Brenton cottage guests and local civic notes
Breelal reports from Scranton area noting Rev and Mrs Harshaw at Brenton cottage Lake Winola. Eagle Hose invited to Middletown parade and a street sweeper device showcased by F Acklee of Syracuse. City orders closing confectionery stores after Sunday upsetting clerks association. Pittston Opera House transfer talks falter. mayor may veto. Marriage announced Thomas Gallagher and Annie Pursell. Local sports losses and injuries during church excursion. Mine workers convention delegates and carpenters’ strike return. Movements of businesses and residents in Pittston and Vandling areas.
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Breelal
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
West Pittston
Corcoran
Clerks’ Association
Select Council
Vuminion
Thomas Gallagher
Mill Street
Annie Pursell
Washington Terrace
Binghimton
Brothers Mase
Michael Kehov
Allentown
Baplist
Mournetain Park
Imiihun Curr
Thomas Toddin
West Pittnton
Forest City
National Mine Workers’ Convention
Robert Hulluh
Festus Madden
Richard Roberts
George Goodrich
Burl Lyton
Baltimore
Vandelin Dobish
O'Neill
Ames
J. PD. Lett
Maxcy
Delaware Street
Forest City Mourns Death of Joseph F White
Forest City reports the death of Joseph F White at a young age, shocking a wide circle of friends and relatives. The funeral is set for Saturday morning. burial will be in Scranton. Miss Lillie Palmer of Scranton visits Miss Batelle Allen. Rev R L Clark opens a Sunday series on Questionable Practices including tobacco liquor dancing and games of chance.
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Forest City
Joseph F. White
White
Seranton
Lillie Palmer
Scranton
Publicizing Chamberlain Cure for Diarrhea in Children
The article extols Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a universal cure for summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children. It recommends mixing with cold water for pleasant taste, noting it should be given to young patients and is available through druggists.
Town Happenings and Local Notes From Tunkhannock
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock July 18 reports Nelson Gardner of Factoryville visiting. Fire loss appraisers met to assess damage at A H Squier residence. Picnic dates set for Meshoppen and a veterans reunion planned at Revathan Park. Local ball game Wyoming team edged 7 to 2 in a spirited afternoon match. Ex County Commissioner E H Bunnell visiting Wilkes-Barre. Rev Willita H M of New Jersey accepts pastorate at the Huptint church, duties begin Aug 1. Notables include Ruth Meuts er of Magleton visiting friends and John Lungan hosting O’Bosie of Olyphant.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Laceyville
Ned
Meshoppen
Veterain's Association
Reuthan Park
John W. Harding
Paterson
Navy
Jennie
Aus
Lee
New York
Ruth Meutser
Magleton
John Lungan
Wapron Street
Me. O'Bosle
Olyphant
Social notes from Waymart and surrounding towns
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports a series of local items: Miss Anna Doyle hosts guests from Wilkes Barre, John Thompson attended a Red Men picnic at Rhodola Glen, Miss Amanda Varcoe bought an upright piano, Willace Cause visits his son Boyd in Carbondale, Operator Lord of Farview moves into a Dooley home, Miss Cove Bitten returns from a three week vacation to resume duties as postmistress, Mr and Mrs S E B Hackett and their daughter May Forester visit Prof and Mrs J Py Dooley, Mrs A G Grover and Leon enjoy Wayne county breezes at Hagaman house, Fr Ames and Charles H Buckland noted.
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Beranton Tribune
Waymart
Anna Doyle
Velestine Meekings
Wilkes- Barre
John Thompson
Rhodola Glen
Amanda Varcoe
Willace Cause
Carbondale
Boyd
Lord
Farview
Dooley
Cunnan Stre
A. G. Grover
Leon
Wilkes-Barre
Wayne County
Hagaman House
Fr. Ames
Charles H. Buckland
Forest City Visitors and Weekend Guests
Mrs Levi Bennott returned home after visiting her daughter in Plattsburg New York. Mr and Mrs W L Carr of Green Ridge were guests of Dr and Mrs H Ensign over Sunday. Dr Frank Carson remains in Virginia managing his gold mine interests. Addison J Mervin and Garfiled Pierson called on friends in Clinton Wednesday night. Will Batten spent Sunday with friends at Clemo.
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Forest City
Levi Bennott
Mra
H. Albright
Plattsburg
N. Y
W. L. Carr
Green Ridge
Ensign
Frank Carson
Virginia
Addison J. Mervin
Garfield Pierson
Clinton
Will Batten
Clemo
Wayne Susquehanna conferees press for candidate Mumford
The Wayne Susquehanna senatorial conferees meet at Susquehanna to nominate a candidate. Harry Mumford of Starrucca is the named hopeful. he had a Thursday night visit with his uncle Colonel George BR Osborne.
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Honesdale
Wayne-Susquehanna
Susquehanna
Harry Mumford
Starrucca
George BR. Osborne
Hawley Times
Court House
Monesdale
W. C
B. H. Baumann
J. M. Baumann
Seven County Veteran Association
Scranton
Nay Aug Park
Kats Brothers’ Underwear
W. B. Holmes
Phillips Beach
Magss
Honesdale Steam Laundry
H. ©. Watrous
James J. Watrous
Wayne County
W. C. Norton
A. B. Stevens
A. L. Bishop
Leopold Fuerth
John D. Brennan
August Bergstein
R. L. Woodley
Frank Corey
John HW. Thompson
N. H. Lippert
William H. Dimmick
Fred F. Whitaker
E. A. Delaney
W. A. Gaylord
Register and Recorder
F. H. Crago
Charles E. Dodge
W. A. Sluman
C. I. Hopkins
George C. Robinson
George H. Seamans
George W. Taylor
G. H. Sandercock
G. A. Place
Methodist Church
Henry Russell
Grace Church
Baker
New Rochelle
E. A. Pennilman
Death and local notices from Hawley July report
Martin Cavanaugh of River street dies at home after weeks of illness. Funeral from St. Philomena's. Visitors and travels report include Burton Borce and family in Lordville, Decker and family at Big Pond, A L Bishop and daughters on vacation at Stroudsburg, and Nellie Cade visiting local residents. Burns, lodge visits, and German trip anecdotes follow.
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Stroudsburg
Sarah E. Knapp
Matamoras
Asher Atkinson
Anna S. White
Purdytown
Herbert Plinn
Dunmore
Shakespenian Club
G.T. Rodman
J. E. Felter
Ble Pond
Shohola
Tuteday
A. H. Avery
Brooklyn
W. C. Knapp
Ki. H. Ludwig
Germany
William M. Blees
Peckville
Taylor Home Team Heads to Honesdale for Strong Challenge
The Rede baseball team will travel to Honesdale today to meet the borough’s strong representative squad. The home lineup includes Toye Behilds Davis Touhill Morris Hayes Day Burkett Ryans or Stone. A delegation of rooters will accompany them. Also reports a Grays 11 Orioles 1 on Riverside grounds with pitcher Welzendah fanning thirteen. Bible services tomorrow at Calvary Baptist and Methodist churches with inviting programs and visiting speakers.
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Rede
Honesdale
Toye
Behilds
Py Davis
Touhill
Morris
Hayes
Day
Burkett
Ryans
Stone
Rooters
Grays
Orioles
Riverside Grounds
Welsendah
Crays
Calvary Baptist Church
Harris
Hervices
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cinton BK. Henry
Gertrude ,Morris
Warren Francis
Lake Winola
John Davis
David
North Taylor
Moosle
FE. J. Eviins
North Main Street
Plainsville
Edwardsville
Wells
Moscow
Miss Burke
Avorn
Annie
Margaret Lydon
Main Street
Old Teething Remedy Promoted as Trusted by Mothers
An advertorial note touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy used for sixty years by millions of mothers. It claims to relieve child pain, cure diarrhoea and wind colic, and bring rest to exhausted mothers. Bottled at twenty two cents.
Mammoth Excursion to Lake Lodore Next Sunday
Railroad announces a large excursion via the Delaware and Hudson to Lake Lodore for the Solemn Military Mise on Sunday July 20. Trains depart Scranton Lickawanna avenue depot at 7:45 8:00 and 9:00 a m. Fare from Scranton adults 74 cents children 45 cents. Reduced rates from all points.
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C.T. A. U. Lancers
Lake Lodore
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scrninton
Lickawanna Avenue
Scranton
Polnia
Lal
Rail lines announce Saturday only Mountain Special to Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Limited trains from Scranton connect with Pennsylvania and Belvidere division routes. Lehigh Valley hosts Mountain Special between New York and Wilkes-Barre on Saturdays for Sunday outings, with vestibule cars and Pullman. Special excursion tickets to Silver Lake offered, with dates July 1 to August 31, 1902, and child half fare.
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Lackawanna Limited
Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Belvidere Division
Lne
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain
Twenty-third Street
Twenty Third Street
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
New Jersey Central
Taylor
Moosic
Avoca
Pittston
Yatesville
Laflin
Miners' Mills
Parsons
J. 8
Swisher, Dist
Lackawanna Railroad
Silver Lake
Nickel Plate Excursion Ticket Sale Buffalo to San Francisco
Nickel Plate railroad offers special excursion tickets from Buffalo to San Francisco and return for 62 dollars, valid August 1 to 10 with return by September 20. Best accommodations and fast service, see local agent or write R. BE. Payne, 291 Main St, Buffalo. Through West routes, tourist car service, club meals and meals a la carte available. contact R. E. Payne, 281 Main St, Buffalo.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
San Francisco
R. BE. Payne
Main Street
R. E. Payne
N.Y
Special Sunday excursion train to the mountains
The New York Ontario and Western announces a special Sunday excursion from Scranton on Sunday, November 20 at 8:40 a.m. to Poyntelle and back, with a return from Poyntelle at 3:00 p.m. arriving in Scranton at 6:45 p.m. The return fare from Scranton is 1.00.
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New York, Ontario, and Western
Mountains
Scranton
Poyntelle
Entertaining guests and newborns at Ledgedale
Ledgedale July 1 report notes Mr and Mrs John Wrieger hosting Scranton friends. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Walker on July 14 1002. Several local visits occur including families of Becker, St Bortree, Kimble, Bluenbender, and Simons as Rev W B Stenor and family take vacation.
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Paypack
Edward Bluenbender
Baby
Heranton
Rev
W. B. Stenor
Friend Simons
J. K
Wanted ads and notices mix of jobs and personal requests
Classified fragments show employment offers for machinists and young ladies plus personal notices and social notes. Items include civil service appointments, a factory position with wages and transportation, and letters copy work requests. Local names appear among residents visiting friends and family in Hamilton and Ledgedale.
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Pittsburg
Itis
Wilkes-Butte
Pittabure
C. T. Angdor
Mooney
Buffalo
U P Co U v straw ride to Andrew Kent's tonight
Brooklyn residents plan a straw ride to Andrew Kent's this evening. Mrs Velmer Lathrop and son Herbert of Philadelphia visit relatives here. Miss Lida Grinnell of Carbondale stays with her parents. Miss Harding visits Mrs W L Kent. Miss Minnie Smith recently visited her parents.
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Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
U. P. Co. Uv
Andrew Kent
Velmer Lathrop
Herbert
Philadelphia
Lida Grinnell
Carbondale
Miss Harding
W. L. Kent
Minnie Smith
Baseball scores and lineups from multiple 1900 era games
The listing shows batteries and umpires for games in Philadelphia Boston Washington Baltimore Brooklyn Pittsburg and other clubs. Scores are partial with several teams and lineups noted, including Calihan Sullivan Ward dell Schreckengost Bernhard Wood Hughes Williams Warner and Caruthers Johnstone. Additional results cite Worcester Newark Jersey City Rochester Montreal Toronto and more, with incomplete innings and notes on thirtee nings.
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Worcester
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out daily pictures, draw marks on hidden objects, and mail or deliver to The Tribune office in an envelope to Pigalle Department. Include name, age, and address. Six correct weekly entries will have names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tjls
Tribune
Pigalle Department
Dyco
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Beranton
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