Descent election results in Carbondale ward in Lackawanna
In Carbondale this Saturday afternoon a descent election produced a 37 to 2 result in the Second ward with the ruling party unopposed in most districts. Delegates named include J. G. Bridgett Hugh Price Will Byrne James J. ONeill Patrick McDonnell J. F. McDonald Patrick Lunny Charles Holand John Farrell Thomas Casey Patrick Pace Jeremia h Cotter N. P. Drennan. Social notes mention visits and travel, including Miss Helen Patterson with Miss Louise Fowler and others returning from Owenn Grove and Windsor New York trip. Read about The Tribune Educational Contest on page four.
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Jemoc
Firat
J. G. Bridgett
Hugh Price
Will
Byrne
James J. O'Neill
Patrick McDonnell
J. F. McDonald
Patrick Lunny
Charles Holand
John Farrell
Thomas Casey
Patrick Pace
Jerembiih Cotter
N. P. Drennan
Carbondale Masons to Celebrate Golden Jubilee
On September 11 the Carbondale Lodge NW 29 Free and Accepted Masons will mark fifty years. Members plan a jubilee with hall re-dedication and remodeling, a grand officers ceremony, and an evening banquet for Masons and wives. Alderman William Baker is the lodge’s oldest living member.
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Carbondale
Tt Fe
Carbondale Lodge
Wiliam Baker
Jerome Wetherby of Wayne Street Faces Appendicitis Operation
Friends report Jerome Wetherby is confined to bed with another appendicitis attack and an operation is planned at Dr Wheeler's private hospital. He formerly managed a Schenectady novelty store and recently worsened after a strain. He had May symptoms but improved enough to stay with his sister Mrs A R Jones.
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Jerome Wetherby
Wayne Street
Wetherby
Schenectady
N. Y
A. R. Jones
S. &. Shields
H. C. Wheeler
Padden's Hospital Case Sparks Board Row
Patrick Padden, labeled a professional vagrant by Director McCabe, caused a heated disagreement at the board meeting with Directors McCabe and Rivenburg. Padden, who fled Danville Hillside Home and the Poor Farm, was examined Saturday by two physicians and found of unsound mind. He will be taken to Danville today.
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Patrick Padden
McCabe
Rivenburg
Padden
Danville
Hillside
Browns and Murtha Pets Battle At Duffy Field
About 2 000 spectators watched the Browns of South Scranton lose to Nick Murtha’s Pets of Carbondale 11 to 7. Duff pitched well only by Walter Loftus, the catcher, showed real skill while Carey of Scranton drew sharp criticism for his decisions. Nine innings went to Umpire Gordon’s crowd-pleasing calls.
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Duffy's Field
Browns
South Scranton
Nick” Murtha
Carbondale
Duff
Walter Loftus
Scranton
Carey
Gordon
McHale
Postmaster Returns. City Post Office Stays Five Years
Relief spread through the city as Postmaster J. H. Thomas announced the post office will remain in the City building for five years. The government lease, starting July 1 1900, fixed rent at 70 dollars yearly and was signed by Mayor Kilpatrick.
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J. H. Thomas
Washington
D. C
Kilpatrick
Fire at Lynch & Bronson's building rear
Saturday afternoon a roof fire broke out at the rear of Lynch & Bronson's. Chief of Police McAndrew, alerted by telephone, rang in an alarm from box 42. Both companies responded promptly and the blaze was extinguished within minutes.
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Lynch & Bronson’s
McAndrew
Democratic committee to set district convention time
The Democratic members of the standing committee of the fourth legislative district will meet at the Harrison House at o'clock this evening to appoint a time and place for holding the district convention.
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Fourth Legislative District
Harrison House
Young People Union Excursion To Harvey's Lake Highlights Taylor Day
The Taylor townpage reports a large turnout planned by the Young People’s Baptist union for a trip to Harvey’s Lake departing from Taylor station at 10 o'clock. Tickets priced 0 for adults and 45 cents for children. Election updates, school board actions, and local social news accompany the day’s notes.
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Taylor Station
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Taylor School Board
Edith Atherton
Gertrude Morris
Miss Morris
Bloomeburg State Normal School
James F. Foley
Edith van Buskirk
Jennie Nicholas
Polly Davis
Susie Harris
Edith Watkins
Libby Jones
Huttie Mackenzie
Janet Inglis
Mary van Ruskirk
Samuel J. Phillips
Bessie James
Maggie Whiteford
Welby
McDonald
James P. Law
Edward McLaughlin
Patrick Murray
Thomas Hession
John Carey
Union Street
Mauch Chunk
Ellen Lloyd
Annie Bevan
Lydia
Dora Schulthels
Sarah J. Hughes
Mary A. Evans
J. FB. Taylor
David Williams
David Lowen
Willian Phillips
Henry Powell
David Howells
Evan Thomas
Henry Schulthels
Frank Sweet
David Harris
Nichollas Bush
F. J. Powell
Richard Wiliams
Main Street
Puckville
Atlantic City
Joseph Davis
Arthur
Blanche
John E. Evans
Margaret
Mesare
Evan G. Watkins
Frank Decker
William Judge
Gus Reinhardt
Edward Fox
Pittston
Edith Rogers
Binghamton
John Coombs, Jr
Plymouth
Taylor Reds
West Side Browns
Lake Lodora
Ah Square
Knights of Golden Eagte
Sianton Daily
Thomas W. Jones
Thomas T. Jones
John 8. Davis
Old Forge
Maud Bivans
Fiaineville
Isaac Cramene
We Forest Home
Bows of Temperance
Thomas H. Griffiths
Social Roundup Sees Local Couples and Families Traveling
Mr and Mrs George J Powell enjoyed a pleasure drive to Gravel Pond yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Scrivens visited the latter's parents in Plymouth. Mr and Mrs W M Bell and family spent yesterday visiting relatives in Peckville Mewsere Albert Arwelder Henry Goodwin and William Oyated were at Delaware Water Gap yesterday.
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George J. Powell
Gravel Pond
John Scrivens
Plymouth
W. M. Bell
Peckville
Mewsere
Albert Arwelder
Henry Goodwin
William Oyated
Delaware Water Gap
Jermyn and Mayfield Primaries Quietly Concluded
Democratic primaries held with Peter Martin unopposed in the First ward. Michael Kenney edges George Hart by one vote in the Second ward. Third ward results: Burdick 38 Burns 25 Tighe 15. Mayfield nominations include Frank Forbes. Mozart Band to perform open air concert at Episcopal church lawn.
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Michael Kenney
George Hart
Burdick
Burns
Tighe
A. J. Gavin
Frank Forbes
Mayfield
Mozart Band
Carbondale
Wil
Episcopal Church
Barrett
Laneshore
Susquehanna County
Gucen
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Vincent
Peter Butler
Wandling
Calvary Cemetery
Henry Maynes
Jessie Winter
South Main Street
Mises Flora Dony
Dunmore
Bald Mount
Mary Helle Hessecker
Sadie
Manile Timlin Lefe
Long Branch
Atlantic Cliff
Elizabeth Cooley
Troy
N. Y
James Delehanty
West Pittston
C. D. Winter
Booth Main Street
Glen Onoko
Peckville Fire Team Practices and Local Socials
The Wilsons prep their new Peckville fire company quarters on Main Street with polished southern pine interiors and modern gear. A local excursion to the Glacial Pot Hole and Sturges shaft of the New York and Feranton Coal company entertained Peckville visitors.
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Peckville
Frank P. Benjamin
Mehoopany
Rh. H W. Barnes
Edge Witter
N. J
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Avecn
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Lampe
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Peckwill
B. FE. Fagan
Bertha Conrad
Ralph Barnes
Trufilo
Mandell
Pittston
William Peck
Etta
Emma
Bell Benjamin
Fred Benjamin
Harry Peck
Robert H. Moon
Pertha Conrad
Buffalo
Maud Bell
Emma Peck
W. 8
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Vardon
Wayne County
Walter
Lydia Carpenter
Scott
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her Little Daughter
A Liberty Rhode Island mother with eight children recounts her daughter's near fatal dysentery last summer. After trying many medicines she used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which she credits with saving her daughters life. She urges other mothers to know the medicine and notes its availability through Matthew Brothers.
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Chamberlain
George F. Burdick
Liberty
R. I
Matthew Brothers
Railroads Announce One Fare Round Trip to Chicago
The Lackawanna Railroad offers one fare round trip to Chicago for the G A T National Encampment. Tickets valid Aug 28 to Sept 27 with return limit Aug 31. deposits with joint agent by Sept 2 may extend to Sept 10 for an extra 50 cents.
Special excursion fares offered to Niagara Falls and Toronto
Agents of the Lackawanna railroad sell round trip tickets to Niagara Falls at one fare and to Toronto at 21:00 higher. Last train Aug, all Sept trains on sale dates Aug 20, 26, 27. One fare to Chicago and return via Lehigh Valley for G A R Encampment Aug 27 to Sept 1, tickets on sale Aug 20, 26, 27. Consult Lehigh Valley agents.
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Olyphant School Board Debates Salaries and Building Repairs
The Olyphant school board hears reports on building repaints for Marshwood First and Third ward buildings and discusses raises for assistant principal Miss M. J. Melville and Miss Katie Weleh. A truant officer hire is debated amid auditor concerns about yearlong expenditures.
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Etta Hoban
Aghos Norton
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Nealin
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O'Mara
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Nellie Black
Wilkes-Barre
B. Lally
Laocka- Wiinha
M. F. Conry
Scranton
Bessie Flynn
Plymouth
Delegattes
John Caunnon
Louis Mochberger
Charles Pierce
Patrick McLain
BR OR. Kingsley
Atlantic City
Annie Reed
Philadelphia
D. G. Jones
Mlakely
John Walkingshaw
Wilkes- Barre
Mera
T. P. Jones
Lackawanna
Passage of a child and local notices in Scranton area
Obituary notices report the death of 1% months-old Jessup child of Mr. and Mira Neap with funeral arrangements in Olyphant Catholic cemetery. Another passing, Mr. Samuel Flow of Crasey street, with funeral to be announced. Army sergeant William Heap visits town. school board debate. labor rally planned. church notes list masses and excursion proceeds totaling 979.40 with expenses.
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Little Willard
Mira
Michael Neap
Main Street
Olyphant Catholic
Samuel Flow
Crasey Stret
William Heap
Company L
First Infantry
United States Army
Curtis
King
Olyphant
Misa B. Talbot
Jermyn
P. H. Eagen
Pittsen
Miss Collins
Providence
Margaret Myron
Depot Street
St. James Church
Classified notices and business listings in Scranton paper
A jumble of telegraph style classifieds lists individuals and businesses in Scranton, including addresses on North Sumner and North Washington Avenues. Notable names appear with professions such as attorney at law, trader, and musician. The page also advertises a medical school, a engraver, and local service providers.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table Defect May 1900
The timetable shows trains from New York to Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia and other points, with departure and arrival times, via several lines including Mountaint Park and sets connections. It lists through tickets to all intercity destinations and advises consulting ticket agents for further information.
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Wilkes Barre
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Mountin Park
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Banden
Lone Branch
Crean Titers
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P Maldwin
Pasa
New York
Ontario
Western
R.R
Rorane
Carbondale
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Venee
Porat
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Delhi
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Soranboty Va
Erie and Wyoming Big Time Table Notice
Erie and Wyoming timetable shows intermediate point stops and train numbers. No 2 and 6 operate daily with 6.00 am and 2.00 pm departures. Train No 2 connects at Hawley for Welu ralleoal.
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Erie
Wyoming
de Effert
Hewes
Hawley
Welu Ralleoal
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