Pets Fell Short in Hard Fought Honesdale Loss
Honesdale defeated Carbondale 4 to 0 amid controversy over Miller from Port Jervis, umpire Spencer's calls, and claims of impropriety. The Carbondale delegation denounced substitutions, unfair decisions, and wagering on the game while praising their defense and Miller's standout fielding and two base hits.
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Honesdale
Miller
Port Jervis
Spencer
RK. H. c
B. Gaylord
Arisassiseeses
Doerner
Po Vottor
Vicescenes
Oy Miller
J. Vottor
Aby. Hoeweling
Peabdes
Bolomon
Carbondale
J. Votter
Votter
Heseling
Balle
Hessling
McAndrew
Tian Yipe
Hy McAndrew
Hewaling
Coffee Misery to Postum Victory in Health
A Barabee woman recounts years of coffee dependence causing weak nerv es and headaches and claims switching to Postum Coffee improved both her weight and vitality. Her husband also recovered from indigestion after adopting Postum as a daily drink per the advertisement from Postum Co. Creek, Michigan.
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Barabee
Neeciie
Mich
Crescents Forfeit After Minooka Crowd Fights Back
Creary spoke angrily as Minooka fans withdrew from the field in the sixth inning amid calls for a ride and unrest. The Crescents led 9-8 when the belt incident sparked the forfeit, with the likely final margin about 20-9 in Crescents favor.
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Minaoka
Crescente
Moosic Way
Crescents
Scrre
Minooka
The Pets and the Rooters
Colonel John McComb adds verses to the ball game feature in Honesdale. The colonel was present Sunday and contributed lines that enhance the story, providing a literary splice that readers will enjoy.
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Tribune
John McComb
McComb
Waynedale Ball Club Prevails In Megaphone Exhibition
On a July day in sixty one rooters from Washington watched the Army defeat the Rebels. In Wayne Tone they introduced megaphones and long tin horns for a chin game while Tronesdale's Tigers, led by Umpire Spencer, faced a coon from Port. Three thousand saw no runs through six innings, but a late hit by a Tigers' batter produced two runs as the locals triumphed over the Tigers in an amusing exhibition, with hopes to win real glory in Carbondale.
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Honesdale
Chestnut Borough
Tigers
Jose
Lafe Smith
Hessling
Doughty
Tappan
Miller
Lee
Crescenta
Carbondale
Port Jervis
Wonesdale
Tlonesdale
Erie
Iis
Vetter
Lonesdale
Spencer
Owney McAndrew
Murray
Spencers
Simpire Burke
Cuff
Marke
Honesdalers
Crescents
Tom
McAndrew
Gallaphy
Care Bondilians
Care Bondalians
Washington
Wayne
Tone
Tronesdale
Nerve
Spencer Pat
Port
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Bowen Boyd On South Wyoming
A twelfth birthday surprise for Miss Bowen Boyd at her South Wyoming home included a large guest list of young ladies such as Glady Price Lillian Fey Gertrude Bey Grace Osborne May Davis Esther Carter Millie Carter Hysel Maxwell Lizzie Bedder and others with refreshments served A second gathering at Mr and Mrs William Emmett on Chirk Avenue featured a guest list including Antle Procach Maggie Bessie Watson Helen Stanton Mabel Dunlap Daisy McClain and more as hosts received a new chair as a gift
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Bowen Boyd
South
Wyoming Street
Misses Glady# Price
Lillian Fey
Gertrude Bey
Grace Osborne
May Davis
Esther Carter
Millie Carter
Hysel Maxwell
Lizzie Bedder
Lottie Hletch
Annie Thomas
Jessie Williams
Sadie Jones
Kathe Flad
Annie Hughes
Madeline Ward
Edith Lewis
Mabel Wills
Ruth Maxwell
Bertha Davis
J. Russell Price
Mia
William Emmett
Chirk Avenue
Antle Procach
Maggie
Bessie Watson
Agnes Wilee
Helen Stanton
Mabel Dunlap
Daisy McClain
Hazel Simrell
Pansy Steele
Isabelle Swinglehurst
Mildred Harris
Edna Goodridge
Bella Thompson
Edith Dunlap
Giles Priestly
Pay Day For Delaware and Hudson Workers
The Delaware and Hudson paid the employer of the steam road and repair shops in this city on Saturday, disbursing wages to workers at the facilities.
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The
Delaware and Hudson
Steam Road
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Pastor
The Rev Mr Weisley of St Paris Ohio credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with curing kidney and liver troubles after other medicines failed. He notes insurance acceptance as proof of recovery and mentions other Kennedy products. The ad touts relief from urinary issues and eye inflammation with mail order samples available.
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Yeisley
David Kennedy
Weisley
First Reformed Church
St. Paria
Ohio
St. Paris Dispatch
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Mechanics Installed Friday Night In This City
District Deputy V J Finch led a Friday night installation of mechanics during an evening smoker event held locally.
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V. J. Finch
Morgan Drowned While Canoeing In Delaware River
Will D. Morgan remains missing after a canoeing accident on the Delaware River. A large search by Carbondarians and other volunteers yielded no results as the river continues to resist recovery efforts.
Doud Morgan Death In Delaware River Canoe Trip
The body of William Doud Morgan remains unfound after a Delaware River canoe accident. A Carbondallans search party plus Dr. W W Fletcher and Rexford Luathrope aided by 250 sticks of dynamite failed to locate him after diversions through rifts and still water. The incident occurred near shore as Morgan sank quickly, possibly from cramps, while Crane and Lathrope escaped.
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Morgan
Rifts
Crane
Lathrope
W. W. Fletcher
Presbyterian Church
Max Luthrope
Rexford Luathrope
Shohola
George Renton
Albert Rutherford
William Swigert
Silas McMullen
Maurice Watt
Claude Oliver
Mr. Owens
Forest City
Morgans
Delegates Named From Church and Farview Streets Attend Wilkes Harroe Convention
Mrs Margaret Gilmartin of Church Street and Mrs Margaret Snyder of Farview Street were delegates to a convention held at Wilkes Harroe on Saturday led by W. B. Lo.
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Margaret Gilmartin
Church Street
Arn
Margaret Snyder
Farview Street
The
W. B. Lo
Wilkes-Harroe
Canton Carbondale Members Elected to Militant Convention
At a regular meeting Canton Carbondale chose J. W. Beck H. J. Hall and Hugh Atkhinson for the Patriarchs Militant convention to be held in Wilkes-Barre next week.
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Canton Carbondale
J. W. Beck
H. J. Hall
Hugh Atkhinson
Patriarchs
Wilkes-Barre
Dr. John Niles Returns From Beneficial Continental Trip
Dr. John 5. Niles arrived home yesterday after a beneficial journey across the continent to California. Much of the trip was spent with
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John 5. Niles
California
Salt Lake City Surgeon Recovers After Brief Rest
His brother Dr. Harry Niles, a leading Salt Lake City surgeon, appears invigorated after two months’ rest, with his refreshed condition evident.
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Harry Niles
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dr. Niles
Local visitors at Harvey's Lake with Scranton school group
Margaret McDonald, Roderick Gillis, James Campbell, Rozella Burke, Mary McDonough, Agnes Martin, Elizabeth Brennan, Mary Cavanaugh and Hyan nah Gilhool joined a group from the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton at Harvey's Lake on Saturday.
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Margaret McDonald
Roderick Gillis
James Campbell
Rozella Burke
Mary McDonough
Agnes Martin
Elizabeth Brennan
Mary Cavanaugh
Hyannah Gilhool
Harvey’s Lake
International Correspondence Schools of Scranton
Miss Edith Boyle Appointed Sawyerville Principal
Miss Edith D Boyle of Simpson is named principal of the Sawyerville schools in Lugerne county. A Stroudsburg State Normal School graduate, she assumes duties amid high recommendations.
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Edith D. Boyle
Simpson
Sawyerville
Lugerne County
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Local Man William Clark Dies at 27
William Clark aged 27 son of Mrs Mary Clark of this city died Saturday in a southern state hospital. The remains will be brought to Carbondale for interment.
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William Clark
Mary Clark
Carbondale
Local Social Notes From Scranton And Nearby
The passing throng lists Miss Mae Barney of Scranton as guest of Miss Lena Chapman on Washington street. Several residents plan short visits and visits to Ocean Grove Oneonta and Crystal Lake with family and friends, including Miss Nellie Gaughan Miss Mary Brown and Mrs BE Burns.
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Mae Barney
Scranton
Lena Chapman
Washington Street
Fannie
Irene Daley
Ocean Grove
Nellie Gaughan
May Lynott
West Side
H. Kilhullen
Brooklyn Street
Oneonta
Anna Barrett
Bridget Walsh
Pike Street
Scott Chandler
Mary Brown
BE. J. Burns
Crystal Lake
John W. Jones
South Church Street
Herrick Centre
Grace
Master Edward Kelly
Jersey City
Margaret Kelly
River Street
Silk mill to hire 200 in Jermyn town
Jermyn and Mayfield reports the Jermyn Press that a silk weaving mill employing about 200 will be established in Jermyn. The project is welcomed and local leaders hope no obstacle will block the industry. Funeral of Patrick Bloomer held at Sacred Heart Church with solemn requiem. Knights of the Myatic Chain No 162 install new officers led by Emanuel Champion and William Westington. Jacob Slilverblatt of Scranton noted.
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Jermyn
Integra
Patrick Bloomer
Pather Dunn
Sacred Heart Church
John McDermott
John Muldoon
Patrick Loughney
James Hosle
Willem Langman
Samuel Penny
Jacob Slilverblatt
Scranton
State Normal School in Delaware Water Gap Region
The institution sits in the Delaware Water Gap Mount Pocono area, inviting thousands of tourists annually. It offers Normal, Music, Elocution, Art, Drawing, Water Color, and College Preparatory programs with free tuition under the new state law. Boarding costs are noted as part of the appeal and timing of law changes is urged.
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Delaware Water Gap
Mount Pocono
Lake Winola Outing By Depews And Guests
Yesterday Mr and Mrs F L Depew of Third street with two children and friends Jermyn and Mayfield spent the day at Lake Winola.
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Jermyn
Mayfield
F. L. Depew
Third Street
Lake Winola
Browns fall to Scranton Amateurs in eleven innings
In a sharp game the Scranton Amateurs defeated the Browns after eleven innings. Bavage pitched well for the Browns fanning fifteen. The visitors delivered timely hits to clinch the contest as CUyphat and Berdmian provided offense. Nearby, D J Davis returned from Choallaie and several locals were noted visiting or returning home after events.
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Lawrence Howard
Edward J. Howard
Browns
Scranton Amieteurs
Bavage
Bataen
Cuyphat
Berdmian Sesso
Morganson
Willsame
Hopking
Hite
Scranton
Olyphant
Hy Bovnage
Williams.co
Savage
Williams
D. J. Davis
Choallaie
John Morgan
Eliiszabeth Waring
Meamsburg
Clavrin O'Boyle
Lackawanna Oivent
Paterson
N. J
George Walkingshaw
Providence
George Jones
Uniondale
D. L. Barry
Local Meeting Hints on Fire Department Hose and Plant
Discussion touched on increasing the capacity of the electric light plant. Archbald resident Louis Tentser appealed to friends in town. Mrs Henry Beaupre and Miles Lucy Gardner spent yesterday with relatives at Pittston.
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Louis Tentser
Archbald
Henry Beaupre
Miles Lucy Gardner
Pittston
Alerts Defeat M L Team In Five Dollar Sided Game
The Alerts baseball team won against the M L L squad in a well played game yesterday afternoon in front of about 200 spectators. Final score 5 to 4. Batteries for the Alerts were Kogan and McCabe. for the M L L Ford and Murray with Misser Engeleby and Shanley of Olympiant visiting at the Shanley home on Depot Street.
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Alerts
M. LL
Kogan
McCabe
William Judge
James Sweepney
John Donnelly
Eddie Judge
W. H. Dermody
Nap Ave Park
Tessie McDermott
Margaret Lawler
Scranten
Local Notes on Visitors and Vacationers
Archbald Miss Sadie Sweeney left Saturday for three weeks vacation at Windsor New Jersey. Elizabeth Battenburg of Jer iigh spent Sunday in town. Joseph Miller of Alleghany New York is spending his vacation in town. Donnelly of Carbondale circulated among friends in town Saturday.
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Sadie Sweeney
Windsor
Elizabeth Battenburg
Jeriigh
Joseph Miller
Alleghany
N.Y
Donnelly
Carbondale
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Delaware
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