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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1897

Page

7

Knights of Father Mathew plan National Convention in Scranton

In Lackawanna County one meeting of the Knights of Father Mathew arranged for the National Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention to be held next month in Scranton. It is estimated over a thousand delegates will represent local organizations and the parade on the convention’s second day will be a large temperance event. Delegates chosen include T. F. Coffey and J. P. Campbell.

Knights of Father Mathew Scranton Ttme T. F. Coffey J. P. Campbell

Child dies after coal car accident and amputation

Six year old Tony Kimilick was brought from Egerton to Carbondale hospital after injuring his tee in a coal car accident at the Egerton colliery. Surgeons Dr Manley of Jermany and Dr Gillis of Carbondale amputated the limb but he died at noon Sunday.

Tony Kimilick Egerton Carbondale Hospital Manley Jermyn Gillis Mdgerton Collery

Brave Stranger Rescues Girl From Streetcar Tracks

A Brooklyn girl wandered onto a streetcar track on Saturday evening as twilight fell. Michael Connolly, riding in a carriage, leapt from his buggy just in time to snatch the child from danger. The quick actions saved her life.

T. J. Gilhool Brooklyn Street Michael Connolly

Wheelmen start Sunday ride to Royal and back

About o clock on Sunday morning the following party of wheelmen started for a trip to Royal Captain Chan Moon Isaac Singer Albert Moon Maurice Reynolds Frank Wolcott Daniel Scurry Andrew Mitchell of this city and Henry Wadel and M B Gur ney of Kingston. They arrived at noon and after refreshments returned homeward by the way of Crystal lake. After enjoying a visit at the Mitchell cottage they reached the club room early in the evening.

Royal Chan Moon Isaac Singer Albert Moon Maurice Reynolds Frank Wolcott Daniel Scurry Andrew Mitchell Henry Wadel M.B. Gurney Kingston Crystal Lake Mitchell Cottage

Scranton residents and visitors listed in local society notes

A long row of local social notices lists Mr and Mrs T R Durfee returning from Asbury Park, Scranton guests like Mr and Mrs Myron Clark, Captain B E Morris and others visiting town yesterday. Camping trips to Crystal Lake and Elk Lake are noted, with several families and individuals traveling for short stays. A Klots Silk mill update, missed finger injury from a bicycle sprocket incident, and multiple outings and visits across towns such as Dundaff Street Pittston Hall Hall Pleas Mount are recorded among residents and guests.

T. R. Durfee Asbury Park Myron Clark Scranton Clark Bunday J. B. Colter Wilkes-Harre Florence Wright Flaston C. RR. Retten John Street B. E. Morris Anson Bailey Nettie Sophia Williams Lizzie Scurry Harry Williams John Cameron Crystal Lake C. 8 Weeks New York Port Jervis New Milford May Pengelly Toronto William Edgar Sirs Louis Rector Mia John Mase Koone's Pond Charles Lee Elk Lake W. Humphrey Binghamton Marie Flanaghan Dundaff Street Boranton John Goodwin Court Lily No. 1 Foresters of America Goodwin John Kilpatrick Tiers Lamb Klots Gussie Tiffany Hinghamton K. D. Lathrope Jennie Connors Pittston Annie Nealon John Downing, Jr Booth Park Street William Downing Beach Lake L. L Bunnell Brooklyn Montrove Olivia Kerring Salem Avenue W. «. Wood Hall Blanch Brooks C. Coon Pleas- Mount

Ghana Po Urals Delicate Stomach Drink Notice

An advertisement-like fragment promotes a new coffee related product named Ghana Po Urals Ub al Lakes, claiming it suits delicate stomachs and reduces distress. The readable text lacks clear author or date details and resembles a marketing snippet from a grocery page.

Ghana PO Urals Ubal Lakes Tony

Local summer visitations and family gatherings noted

Byron Jackson of Wilker-Farre visits Westlock guest Thomas B. Smith. Various families from Berinton Bedford Honesdale Scranton and Johnstown host and visit relatives. Rev J G Bumner and wife greet kin at parsonage after a family reunion. A Bergen Browe delivers stereopticon lecture on Life and Travels of St Paul at the Baptist church with plans to continue weekly through August 1.

Byron Jackson Wilker-Farre Thomas B. Smith Westlock Mies Nettle White Berinton Henry White Alonzo C. Wall New York City George Perry EG. F. Leighton Bedford Binghamtor Andrew Bedford Leighton Harry Reynolds Throok- Iv N. Y A. Reynolds Mr. Reynolds Willis Dean Spracuc Birenewt Tolleme Wyoming Seminary Kingston Methodial Episcopal Church J. GB Bumner A. D. Decker Dbiraehanmllen Thomas Cossiey Honesdale A. C. Tolley John Miller Miller Messrs Ward Parker Wellington Lamont Clark's Green Tom Hall Glenburn Charles Willams Scranton John and Ruth Perry Rose Johnson Harry Arthur Miller Stanley Palmer and Doty Jodwin Brooklyn Estelle Maud Miller Martha Davia Johnstown Mr. Montgomery A. Bergen Browe BL Paul Baptist Church

Boy Falls From Window Recovers in Peckville

Gladys Peckville a two and a half year old girl of Brook street fell from a second floor window yesterday and was picked up unconscious by neighbor Mr Tratton. She revived after a time and no bone was broken. Also noted are lodge activities and local mine injuries including William Vaughn who fractured his right leg in two places at the Grassy Island Delaware and Hudson mine after a blast.

Gladys Httler L. 8. Thompson Brook Street Tratton Frank Peck Mount Pleasent Oriental Star Lodge Consumers’ Powder Company New York and Scranton Coal Company William Vaughn Grassy Island Delaware and Hundson Peckville J. D. Grever

Excursion of Emblem division to Lake Ariel on Monday

The Emblem division No 57 of the Sons of Temperance plans a large excursion to Lake Ariel featuring amusements and a purse for a Lackawanna Moosic Poplars game and another purse for Taylor Grays against Providence Stars. The first match starts 10:50 p m trains depart 7:45 p m from the Delaware and Hudson depot. Nearby social notes include residents visiting relatives and local shop changes.

Emblem Sons of Temperance Lake Ariel Taylor Grays Providence Stars Delaware and Hudson M. M. Willlame New York Wales Moa Devis Annie Bevan Hyde Park Aire Alfred Jones Olyphant Thomas I. Jones Main Street Johns Ahoe Robert Inglis Yatesville H. J. Dare Receneey

Local notes from Taylor area with visits and projects

Weber's rick mentioned as Taylor group activity. Hyde Park visitor James, a Taylor resident, visits on Sunday. Elk mill construction near rock cut on Coo street advances quickly. Pride of Lackawanna lodge No 1 meets tonight. Mrs Neagrey and Miss Howells visiting Hart's Lake ten days. Home, North Taylor residents ride to Lily Lake. Funeral of Mr and Mrs Thomas child this afternoon at Forest Home cemetery. William Davenport of South Taylor builds a new barn at rear of house.

Bert Stone Hallstead Avenue Hev. W. H. Holder Taylor Dashers Old Forge Joseph Wall George Eley Republican Party M. P. Lloyd L. J. Richards Nort Ollie Murphy Lillie Palmer Katie Dolphin Julia Langan Clara Grier Lisale Smaller J. K. Goodman New York H. Plowright Bendham Sundey Robert H. Birkbeck Abraham Margetson Fred Galley Duryea St. Thomas Father Matthew M. A. Simms Scranton H. Simme Carmall Street James Margetson William Eaton Providence Mary FE Isabella Wrightson Green Hidge John Wrightson Davis Main Street Mésers David Bowen Thomas Wit Home North Taylor Lily Lake John Thomas Forest Home William Davenport South Taylor

JERMYN NOTES Rounding Up Local News And Visits

Jermyn reports a livery dispute over a borrowed horse and driver. Visitors include Harry Jones of Iowa and Miss Clara Williams and Miss Mattie Knoppie visiting relatives. Funeral for Mrs. Ann Timon draws many friends and pallbearers listed. Henry Collins begins night clerk duties at Carbondale Traction. Wheelmen form group and plan meetings. Numerous visits and social notes across Scranton, Hyde Park, Aldenville, Shenandoah, and Mayfield.

William Ames Hawley Oscar Maines Watll Malet Mr. Ames Maines Ames Harry Jones Iowa Jermyn Clara Williams Shenandoah Mattie Knopp Ie Aldenville Wayne County Michael Fury Mise Mommie Edmunds Hyde Park Ann Timon Michael Muldoon Therons McLean John Loughney Marin McAndrew Michael Walsh Matthew Mannion Jersey City Col. McCarty Orange N. J T. F. Gilmartin William Sullivan Ruddy Carbondale Henry Collins Carbondale Traction Company W. 8 Finn Pittston Sport T. S. Crawford Second Street Mable Jadwin James Ord May Scranton James Evans Fourth Street Wuiasen Lorra Holly Mame Griffithe Carbondale Yesteray James J. Cuff Nora New York Mayfield Mies May Watkins

Unclear OCR Sports Brief From 1997 Meeting

Fragmentary text mentions May 1997 timing and points for Brie ral Jao and Bina ins at Lake Ariel with intermediate points. Specific names, teams or outcomes are not legible.

Berantan Ita Lake Ariel

Lehigh Valley Train Schedule and Connections 1897

Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable lists daily departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York Wilkes-Barre and other points. It includes Diamond Express and Black Diamond Express routes with multiple morning and afternoon departures, Pullman parlor cars, and sleeping cars on key routes. Officials named include Wilbur Gen Supt and LBE Gen Pass Agt with Scranton and Bethlehem offices noted.

Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Efpect Scranton Pittston Mountain Park Atlantic City New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Reading Terminal Mauch Chunk Altentown Bethlehem Fasten Santer Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Allentown Pottsville Liberty Street North River B. m H. P. Baldwin J. H. Olhausen Pany Eant Panton Trenton Washington Wae Tobyhanna Oswego Mymira Corning Bath Penevis Solio Mortise Huraio Ei Penioha Buffalo Weat Northwest Binghamton Oe Olson Elmira Witen Richfield Springs Wee Orthumberland Pierston Wilkes Bloomsburg Danville Northumberland Williamsport Morrisburg Baltimore Northmperlan Witermediate P.m Keo Carbondale Albanny Daratows Montreal Boston England Honesdale Witkee-Barrend Hindelpia Acai Rane Ey i Black Diamond Expean Pennsylvania R. R Vinenney Valle Witkee- Barre South W. Burdick G. PF Ariery H. W. Cross BP, A Scranto Falisielphia Wilkes-Barre D. L White Tipven Biaslatons Pottsville Ee K Faston Ein- Hons Db. H. R Pullman Lehigh Valley Puspanston Bridge Ollin H. Wilbur Chas Phila A. W. Nonnemacher Booth Bethlehem Lackawanna Avenue

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