Crescents Crush Maple City in 21–0 Exhibition
Honesdale’s Crescents routed Maple City 21 to 0 as pitcher Kregler was shelled and fielding misfortunes mounted. Star batter Smith nicknamed the red wonder led the onslaught while new Crescent players Hart and Harris joined the lineup. Matt contributed at bat and Monuwhon starred at short for Honedale.
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Crescents
Maple City
Honesdale
Kregler
Carbertdale
Chuck” Conners
Smith
Bin
Crescent
John Hart
Harris
Port Jervis
Matt
Dick Monuwhon
Honcedale
Funeral of James Decker at Crystal Lake
A large procession followed the funeral of James Decker on Saturday at Crystal Lake. Elder William Miller of Clifford officiated at the Simpson church service. Burial was in Clifford cemetery with a veterans delegation from the Grand Army of the Republic present under Colonel John McConib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wte
James Decker
Baturdes
Decker
Steem
Simpson Cortacs
Crvetal Lake
William Miller
Clifford
Teeker
Mr. Evans
Crosier Seminary
Davies’ Neat
Grand Army of the Republic
John MetConib
Ice Cream Social to Aid Church Debt
A Methodist church hosts an ice cream social tonight led by the Helion class under Miss Elisabeth Thompson. The event aims to cover debt from a postponed excursion and will feature a paid entertainment to raise funds.
Bleachers Collapse Injures No One At Alumni Park Game
During the ball game at Alumni Park yesterday the bleachers broke and dumped hundreds of spectators into a heap. No one was hit though many were shaken up. Two bystanders nearby heard the crackling and crawled from beneath the perilous spot as the crowd fell. The scene ended with a remarkable escape from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Park
Lala
Jubilees At St Rose Parish Marked By Men’s Processions
Male members of St Rose parish held jubilees this week as the first religious procession took place with a crowd of men assembling at the church. Processions are scheduled for Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Parish
Special joint meeting to discuss water bonds bid opening
A special joint session of both branches is convened this evening to address the delayed opening of bids for the municipal water plant bonds. With the sale temporarily restrained, councils will likely act on postponing the opening and related proceedings.
Henry Herberts Injured at Work on Dundaff Street
Henry Herberts is confined to his home with an injury to his leg from last work. He is employed at the Bat tle mine across as a carpenter. He expects to return to duties in a few days.
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Henry Herberts
Dundaff Street
Mr. Herberts
Meetings of Tonight Gather Local Lodges in Joint Session
A special joint meeting is announced for Cornella Olive Leaf Lodge No 156, Federal Union No 7204 and the Patriotic Order Sons of America. Members are to convene at an unspecified location for a planning session and community implications.
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Cornella
Olive Leaf Lodge
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Witnessed Launching of Maine
Charles Cobbledick of South Wyoming witnessed the launching of the vessel Maine. The brief item notes the observer as a local figure at the event.
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Maine
Charles Cobbledick
South Wyo
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Relief for Corns
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease as a cure for corns and bunions, claiming instant relief and comfort for hot, irritated feet. It urges readers to seek the remedy in shoe stores and lists a local distributor address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Wien
Apple Allen
Tom
The
al Pac
Adiress
al. i
le Moy
4. Y
Local Naval Enthusiast Witnesses Maine Launch
Mr. Cobbledick, returning from Philadelphia, observed the launching of the new battleship Maine. He has notable interest in battleships, having previously served on a man-of-war.
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Ming Street
Philadelphia
Maine
Mr. Cobbledick
Woodmen of the World Establishes Crystal Camp in Salem
Crystal Camp, the first Woodmen of the World lodge in this section, organized Friday night at Temperance hall on Salem avenue. District Deputy Organizer Bartwick led the ceremony, with a charter listing several prominent local citizens and bright prospects for the camp’s future.
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Crystal Camp
Woodmen of the World
Bans of Temperance Hall
Salem Avenue
Tiatrict
Bartwick
Men Before the Public Eye in Semi Centennial Jubilee
Abe I. Salim leads the town’s semi centennial jubilation promoting public enthusiasm. Professsor A Wilson Geary and William Collinge guide headquarters and council activities while Collins popularizes new dances after attending a national convention.
Tribune cites reduced tax duplicate for year
The Tribune notes this year’s poor tax duplicate totals 1122348 dollars, about two dollars less than last year. Levy breaks down by ward: First ward 800.00, Second ward 2166.96, Third ward 2Oy, Fourth ward 880.05, Fifth ward 1383.01, Sixth ward 1284.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixth
New York pair return from Carbondale visit
Fc Fuerth of New York city spent Sunday in town. William Britt of New York city who wed Miss Julia McCann of this city returned home today after a week’s visit among friends in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuerth
New York City
William Britt
Julia McCann
Frienia J
Carbondale
Byrnes Brothers Lounged in Town on Brief Visit
During a brief stay, Billy Byrnes and Pully Byrnes, noted for their numerous acquaintances, were in town. The pair are now based in Albany, New York, after their visit.
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Billy” Byrnes
Byrnes
Albany
N. Y
City Ticket Agent Claude H. Bmith Spends Day at Lake Poyn telle
Delaware and Hudson company official Claude H. Bmith was seen yesterday at Lake Poyn telle during a routine assignment. Local observers noted his involvement in standard passenger service duties and regional travel plans.
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Claude H. Bmith
The
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lake Poyntelle
Barros Plans New Palace Lunch Spot in Wilkes-Barre
The Palace quick lunch proprietor Barros is preparing to open another restaurant in Wilkes-Barre, aiming to expand the chain beyond its current locations. Local merchants await details of the new dine-in option and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Barros
Palace
Wilkes-Barre
Subscriptions Grow for Semi centennial Celebration Fund
Daily donations to the general fund of the semi centennial celebration rise, easing fears of necessary program cuts. While not all funds are secured yet, contributions from citizens and organizations continue, with Mrs. Joseph Jenking elected as delegate and new gifts from Conner, Kelly, Campbell, Hale Gas, and others reported.
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Joseph Jenking
General Association
Tritanewee
F Conner
B.A. Kelly
Thomas
W. C. Bryan
John W. Barrett
Companions of the Forest
J. T. A. Walker
R. J. Kihullen
Alex. Weil
Richard Cobbledick Returns from Syracuse Post
Richard Cobbledick has returned from Syracuse where he supervised the erection of an ice machine sent by Carbondale Machine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cobbledick
Syracuse
Carbondale Machine Company
Doctor O Connell Returns From Atlantic City Trip
Dr. John O Connell arrives back in the city after a two week visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
John O'Connell
City
Philadelphia
Atlanthe City
Clambake At Wilson Fire Company Draws Crowd
Peckville reports a well attended clambake held by the Wilson Fire company on Saturday. Ralph Day of Wilkes-Barre visits grandparents Mr and Mrs EF Barber of Main Street. Our townsman C J Gangenmuller is slated for a position.
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Wilson Fire Company
Ralph Day
Wilkes-Barre
EF. H. Barber
Mainstreat
J. Gangemuller
Chief of Police Burgere Maines to face council Monday
Mrs Samuel Stage and three children visited Mr and Mrs Levi Stage of Propert Nill. George Bell and son Joseph spent yesterday in Honcedale. Miss Emma Carpenter and Miss Lilla Kennedy returned from a week long visit with friends in Bolt.
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Burgere Maines
Samuel Stage
Levi Stage
George Bell
Joseph
Honcedale
Emma Carpenter
Lilla Kennedy
Bolt
Jermyn and Mayfield Notices and Local Farewells
The funeral of Isaac Carey was held at the home of his daughter Mrs Isaac Jones with Rev Hicks and Rev Maynard Tt Thompson officiating. Epworth league rally led by Miss Lotta M McHose of Ohio Wesleyan will be at 7 90 oclock at the Methodist Episcopal church with free admission. Hillside Coal and Iron employees will receive pay tomorrow. The Walkeys plan to move to Scranton after thirty years in the borough. Nome and Teller News co owner Thomas Boundy returns from Alaska after four years away. Dr Davies operated on William Caley of West Mayfield. A train mishap involved John T Griffiths parcel. seek its return.
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Isaac Carey
Isaac Jones
Mr. Hicks
New York State
Maynard Tt. Thompson
First Baptist Church
H. J. Wheeler
Robert Rowe
Thomas McLaughlin
Henry Myers
George Cudlip
John Graves
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lotta M. McHose
Ohio Wesleyan University
General Epworth League
Chicago
Honesdale
District League
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Thomas Walkey
Scranton
Job Hawkin
Carbondale
Solomon
St. George
Cape May
Charles Boundy
Thomas Boundy
Alaska
Dawson
Tie
Nome
Nome News
Teller News
Telled
Davie
Wheeler
William Caley
West Mayfield
John T. Griffith
Scrant
Griffiths
South Main Streit
Helen Passmore
Jermyn
St Patrick’s excursion ends in tragedy at Mountain Park
The St Patrick’s congregation excursion to Mountain Park drew its largest crowd yet, but the day soured by the death of Anthony Walsh among the travelers. Several injuries were reported including a dislocated arm for Frank Perryson and a broken wrist for Patrick Reap, with other details noting trip excitement and a large financial success overall. Funeral services for Anthony Walsh are planned at St Patrick’s Church with burial at West Side cemetery.
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St. Patrick's Congregation
Mountain Park
Anthony Walsh
Frank B. Perryson
Pitrick Reap
Detroit
Mich
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Ansociation
Miss Mary Rogan
Providence
Professor Davis
Dunmore
St. Patrek's Churcch
Weoelkek
Portal
West Side
William
Local Events and Lodge News From Taylor Area
The Minooka tribe No AV and Moosle tribe No 220 paraded through principal streets en route to Old Forge to institute a new lodge led by Creat Sachem Joseph Farrar and aided by Deonnelly and Ayers. A mammoth excursion to Lake Lodare by the Church of the Immaculate Conception is planned with tickets and a chance at a $200 lot and Pan-American exposition pass. A Lilacs vs Hustlers baseball game finished 23 to 0 in favor of the Lilacs, with Reed excelling on defense. The Taylor Silver Cornet Band played outdoors at Younghlond’s hotel and Rev. C G EF Henry spoke at the Young Men's Christian association gathering. An ice cream and clam social at Calvary Baptist drew good attendance. Miss Hannah Praiter of Dorrance town visited Taylor Street guests, and T A Evans returned from Atlantic City and Philadelphia trip. Emblem division No 1 Bons of Temperance meets tonight. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western paymaster’s report was also noted.
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Hereh
Old Forge
Evans Hall
Joseph Farrar
Deonnelly
Ayers
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Lake Lodare
Delaware and Hudeon
School House
Younghlond
EF Henry
Young Met
Christian Association
Atherton’s Grove
Calvary Baptist Church
Hannah Praiter
Dorrancetown
Phillips
Taylor Street
T. A. Evanes
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Emblem Division
Bons of Temperance
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Local Residents Take Trips and Visit Relatives
Monthly visit to the place on Saturday and several residents visited relatives in Providence Edwardsdale and other towns. The group includes Mrs John Medlar and child of Railroad Street and Mr Earl Browning of Bellevue. A two week tour to Atlantic City involved Mr and Mrs Howells Philippe Francia and Edward Jones. Margaret Evans and Janet Inglis returned from visits while Miss Gertrude Bimmons and Miss Pease James returned from the Paco American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archhbald, Pyne and Taylor
John Medlar
Child
Railroad Street
Jervis
Providence
Myre
Earl Browning
Bellevue
W. H. Howells
George Phillipe
Mesers
Thomas Francia
Edward Jones
Atlantic City
John FE. Evans
Margaret
Edwardsdale
John Pugh
Taylor Street
Janet Inglis
North Main Street
Untonville
Mise Gertrude Bimmons
Trendham
Mise Pease James
Feltsville
Inspector Adjures Montana Postmaster. Furay Closes Office
Inver Port Omaha district inspector Furay arrives in a tiny Montana town to confront a postmaster who refused to send receipts. The postmaster mocks regulations, but Furay revokes the commission and closes the office, which served only eight residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Montana
Furay
Postmisters Commission
The Great Dismal Swamp Natural History Overview
A feature on the Great Dismal Swamp describing its size from Buff olk Virginia to North Carolina, its wildlife including black bear white tailed deer and wild cattle, Lake Drummond, and the swamp’s semi tropical flora and primeval trees. It notes the water quality of Lake Drummond and the swamp’s diverse bird life and plant life.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Buffolk
North Carolina
Brake
United States
Lake Drummond
Suffolk
Secret beauty tattoo advertised in London mail
An advertisement promises a permanent blush and healthy youth fixed on the cheeks for a fee, claiming a remarkable cosmetic discovery credited to London. The piece presents the invention as a breakthrough in beauty enhancement.
American Lady Receives Facial Tattoo Experiment
An American woman volunteers for facial pigmentation via tattooing by English journalist attention, leading to several women receiving permanent complexions. The case covers jury verdicts, including a not guilty ruling in a separate driving charge with judge remarks on jury rights and costs.
Girl on Wheel Sways Jury in Detroit Recorder Court
In Detroit a trial began with a female witness who followed a prisoner on a wheel and convinced the jury he was not speeding. The scene featured a speed dispute of 18 miles per hour and a jury swayed by the dainty hat and gold eyeglass of the young woman.
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The
Detroit Journal
Recorder's Court
Judee Phen
Aame
Corporation Counsel Love
Wealth Standards Shift as Incomes Rise in Society
The Sun and The Spectator discuss how wealth expectations have changed, noting that £1000 once sufficed for social standing while £20,000 now marks a new threshold. They argue luxury and housing costs absorb income, with inherited wealth and the “plant” of lifestyle affecting fortunes, and warn that haste toward grand living without restraint breeds broader social waste and impulse.
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The
Spectator
Disraeli
London
Mlegore
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Burke Building
Carbondale Department
Crystal Lake
Methodis
Helion
Mise Elimabeth Thompson
Wolfeied
Misa Thompson
Jubilee
Bortwick
Abe I. Salim
Salim
Gow
Mir Satin
Sahm
Uhon
Abe
A. Wilson Geary
Geary
Oity
Lin
Cire
Thigh School
Bucknell
William Collinge
Comemon Couneil
Colling
Collins
Indianapolis
New York
Visitors
Poyntelle
Funda
A. L. Giurney
Bortileaty
Fred Moses
Julia Llewellyn
Belantary
Pierce Butler
Dean Grove
Juline Stevenson
Waynart
Bert Giles
Birkett Street
Howard Cummings
Sehmectdy
N.Y
Lewis Potter
South Washington Street
Mire Huabeth Swartz
Jd. Kennedy
Mary A. Killeen
Mere
John Killeen
Brooklyn Street
Aliee Morrison
Riley
Tock Lake
Charlie P. Schuller
R. OM. Trades
Main Street
Honeedale
Mixes Kathryn Kennedys
South Alain Street
John J. Kennedys
George Seaman
A. W
Wayne County
Edna Bertie
Brooklyn
George Carpenter
Lake Winola
Arthur
Monica Missett
Schenectady
Joseph Misfelt
Simpson
Delka
Annie Dobora
Ewgine
T. Roberts
Beranton
Wiskee-Harre
Nineveh
Peckville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Taylor
Inver Port
London Mail
Nottinghams
Brussels
Kelim
Bagdad
Pennsylvania
Williams & M’anusty
Washington Ave
Sutherland MacDonall
Fale
Macdonald
MacPonglily
Sinas
Phelan
Judes
London Dispatch
the Sun
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