Dodging spectator costs Crescents a lead in Lodore game
In a Lodore field clash between Carbondale and Archbald, Rosler chased a fly but a spectator dodged in his path delaying the play. The ball dropped for an Archbald rally, three runners scored, giving Archbald a 9 to 6 win. Mae drove the decisive blow and Rosler’s misstep preceded the victory.
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Lodore
Carbondale
Archbald
Rosler
Patrick McDonald
White Oak
Archhbald
Mac
Wesleyan
Connecticut
Johnnie Dougher
Powder Mill
Little Willie Dougher
Duffy's Field
Owney McAndrew
Owney
Crescents
McDonald
Bobby Gaylord
Crescenta
Delaware
Hudson
Picnsc
Lake Lodore
Billy Emmett
Jennnie Murray
Archibald
Mae
Joe Rosler
Rosier
Ike
Orm
Grape-Nuts touted as healthful remedy in letter from Minneapolis
A Minneapolis woman extols Grape-Nuts saying it cured her stomach pain after two days without nourishment and aided a neighbor epileptic, now gaining weight and reducing seizure frequency. She notes physician approved its benefits and cites multiple household uses.
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Minneapolis
Scranton Railway Introduces Corner Stop Rule
The Scranton Railway company will implement a rule requiring streetcars to stop only at street corners or places marked by signs reading Cars stop here. The rule applies through Carbondale Mayfield Jermyn and Archbald and takes effect on Monday.
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Carbondale
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Fifty Years Wedded Golden Anniversary in 1852 Couple
Philo C. Gritman and Miss Jane Ball celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Ball home on Cannan street. Relatives from nearby cities visited, filling North Main street with well wishers from 3 to o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F Ward at Mrs. William Bowers residence, and an impromptu reception followed with guests from Dunmore Pittston New York City and others.
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Philo c. Gritman
Jane Ball
William Ball
Cannan Street
North Main Street
F. ©. Ward
William Bowers
B.S. Osborne
A. D. Blackinton
J. B. Smith Galpin
Fannie Osborne
Cornelia Galpin
Dunmore
Lewis
Pittston
Hoff
New York City
Surprise Fiftieth Birthday Party For Albert Cobb
A large Saturday gathering at Albert Cobb’s home celebrated his fiftieth birthday. Mrs. Ruth Ann Cobb organized the surprise with help from her family. After a bountiful meal, guests gathered for a lawn photograph and spent the afternoon and evening with music, recitations, games, and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cobb
Ruth Ann Cobb
Samuel H. Williams
George Brandon
Great West
Messrs. and Mesdames
Messrs. and Mesdames §& H, Williams, LaGranda Wells
Jessie Gardner
Walter Cobb
Lafayette Cobb
Horton Gardner
Sanford Burns
James Burns
Bert Beott
Rennie Williams
H. Lowry
Mieg
Jessie Westgate
Mise
EB. MacGrath
Ltev Ae
George Cox
Joseph Lee
Kate Gardner
Death of Joseph Sullivan Aged Eleven
Joseph Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs William Sullivan of Forty second street died Tuesday night after a prolonged illness with nerve trouble. He was born in the city eleven years ago and was a bright active child with a promising future. Funeral to depart this afternoon at 2 o clock from the house and burial will be in St Lowe cemetery.
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Joseph
William Sullivan
Forty-second Street
St. Lowe Cemetery
Carbondale
Manlewoon
Maurice Reynolds
George Avery
Ashbury Park
Sidney Mack
Green Ridge
Crystal Lake
Marcus Rieder
Misa Anna Smith
Burlington
N. J
J. M. Ixierer
William Schatter
Pittston
James Vanderfornd
Ralph Willams
Mollenbeek
Genevieve Kelly
Molly Nolna
Katie Murray
William Grady
Hemlock Avenue
Lois Smith
Frieda Ludwig
Dunmore
Mmm Nihil
Eleanor Kimball
Conesidale
Alexander Johnson
Duarte Avenue
Frances Graham
Philadelphia
M. Q. Meaker
Liberty
Syracuse
Lawrence Melvin
Atlanticc City
John Miller
Sarah
Florence
Washington, D. C
H. Lister
Wyoming Street
Juliet Reynolds
Beatrice Burdick
Miss Mandale
B. W. Barnes
Mlklake
St. Paul's
Scranton
Main Street
Misa Wate Gilhool
Brooklyn Street
Susquehanna
Celia Gaollighy
Mary
Nealon
Charles Vogel
John Vogel
Oil City
Willam Smith
South Washington Street
Carbondale Machine Company
Mayfeld
Ontario and Western Railroad Company
J. Dunlap
Ber
J. Lamb
Barney Murphy
John Richards
Barbara Tawley
The Passing Throng Illness and Cholera Death Report
Irving Avery is confined to his Garfield avenue home by illness. Mary Tonkin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Tonkin of Homesdale, died of cholera in a troubling townwide health notice.
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Irving Avery
Garfield Avenue
Mary, Sour
Will Tonkin
Homesdale
Community Notices From Carbondale Area
Local notes report ten month infant funeral and interment in Manlewoon cemetery. Visitors and residents travel between Crystal Lake, Ashbury Park, Scranton, and Dunmore with multiple confirmations of guests. Church services, lodge activities, and post office notices accompany updates on residents health, employment changes, travels, and a cemetery death correction.
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor
Drummond Tennessee merchant Mr T A Pinner says he recovered from a hard spell of the flux using one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy without a doctor. He declares it the best cholera medicine and urges use for bowel complaints in children and adults. Sold by all druggists.
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T. A. Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
The Silent Struggles of Joe Ingham
A college football hero named Joe Ingham faces a tough postgrad life. He moves from student glory to modest work at a bank, struggles with pride, and pursues love with Marie Franz while watching a rival, Charley Hughes, gain recognition for a Medal essay and social success.
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Ingham
Inn
Mary Franz
Chicago
Bank of Creston
Marie
Bill
Woodlawn
Joe
Miss Franz
Charlie Hughes
Hughes
Browning
Charley Hughes
Creston
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Ingham
Paper by Charles Hughes Captivates Attentive Audience
The meeting’s chairman introduces the eminent young lawyer Mr. Charles Hughes for his paper. A bustle erupts as Hughes, known to college boys as Stupidity Hughes, enters the stage and takes a sip of water before beginning his address.
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Charley Hughes
Charles Hughes
Hughes
Evictions in West Virginia as miners resist
Exclusive Wire reports Red Ash and Beary housing removals by constables amid a strike. About forty families refused to vacate Red Ash Coal Co houses, exchanges of gunfire occurred across the river with an estimated 60 shots fired. Deputies moved in as a roundup began, with houses to be occupied by willing workers. Coal output rising. 110 coal cars and 23 coke cars loaded yesterday.
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Thurmont
New River Field
Manila Editors Fined for Sedition Libel Case
Frederick Dorr and Edward O'Brien of Freedom were convicted of sedition and libel in Manila. Each fined $1,000 with six months’ imprisonment suspended. Dorr’s associate A. KR. Dorr was fined $25. The sentences were handed down August 26 for libeling Benito Legarda of the Philippine civil commission.
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Manila
Frederick Dorr
Edward O'Brien
Freedom
A. KR. Dorr
Dorr
O'Brien
Billbid
Benito Legarda
Philippine Civil Commission
Watchman Shoots Wells Fargo Clerk in Railroad Yards
W G Rogers a Wells Fargo bill clerk from New York shot and killed by Watchman Sullivan at Santa Fe railroad yards early today. Rogers and companion Haffner were asleep in a box car when Sullivan attacked with a club and fired after they began to run. Haffner, bruised, corroborates the beating. both men from New York City.
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San Francisco
W. G. Rogers
Wells, Fargo Company
Santa Fe
Sullivan
Rogers
Haffner
New York
Tom I. Johnson
New York City
Ninety-seventh Street
Ninetys Second Street
Ship trusts plans for speed cuts and fares denied
Hamburg August 27 The Hamburger Nachrichten reports that J Plier pon Morgan shipping group plans to slow speed of steamers and reduce fares with German line cooperation. The paper also denies an extra subsidy accord between Cunard and the British government.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Hamburger Nachrichten
J. Plierpont Morgan
Cunard Line
OUST JAPAN FROM ISLAND
The United States reports a warship has been sent to Wake Island to oust Japanese forces, asserting a U S claim to the atoll south of Marcus Island. Japanese outlets question the benefit of the island and US motives remain unclear.
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Tokio
Victoria
B. C
United States
Japan
Marcus Island
Wake Island
America
Pope appoints Guidi as apostolic delegate to Manila
Exclusive dispatch from Rome says the appointment of Mgr Guidi of the papal secretary of state as apostolic delegate to Manila is considered assured though not officially announced until week’s end.
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Rome
Mgr. Guidi
Ust
Manila
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