New Smallpox Cases Reported in North Beranton
Health officials report two new smallpox cases in North Beranton. James Gallagher, 1, and his sister Kate Moran, 16, are identified as victims. James was taken to Emergency Hospital. Kate refused hospital admission. Dr Houser diagnosed both cases. health officer to inspect homes this morning.
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James Gallagher
Hrick Avesnie
North Beranton
James
Kate
Martin Moran
Putnam Street
Houser
Gallagher
Newsboys Outing Plans Advance At Nay Aug Park
The Newsboys Outing committee meets this morning at A B P Bedford in the Board of Trade building to finalize arrangements for the July 2 picnic at Nay Aug park. New donations include five dollars from Mrs E N Willard and sixty cents from Dr Mary A Shepherd plus one hundred Famous Ripper cigars from Joseph Block. Cash or other contributions are welcome via the secretary FE G Hatfield or treasurer T J Fleming in Scranton, Pa.
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Newsboys
A. B P. Bedford
Board of Trade
Nay Aug Park
E. N. Willard
Joseph Block
Mary A. Shepherd
FE. G. Hatfield
Tribune
T. J. Fleming
Times
Scranton
Reds Edge Old Marge In Ninth Inning Setback
The Reds lost to Old Marge after a late rally tied the game in the ninth. Williams pitched well for the visitors, and an error sealed the home team's defeat in a closely contested ballgame witnessed by about 1,500 fans.
Scranton Athletic Club Outing Plans at Mountain Park
The Scranton Athletic Club outlines events for a Saturday outing at Mountain Park with prizes donated by local tradesmen. The program includes tug of war, running races, tumbling, broad jumps, shot put, climbing, bowling, and various class events by Scranton club members.
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Scranton Athletic Club
Mountain Park
Sopipton Athletic Club
Scbanton Athletic
Scbanton Athletic Cliub
Erranton
Scranton Athletic
Scranton Athletic Cliab
Clisa
Rose'a Indians
Fhummen
Animals Turned Over To Police After Dangers On Willow Street
A dog deemed dangerous to residents on Willow Street was killed by Police Officer George Well. The report notes routine local notices and community events including church, social, and educational activities amid a string of small-town items.
Nicholson Notes and Social Updates From Scranton
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mrs. John Bailey of Harrisburg and her parents visiting. Bailey relatives Bailey and Decker attended. Mrs Shaffer of Brooklyn visiting sister Mrs Vo Decker. Mrs Titus visiting sister at Old Forge. Mrs Thayer of Binghamton calling on friends. Mr and Mrs Tiffany enjoying Lake Nicholson breezes. Mrs Lord visiting her parents at Springville.
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Lake Nicholson
W. J. Lord
Springville
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Endorsed For Children
Public health notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Hoest Remedy as a reliable cure for summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children. It advocates mixing with cold water, drinking plain, and asserts safety for small children, with distribution via druggists.
Educational leaders praise Cuba and U S schools in early twentieth century remarks
A collection of remarks from Francis W Parker Joseph Wharton and others lauds expanding education in the Americas. Notes on Princetons first Black degree recipient Miss Helen Gould gift and Carnegie library grant in Poplar London. Cu ban efforts cited with many new schools and high enrollments amid U S support in Cuba.
All Victims Accounted For After Klondike Mine Search
Exclusive wire reports from Johnstown that two hundred and fewer workers have returned to the Rolling Mil mine and six hundred tons were sent out. A further Klondike search found no buried bodies in the Slavish cemetery, and officials say every mine is accounted for.
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Johnstown
Klondike
Ladies Aid net profit for July 1 celebration
Clark's Summit committee reports a net profit of 879 from the Ladies' Aid celebration on July 1. Miss Kate Atherton is at home on Woodlawn Park. Arthur, injured by a blank cartridge explosion, is recovering and won’t lose the eye. An entertainment will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening with music and other numbers. Nellie Alger spent Sunday in Pittston. Anna Padden returned to duties in the Correspondence Schools after vacation. Leroy Benjamin of New York City visits friends here. Rev and Mrs J Custard visited friends in Scranton recently. Mrs John Singer of Scranton spent Sunday with her sister Ara. 8 Singer.
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Reds
Marge
Williams
Saisuieessiedser Ehnsiaae
Potge
Bitterles
Reed
Glynn
Phillips
Wweagh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nay Aug Park
Church Corner
Independent Polltient Club
First Ward
Davis’ Hall
Edgar David
Ed. B
Jans
Order
United American Mechanics
Peter Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Weeden
Anna
West Scranton
George M. Thomas
Main Street
Grioles
Greys
Riverside
Towesdale
William Mackenzie
Misa Harriet
Union Street
Vielt
Robert Mackenzie
Miltsburg
W. G. Davis
North Taylor
Niles
Youngstown
Olle
Decker
North Scranton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kate Atherton
Woodlawn Park
Red
Smith
Arthur
Nellie Alger
Pittston
Mike Anna Padden
Leroy Benjamin
New York City
Rey
J. Custard
Seranton
John Singer
Scranton
Batunday
Ara
F. Singer
Local Briefs From Tunkhannock and Vicinity
Reports include the death of John Kk Wolf of Morristown New Jersey at his parents home after a short illness with funeral at home on Thursday afternoon. John William Townsend suffers peritonitis at his Putnam Street home. A marriage license issued to Hipam Bruges Neelerssburg and Eva Weber Centre. Morehind John W Avers Thurston killed by lightning on Forkston mountain. Walter Blark survives. Avers leaves a widow and many children.
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Scranton Tribune
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Sie-Lee Stark
Kurey
Philladelphia
John Kk. Wolf
Morristown
N. J
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Hia Pi
Younts
Putnam Street
Hipam Bruges
Neelerssburg
Eva Weber
Centre
Morehind
John W. Avers
Thurston
Forkston Mountain
Avera
Thomas Vase
Walter Blark
White
Perry
Avers
Old Time Remedy Homes Teething Solution
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised as a long trusted teething remedy by a notable female physician in the United States. The ad claims it relieves the child’s choleric pains, cures diarrhea and griping, calms wind, and provides rest to both child and mother. Bottles priced at twenty five cents.
Mammoth Rail Excursion To Lake Ledore This Sunday
The Delaware and Hudson railroad will run special excursion trains from Scranton on Sunday morning to Lake Ledore for the TA U Lancers encampment and the Solemn Military Mass on July 20. Departure times are 7 45, 8 and 9 a m with fares adults 75 cents and children 45 cents. Reduced rates available from all points.
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TA. U. Lancers
Lake Ledore
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Train No 6 and No 3 Connect at Manunka Chunk
Lackawanna Limited train No 6 departs Scranton at 3 35 p m eastbound and No 3 arrives Scranton at 1 40 p m westbound now connect daily with Pennsylvania Railroad at Manunka Chunk to and from Philadelphia and intermediate points on the Belvidere division.
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Lackawanna Limited
Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Belvidere
Mountain Special limited train to Wilkes-Barre
Effective Saturday July 2 and every Saturday thereafter the Lehigh Valley railroad runs the Mountain Special from New York to Wilkes-Barre for Sunday trips out of town. The train includes vestibule coaches and a Pullman parlor car, departing New York Twenty third street at 2.10 pm and arriving Wilkes-Barre at 7.05 pm. Return Sundays at 6.00 pm from Wilkes-Barre arriving New York Twenty third street at 11.15 pm, with stops at principal stations along the route.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain
Twenty-third Street
Twenty Third Street
Varied Early 20th Century Job Ads From Linens to Rail Shops
The notice lists multiple employment openings in diverse fields. Positions include experienced ginemen for linens and domestics at Goldsmith's Barmuar, two ton colored shoe shiners in Binghamton, civil service exam preparation, and vacancies for young men at Vitex with referees. Also seeks competent machinists near Pittsburgh with wages per hour and transportation, plus further details via George Walker and CL 1. Snyder for applicants.
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Pittsburg
Wilkes-Barre
Bnyder
Mooney
Buffalo
Travel offer from Long Branch to Ocean Grove and Asbury Park
Round trip fare five dollars for adults with children 6 to 12 half fare. Tickets valid for travel on regular trains on July 22 with return by August 1. Sale at stations Scranton Taylor Moo sic Avoca Pittston Yatesville Lafita Miners Mills Parsons Wilkes Barre. J S Swisher Dist Passenger Agent Scranton.
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Oovean Grove
Asbury Park
New Jersey Central
Scranton
Taylor
Moosic
Avoca
Pittston
Yatesville
Lafita
Miners’ Mills
Parsons
Wilkes-Barre
J. S. Swisher
Dist
Red Men excursion draws over a thousand to Shohola Glen
The Red Men outing on Tuesday brought 1,045 excursionists to Shohola Glen, with about 800 from Honesdale. The group returned home by 7 p.m. after a delightful day, marking a financial success for the organization.
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Red Men
Shohola Glen
Honesdale
City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
William J. Anderson spent Sunday with friends in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Benjamin Richardson visits her daughter Mrs J T Rollis in Schuylkill county. Mrs Dilla spent Tuesday with friends in Parsons. Miss Bertha Smith called in Avoca yesterday. Dr N F Pier and wife have returned home after spending their summer vacation at Elmhurst.
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William J. Anderson
Wilkes-Barre
Benjamin Richardson
J. T. Rollis
Schuylkill County
Dilla
Parsons
Bertha Smith
Avoca
N. F. Pier
Elmhurst
Services Set at Baptist Church Next Sunday
Morning sermon by the pastor on The Work of the American Baptist Home Mission Society. Evening sermon titled The Message of the Soul. Both services scheduled for next Sunday at the Baptist Church.
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Baptist Church
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Seu
Special Lackawanna Excursion Tickets to Silver Lake Sale
Ex cursion tickets to Silver Lake are offered via the Lackawanna railroad for seven dollars and twenty cents from Scranton, valid July 15 to August 21, with final return by September 1, 1902. Children under twelve pay half, rate includes through trains daily with Pullmans and tourist cars, meals from five cents to a dollar, or à la carte. Contact R. E. Payne at 201 Main Street Buffalo for details.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Silver Lake
Scranton
Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
R. E. Payne
Main Street
Buffalo
Lost package at Globe store needs return
A Globe store has a lost package containing one silk and one lawn waist. Please return to the Tribune office.
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Globe
Tribune
Baseball Scores Across The League
In Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Boston St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh games show varied innings and battery pairings. Key pitchers include Patterson Sullivan Schreckengost Towle Bresnahan and Cantillon with umpires Johnston Caruthers Connolly O Day and Emelle.
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Rhe
St. Towle
Trarper and Wahoe
Shields
Bresnahan
Jonnstone
Caruthers
Nickel Plate road offers fast service east to west
Advertises a fast time and the finest equipment on the Nickel Plate road for passenger comfort. Encourages travelers to see nearest agents or write R. E. Payne at 291 Malin St., Buffalo, N. Y., for details.
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Nickel Plate Road
R. E. Payne
Malin St
Buffalo
Stray Horses Recovered At Mimhurst Premises
Notice lists two light brown horses and one dark brown horse found at the premises of J. M. Rhodes in Mimhurst. Owner may reclaim by paying advertising costs and keeping the animals.
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J. M. Rhodes
Mimhurst
Stock and Wheat Traders Special Market Letter
Stock and Wheat Traders offers a special market letter with no delay. Free on application from M. Hibbard & Co. members of New York Consolidated and Stock Exchange. Located at 44 and 46 Broadway New York. Established 1861. Long Distance Phone 288 Broad.
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M. Hibbard & Co
N. Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Honesdale News Briefs Include Construction Plans and Sports
Measurements by George Campbell of Massachusetts target renumbering for free mail delivery in Honesdale. Frank Myers plans a knitting mill on his East Honesdale lot opposite Hermans wagon factory. Next Saturday fans will see Taylor Reds vs Honesdale at the Honesdale field. Mrs. Davis of Washington D C stays with BB C Mumford. Mrs. Bishop and Grace visit Scranton. Dusenberre couple returns from wedding tour to Allen house. Band concert on the bandstand built by Henry Z Tussell follows the Red Men parade.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
George Campbell
Massachusetts
Frank Myers
Hermans’ Wagon Factory
East Honesdale
Taylor Reds
Honesdale Field
Davis
Washington, D. C
BB C. Mumford
Bishop
Miss Grace
Scranton
Richard Dusenberre
Allen House
Henry Z. Tussell
Sliders Schedule Potential Game With Mitchell Boys Saturday
The Sliders dh seek a 9 99 oclock Saturday morning game against the Mitchell Boys on Moses Taylor Hospital grounds. If accepted, Tribune readers may see Manveer VFignn, captain Joe VFignn, Will Brondhbart lead The Sliders Jr against the Young Originals on Tuesday at Moses Taylor Hospital grounds.
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Sliders
Mitchell Boys
Moses Taylor
Picture Puzzle Hidden Object Contest Players Invited
Cut out daily pictures, mark the hidden object, and save them until Saturday. Send or drop to The Tribune office in an envelope addressed to Pissle Dobe canis with name age and address. Six correct weekly pictures will have names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
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