Lackawanna County Event Announces Train Ride Saturday
The 1909 Carbondale event lists a 1 PM train with sections if crowded, weather promises mild conditions, prizes include silk suspenders and bathing outfits, souvenirs for nine couples, Mozart band to perform, tickets 40 cents adults 25 cents children, excursion trains stop at Lincoln Avenue, donations welcome, local attendees and visiting guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Lincoln Avenue
City
Mary Melon-Cash struck and killed at No 1 colliery
Mrs Mary Melon-Cash of Powderly Street was fatally struck by a trip of empty cars on the inclined plane of No 1 colliery and died instantly. Born in Ireland, she lived recently on Carbondale's south side and was aged and well known. Survived by five daughters and two sons, with funeral to be announced tomorrow.
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Mary Melon- Cash
Powderly Street
Ireland
South Side
Carbondale
Colin
Bridget McDonough
John Flanniman
Matthew Leslie
Edward Fuery
Termyn
William
John McDonough
Fire Strikes Livery Stable. Quick Alarm Saves Building
Fire at one o'clock yesterday morning damaged the basement of the Snyier Livery stable on Sixth Avenue and Main Street. The night watchman woke to smoke and triggered an alarm, allowing prompt action to save the building and valuable property. Authorities allege incendiary involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyier
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Permit Issued for Hendrick Residence Water Connection
Yesterday a permit was issued for connecting Hon. FE E Hendrick's residence and grounds to the Reynshanhurst system. The Palace Creamery connected yesterday and tests show Reynshanhurst artesian water eight degrees colder with higher pressure than the Consolidated supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. E. Hendrick
Reynehanhurst
Palace
Reynshanhurst
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs G E Samson visits her parents Mr and Mrs W H Jackson in West Pittston while Mrs William Isgary entertains her mother Mrs J T Roberts of Scranton. Anna Perry and Florence Van Gorder head to Atlantic City for a two week stay. Mr and Mrs J S Kimball in Maine. Mrs C R Munn and daughter depart for Ninevah New York for a month. Lucy M Vankirk returns to Scranton. Wade Finn returns from Crystal Lake with thirty seven black bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Samson
Canaan Street
W. H. Jackson
West Pittston
William Isgary
South Main Street
J.T. Roberts
Scranton
B. W. Reynolds
Ilk
Anna Perry
Florence van Gorder
Atlantic City
J. 8. Kimball
Is it right for an editor to recommend patent medicines
From Sylvan Valley News Brevard NC an editor endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting twenty years of use in their family and urging early dosing to prevent suffering while a physician may not be needed. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros are wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Valley News
Brevard
N.C
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Pretty Wedding at Belles Home Unites George Belles and Gertrude Anders on Tuesday
A wedding was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Belles as their son George wed Miss Gertrude Anders of Berwick, with Rev. R. Be Williams officiating. Attendants Miss Herthaales Slater and Rev. W. J. Green assisted, the bride wore white organdie lace, a collation followed the ceremony, and guests enjoyed a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Belles
George
Gertrude Anderson
Berwick
R. Be, Williams
Parsons
Herthaelles, Slater
W. J. Green
Browns overwhelm Tigers in one sided Jermyn Mayfield game
The West Side Browns defeated Sam Mendelssohn's Tigers by eighteen runs as Pritchard and Jones combined on the mound for the Browns while Mendelsohn and Quinn pitched for the Tigers. Jones' Invincibles, a select team from Jermyn Archbald and Mayfield, plan another tilt to try to topple the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Browns
Sam Mendelssohn
Tigers
Sam
Wil Pritchard
Crowns
Pritchard
Jones
Mendlesohn
Quinn
Invincibles
Jermyn
Archhbald
Mayfield
Rex
Theodore Townsend
Bacon Street
Calvin Wall
Third Street
M. J. Shields
Delia
James Williams
Admiral Seymour
Crystal Lake
James Allen
A. F. Gebhardt
Niagara Falla
Adirondacks
Canada
Adams
Mra
Stephens
Morvo
Philip Hambly
Scott
Borough
Local Move and Community Notes in Clare's Summit
Burt Stanton night depot operator moved his family to the Nodney house on Highland Park. Frank and Mrs Miller left for a lake near Benton to camp with Dalton acquaintances. Mrs Biles and family moved into Al bert Rogers old house. Miss Lulu Griffin returned home after visiting Nellie Griffin. Condensing company to begin work early month with Buckley hired to lead. May Twining returns from Berenton after visiting relatives. Mrs George Coon and children visited Dalton. Three children of the butter maker at the creamery, now in Conners house, ill with diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Stanton
Nodney House
Highland Park
Frank Miller
Benton
Dalton
Biles
Albert Rogers
Mies
Flo Miller
Lulu Griffin
North End
Nellie Griffin
Buckley
All Borden Condensing Company
May Twining
Berenton
George Coon
Conners House
Price Library Association
Pitteton Brothers
Association
Feld
Morris
Hove
Luzerne
R. Gendall
William L. Jones
West Minooka
Pittston
William Prince
Union Street
Henry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Home
Anchor
Keystone Orchestra
Pillow
T. J. Powell
Michael Strine
Samuel James
Benjamin Jenkins
John Coombs
Edward Douge
William Oyster
Glee Club
Jenkin Davis
William Woolsey
Thomas Armstrong
John Jones
William Smith
Taylor Silver Cornet
Grutth Verein Lodge
Schulthels’ Lane
William Richarde
Hed
Welock
Washburn Street
Hye Park
Emerson D. Owen
New York
W. Tt. Owen
North Taylor
Baptist Young People's Society
Welsh Hapilat Association
Harvey's Lake
Helen
George Chambers
Archbald
James Walker
Furial
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
David
Price and Son
Bert
Hive
Clark's
Local Notables and Building Highlights Amid Community News
Edward N. Jones returns from England visit with friends and relatives. The new Presbyterian manse rises rapidly and is expected to be among the prettiest buildings. Postmaster U V Macele shows improvement after illness. Mr and Mrs Charles H Beattys stay at Leake Winola as the new post office building is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Jones
England
Residence ready for occupancy at Postmimaeter A V Mace
The report notes A V Mace's residence nearing readiness for occupancy while families visit Lake Chapman and nearby homes. It lists guests including Mr and Mrs Jefferson Warren and family, Mr and Mrs W F Kilihour and daughter Katie, and Mr William Gayne renting the Wiley hot house for the fall. It mentions a Konn's Military band open air concert at Ira Jenkins's home and a lawn social by the Presbyterian and People's societies on North Main and Malin Street with ice cream and coca provided. all invited.
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Ing Postmimaeter
A. V. Mace
Jefferson Warren
Familly
Lake Chapman
W. F. Kilihour
Katie
Philadelphia
William Bell
William Gayne
Wiley Hot House
Konn
Olyphant
Ira Jenkins
Presbyterian
Teople’s Society
North Main Avenue
Malin Street
Lota
Baptist Parsonage
Bonne
Strike Continues At Grasny and No 2 Mines
The strike by drivers and miners at Grasny and No 2 mines persists. Edith Evans returns from Taylor visit. Mrs Madden and Mrs Hannick injured in Jermyn street car crash, conditions improved. Presbyterian Sunday School picnic at Nay Aug Park. Redmen excursion to Mountain Park planned for July 28. Other social notes include wedding tour returns and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasny
No. 2
Edith Evans
Taylor
Mra
M. F. Fadden
Scranton
Mra J. Cavanaugh
Vinceburg
Daniel Madden
John Hannick
Dela- von Street
Jermyn
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nay Aug Park
Mountain Park
Dingeist
H. B. Bush
Helen Kennedy
Green Ridge
3. W. Thomas
Waymart Local Briefs and Notices
Waymart July 21 Special to the Scranton Tribune reports residents visiting, relocations, and a death. L G Dimock returns from Nebraska. Miss Anna Dilts and Miss Battan guests. Walter Carr buys and moves Delaware and Hudson station building to his farm. Richard Jaynes dies aged 81. funeral at Keen’s Cemetery led by Rev I W Kerschner. Mrs Labar visiting in town.
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Waymart
L. G. Dimock
Nebraska
Thomne FR. Turner
Scranton
Stephenson
Weiss
New York City
F. W. Carr
Anna Dilts
South Cannan
Battan
Delaware and Hudson
Walter Carr
Carbondale
Mary Decker
Fairview
KR. Wormacott
Lake Lodore Thurreday
Mice Hill
Jermyn
Miss Staples
Mise Anna Doyle
Mise Meekins
Wilkes-Barre
Mise McDonald
Mwieht Buckland
Canaga
Alek Met
Richard Jaynes
William Jaynes
Nora Jaynes
I. W. Kerschner
M. F
Keen's
Labar
George Wildenburger
New York Ontario and Western Excursion to Lake Poyntele
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad announces an excursion to Lake Poyn telle. The train departs Scranton at 8 99 a m Carbondale at 10 2 m stops at intermediate stations and returns leaving Poynelle at 5 10 pm arriving Scranton at 4 5 pm. Fire from Scranton and return to Carbondale.
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New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
Carbondale
Poyntelle
Seranton
New York
Ontario
Western R.R
North Bownd
Seran- Catton
Fale
Cadowia
Carbon
Cada
Perare
Ata
Vecen
Ado
Gap
Cadosta
Walton
Delhi
Hamilton
Burney
Wake Main
J.C. Anderson
Iia
BASE BALL Standings From Early League Play
Standings from games in Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Cincinnati show results and key players. Teams include Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago New York and Cincinnati with players Ratteriee Leever Zimmer Bernhard Heston Hattierican Janin Chance Willis Sullivan Mercer Mow and others listed. Umpires are named as Das Terry Swariwood and others.
The People s Exchange Advertises Rentals and Sales
The Popular Clearing House for Benett AML listings offers houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or situational help. Ads cost one cent a word with six insertions for five cents a word except situations wanted which are inserted free.
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Benett of Aml
Local Firms and Services Advertised in Scranton Page
A collage of business notices includes Patterson & Wilcox traders national Bank building and various professional listings such as Dr W E Allen at 41 North Washington Avenue, a medical practice focusing on chronic diseases and kidneys, and the Lackawanna area trades including Megargee Bros printers and Lehigh Valley Railroad timetables. The page also advertises an orchestra, a school of the Lackawanna with preparatory courses, and multiple rail schedules for routes to New York Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns.
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Riffeet
Han Tox
Philadelphia
New York
Altr. KR
Mack Thamiond
White Town
Seleton
Prinel
D & HL
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Raston
Reading
Pencinal
Tonkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Howe Wror
Rochestor
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Vie
Hullman
la Valley
Ken-Barre
New
South
Scranton
Hoboken
Philalefiia
Fron Strourdite
Nith
Amie
Utica
LO A. Te
Nicholeon
Binghamton
Oseee
Syrvane
Allen
Nichole
Montroise
Mlenoath
Northam Netlynd
Fata
Nanticoke
Plym
Steatton
Om North
Laare
Paving Petition for Colar Avenue and Birch Street Scranton Pa
A city petition seeks paving Colar Avenue from Willow Street north to Birch Street and Birch Street from Cedar Avenue to near Willow Street with vitrified brick on a concrete base. It calls for curbstone placement and shared costs assessed to abutting property owners over ten installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dip Avenue
Birch Street
City of
Beranion
Colar Avenue
Valletetre
Codar Aver
Dire Street
Minhatecet
Oelingghe
Belpet
Ienprovermett
Scranton
Far Avenue
Wiech Street
Willow Street
Birc Street
Cedar Avenur
Wire Street
Cellar Avenue
Birch Treet
Wich Street
Celar Avenue
Mirch Street
Mirch Eiert
Htineh Street
Cedar Avenue
Nierh Street
Cohie Avenue
Miret Street
Pireet Railway Company
Birch
Nana
Ovni Front
Wilhem
Fred
Miso
Paki Christian
Peat
Harles Murwner
Borcher
Plekus
John Dempth
Charles Sebwak
Phi Bots
Jilin Werthaner
Ecceeee
MD Geen Ct
Ficke Maria Dambacher
Scrantop
M. T. Lavelle
Clay Crook
Unclear Sports Scores From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR shows several basketball results including Milwiaukee six and Mulalo one, Chicago Rein Tiranapolle zero, Kansas City and Detroit six, Minneapolis four. No clear teams or dates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwiaukee
Mulalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Bochester Defeats Montreal In Tight Springfield Showdown
Bochester edges Montreal 4 to 6 in a compact Springfield clash. Providence and Murtfard contributed key plays as Toronto and Wy Murtfard provided defense. Byrnedae and Worvieter anchored the offense for Bochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Byrnedae
Worvieter
Tyceons Host Alder Street Sailors Saturday Game
The Tyceons challenge the Alder Street Sailors in a 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon baseball tilt. Manager Gall Faust leads the team in a season that has seen improvements under Jack Lewie with all players invited to engage promptly through John Ferris at the City Hotel on West Lackawanna Avenue Toby Nelly serves as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyceons
Alder Street
Tribune
Gall Faust
Jack Lewie
John Ferris
Telephone pole proposal stirs council in Tunkhannock
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports that the local telephone company sought permission to erect a large pole along the Blark block sidewalk while relocating its exchange. They offered to place a phone in the rooms of the hose company in return for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Council
Hose Company
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Lackawanna County
A. J Iaker
Thore
T. J Mead
and Mire
A. J. Gaker
Messrs. H. Best
Fred Curtis
William Keynon
Ernest Belles
William Helios
Mrs. Shoop
Wyoming
Mita Annie Laurine
Mamie Capwell
J. Shoop
West Nanticoke
L. Carey
Mattie Carey
Jennie Carey
Mitten
Setiantepol
Sue Kerr
Mamden
Nev
W. G. Funk
John Thornton
Sone
Marshael
Reed
Alice
Moscow
Sons of Temperance Lodge
Rockwood
Indianapolis
Musetts Teall
Jennie Wildrick
LaRegeville
Georgia Evans
Orange
N. J
William A
Minera
Old Forge
Clare's Summit
Peckville
Strong
Wales
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Armacist
Cer
Geming Avenue
John H. Phleps
Taylor News
Lineman Arts
8. C. Hodge
Massachusetts
The
Scranton Tribune
National League
Philadelpha— Kwoe
Pittsby
Philatelphia
Ratteriee
Leever Ant Zimmer
Bernhard
Doglass, Vonpire
Enpelig
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Heston
Tinaklyn
Cinelinati Pou
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Sozsers
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Newton
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Kennedy
Kiteon
Miluire
Swariwood
Frooklyn
Pittalaarye
Weseedase
Heaton Penne Eneeneres
Tania
Alta
People’s Exchange
Drick Livery Stable
Raymond Court
George Keller
North
Washington Avenue
Washington
STONE
UM Lackawanna Avenue
Bower
L. M
General Delivery
Scranton, Pa
Comegya
Diine Huilding
Sanderson Avenue
Greet Tridge
Delaware Erecta
Mary
Brock
Murige
Oxom
Ghee
Ajiply
Shoe Mayer
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HEERE
Ura. Sullivan and
Visdor
James J. Grier
West Market Street
Soraritoti
Alo Mulberry Street
Mys
Lindutury
Connell
Lang
Washington Avenge
Ral Hou
L. Jones
Sumner Avenue
C. Mears
Hooper
Arlington Hotel
Pennsylvania
Day City
Mich
N.V. Walker
SUT Connell
Sneee Ee
Walste Lowise Shormaker
Adama Aestiute
Doryes
Fandereon Avenin
Tian Os
Mutcher
Chas, Hyon, Oo
Vitteton A
Situation
Koy
Adree John Keller
Avoca
Max Hill
Eptner
Wrael Quard
Gil Clay
Franklin Avenue
Mtuation
Kirst's Court
Remington Avenue
Tmns
Adatis Avenue
Tear
Upetalne
Andrew Mary
Irving
Shawilde
Rituation
Fort
Linden Treet
Yaylor Avenue
Linden
Pune
Onde Af City Connells
MM. T. Davellg
Ofte
Beranton
Stetone Oral Company
Fank and Trost Co
Auld Company
Ites Dank Ani Trot Co
Spruce Street
Cat
Cliston W
Wisner
Stevens Coal Company
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
P. A
Thad
Hank Building
Architects
Edward II, Davis
Connell Building
Frederick K. Brown
Price Biilding
Orden
Joseph Kelley
LM Lindon
C. EB Rilenberger
Paull Building
Lyman
Ospital, Cor, Wyoming and
Mulberry
CC. Laumach
Wyoming Avenue
F. Reynolds
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avinur
Ratin Rewsotable
Zeigler
Scranton House
L&w
Victor Riecl
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanda Avenue
General Law
Busi News
JW. Browning
Joome
Meare Bulling
DR. Reflogle
United On
Sears
Syruce
Frank B Boyle
Burr Building
Willard, Warren & Knapt Ve ‘Larue
Amd
Ceoncelloreat Law
James
Oakford
Atlaw, AW
Rowme
Blige
Pward W Thayer
Broons Bdw
Pki
Boor
Mera
A. Watres
Ationney-At-Law
Monwealth Building
RB Pitcher
Attorney-At-Law
Monwealth Tallinn
Scranton, Fu
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank Buildin
Traders’ National
C. Comegys
Hepublican Building
Bertholp
MARS
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Allen
Amoreauy
Lowry
School OF the Lackawanna
Elne Or Charities Cipiind
Thome
Chan Mads
W. Bumley
A. M
Bea de
Beeda
G. JT. Clark &O
Beedman Ant Ni Itserman
Green Heuer
Malin Avenue
Etore
Joseph Kuetthl
Lackawanna
Matiulaciunmr
Megargee Wros
Waship Avenue
Boranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Newark
Elizaberh
Huston
Nethichem
Allentown
Mauch Chook
White Haven
Expres
Bundaya
Por Mountain Park
Miltimore
Woshington
Tahanga
Jarrdtong
Als Lentown
Cuilmausen
Im. P. Baldwin
Pass
Erle
Wyoming Valley
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Hawleey
Ariel
Hawley
Polite
Verlw Railroad
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Charlee A. Bechtold
Loughran
Oil City
Democracy
Oi City
Tineville
O City
Daea Tomorrw
Sammarioss
Gene Wf
Hilcomb
Captain Kimble
Boom
Clas
Bind Eye
Nigger Jark
Nero
Osteen
Ae Pesnea Econd
Charles B
Sundy Harrisborg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Sunbury
Morrisborg
Sundty
Harrisburg
Hasleton
Reading, &c
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Paw
B. Hutchinson
Gen. Mer
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Feadéle
Ladore
Wilkes Marre
Ta Vo RT
Mennylvania
SIS
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Oe P.m
Wille
Tarre
Albany
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Honcedale
Lake Lodore
Loweat
United States
J. W. Burdick
A. Albany
N. Y
H.W. Cross
Wilkes
Ptunide
Relaman Firee
Bercy
Faiets
M. Norto
Lackawanta Avenes
Fol Quincy
Poole
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