Lackawanna County Fund Subscriptions For Labor Day
The Carbondale soliciting committee lists numerous donors contributing to Labor Day celebrations including G A Pyle L B Morris Frank Ki J W Kilpatrick I W Retikop J J McNulty FP M Foe P J Mannion T F Campbell C Lee P H Duffy J W Cheevers BP Collins Bartholomay Brewing Co J W Dimock Brennan Boylan H F Clark H F B May T H Fimner Park Clothing House Frank VP Brown Louie Bruner Tt H Tralies W B Stansbury J F McDonald P A Duffy Sixth Avenue Nick Anthony H Lette F C Munn Alfonso Hanna Robert Mdwarila P Mang OH W Burke James Pidgeon John A Lunney John Gubert J L Snyder. It was noted the fund may be deposited in a bank to purchase bread if miners strike.
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G. A. Pyle
L. B. Morris
Frank Ki. Dennis
J. W. Kilpatrick
W. Retikop
J. J. McNulty
M. Foe
P. J. Mannion
T. F. Campbell
C. Lee
P. HH. Duffy
J. W. Cheevers
BP. Collins
Bartholomay Brewing Co
J. W. Dimock
Brennan & Boylan
H. F. Clark
H. FB. May
T. H. Fimner
Park Clothing House
Sir
P. Mang
OH. W. Burke
James Pidgeon
John A. Lunney
Ste
John Gubert
J. L. Snyder
Appointment of Robert Rennie to Lead Local Motive Power Dept
A notice at the locomotive shop announces Robert Rennie of Mauch Chunk will replace Master Mechanic William J T Johnson. Rennie takes charge Saturday morning after recent work at Lehighton Valley shop and a Richmond Virginia residency, having met staff during a prior visit. He is described as a capable, genial person. Johnson has not disclosed future plans.
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Motive Power
Slack
Younr
Robert Rennie
Mauch Chunk
William JT. Johnson
Rennie
Lehieh Valley
Richmond
Johnson
Labor Day Parade Expected With 5000 Participants
An anticipated Labor Day march in the city will draw about 5000 men from Forest City to Archbald. Four bands and two drum corps will accompany the workers including miners printers plumbers carpenters masons machinists and more. The Juniors will join, with A. J. Padden as grand marshal and John Hermes as chief of staff.
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Forest City
Archbald
A. J. Padden
John Hermes
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors In The Area
Professor Stockman organist at St Rose church returns from Germany. Miss Mamie Lally and Miss Mamie Render of Canaantreet visit Aldenville friends. Miss Ruth Dike returns from two weeks in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Liliputians set first rehearsal in the opera house tonight. Dr C Wheeler joins family for a brief visit at Afton New York. Miss Grace Simrell visits Clifton friends. Miss Tillie Nealon entertains Mrs Stella Connors of Pittston. Mrs William Heigh and daughter Maud stay at Thompson.
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Professor Stockman
St. Rose Church
Germany
Mamie Lally
Mamie Render
Canaantreet
Aldenville
Ruth Dike
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Liliputians
Opera
C. Wheeler
Afton
N.Y
Grace Simrell
Clfford
Tillie Nealon
Pike Street
Mires Stella Connors
Pittston
William Heigh
Maud
Thompson
Birthday Party Honors Agnes Revels at Home
A surprise party Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Revels celebrated Agnes Revels fourteenth birthday. Guests included many local youths and families, with games, music, and a delicious lunch before departing.
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Patrick Revels
Agnes
Miss Agnes
Carrie McLaughlin
Edith
Margaret Morgansa
Annie
Mayme
Carrie
Ruth Buckland
Mayme Kennedy
Nellie Sullivan
Josephine Langan
Maggie Jones
Margaret Klambour
Remarkable Cure by Chamberlain's Remedy
A Liberty Rhode Island mother recalls her eight children and how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her daughter from severe dysentery last summer. She praises the medicine as one of the house’s best and urges other mothers to use it. Por enale by druggists. Matthew H Brothers, agents.
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Tom
Mia
George F. Burdick
Liberty
R. I. Porenale
Matthew H Brothers
Local Notes From Olyphant and Nearby Towns
In Olyphant yesterday Professor ER N Davis of Dunmore was a caller. Miss Maud Thomas visits Crystal Lake for a week. Ex-Burgesa McNulty and family plan moves to Throop. Russell Driesbach wed Miss Fadler Heckman of Wilkes-Barre Wednesday at J F Westcott’s Delaware Street residence. Rev.
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ER. N. Davis
Dunmore
Maud Thomas
Crystal Like
Burgesa McNulty
Throop Borough
Russell, Driesbach
Fadler Heckman
Wilkes-Barre
J. F. Westcott
Delaware Street
Local Church wedding announces new residence and job changes
The Presbyterian officiant was FL Hammond. Driesbach recently joined H Spott’s Tackawanna street jewelry shop. The newlyweds will reside on Delaware Street after a wedding trip. Guests include District Attorney John R Jones and Mrs Jones, Mike Anna Reilly of Monse date, and Mr and Mrs M Dardis on Dunmore street. Moldy Creek Delaware and Hudson operations to recount next Monday. John Lynch starts at Atherton's store.
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Hammond
Presbyterian Church
Driesbach
H. Spott
Tackawanna Street
Delaware Street
David Spencer
Crystal Lake
John R. Jones
Mike Anna Reilly
Monesdate
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD NEWS ROUNDUP
Ill Miss Minerva Mc Laughlin at DY Wheeler's private hospital Clar bondale awaiting operation. Nichols Indians beat Mayfield Athletica 12 to 5 on East Side grounds. Giles Mowe led Indians with Talbot Johns Parry batteries. Alice Henwood returns from Dunmore. George B H Jermyn of Scranton in town. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Merritt on Third street. James Dunn buys Homing Ngeons from Baltimore. one bird returned after getting loose. Mrs J D Stocker and Mrs Morrison depart for North Carolina from town. Mrs Thomas Mareh visiting Dunmore. Mrs Richard Brown guest of Mrs John Solomon Greenfield. Kien Luymiain in Toronto. Will Hill in Binghamton. Maude White visiting Mrs Isaac Jones Green Ridge. Funeral of Robert Murray Mayfield held at Sacred Heart church with requiem mass.
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Minerva McLaughlin
DY. Wheeler
Clarbondale
Nichols
Indiauns
Mayfield Athletica
East Side
Giles and Mowe
Talbot
Johns
Parry
Alice Henwood
Second Street
Dunmore
George BH. Jermyn
Scranton
George Merritt
Third Street
James Dunn
Maryland
Dunn
J. D. Stocker
Morrison
North Carolina
Thomas Mareh
Richard Brown
Dennington
Greenfield
John Solomon
Main Street
Kien
Luymiain
Toronto
Canada
Will Hill
Binghamton
Misa Maude White
Green Ridge
Isaac Jones
Robert Murray
Mayfield
Sacred Heart Church
Local Workers Meet Tonight. Residents Report Health and Church Improvements
Workers of America plan an important session this evening led by Frank Decker of Taylor Street. Misa Lissie Lavis has returned home in Edwardedale after recent illness. Welsh Baptist church trustees announce improvements including a stone sidewalk around the edifice.
Church and community notes from the village
Rev Mr Godsehall has returned from a two weeks business trip to Connecticut. Charles Green moved to Olympia where he joined Ferman Bros milk dealers. The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church met last Tuesday at the parsonage. The Stone family reunion at Lily Lake drew a large crowd. Purdon Stone bought the stock of A B Cowles and will continue the business there.
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A. B. Cowles
Local Rail Accident Claimed Miner Foot Injured on Job
Brakeman Frank Rogan of Sterrick Creek suffered a broken ankle while tending to duties Wednesday. Rev. EK J Lafferty spent two weeks in Atlantic and will return later this week. Our Jeroup department is under Mr. W H Dermody who handles subscriptions and delivery complaints. Mire Flaherty of Archbald visiting Mt Vernon hotel. Mise Bynon of Stranton returned home after a week at the Sheldon residence on Clarkson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogan
Sterrick Creek
EK. J. Lafferty
Atlantic
Jeroup
Charite
W. HW. Dermody
Mire Flaherty
Archbald
Railroads announce discounted round trips for fairs and meetings
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers reduced round trip rates for the Torrents Industrial Fair and various meetings. Tickets good for return through September 6 with a few conditions and blackout dates, priced at 9.55 full route or 9.45 with rail and steamer from Lewiston. June agents listed for details.
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Torrents
Lewiston
Black Diamond Express
Niagara Falls
Almife
Jehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Coyote Baffles Rancher in Night Attack near River Bend
Denver Times reports rancher M J McMahon of River Bend, eighty three miles east of Denver, battled a large coyote that entered his dark bedroom. after a desperate struggle he drove the animal away and treated his wounds. Officials wonder if the event ties to local beliefs about captured foe spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McMihen
River Bend
Union Pacific
Eihty
Denver
McMahon
McMatron
Mr. McMahon
Mr. McMoahon
Colle
Chicago to Midwest and Plains Railway Fare Offer
On the first and third Tuesdays in each month during 100, from Chicago on Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, to points in Iowa, South and North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Colorado, Utah, Nebraska, Oregon and Washington at the rate of one fare Plus two dollars for the round trip, good 2 days. For further information call on or address W. FE. Howell, G. BK. FP. A., 181 Broadway, New York, or John KR. Pou, D. P. A. 456 William street, Williamsport, Pa. oe
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iowa
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
W. FE. Howell
G. BK. FP. A
Brodway
New York
John KR. Pou
William Street
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets from Chicago to western destinations
Special excursion tickets from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway on August 1 September 4 and 18 to Deadwood Spearfish Rapid City and Custer South Dakota and to Casper and Sheridan Wyoming at one fare plus 8 for the round trip Good to return until October 1 1900 Stopovers allowed west of Omaha For further details call or address W S Howell BL P A 381 Broadway New York or John R Pott D P A 456 William St Williamsport Pa
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Deadwood
Spearfish
Rapid City
Custer
Casper
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
W. S. Howell
Broadway
New York
John R. Pott
William St
Williamsport
Special Excursion Tickets For Denver and Colorado Cities
Special excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood City and Ogden Utah will be sold by St Paul railway on August 2 and September 8 1900 at a rate of one fare plus 2 for the round trip. Good to return until October 1. For information contact W S Howell BE or Jno R Port DP A 486 Williamsport Pa.
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Denver
Colorido Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood City
Ogden
Utah
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Howell
G. BE
P. A
Broadway
New York
Jno. R. Port
William St
Williamsport
Pra
Excursion Fares For Labor Day Rail Trips Listed
The N. O. & W. Railway and The New York Ontario and Western Railway announce Labor Day excursions. N. O. W. runs to Niagara Falls with a round trip fare good Sept 1 2 and return by Sept 5. Tickets available via nearest N. O. W. agent. NYO&W runs to Lake Pointeaille Sunday Sept 2 with trains from Beranton at 5 30 am and returning 6 10 pm. Scranton fares listed.
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W. Railway Company
Niagara Falls
0. W
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Lake Poynteile
Pennsylvania
Beranton
Scranton
New York
Ontario
R.R
Arriva Tralee
Carlen
Als
Carhandale
Ovis
Beth
Ale
Cones
Cadoels
Carbondale
Runton
Psccaees
Yin
Malm
Cadossa
Tralie
Walton
Delhi
Hinaien
Sifney
Neethie
Conantt Tibet Agente
Andembon
Clem
Vue Agt
Setemton
Scranton bids sewer and street work advertised
Sealed proposals will be received in Scranton Pa for construction of the Nineteenth District sewer system and for replacing curbs gutters and stone work on several streets. City engineers estimate 145 005 02 for the sewer and plans are on file. bids may be rejected.
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Ite Whork
Scranton
Mpa
Woerll Fp
HKK
Mein Kewor
Awand
City Ofer
City
Councila
Lavelle
Ity Terk
Ocity
Scanton
Garfield Avenue
Jackson Street
Pettebone Street
Jer
City Enginwer
Thunelay
Fitaton Avenue
Roaring Brook
River Street
Byron Street
Fittotom Avenue
Stone Avenues
Orchard Street
Pittston Avenue
Stone Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Trom Orchard Street
Hiver Stret
Fia Denilick
Anv Ated
PO Pulllags
Patriotic Sons of America Parade in Lebanon
The state camp Patriotic Order Lone of America closed its meeting in Lebanon after installing new officers and naming Harrisburg for next year. The day’s highlight was a street parade with ten thousand order members. Tomorrow the commandery general of the United States will hold its annual session here.
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Lebanon
Camp Patriotic Order Lone of America
Harrisburg
United States
The King Dramatic Company at Academy of Music Next Week
The King Dramatic company led by Lawrence Grattan brings a lineup to the Academy of Music next week including Miss Muw Watcom and the London success The Power of the Pro, with Williadstiletto's Secret Review and other melodramas. The program features prominent artists, romantic plotlines, and a Confederate era love triangle as the centerpiece of the Leeownt production.
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Muw Watcom
Elroy Stowk
Academy of Muir
London
Fourteenth Street Theater
New Yorks
King Dramatic Empany
Anmaimend
Academy of Music
Wwaded de
Lawrence Grattan
Loral
Williadstiletto
Leeownt
Labor Day
Benton Arcohiord
Verne
Turner
United States
Alltec
National League Scores From Boston Brooklyn and Chicago
Baseball results from Boston and New York games with pitchers batters and fielding notes. Teams Weston Matterie Mercer Clarke Ampine Swartwood Lanier Aim Tet O Day and others feature in several matchups. Umpires are listed with performance notes.
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Boston
New York
Weston
Matteriee
Mercer and Tivady
Willia and
Clarke
Ampine
Swartwood
Pennsylvania Railroad July 1900 Earnings Report Summary
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports July 1900 earnings and expenses. Directly operated lines show increased net earnings with substantial final figures, highlighting gains over prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piermricne
Pennsylvania Rald Company
Pennylvania
Montreal and Chicago Spurs Sweep Red-Hot Early AL Play
In a turbulent start to the season scores spread across cities and teams. Montreal blanked Syractas 6 0 while Toronto topped Providence 4 0 Hartford weighed in 10 4 and Worcester beat Hartford 10 4. Cleveland and Chicago posted decisive wins while Buffalo and Detroit edged their rivals. Milwaukee and Indianapolis also posted wins in a busy AL slate.
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Montreal
Syractas
Hughester
Toronto
Providence
Springfield
Worcester
Hartford
Rail timetable notes Scranton to Philadelphia and New York
May 27 1000 timetable shows trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and WE and DAG with multiple departures and connections to Hazleton Reading Harrisburg Buffalo Chicago Philadelphia and western points. Pullman sleeping cars and express services are listed with agents in New York Cortland Street and Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Phiadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottaville
Reading
Norristown
Philadelphia
Itimore
Pottsville
Reading, &O
Woon
Gen
Pim
B. Tchingon
Mgr
Eifeet
New York
D. A
I. RK
al Pointe
Bethe ‘Hen
Raatort
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Sundeye
Towanda
Fimira
Ithaca
Conine
Bob & Wror
Geneva
Micchester
Buffalo
Niagara Falle
Chicago
D. H
Wal
Hao
Pullman Partor
Lehigh Valley
Wilkeellarre
Newaek
Suai
Melber
OLLIA
WILMA
Cortland
South Hoot Tteliewi
Ita
Tikets
Pullman
Labkowunna Evonde
Seiantan
Central Railroad of New Jersey Passenger Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable listing routes from Stith in New York to Newark, Scranton, Boston, Bethlehem, and Reading with multiple stations and departure times. The garbled text references trains at 8:30 am and other daily departures toward Mountain Park, Readine, Harristure, and various stations including Bethlem and Glen, indicating an incomplete historical schedule record.
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Sunedors
Mtteton
Sefer
Tomy Hentich
Chen Grove
Liew
Daveeet
Owe Station
Chet
Glen
Hawley Rail Road Tests Points and Schedules
Erie and Wyoming report events at Hawley including track tests and points for trains No. 2 and No. 6. Trains 4 pom and 7 op mt are noted with schedules and interchanges, while Komiel travel at A a outlines routing amid routine railway operations.
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Erie
Wyoming
Rifort
Traina Brave Srantiy
Hawley
Ste
Komiel Tralew
A. Om
Traine
Cueck
The Wilkes Farrer Record Now Available in Scranton
The Wilkes Farrer record can be had at the news stands of Relaman hoe in Scranton with listings for Lindes M Norten Luockowsnia premie Suhutaer Pll Symes atirent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
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