Carbondale Wins Behind Fine Pitching By Yerkes
Carbondale's state league champions defeated the Lan casterians as Yerkes pitched effectively yesterday. Notable hitters included McQuade Patchen and Washington Irving Patchen with three hits and a home run. The hagles are the next challengers, with Maceey's condition improving and Jordon Keener Quarles expected to pitch for Hagletons.
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Carbondale
Yerkes
Lancasterians
Horath Best
Danny Shields
Martin
Tullius Cicero McQuade
Washington Irving Patchen
Mac
Patchen
Hagletons
Maseey
Kid Jordan
Josh Keener
Colonel Quarles
Hagleton
Luby
That Merry Skit Inaugurates Comus Reign At Grand
A Baggage Check opens the season at the Grand and has drawn strong crowds in Long Branch and Asbury Park. Cast includes James T. Kelley Lizzie Melrose Louis Martinetti and W J Sully with other noted performers.
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the Grand
Long Branch
Asbury Park
James T. Kelley
Lizzie Melrose
Louis Martinetti
W. J. Sully
Young Man Killed Jumping D H R R Train Near Mayfield
John Carey of Jermyn was killed near Mayfield on a Delaware and Hudson passenger train. He was 19, boarded at Mayfield with Robert Kelly, and was returning from his aunt Mrs Bridget Murphy of Jermyn when he fell while attempting to alight near Mayfield station. He lay beside the road about fifteen to twenty minutes.
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Maniey
E. Lynott
St. Aloysius Society
Sacred Heart Church
Mayfield
Carey
John Carey
Jermyn
Delaware and Hudson
Locanton
Gome
Carbondale
Young Carey
Robert Kelly
Bridget Murphy
Joomyn
Mayfield Station
Dancing at Hotel Anthra Evening
A select camping party will indulge in the favorite pastime at Hotel Anthra this evening. Dancing begins at 9 o clock. A trolley party of about fifty young people left the city for a few hours along the Traction company line last night. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in society and community events.
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Traction Company
Peter Krantz
Gon
Frank
Germany
Krantz
Germania Singing Society
Lida Stone
A. J. Stone
Nathan Stone
David Davis
Scranton
Jewish Society of Peace
Julia Gainsburg
New York City
Jacob Stone
William Crago
John Widmer
River Street
W. H. Platt and Son
Dallas
Binghamton
W. P. E.morse
Church Street
Philadelphia
Simon Stone
Sand Street
Odd Fellows
Thomas Bitel
Charles Swobey
Susquehanna
Farview
Robinson
Crystal
John Neuser
Maple City
Mises Cora Bell
W. D. Scurry
Hawley
E. W.pascoe
A. W. Reynolds
Ocean Grove
James
J. D. Nealon
Bishop O'Hara
T. V. Powderly
Joseph Powderly
Terrace Street
Lizzie Buckley
South Maline
C. O. Mellon
Metropolis
F. FE. Jenkins
Belle Bowers
Belle Vannan
Newton Lake
T. J. Pender
M. F. Gilmartin
Honesdale
J. C. Riley
Liew Herbert
Basso
W. D. Evans
Seventh Avenue
Cora Estabrook
Garfield Avenue
Jackson
Harry Skeels
BP. H. Raynor
Uniondale
Bertha
Grace Hathaway
Mra. C
Charlotte
Weneane
Ree Canaan Street
Fnr
Sidney
N.Y
Tillian Robinson
Robingone
Clark's Green
Fatal fall crushes Buckley in Cherry Ridge farm crash
Simon Buckley, 40, a farmer of Cherry Ridge township, fell from a lumber wagon as wheels passed over his head causing instant death. He is survived by his mother and a brother with whom he lived. Fire officials praise the prompt work of local firemen who contained a mill fire at Fowler Johns mill and note spontaneous combustion as the likely cause of the blaze.
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Simon Buckley
Cherry Ridge Township
Mr. Buckley
Fowler & Johns
Honesdale social notices and river canal incident report
William Miller rode from New Milford Connecticut to visit his father in Honesdale. Lieutenant Edgar Jadwin and wife stay with Hon. C. C. Jadwin on Second street. Miss Sadie E Ray returned from Scranton visit. Patrick McCue and James Tucker caused trouble in the lower town. Officer Smith arrested them next morning, each fined 5 dollars 40 cents. Mines Swift and Master William Swift hosted a party for Alden and Ethel Williams of Montrose. about forty guests attended. Rena Kellow visiting Scranton.
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William Miller
Honesdale
New Milford
Connecticut
Jacob Miler
Edgar Jadwin
Willett’s Point
C. C. Jadwin
Second Street
Sadie E. ‘Ray
Leighton Golden Wedding and Local Notices Highlight Tunkhannock
Long obituary of Reverend Theodore Leighton recounted from his Franklin County birth to his Tunkhannock years, with details of his education and pastorates. Local events include a 10 cent Woman’s Christian Temperance social, camp meeting opens at Dimock, and a ball game between First Ward and Mill City.
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Dutely
Theodore Leighton
Chicago
la Grange
George Hine
Baptist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
C. J. Reed
Ella Bardwell Sane
Dimock
Tunkhannock
Fred B. ‘Hiller
Carbondale
Willie Fox
N.B. Jayne
Nathan Leighton
Leighton
New Jersey
New York State
Mr. Leighton
Franklin Township
Susquehanna Country
Hfe
Franklin Academy
Harford Township
Soldiers’ Orphan School
University of New York
New York City
Auburn Theological Seminary
Auburn
Ruth Gardner
Exeter Township
Luzerne County
Hugh
Kenneth
Helen Constance
J. Fassett
Glen Falla
N. Y
W. E. Stark
Scranton
Russell Hill
Hastings
Montrose
N. A. McKown
W. N. Reynolds
F.H. Pratt
Day
The
Democrat
New We
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Archdeacon Coxe
Borough council meets revises bond and starts water project
Olyphant borough council adjourned session releases ex Secretary Dolphin bond. A committee will report on health board matters and a $15000 indebtedness ordinance was tabled. Water course plan approved. Funeral of Joseph Powell held at Blakely Baptist church. A debate on women’s rights drew large attendance with Loyal Knights and Catholic societies split.
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Dolphin
Board of Health
Joseph Powell
Blakely
J. ‘Rk. Ellis
Blakely Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Loyal Knightses
Friends of
Local Notices and Social Happenings Snapshot
Legal matter reviewed by judges with an affirmative ruling. Mrs Ann Brown remains seriously ill at her daughter’s home. Marie OMalley and Miss Mame Larkin visited Providence yesterday. Mrs WJ Sweeney and children returned from Carbondale. Mrs RJ Jones of Wyoming visited. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Jessie Masons. Anna Brown stays a week at Clark's Summit. Frank Orchard and wife from Carbondale visited town.
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F.mcnulty
P. J. McCormas
J. J. O'Malley
J. Evans
W. J. Matthews
T. Loftus
F. J. Thomas
Ann Brown
William Mahon
Lackawanna Street
Misa Marie O'Malley
Mame Larkin
Washington, N. J
Providence
W. J. Sweeney
Carbondale
R. J. Jones
Wyoming
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jennie Mason
Scotch Street
Misa Anna Brown
Clark's Summit
Frank Orchard
Notable visitors and local residents travel through town
President George B. Smith and party passed through on a private car attached to train 6O. Several locals were seen in town including lawyer F. M. Monaghan of Honesdale, Mrs. Patrick Tighe of Dunmore visiting her mother, and Miss Ellen Naughton returning from Dunmore. Mrs. Clara Labes of Tafton and Mrs. Jacob Collum were among those seen in town, with others visiting Salem camp and nearby cities.
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George B. Smith
F.M. Monaghan
Honesdale
Patrick Tighe
Dunmore
P. Nallin
Ellen Naughton
William E. Johnson
Thorpe
Rush Lake
New Milford News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Maurice Hayden of Binghamton visits town while the graded show starts Monday. No changes planned in teachers. Proponents push for park seating. A large elm toppled the D I & W track, smashing telegraph wires and injuring a passing freight engine. New Milford baseball to face Harford Friday. Mrs A D Russell of New York visiting relatives. A baseball dance at the Opera house Friday drew a modest crowd. Edward Boyd opens a new Halletead mercantile. Camping parties gather at Page's Pond. Harford baseball defeated by local team 22 to 1. The home club showed stronger fielding and hit cutting into visitors’ chances.
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Maurice Hayden
Binghamton
New York
Opera House
Edward Boyld
Halletead
Page's Pond
Harford
Burdick
Moss
Tree crashes onto Engine No 76 injuring crew near New Milford
Last night a large tree fell on engine No. 76 at New Milford causing severe damage to the locomotive and injuring Fred Bell who jumped free with a cut head and a hip injury. He cannot work for days. Engineer Timothy Connors and Fireman John Humphrey narrowly escaped harm. Milton Simmons and Charles Tanner returned from Franklin. Contractor F H Johnston has a contract to build two houses near the silk mill. Mrs William Flemming and Charles Langley were in Montrose on Monday.
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New Milford
Fred
Bell
Timothy Connors
John Humphrey
Milton Simmons
Charles Tanner
Franklin
F.H. Johnston
William Flemming Ie
Charles Langley
Montrose
New Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Rapid Relief
Relief in six hours from this remedy relieves kidney bladder and urinary passage pain in both men and women. It stops water retention and eases urination nearly instantly. Sold by C. M. Harris Druggist at 125 Penn Avenue Scranton PA.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
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