New Home for C F Rose Prompts Local Move
The new residence of C F Rose, chief clerk of the Erie Jefferson division, was purchased by C Y Rose through Real Estate Agent C H Rogers. The home on Spring Street near Eighth Avenue features steam heat and electric light, with oak furnishings, and moves from Wyoming Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Purdy
C. H. Rogers
Cc. Y. Rose
Erie
Jefferson Division
Spring Street
Eighth Avenue
Rose
Wyoming Street
Changes Considered at Delaware and Hudson Collieries
Times reports several changes planned at the Delaware and Hudson company collieries. William Bryden, foreman at the Clinton mine in Wandling, resigns effective August 1. He will be succeeded by Thomas Jordan of this city, who for seven years has held a mining position at Powderly colliery on the South side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttme
Delaware and Hudson Company
William Bryden
Clinton
Wandling
Thomas Jordan
Jordan
Ido
Frenic at Crystal Lake Enjoyed by Local Party
A group of young ladies led by Mrs. Charles Munn spent Friday at Crystal Lake for a delightful Frenic. The party included Misses Kate Munn Isabella Watt Margaret Morey Edith Halley Helen Shields Bessie Teets and Mildred Green of Waverly. The accompanying gentlemen were Messrs. Pendleton Singer Shields Rettew Rutherford Berry Van Bergen and Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munn
Crystal Lake
Kate Munn
Isabella Watt
Margaret Morey
Edith Halley
Helen Shields
Bessie Teets
Mildred Green
Waverly
Messrs
Pendleton
Singer
Shields
Rettew
Rutherford
Berry
van Bergen
Abbott
Mozart Band Plans Open Air Concert in Honesdale Park
The Mozart band will give an open air concert in Honesdale Park next Monday evening. On Tuesday they will accompany the Red Men of Honesdale to Scohols Glen for the order’s excursion.
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Mozart Band
Honesdale
Mozart
Red Men of
Scohols Glen
Order
Reds Bow To Old Forge Dashers In Moosic Exhibition
The Reds with missing players faced the Old Forge Dashers at Moosic as Pittston Reds failed to appear. A $5 purse donated by Moosic Populars funded the game. Dashers won 5 to 4 in a competitive matchup amid chatter of local fowl thefts and community notes.
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Reds
Moosic
Luzerne County
Pittston Reds
Old Forge Dashers
Moosic Populars
North Taylor
Shore Place
Order of Odd Fellows
Tidd
Annie
Miners Bets and Socials Highlight Local Notes in New York Visit
Miss BR and Mrs Ann Timon in New York City visits report, James Brady named Assistant foreman at Glenwood colliery, lawn social at St James church featured Citizens band and music. Governor approves bills on coal weighing miner safety and job exams, Miss Annie Walker visits Plymouth parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahaney
New York City
Ann Timon
East Side
James Brady
Glenwood
St. James Episcopal Church
Citizens
Cleveland
Plocaninnios
Visitation
Green Ridge
Patrick Bergan
Mayfield
Annie Walker
Plymouth
John Walker
Plank Road
Scranton Visitors and Local Events Highlight Week
Mrs Albert Reynolds and Miss Gertie Twining of Scranton visited friends here on Wednesday. Rev F W Young attends Epworth League convention at Toronto. Rev E R Williame of Scranton will fill pulpit in his absence. The Patriotic Order Sons of America will hold a free basket picnic in Nicholas grove on July 22 with ice cream, soft drinks, and a band. Trace Parker store was broken into Friday and Saturday night. robbers drilled but failed to steal. John Dean of Scranton visited his sister Mrs Harvey Fritz. A sister of Mrs Edgar Shick who visited here returned to Tanner ville. Messrs Patrick, Lynch, and Hufford left for Towanda to float downriver fishing for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reynolds
Gertie Twining
Scranton
F. W. Young
Epworth League
Toronto
E. R. Williame
Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Nicholas’ Grove
Trace & Parker's
John Dean
Harvey Fritz
Edgar Shick
Tannersville
Patrick, Lynch
Hufford
Towanda
Paul and Berea Welcome After Thessalonica Uproar
Sunday School lesson recounts Paul and Silas leaving Philippi, preaching in Thessalonica amid mob violence, then moving to Berea where Jews and Greeks received the message, searched the Scriptures daily, and formed a new church. It contrasts Thessalonica’s bigotry with Berea’s openness.
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Paul
Thessalonica
Mesaiah
Moses
Furhout
Antiocbh
Fisidina
Silas
Berea
Irenopolis
Mount Bernius
Jesus
Macedonia
Local Guests Depart and Area Notables Travel
Wilkes-Barre visitors Miknee Anna and Mary Dougher returned home after two weeks with relatives. Felix O Hara suffered a badly smashed hand at Johneans colliery and received care from Dr. Kelly. W L Kennedy of Oneonta visits West Side with parents. Nettie Knapp stays with Stroudsburg friends. Maud Kelly heads to Asbury Park for two weeks. Harriet L Kapp of New York guests Jennie Kennedy at War Ride Aire. William Mason, visiting Hoboken relatives, returns home. May and Edith Hull depart yesterday for a seaside week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miknee Anna
Mary Dougher
Wilkes-Barre
Felix O'Hara
Lackawanna Street
Johnean
Dr. Kelly
W. L. Kennedy
Oneonta
N. Y
Nettie Knapp
Stroudsburg
Maud Kelly
Asbury Park
Harriet L. Kapp
New York
Jennie Kennedy
Aire
Williamt Mason
Hoboken
N. J
Misses May
Edith Hull
Peashore
Farmer Injured While Showing Cow in Butler Township
George Bauer, a Butler township farmer, was seriously hurt while helping his daughter. He was driving the cow away after the calf approached when the animal charged, injuring him near the heart as it lunged at his chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
George Bauer
Butler Township
Allentown to New York and Atlantic City Train Schedules Listed
The notice lists limited train times from Scranton and nearby lines to Pittston Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Reading Terminal and other destinations including Atlantic City Mountain Park Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Boston and Harrisburg. Through tickets and advance applications available at the station. H P Bawin general passenger agent J H Olhauschen general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehick and Susquehanna Division
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
New York
Newark and
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Boston
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsyle
Liberty Street
North River
Tckets
H. P. Bawin
Poss
J. H. Olhausben
Trains Schedule Notice for Scranton Area Elevation
Del Lacka and Western timetable shows trains Monday June 21 1597 from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Trenton Washington Binghamton Elmira Ithaca Utica Northumberland and more. Includes express and pullman services with departure times 2 00 6 15 10 20 a m and afternoon 12 55 3 33 p m with connections at Buffalo Northumberland and Willomaport. Details and tickets at M T Smith District Passenger Agent depot ticket office.
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Scranton
New York
Points East
Ston
Trenton
Philadelphia
Washington and Way
Hans Accommodation
Binghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Hathaneville
Mount
Morris
Buffalo
Northwoeat
Binghamton and
Way Station
Pringhamton
Paixpress
Utica
Richfeld Springs
Northumberland
Pittaton
Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Northmberland
Willomaport
Harrisburg
Altimore
Washington
Carbondale
Albany
Garetesa
Montreal
Bos
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
Berea Core
Leniat Valley
Roa Mack Diamona Exetea
Benndylvania RR
R. Pointe
Western Saints
Vin Enign Wall R. R
Uw. m. Oh Ee
Ows
Snake
North
South
ILM A. Mp
J. Albany
N.Y
H. OW. Cross
Railway Schedule Fragments From Erie 1807
Fragmentary 1807 timetable notes a Monday May Nast listing trains and times. Mentions Scranton region points and a Lake Artel intermediate stop with a 6:45 am arrival. Contains garbled names and times, but references passenger trains from Pftect Monday and Crawley events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pekorme
Crawley
Ariel Caren
Nonat
Lake Artel
Scranton to Philadelphia and New York Train Schedules 1897
June 14 1897 timetable details for the D L & W R R and Lehigh Valley routes. Lists Black Diamond Express departures to Philadelphia New York and points west with multiple daily times. Mentions Pullman parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes-Barre and major hubs and notes Scranton office contact information.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
H. R.A
Futzton
Wilkes-Barre
White Haven
Hasleton
Pottsville
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
Pnicnse
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Bugare
Etcri
Hridge
Ollin HH Latir
Chas
Phila
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C. F. Rose
Questa of Friends
Hyde Park
Bert Stone
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Archbald
J. L. Griffiths
George Nanstelle
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Welsh Congregational Church
Thomas
Pyne
Evan
William Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richard Hiorns
Frisby
Brooklyn
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M. GB. Morgan
Daniel Underline
Calvary Raptlet Church
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Math Street
Jermyn and Greenwood
Richard Morgans
James Nash
Union Street
M. M. Williams
Thir Diace
Wales
John Page
Lizale Lewis
T. L. Jones
Knights of Father Matthew
John F. Duggan
Patrick Lunny
South Main Street
Anna Stone
Sand Street
W. Mannering
Susquehanna
BH. Abbott
Reuben Cohen
Pike Street
Etta Levy
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Stella Connor
Lucy Farrell
Clarence Rose
K. Purdy
Kate Hart
Annie Dougher
C. FR. Smith
Cecil
Eleanor
Park Street
Middlebore
A. 8. Baker
Elster
Chambershore
Augusta Baker
Raymond Schroeder
Salem Avenue
Nellie Herbert
Will Jones
Jersey City
Crawford
Anna Boswell
Blanche Buckingham
Dorothy Hughes
Washington, D. C
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Wayne Street
L. C. Weatherby
Clifford
Margaret Kelly
South Church Street
Chicago
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British Museum
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Olyphant
the Newark
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Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
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Potter Co
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Mina
Potter County
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Fort Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
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J. R. Wood
J. B. Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
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A. W. Nomnpmacher
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