Crescents Trounced by Alerts in Scranton Ball Game
The Crescents suffered a lopsided defeat to the Alerts of Weet Scranton Saturday. The crowd blamed errors and poor infield play for the loss while Scranton pitcher held the Crescents to seven hits. Cult and roster shone in field as Burnett impressed at first base and Derrick guided disciplined play. The score details follow.
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Martha
Scranton
Ort-Garden
Tie Jook
Scranton Boys
Caine
Burnett
Tower of Etrousth
Nainy
Derrick
Old Mulds Versus Bachelors In Laughing South Side Baseball
A lively Duffy’s Held game between the Old Mulds and the Bachelors drew a large crowd. The Bachelors prevailed 29 to 1 as the spinster team chased bases amid humorous antics. Players include Quinn Rooney Corcoran Sheridan Kane Higgins Morin Cavanaugh and others. for the Bachelors: Dodgins Griffin Gavin Causey Causey Donnelly Hughes and more.
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Duffy's
Old Mulds
Old Mude
Old Matis
Harry Quinn
Batrick Rooney
Peter Corcorah
Meltale
Arsi
Peter Sheridan
Joh S Kane
Charles Higgins
Westiel
John Morin
Mike Cavanaugh
Flight Tela
Patrick Dodgins
James Griffin
Patrick Gavin
Janes Causey
John Messenna
Thomas Gusey
Willan Causey
John Donnelly
Wil- Vam Hughes
Miss Annie Beyer Injured by Protruding Nail in Scranton
Miss Annie Beyer of Maple Avenue, a popular forelady at the Klots Throwlegill, was incapacitated from work after a nail protruded from an uncovered box on a house steps. A child’s play left the cover off, and Miss Beyer slipped on the wall, suffering a painful wound.
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Annie Beyer
Maple Avenue
Klots Throwlegill
Scranton
Couple Weds Quietly in Surprise Friday Ceremony
Mr Spirp Barrett of Fallbrook Street and Miss Then Doollette of Forest Pits were amietly married on Friday last. The ceremony surprised many friends who have since offered congratulations.
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Spirp Barrett
Fallbrook Street
Doollette
Forest Pits
Bonnett 15 Is Released on Bond by County Judge
Josep Bonnett son of Mr and Mrs Michael Bonnett was released Friday by Judge Kelly from the county jail on a 200 bond. The youth had a history of running away and misbehavior at home and with him valuable articles were involved.
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Josep Bonnett
Michael Bonnett
Kelly
Bonnett
Not Over-Wise in Handling Trouble and Remedy
A fragmentary allegorical note contrasts a frightened girl with a grain hopper and a heedless man who neglects to protect his family. It touts a remedy, amberlain's Colic Cholera and Cholera Remedy, as a prompt safeguard against distress, claiming wide availability through druggists.
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Cyclone
Reformed Youth Released After Bond Secured by Father
A wayward youth was jailed on the charge of being incorrigible until yesterday when his parents relented and posted bond with his father acting as security. He reappeared Saturday in a new suit, working at a store and showing signs of reform.
Foreigner Held on Board Bill Neglect Charge in Scranton
A foreign resident of Bimpson appeared before Alderman Jones on Saturday charged with neglecting to pay a board bill. He was sent to await trial after a constable conveyed him to Scranton by train.
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Bimpson
Alderman Jones
Neary
Scranton
Professor Geary Struck Down By Illness At Local High School
Prof. A. Wilson Geary of the high school faculty is confined to his home on South Church street by a serious illness following an attack of influenza.
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A. Wilson Geary
Hfe
South Church Street
Inese
Bon Ton Social Club Plans Elaborate Burke Hill Dance
The Bon Ton Social club, a prominent town group, will hold a social at Burke's Hill tomorrow evening. The event aims to pledge every attendee with an especially elaborate program. Prof. Firth will be at the phono playing new waltzes and five steps from New York. Prof. Collings will be the prompter.
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Bon Ton Social Club
Burke's Hill
Bon Tons
Firth
Phono
New York City
Collings
Quiet Lane[s]boro wedding of Mrs. Sarah Thomas to George Bernhart
A wedding at Lanesboro last Friday surprised friends as Mrs. Sarah Thomas of North Main street wed George Bernhart, formerly of Lanesboro and now of Sidney New York. The ceremony was quiet and the couple left for Sidney to reside where Bernhart works as a plumber. Friends extend best wishes.
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Lanesboro
King
Sarah Thomas
North Main Street
George Bernhart
Sidney
N.Y
Girls to spend a week at Chapman's lake camp
A party of young ladies led by Mrs. T. T. Davis and Mrs. Hoody Toby will spend a week at camp You need a Wrest on Chapman Lake. The group includes Misses Emma Davis Kate Davis Bertha Davis Allee Lindsay Sadie Watkins Florence Jones Reed and Masters Carl Toby and Paul Davis.
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Hoody Toby
Belmont Families Return From Newton Lake Camping Trip
Mr and Mrs Joseph Nicholson and children Rexford George and Katherine along with Mr and Mrs George Fisher and daughter Chihara Ralph and Miss Mae and Jennie Pengelly and Herbert Histed have come home to Belmont after ten days spent camping at Newton Lake.
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Joseph Nicholson
Rexford
George
Katherine
George Fisher
Clhiara
Ralph
Mae
Jennie Pengelly
Herbert Histed
Belmont
Newton Lake
Sorrow Fills White's Crossing Family Over Death of Youngest Son
Mr and Mrs Neville Arthur of White's Crossing mourn the loss of their youngest child Joseph who died from pneumonia Saturday night The funeral is set for Monday at 2 30 PM with interment at Maplewood located nearby The notice provides a concise family obituary and burial details.
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Neville Arthur
White's Crossing
Joseph
Maplewood
Mourning Notices for Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Mannion
Mr and Mrs John Mannion of Cordon Avenue mourn the death of their four weeks old baby boy last week. Funeral held Saturday with interment at St Nose Cemetery.
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John Mannion
Cordon Avenue
St. Nose Cemetery
Mayfield social features music and candy-pull night
Miss Aliee Quinn entertained friends at her home in Mayfield Friday night with music and candy-pull ing as the featured event.
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Aliee Quinn
Mayfield
Passing Throng Among Scranton and Nearby Returns
Miss Josie Taylor, formerly of this city, now in Scranton, visits Mrs. Bly. Mrs. William Sluman of Honesdale stays with the Slumian family on Thorn Street. Numerous locals vacationing or visiting relatives in Pittston, Scranton, Bear Lake, Rhode Island, Albany, and Lake George.
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Josie Taylor
Celts
Scranton
J. J. Bly
William Sluman
Honesdale
Pred Slumian
Thorn Street
Cora Franey
Pricedure
Gertrude and
Agnes Walker
Brooklyn Street
Pittston
Giles Morgin
Forest City
John Williams
Dundatt Street
Crystal Lake
Boyd & Oliver
W. Wagner
Bear Lake
M. H., Hiller
Rhode Island
Lillian Perry
Hattie Rolls
Williams Avenue
Bula Carey
Tunkhannock
Blodwin Evans
Cadossa
Thi City
Alice Brennan
Greenfield
Richard Williams
Thomas Thomas
Providence
Edmund Thomas
Dunduff Street
Guy Little
Albany
Baratogan
Lake George
Loomis
Emergency Hospital Corps of Nurses
Carrie Norton
Clinton
Carbondale
Edna Loomis
Lincoln Avenue
Wayne County
Lewsley
Eagles Mere
Grace Gorman
New York City
Elizabeth McDonough
Lucy Jordan
Schenectady
N. Y
Mare
Elisabeth Larkin
Monica Messett
Arthur
Regina Smith
Green Ridge
Visitors and travel notes from Dunmore to Berwick and Liberty
en New York visitors in Dunmore with Superintendent of Schools B Garr and family returning from a summer outing at Berwick. Misa Carrie Mead of Hallstead visited Mrs W H Kinney and left Saturday for Liberty to visit friends the coming week.
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N. Y
Dunmore
Garr
Berwick
Misa Carrie Mead
Hallatead
W. H. Kinney
Liberty
WII
Infant dies after illness in Malin Street
An infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Muldoon of Malin Street died Saturday after a week with cholera infantum. The funeral was held yesterday at St. Thomas Cemetery Archbald with pallbearers James and Thomas Muldoon Michael Walsh and John Sullivan. Relatives and friends from Jermyn attended the funeral of Miss Mary Isabel Maxwell at Carbondale. The Ladies Ald society of St James church meets tonight. Other notes include visitors from Conklyn NY and Peckville and an improving condition of Rev Frances Gendall. A local resident caught a refrigerator thief a boy and his parents may avoid prosecution. Dr P F Sickler of Andover hosted by Dr Byron H Jackson of Mayfield. Miss Gertha Jones of Valley Falls is visiting Jermyn relatives. Wallace and Willie Garner of Scranton spent Sunday in Jermyn.
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Frank Muldoon
Malin Street
St. Thomas
Archbald
James
Thomas Muldoon
Michael Walsh
John Sullivan
Jermyn
Mary Isabel Maxwell
Carbondale
Ladies’ Ald Society
St. James’ Church
Misa Fanny Badger
Conklyn
N. Y
Badger
Cemetery Street
Frances Gendall
Peckville
FP. C. Sickler
Andover
Byron H. Jackson
Mayfield
Gertha Jones
Valley Falls
X. Y
Wallace and
Willie Garner
Scranton
Samuel McVicker
Dunmore Street
James Trey
Primitive Methodist Church
Union Cemetery
Mark Williams
Lewis E. Goff
William Thompson
Thomas Evans
William Longmore
William McCormick
Lizzie Jones
Emma Tinsley
Frank Tinsley
Thomas Jones
Crystal Lake
John Jones
Lee Park
T. Ju. Williams
Susquehanna Street
Mary McNicol
Elk Hnl
M. B. Mull
Clara Hull
New York
Sea Shore
Hattie Matthews
Lackawanna Telephone Exchange
Murvey's Lake
William Mason
Blakely
Mabel Patten
J. Cowley
Lackawanni Street
D. L. Berry
J. O'Boyle
Lackawanna Street
Alice Hoban
Newark
N. J
T. DeWitt Edwards
Atlantic City
Albert Buckman
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. J. Watkins
Hallstead
D. C. Edwards
Welsh Baptist Church
Anthracite Glee Club
Pilgrims
Dan Jones
Sidney Owens
J. E
Richard Watkins
Forest Home Cemetery
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
John Powell
Richard Roberts
Arthur Morgans
Henry Evans
John R. Thomas
Bert Sterling
Itterbaught
Leonard
Taylor Reds
West Scranton
Taylor
G. E. Davis
Manger
James Heffer
Union Street
H. H. Harris
Charles Oyster
Ellsworth
Burl Richards
Tommy Powell
Eiverett Reese
Olwen Howells
Leah and Maud Evans
Lucy Winters
Hannah Powell
Hannah Davis
Sophia Thomas
Mary Jenkin
Silas Randall
Lackawanna
Marcy Cemetery
Lydia Hoskins
Edwardsville
W. J. Hoskins
Atherton Street
Joseph Davis
Main Street
Lake Windy
Daniel Thomas
Plitston
J. B. Watkins
Sunbury
Grand Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Taylor Lodge
Local social notes and game results from Blakely area
Peckville visitors to William Peck. Jennette Gardner visits Sadie Gendall. Wilkes-Barre and Scranton residents in town. multiple calls by residents from Green Ridge and Bell Place. Diphtheria illness of Candice Doyle. S.S.S. Blakely heads to Luke Chapman for camping. Hickories beat Winton 17-2 and scrub team 9-7 on White's Addition grounds.
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James Basset
Carbondale
William Peck
Main Street
Jennette Gardner
Scranton
Sadie Gendall
Wil Newton
Wilkes-Barre
A. C. Hendrick
WI Widowsfield
Olyphant
Byron and
Myron Morrow
Bell Place
Pittston
F. M. Stearns
Green Ridge
N. W. Thorpe
R. W. Pentecost
Maple Street
A. F. Pentecost
New York City
J. Ro. Williams
A. Harvey
J. F. Williams
Mary Pentecost
Blakely
Luke Chapman
Hickories
White
Winton
Scrub
Funeral services held for Mrs. Samuel McVicker in Dunmore
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel McVicker was held from her Dunmore Street home yesterday at 2 30 pm. Rev James Trey of the Primitive Methodist church officiated and many friends attended. Interment followed in Union cemetery with pallbearers named.
Dunmore Baseball Game Postponed In Jessup Town
Local notes show Dunmore baseball team could not fulfill yesterday's engagement in Jessup. Visiting residents include P. H. Eagen from Wilkes-Barre and Miss Mary Sullivan from Scranton. Wayne County tour included a Father Smoulter social. area residents consider a mass meeting by the United Mine Workers of America.
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Dunmore
P. H. Eagen
Wilkes-Barre
Hill Street
Mary Sullivan
Scranton
Thomas Ruine
Wayne County
Father Smoulter
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Beatrice Byrne
This Place
John Byrne
Depot Street
Frank J Cheney commits to pay for incurable catarrh
Frank J Cheney sworn as partner of Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio he offers to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Ball s Catarrh Cure He claims the firm will cover all such payments and notes his oath before a notary about December day in 18 Page text mentions Ball s Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy.
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Olio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Aoilor
Bj, Cheney & Co
Ciity
Vrank J. Cheney
Dr David Kennedy Remedy Promoted as Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases claiming cures by doctors and patients alike. It cites James Lettuce of Canapharie New York and Dr W H Morse of Westfield New Jersey endorsing its efficacy and promotes a sample bottle and various sizes sold by the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY.
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David Kennedy
James Lettuce
Canapharie
N. Y
Alban
W. H. Morse
Westfield
N. J
Rondout
N.Y
Services held for T DeWitt Edwards in Taylor obituary
The late T DeWitt Edwards died in Atlantic City and is mourned by a large Taylor crowd. The funeral at Forest Home cemetery followed services at the Methodist Episcopal church with Anthracite Glee Club and a Knights of Malta delegation present. Pallbearers included Sidney Owens and Richard Watkins. Interment at Forest Home.
Not a Gentleman
A Detroit Journal excerpt recounts a tense business dispute with a Mexican dealsman. The speculator pursued a hired killer but failed, recalling how threats prompted two weeks of nightly seclusion and a tense exchange over assassination bids and personal honor.
New Black Goods at Uncommon Values in Various Widths
A merchandise note highlights new Black Goods including canvas etamines from 40 to 50 inches wide priced at 1.00 to 1.50 and Venetian fabrics in 52 to 54 inch widths priced up to 2.00. Broadcloths 50 to 54 inches priced 1.00 to 3.00.
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Panama
A Mexican Entanglement in Tlaxco
An English governess in Tlaxco, Tlaxcala recounts a romance with a Mexican cowboy who courts her via a cross street and a hidden Sunday mass gesture. He returns in disguise as an American suitor named Charles Moran and proposes a plan to marry, leading to a tense, intimate moment at the doorway of her hacienda.
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Mexico
Rio Grande River
Tlaxco
State
Tlaxcala
Mexico City
Sierra Madre
Apam
Madre
Puebla
Baek
Clara
Mira
Muy Bone
Daminus Voblecus
Split in the Church of the Extended Innovation
An old text fragment recounts a rift in a church named the Extended Innovation after members allegedly gave their pastor an automobile as a fundraiser. The incident centers on the method of vehicle propulsion chosen, highlighting a dispute over steam, electric, or gasoline power and the resulting controversy.
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The
Automobile Magazine
His Proficiency as a Linguist
A Quizzical exchange notes reading and understanding German English and other terms. The dialogue toys with language skill and translation limits.
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Brown
Jonca
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