Caucuses Set for Republican County Convention
Aug 30 caucuses in Northeastern Pennsylvania elect delegates for the Sept 1 county convention at the courthouse. Offices to be nominated include representative, sheriff, prothonotary, register of wills, recorder of deeds, county commissioners, and jury commissioners. Local notices report various social visits, burglar incident, and community events across Lake Winola, Dimock, West Pittston, and nearby towns.
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Scranton Tribune
Tankhannock
Court House
Harvey Sickler
D. W. Stark
Lake Winohi
Frank Newbury
Beaumont
Asher Tinker
Third Street
Asa S. Sickler
Keeler
Grenville
Dimock
Tritons
Black Diamond
Plamnsville
Walter Johnson
Gray
Johnson
South Mountain
Forkston
Bradley Wakeman
Atlantic City
Aaron Brown
Binghamton
Local Notes From Gauce dale and Nearby Towns
Mrs James McCrindle and children have returned home to Gauce dale after a few days away. Miss Margaret Brown spends a few days in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs George Hessler and son of Scranton were town visitors Saturday. Nellie McCormack leaves today for New York to visit her uncle. Mr and Mrs William Stevenson and Mr and Mrs Edward Doran and daughters spent Sunday in Binghamton New York. Funeral of Jesse Kilmer, found dead in the woods Thursday, held yesterday at Brick Methodist Episcopal church with interment in Marcy cemetery. Mrs Charles Snyder is ill with pleurisy at her parents home on North Main Street. John Brown has returned after a month in the country.
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Taylor Reds
al Americans
Pittston
Scranton
Orioles
Lackawanna
Riverside
Women’s Christ In Temperance Union
W. H. Olmstead
Miain Street
Lackawanna Valley Council
Jr O
Richard Thomas
Luzerne
John A. Jones
Athintlc City
Philadelphia
E. Watkins
Sunbury
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Y Taylor Lodge
John R. Price
Susie Warris
Harvey's Lake
Frank Lally
P. F. Ludgate
Cape May
Atlantic City
Catherine Thomas
Jennie Harris
Main Street
Margaret Pickrell
Margaret Bashorn
James Maapleson
Lake Poyntelle
Mabel Allen
Avoca
Henrietts Harris
Railroad Street
L. M. Evans
West Scranton
Taylor
Thomas Peacock
W. H. Davenport
New York State
James McCrindle
Gaucedale
Margaret Brown
Carbondale
George Hessler
Nellie McCormack
New York
William Stevenson
Edward Doran
Binghamton
N. Y
Jesse Kilmer
Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
Marcy Cemetery
Charles Snyder
Plearley
North Main Street
John Brown
Jermyn and Mayfield Dance in Honor of Miss Irene
A small town dance event from Jermyn and Mayfield honors Miss Irene Dela with a community gathering. attendees include local residents and youth groups. The evening features music and light refreshments in a festive, informal setting.
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Irene Dela
Quick and Certain Remedy for Diarrhoea
During the busy season a fast cure is prized. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised as the quickest and most certain treatment for diarrhoea. One or two doses are said to cure ordinary attacks, with no time wasted and effectiveness even in severe cases. Sold by all druggists.
Peckville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Cornish and son Raymond of Carbondale visited Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Hoyt on Malin street. Miss Cora Peeler of Lopez visited her sister Mrs. Fred Myers of Grassy avenue. Mrs. Anthonys of Clifford visited friends in town. Charles Boman and daughter Jennie of North Scranton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John E. B. Williams on Main Street. Mr. Watson of Chicago visited his sister Mrs. I. F. Hoyt on Malin Street. N. F. Johnson of Malin Street, long ill, was reported a bit better yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams and daughter Norma of Green Ridge and Mrs. W. D. Lewis and daughter of North Scranton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John F. Williams on Main Street. Miss Edna Brundage of Mary Street left today for an outing at Lake Winola.
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Cora Peeler
Lopez
Fred Myers
Grassy Avenue
Anthonys
Clifford
Charles Boman
Jennie
North Scranton
John EB. Williams
Main Street
Mr. Watson
Chicago
I. F. Hoyt
Malin Street
N. HF. Johnson
Wis
John R. Willams
Norma
Green Ridge
W. D. Lewis
John FF. Williams
Edna Brundage
Mary Street
Lake Winola
Town Notes and Local Visitations Highlight Busy Weekend
Archbal d reports Miss Vera Sullivan of Dover N J visits Miss Kathryn Foote while Miss Mime Barrett from Scranton visits relatives in town. McDonnell of Middletown Conn vacationing here and Mrs FE Heckman of Scranton visits Mrs Henry Lawrence on South Main. Cora Miller of Carbondale spent Sunday with relatives. Our baseball team traveled to Scranton and lost to a local team. About 11 o clock Saturday morning a fire on Gear's hill destroyed a house occupied by the Adahdin family. Fire Department No 1 responded to the alarm.
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Vera Sullivan
Dover
N. J
Kathryn Foote
Mime Barrett
Scranton
Town
McDonnell
Middletown
Gear's Hill
Ose Company No. 1
Foreign Potentates Depart From London
King Lewanika leaves for Barotseland amid prized six SAK hats and entourage items. Kas Makonnen returns home. Maharajah of Jaipur sails for home after a staged departure and enlists aides to meet him at Dover. His suite's baggage includes Buddha image and sacred waters plus a haseinet bicycle horse and tricycle.
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King Lewanika
London
Maharajah of
Jaipur
Associated Press
Barotseland
Rhodesia
Kas Makonnen
Dover
Ganges
Pilot Boat Cut In Two Near Louisburg Harbor
Exclusive AP dispatch reports a steamer collided with a pilot boat near Louisburg harbor late Thursday night. Four men aboard the pilot boat were aboard when it sank, lightkeeper John Townsend was killed instantly, and the survivors were rescued after life buoys were tossed to them.
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Halifix
Louisburg Harbor
John &. Townsend
Louisburg
Bgda
Girl leaps from ocean liner in apparent suicide attempt
On the Rotterdam bound for Holland, Bessie Finklestein jumped from the deck as the ship sailed from Hoboken. Second Officer A Levi dived into the water to reach her while Quartermaster Van Huss helped rescue both. The crew halted the ship, towed them aboard, and revived the woman and the rescuers.
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Prom
New York
Allanilé
Holland
Bessie Finklestein
Rotterdam
Holland American Steamship Company
A. Levi
Quartermaster van Huss
Miss Finklesttein
Hoboken
Miss Finklestein
Levi
Ife
Quartermaster van Hass
van Hass
Jones
Christopher Street
Warships at Copenhagen Visit by American Minister
Copenhagen reports United States minister L. 8. Swenson visited the cruisers Albany and Chicago berthed in the harbor. He toured the ships and discussed naval matters with American officers aboard.
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Albany
Chicago
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Swenson
United States
New York Magazine endorses Dr. Kennedy remedy
James H. Montgomery MD lauds Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as superior after extensive tests. The piece urges readers to use the kidney liver and bladder tonic and notes availability from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY. Sample bottles offered free by mail with two cent price for Cherry Balsam also promoted.
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New York Magazine of Sanitation and Hygiene
James H. Montgomery
M. D
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Bankruptcy notices and public auctions in Scranton area
Multiple items include Otto D. Myers bankruptcy meeting notice in Scranton on September 2, 1902. Catherine Mitton estate administration claim demands. Scranton Cartridge Company stockholders annual meeting notice. Taylor Borough offers sale of 28 municipal improvement bonds dated August 1, 1902 with bids by George Marsh. bonds mature 1912 1914 1922.
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District Court of the United Bites
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Otto D. Myers
Scranton
C. A. van Wormer
Stoelholders
BF. Chamberlin
Taylor
A. D
George Marsh
Connell Building
Jovin M. Harris
Danish Training Squadron Visits Chicago Harbor Frontier
The Danish naval squadron arrived in port and received a 15 gun salute from each vessel. The minister of marine and the Danish commanders toured the American ships. Commodore Prince Waldemar led the Danish squadron as it entered and left the port, exchanging salutes with the Chicago fleet.
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Bany
Chicago
Prince Waldemar
Denmark
Havke
Swenson
Situation Wanted Driver Seeks Work After Two Years Experience
Young man seeks wagon driver job with honest, industrious claim and two years experience. Address Charles M. Coruy 121 Tenn essey court. Also listings for houses and farms for sale and a note on a partnership dissolution of Lt HW St sam C Walters doing business as New Renovative Company on May 14. The Model Laundry in Dunmore advertises shirt laundering at 6 cents each and collars and cuffs at large price.
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Chas. M.coruy
Tennessy Court
Ae Lo Eae
HW. St
Sam C. Walters
HE. Stone
Recruiting Slump Sparks Talk of Conscription in Britain
London reports a sharp drop in yearly recruiting with likely effects on reservist releases. The Saturday Review notes the army is too small for empire needs and predicts conscription may come. Ex-soldiers lobby U S embassies amid denial of Filipino service links.
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London
Saturday Review
South Africa
United States
Philippines
Brooks & Sanderson Shoe Co. Promos Green Stamps Sale
Brooks and Sanderson Shoe Co offers twenty five Green Trading Stamps with every dollar spent through September 1st. The promotion encourages shoppers to buy more footwear as the stamp incentive runs for a limited time.
Puzzle Department Encourages Kids to Track Hidden Pictures
The Tribune invites children to cut out weekly pictures, circle hidden objects, and mail their answers with name age and address. First correct six weekly entries win publication Monday. Special credit noted for neat marking by Margaret Dale.
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Tribune
Baseball results from St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati games
In St Louis the first game shows New York 4 to 3 in a 1 inning contest with O Neil Ryan Cronin and Howerman as batteries and Umpires Emairre and Howerman. Attendance 10, (m). In Chicago the Cubs lose to Brooklyn 2 to 4 with Rhoades Kling Lundgren as batteries. In Cincinnati the doubleheader ends with Cincinnati losing 10 to 44 to Pittsburgh. second game called end of seventh innings to catch train. Umpires Oday Brown. Attendance 45,507.
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St. Louis
Louis
New York
O'Neil
Ryan
Cronin
Howerman
Emaire
Emasire
Chicago
Uhret
Pame
Brooklyn
Dottie
Rhoades
Kling Lundgren
Flitteries
Lundgren
Kling
Newton
Wall
Carilllon
CHMBO
Williams
Taylor
Donavan
Lathany
Cinglanath
Butterleg—Poole
Hergens Cushman
Vosine
Zimmer
O' Day
Brown
Architects and engineers listings by firms in Scranton
Directory style notice listing firms and addresses in Scranton including architects Fred T Brown and Stevenson Kingist, civil and mining engineers Harding Connell Building, Laubach Wyom ing Ave, and other firms. Advertising traders bank, cafe, hotel, insurance, and boarding notices with contact details.
Jersey City and Newark Rout Opponents in Doubleheader Split
Jersey City defeated Buffalo 6 0 and beat Rochester 8 6 in a second Newark game while Newark won 4 1 against Providence and 4 0 against Rochester amid wet conditions in a two game set and Toronto fell 4 0 to Providence.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Newark
Smallpox Epidemic Worsens on Barbados Island
Exclusive AP dispatch from Kingstown reports the smallpox outbreak spreading on Barbados despite medical efforts. Doctors warn of terrible developments as vaccination begins amid general consternation and quarantine halts inter-island trade.
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Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Barbados
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedule 1908
In effect June 29 1908 stations in New York Philadelphia and beyond depart at 7 30 am 4 pm and other listed times for Quaker City Express to Philadelphia and Baltimore and Washington with through vestibule train and Pullman service. Clusters of routes include Reading Allentown Harrisburg Tamaqua Wilkes Barre and Pittston with connections to Long Branch Ocean Grove and other points. G ARSSLER Gen Manager and Co Mie RT Gen Pass Agt listed.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Wap. & Tor
Carbondale
D.& Ttr
Pottsville
Tal
Bethlehem
Maston
Tending
Tarnaburge
Tal Og A
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Tok W
Rochester
Buffalo
Nilafrit Welle
Chilcago
Lehigh Valley
Wilker-Mirre
Suspension Bridge
Cortland Street
Charles
A.W. Monemacher
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
South Perry
Beranton
Rae York
Boston
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Ashley
Pittston
Quaker City
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Tor Avocn
Plitston
Wilkes-Barra
Long Kneh
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Tharrisbur
Hom
Tamaqna
Rottaville
Ae. G. Arssler
Mannager. Co. M. Mie RT
Gen. Pass
Agt
Schedule in Effort June 1 102
Trains depart Scranton at 68 p m weekly through vestibule train from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with Pullman buffet car and coaches. connects for Bunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 7 00 a m and 4 00 p m week days for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 4 25 p m week days through vestibule train from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville with stops at major stations and connections to Wilkes Barre to Woxalaton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Scrantom
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Bunbury
Hare Visburge
Baltimore
Washington
Pittshure
West
Sunbury
Marcisbirg
Pittsbury
Harrishure
Philadelpia
Pittsurna
Vestibula
Wilkes-Darre
Pullman Bultet Merlor
Woxalaton
Sunctures
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Sunday Train Schedules from Scranton to Carbondale and Points North
Public notice lists June schedules for trains to Carbondale Honesdale Wilkes Barre and points north from Scranton including morning departures at 7.06 and 8.05 with afternoon runs 12.05 1.53 and 8.62 p.m. Sunday services add special trains to Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Albany with D P A Pryor as contact in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Mad
Carbondale
Scranton
Ae OH
Wis
Llonesdale
Wilkes Tairre
Tal
Om Bee
le V
Pointe-Tal
Pennsylvania
Albany
Poalote
Mada
Pot Wilkes
Barrett
Withans
Pointe North
Honesdale
WL. Pryor
Erie Rail Road Wyening Division Train Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable from Erie Railroad Wyoming Division listing departures and arrivals for various trains to and from Beranton Carbondale and surrounding points. Includes times for connections, Sundays service, and notices about routes toward New York, Norwich, Walton, Oneida and other junctions with references to agents Anderson and Welsh.
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Erie Raiload Wyening Division
Jiffert
Beranton
Drawley
Rata. I .Op
Biundisa
New York
Newburgh
Mo. Ila
New Yorks
Ontario
Caslosta
Carbondale
Scranton
Aio
Nourhi
Taye Louve Arriva
Cadoula
Poyntelle
Walton
Daethi
Sidney
Norwich
Anderson
G. B P
J. E. Welsh
T P. A
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Marsh
Plano
Dora Tennis
Corrie Murray
Magele Maxwell
Hilda Swick
Louise
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Nellie Blakeslee
Cora Davin
Magele Miareh
Currie Battenberg
Archbald Trene Delahounty
Harry Frou
Lewis Plaer
David Jenkins
George Harris
W. M. Young
Merton Wheeler
Arthur Pleer
Allan Fry
Claude Stocker
Floyd Hunter
Fred Reitehmeyer
Port Chester
John Lynch
Olyphant
Fred Wright
Peckville
Charles McCirty
Saames
Jermyn
Fraternal Society
Odd Fellows
The
Foresters
Carbondale Knights of Pything
Miss Jenkins
Shamokin
Lewis
West Mayfield
James Swift
Ndgerton
Jermyn and Mayfield
Louisburg, N
Jas. H. Montgomery, M.D
Dr. D. Kennedy
the Tribune
Green Widge Street
Trent
Madison Avenue
Madison Aven
Eity Water
C. N. Wood
New Milford
Lake Sheridin
H. Ll. Harding
Factoryville
N. W. Walker
Cornell
Adams Avenue
LEGAL
Catharine Mitton
Borough of
Waverly
Siome
RD. W. Mittan
C.T. A. Fred C, Hwanyiin
Washington Avenue
Want
Central City
Albert Schultz
Mulberry Street
Webster Ave
Gustav Pichiel
West Side
Geo. W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
North
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue and
Market Street
Green
Charles P. Jones
Dick Bom Wyenine
JOHNS
Green Ridge Street
Lorenz
Marion Street
Petersburg
W. I. Knepfal
Irvingvenue
Dunmore
J.G. Hone & Son
G. Wlr. Tribune
Chestnut Street
Dunmore, Pa
Charles Hiselo
Phelps Street
Tribe
Sea J.C. Aurflied
Upper
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Sanderson Avenue
the Brooks & Sanderson Shoe Co
Age
Clementine J. Dorsey
Linden
Tilale Tinker
Oakford Court
Barbara Florner
Quincey Ave
Willie Long
Mead Avenue
Frupimolo
Ccs Tergyercravcesce
Helen Space
Depot Street
Margaret Dale
West Market
Buurog
Carrie Emery
Elmhurst
I & Gordon Pentecost
Forest City
Hemily Morgan
Moniay
Alan
Baron
Howard Center
National League
Certified Public Accountant
Edward CG “Spaut ‘Ding
Architects
Frederick T., Brown N
Arch B
Real Estate Exchange
Washington Ava
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. L. Harding
Sir Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knigist
Dr, C. Co
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Fire Insurance
Schlager & CO
Traders Bank
Clty
Clix
Replogle & Co
Mears Ride
ELE Cafe
Danil It Wranklin Avenue
P. Ziegle
Scranton House
Mu. Tropean Plain
Victor Koch
A. B. Briggs
Main Avenue
Bicke
Adams and
Mulberry
JosEry
UL Lacka
Mits
Megarghee, Bros
Dalton, Pa
Jefferson Avenue
Asociated Press
M. Wibbard & Co
Broadway
Adama Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pallas Dolphin
Bor Piehanmston
Kline
Oswego
Seionse
Athenwelds
Syracusa
Tthem
Monttago
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Gahond Wida
Plymouth
Winom
Wiry
Mom
Rinomebure
Pennsylvania Railroad
J.B Totchinson
Mgr
J.B. Woo
Pass
Delaware and Hudson
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