Pittston Wedding and Local News From Scranton Area
Michael Sullivan of Market street married Gertrude Miller of West Pittston in a St. John’s Catholic church ceremony. Also notes about Niagara Engine driver, Eagle Hose centennial, a Coxton Yards baseball match, death of Mrs. Sylvina G. Ryan, and several local residence updates and obituaries.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Michael Sullivan
Market Street
Gertrude Miller
West Pittston
St. John's Catholic Church
Fev
Father O'Malley
Lizzie Gallagher
Edward Sullivan
Niagara Engine Company
Eagle Hose Company
Bloomsburg
Coxton Yards
John W. Hopper
P. H. McDonnell
James Tiehe
William Redding
Syl
George Street
Kate Moran
Scranton
Francis O'Boyle
Irene Mullins
Loughney Familly
Charles Law
Sho
Tunkhannock Community Notes Aug 26
Judge Bardwell and Asa Keeler attended A Jackson Mowry funeral in Meshoppen. Residents sent a special train to Montrose for a ball game. A Citizens National Bank with capital 100000 will open. stock subscribed in two days. Billings building to house the bank. Nellie Little returned from Lake Winola. Platt acted as Hunter estate auditor. Vaughn declines renomination. other commissioners seek second terms. Gray’s Candy Kitchen gains new sign on Warren Street. Dr Klaer on vacation.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
H. W. Bardwell
Asa S. Keeler
A. Jackson Mowry
Meshopnen
Montrose
Citizen's National Bank
Capital
Billings
Tioga Street
Bank
Nellie Little
Lake Winola
Joseph Wood Platt
Hunter Estate
Case T. Vaughn
Like Carey
Jennie Hayden
New York
George W. Gray
Gray
Warren Streecet
Dr. C. Klaer
New Milford Social Notes Include Engagement and Visits
A. F. Heltz hosted his sister Miss Marie Heltzman of Binghamton. Mrs. FF Millard announces the September 2 marriage of her daughter Henrietta to Frederick Tourner of New Milford. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Katherine Brower of Gibson. Various locals and visitors from Scranton, Hallstead, Binghamton, Springville, Stevens Point and Beaver Meadow farm were noted in community rounds.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
A. F. Heltzman
Marie Heltzman
Binghamton
FF. Hy. Millard
Henrietta
Frederick Tourner
Katherine Brower
Gibson
Allen Ward
Hallstead
Mary Packard
Scranton
William Ransom
T. Gillespie
N. Y
Robert Gillespie
May Bradley
Springville
D. W. Hager
Minnie Bradley
F. 4. Mil
Wellington Decker
Tingley
J. ¥. Axtell
Stevens Point
Beaver Meadow Farm
Eliza J Watson Dies In Honesdale Home
Elisa J. Watson wife of Rev William H Swift BD died at her home about 1 o clock Monday morning August 25 after a long illness She was born in New York City October 15 1845 and had been bedridden since January prior to her death filed at Honesdale Aug 26 reporting a long illness of the deceased.
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Bessie
Edith
Katharine
Waller
William Jr
New York City
J. P. Crane
Hawley Presbyterian Church
Glendyberry Cemetery
Homesdale
Elisa J. Watson
William H. Swift
A Bilious Journey to a Quick Diarrhoea Cure
A brief advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a fast effective treatment for diarrhoea during busy seasons. The ad claims rapid relief after one or two doses with no loss of time, suitable for most attacks and available at all druggists.
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Lot
Rifle match results highlight local clubs victory and upcoming game
The William Tell Rifle club beat Wilkes-Barre Gun Club 1049 to 766 in a seven man team match led by A Moore 162 J Holger 180 and N Horger 185 for William Tell. Clerks of borough and Old Forge to play Rendham grounds this afternoon after a 22-12 first game win. Local meetings and social notices fill the rest of Taylor's prep notes.
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Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
J. Z. Miller
F. Innes
A. Miller
H. Klingis
M. Moffat
B. Carmody
W. Banfield
Old Forge
Rendham
United American Mechanics
Red Men's Hall
Ethel
Jennie Davis
Peckville
Thomas Griffiths
Alice Harris
North Taylor
West Scranton
R. W. Nye
Tamaqua
Alfred Price
Plainsville
John Thomas
Grove Street
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Watkins
Grand Lodge
Jennie Hirris
Main Street
Mabel Allen
Avera
D. E. Jones
Lowerlake
Binghamton
N. Y
David J. Davis
California
Henry S. Davis
Taylor Reds
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Taylor Grounds
Davis
M. P. Judge
South Scranton
Avoca Couple in New York City After Public Marriage
Mrs Genevieve Callahan of Spring Street and Patrick Gillen of New York City were married some time ago and now reside in New York. Births include Harold Hollister to Mr and Mrs John Lynett. visitors include Miss Florence Yarrow a Honolulu missionary and Miss Jessie Morton back as postmistress. Edward Dunleavy travels to Hoboken after his brother Joseph Connolly died from accidental hand injuries at Touhill's foundry.
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Genevieve Callahan
Spring Street
Patrick Gillen
New York City
John Lynett
West Side
Harold Hollister
Corning
N. Y
Keith
Jennie
Owego
Florence Yarrow
Honolulu
Torr
Jessie Morton
D. M. Rosser
Charles
Kingston
Cranston
Edward Dunleavy
Vine Street
Hoboken
Joseph Connolly
Touhill
Moosic Notes On Residents and Library Plans
Moosic routines include Pearl Shiffer’s return after two weeks in town and Ethel Tregellas visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre. Bert Lewin travels to Trinidad Col for his uncle James Whitehead’s illness. Whitehead, Moosic librarian hopeful for a free public library, awaits a library shipment from George Reed of Harrisburg and a reply from Congressman Willem Connell requesting top books for the collection.
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Pearl Shiffer
Ethel Tregellas
Wilkes-Barre
Bert Lewin
Trinidad
Col
James Whitehead
Free Public Library
Moogle
George Reed
Harrisburg
Moosle
Whitehead
Willem Connell
Obituary and Social Notes From Peckville Area
Miss Florence Maines visits Mr and Mrs Walter Brong in Bell Place. Rev I Gendall of the Methodist Episcopal church dies at home on Main Street. Several locals picnicked at Lake Chapman. Families and visitors listed include Mrs P R Street Mrs W D Lewis Miss Myrtis Ritter Miss Harriet Hasley and others. Funeral details pending for the pastor.
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Gertrude Clark
Nicholson
George Clark
Brook Street
P. R. Street
W. D. Lewis
Green Ridge
John 4. Willams
Main Street
Schaffer
Webster
Hickory Street
Archball
Myrtis Ritter
North Main Street
Culler
Scranton
Mondas
Florence Maines
Jermyn
Walter Brong
Bell Place
Lake Chapman
I. Gendall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Theodore Stark
Harriet Hasley
Crystal Lake
Life in the Panama bush a traveler’s immersive account
The writer details jungle life in Panama with vivid notes on wildlife and hazards. He describes game, insects, and parasites, the lack of ice, malaria-like conditions, fishing methods, and harsh tropical weather. The piece contrasts native bush life with foreign behavior and notes low marriage rates and prevalent temperance among locals.
Natives of Panama Describe Their Easygoing Life
The article notes Panama natives are not defined by religion or morals by observers yet are described as kind, jovial people. It contrasts cultural traits with outsider judgments and highlights an easygoing lifestyle in the region.
Back Pain Signal For Kidney Trouble Cure Promoted
An advertisement urges checking urine for signs of kidney disease and touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a universal cure for kidneys liver bladder rheumatism and more. It features a Hartford Connecticut customer testimonial and offers sample bottles by mail from Rondout New York.
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F. C. Wilcox
New Britain Ave
Hartford
Conn
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
Localization of industries by city and region reported
The census bulletin shows concentrations of major industries by location. Troy New York leads collar and cuff production at over 85 percent. Baltimore Maryland dominates oyster canning at over 64 percent. Gloversville and Johnstown New York top glove manufacture at about 74 percent. Connellsville Pennsylvania district leads coke at over 48 percent. Waterbury Connecticut holds brassware at over 47 percent. Philadelphia leads carpets at over 43 percent. Providence Rhode Island and nearby Attleboro Massachusetts towns dominate jewelry at over 45 percent. Providence also accounts for silverware at over 36 percent. Chicago records slaughtering and meat packing at over 38 percent. Meriden Connecticut leads plated ware at over 32 percent. Chicago also 24 percent in agricultural implements. Paterson New Jersey accounts for 24 percent of the silk industry.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Troy
N. Y
Baltimore
Gloversville
Johnstown
Chicago
Meriden
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Update
The notice lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board makeup for Wednesday August 27 with shift times for Summits West and Carrigeg duties and the names of pusher and helper crews. It also records previous actions on Tuesday August 25 and mentions extra cast runs and crew assignments.
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out the pictures on this page each day and mark the hidden object with a pencil. Save them until Saturday and send them to The Tribune office in an envelope addressed to Pugalo Department. Include your name age and address. The first six correct responses received will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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George H. Paine
Gome
Tribune
Pugalo Department
Eneloge
Base Ball Att Pittsburg and Other Cities
Baseball game records list various city matchups with lineups, pitchers, and umpires. Batteries and field actions are described for Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Washington under multiple weathered score entries.
Scranton Hotel and Miscellaneous Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists a mix of business names and addresses in Scranton. Items mention the Elk Cane, a 15 and 1 prank, Victor Koch and A B Briggs cleaning privies, the Scranton House near D and La W passenger depot, and multiple street addresses with telephone notes and vendors like Micke's Drug Store. Names include P Ziegler and Joseph Kuetvel. others reference local firms and screen products.
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Scranton House
la & W
Victor Koch
Coroner's Jury Approves Lynching in Tom Jones Case
Exclusive wire from Charlotte reports the coroner's jury approved the action of the mob that assaulted and fatally harmed Mrs. Smith, in a case tied to Tom Jones. Scores from several early games appear in the dispatch.
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Prona
Charlotte
N. C
Tom Jones
Mra. Smith
Tyne Dereiicday
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale 1902
As of June 16 1902 trains depart Scranton for Carbondale at 6 44 7 26 5 06 10 18 PM and other listed times. Sunday service includes Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany Monksdale and more with multiple daily departures. TM R W L PRYOR D P A Scranton Pa.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
RE. R
Albany
All Points North
Carbondales
Pointa North
Monesdale
R W. L. Pryor
Erie Railroad Timetable Notes for Scranton Region
Erie Railroad Wyom ing Division July 1902 timetable details showing trains from Scranton to Sl kney and local stations at 7 20 and 45 semj 1 35 and 6 20 p m Sundays, and connections to New York Newburgh Intermediate points. arrivals at Boranton Honesdale and other points. North and South bound trains via Carbondale Cadawlia Berwick and Avondale with various departure and arrival times. notes on connections to New York City Middletown Walton Norwich Oneida Oswego and the New York Berne branch. advise checking agents for the latest table and connections.
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Philadelphia
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Bufflo
Binghamton
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Tata
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Eyeocuee
Utica
Oswero
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Thea
Mt Hiss H. Im
Montrose
Nicholson
Elmira and Way
Bighamton and Way
Bloomaburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
White Haven
Hazleton
D, & Tal
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Hartabure
D. H. BR. OR
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Lehigh
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelee
LLI Wilber
Cortland Aad
Charles
Cortland Street
W. Nonemachebr
Pubiie
Erie Railroad
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Slinley
Newburgh
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Ontario
Carbondiele
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Avondale
Arriva Tralnsa
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Bernd
Arriva Teale
Cadgala
Berankon
Laom
Sundivya
New York City
Middletown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Oswewo
All Points
Poyntelle
Dell
Sidney
Norvwith
Berle
Serentony
Atlante
Peninsylvania
Aicrantons
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Lackawanna Avenue
Chestnut Street
Dunmore, Pa
T Rust Co
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Adams Avenue
LEGAL
Scranton Forging Company
Wesata
If. Cela
Alin
United States District Court
Monitasy
Mast Market Street
Rosanna Avenue
Huge G. Andrews
Scranton Lumber Co., Limited
W. H. Jessup
Catharine Mittan
Borough of
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D. W. Mittan
C. T. A. Fred C. Hanyen
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Want
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Shultz
Barty Itive
Stav Pichel
Adam Avenue
GEO
W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred Lie Terppe
Cedar Area
North Scranton
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue and
Charles P. Jones
Dick Son Avenue
Green Ridges
Strate
Lorenz
Washington Fivenue
Matlon Street
Petersburg
W. WH. Knepfel
Irving Avenue
Dunmore
J.G. Bone & Son
I, M.C. Dept
PM. C. Dept
Elm Street
Charles Miller
Slocum Street
Esty
Charles Bisele
Phelps Street
Gale
J.C. Aurfileh
Upper
Choles
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvina
Sanderson Avenue
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Frederick Ty ‘Brown
Arch B
Real Estate Exchange Bldg
Washington Ave
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. L. Harding
Sis
Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knight
5. Eisenberger
Paull Building
Spruce Street
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Schlager & Co., Traders Bank Bldg
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Globe
Ecity
Replogle & Co
Mears Bidg
Pranklin Avenue
Hatel Reasonable
P. Ziegler
A. B. Briggs
Te Ave
Axtanh Avenue
Micke
Adams and
Mulberry
Joseph Kuetvel
SU Lacica
Ave
Seranton, Mira
Misa. Argeh Bros
Supll Itay Savelapes
Piper Bugs
Trvine
Id Wallington Avenue
Wik Kes-Barrh
Sataman Bros
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawannya Ave
Schutzer
Dalton
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M. Hibbard & Co
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
D. C
Wilkes - Barre
Long Cranel
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Allentown
Tamaqua and
Pottsville
W. G. Bessler
Co. M. Burt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
West
Harr Risburg
Buns
Pitts
Urs
J. RB. Hutchinson
J. B. Wood
Delaware and Hudson
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