Arrival of Mr Wicks Disrupts Quiet Country Luncheon
At a lunch with Miss Matilda Cherryton and Sylvia, the arrival of Mr Wicks triggers intrigue and amusement. Jack, curious and jealous, pursues the mystery, while misadventures unfold as a carriage, an attempted robbery, and a missing Mr Wicks lead to a chaotic afternoon. Mr Wicks later returns as a beloved houndlike figure, only to vanish again the next day amid fox terrier mischief and playful drama.
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Sylvia
Mr. Wicks
Jack
Matilda Cherryton
War Ab
Mischerrggton
Wieke
Byivia
Milas Cherest
Selvin
Selvia
Celene
Mack
Pat Atetlichy
Romiely
Ana
Jacek
Miss Cherryion
New Bay
Rexacty
Jamon
Miss Cherryton
Matilda
Stoner
Jove
James
Dock
Wicks
Doitor
Moire
M Jck
Mr Wicks
Misa Cherryton
Jeanine
Mr. Wicke
Mr. Cherryton
Mise Cherryton
Dack
Heroic Mr. Wicks Ends in Tragic Farewell
Miss Cherryton’s calm handling of jewel theft belies the growing tension between Jack and Sylvia over Mr Wicks. The dog’s protector role crescendos when a mysterious pursuer appears under three oaks, Mr Wicks dies defending jewels and Jack and Sylvia confess enduring love as darkness falls.
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Olf
Sylvia
Mr. Wicks
Jack
Mr. Wi
Mr. Cherryton
Miss Cherryton
The Sympathetic Captain
Walter Camp recalls a brutal football play where a hard hit leads to a full back's death and a captain's dramatic, heartless exclamation. The vivid game scene ends with a grim diagnosis and stunned onlookers.
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Jalen
Ile
Walter Camp
Chicago Record
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect Now 1897
The schedule shows Wilkes-Barre departures at 7 30 a m on weekdays to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and on to Pittsburg and the West. A 10 15 a m weekday service runs to Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown Philadelphia Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. A 3 12 p m daily run goes to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. A 5 00 p m weekday train serves Hazleton and Pottsville. Wood is General Passenger Agent J and Hutchinson is General Manager.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Altimore
Wood
J. &. Hutchinson
Train Schedules to Scranton and Connections Released
A railway notice lists Monday July 1 schedules to Scranton with multiple departures to Garborndale Leh Albany Saratoga Montreal and connections via Lehigh Valley and Black Diamond routes. It promises complete reform schedules and ticket office details for Western and Southern traffic with staff signatures JW Burdock CP A Albany N H W CROSS D P A.
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Scranton
Garborndale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
England
Dhor Hanexuala
New York
Philadelphia
Paper Valley BR
Cee Biack
M. Por Pennsylvana Lm
Lehigh Valley Re
Carhendile
Way
United States
Trains from Scranton Schedules November 21 1897
Train departures from Scranton on Monday November 21 1897 include express routes to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and the South, with multiple times scattered through the day. Connections at Buffalo, Northumberland, Wilkes Barre and Kingston link to Western and Southern points. Details and pocket timetables available from M. J. Smith, Keystone Passenger Agent at the depot.
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Scranton
New York
All Points
Roston
Tromnton
Philadelphia
Washington
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Muakin
Clong
Weat
Way Stithony
Im Nicholson
Dination
Ailen
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wikes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Nville
Northumber
Wilihimaport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Nanticoke
Scranton Rail Schedule Details Trains to New York and Intermediate Points
Train timetable notes routes from Erie and Wyoming Valley to Scranton with departures at 7 05 and 2 15. Arrivals from Scranton to above points listed for 10 29 and 3 15 with varying fares indicated.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Coal Service From Scranton
Rail schedule shows Lehigh Valley routes from Scranton to executive lines via Black Diamond Express and connections to Pittston Wilkes-Barre Towanda Elmira Ithaca and Buffalo. Trains serve Bethlehem Reading Bethlehem Towanda Geneva Rochester Chicago and other intermedate points with Pullman cars and coach facilities. Officials CHAS. S AT Gen. Supt. and A W NORMEMACHER Gen Pass Agt Philadelphia. Berunton office listed.
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Tor
Bethiehem
Buuton
Reading
Murrieborg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Nhusara
Chicago
He Pal T
Jexpress
Pullman
Portor
Ehraping
Leileh
Chas. S
Phila
Central Railroad of New Jersey Schedule Details
Readable sections show train times from Liberty Street and Whitehall terminal to Philadelphia New York Newark and Elizabeth with express and parlor car options. Includes connections to Wilkes Barre Lakewood Atlantic Philadelphia and Allentown with afternoon and Sunday listings and noted nov 14 effective date.
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Lehigh and
Susnehanna
New York
Liberty Street
N. K
Whitehall
Wilkes-Barre
Lakewood
Newark
Andlizabeth
Texpresa
Philadelphia
Healing Terminal
Mauseh Chunk
Allentown
Belllehe Fanon
M. eiaAt
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MF Wicks
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Miss Druce
Sylvian
Mr. Wickes
N.Y
Fairbank Company
Cureaco
Montrea I
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DR. Ridpath
Wanamaker History Club
Ridpath
John Clark Ridpath
A. M
History Club
Russia
Morocco
Tua
John Wanamaker Onnor
O. S. Echeme
Erie Medical CO
Starapasy
AJAX
Iuvetaner
Simon Bros
M.C. Sanders
Drugginia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Lene Pranch
Ocean Grove
Readlig
Tabane
Fierceoney
Fottevile
Librar Street
North River
Sunes Parloe
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Grand Central
Ppland
Long Island Railroad
Reading Terminal
Pe Aldwin
Pasa
Agt
J. TH. Olaausen
Gen
Supt
Lacka
Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
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Franklinsten Va
oUve Hancock Starlight
Preston Park
Winwood Ree
Pleasant
Vulondale
Forest City
Carbondale
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Areuthala
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Mer Park
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Onne
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Gollies
Vial
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