Carbondale Beaton in a Game Remarkable for Its Excessive Stupidity
Saturday's Lancaster at Carbondale game was the season's worst at Anthracite park. Anderson pitched poorly amid seven walks and seven errors by Carbondale, while Lancaster's fielding and hitting were superior. The report notes round-trip excursion plans, local officials invited, and a biking duo's thousand-mile two-week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Beaton
Lancaster
Carbondale
Anderson
Bill Massey
Cyphcus
Patchen
Am’ Quade
Westlake
Sales
Wetzel
Ceersseee
H. O
ALE
Laeidy
Barremo
Seabold
Brouch
Cargo
Roth
Yeager
Ciceee
BO Lancaster
Westlike
Staltz
Scallin
Shields
Finnerty
Weasel
Reybold
OM Anderson
Ly Yeager
Mantove
First Season's Play Highlights from State League
President Hanlon releases official earnings and player stats for Carbondale and Pottsville teams. Hees and Mansey pace batting with high averages and hits, Tighe leads in batting while limited games affect rankings. McLaughlin and Flannigan top fielding among pitchers, Westlake shines at third, Staltz strong in outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Carbondale
Mark Hees
Mansey
Hees
Manasey
Tighe
Pottsville
Miligan
John Moran
Metmaid
Westlake Soph
Wetzel
Sales
McLaughlin
Tom Flannigan
Flannigan
Heee
Patchen
Massey
Eddie Bales
George Westlake
Staltz
Smith
George Cavorted
Matt McQuaid
Carbondale Protests Scranton Pitcher Luby Suspension
The Carbondale public protests Scranton management for suspending pitcher Jack Luby without pay after a dispute fueled by insults. Residents argue the action is unmanly and uncharitable and would not occur in any other town seeking his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Jack Luby
Luby
Miscreant Insults Ladies Sent to Jail in Court
Charles Vincent, a machinist, was fined ten dollars for insulting ladies on the street and spitting in an officer’s face. Unable to pay, he was sent to the county jail. Patrick Dunn and "Dude" Atkinson were also sentenced to jail for boisterous behavior and domestic assault, respectively, after failing to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vincent
Patrick Dunn
Dude" Atkinson
Odd Fellows Excursion to Binghamton Promises Large Trip
Olive Leaf lodge No 156 Independent Order of Odd Fellows promotes a big excursion to Binghamton with many tickets sold. The train departs Union depot at 8 a m tomorrow.
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Odd
Doc
Binghamton
Olive Leaflodge No. 156
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Union Depot
Young Man Shoots Self on Forty Second Street
Edward Devine, a youth, shot himself in the leg on Forty second Street Saturday morning. A doctor extracted a 2 calibre bullet. Devine stated he did not know the gun was loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Devine
Forty-second Street
Devine
Burials and social rounds noted in Carbondale diary
Saturday reports record a child buried in St. Roge cemetery from cholera infantum. Many visits, illnesses, and outings follow, including relatives visiting from Oneonta, Pittston, Dunmore and Kingston. Local events include church remodeling, a Lancaster ball win, a Burns lecture postponement, picnics at Crystal Lake, and several travels to New York City and Germany.
Local guests and visits noted across town this week
Mrs A FE S and daughter Mire Gertrude with Miss Lauretta Thompson and Master Earnest Carter returned home to Brooklyn after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Speers. T C Kennard spent Friday and Saturday in Scranton visiting Frederick C Hand. Mr and Mrs John W Brink of Dunmore called on friends here Saturday. P Davis of Dunmore also called on friends here. BE W Bishop station agent of Georgetown Pa was in town Saturday for a short time. Wm Dker of Dunmore was a caller on Saturday. M Jones Ashley is visiting Minneattie B Speers. Fellows excusary rate news ends with mention of the cheapest rates.
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Snyder
Charles Bdeall
H. G. Ellie
Olyphant
John Heeler
Wilkes-Barre
Hessler
Charles McMilan
Avora
John McCrindle
Malin Street
W. RB. Manners
Main Street
Scranton
Harvey Jacques
Electric City
George Hoseler
Green Aldge
Thomas Law
Archibald
Joan M. Robertson
Mall Street
Herbert Copp
Minooka Avenue
Carrie Brodhead
Mill City
Harry Cozner
Sylvester Conliv
John Robertson
Local Visitor Spends Week With Scranton Family
Saturday a guest named Nagetna, staying with Miss Begsle and Charles Teeter of Scranton, visited his father for a call after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagetna
Miss Begslen
Charles Teeter
Scranton
Preserved Pickering Mentioned In Local Notes
A long list of brief items references preserved reputations in Gibson Township and local towns. Notices include Mrs. Etna Osterhount’s severe paralysis, the return of Jemmie Thomson and Guthrie from Luzerne, and an itinerant photo artist at Bedford park. The report covers minor legal and civic matters, a grand jury discussion, Luce’s shoplifting incident, a funeral attendance, coin collections, and local audits and licenses.
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Pickering
Gibson
Uehanna County
Etna Osterhount
Jemmie Thomson
Guthrie
Luzerne
Bedford Park
Samuel Hunginger
Grand Jury
Henry Luce
Flrat Ward
N. Fox
Luce
Fox
Katz
Jackson
Eliza Preston
Wilkes-Barre
Theodore Streeter
Tioga Street
United States
Mack & Miller
Willam M. Postey
Montrose
Tll
Supreme Court
St. Orin St. Hadeall
Lynn
Nellie Ace
Avery
Ezekkel Mead
Lemon Township
The
Commonwealth
George Miller
Stephen Wilsy
Highland Park Social Notes and Local Visits
Highland Park community listings show residents visiting friends in Binghamton Syracuse Hyde Park and Scranton. Attendees at Pleasant Beach excursion include several locals. birthday party for Earl Sylrius. multiple visits to and from Olyphant Wilkes-Barre Scranton Mill City and Archibald with various residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Marion Smith
Binghamton
Alva Townsend
Edna
Howard
Syracuse
Esther Saunders
Hyde Park
Kydstrom
A. E. Terwilliger
Robert
Elmhurst
Pleasant Beach
Martin Carmuidy
Edna Reinhart
Carrie Kelly
Misa Andrewson
Andrewson
Harrisburg
Hattle Hunter
Scranton
Agnes Stone
C. EK. Sylrius
Hunter
Newburg
Earl Sylrius
Misses. Thomas
Ruthie Woodward
Helen Aton
Tommie Lynch
Robert Terwillger
Harry Smith
Walter Thomas
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
A notice touts a remedy called the Now Great South American Kidney Cure claiming rapid relief from bladder and kidney pain, backache, urinary passage pain, and fluid retention. It is advertised as suitable for men and women and lists C. M. Marris of Scranton as the dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Marri
Ave.gue
Scranton
Local Obituaries and Debates Highlight Olyphant News
The paper notes the death of a local fireman and his family as well as upcoming events. A funeral will be held tomorrow and a Johnson fund member will attend. An ensuing Tuesday debate at Father Machen Opera House features Loyal Knights of America versus Catholic Young Men’s Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society with named speakers and a short program. Social visits, trips, and parties fill other lines, including visits by Felinda Hurdea and Mrs. McLoughlin, and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Watkins.
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Jim
Faken Toliery
Johnson Fund
Nion
Father Machen Opera House
Loyal Knights of America
Catholic Young Men's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
W. Priest
S. J. Matthews
BE. J. Thomas
D. Jones
A. F. McNulty
P. J. McConnie
J. Evans
James O'Malley
Anne Loftus
Enoch Thomas
Congregational Glee Club
Adena Club
Felinda Hurdea
Scranton
Ceaterday
Mra
John McLoughlin
Providence
James Cummings
Lake Arie
Minnie Mason
New York City
Jennie Voyte
Honesdale
William Kennedy
Preen
John Smoulter
Wilkes-Barre
J.M. Smoulter
Passenger dispute ends with a joke and a theft scare
From Pearson's Weekly two men argued in a railway car over beliefs in souls and an afterlife. One man used the moment to threaten theft as passengers’ hands were raised. A line from Judge follows about a doctor's failure to reference yesterday's score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's Weekly
Lailles
Jim
Judge
Sarsapariila Becomes Public Blood Purifier, Tests Back Claim
The article asserts Sarsapariila as the sole effective blood purifier visible in public life, backed by testimonials from thousands of people. It highlights widespread belief in Biood’s purifier, presenting strong public endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biood
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Carbondale News
Bert Wickwire
Thomas K. Lee
Delaware Water Gap
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawarna Avenue
Ammel
John Bucknarick
St. Roge
Lizzie Tappan
Farview Street
J. E. Burr
Preston Park
Pierce Butler
Mary ‘Reynolds
Kingston
Mise
Nellie ‘Callahan
Avoca
Mary Clifford
Cottage Street
Mary Tighe
Stella Conner
Pittston
Tillie Nealon
Pike Street
Katie Galena
Dunmore
Mary Mee-Lean
Brooklyn Street
Charles Vogle
Lincoln Avenue
Tev
Abram Jones
Congregation Church
Cycle Club
Crystal Lake
Peter Krantz
John Doak
Boyd Case
Frank Schoonover
Erie Freight Office
Thomas Eitel
Jacob Eitel
Mousart Band
Jermyn Congregational Church Sunday School
Opera House
Benjamin Parry
Lucien Irwin
Livingston Manor
N. Y
John Abbott
Garfield Avenue
Salem
Edward Moon
Terrace Street
Mr. Day
John FB. Momgan
Carbondale Friends
Charles Tingley
Herrick Center
Seane Hollenback
A. B H. Kierstead
Afton
N.Y
George Benton
M. K. Purdy
Bpring Street
Mary Warner
Bethlehem
Henry W. Morgan
Metropolis
Re. H. D. Herring
Salem Avenue
Frank Carte
Blanche Dolph
Lizzie Heckman
Green Ridge
Thomas Jordan
Seventh Avenue
Charles Lee
G. A. Place
Hawley
Keeler House
John C. Keefe
E. Rt. James
Ashley
Methodiat
Tritons
Plymouth
Quay
Hastings
First Ward
C. M. Kishpaugh
J. W. Denison
J. B. Welch
Joseph Rhodes
Highland Park
Bovinine
Lackawanna Ava
Lackawanna Ave
Hood
FB Sl
Nagle
Liv
Stan
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Decker Brothers
Harrich & Back
Btultz & Bauer
Empire Dry Goods CO
Hagleum
Lenin
Gros Price
Bros Price
Rons Prior
Lie
Empire Dry Goods
Goodman's Cut Paice
Lackawanna Aven
Washburn-Crosby Co
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Watt
Ing
Church Street
Carbondale, Pa
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Wilkes-Garre
Engi
Balballa
Market Report
Y. Muilding
Wyoming Avenue
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