Fourth of July Celebrated by Factoryville Firemen
Factoryville Pa July 7 special to the Scranton Tribune the Fourth of July celebration by the firemen drew a good crowd with a morning parade and an afternoon gathering at the Academy grove. Factoryville won the ball game 9 7 and William Miller led in the 100 yard dash. A. A. Brown and Henry Wheelock posted high shooting scores at the gun clubs. Fireworks topped the evening lawn social and residents noted local arrivals and a nearing completion of a new railroad reservoir project.
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Factoryville
Academy Grove
G. R. Smith
J. N. Lee
Bromley Smith
William Miller
Dalton Gun Club
Factoryville Gun Club
Henry Wheelock
Henry Stone
Ithaca
N.Y
Catskill Mountains
John Kemp
Scrantor
Perdinand St
Charles Klinefilter
Elmira
Henrietta Wilson
Mr. Klinefilter
J. K. Mulford Drug House
Philadelphia
Hamilton Wedding Couple Marks Golden Anniversary
Hamilton July 7 A pleasant July 6 celebration marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Elliott at their South Canaan home. The couple wed July 6 1852 in South Canaan. Attending were their children John E Emily Irene and Geary with extended family and guests. A three generation dinner followed as they recalled changes of the past fifty years. Dr J A McKee from Washington Del visited his wife and Miss D P Hamlin at a summer cottage while Mr and Mrs W B Christina were also noted guests.
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Bertha
Maud Chivers
Scranton
F. A. Orchard
Wells Wetherell
Glenburn
Russell Bidwell
James Havenstrite
Moscow
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Salem Cemetery
Horton W. Polley
Trussel Bidwell
Salem
Aviel
Hamilton
Myr
John Eliott
John Elliott
Angeline Cobb
South Canaan
Squire Gabriel Howell
Waymart
Narrowsburg
Goshen
N. Y
Erie
Geary Wiliott
T. B. Orchard
Frances
Elliott
J. A. McKee
Washington
Del
D. P. Hamlin
Mra
Christinaa
Old Time Teething Remedy Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
A vintage advert notes Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy trusted by generations. It claims a doctor’s endorsement in the United States and sixty years of use, promising relief from teething pain and associated diarrhoea and griping.
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Winslow
Price
Dundaff Man Rebounds From Illness Reports Day With Kin
Dundaff news notes Mr. C T Hull who had a serious month long illness is back at work. Mr R Lamperaux and five relatives spent the Fourth with kin at Uniondale. Rev and Mrs W RR Tinkes and
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Dundaff
C.T. Hull
R. Lamperaux
Uniondale
W. RR. Tinkes
Scranton Families Celebrate Fourth Of July
In Scranton several residents mark the holiday with family gatherings. Dr. V. C. Decker spends the Fourth with a brother. Miss Lena Reed, recently hospitalized, visits Mrs. H. B. Wilkins in Scranton. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Titus celebrate with Mr. Titus’ brother at Kingsley.
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Scranton
V. C. Decker
Lena Reed
H. B. Wilkins
D. W. Titus
Mr. Titus
Kingsley
William Connell Invited to Vote in Local Primaries
Attend today’s primaries from four to seven p m at regular polling places and vote for William Connell for Congress.
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William Connell
Congress
Forest City Man Dies During Temperance Meeting
William Jones, a respected Forest City resident, collapsed and died at the Baptist church during a Union Temperance meeting after leading an opening prayer. He lived with his daughter Mrs. Fred Lacey and was active in the church. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Rev. Bulfum spoke on The Man of Tomorrow. Frank Cunningham visited town.
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Forest City
William Jones
Baptist Church
Union Temperance
Jones
Fred Lacey
Bulfum
Anti Saloon League
Frank Cunningham
Picture Puzzle No 16 Hidden Objects Challenge
Cut out the daily pictures and mark the hidden object. Save all six until Saturday and send them to The Tribune office in an envelope addressed to Rivele Department. Boys and girls who correctly mark the six pictures first receive will have their homes published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Rivele Department
The
Fourth of July Visits and Local Guests Gather
Families including EB Wells and kin spent the Fourth at Newton Lake in a quiet picnic. Clara Wills from Carbondale visits Jennie Sprong. C BE Lee and H A Van Horn from Scranton stay with Blater Decker. Joseph Perry and wife visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Perry. Charles Logler of Aldenville visits town on the Fourth.
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EB. Wells
Newton Lake
Clara Wills
Carbondale
Jennie Sprong
BE. Lee
H. A. van Horn
Scranton
Blater Decker
Joseph Perry
Greenwood
Mr. Perry
Charles Logler
Aldenville
Methodi ot Episcopal Church Society Breaks Ground
Nicholson July 4. The Methodi ot Episcopal church society broke ground for their new church at 4 o'clock today. The location and plans for building are fine. Miss Sloat of Kingsley is visiting her brother B. L. Bloat. The Misses Decker with friends of ?
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Local Notes From Forest City Area
Residents and visitors share a week of travel and visits. F M Gardener and Dr LeRoy Perkins return from Adirondack fishing trip. Rev B R L Clark plans to return by week’s end. Estelle Allen hosted Mrs Emily Fisher of Spencer NY. Henry Cary seeks work in New York. May Shepley visits from Scranton. Campers at Crystal Lake include Lemuel Jones George Jones Andrew Holdren Eugene Cowley and Edward McKennon. Wells Fargo may soon offer Forest City free express delivery. agent Fletcher pursues approval from head office.
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Newport News
F. M. Gardener
LeRoy Perkins
Adirondacks
BR. L. Clark
Utica
N. Y
Estelle Allen
Emily Fisher
Spencer
Henry Cary
New York
May Shepley
Scranton
Messrs
Lemuel Jones
George Jones
Andrew Holdren
Eugene Cowley
Edward McKennon
Crystal Lake
Wells-Fargo Company
Forest City
Fletcher
Very Low Rates to San Francisco and Pacific Coast
Southern Railway announces reduced round trip fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles for Knights of Pythias biennial meeting in August. Philadelphia fare $60.75, other points from $68.25 with generous stopovers and return options. Sleeper berth rates $19.00 standard or $7.00 excursion from Washington. Tourist cars depart Washington 845 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays via Atlanta and Los Angeles. Chas L Hopkins, Philadelphia district agent, available for details.
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Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
el Paso
San Antonio
Fl Paso
Juarez
Chas. L. Hopkins
Southern Failway
Chestnut St
Two Tours to the Pacific Coast via Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvanian two Pacific Coast tours depart New York August 2 visiting Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City San Francisco Monterey Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Jose and Portland. Tour 1 follows Canadian Rockies with Glacier Banff and Hot Springs stops returning to New York by August or July date. Tour 2 goes via Yellowstone with a six day Yellowstone trip and ends in New York September 4. Rates from New York Philadelphia Washington or any Pennsylvan ia east of Pittsburgh include travel Pullman berth and meals except five days in San Francisco. Tour 1 $200. two in one berth $180 each. Tour 2 $250. two in one berth $230 each. Further details via Ticket Agents Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York or George W Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
del Monte
Monterey
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Jose
Portland
Canadian Rockies
Glacier
Banff
Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Yellowstone Park
Broadway
George W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Local Notes from Clark's Green and Surrounding Towns
Clark's Green and nearby residents host and visit kin across towns. Visitors include Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman and son from Altemont. Mrs. N S Davis recovering from surgery. Mrs. Byron Stanton and daughter Belle of Bozeman. E J Moore of Hartford. and others calling on friends. A. G. Wheeler becomes a Delaware & Hudson farmer near Avoca. Elinor Cillson from Wilkes-Barre visits Elizabeth Trace. Mrs. Noah Hunt dies at sixty eight, funeral at Baptist church with interment in Clark's Green cemetery.
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Joseph Zimmerman
Joseph, Jr
Altemont
Davis
Byron T. Stanton
Belle
Bozeman
E. J
Moore
Hartford
Yale
A. A. Davis
J. D. Williams
Louise
Scranton
John
Lutsey
Frank
Edward Lutsey
Hayden Austin
J. B. Austin
Richard Wilson
Newark
N. J
George Wells
A. W. Hunt
Baptist
Clark's Green
Elinor Cillson
Wilkes-Barre
Elizabeth Trace
A. G. Wheeler
Delaware & Hudson Company
Avoca
Floyd Colvin
J. W. Milliner
Philip Vivenburg
Carbondale
M. MM. Coon
Neighborly aid saves neighbor’s life with a remedy
In Fortner Tennessee a merchant H H Seal aided a neighbor's wife in a severe cholera attack by giving three doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Neighbors witnessed the act and praised the quick local help. the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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H. H. Seal
Fortner
Tenn
Colle
For Rent and Sale Notices And Misc Classified Ads
Classified list of rental offers including furnished rooms on Adams avenue and Third floor, a twelve room house on Mifflin avenue, a large ten room residence in Waverly, and elegant homesites on Green Ridge. Also shops for rent at Pittston avenue with tools sold, a sewing machine, and pasture for horses. Sale ads for stock and wheat traders, and lost gold watches in Scranton area. Also employment notices and a laundry ad.
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Conrad Pell
Pittston Avenue
Bittenbender & Co
Adams Avenue
Cranton House Hotel Feature Near Depot on European Plan
The Cranton House near the DL and W W passenger depot operates on the European plan under Victor Koch as proprietor, offering lodging and meals in a compact, modern setup.
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Bcranton House
DL. & Ww
Victor Koch
Sealed Proposals for Bridge and Masonry Work
Lackawanna County invites sealed bids for a steel girder concrete covered bridge over Hulls Creek in Blakely Borough Pennsylvania and for masonry Wingwall tiling and tiling for an old bridge. Bids due by 12 noon Saturday July 12 1902 at the County Commissioners Scranton office. Right to reject all bids reserved. EB A Jones County Controller John Morris Deputy Controller.
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County of
John Morris
National League Baseball Scores From Pittsburg to Montreal
National League results list multiple games with scores, batters, and umpires. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Chicago, St. Louis, Boston and Baltimore reported outcomes. rain affected Chicago New York and St Louis Boston matches. detailed box notes include batteries and umpires. Eastern League standings show Montreal 7 Worcester 5 and other results: Jersey City 8 Newark 3, Rochester 1 Buffalo 4.
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Chicago
New York-Chicago
St. Louis
Boston-St. Louis
Montreal
Fyovedenen
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Delaware and Hudson Train Schedule In Effect June 16 1902
Trains for Carbondale depart Scranton at listed times with Sunday runs and connections to Wilkes Barre Albany Honesdale and Pennsylvania routes. Schedule includes morning afternoon and evening departures, noting the agent W. L. Pryor in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Alist Ah
Wilkes- Bathe Wen Tal
Pennsylvania
R. R. Oe
Albany
Points North
Ptunday
Wilkes
Burro
Mae Honesdale
W. L. Pryor
Train Schedule In Effect June 16 1902 Scranton Route
Schedule lists weekday departures from Scranton with through service to Philadelphia via Pottsville and Wilkes-Barre connections. Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches offered. Stops include Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West with multiple intermediate stations.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Algo
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Cap
Philadelpmi
Bashington
Hazleton
Traveburg
Pittsurg
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Parlor Service Update
In effect June 15 trains from Scranton offer connections to Philadelphia New York via D H R R with parlor and day coach cars Carbondale to New York and various through times to Philadelphia. Service extends to White Haven Blaketon and coal region hubs via D H R R with multiple daily departures to Pottsville Bethlehem and key midpoints. Through services include Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago via D H R RR and D L W routes with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. General superintendents Rollin H Wilbur and others note ticket office and reservations at Wilkes Barre.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Avecn
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harriabur
Allentown
Demir
Pottsville
Scranton
New York
D. & Hor.r
Carbondale
L. V
White Haven
Blaghton
Principe
Tal
Bethlehem
Euston
Harrisburg
H. RK
D.o& HE OR
Omar Auisns
Her
Squire
Tyubly In Effect Sunday June 15 for New York and Western Trains
Train timetable notice for New York Ontario and Western showing Sunday June 15 effective schedule. Details include connections at Carbondale and Wilkes Barre with trains bound for New York, Norwich, Oneida and other points. Citations to connections via Philadelphia and Pennsylvania routes. Conducted by G. Vandereon Gra.
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Ontario and Western
Sears C
Aranton
Lea
Oust
Carbondale
Serant No
A. m
Nowoit BouNie
Nord Ast Toreather
Carlonal Sie Noases
Hh Pa
Cadoela
Erantam
Yeeney
Finant Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Poyntelle
Walton
del Sidney
Beer
Oey
Gcranton
Preas Didelphia
Milanus
Gtiss
Washington
Pennsylv
Tors
Ines
Cvandereon
Gra
Ite Tore
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H. C
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Cedar Avenue
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Irving Avenue
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Oneida County
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Jessup
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Pranklin Avenue
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