Town News From Tunkhannock and Vicinity
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock reports a series of local events. Mrs. Thomas Boyce and Teresa of Waverly New York visit the Boyce family on Pine Street. Mrs. Bradley Lewis and Helen Lewis spend time at their cottage at Lake Carey. A burn from carbene ad in a boiler injures Mrs. Charles Goodrich. James Kittridge and Elizabeth Kittridge plan a week in Atlantic City. George W Day opens a candy and fruit store on Warren Street. Bakery sales and openings involve D I Lyons, William Carlin, and Warry Cortright. Death of William Chamberlin, longtime Towanda jeweler, noted. Cyrus Dunn suffers serious injuries in a train accident near Towanda. Co d Dunn taken to Packer Hospital. A Northern Central train collides with a landslide near Troy injuring crew. Trev. Richard Jordan named assistant to Rev. J J Coroner. Towanda committee plans an excursion to Renwick Park Ithaca under Mr. Duntee guidance.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Thomas Boyce
Teresa
Waverly
N. Y
Patrick Boyce
Pine Street
Bradley Lewis
Helen
Like Carey
Charles Goodrich
Atirst
James Kittridge
Elizabeth Kittridge
Atlantic City
Mabel Lewis
Wilkes-Barre
George W. Day
Warren Street
D. I. Lyons
Tioga Street
William Carlin
Warry Cortright
Hungerford Building
A. K. Adams
Farmer's Diary Despatch Company
Graham
Mason Luckenbill
Lehighton
Smith Sinner
Willian Chamberlin
Towanda
Mr. Chamberlin
Cyrus Dunn
Lehigh Valley
Runnerfield
Dunn
Packer Hospital
Co. W. Carner
Troy
Northern Central
Trev
Richard Jordan
Hoban
Tey
J. J
Church of Saints Peter and Paul
F. Duntee
Renwick Park
Ithaca
Dunfee
Woman from far home reunites with husband after long separation
A non English speaking woman with two children arrived at Sayre and searched for her husband a day and a half. Volunteers aided in locating him and they reunited later when he learned he had moved nearer Athens. Also noted were injuries from an accident to a Lehigh Valley brake man and a woman struck by lightning while sheltering under a tree.
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Towanda
Sayre
George Joseph
Bradford County
Athens
Agevila
Jolin
Jason Frost
Lehigh Valley
William Tompking
Sheshequin
Testimonial Promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A prominent Indiana farmer near Indianapolis, W. E. Landers, asserts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best diarrhoea medicine on earth. He says it has served him for years and saved him from illness, with a bottle always on hand. For sale by all druggists.
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W. E. Landers
Indianapolis
Ind
Chamberlain
Large Local Excursion Run Next Saturday
One of the largest local excursions will be run over the road next Saturday. The train departs Tunkhannock at 6 o'clock in the morning and avid leaves Ithaca at o'clock in the evening.
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Porta
Tunkhannock
Avid
Ithaca
Taylor Reds defeat Scranton Stars after strong pitching
The Taylor Reds overwhelmed the Scranton Stars on the Riverside grounds Saturday afternoon 14 to 6. Shields pitched eight strikeouts and five hits allowed while Engle’s double play featured, supported by Taylor bats. A list of unclaimed letters at the Taylor post office follows, then local social notices and travel notes about residents and visitors.
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Reds
Scranton Stars
Riverside
Shields
Jones
Shhields
Engle
R.E. Taylor
Scranton
Schields
Glynn
Phillips
Keogh
Taylor Post Office
M. M. Bell
John Bucklecamp
C. M. Howard
Ruth James
Swinub
Parsons
John W. Reese
Taylor Reds
Old Forge
Taylor
I. Davis
Thomas Jenkins
Union Street
Utica
N. Y
William Scrivens
Olyphant
John Scrivens
Storrs Street
EK. Or. Evans
North Martin Street
Edwardsville
Plainaville
Mabel Lesh
Annie
Minnie Baker
Main Street
Edward Fox
Bast Grove Street
Starrucea
International Correspondence Schools
Harvey's Lake
Emblem Division
Sons of Temperance
Susie Morris
James Morris
Grove Street
G. M. Thomas
Arthur Marsh
Centermoreland
Local residents host visitors and celebrate births
Peckville notes guests from Green Ridge Scranton Kingston and Moscow as residents visit relatives. A baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs Sh F Wagner on Main street while several townsfolk attend an I U S excursion from Scranton to Harvey's Lake. Mrs G W Silgreaves attends a funeral in Scranton. Mrs Callender of Green Ridge visits with her parents. Mrs Doyle visits friends in the country and Mrs Thomas plans a stay in Clark's Summit.
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Pearl ‘Treverton
Green Rudge
D. St. Lathrop
Pleasant Avenue
Frances Olyndyke
Scranton
Isabella Gunzemutler
North Main Street
W. D. Lewis
Philly Street
Green Ridge
Th. FP
Fl. Budd
Gertrude Meginnis
Kingston
F. J. Schooley
Walnut Street
Sh. F. Wagner
Main Street
Harvey's Lake
John Callender
Academy Street
J. KR. Bell
Uttle
Jeannette
Auburn
N.Y
J. K. Doyle
Ifp. Thomas
Third Street
Clark
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
A weekly children’s activity asks readers to cut out pictures, mark hidden objects, and mail in answers for a chance to have names published. It lists previous week’s winners with full names and addresses and provides solutions for the current week’s puzzles with day by day hints and placements.
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Pusgle Department
He Tribune
Premature Engagement Amid Sham Battle
A young Tenth Infantry colonel pretends to be dead after a mock field battle. He woos Miss Rosamond Pertle with repeated engagements, only to learn she already accepted his proposal that same afternoon after the sham fight. The scene ends with the joke on a garrison audience.
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Colonel Lister
Chuckers Hill
Pertle
Rosamond
Rosamond Pertle
Buffalo Enquirer
Tle Helgit
Funeral of Harmon Scott Observed in Local church
Mrs. Thomas Lewis MOOSIC and daughter of Scranton spent Friday in town. The funeral of Harmon Scott, who died Wednesday morning at age 6, was held Friday at 8 a.m. Rev J N Bailey officiated. The remains were sent to Camden New Jersey for interment aboard the Delaware and Hudson train. Floyd Leach of Wesleyan University preached at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Local youths attended the International Correspondence Schools excursion to Harvey's Lake on Saturday.
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Thomas Lewis
Scranton
Harmon Scott
J. N. Bailey
Camden
N. J
Floyd Leach
Wesleyan University
Methodist Church
International Correspondence Schools
Harvey's Lake
Mrs Winslow's Teething Remedy Booklet
Old and trusted teether for children advertised as Mrs Winslow's Boothing Byrue used for sixty years by millions of mothers. Claims relief of teething pain, cures diarrhea and wind colic, and calms and nourishes the child while easing the mother. Price twenty five cents per bottle.
Wanted Help Wanted Notices Include Various Positions
A garbled compilation lists openings for a salesman at an urban store, a laundryman to run a wash room, revival youth fundraisers, a mill worker near Pittsburg with rail transport, and school supply sales. Additional ads seek housekeepers, a competent millhand, and general housework help with contact details and locations.
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Monroe Avenue
Railroads Announcements Include New Connections and Fares
The Lackawanna Limited Nos 6 and 3 now connect daily with Pennsylvania at Manunka Chunk for Philadelphia and Belvidere division points. The New York Ontario and Western offers Tacoma Washington and Portland Oregon round trips at a fare and one third for Young People's Christian Union meeting dates July 29 to 27. details from J C Anderson at 66 Beaver Street New York City.
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Lackawanna Limited
Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Belvidere
Far West
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Tacoma
Wash
Portland
Ore
Young People’s Christian Union Meeting
J. C. Anderson
Beaver Street
New York City
Reduced Rail Fares to Pacific Northwest for Church Meeting
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers excursion tickets from July 10 to 20 at 70.80 round trip to Tacoma Seattle Portland Vancouver or Victoria for visitors attending the Y P Co U of the Presbyterian church gathering at Tadéomua Wash July 23 to 27. Return by Sept 15 with 50 cents service fee at destination joint agent.
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Presbyterian Church
Tadéomua
Wash
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Victoria
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Lehigh Valley Excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko on July 27 August 10 and an additional date. Trains depart Wilkes-Barre at 8 25 a m and return from Mauch Chunk at 6 00 p m Glen Onoko 6 05 p m Round trip fares are 1 00 for adults and 75 cents for children A Grand Seashore Excursion to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City and Ocean City runs July 22 with return by August 1 Tickets bought on site and valid on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult agents for details.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
New Jersey Central
Scranton
Pittston
Ashley
Red Bank
Long Branch
West End
Elbavon
Deal Beach
Allenhurst
J. 8
Swisher
Mountain Special to Wilkes-Barre New York Service
Effective Saturday July 1 and every Saturday thereafter the Lehigh Valley railroad runs a Mountain Special between New York and Wilkes-Barre for Sunday out-of-town visits. The train includes vestibule coaches and a Pullman parlor car with a 210 p.m. New York departure and 7:05 p.m. Wilkes-Barre arrival.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Twenty-third Street
Stage notes hint at lively next season with Mary Mannering and Mrs. Fiske
Reports from New York indicate more musical comedies on the road next season and steady demand for leading roles. Drovel may take the leading man post with Mrs. Fiske, while Drud works on an original play. The Belle of New York may return, and Margaret Baye could take Edna May's Salvation Army girl role with Miss Sayre as understudy. Marie Cali will debut as star in a May Irwin style piece. George W. Lederer backs Miss May's successor with solid support.
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Robert Drovel
Mary Mannering
New York
Marie Calili
May Irwin
Eorge W. Lederer
Furnished Rooms for Rent at Adams and Jefferson Avenues
Public notices of furnished rooms for rent at 3 Jefferson avenue and 17 and 19 Adams avenue with heat and bath, aimed at gentlemen. The item also notes that William Faversham plans to stay in England, with possible long absence from America. It reports on English actor George Arliss signing with David Belasco for next season and other Broadway casting moves involving Blanche Bates, Charles Frohman, and Donnelly & Girard seeking joint stardom in a new production. Belasco reportedly offered George Cohan exclusive rights to his services.
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Adams Avenue
William Faversham
London
England
America
George Arliss
Patrick Campbell
David Belasen
Mr. Arles
Blanche Bites
Charles Frohman
Madison Square Theater
James Leo Pinney
Donnelly & Girard
New York
David Belasco
George Cohan
The
Four Cohans
Manhager
Rellusco
Cohun
Sunday Baseball Scores From St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago
Recaps of games in St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago and New York with battery pairs ONeill ONeill Donovan Ahearn Lahn Poiteannehill Leever Zimmer Linidron Kilns Taylor Bowerman Cantillion and Cantililon Umpires Powers Brown Cantillion attendance figures around 1 500 and 1 000 plus noted for each venue with final tallies indicating multiple runs by visiting teams.
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Cincinnati
TAL
Cincinnabwo
Pittsburg
Soo
Lahn and
Poite
Annehill
Leever
Zimmer
Powers Brown
Cilcago Tiret Kamet
Cicera Speretrreee
New York
Linidron
Kilns
Taylor
Bowerman
Cantillion
R.ele
Chichro Siecroceee
Rhoades
Kilnes Evans
Cantililon
Chicago Battery-Garvin versus Harper and Bugden
In Chicago the Battery-Garvin team faced Harper and Bugden in a game officiated by umpire O Loughlin. Second game featured Platt and Sullivan with Sudhut and Sugden as batteries and O Loughlin again umpire, attendance noted.
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Chicago
Sugden
Wumpire
O'Loughlin
Duo
Newark Montreal and Providence Buffalo Scores Noted
Readable scraps show a Newark Montreal game at Newark with a 7 to 4 score and a Providence Buffalo matchup at Providence ending 5 to 1. Names Jorses City and Alt Weehawken Toronto appear as fragments.
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Newark
Montreal
Alt Weehawken
Toronto
Jorses City
Providence
Buffalo
Hoboken-Hoboken Games Highlight
In Hoboken, events feature Hoston from the American League with seven points noted amid a compact lineup of local sports items and standings.
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Hoboken
Hoston
Speech Delivers Rural Wit At Courtroom Exchange
Mrs Mornhbonk and Mrs Hornbenk exchange clipped humor as Judge presides over a rural dispute. Farmer Hornbeauk questions perceptions of a neighbor while comments hint at family ties and social reputation in a small-town setting.
The Model Laundry Prices in Dunmore
The Model Laundry in Dunmore offers shirt cleaning at cents each and collar and cuffs at a small rate per item, reflecting a local laundering service.
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Model Laundry
Dunmore
Lauinders
Architects and Dr C Bilenberger at Paule Building Scranton
Architects and Dr C Bilenberger are associated with the Paule Building project in Scranton, as listed in the local notices.
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DR. C. BE. Bilenberger
Paule
Sprence Alrect
Scranton
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Dalton, Pa
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Civil and Mining Engineers
HL L. Harding
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Linden
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