objective is settled. The government believes no immediate commander decision is needed and will be discussed with President McKinley when he arrives in Washington this week.
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Swer
Count Waldersee
Pekin
Germany
China
McKinley
Washington
Scranton to Philadelphia and New York by Lackawanna routes
In May 1900 riders could travel from Scranton via D and H and R routes to Philadelphia and New York with express and Pullman accommodations. The timetable lists intermediate stations Bethlehem Easton Reading Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other points with connections to D B and BR lines. Officials J H Wildur and A Nonnemacher announce ticket and Pullman reservations at Cortland Street and 800 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
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Easton
Reading
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Turkhannock
Towanda
Elmt
Geneva
Reim
Rochester
Buffalo
Chicago
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Clack Pike
Enels RK
New York
Philadelphia
Sulusion Bridge
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Wildur
Cortland Street
Paw
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Nonnemacher
Lackawanna Avenue
New York Station Timetable From Scranton May 9 1900
Train timetable details from Scranton to New York Newark Philadelphia Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and other points include through cars to Baltimore Washington and Long Branch with multiple daily departures and Sunday services. Officials J Hourturen and A P Baldwin note through tickets and lowest rates.
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Liberty Street
N. R
South Ferry
Scranton
Newark
Filzabeth
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehe Allentown
Mauch Chunk
Expres
Pot’ Suiton
Wilkes-Barre
Lebanon
Harrisberg
Altosteeray
Pottyville
I. J
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table Update May 28 1900
The schedule lists trains from Sorantem to Hawley Lake Ariel and Interinitiate with departures at 48 minutes after midnight 229 PM 600 PM and 7 PM plus Lumbley service at 200 AM and 209 PM Train Nos 2 and connections at Hawley to points of the Erie railroad.
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