Notable Citizens Take Fourth Trips and Meetings Across the Area
Weston Mill Co. and Mifflin avenue resident George Schroeder are in Honesdale while M H Burgunder of Wilkes-Barre was in the city yesterday. Several local figures plan Fourth of July visits from Elmhurst to Nova Scotia and Philadelphia, with travelers including Dr John Burnett, Dr M Clark, and a party led by Mr and Mrs Walter Buell.
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M. H. Burgunder
Wilkes-Barre
Fred Fuller
Lake Ar.l
Horace E. Hand
Elmhurst
John Burnett
Thousand Islands
E. C. Newcomb
Benton Township
Orin J. Gale
Philadelphias
Scranton
Walter Buell
Nova Scotia
Christian Endeavor Notes and Convention Preparations
Contributed by H G Dunning. Calls for Boston delegates and committee praise. Mentions Penny in the slot utensils, colors for Scranton convention, and prayer meetings during a Greenville revival. Ann May Barrett hosts a gathering on Adams avenue with a list of attendees and friends. The piece reflects local church youth activity and revival planning.
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Boston
C. E. Daniels
London
America
Scranton
Second Presbyterian Church
Greenville
D. C
Novel Fourth of July Balloon Sighting in Dunmore
A large rice paper balloon with a lit fuse rose at Cedar avenue and Birch Street before bursting as spectators watched. The spectacle accompanied a day of crackers and torpedoes across the South Side near Dunmore.
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Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
Charles G. Rosar
Scranton Athletic Club
Mountain Park
Aus
Local Names and Community Notices From Bethlehem Area
E Robins visits Osterhout's store in Bethlehem while John Wilson from Whites-Barre stays in the North End. Mrs Dominick Knowsland builds a house at Yard and Oak. Mr Neary visits his mother on West Market street after twelve years away. Providence Epworth league plans ice cream on the parsonage lawn this afternoon and evening. Miss Margaret O Malley of Clinton Mass visits her mother on Cusick avenue. Dr Roberts paints his new store on North Main avenue, now occupied by 8 E Ackerly. Epworth league to serve ice cream and cake on the parsonage lawn this afternoon and evening. Ladies Aid of Providence Presbyterian church to hold a birthday social Thursday evening July 18 in Sunday school room. Miss Ruth Jackson hosts friends to honor Miss Lillian Pearson with a dance. Attendees include Anna Gillespie Meta Osterhout Hattie Green Hal Gillespie Guy Osterhout Nelson Gillespie George Benedict.
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Osterhout
Bethlehem
John Wilson
Whites-Barre
North End
Dominick Knowsland
Yard
Oak Streets
Mr. Neary
Weat Market Street
Providence Epworth League
Margaret O'Malley
Clinton
Mass
Patrick O'Malley
Cusick Avenue
Dr. Roberts
North Main Avenue
E. Ackerly
Epworth League
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Ruth Jackson
Lillian Pearson
Thase
Anna Gillespie
Meta Osterhout
Hattie Green
Hal Gillespie
Guy Osterhout
Nelson Gillespie
George Benedict
Methodist church prayer meeting and Fourth of July activities
Town officials report a gas line petition being circulated while most borough businesses close for the Fourth of July. A Lake Arles excursion is planned for August 5 by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School. Community clubs held events at North Blakely Street and Barachela Keystone garden. Local residents relocate or travel for health and vacation.
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Lake Arles
North Blakely Street
Scott Watrous
Ash Street
Colorado Springs
Ruby Yost
South Blakely Street
Shenandoah
William Lutz
Quincy Avenue
Peranton
Mra
Mowery
Houser
Stroudsburg
Dunmore
Independent Hose Company
Barachela Keystone Garden
Arthur Leacock
Wilbraham Academy
Wilbraham
The Auraphone Co Patent Inquiry
A fragment mentions The Auraphone Co at 718 Metropolitan Square and references a scientific invention. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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Veerarr Eerie
Auraphone Co
Nn Square
Minooka Base Hall Club Meets Moosle Team for Purse
Miss Magele Lydon of Pittsburg vishes her mother on Gilmore avenue. Independence Day events unfold with cannon and powder. Patrick L Coyne of Kingston plans Fourth with MK Lowka friends. County Superintendent J C Taylor examined at No 3 school yesterday. A list of certificate aspirants includes Mary Loughney Annie Pritehenry Mary Langan Annie Cornell Kate Jeffers Mary Reinhardt Mary Coyne Annie Juyow Ellenore Casey Annie Brown Alle e Murray Sarah Stokes Joseph Mulderry. The Minooka Base Ball Club, Lackawanna County champions, will play the Moosle team on the Brickyard grounds for a purse of 410. Home lineup includes O Neill McDonall Shea Shortstep Melvin Walsh Fallon Flannery Diskin Philbin Nounson. Game called at 10 30.
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Magele Lydon
Pittsburg
Gilmore Avenue
Patrick L. Coyne
Kingston
Mklowka Friends
J.C. Taylor
Missea
Mary J. Loughney
Annie Fpitehenry
Mary Langan
Annie Cornell
Kate Jeffers
Mary Reinhardt
Mary Coyne
Annie Juyow
Ellenore Casey
Annie Brown
Allee Murray
Sarah Stokes
Joseph Mulderry
Minooka Base Hall Club
Lackawanna County
Groun’s
O'Neill
McDonall
Shea
Melvin
Walsh
Fallon
Flannery
Diskin
Feild
Philbin
Nounson
Ten Reasons for New Trial in Holtham Case
Attorneys Richard Musteed and Walter Davis lead for Thomas Holtham who was found guilty last Saturday. They claim the Commonwealth's attorney improperly commented on Holtham's absence as a witness and referenced evidence not admitted. An affidavit alleges the judge told jurors to ignore that witness absence, yet comments persisted. the case will be argued next term.
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Yeaterday
Richard Musteed
Walter Davis
Thomas Holtham
Commonwealth
Holtham
Scrarg
Court adjourns as cases disposed in yesterday's argument session
Yesterday in court a variety of cases were disposed or continued including judgment reversals in several actions, rule for petition grants, and interpleader petitions. Reports note railroad news, local travel, and a lengthy summary of union and locomotive discussions, with status updates on mileage books and rate proposals.
Divorces Granted in Monroe County Cases
Plias Sargent was granted a divorce from Hannah after a marriage in 1876 in Monroe county amid a sensational case involving Mrs Burgent’s alleged intimacy with John Wefleant. Thomas Jones Davis ended his marriage on March 16, 1878 in Kingston by marrying Mary Davis. Payments to workers at oxford Dodge Hampton Sloan and Bellevue collieries were made yesterday with none today and more Friday for machine shop and Storrs colliery staff.
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Plias Sargent
Hannah
Monroe County
Wbeflant
John
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Oxford, Dodge, Hampton, Sloan and Bellevue
Storrs
No move made as teachers committee faces task
Four members attended the meeting and instructed Secretary Fellows to list teachers and positions held at term end and to summarize the rules guiding the committee. Absentees Williams Watrous Barker offered no explanation as to their absence and no action was taken. The Tribune report on potential retirements and factional changes was denied. Fellows expects routine transfers to old positions. A separate railroad item notes Lehigh Valley engine No. 62 on train No. 1, reliability and speed details.
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C. HL. von Stereh
H. J. 0.Malley
Charles Conrad
J. C Williams
W.S. Watrous
F. H. Barker
Fedowa
the Tribune
Fellows Yeakday
Lehigh Valley
Moody
Buffalo
Motive Power
8. Higgins
Enine
Batavia
Nhe
New York Central
Higgins Shire
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Commission Set to Reopen in Tunkhannock on July 10
The Dunham-Sittser election contest commission will meet in Tunkhannock on July 10, then travel to Laporte in Sullivan County to continue testimony. Over 1,500 pages of stenographic notes by Coss on have been recorded, with many more pages expected. Judge Woodward of Luzerne will replace Judge Rice when the panel reconvenes.
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Dunham-Sittser
Tunkhannock
Laporte
Sullivan County
Cosson
Judge Woodward
Luzerne
Rice
Letters From The People and Public Notices
A reader urges enforcement of laws on selling to minors and gambling amid Fourth of July events. He cites a wheel of fortune and beer stand in Frears’ grave Providence and calls for active ministers, officials, and the Goodfellows tongue to expose abuses. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad and a YMCA baseball game between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton are noted.
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Downing
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Frears
Grave
Providence
H. G. Dunning
Printing for Grocers Circulars Carda And Booklets
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