Principal Appointed for Matrose High School
The Montrose Board of Education elected Professor Charles J. Winder for four years to succeed the late Professor Denton as principal of the Matrose High School. Winder is a Dickinson College graduate with four years as Ber-Hoek public schools principal and comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Mohttoge
T. Spender
Enton
Dames
Atrose High School
Board of Education
Charles J. Winder
Ars
Ber
Montrose
Eart Lake
Roorts
Ontrose Fire Department
Binghamon
Heart Lake
George B. Felker
George H. Frazier
Five Counties
Westfield
Pennsylvania
May Courtright
Clark's Green
Walter Lathrop
Hazleton
D. R. Lathrop
South Main Street
Susquehanna
Michael Kilrow
Great End
van Cott
New Milford
Montose
Susquehanna—county
Ontrose
Jacob Koch
Akron
Ohio
Och
Mra
Egsauer
Scenery Hill
New Milford Socials and Sports Update
Dr Bullard and family hosted guests at Loch Widen while Glen Van Buskirk visited Beaver Meadow. Mrs F I Moss entertained Miss Owens from Montrose. New Milford baseball team lost to Great Bend. Vv Trumbull and family moved to Beaver Meadow for the season. Charles Benjamin and Bert Moore bought L G McCollum s grocery. Miss Kate Quinn plans a trip to Cohocton next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Beaver Meadow
Charles Benjamin
Bert Moore
L. G. McCollum
Kate Quinn
Cohocton Iil
Stomachs on Stilts and a Patent Remedy Claim
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach weakness and digestive ills. The text urges readers to avoid substitutes and touts the product and its Pleasant Pellets as superior, claiming improved digestion and strength after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Clarence Arnes
Han
Local Sketchbook of Visits and Obituaries at Tunkhannock
Special to the Scranton Tribone from Tunkhannock July 2 with notices of funerals and visitors. Augusta Sickler attended a funeral in Cooper Newton Centre. Gertrude Goodspred of Brooklyn guests Reynolds on West Tioga. Mrs Henry Harding returns to Scranton. Josele Clark of Danville visits Mrs Emily Mills. Frank Cooper returns home after Philippine service. W Dean Sampson visits brother in Binghamton. Austin Carey of Lehighton visits parents. J S Swisher and wife visit Scranton friends. Elizabeth Stark attends Alvin Day funeral. Albert Northrop, NY Central civil engineer, visits family. Sheriff A G Gregory of Meshoppen calls on town.
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Scranton
Tunkhannock
Augusta Sickler
Cooper
Newton Centre
Gertrude Goodspred
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Reynolds
West Tioga Street
Henry Harding
Josele Clark
Danville
Emily G. Mills
Warren Street
Frank Cooper
Nineteenth Regiment
United States Infantry
Philippine Islands
W. Dean Sampson
Riley Sampson
Binghamnton
Austin Carey
Lehighton
Hawley Community Notes From July Reports in Scranton Tribune
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hawley on July 2 mentions W A Decker possibly becoming editor of the Times from August 1 and J Hl Ludwig returning from Europe on July 10. It notes local movements including vacations for Robert J and Gordon H Wheeler and Albert K Ludwig, a knitters mill hire, fishing trips to Peck's pond, flood repairs along the river, and a new Lehigh Valley railroad position for Thomas Tuttle.
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Scranton Tribune
Hawley
W. A. Decker
The
Times
J. Hl. Ludwig
Robert J
Gordon H. Wheeler
Massillon
W. ¢. Knapp
Matamoras
Leonard Simpkins
Honesdale
Maennerchor Hall
Albert K. Ludwig
James I. Palmer
Thomas Dunn
James Coughlin
Peck’s Pond
Biddy
Grace Bishop
Orlande Willian
Frank Pellett
Paupack
Thomas Tuttle
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Holiday Week Activity Sparks Local Moves and Plans
The Durland Thompson Shoe Company shows a weeklong vacation for workers while the National Elevator Works receive a new 10 horsepower boiler moved from Dela Ware and Hudson station. Prothonotary records list 33 June marriages in Wayne County. Texas No 4 Chemical Fire Company plans Fourth of July celebration in Belgine Park. Perry A. LaBarr opens a new Express Agent office opposite City Hall. Andrew Thompson family sails from New York on Celtic for a three month Europe tour. Port Jervis and Honesdale teams meet July Fourth on Honesdale grounds.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Durland- Thompson Shoe Company
National Elevator Works
Dela Ware and Hudson
Wayne County
Texas No. 4
Chemical Fire Company
Belgine Park
Express
Perry A. LaBarr
City Hall
Andrew Thompson
Rebecca
Charles
Celtic
New York
Europe
Port Jervis
McCoy Family Returns From Western Visit
Mr and Mrs John McCoy return from an extended visit in the west where they visited their sons and daughter. No events planned for the fourth. Many locals plan celebrations at Factoryville Luke Nicholson and Fileville. Mr and Mrs Martin Crook return from Jersey City. Miss Marie Kenyon of York state visits Mrs L Shields.
Local Notes From Ariel and Scranton Tribune
Mrs. Ben Parsons has returned home from visiting her sister under doctor’s care. Mr. L. W. Mittangs is mentioned in medical context. Mr. Secadt moved into a new cottage at the lake. Mr. Charles Shafer reports a recently lost valuable horse.
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Bprdal
Scranton Tribune
Ariel
L. W. Mittangs
Ben Parsons
Secadt
Charles Shafer
Fremen July 4 events add clay pigeon shoot
In Factoryville on July 4 there will be a clay pigeon shoot for all applicants. Shooting times run 9 to 12 in the forenoon and 4 to 6 40 in the afternoon. Birds are supplied at 1 dollar per hundred.
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Factoryville
Invitation Extended to Enjoy Day’s Programme
A cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to come and enjoy the day’s programme.
Differences in Cadet Life and Merchant Marine Promotion
The piece outlines cadet life aboard American Line ships with ranks as petty officers, initial ten then fifteen dollars monthly pay, and free instruction. It notes selective cadet intake from Atlantic coast school ships, a high attrition rate, and that captains earn about 3600 to 4500 dollars yearly with annual captain pay increases, plus a path through other lines for promotion.
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Alice
Sui
Atlantic
St. Mary
Hunterprise
Saratoga
Rockefeller Jr Bible Class Curiosity Sparks Attention
A profile notes John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a rich young man who prefers teaching a famous Bible class over leisure. It contrasts his thrift sermon with the Standard Oil mindset, highlighting how observers wonder whether his views reflect the New Testament or corporate precepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Mackefeller
Manhattan
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard of
Rockefeller
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mrs Williams
Testimonial from Mrs H W Williams of 1403 Luzerne Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and fatigue. She attributes relief to regular use after discomfort worsened by heavy chores and washing. Product sold by Matthews' drug store with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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H. W. Williame
Luzerne Street
Saye
Dean
Matthews’ Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Parable of the talents cited as moral guidance
A preacher notes a son's oratorical use of the parable of talents to urge honest gain and diligence. He warns that the truly dangerous person is not the wayward but the inert, who makes no headway and cannot be steered. The discussion frames thrift as religious duty and hope for the diligent.
Baseball Roundup: Leagues Report Batterylines Across Cities
In Philadelphia and Boston, batter lines show McGinnity Robinson Powers Schreckengost and Adkins Clark Warner among batters. Detroit St Louis Chicago and Chicago second game feature Pratt McFarland Donohue Donohue Garvin Sullivan Dowell Donohue with umpires Carroll Sheridan and others.
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St. Louis
Ry.e. Chicago
Cope Moto
Loulé
Pratt and McFarland
Donohue
Sheridan
E. Chicega
St. Gents Sc
Garvin and Sullivan
Dowell
National League Scores From Brooklyn New York and Pittsburgh
In Brooklyn Philadelphia lost to Brooklyn with Batteries Duggheby Devin Slughes Ahearn and Umpire Imelie. New York beat MOLLI 48 to 41 with Batteries Slate Pittinger Moran Bowerman and Umpire Cantillion. Chicago St Louis rain delayed. Pittsburg Cincinnati 3 to 4 with Batteries Hahn Peltz Doheny Smith Umpire O Day.
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Brooklyn
Philaelphia Wee
Duggheby
Devin
Slughes
Ahearn
Iimelie
New York
Doslon Veces
Slate
Pittinger
Moran
Matthewson
Bowerman
Cantillion
Pittsburg
Cincinnad
Hahn and Peltz
Doheny and
Smith
O'Day
Eastern League Game Scores Highlight Local Matchups
In Jersey City Rochester beat Buffalo 8 to 2 in the first game while Burtile led Newark to a 7 to 1 second game victory. The results reflect a split action across two Rochester and Newark contests.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Burtile
Amateurs Seek Sunday and Saturday Baseball Games
The West Side Orioles invite the Catolpers to play Sunday July 6 on Catolpers grounds. The Crystal team of Novik Scranton seeks a game with the Green Ridge Amateurs on Green Ridge ground for Saturday, to be arranged via The Tribune.
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West Side Orioles
Catolpers
Tribune
Willams
Manger
Crystal Baseball
Novik Scranton
Green Ridge
Damages Awarded for Lost Jersey Cow Ad Cost Sought
A claim seeks damages and costs of advertisement after a Jersey cow went missing on the premises of BG Ten nant and Woodlawn Park. The owner may recover the loss and related expenses.
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Tennant &M Woodlawn Park
Model Laundry Ad Promises Shirt Service Rates
The Primore laundry offers cleaning for shirts at a stated per item price and collars and cuffs priced separately per piece. The notice highlights available services and charges in brief terms.
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Model Laundry
Primore
Ge. Cach
For Rent Classified Notices and Boarders Wanted
Multiple rental listings and notices from Scranton and surrounding areas. Furnished rooms private baths heat and gas on Adams Avenue plus July transient board at Bliss Villa Waverly PA. Also storage space, blacksmith shop rental, and stock market advisory from G. M. Hibbard & Co. in New York.
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Adams Avenue
Adama Avenue
Waverly Board
Bliss Villa
Waverly
Pat
G. M. Hibbard & Co
Consolidated and Stock Exchange
Roadway
New York
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Treasury Statement June 3 1992
Treasury report lists the state accounts at close of business June 3 1992 with balances in numerous banks including Allegheny National Bank Pittsburgh Freehold Bank Manchester and Philadelphia branches. It covers cash and checks on hand and advances to members with totals and signatures of Frank Harris State Treasurer and Francis G Harris Auditor General.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Harrishire
State Treasury
Wunil
Mechanics
National Bank
Philadelphia
Allegheny National Bank
Commonwealth ‘Trust Company
Freehold Bank
Pawees Quiker City National Bank
Vevey
Athens National Bank
Athens
American Trust Company
Phuqg IV
Allegheny
WEN Vacaeeueewues
Chester National Bant
Chestey ‘National Bank
Beaver
Federal
Pitts- Dui
Eee Somman National Bank
Ehony Yeeeeres
Dirk National Bank
Bangor
First National Bank
Somerset
Bret National Bank
Union
Oakdale
Williama- Lancaster Trust Co
Lancaster
Mercer County
Natonal Bank
Mercer
Eenneer- Csenne Moshannen National’ “Loans
PUMA
Ee Corn Exchinge National Bank, Co
Enterprise National Bank
Les Corria
National Bank of Germantown
Venveyes National Bank of Coatesville
Coatesville
Nazareth National’ Bank
Cher
National Bunts
Jerney Shore
OU City Trust Co
OW City
ENRMD
People’s Trust Co
Braddock
Philadelphia National Bank
Phumacnaia Weereee Rere Ee Eee
Ees Pridenthil Teast Co
Pitta- Dug
Haciaddeeeanenns Ees
Philadelphle
SevGay AbsQnnieaneys Borond Bank
Pittsburg
RELL
Terratrs Prep Reece
Second National Bank
Union Depot ‘and Trust’ Co
Union ‘Trust Co
Washington Runt
Wash- Farron
Crerventes Westmoreland Livings “and Trust
Greensburg
Warren Treat Co
Warren
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
EL B. Hardenbergh
Harris
Franis G. Harris
BR. Stardenbergh
E.G. Ee Ae
S General
Pet and livestock dealer ads across Philadelphia streets
Various advertisements show trends in 19th century commerce from Philadelphia and Scranton. Sellers promote fancy stock, poultry, rabbits, and puppies, plus trained ferrets for rats. Listings mention fish, parakeets, pigeons, dogs, parox quotes, and pet supplies with multiple city addresses.
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Scranton
Noth St
Philadelphia
Fox
N.oth &T
For Sale Farm 120 Acres Near Scranton and More
Classified notes list a 120 acre farm near Scranton with stock and implement needs, plus a home and farm lots for sale in Maple Lake and Lackawanna county. Also offered are loans at 4 to 6 percent and a Desirable room suite with first class board on Sid Jefferson avenue.
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Scranton
Murcow
Mary Jenkins
Maple Lake
Upper
Green Ridge
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvina
Sanderson Avenue
Sid Jefferson Avenue
List of Scranton professionals and services in 1902 directory
Directory snippet lists certified public accountants architects engineers dentists lawyers patent solicitor and business services with addresses in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and vicinity. Includes Edward C Spaulding Frederick J Brown H IL Harding Jessup & Jessup War railroad timetable references and local commodity advertisements.
Scranton New York and Buffalo Trains Schedule Notes
Train times effective June 1 outline departures from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Gouldsboro Buffalo Binghamton Elmira Oswego Syracuse Utica Moontrose Nicholson Bloomsburg Northumberland Plymouth and Sunday services. Daily and holiday patterns listed with multiple morning and afternoon slots and separate Sunday runs.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Gouldsboro
Buffalo
Binghamton
Elmira
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Burmousa
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumber
Mymouth
Sundary
Wor
IMO Am
Buffaloes
Elmira and Way
Binghamton and Way
Trains From Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Schedules Declared
Wffe at June 1 1902 notes for Carbondale Scranton and Wilkes-Barre trains with Sunday services and times to Albany Pennsylvania and points north. Prairie schedules list morning departures 7.41 a m 9.38 9.47 10s a m and afternoon runs 3.56 p m 8.00 a m 11.03 and 8.63 p m from various hubs with D P A W L Pryor in Scranton.
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Wffe
Hee
Carbondale
Scranton
Ind
Wilkes- Barre
K. V. R . Pointe
Pennsylvania
AE Pont
Bian
Albany
Wilkes-Barr
Points North
Tlowesdale
W. L. Pryor
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule in Effect June 16 1902
Schedule shows Scranton departures at 6 38 a m and 6 47 a m weekdays to Philadelphia via Pottsville with vailed stops and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh. An afternoon 2 45 p m and 2 28 p m service to Philadelphia via Wilkes Barre includes vestibule cars and parlor cars. Names Hutchinson and Wood listed as officials.
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Leive Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Haven
Hagieton
Cowl
Dd. & JH
Potts
Bethlehem
Marton
Reading
Mareksburg
Principial Heigling Elations
Luck Pine Express
Port Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneve
Pinta
K. R
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
All Points
Vin
Mad P.m
Sundauyy
Lough Valley
Bet Wilkes Burne
Piagetnhia
Boffowed Soepenston Bridge
Rollon T. Wilhur
Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Avoca
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Occah Grove
Tho
Lebanon
Harriebur
Allentown
Tamarua
Pottsville
W. G. Reasler
Co. M. Burt
Scranton
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Pure
Sunbury
Pittsburg
Pittburg
West
Wilkes-Barre Pullman
Masleton
Sun Bury
Pittsurg
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Northeastern
John Golden
Baptist Church
J. D. Mallory
M.tucker
Watson
Lakeside
G. C. Howell
Johnson
Scrantop ‘Tribune
Clement A. Grissom, Jr
Harper's Weekly
McGinnlty and Robinson
Plink Wid Powers
Schreckengost
Caruthers and Johnstone
Boston
BALE
Boston Veces
Orthe and Clark
Adkins
Fums Aul Warner
Connolly
Detroit
Cleveland
Mook Cholm
Moore
Bomis
Buclow
O' Loughlin
Grandma
the Tribune
Dr. Graves
Tn Lake
Elekt Roomea
ANP Yal
Shannon & Co
Carbondale, Ia
Conrad Pell
Hlacksmith and Wheelwright
Pittston Avenue
Bittenbender & Co
City Te Atasia Avenue
Privitesa
M.C. Tribune
M. M. Boardman
Dalton
Financial Statement
Pocahontas Collieries Company
King
Binimillnois
Pocahontas
Taxewell County
State of Virginia
Norfolk and Western Railway
Wanita
Onde
YA Fats
Paootmut
Cens OE PT Ayliside Timber Men
Hotpupr Ieee
Crete
Rennay Alvania
Pocahontis
Pocahontas Colliertes Company
Arcade
Philta
Titlen
Irving
Hmind & Clarrixton Plough Co
Clirk Mills
Oneida County
Addresa
Dondet
Harrison Avenue
6Th St
N.th St
Leo J. Zurttieh
N. V. Walker
Connell
Certified Public Accountant
EDWARD_C. SPAULDING
Traders’ Bank
Old
Udeist
Architects
Frederick J. Brown
Archer, Real Estate Exchange Bldg
Washington Ave
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. IL. Harding
Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knigup
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Willard, Yarren & Snapp
Sol
Connell Building
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
AW. Berthole
Wyoming Avenue.rd
Atents
Clit
Replogle & Co
Mears Bldg
CAFE
Wranki , Ud. Oos Plo
Aven
P. Ziegler
Scranton House
Mardl. & W
Victor Koch
A. BR. Brigose
B. Binges
North Main Avenue
Micke
Adams and
Mulberry
Joseph Kuettel
Baroll Lacka
Mins
Megargher ‘Bros
Washington Touts
Wilker-Barre
Palacian
Guinden
Norton
Ayoona Ave
LS. Schutsgr
Ontario
Onton
Cat
Seeree
I Mieis
Ivalns
Linkriddletown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Prh
Poyntelle
I Sidney
Betas
Vrain So
Quake City
Joan An Ot
Borapton
R. Iadolphais Wenthe
Guyt BiYigton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania Railroad
H Nutchinson
Mer. Ee Wood
Pass. Agt
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