Weat Pittston Briefs Include Moves and Local News
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pittston on Aug 20 reports Mrs. Henry J. Evans returning from Weat Pittston due to health. J J Howell relapsed. Thomas Williams to Hallstead for work. Edgar Probyn joining Scranton School of Correspondence in New York. Judge Wheaton dissolves injunction against the cannon ball trolley line. Hopkins and Pendergast wed at St. John’s Church. John Dillon of Port Griffith dies. lighting hits Barn and House. various social visits and inspections noted.
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Pittston
Henry J. Evans
Weat
Braddock
J. J. Howell
Warren Street
Thomas Willams
Hallstead
Edgar Probyn
New York City
Scranton School of Correspondence
Josephine Moettue
W. L. Pace
Fred Boos
Henley Street
Hushestown
James Roche
Washington Terrace
Honesdale News Briefs Include School Change and Local Ventures
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale reports Prof. Thomas B. March chosen as principal at Susquehanna schools. Guning and Myers expand an axe factory by relocating equipment from Scranton. Community notices include church services, local real estate deals, water main excavation from Cajaw Lake, and summer outings in Valley Junction and Lake Ariel.
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Honesdale
Thomas
March
Susachianna
Guning and Myers
Axe
Scranton
C. L. Percy
Mr. Bell
Port Jervis
Durland Thompson Shoe
Consumers’ Water Company
Cajaw Lake
Augustus Thompson
Jenkins
Hamilin
Upper Main Street
Hamlin
Syracuse
Monro Jacobs
New York
William H
Attorney
Mys. A
Local News Highlights From Hallstead and Nearby
In Hallstead J E Davis of Bidney New York visited Saturday. Mrs G W Ward of Buffalo New York visits friends. Rev Mr Moon of Peckville preached at the Presbyterian church. Miss Winifred Tingley returns to Cohoes after a three week stay. Rev L W Church spent the weekend at Upsonville. Mrs J Cordis visits in Hinghamton. Baptist Sunday School picnic planned Thursday at Du Bois Grove. Mrs Hutfield and Maud Trowbridge also noted.
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Hallstead
J. E. Davis
Bidney
N. Y
G. W. Ward
Buffalo
Moon
Peckville
Presbyterian Church
Winifred Tingley
Cohoes
L. W. Church
Upsonville
J. Cordis
Hinghamton
Baptist
du Bois Grove
Hutfield
Maud Trowbridge
Cholera Morbus Attacks Prevented by Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky says she avoided cholera morbus attacks by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at the onset. She notes these attacks stem from indigestion and the tablets cleanse the stomach to ward off the illness. For sale by all druggists.
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Mollie Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
Cole
Harford Social News Notes Aug 20 County happenings and visits
Harford records a busy social day with guests from Philadelphia Kansas and Scranton as residents host and visit. The Union gathering on Aug 15 drew over two hundred for dinner. Local families attend reunions and church events while students prepare for school opening Aug 25.
Taylor Community News Briefs and Local Events
A quiet wedding united Miss Anna Jones and Mr. Louis Koehler at the Calvary Baptist church with Rev. H. H. Harris officiating. The couple plans a New York wedding tour before residing with the bride's mother. Also, a Primitive Methodist Sunday school outing to Nay Aug park and a Pine Brook Crescents vs Freds baseball game at 3 0 p m. Other items note the nearly finished J Milford Marians building on South Main, a death in Union street, and various local visits and meetings in Archbald and Old Forge.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Anna Jones
Louis Koehler
H. H. Harris
Ella Jones
Thomas L. Jones
New York
Primitive Methodist Church
the Archbald
Nay Aug Park
Freds
Pine Brook
Weisenfluh
Stone
J. Milford Marians
South Main Street
William
William Edmunds
Union Street
Forest Home Cemetery
Pred Courtright
William Goodwin
Factoryville
Archbald
United Mine Workers of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Louis Reed
Berwick
Lackawanna Valley Council
Jounlord
John Wf. Davie
James Powell, Jr
North Main Street
William Watkins
Old Forge
Local Society Notes and Wedding at St Marys
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets this afternoon at Mrs A P Hollister home. The Home Missionary Society of the Primitive Methodist church gathers at Mrs David James on the West Side. Mr and Mrs Fleeneger Frye return from Scotland after a three month visit. William Rosser of Taylor visits Gavin Burt of South Main. Miss Julia McCarthy and James O Malley wed at St Marys Church with Rev J W Moylan officiating. The bridal party entered to the Lohengrin wedding march played by Elizabeth Murphy.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. P. Hollister
Home Missionary Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
David James
West Side
Fleeneger Frye
Scotland
William Rosser
Taylor
Gavin Burt
South Main Hippet
Julia
Thomas McCarthy
West Bide
James O'Malley
Olyphant
St. Mary's Church
J. W. Moylan
Local Weddings Highlight Olyphant and Williamsport Joins
The article notes multiple weddings including Delia Loughrey and Peter Kritner at St Marys church with ceremonies led by Rev M F Crane. Attendants wore white chiffon and satin trimmings. receptions followed at the brides parents home as the couples plan residence on Grove Street.
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Paris
Celia Morrissey
Walker
Olyphant
Joseph O'Malley
Delia Loughrey
Grove Street
Peter Kritner
McAlpine Street
St. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Misa Margaret
Pittsburg
Anna Hastie
Sunbury
Helen Murtagh
Providence
Kate Gilhooley
T. P. McGreil
Williamsport
Mary Murphy
John Flannery
Local Social News and Fireside Notices from Leroyville Area
Mr Stephen Edsall and Minnie visit Mr Lewis Edsall in Leroyville. Uttley of Elmira stays with sister Mrs G C Jacobs. Wealthy and May Broadhead vacation at Ocean Grove. Schoonover of Milton visits cousin Mrs Ben Reed. Mrs Alfred Avery and daughter visiting Kings Ferry parents. Brick church quarterly meeting Sunday morn. William Carey house destroyed by fire last week. Junior League social enjoyed Friday. Lydia Reed of Scranton visiting parents. Young ladies depart for Lake Carey for two weeks. Erwin Brodhead and children of Jermyn visit Mr Samuel Brodhead. Walter Naylor loses valuable horse Tuesday morning. second in past year.
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Stephen Edsall
Minnie
Leroyville
Lewis Edsall
Uttley
Elmira
G. C. Jacobs
Wealthy
May Broadhead
Ocean Grove
Schoonover
Milton
N. J
Ben Reed
Alfred Avery
Kings Ferry
E. Drake
William Carey
Miles Lydia Reed
Scranton
Lake Carey
Erwin Brodhead Aind
Jermyn
Samuel Brodhead
Walter Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Local notes from Dalton and Cambridge visits
Dalton Mrs Harry Dean visits Cambridge. Baptist church supper Friday at 6 30 to 15 cents with ice cream. Factoryville clerk Taylor at post office. Shoemaker on wheel tour from Seabright to Atlantic City. Dershimer and mother return from Ocean Grove. Mrs fia Johnson hosts Brooklyn visitors. Purdy family back from western trip. Methodist Sunday school to picnic at Lake Sheridan Friday. Rev Charles Newing visits old friends. Minnie Ball visits Albert Ball. Henry Decker family visit Cooperstown. Merton Purdy at Lake Ariel. Fred Race visits from Stranton. Ethel Carr visits Montrose. Du Bois family host Edwin from New York. Everett Tolles wheeling tour to Connecticut. T J Foster at Ocean Grove with Mrs Foster. John Potter Grace Potter and Edith Bates visiting Mahoney Relph.
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Cambridge
The
Baptist Church
Taylor
Factoryville
Samuel G. Shoemaker
New Jersey
Jersey
Seabright
Atlantic City
Nelson Dershimer
Ocean Grove
Fia Johnson
Brooklyn
N.T. Purdy
Methodist Sunday School
Lake Sheridan
Charles Newing
Dunmore
Methodist Church
Minnie Ball
Binghamton
Albert Ball
Henry Decker
Cooperstown
Merton Purdy
Lake Ariel
Fred Race
Stranton
Ethel Carr
Montrose
Henry du Bois
Edwin
New York
Everett Tolles
Connecticut
T. J. Foster
Foster
John Potter
Grace
Phoenix
R. 1
Edith Bates
Hope
Mahoney
Relph
Morgan and Poker Verses Reframe a Famous Banker
The Baltimore American prints verses mocking J Pierpont Morgan on poker. The poem spots irony in his wealth and railroads while praising poker as strategic and thrilling though labeled wicked. It contrasts Morgan’s fleet of ships and stocks with card play and the hush before a raise.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Baltimore American
Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Merpont Momran
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Bladder Health Says Scranton User
A Scranton resident recounts severe bladder and kidney troubles lasting five years. After trying various remedies he used Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo and reports full recovery. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Scranton
Pepe
A. W. Lotsa
Lafayette Street
Dean
Matthew's Bros
Foster-Milburn c Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board shows schedules for Thursday August (date lines), with crews and runs listed. Names include Bummitts West Pushers Bartholomew Houser Casha Murphys W H Bartholomew Case Liwaping Lattimer Staunton Kearney Gerrity Wilmot Smith Carmody and others.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Bummitts
Kearney
Thompson
Larkin
J. Gerrity
WY. E. Wilmot
Th. Smith and Crow
L. G. Wilmot el Ihion
Carmody and Crew
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out the pictures on this page each day and mark the hidden object with a pencil. Wave them until Saturday and send or bring to The Tribune office in an envelope addressed to Puzzle Department. Include your name age and address. Correct entries with all six pictures will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Puasle Department
Base Ball Scores From St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and More
Baseball results from multiple cities show varied scores and key battery pairings. Pitched battles include Pittinger with Mortin and Yerkes with Ryan in St Louis, Newton with Farrell in Cincinnati, and Moore with Woods in Boston. Umpires included Irwin, Brown, and Sheridan across venues.
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Yerkes
Ryan
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Brooklyn
Cincinnatic
Newton
Farrell
Phillips
Bergen
Lrwin
Brown
Ruatterles
Mughes
Warrell
Poole
Irwin
Unclear sports scores from multiple cities
A series of abbreviated game results list scores for Montreal versus Providence, Buffalo versus Newark, and Worcester versus Toronto across several matchups, with several entries labeled second games and rat game phrases. The fragmentary data lacks dates venues or full team names.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Worcester
Toronto
Central Railroad of New Setiay schedule details
June 2 schedules show trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ash ley Pittston and more with daily departures at 7 30 am 1 00 pm and 4 00 pm Sunday 2 10 pm and special routes including Quaker City Express to Philadelphia with one car change to Baltimore and Washington. Rates and tickets available at stations. G Bessler Gen Manager M Burt Gen Pass Agt.
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City Ticket
Public Square
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Pottsville
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G. Bessler
M. Burt
Erie and Ontario Rail Schedules and Details
Scranton trains depart for New York and intermediate points at 7 20 a m and 3 20 p m Sundays. Honesdale and nearby stations listed with arrival times. Timetables cover connections via Wyoming, Canonia, Carbondale, Walton and Norwich with Danville and Oneida routes. several trains run Sundays and weekdays with specific bound and arrival times.
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Sickie
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