Lake Lodore Sunday school picnic draws large turnout
In Lackawanna County Carbondale the Union Sunday school picnic at Lake Lodore was a great success. The Mozart band performed, a morning baseball game Geary's camp vs Mac Warren's nine ended 12 to 11, and many events followed including dashes, a pack race, high jump, long jump, and potato and egg races with multiple winners. Committee members praised the day’s outing and plan to meet to settle claims.
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Union
Lake Lodore
Mozart
Geary
Cam
Mac Warren
Severs
Art. Rutherford
John Evans
Bert Dix
Albert Ferrer
Will Davin
van Allen Histed
WilliamWigert
Haltock Warren
Warren
Bwigert
Nh. M. Vernon
Daniel Thomas
HW. EE. May
Charles Carr
C. Pylgne
John Evan
Hallock Warren
William Swigert
Vannon
Charbe Ir
Briggs
Masters Davis
Roberts
Mutherford and Swigert
Professor to Open Commercial Institute on Salem Avenue
Professor W A J Scott rents the second floor of the Mitchell building on Salem avenue, after Dr T Meaker left the space, and plans to open a commercial institute around September 1. The setup is said to be elaborate with broad community support. John T Jenkins of Jermyn, a Stroudsburg Normal school graduate, will head the bookkeeping department.
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W. A. J. Scott
Mitchell
Salem Avenue
New England Suburban Land sale names park plot Tussell Park
About five hundred people attended the sale of 30 lots by the New England Suburban Land company on South Park Street. A handsome pot watch was offered as a prize for naming the plot, with Bix proposing Tussell Park. The winner chosen by lot was Mrs. C. A. Munn of New Milford Brook Street.
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New England Suburban Land Company
Bix
Tussell Park
Lot
C. A. Munn
New M1 Brook Street
South Park Street
Local Socials Include Various Visits and Entertainments
Charles Mumphrey and Fred Van Gorder spent Sunday in Binghamton. Fred Berry is sojourning at Fern Hall. Mr and Mrs J F Roberts of Canaan Street entertain Wy Campbell of New York. Mrs Ruth Dilts of Belmont Street entertains Martha Corsen of Bethany. Mrs H Raynor and Mr and Mrs Watt spent Sunday at Fern Hall. Eleanor Jones entertains Sarah Birr of Crystal Lake. Frank Knapp of Honesdale called in the city Saturday. Dr H C Wheeler spent yesterday in Binghamton. Mire May Gaughan has returned from New York City.
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Charles Mumphrey
Fred van Gorder
Binghamton
Fred Berry
Fern Hall
J. F. Roberts
Canaan Street
Wy. Campbell
New York
Ruth Dilts
Belmont Street
Misa Martha Corsen
Bethany
Mra
H. . Raynor
W. G. Watt
Eleanor Jones
Sarah Birr
Crystal Lake
Frank Knapp
Honesdale
Thin City
H. C. Wheeler
Binghamton, N
Mire May Gaughan
New York City
Public notice on Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy endorsement
The editor notes it is not right to publicly endorse medicines but shares a long standing family endorsement of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer claims twenty years of reliable use and suggests keeping a bottle for early treatment to avoid suffering and physician visits. Sold by Matthews Bros, wholesale and retail agents.
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Sylvan Valley
Lews
Broward
Chamberlain
Matthews Mros
Travelers and Local Business Updates From Clark's Summit Area
Charles Dunlap and George Lance return from a Montana trip and stay for summer. Gould of Clark's Summit Manufacturing reports a 15000 box order. Hufford and Sitts drive strong hemlock lumber trade. C L Shear of Binghamton visits. Scranton Tribune orders may be left at Martins Bolds barber shop. Fred Wilkes adored hub figure and courteous station agent. Lewis Huckley says Clark's Summit Condensing will be ready by early August. C Day relocates to Beranton. M H Coons of Freeland becomes inside man.
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Charles Dunlap
George Lance
Montana
Gould
Clark's Summit Manufacturing Company
Messrs. Hufford
Sitts
Hemlock Lumber
C. L. Shear
Binghamton
Scranton Tribune
Martin Bold
Fred Wilkes
Lewis Huckley
Clark's Summit Condensing Company
C. Day
Beranton
M. H. Coons
Freeland
Two Eloquent Sermons by Rev Roberts at Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. L. Roberts of Brooklyn preached at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. in Taylor with special choir singing. Henry Teese of North Taylor injured after horse bolted while he mounted near Hannick's hotel. District meeting for Lackawanna district deputy grand master postponed to tomorrow. Keystone orchestra to play at Greenwood Hose Company picnic and Lake Lodore excursion. Several residents and visitors noted for visits, trips to Atlantic City, and local activities throughout Taylor.
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R. L. Roberts
Brooklyn
Sersices
Hoberts
Henry Teese
North Taylor
Hannick's Hotel
Lackawenanda
Lackawanna Lodge
Taylor
Keystone Orchestra
Taylors
Mueleinns
Greenwood Hose’ Company
Lake Lodore
John FE. Evang
Joseph Davis
Atlantic City
Susie Morris
Scranton
James Morris
Grove Street
Thomas Hughes
Green Ridge
Peter Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Gertrude Thomas
Pittston
Minsex Della Willines
Sigiste Billington
John E. Davia
Wickes-Barre
James Thorns
Providence
John Owens
Lake Winola
Whehard
Hero
Russell
Main Street
William Jones
Honesdale
Morgan Trevan
West Scranton
John Griffiths
Richard Jones
Hyde Park
Elmer Daniels
Cincinnati
Delaware, Lackawannna and Western Company
Hev. J. HL. Colclough
Greenwood Hose Company
Greenwood Park
Miss Mabel Hutchings Returns From Europe Visit
Moosic notes include Miss Mabel Hutchings returning Saturday after an extended Europe trip with a Paris exposition stop. Mis e Retta Church accepts a position at Scranton Billings Bank. Hibbs of Pittston visited town Saturday. A wreck on the Wilkes Barre and Eastern at Bartonville near Stroudsburg caused 24 hours of impassable road. Mr M B Levan left for Philadelphia to become a street car conductor. Mrs Elwell and daughter Frances visit the Manners at Main Street. Langcliffe and Moogle Presbyterian Sunday schools plan an excursion to Lake Ariel. train to Moosic at .25 with second section stopping at Spike Island.
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Mabel Hutchings
Europe
Miss Hutchings
Mise Retta Church
Scranton Billvings Bank
lAinger Hibbs
Pittston
Wilkes. Barre and Eastern
Barton Ville
Stroudsburg
M. B. Levan
Philadelphia
Elwell
Frances
W. BR. Manners
Main Street
Langcliffe
Moogle Presbyterian Suniity
Lake Ariel
Moisie
Spike Island
Social and family notices from Dunmore and Scranton area
Miss Rosale Powell and Miss Jayne Simpson of Dunmore visit Mrs. Mary Yeager. Mr and Mrs L E Brown of Scranton are guests here. Albert Yeager of Memphis stays with his parents. Junior league lawn social clears twenty five dollars. Nellie Griffin of Scranton visits aunt Mrs M W Vaughn. Mrs Wesley Miessecker of Scranton visits sister Mrs Isaac Blesecker. Miss Inn and Mary DePew visit Scranton. Mabel Chubb returns from Waymart. Funeral of J LaTouche Friday night. service Monday at 11. Mrs John Scott and children visit Long Island.
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Rosale Powell
Jayne Simpson
Dunmore
Mary Yeager
L. E. Brown
Scranton
Albert Yeager
Memphis
M. W. Vaughn
Wesley Miesecker
Isaac Blesecker
Misses Inn
Mary DePew
Mita Mabel Chubb
Waymart
J. LaTouche
John Scott
Long Island City
Peckville News Briefs include travel and council meeting
Mr. N H Johnson left Saturday to join family camping at Lewis Lake near Uniondale. A special borough council meeting is planned tonight. Several residents spent Sunday with friends at various local spots including Carbondale Avoca Afton Beach Lake and Lake Chapman.
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N. H. Johnson
Lewis Lake
Uniondale
F. A. Peck
William Peek
Herrick Centre
F. P. Benjamin
Carbondale
Roy Craig
Frank Pickering
Lake Lodore
David Brown
Avoca
G. M. Pierce
Afton
Nice
Branley Newton
Peckville
Lake Chapman
Clarence Williams
Horace Menner
Beach Lake
Wayne County
Harry and
James Williams
Plitston
Bunday
Fire In Winsor Hotel Bedroom Sparks Alarm
Ed munds Winsor hotel proprietor household reports a fire started by children in a bedroom Saturday afternoon. The Crystals failed a correct alarm signal and hurried to the south end before returning to extinguish the blaze. No major damage occurred.
Joint meeting to continue mine strike demands
The drivers and runers of Olyphant and Providence plan a joint session tomorrow at 7.3 o'clock in Leonard's hall Providence. By order of the commutee the runners and drivers of Grassy Island No 2 and Holdy Creek collieries operated by the Delaware and Hudson company at Olyphant announce the strike will be continued until their demands are conceded.
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Olyphant
Providence
Leonard's Hall
Grassy Island No. 2
Holdy Creek
Delaware and Hudson Company
Tribune
Calivinism Quiz Among Washington Dignitaries
A Washington dinner of cabinet ministers, senators, diplomats, and soldiers turns into a lively, if chaotic, debate over Calvinism. Guests fumble through the Five Points, Twelve Apostles, and biblical lists, highlighting gaps in religious knowledge and the need for Sunday schools.
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Washington
Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
Saints
Union League Club
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Chester A. Arthur
Matthew
Mark Luke
John
Paul
Jameeses
Jude
Barnabas
Bur Solomew
Keyvernl
Peter
Thomas
Andrew
Railroads announce Niagara Falls ten day excursion dates
The Pennsylvania Railroad lists July 26 August 9 25 September 6 20 and October 4 18 as excursion dates from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to Niagara Falls. Tickets vary by origin and include stopovers at Buffalo Rochester Canandaigua and Watkins within the limit. Descriptive pamphlet and times available from ticket agents or George W. Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Morrisburg
Valley of the Susquehanna
Trenton
Manunk Chunk
Delaware Valley
Delaware
Atlantic City
Lancaster
Altoona
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Wilkes-Barre
Williamsport
Mt. Hotty
Palmyra
New Brunswick
Buffalo
Rochester
Conindaigua
Watkings
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Tattion
Marquette as a Summer Resort on Lake Superior
The article touts Marquette Michigan on Lake Superior as an attractive summer destination via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. It highlights healthful location scenery hotels and immunity from hay fever as reasons for health rest and comfort. A copy offer of The Lake Superior Country is made by George H Heatford General Passenger Agent Chicago IL with four cents in stamps.
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Marquette
Lake Superior
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Tts
Mich
Lake Superior Country
Copper Country
Miy
George H. Heatford
Genral
Chicago
Betting on a Wreck Bet Goes Wrong on a Train
A veteran traveler recalls a rail accident near Kansas where a passenger famous for gambling offered bets on every statement. The Pullman passenger bet on trestle dangers. the car jolted and rolled, leaving no fatalities. One man offered a hundred dollars, admitting the wager would have collapsed if the train had toppled.
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Cosmopolitan
Topeka
Santa Fe
Louisville
Kansas
Kentucky
Incorporation Notice for The Columbia How and Chemical Company
A notice in Lackawanna County seeks approval to form The Columbia How and Chemical Company No 6 under Pennsylvania law. The proposed charter is filed for review and authorizes use of corporate rights and privileges. A second section lists a Cedar Avenue and Birch Street paving petition in Scranton with residents seeking vitrified brick paving and curb stone placement on a ten year assessment plan.
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Columala Home and Chemical Company
Feranten
Court of Common Pleas
Lackiwanna County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Columbia How and Channcsl Company
Chimseter
Howe and Chemical Company
David J. Daves
Solleitor
Aotice
Crdaravente
Birch Street
Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Hort
Willowatrot
Hireh Street
West Court
Blechetree
Said Avenue
Select Council
Pireh Street
Willow Street
Cour Avenue
Birch
Cotar Avenue
Birch Steret
Perth
Mireh
Hivel Street
Coli Avenue
Airch Street
Mropt
Birchetredt
Suniel
Witsiesa
Chriet
Peter Resar
Churn Mwikewner
Pichia Frank
Stecons Coal Company
County Bayings Bank and Trust
Beraneton
County Mavings Bank and Trust Co
Spruce Street
Clintos W, Wisner
Rer Brovens Coal Company
List of Scranton area attorneys and rail timetable snippets
A fragmented page listing several lawyers and firms with addresses in Scranton and vicinity including Frank & Boyle, Willard, Warren & Brann, Jessup & Jessup, Comegys, Berthold, and others. It also contains dense rail timetables for the Lackawanna Scranton area with departures to New York, Philadelphia, and other points, plus generic station notices and train connections.
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Pikton
Naltimare
Long Branch
Ocean Deere
Lebanon
Tarriburg
Allerstown
Oa Mt
Pottsville
A. My
Throwel
H. Ohlhausen
I P. Dalnwin
Pans
Teeth Cleaning Rituals of the Hinky Manters Abbe Due
The Abbe Due details a ritual for Brahmins to clean their teeth with a bit of stick from a hard tree, tied with a thong, performed on specific lunar days and astronomical events. It warns that failing to follow the schedule brings misfortune, while strict adherence grants daily protection and health.
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New
Fall Mont
Sunday baseball results in American and Eastern leagues
American League games include Chicago 5 tied Cleveland 5 after sixteen innings. Indianapolis defeated Kanes City 6 to 2. Detroit 6 over Minnespedia 4. Buffalo 7 beat Milwaukee 4. Eastern League games show Sean 0 Rochester 0 after ten innings. Gnome Calle d Gracier led WMartford to a 9–6 win over Providence. Sprimtfield blanked L.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Eixteen
Darkorfs
Indianapolis
Kanes City
Detroit
Minnespedia
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Sean
Rochester
Gnome
Gracier
Wmartford
Providence
Sprimtfield
Clergymen Converge In County Inn For Dinner Price Plot
Elder Sothern watches a convention of clergymen at a county inn the next day. Each clergyman receives a placard bearing the lord's name asking him to name a price at dinner, signaling by bell in the offices. The landlord bell at dinner rouse the group into a tense display as they bow and murmur, ending with a note of anxiety from Sothern as the scene unfolds.
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Price
Dinter
Sothern
San Francisco
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Teething Relief
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething pain and diarrhea. It promises quick gum relief and wind colic cure, urging mothers to choose this product over others.
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