Death of George H. Brazier Montrose editor artist dies aged 37
George Homer Brazier died at his Wilson Street home after a long illness from paralysis at about 2 90 pm He was 37 and son of the late Homer W Fraizer long associated with Montrose press He served on the Sentinel staff and as editorial writer for the Republican He was a noted artist and caricaturist and a Montrose High School and Claverack College alumnus Funeral services were held at his home with Rev J W Cooper and Dr Easson officiating A large family and many friends mourn his loss The Presbyterian church and community note his contributions to local journalism and art, with a large turnout for the burial procession.
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Mrs Molle Allen Credits Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs Molle Allen of Booth Fork says she has prevented attacks of sheleva morbus by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at the onset. Indigestion often triggers such attacks, and these tablets cleanse the stomach to ward them off. Gold attacks may be prevented by the same remedy, for sale by all druggists.
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Booth Fork
Sheleva Morbus
Chamberlain
Honesdale News Briefs From Aug 18 Sports Touches and Obituary
Local social visits include Mr and Mrs J Edward Barbour of Paterson NJ visiting in Honesdale and Miss Louise M Durland staying at West Shore Beechlake. The Honesdale ball team traveled to Port Jervis with editors and will host a return game next Saturday. Erie Sunday excursion carried 140 passengers to Binghamton. Honesdale beat Archbald 6 4 in ten innings. pitcher Hessling struck out sixteen. The Maple City band to host a shirt waist dance August 26. Mumford reunion at Starrucca August 20. cornet band to accompany Lake Ariel excursion August 22 and play at Russell Park. George S Keene dies at 74 on West Street. funeral Wednesday at 2 30 from West Street residence with Rev William H Swift officiating.
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Louise M. Durland
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Clarence BE
Decker
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New York
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Erie
Binghamton
Hessling
Purdy
H. Scott Salmon
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Maple City
FE. C. Mumford
George B. Osborne
Baker
Frederick Spencer
Mumford
Starrucca
Honesdale Cornet
Twentieth Century Club
Lake Ariel
Russell Park
George 5S
Keene
West Street
Mott
Hyde Park
William H. Swift
Pittston Notes Coroner's Jury Ends Death By Skull Fracture
The coroner's jury in Pittston ruled Frank Phillips died from a base of skull fracture with heart trouble as a predisposing cause after falling on a West Pittston sidewalk. The report follows his Wednesday night accident, and the verdict was issued Friday afternoon in Squire Ehret's office.
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West Pittston
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Phillips
Hughestown
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Ebegenah Miller
Railroad Street
Binghamton
Samuel Dunham
Miller Homestead
John McGuffle
Young Men's Christian Association
Sutherland & McMillan
C. F. Ettwein
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Frank Berlew
Pittston Hospital
Charles McTigue
Pittston Township
Browntown
McTigue
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First Congregational Church
Welsh Congregational
Waterville
Utica
George
Sarah Stevens
Richard Steveng
Beredict Street
West Pitteton
New Milford social notes and upcoming fair
Miss Emma Adams of Salem Mass visits her mother in New Milford as the St Mark’s church fair and tea are planned for Aug 19. The County Medical Society will hold its next meeting in New Milford on October 7. Local visits include guests from Scranton Montrose and Brooklyn with several families hosting relatives and friends this week.
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Salem
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Jennie Downing
Scranton
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Beaver Meadow Farm
H. B. Carpenter
Frank
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L. W. Moore
Nina
Watford
Miss Moore
J. D. Mallory
Windsor
Tallmanville
Charles Benjamin
Hazel Ely
Brooklyn
Elmer Tingley
E. D. Burton
Oxford
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The
County Medical Society
George Bishop
St. Mark's Church
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Renova
Tucker
Lakeside
Henry Sherman
H. O. Bullard
Hallstead
Two Men Flees After Police Stop In Lugurne Avenue
Police pursued two men after they fled Lugurne Avenue with bags on their backs dropping bundles of cabbage. Officers fired several shots but did not capture them. The bags revealed the cabbage had been stolen. A new one story operation room is planned at Pittston hospital receiving area.
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Republican primary in Dundaff backs Fike and Decker
In Dundaff on August 18 Republicans voted overwhelmingly for delegates to the county convention. A. A. Richardson, Dr. G. A. Fike and W. L. Decker were candidates with Fike and Decker advancing to back F. A. Davis for register and recorder. Other notes include local postmaster W. L. Docker injured, and community updates on church activities hospitality and illness.
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Ruckman
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Undertaker Purple
Carbondale
Miss Hoystadts
Granger Picnic Highlights Springville News
Springville Aug. 18 The Granger picnic at Lake Carey last Thursday brought joy to many attendees with band music and cheerful reports. Maple lodge reports growing membership four new initiates, Mrs. W. R. Messerole hosting a visitor from New York City. Potatoes blighted with rotted tubers, grass fields largely worthless, and corn expected to be a light crop. William Kelly of Bridgewater visited his son J. H. Kelly in town. School will start Sept 1. Republican caucus held Saturday.
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Maple Lodge
W. R. Messerole
New York City
William Kelly
Bridgewater
J. H. Kelly
Contested Local Caucus Reverses Vote for Greenwood
Tra A and Btrickland faced F E Greenwood in a hotly contested race won by a twenty vote majority reversing a prior caucus result that favored Greenwood nine to one. The report notes local farming, oats seed sales via S O Culver, a New York stay for A Hendershot, and surrounding health updates with smallpox concerns fading and a frost observed in several spots.
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Greenwood
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Hendershot
New York
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Harris Phelps
Lewis resigns as Hopbottom Universalist church janitor
L L Lewis resigns his janitor post at the Universalist church in Hopbottom and Nicholson effective November 18 1902. He will move to Linesville Pennsylvania after leaving here. Other notes include Miss Mella Brown returning to Newark Valley and Mrs C M Tiffany with Miss Lillian Byron back from a Mehoopung fishing trip. A M E E aid society tea meeting replaces the supper and a clay pigeon shooting club forms on W E Browns hill. Dora Cruise of New York visits Mrs W E Brown. Helen Smith spends time in Scranton.
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Fleetville
M. EE. Aid Society
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New York
Helen Smith
Scranton
Local Notes From Factoryville Social Roundup
W J Watkins returns home after six months in Washington DC. Mrs Flotilla Capwell of Garrison Town visits relatives. sister Mrs Henry Reynolds shows slight improvement after illness. W L Follet toured Harford briefly. Mr and Mrs Walter B Cobb of Scranton visit Mr and Mrs W S Gardner. Hattie Gunster of Scranton visits friend Mrs W C Wrigley. Sarah Pike of Deaconess Home New York returns after vacation with parents. Harry and Robert Spencer, guests of grandparents Mr and Mrs Pike, go home to Bloomsburg.
Annual Stockholders Meeting Scranton Axle Works
Notice for Scranton Axle Works stockholders meeting at the factory in Scranton Pennsylvania on Tuesday September 2 at o’clock p m for election of officers for the ensuing year and other business. Richard R. Weisenflusg secretary.
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Funeral of Mrs John Taylor Draws Wide Attendance
Mrs John Taylor dies from accidental poisoning. Her funeral was held Sunday in the Primitive Methodist church led by Rev James Moore with many floral tributes. Pallbearers included Charles Smith J R Williams James Deeble Mark Baker Thomas Clark and Thomas Llewellyn. Out of town visitors came from Wandling Hyde Park Wyoming and more. Star Social Club hosts a social at Sarsfield Opera House this evening and a locals meeting is planned at Stark's schoolhouse at 2 this afternoon with several speakers.
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Primitive Methodist Church
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Charles Smith
J. R. Williams
James Deeble
Mark Baker
Thomas Clark
Thomas Llewellyn
Thomas Llewellyn. Among Those From Out of Town Were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beer
Wandling
Johns
Laura Edwards
Hyde Park
Owens
Wyoming
Jenkins
M. J. Bosley
Horseshoers
Fernbrook
P. T., McGowan
Atlantic City
Star Social Club
Base Ball Rundown of Early American League Games
Summary of AL games across multiple cities with scores, batting highlights, and pitcher pairings. Includes Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago New York and other clubs with listed batters and umpires, noting game conditions and final tallies.
Local residents visit and return from trips in Scranton area
Archbal d Miss Edna Klees of Scranton spent Sunday with relatives in town. Miss Ella Nailer returns from a two weeks vacation at Atlantic City. William Howley of Scranton visits relatives. The funeral of the late John Gould will take place from Leuvel street residence Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carrie Battenberg returns from Honesdale after a week vacation. Miss Nellie Moffitt returns home in Scranton after visiting Miss Julia Dougher. Mr and Mrs Fellows of Carbondale spent Sunday with friends in town.
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Scranton
Ella Nailer
Atlantic City
William Howley
John Gould
Leuvel Street
Carrie Battenberg
Honesdale
Nellie Moffitt
Julia Dougher
Mrs. Fellows
Carbondale
Picture Puzzle for The Tribune Readers
Children are invited to submit the week’s picture puzzle answers. Draw pencil masts around hidden objects in daily pictures, save them, and deliver or mail to The Tribune office in an envelope labeled Puggle Department. Include name age and address. six correct entries with earliest receipt will be published Monday morning.
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Rail and local transit schedules amid era text
A fragmented notice lists real estate offices and a cleaning service, plus Erie and New York rail timetables with multiple station stops and departure and arrival times. It notes connections to New York City and other points, with train numbers, days, and routes, including Beranton Hawley Newburgh.
Local baseball schedule ties to regional clubs and exhibitions
Taylor Rede challenges Alerts on Taylor grounds. The Alumnis travel to Carbondale to face the Crescents. A Honesdale committee arranges Scranton vs Honesdale at Lake Ariel Friday and Scranton vs the Sunsets at Athletic Park Saturday, with Honesdale meeting Scranton Aug 10. Beatty Williams captains the All Collegiate team preparing to meet Scranton Amateurs. probable lineup includes Williams, Croasin, Harding, Blicher, Owens, Brooks, Blundin, Goeckel, Woodcock, Murphy, Gelbert.
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Tom Brooks
Woodcock
Murphy
Gelbert
Outfelders
Central Railroad of New Jersey Train Schedule 1903
In effect June 2 1903 trains leave Scranton for New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ash Ley Keerenna Pittston at 730 am 100 pm and 400 pm Sunday 210 pm a through solid vestibule train to Philadelphia with one car change for Baltimore and Washington City and other points south and west. Rates and tickets at station agent. W G Bessler Genl Manager C M Burt Gen Pass Agt.
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Trains Schedule From Scranton in 1902
Schedule effective June 1 1902 shows trains from Scranton at 6 38 am weekdays via Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman cars and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. 142 pm weekdays and 1598 pm Sundays go to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. 428 pm weekdays through Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with stops at principal stations. 436 pm weekdays to Hazelton Sun Day Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburg West.
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Train Schedules for Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre from Scranton
Readable portions show June 1 effective trains from Scranton to Carbondale for morning and afternoon, with listed departure times to Wilkes-Barre and Albany and North points. Sunday trains include Carbondale 8.00 and 3.06 p.m. and Wilkes-Barre services via Albany North.
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