Two Sacred concerts draw crowds to Lake Winola
Lake Winola locals and many visitors filled the Lake House dance room for Prof. Haydn Evans' male glee club performances yesterday. Notables and West Side residents attended as Ivy Lodge members return home after a two week stay amid a windy late afternoon storm and apple thieves pursued by a cyclist.
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Lake Winola
Lake House
Haydn Evans
Amog
Lake
Gertrude Freeman
Sarah Thomas
Mary Jones
Martha Davies
Margaret Phillips
Kate John
Minnie Rinker
Anna Threadbent
Catharine Reese
Margaret Powell
Cassie Harris
Tom Beynon
Annie Davis
Dew Williams
G. A. Williams
Wil Reynolds
Harry Acker
David Owens
Walter Tilson
Mr. Hoffman
Samuel McCracken
F. York
F. G. Peters
Peirce Fellows
Emerson Flo
Owen
John Thomas
Bert Harrington
Arthur Stover
Robert Simpson
P. Zerfluh
Oscar Oswald
Hen Evans
Arthur Davis
John Owens
Thomas Marsh
Hheawerd Davis
Win Tiecker
Harry Decker
John Edwards
W. A. Price
Harry Peck
Wil Johns
Harold Battin
Wil Hutton
John Castler
West Side
Ivy Lodge Club
West Side Physicians Report Multiple Local Illnesses
Doctors note several accidents and illnesses among residents on Swetland and nearby streets. A child fell and injured a cheek. a Seamans child has typhoid fever. Mrs Reese and Mrs Hughes face serious conditions. John Law recovers from a poisoned hand. another child at Bellevue Heights suffers brain inflammation. an infant was taken to Dun daft with alleged brain inflammation after a frightening incident.
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West Side
Frank Phillips
Swetland Street
Isaac Seamans
John Reese
North Hyde Park Avenue
William Hughes
Nanticoke
Bellevue Heights
Hampton Street
Hampton Stret
Dundaff
Thomas Davis Laid To Rest At North Lincoln Home
Services held Saturday for Thomas Davis at his North Lincoln Avenue home Trey officiated by O P Jones of Tabernacle Congregational Church. Keystone lodge Loyal Knights of America attended in a body. Rev Jones praised the departed. pallbearers included Alfred Roberts William G Phillips Tiaac Harris Hugh Williams William J Morgan and Thomas RK Jones. The graveside escort carried moral designs led by Charles Hunminger Evan Evans James James and Ralph Hughes. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Thomas Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Trey
O. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Keystone Lodge
Knights of America
Jones
Knights
Alfred Roberts
William G. Phillips
Tiaac Harris
Hugh Williams
William J. Morgan
Thomas RK
Charles Hunminger
Evan Evans
James James
Ralph Hughes
Washburn Street Cemetery
Light Lunch Camping Club Returns From Susquehanna Trip
The Light Lunch Camping club came back Saturday after ten days camping along the Susquehanna in New York. They report an excellent time. An incident involved an attempted apple theft as several members planned to seize fruit from a roadside tree when the owner on a buggy appeared.
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Susquehannas
New York State
Patriotic voters urged to study all parties on 1896 pact
A public notice urges voters to inform themselves about Gold and Silver, Tariff and Free Trade. It announces a complete handbook of political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott, offered with any men’s suit purchase.
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Lawrence F. Prescott
Harmon Compton Patents New Steamship Propeller
Harmon Compton of Potter street has received a patent for an innovative steamship propeller claimed to increase speed with less power, enable at sea repairs without docking, shorten turning radius, and back off sand bars without harming the vessel. He also recently marketed a plow and cultivator combination with patents and strong farmer reception.
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Harmon Compton
Potter Street
Compton
Local social notes from Pittston to Scranton area events
Residents from multiple streets and towns are shown returning home or visiting friends. A farewell party for Annie Buck and a Cedar Avenue Methodist Sunday school picture day are noted, with an athletic club excursion to Lake Ariel and a parish picnic planned at Artesian Well Grove.
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August Hammon
Henry Sams
August Kahr
Henry Kiefer
Charles Snyder
Jacob Schmitt
New York
Minnie Mirch
Willow Street
Annie Buck
York
B. McCabe
Maggie Messett
Moosic Street
Hawley
Honesdale
Kitty Boyle
Pittston
Reap
Pittston Avenue
Bridget Lavelle
Maggie
Cedar Avennue
Atlantic City
Mary Flannery
Norristown
N. J
A. J. Kalb
Lake Sheridan
I A
Christ Fickus
Mary
Minie Carrie
Lena
Lizzie Rosar
Misses Fickus
Minnie Snyder
Rose Grelting
Buck
Annie Hartman
Lizzie
Lena Klee
Magale Littler
Wil Rogar
Peter Rosar
William Fickus
Joseph Luller
William Rosar
Andrew Hayes
Jake Krick
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Artesian Well Grove
BE. V. Jones
Charles Simrell
Scranton Athletic Club
Lake Ariel
St. John's Catholic Church
Local Gossip Notes Return Home From Trips and Visits
William Hadsel of Green Ridge returns from a week in New York City. Miss Littie Carr of Factoryville heads home after visiting friends in the region. Miss Sarah BKryans enjoys a Atlantic City vacation. Miss Elia Powell visits Aunt Mrs Powell in Summit Avenue. Professor G M Evans of Wilkes Barre is hosted by William Jervis on North Main Avenue.
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R. A. Phillips
Roger Evans
Atlantic City
Sarah A. Cook
Twenty-second Street
Lake Carey
FP. H. Fuller
North Main Avenue
Hudson
John Ed. Farr
The
Courier-Progress
Wiliam Bunn
New York State
W. R. Davies
Davies’ Pharmacy
Maggie
Esther Hughes
Lizzie
Cordelia Owens
Taylor
Fifth Ward
Republican Club
Albert Ridgeway
W. T. Tadsell
New York
James Dolph
Monsey Avenue
Pockville
Joseph Roch
Theodore
Capouse Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Jessie Rowe
Delaware Street
Drake
East Market Street
Trev
Doney
Asbury M. E
Chaffee
Honesdale
Hammel
Northumberland
Sanders
Church Avenue
McKee
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Kays
McMahon
P.O. T
Oak Hall
Alice Sigler
J. D. Parker
William Maynard
Nanticoke
Marin Avenue
Loyal Temperance Legion
Penn Avenue
Marion Street
Carolyne V. Dorsey
William Hadsel
Green Ridge
New York City
Tallie Brace
William Street
William Morris
Sarah Bkvyans
Osterhout
Littie Carr
Factoryville
George Schellhase
Larch Street
Maggie Peppard
Putnam Street
H. Crad Reese
Warren Street
James Thomas
Lake Winola
George Williams
Youngstown
Ohio
Elia Powell
Stroudsburg
Joseph Powell
Summit Avenue
G. M. Evans
Wilkes- Barre
William Jervis
William Eldridge
Joseph Maloney
William Johnson
Stanley Silkman
Campers Return and Local Visits Reported
Seph Birtley and William Rhodda who had been camping at Pleasant Mountain have returned. M Bumgardner and A M Atherton are at Snyderville Monroe county. Thomas Flynn of Breaker Street is. Misses B Joyce and Mary Ready of Pittston are visiting Miss Marie Murray of Mary Street. Owen Shearon of Glen Lyon is guest of Mr and Mrs Evan Reese of William Street.
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Seph Birtley
William Rhodda
Pleasant Mountain
M. Bumgardner
A. M. Atherton
Snyderville
Monroe County
Thomas Flynn
Breaker Street
B. Joyce
Mary Ready
Pittston
Marie Murray
Mary Street
Owen Shearon
Glen Lyon
Evan Reese
William Street
Mindoka Baseball Schedule and Local Happenings
Locals anticipate a Taylor Heds game on the new grounds while Miss Mamie Cahill visits Mires Magele McCrea. Excursions to Mountain Park are planned by Lawrence church. A large crowd gathered at Coyne's ground for a Mindoka home versus Pittston Reds game, delayed by a late arrival Jupiter Pluvius. W. J. Burke is named as a Democratic candidate for the third district.
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Taylor Heds
Mamle Cahill
Pittston
Mires Magele McCrea
Ancient Order Fibernians
Lawrence Church
Old Forge
Mountain Park
Pyne Boroveh
Mindoka
Brckyard
Coyne
Maplewood camp meeting promises record attendance
The Maplewood camp meeting this year is expected to attract the largest crowd yet. A new lodging house is under construction and will be filled along with tents and private cottages. Rev. A. M. Stuk of Allentown will preside, Rev. B. E. Kelstlee of Bethlehem handles singing, and Bishop W. M. Stanford will preach the last two days. Grace Welst of Harrisburg, an evangelist, will attend all meeting days representing the International Christian Alliance. Ministers and all people are invited.
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Maplewood
A. M. Stuk
Allentown
BE. H. Kelstlee
Fethlehem
W. M. Stanford
D. D
Harrisburg
Grace Welst
Allance
Sunday religious services and notices across local churches
The eleventh Sunday after Trinity saw ministers Charles E. Wheeler and Edward Howell at Calvary and Sumner Avenue churches with several parishes sharing sermons by Rev. Richard Horns and Rev. John Davy. Holy Communion at St Luke's. various abstentions from evening services. tracts on feast days and a Christian Alliance meeting planned for Green Week.
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Charles E. Wheeler
Calvary Reformed Church
Edward Howell
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Richard Hhorns
John Davy
Elm Park Church
E. C. Jones
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Dunmore
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
A. L. Clark
Lackawanna
J. W. Malone
Bishop O' Hara
T. W. Carmody
O'Hara
St. Joseph' Catholic Church
Millewmorns
Pike County
Hald
North Carolina
J. W. Fries
Christian Alliance
Chanel
Pennneyine
New York
Marion Streets
Green Wee
The
Alliance
Marion Street
Manlewood
Trev. A.M. Burck
Allentown
BE. H. Kistler
Nothlehem
Bishon W. AM. Stonfont
Harriaburg
Curieg
Grice Weet
Evyneeliet
Markets and Stocks Review on a Quiet Half Holiday
The New York Stock Exchange saw light dealing on a half holiday with about seventy thousand shares traded. Active issues fell at opening due to lower London cables but recovered as Manhattan rose to 77 and Sugar, Western Union, and Chicago Gas showed strength. Loan contraction and a $4415 surplus reserve loss were reported, yet the market rose overall. Sugar led gains near the close with a 10 point rise and overall prices closed higher by about 4 to 10 percent.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
Manhattan
Sugar
Western Union
Chicago
South
Scranton Board of Trade Silver Quotation Report
New York August 15 silver certificates Otto bar silver quoted at 67 1/2. Exchange quotations reflect par 100 and market rates for silver certificates as reported.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
New York
Market Wages in Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
A mixed report from New York to Aus features dull and steady grain prices with spot wheat and corn moves and several active futures months. Livestock at Union Stock Yards shows steady to firm demand for fat cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs with price ranges noted for various grades and weights.
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Mahugee
New York
Sturk
Mali
Aus
Ile
Chicago
Texas
City Extra India
City
Continent
South America
New Moss
State Dairy
Watie
Western Dairy
Salie
Cheere
Pirmantets State Large
Gates Do
Inttec
Prms
Ajulet
Steedy
Pennsylvania
Mies Wiettern Fresh
Halk
Truffala
Henid
Tole
Crime Fame
S.aga
Union Stock Yards
Western Rangere
Hoge
Radway's Ready Relief Promoted as Fever Remedy
An advertisement touts Radway's Ready Relief as a universal fever and malarial cure with rapid effect. It suggests travelers carry a bottle and use a few drops in water to ease travel sickness and pains from water changes, claiming superiority to brandy or bitters.
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Radway
Rodway
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Lacka. Township School
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Scranton Axle Works
Luttalo
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