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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1902

Page

7

Healing Blues Ride Takes a Window Girl Out

A doctor helps Cameron cure his blues with a charity ride for Rebecca a thirteen year old girl living in a grim city room The excursion to parks brings hope and a renewed sense of purpose to both Cameron and the girl while Alma Grayling visits speaks of pride and gentleness as life improves

Cameron Jack Cameron Doc Jack Ehad Crimerooms Stheweu Jame Kurnler Toruse Rebecca Maginley Man Eveybody Alma Grayling Alma W. R. Rose Cleveland Plain Dealer

How to Avoid the Dangers of a Cold

Warns readers about cold dangers and indoor care until danger passes. Advises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure quickly and reduce pneumonia risk. Sold by druggists.

Saly

Montrose Notes Include Local Visits and Fire Loss

Montrose residents report visits from Scranton notables Alderman Myron Kasson and families of Taylor and Warriner. A fire destroyed a horse barn on Guy E. Wells farm causing rapid spread after a lantern upset. all animals saved. Mrs. C. C. Halsey dies after paralysis, funeral set for Friday. Turkey and egg prices listed amid holiday trade.

Essenton Tribune Montrose Myron R. Kasson Scranton James P. Taylor Emily Norman Stewart Jesse B. Warriner State College BF. A. Wareriner St. Mary's Church Father Corgan Susquehanna W. A. Titeworth Robert Raynsford Cornell University Mary Rayngeford Maple Street E. P. Stamp South Main Street Guy E. Well South Montrose Imarnessea Roy McLeod New Milfond Bert EK. Cronk Fairdale Washington, D. C L. P. Knoll Augustus H. Knoll Buffalo C. C. Halsey Dr. Halsey South Cherry Street Posas

Holiday Theatre Crowds Fill Scranton Venues

Large crowds flocked to Scranton theatres for matinee and evening performances. At the Lyceum audiences enjoyed Our New Minister with a strong New England setting and notable actors. The Star housed a burlesque from Wine Women and Song, while the Lyceum advertised Andrew Mack in The Bold Soldier Boy and the Augustin Daly Musical company in San Toy.

Minister Lyceum Wine, Women and Song Company The Star Scranton Denman Thompson George W. Ayer New England Darius Startle Joseph Conyers Obadiah Blurton Flint Louis Flerce Henry R. Scott Sylvanus Bartlett John Barker Curt Holton John P. Brown Skeesicks George W. Barnum Dorcas Tattleby Charles Stedman Lem Ransom John Terris Thaddeus Strong Ethel Brooke Ferguson Nance Ransom the Star M. M. Theise Armstrongs Bonita Mark Bennett Albert Rich Edward Jess Evans Aliee Cheslyn the Lyceum Andrew Mack Theodore Hart Sayre Mack Hine Augustin Daly H. V. Esmond Charles Frohman Empire Theatre Company

Rent Ten Room House in Excellent Neighborhood

Classified notices list rental for a ten room house with modern amenities on avenue and inquiries directed to R. P. Hamilton at 426 Apruce Street. Also offers Linden Street vacancies and rooms with board for young men, with inquiries at 32 Washington Avenue. Lost pocketbooks and memoranda sought with liberal rewards offered.

Ments R. P. Ham-iiton Washington Avenue

Christmas events and weddings mark Forest City holiday

Forest City reports a festive night as the Workmen’s Sick and Death Benefit society holds a Christmas program in Prokopowicz hall with Kriss Kringle giving gifts to children and dancing sections. Two locals, John Meyers and Miss Hannah Atkinson, wed at the Presbyterian manse with a brief honeymoon. Other holiday activities include Sunday schools’ celebrations and visits from students and relatives.

Forest City Prokopowlts Hall Workmen's Kriss Kringle H. Joseph Forest House Winifred O'Hara Mansfield Normal School James Cording Allegheny College W. J. Jennings Scranton J.T. Jennings Thomas, Va Joseph Jennings Lafayette College Methodist Presbyterian Episcopal The Baptist Church John Meyers Hannah Atkinson

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Old and Well-Tried Remedy for Teething

An aged, trusted remedy from Mrs Winslow is praised as the best teething aid in the United States. The syrup reportedly soothes pain, eases diarrhoea, griping, and wind colic, with millions of mothers using it for sixty years. Twenty one cent bottle.

Detective License Hearing in Lackawanna County

Notice of petition by William K Hughes for appointment as detective in the Court of Quarter Sessions Lackawanna county hearing set for Saturday January 10 at 6 am in open court Palmer L Williams attorney for petitioner. Also annual stockholders meeting for Third National Bank of Scranton to elect directors January 15 between 1 and 4 pm at the bank on Wyoming avenue.

William K. Hughes Lackawanna County William 2. Hughes Palmer L. Williams Third National Bank of Scranton Wyoming Avenue

Rail timetable notice for trains to New York Philadelphia and points east

Train schedule through Scranton Carbondale and White Haven lists departure times for D R G routes to New York Philadelphia and other points. It notes Black Diamond Express connections and Lehigh Valley Parlor cars between Wilkes-Barre and New York and Philadelphia. Officials Collected details include agents at Cortland Street and South Bethlehem.

Scranton Philadelphia New York D. & Tlr Carbondale L. V. Soach Carbonfire White Haven Hawloton Rolnis Pottsville Bethlehem Enaten Harrisburg IT. R Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Tthaca Geneva Sun- R. Veal Lehigh Valley Willkes-Barre Philadelphi Uta Phuanensign Bridge Ollin Wil W. Nonemacher City Public Square kes-Barre

Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedules and Connections

Scranton trains depart for New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Ash ley Wilkes Bar re and Pittston at 7:30 am 1 pm and 4 pm Sundays 7:15 am and 2:10 pm Quaker City Express from Scranton at 7:00 am with Pullman Parlor Car service to Philadelphia and through connections to Baltimore Washington and more Long Branch Ocean Grove service at 7:00 am and 1:馀 im via dates vary W Reading Lebanon Harrisburg via Allentown at 7:40 am 1 pm and 4 pm Sundays 7:15 am and 2:40 pm Tamaqua Pottsville at 7:30 am 1 pm and 4 pm Sundays 7:15 am Rates and tickets from station agents General manager W G Bessler and M Burt Genl Paaepr Agt

Philadelphia Baltimore Washington D. C New York Avocen Pittaton Wilkes-Barre Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Tamaqua Pottsville W. G. Bessler Panante M. Burt

Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule In June 16 Details

Schedule from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia with through service via Pottsville and as far west as Pittsburg. Includes Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches, weekday departures at 6 47 am 10 00 am 1 00 pm and 4 55 pm with connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the West. Also lists through service to Hazleton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburg with intermediate stops.

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pottsville Sunbury Harrisburg Althmoare Washington Pittsburg Warrisburg Haltimore Hardiaburg Altimore Pittsaire Vestibals Pullman Rottaville Hazleton

Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule Fragments

Fragmented timetable notes show arrivals and departures for Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and Honesdale with times around 8 19 and 12 34 and a listing of stations Burdick Pryor Serinton and others. The garbled OCR preserves a dated rail schedule style indicating early morning and afternoon services across a Northeast corridor.

Raine Ms Pau Honesdale G Om. m Wilkes- Arre M. Antanda Alimay Anit S.e Viet Buin Bar Wipum Nis Albany Polite North Asi NOY W. J. Pryor DP. A Serinton

Trains Schedules to Hawley and Nearby Stations

Trains depart from Newburgh for Hawley and local stations at 4 P M and 1 46 P M. Services to Honesdale and White Mills run at 1 03 8 A M and arrive at Ber 1 and 15 P M.

Eteet Ganiiken Oe Newburgh Potnt Ork Hawley Honesdale Hah Ber 1 Anton

Train Schedule Fragments for Vermont and Pennsylvania Lines

Fragmentary timetable mentions New York city connections and routes via Carbondale and Berunton. Notes include Trains Nos 10 and 1 on weekdays with specific arrival times, and references to connections for Oneida and Wharton with Quaker City service.

Carbondale Cnc ii Ehunidale Stata, & Ry Wrbon Quaker City Aston Pennsylvania

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