Rice Boomers Headed to Harrisburg On Special Train
The Rice delegation to the Harrisburg convention traveled by a special train at 9 45 o clock yesterday morning. The Wayne and Delaware Lackawanna routes carried many supporters and the train was well equipped with big white streamers and a cafe car. A long list of attendees included Henry Wiseman, Sol Bacharach, James Griner, R. W. Williams, and dozens more from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns.
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Harrisburg
Capital
Rice
Judge Rice
Sol Bacharach
Henry Wiseman
Harry Deitrick
Charles Jeffries
Sol Hacharach
James R. Griner
R. W. Williams
Alex Patterson
Frank Neimeyer
Moses Solomon
Thomas Carter
Fiymonth
Jacob Edidlestein
Israel Eppstein
RK. P. Robinson
Philip Richards
J. 8
Melknight
J. RR. Williams
J. R. Westover
Oscar Smith
Lewis A. Arnold
John L. Evane
Davids. Williams
R. C. Wallace
J. E. Williams
John J. Renshaw
W. D. Watkins
Evan L. Jones
John Zukoski
David P. Reese
Paul Drippe
Conrad Jacob
Morris Dougherty
David Valentine
Robert Timberman
A. M. Palmer
Professor Kilne
W. F. Beisel
Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Howard Armstrong
George W. Shonk
Daniel W. Reese
Wayne County
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvans
Tne
Campbell
Dr. McDougall
Pittston
D. W.morgan
David Watkins
D. W. Thomas
Plymouth
John Kunkle
W. T. Rice
Martin Landon
William Harris
Dallas
W. E. Bennett
Harry Wilbur
J. P
Dullard Accepts Referee Post for Scranton Alley Ball Game
County Commissioner Thomas Dullard agreed to referee the Thursday alley ball contest at Scranton Driving Park with $1,900 on the line. The match features Hickaby and Dove opposing Champion James J. Corbett and his brother Joe, praised as top open alley ball players in the state. Dullard pledged a fair and impartial officiating stance in a Wilkes-Barre letter dated August 21, 1905.
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Thomas Dullard
John Rickaby
Old Forge
Hickaby
Dove
James J. Corbett
Joe
Scranton
Corbett
New York City
Dullard
Rickaby
Wither
Barre
Sfr
James J
Joseph Crmmbett
Beranton
T. M. Du'fard
Wilkes-Barre
Funeral Follows O. D. Gligh at Kingston Home
Funeral services for O. D. Gligh were held from his Kingston home on North Main Street. He received full Masonic honors as a 45 year member of Kingston Lodge 276 and was the valley’s oldest mason. A long-time member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for about 40 years also attended. Lodge 376 Masons sent a pillow with lodge initials in immortelles and Odd Fellows contributed another beauty.
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O. D. Gligh
North Main Street
Lodge 276
Masons
Kingston
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge 376
Odd Fellows
Detectives probe town burglaries amid upcoming events
Private investigators track burglars entering many houses and expect a head at the week. The State Union Catholic Total Abstinence association meets in Pittston for three days starting September 11. Wilkes-Barre firemen plan a large Bethlehem convention delegation next month and push for the next gathering in Wilkes-Barre. A Grand alley stable burned at 2 o clock with losses under 20 dollars. Catherine Davis of Edwardsville died after eight months illness. Funeral services for Miss Sarah Le Grand were held and burial at Hollenback cemetery. The Patriotic Order Sons of America will run an excursion to Allentown for the state convention. Will S&S Wilcox of Mains and Guy Greenman organized a local orchestra.
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State Union Catholic Total Abstinence Association
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Bethlehem
Grand Alley
Catherine Davis
Edwardsville
Sarah le Grand
Hollenback Cemetery
Fatriotle Order Sons of America
Allentown
Will S&s
Wilcox
Mains
Guy Greenman
Pittston Office Opens as News and Subscriptions Shift
The Pittston office of The Scranton Tribune opened by H W Cruser at No Williamea street for news, complaints of non delivery, and job orders. Board of trade officials praised a petition for a new Lehigh Valley Railroad station, with plans for a brick two story depot on Water street and a 200 foot platform.
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H. W. Cruser
Williamea Street
Meyer Schlosser
F. H. Banker
Board of Trade
Tribune
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Schlosser
Robert H. Sayre
Rollin H. Wilbur
C. BE. Webster
South Bethlehem
Alex Mitchell
Wilkes-Barre
Transportation Committee of the Board
W. M. Carpenter
Benjamin Harding
Meyer Schiesger
Thomas Mangan
William Drury
G. B. Thompson
W. G. Thomas
J. H B. Shiffer
Board of Trade Rooms
Water Street
Alte
W. H. Young
A. B. Brown
L. S. Richard
Scranton
Thia City
Oscar Eberich
James Gibbons, Jr
Hank and Ladder Company
Reading
Netober
Alice Gilligan
Harriet Lunny
Mina Lynny Matthews
Dunmore
Carrie Helme
West Side
Misa Tizglebney
Misa McKenna
Honesdale
Local Socials and Court Action Highlight Harrisburg Visitations
Residents attend state convention in Harrisburg as R B Little Linna Moore and Ned Warner join others at court for a water company damages suit. Frank Lusk of Philadelphia visits family on Lake Avenue while Bruce Munger returns to Chicago and Miss Jennie Richard visits Miss Minnie Backus at Faurot. J Willis Denna from Passaic returns home after staying with parents on Lincoln Avenue. Father Lafferty portrait displayed at F D Morris praised as fine Tit man work.
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Jones
Frank Lusk
Philadelphia
Lake Avenue
Dana Watrous
Heart Lake
Miss Halsey
Harrisburg
R. B. Little
Linna Moore
Wright
Ned Warner
Walker
Mayfield
Father Lafferty
F. D
Bruce Munger
Chicago
Iles Archibald
Scranton
Searle
Iim Case
Ie Water Company’ Ve
Dudd
Dimock Camp Meeting Closes as Community News Noted
In Tunkhannock area updates report the Dimock camp meeting closing with strong attendance and influence. Col N A McKown injured by a horse rib broken. Mrs H C Luts and child visit from Wilkes Barre. Miss Lizzie Kittridge promotes a local kindergarten. Marriage license issued Frank Sorber Rosa Lord. Mill and rail work advance. fatal accident to Brakeman Will Donlin near Mehoopany. School board injunction case in Nicholson. judge to decide Saturday. Property purchase on Harrison Street. new narrow gauge rail project planned through Forkston Township.
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N. A. McKown
H. C. Luts and Child
Wilkes- Barre
Byron Kelley
Lizzie Kittridge
J. B. Atkinson
Lenoir
N. C
C. C. Dersheimer
Colorado
Hunlock Creek
Rosa Lord
Shafertown
C. C. Deremer
Monroe Township
A. T. Carlin
Braintrim Township
Meshoppen
Mowry
Will Donlin
Lehigh Valley
Mehoopany
James Donlin
Meshoppen Borough
Patrick Donlin
Sayre
G. W. Dickinson
State Line
Sullivan Road
Forkston Township
Grand Bouffe Supper Honor At Simona Columba
Monday evening proprietor Simona of the Columbia hosted a grand bouffe supper for guests and friends. The event featured Oriental decorations with Japanese lanterns and evergreens. Local talent from surrounding counties performed vocal and instrumental selections. Miss May Keating of Pittston, Claire and Margaret Horan of Dunmore, and Messrs Smith and Hamm of Scranton contributed. An elaborate supper followed by dancing lasted late, with about seventy five guests in attendance.
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Simona
Columbia
May Keating
Pittston
Claire
Margaret Horan
Dunmore
Mesers
Local Visitors Mention Thomsburg Residents and Friends
The Misses Mesa and Lottie Benedict of Thomsburg, formerly of this place, are visiting friends here. Arthur Wilson enjoyed the beach breezes Sunday. Miss Carrie Shebolt, visiting Mrs. Dr. Pier, returned to Mimburat. William Mainwarring left for Reaton. Edna Hughes returned from Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Marcy are staying at Ocean Grove. Miss Viola Wells of West Pittston spent time with J. P. Richards' family. J. Ht. Carr of Scranton called on friends here.
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Mesa
Lottie Benedict
Thomsburg
Arthur Wilson
Misa Carrie Shebolt
Dr.Pier
Mimburat
William Mainwarring
Reaton
Edna Hughes
Philadelphia
iMr
Charles Marcy
Ocean Grove
Viola Wells
The Use of Aluminum in Modern Industry
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that 650000 pounds of aluminum were mined in the United States last year. It argues aluminum could supplant iron in ships tools houses guns and bicycles, though it admits current properties are not yet ideal, yet its brightness lightness and potential alloys may expand its use.
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Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Ita
Sweet Alice's Wheel Creates New Ties in Town
Readable fragments describe Sweet Alice, now known as Bol, gaining a wheel of her own and evolving social ties. The text references Ben Sweet Knee and Sewan Ho among others, hinting at changed relationships over the years.
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Sweet Alice
Ben Sweet Knee
Ho Brown
Alice
Alene
Radway's Pills Digestive Remedy Ad
An OCR fragment for Radway's Pills advert describes a vegetable formula claimed to aid digestion. The copy emphasizes reliability and digestive benefits, though text is garbled and portions are unreadable.
Garbage disposal by burning could power cities says Post
The Syracuse Post discusses refuse incineration as the best sanitary method, noting experiments to burn London trash for electric energy. It cites a French furnace with strong draft in Halifax producing heat for arc lamps and searchlights, and claims per ton of garbage an energy equivalent to one third to one fifth of a ton of coal. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething and Diarrhoea at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Syracuse Post
Haglund
London
Lomion
Halifax
Yorkshire
Mrs. Winslow
Boothea
Sale of Scranton real estate by levari facias
By virtue of a writ out of the Lackawanna County Orphans' Court the sheriff will sell at the Scranton Court House on Friday September 13 1895 at 10 in the morning the property known as Jot 17 in block 63 on Twelfth Street Scranton to the highest bidder for cash. The lot fronts Twelfth Street 48 feet runs 150 feet deep and includes a frame two story dwelling with outbuildings. Debt $100. Sold as the Mary Lloyd vs John D Davis estate case.
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Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Scranton
Sali
County of Lackawanna
State of
Pennsylvania
J. Herman
South Hyde Park
Twelfth Street
John
Davis
W. H. Jeanup
Lackawanns
Marylloyd
John D. Davis
Orphans’ Court of
W. Gaylord Thomas
Frank H. Clemons
Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Beranton
Help Wanted Male At Theatre Door This Thursday Evening
Help wanted male for a position at the Frothingham theatre door Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Advertisement notes a sale, demanding details and experience. Contact company No. 73 in New York for particulars.
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Frothingham Theatre
Ian
Fraukingh
Thureday
York
INVESTORS SEARCH FOR CITY OPPORTUNITY AND PROPERTY
Classified notices offer a mix of real estate and job ads in Scranton Pennsylvania. Investors urged to inspect a culm pile and land near railroads suitable for manufacturing depots and housing near major city industries. Also listed are housing, clerical, and public notices with multiple local addresses and services.
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