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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1900

Page

7

Crescent team loses to Susquehanna 4 to 0 in baseball

Creacents failed to hit Sullivan’s curves at Susquehanna on Saturday and were shut out 4 to 0. Cuff struck out nine with only one hit allowed. Infielders Melvin, Carey, and Rogan starred for Carbondale. Susquehanna plans another game in the city soon.

Creacents Sullivan Susquehanna To & Cuff Crescenta Melvin Carey South Scranton Rogan Fatire

Foundations for Carbondale gas plant and weaving mill work

Foundations for three carbonda of machinery for the new gas plant will be put in place today. Cheoapermas for Carbondale will soon be a reality. Excavating for eight hundred seventy two feet of foundation wall for the new weaving mill on Belmont street has been completed and the concrete base will be commenced today.

Carbondale Belmont Street Gmd

Bucknell Student Frances Race Lectures on Missions

Miss Frances Race of Bucknell University spoke at the Rand Baptist church last evening on Missions. She pleaded eloquently for evangelizing the world and showed deep heartfelt commitment to the cause.

Frances Race Bucknell University Rerean Baptist Church Miss Race

City Council OKs Washington Street Sidewalk Grading

The common council held a quiet session and concurred in a resolution authorizing the city engineer to grade the sidewalk on Washington Street from Eighth Avenue to the Watts property.

Common Council Select Council Washington Street Eighth Avenue Watts Property

Local residents and visitors noted in city roundup

Mr and Mrs J E Thrown returned from Wilkes Barre Mrs R Lathrop visits Paterson N J Miss Jace Bagley of Canaan street hosts Mix Jean Dick of Avoca Mr and Mrs C C W Fulkerson attend Toronto fair Michael Manley of Schenectady spends a few days with relatives Mrs C D Shepherd returns to Scranton Dr F A Utley to Bloomsburg for eating Do R Munn returns from New York Contractor G A Ackermann decorates the opera house Lolly Go to Lake Ariel with the Hephthn on Tuesday August 28 K Retten of Philadelphia visits family on Johny street Alfred Walkey resigns as stenographer for Carbondale Machine Co and joins International Correspondence Schools.

J. E Wilkes-Barre R Lathrop Paterson N. J Jace Bagley Canaan Street Jean Dick Avoca W. Fulkerson Toronto Michael Manley Schenectady N. Y C. D. Shepherd Scranton F. A. Utley Biossburg Do. R. Munn New York G. A. Ackermann Lake Ariel K. Retten Philadelphia Johny Street Alfred Walkey Carbondale Machine Company International

Deaths and weddings reported in Jermyn and Mayfield area

Miss Teresi M. Flanighan, 25, died of appendicitis in Scranton and was laid to rest with her parents in nearby Baet Side, survived by six brothers and seven sisters. Anthony Holmes of Mayfield dies after ten months illness leaving a large family. Professor John Hogarth serenaded by band and presented with a baton. band member John Caley given a meerschaum pipe for organizing a recent excursion. funeral plans to be announced.

Teresi M. Flanighan Barouigh Anthony Holmes Mayfield Division Noe Order of Hibernians John Hogarth Inelde John Caley Hogarth Caley Mr. Caley

Taylor News Delights South Taylor Outing And Local Notices

A Saturday edition item. A South Taylor gathering included Mr and Mrs C H Van Horn and many locals in a festive outing with refreshments and plans for a Christmas day festival. The piece notes marriages visits choir rehearsals and a range of town residents and events with dates and names.

Peckville Local Wraps and Weekend Gossip

Peckville residents recount a Sunday wrap on Main Street near churches where a minister calmed angry individuals as police kept watch. Stella Dakin returned from Catawissa, George Burdick lies ill after driving the Wil son fire company team, Benttya returns from Lake Winola, Bartolett injured in a mine locomotive collision destroying the cab.

J. Ganzemuller Lake Chapman Main Street Stella Dakin Catawissa George Burdick Wilson Fire Company Charles H. Benttya Hav Lake Winola Bartolett Hickory Street Dolph's

Regular Meeting Notice and Mail Wagon Accident

The Wilson Fire company plans a regular evening meeting at their rooms. Jim Stage, delivering mail between the post office and Dela wire and Hudgon depot, was thrown from a mail wagon when the shafts broke on a hill near the depot. The horse ran into a ditch, ejecting Stage and a companion.

R Bartolett Wilson Fire Company Jim Stage Postofice Delawire Stage

Local Couples Wed at North Moosic Home

Harvey A. Decker and Miss Hattie Tinklepaugh wed at the bride’s father Ira Tinklepaugh home with Rev J N Bailey officiating. Other items note railroad worker Benjamin MacDonald moving to Yatesville and various social visits and church excursion plans. A new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Trond is reported and Mrs Thomas Saxe funeral scheduled.

Harvey A. Decker Hattie Tinklepaugh J. N. Bailey Ira Tinklepaugh North Moosic Benjamin MacDonald South Martin Street Wilkea- Fiarre and Eastern Railroad Yatesville Sadie Place Tunkhannock Minnie Ace Leorn and Shiffer Stroudsburg John Williams Harvey's Lake Mooste Delaware and Hudzon Avoca BE. C. Berlew Stev J. N. Barley G. FL. Ace Mary Ace Thomas Saxe Methodist Church O'Clook Charles Trond Mies Jessie Neeser Wilkes-Barre Hessler Nlorry Caryl Scranton George Miller Philadelphia His Slater James Levon

Olyphant Browne to face Tayler team at local grounds

Olyphant Browne meets strong Tayler on the local grounds Faturday afternoon with Garbell and Morgan officiating for the Crowns. Mrs. Jones Feeler and relatives visit Pondia Lac while John Shields Jr leaves for New York. A council meeting is planned Thursday evening. After several weeks illness Mrs. John J. McAndrew of Delasware street Olyphant died at 4.90 yesterday morning aged % years, survived by husband and two children Florence and Nellie. Funeral Wednesday at St. Patrick's Church and Union Cemetery. Mass at 10.

South Taylor C. H. van Horn T. R. Bowen Laurea and Atherton Harry Ward Lydia Bruce and Boyd J. D. Atherton Dc. T. Ward Robert Knapp Sher Rad Tidd Florence Howard Arline Mia Charles Robert Annie Charles Edith Atherton Corn Grave Davenport Annie Hiebecker Robin Biesecker Edith Sthule Mable Franklin Florence Luther Scranton Margaret Jones Leo Biesecker West Boranton Lena Kert Gendall Peckville Henry M. Harris Archbald Mine Tunkhanmak Lily Lodge Order of Odd Fellows John TE. Reese Harrieburg Knights of Pythins Lovloe Felix Meluavehiin Merrick Pittston William Fricke David Williams Buffalo American League Wash Ciller Griffith Price Hyde Park Mika Sarah Willams Clark's Summit Joseph Connolly Jones Misa Olwen Howell Priceburg Annie Service Green Ridge Lackawanna Judge American Protestant Association Hannah Pralter Dorrance Town Mira Hesele Phillie Taylor Street William Fern Rendham Tinsted Mine Workers of America Lake Ariel Alfred Hatton Main Street Olyphant Browne Tayler Flocal Garbell and Morgan Crowns Delasware Street Olyphant Nellie Thomas Francis Bernard Joseph MeaAndrew Union Cemetery St. Patrick's Church

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Activities

Mra J W Thalimer hosts visitors and friends at a farm event while Mrs Joel Green visits from Wrong. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society plans a supper at the Hopitat church Friday. Sanday school members plan a Lake Windla picnic Thursday and Sunday service at the Haptit church features singing by local guests.

J. W. Thalimer Dome Mundt Thie Place Grace Mherdy Montroe Decker Wilnge Purdy Mix M. Ivee Joel Green Hopitat Bell Wyoming Sanday School Cayrwell's Hall Lake Windla Thuradar Haptit Otuirgh Otuirgh. Spenlat Ming Prank Colvin Merv Jeakins Mra R. Weithower Apert

Local Notes From Scranton and Nearby Visits

Epevind travels to Scranton area with guests visiting Fort Walker and Kirhwneal. Mr and Mrs Hulertwane host guests and plan a Sunday visit at Hotel Chilton, Lake Winola. The field reports show Miss Minnie Byrke returning home after extended visits with friends.

Scrantan Trituanae Nicholson Arthur Rolling Seraton Evan Fort Walker Ed Mire Hulertwane Eon Kirhwneal Wwe Guetta W. W. LeHoy Muiphlay Mei NS. Boyle Scranton Pratt Hotel Chilton Lake Winola Stephens Lake Nicholson God Min Stephene Dimork Sonilay Minnie Byrke

Sabine County Tensions Subside After Arrests Renewed

In Center Texas, racial tensions ease as renewed arrests of men accused of circulating invective material calm potential clashes between white and black residents. Authorities report reduced threat of further violence following the enforcement actions.

Center Tex, Ane. Sf Sabine County

Dispatch Details Sixth Cavalry Engagement Near Tien Tien

General Chaffee's cable from Taku dated August 20 reports the Sixth Cavalry engaging Chinese forces near Tien Tam. Admiral Remey had previously described the action, noting about one thousand Boxers dispersed with roughly a hundred Chinese killed and five Americans wounded. The prompt transmission confirms the Sand-Mines link between Taku and Chefoo is clear, easing communications to Shanghai.

Chaffee Aumunt Taku Tien Tam Remey Tien ‘Tein Tak Chefoo Shanghai

Relief of Pekin sparks new Chinese turmoil across Manchuria

London reports aggressive operations west of Pekin resume while Li Hung Chang seeks Empress Dowager’s aid to arrest Prince Tuan and disarm the Boxers. Shanghai notes the empress dowager and Prince Tuan pressured by General Yung Lu. Amoy refugees advised to move to the Philippines or America as fears of partition grow. Moscow sources say Russia seeks restraint and a settlement through northern provinces.

London Pekin Shanghai Li Hung Chang Hoe Helan Fu Prince Tuan The Standard Yune Lu Amoy Hong Kong Daily Mat United States Philippines America Shanehas Daily News Amos Russia Newhwang Moscow William Manchuria

Towanda and Sayre News Highlights

Bradford County items report embezzlement arrest, railroad excursion plans, Lehigh Valley examiner appointment, local school principal change, a young Sayre resident missing, and train service adjustments. Also notes on Pomona Grange gathering, a Sayre Sayre death, a Sayre tax levy, a long-forgotten abandoned well found in Wilawasing, and a Sayre runaway accident death.

Towanda C. P. Garrienn Lehigh Valley Railroad Lake Carey A. Morgan Troy Washington Great Mastern OH and Gas Company South Branch H. J. Tilbury Mordentown Sayre Wralusing Pomona Grange A. P. Peeke Millstone Lehigh Valley J. J. Burr William H. Coleman M. Smith Athens Young Men‘s Christian Association Wilkes-Barre G. B. Lancaster Monroeton Fagiiemere Williamsport Lackawanna County

Fragmented OCR Notice From Early Brooklyn Page

Readable fragments show names such as Hattevies Mercer Kennedy Modis Viapine Tas and references to Chicago sc and umpires. Details are garbled with times and numbers unreadable. The item appears to be a damaged public or sports notice with multiple names and unclear events.

Brooklyn New York A.m

Unclear Score Recap From Undefined Matchups

A fragmented score list shows teams Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansay Buffalo Indianapolis Liluneepolis and a stray 011 innings dayknees phrase. The text lacks coherent event details or context for a full report.

Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansay Buffalo Indianapolis Liluneepolis

Unclear sports result data from multiple teams and scores

Fragmentary records list several team scores across cities including Toronto Worcester Providence Hartford and others with unclear context or game outcomes. No full match results or dates are provided to determine a clear headline.

Toronto Rechester Springfeld Worcester Providence Hartford Avetham Murtford

Advertising and Law Contacts in Scranton Area Trade Listings

A fragmented 19th century page lists legal figures, traders, and offices in Scranton and nearby towns. Names include L A Watres, Joseph Kuettel, and Megargee Bros as printers. The document cites attorney firms, trade buildings, and catalog references among local businesses and addresses.

Theatrical Praise For Hart's Play At Lyceum Debut

A Scranton theater review lauds Han Hart and his company for The Part Price and The Marish Priest presenting new stage work with notable acting by Theodore Baleork as Dy and Wedward Weld. The opening under AL Z. Putty draws a large, representative audience and signals strong local support for the manager.

Hwinn Lenlonen Law Theodore Baleork Secoml Daniel Lyceum Demon AL Z. Putty Amoeta Atralificathti

Performance Review at Academy of Murle Theater

A lively evening at the Academy of Murle features strong acting by Lilian Mae Crawford and a sumptuous stage design. The program highlights include This attention's attraction, She Stoopa to Cuniqineaml, and Spring Chicken with upcoming shows A School for Roam dai and Baphe penitent, amid a crowded audience.

Elroy Stork Company Am Ohl Boranton Audi Academy of Murle Varluga AL Brummell Lilian Mae Crawford Tormorrow Marinee Roam Dai Baphe Pire Penitent

Northumberland Primaries Highlight Party Map and Nominations

The Northumberland Republican primary produced a lively turnout. Fourth district candidate Clarence Fouhth of Shamokin gained no endorsement for Congress while Benjamin K. Foch of Union County was named for late senator. A Godpharies of Milton and J B Walters of Mt Carmel were nominated to the assembly. A Tageart of Northumberland was chosen for register and recorder with Benjamin Machamer of Treverton for jury commissioner.

Ui. M. Tageart Northumberland Benjamin Machamer Treverton

Trains and routes listed for New York and surrounding areas

A garbled OCR notice outlines rail and river routes through New York Newark Philadelphia and nearby towns. It mentions timetables toward Sun lines, multiple intermediate stops and dates in May and June, with scattered place names and agencies.

New York Ontario and Western Railroad Time Tables

Sunday June 94 timetable details list arrivals and departures between Carbondale Scranton and surrounding hubs. It notes connections for Norfolk and Western lines, with station calls at Carbondale Carbondale Saranac and Syracuse, and hours from early morning to evening. Official guidance from the New York area agent outlines travel times and transfer points.

New York Ontario R.R Scranton Codesia Bill Pone Sarath Boyd Chomii Carbondale Feranton Caxwes Cadosia Troi Walton Delhi Es Ad Haere Senaalt Andiurson Tee Agt T Kowedsh Soran

Time Table Fragment From May 2 Railway Notice

Fragmentary timetable item lists trains near Lake Ariel and Hawley with notes on connection at Hawley and Erle railing. Details show times around 2.00 am and 200 pm with numbered lines and stations unclear.

Newley Lake Ariel Wilowa Hawley Fos Pointe An Erle

Ruler Scalp Treatment At Me Chiropody Clinic

A compact notice from a WHS listing a scalp treatment service labeled RULER. It notes chiropody and related care at a location in Me with a street address 70 Quiingy. The fragmentary OCR provides limited details on services or practitioners.

Micradhal tWaseage

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