Honesdale News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Tragedies
Local items report John Bauman returning home healthier from Danville. Honesdale graded schools hold commencement June 17. Mrs. P. B. Peterson in critical condition after relapse. A severe thunder shower with wind and hail hits Honesdale. lightning damages a bakery. Prospect of band reorganization and a musicians meeting scheduled. Wedding tour underway for Harriet Haahn and D. Mill. Burlington railroad accident claims Stacy Purdy’s legs. funeral in Purdy Town. Several marriages and school events noted along with social activities and diplomas at the close.
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Honesdale
Harriet Haahn
D. Mill
William HH
Swift
Honesdhate
L. BD. Bunnell
Bunnell
Opera House
Purdy
la Cross
Wisconsin
Stacy D. Purdy
Burlington Road
Alma
Wis
Hawley
Erie Road
Purdy Town
Wayne County
Jersey City
Watharine BE. Mahaty
Cleveland
Ohio
Russell PL van Keuren
Henry C. Swentzel
Brooklyn
N. Y
Keeler Moves Land Office to New Gray Building Rooms
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Asa S. Keeler relocating his land office to adjacent rooms in the Gray building. The Wyoming Epworth League convenes for a two day session at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mehoopany mill creditors meet to consider a fifty cent on the dollar composition. Scranton attorney Howard M. Streeter attends local business.
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Tunkhannock
Asa
S. Keeler
Gray Building
Wyoming
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. Ss
Kintner & Sons
Mehoopany
Howaard M. Streeter
Scrninton
Mendis
John Flummerfell
Prospect HM
Arizona
Avoca School Board Elects President and Secretary
At the regular school board meeting on Monday evening Thomas Herbert was elected president William Doran secretary and James Ward treasurer Other members include M J Reap Daniel Ward John King Edward Gibbons John Clifford and P F O'Brien The text notes community events and a high school commencement with a large audience at Sarsfield Opera House featuring a program and student speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Herbert
William Doran
James Ward
M. J. Reap
Daniel Ward
John King
Edward Gibbons
John Clifford
P. F. O'Brien
Charles Green
Reva. D. L. McDonald
James F. Moon
Langcliffe Cemetery
Patrick Tigue
Bt. Mary's Church
Easton
Sarsfield Opera House
Jessie M. Clark
Kathryn Rutledge
Anne Je
T. J
School Board Reorganization Elects New Officers
The reorganization meeting elected President John W. Treere, Secretary James Price, and Treasurer Evan G. Watkina. The Children’s Day exercise at the Methodist Episcopal Church was postponed for one week. Charles Andrew of Lincoln Heights moved his family to the borough yesterday. Sunday next marks the eleventh anniversary at Calvary Baptist Church.
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John W. Treere
James Price
Evan G. Watkina
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Andrew
Lincoln Heights
Calvary Baptist Church
Marriage Announcement and School Closing Event
The article notes the marriage of Lena Matthews to John Butler Tripple at the bride's home in Blakely at noon. It also mentions a public school closing program by Miss Hannah Henney and Miss Jennie Patten's rooms this afternoon at 2 o'clock with parents invited.
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P. C. Quinn
Dunmore Street
Hefferon
Hannah Heneny
Jennie Patten
Browns
Honesdale
Crows
Savage
Lena Matthews
Howard Matthews
John Butler Tripple
Philadelphia
Blakely
Epworth League elects officers for six months
The Epworth League held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday electing Thomas Martin as president and five vice presidents: Anna Kellar Gaylor Jacobs Duane R Dills Glen Jacobs and Minnie Barnes as secretary Howard Kresne as assistant secretary and Myrtle Reed as treasurer Also chosen as delegates to the Tunkhannock convention were Elsie Hughes Minnie Barnes and Beatrice Perry Migs Steel of Carbondale, a guest of the Carbondale couple on Grove street, returned home after a visit.
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Epworth League
Thomas Martin
Anna Kellar
Gaylor Jacobs
Duane R. Dills
Glen Jacobs
Minnie Barnes
Nselatant
Howard Kresne
Myrtle Reed
Tunkhannock
Elsie Hughes
Beatrice Perry
Migs
National League Baseball Roundup From Early Games
Philadelphia game results show HeLe Priteburgh 8 4. New York and Brooklyn matches end with 9 8 8 and 7 5 0. Boston and St Louis contest finishes 7 1 0 to 2 0 0. Cincinnati and Brooklyn totals complete 7 5 0. Umpires listed as Powers Brown Cantillion Emelle O' Day.
Batteries and Umpires Across Three Cities
At Philadelphia Chicago batteries Patterson and Bullivan Wilt se and Powers Umpire Connolly. At Washington Bat tern Miller Cronin Bucklow Carrick Clark Umpire Sheridan. At Baltimore Harper Powell Sugden Howell Robinson Umpire O Loughlin Caruthers. At Cleveland Hatteries Irentiss Warner Moore Wood Umpire Jolinstone.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Patterson and Bullivan
Wiltse and
Powers
Umpiro
Connolly
Teereeeen R.le
Washington
Miller, Cronin and
Buclow
Carrick and Clark
Uimpire
Sheridan
Baltimore
RAI
Rt. Loush Y.cieedaeees
Harper
Powell
Sugden
Howell
Robinson
O' Loughlin
Caruthers
Cleveland
Ticklon
Irentiss
Warner
Moore
College Match Scores Across Northeast Action
Notes from several matches show Lehigh 5 Lehigh vs Manhattan College 1. Princeton 19 Bucknell 1. Brown 5 Providence 4. Dartmouth 2 Amherst 1. Yale 4 Illinois unknown match results remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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South Bethlehem
Manhattan College
Lehigh
Princeton
Bucknell
Providence
Harviard
Brown
Hanover
Dartmouth
Amherat
New Haven
University of Ulnola
Yale
Real estate and room offerings in city listings
Advertisements show rents and sales for various properties in the city. J C Aurtieh at 617 Lackawannik Avenue handles exchanges for city property and real estate deals. A double par lore with multiple rooms and modern conveniences is offered at 205 Jefferson Avenue.
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J. C. Aurtieh
Lackawannik Avenue
Ardet
Jefferson Nue
Lost stray cow reported near Marshwood with reward offer
A red and white cow with a forehead scar and no horns is missing from Marshwood Pennsylvania. A liberal reward is offered by Mao glu Mountain Coal Co for its return. Also lost is a ladies' gold watch. reward offered if returned to Hotel Terrace.
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Knights of Malta
Knights of ‘Yihlas
Marshwood
Maoglu Mountain Coal Co
Hotel Terrace
Tycoons Defeat Sliders Jr and Elect New Manager
Amateur baseball notes report the Tycoons defeating the Sliders Jr on the HUI grounds yesterday. Jack Phemilton pitched a very good game. After the game an election chose Mr. Pedrick as manager and Mr. Houck as captain.
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Tycoons
Sliders, Jr
Hui Grounds
Jack Phemilton
Me. Pedrick
Mr. Houck
Financial Statement of the State Treasury May 2 1908
The document presents a comprehensive financial statement for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania showing the amount in the State Treasury as of May 2, 1908, with figures for numerous banks and financial institutions. Key banks listed include Allegheny National Bank Pittsburgh First National Bank Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Franklin accounts, and several trust companies. The statement is sworn and signed by Frank G Harris State Treasurer and E. B. Hardenbergh Auditor General, published in Harrisburg.
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Pennsyl Iania
Harristurg
Mary Othre
Farmers’ and Mechanica
Nnational Bank
Philadelphia
Allegheny National Bank
Pitts
Dune
Kenssanaey
Commonwealth ‘Trust
Farris Burs
E- Eye
HUN Cent
Allegheny ‘Trust Company
Allem Ene Saeee
Peenete
Torks
Oumby “Praust Company
Peta Cline Oeetnt Nee Rite Thence
Vohumbia National Bank
Pitts Ware Ceaeccieer Ence
Atspreferreseaess
Chester National Bark
Nations
First National Bark
Hayvis- Dupe
First National Bank
Bangor
Firet National Bank
Lebanon
Freehold Bank
Pitsbur
Philadelphi Eaerre Ee Dalhir Savings Pune
Amupany
SAEIY
Eee
Citizens’ National Bani
Oka Bookie Cohimbla ‘Trust
Toman
Tumbla
Liseat Exchange National Mink
Eee Colonial Trust Wut
Osada Ceee
Farmers’ Nationial
Farmers’ Deposit National
Tnisduie
Fulton National
Ncaa Asm
First National
Oakaale
Firat Nathonal Bank
Deneve
Het National
Crichesagens
First National Tank
Beaver
Federal National Bank
Pitts Elonghuuic
Keystone Bank
Pittshore
Lancaster Trust Company
Lane
Es Mercantile ‘Trvat Companys
Pittahure
Pere Entreets Mechantles
Baul
Tharvisburg
National Bank of Germantown
National Bank of Coatesville
Nasaretys National Bank
Trust Company
Peano’ Trust Company
Brad- Pridential
Triet Company
Sivenescheettevecesoses
Ridan Avenue Banks
Pini Binte
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
E. B. Hardenbergh
Frank G Harris
Frank G. Harris
E. B. Hardenberg
Local notices outline services, school closings, and repairs
Rev Harris preaches SOR TOR UE sermons as fine programme unfolds. Archbald miners meet in regular session. Old Forge schools close for summer with Friday commencement. Borough officials repair Lackawanna river bridge while Lackawanna township commissioners prepared to fix their section. Pyne colliery branch line improvements cut grade by three feet. Mrs John Coombs and William Thomas travel to Cleveland with relocation planned for Coombs. Lackawanna Valley council 81 meets in regular session. Miss May Thomas visits from Wilkes-Barre. Miss Alberta Johns hosted by cousins. John Thomas returns from Liberty New York. Attorney J E Watkins visits Peckville on legal business.
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Harris
Pistor
Archbald Mine
United Mine Workers of
Lackawanna Township
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pyne
John Coombs
William Thomas
John Parker
North Taylor
Cleveland
Lackawanna Valley Council
AL M
Willou
May ‘Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Jennie Griffiths
High Street
Alberta Johns
Bangor
Norma
Hector Johns
Nailroad Street
John Thomas
Old Forge
Liberty, N.Y
J, EB. Watkins
Peckville
Railroad Excursion Tickets to Minneapolis for National Delegation
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special excursion tickets from Scranton to Minneapolis for the National Delegation Association event July 7–11. Round trip price is 30.60 dollars with return validity July 5 to Sept 1 upon deposit of tickets and a 30 cent fee. travel route includes a single car change at Chicago and a popular departure at 6:50 p.m. from Scranton arriving next morning at 7:45.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Low Fare to Denver for Sunday School Convention
Special round trip first class tickets from Linckawanne railroad office to Denver cost 45.25 dollars for the June 21 22 23 go period and June 26 to July 2 convention dates. Return passage valid to August 1902 with 25 cent joint agent validation.
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Sunday School International Association
Denver
Col
Linckawanne Railroad
Local social rounds and school event noted in town
Archbal d WB Jones called in Olyphant yesterday while Mrs Cheney and Mrs B C Spaulding visited. Hon P A Philbin visited Jermyn friends. Daisy Memorial Kindergarten held slowing exercises with remarks by Mrs Hackley and Rev T J Camer for. Children performed, then were treated to cake and ice cream as townsfolk gathered including Mrs Wint of Scranton.
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WB. Jones
Olyphant
Cheney
B.C. Spaulding
P. A. Philbin
Jermyn
A. Samson
Louise
Mrs. Wint
Scranton
Summer Time-Table On N C & W Main Line To Take Effect
The N C and W Summer Time-Table becomes effective on its main line and Scranton division Sunday June 15. Trains operate as in season except an early morning connection for Carbondale and South with the Quaaker City express of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. The Quaaker City makes connections for major Pennsylvania points with Philadelphia arrival at 12 noon Baltimore 2 30, Washington 3 30, and Atlantic City 3 20 p.m.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Atelantic City
Wedding at St Patrick's Church in Olyphant
Miss Katie Quinn wed Michael Hefferan of Dunmore Street yesterday at St Patrick's Church Olyphant at 4 PM Rev J J O'Donnell officiated. The blue calice bride wore white roses attended by Castle Gill in old rose chalice trimming. Murphy and McDonnell among the wedding party rode to reception afterward.
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Set. Patrick's Church
Katie Quinn
Michael Hefferan
Dunmore Street
J. J. O'Donnell
Caasle Gill
Dunmore
J. Murphy
Net
First Class San Francisco Excursion Tickets Offered
The Lackawanna railroad will issue first class excursion tickets from Heranton to San Francisco at 66.25 for the round trip. Sale runs May 5 to June 7 inclusive with return no later than 60 days from purchase. Seminar notes include stop off privileges and Pullman reservations.
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Imperial Council
Myrtle Shrine
San Francisco
California
Lackawanna Railroad
Heranton
Bee Depot
Low Fare to Portland Round Trip Offer for 1903 Convention
The Lackawanna Railway offers First Class round trip tickets to Portland Oregon for 70.80 dollars. Sale from May 26 to June 7 1903 with return by 60 days after sale. Stops and routes available upon inquiry with depot agents.
City approves paving and curb work for abutting properties
The ordinance sets four main steps for street improvements: sealing bids for paving and curbing, payment and assessment terms, and the five year maintenance cost. Bids require a $100 bid bond and a $1000 performance bond, with the city reserving the right to reject all bids. Assessments are collected in five installments with 6 percent interest, and a lien remains on the property until fully paid.
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Olive Street
Adama Avenue
Madison Avenue
Boranton
Adams Avenue
Madigan Avenue
Department of Public Works
Scranton
City Recorder
City of
Bureau of Engineering
Select Council
W. L. Connell
M.T. Lavelle
Local Attorneys and Offices Listing
Willard Warren & Knapp attorneys at law 603 Connell building. Jessup attorneys at law Commonwealth Building. L A Watres attorney at law Board of Trade Building Scranton PA. Patterson & Wilcos traders national bank building. A W Bertholf office moved to 21 Wyoming Avenue.
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United States
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Ol Connell Building
Jh85u
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Trooma
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Patterson & Wilcos
Traders’ National Bank
A.W. Bertholf
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Northeastern
Flannery
Nellie Tigue
Laura Boylan
Zo+rowater
Mary R. Reap
Leo P. Gibbons
School
H. A. Johnson
Misa Mary Walsh
Annie Kieth
Anna O'Malley
L. Hoban
The
Scranton Tribune
Stephen Roberson
Corny N. Goodwin
Windham
Matthew W. Cortright
Meshoppen
Gilbert Palen
Rufus P.northrop
Susquehanna Street
Patrick Boyce
Thomas
Henry June
Mehooping
Gertrude Linckenbill
Mauch Chunk
Wilbur E. Lett
FE. B. Rice
Perry County
AVOCA
Taylor
Jack
National League
Hele, Priteburgh
Tannehill and Smith, Magee, Digeleby
Jackilseh
Umpirce
Powers and
New York
Williama
Kilig
Evans
Yeager
iUmpire
Cantillion
Brooklyn— Rie
Cincinnati Voce
Ewing
Bergen
Kitson
Farrell
Emelle
Boston
TLE
St. Lows
Dunham and O'Neill, Wills and Kittridge
O' Day
College Games
the Tribune
Renal Estate
Webster Avenue
Apple St
Prescott Ave
M. H. Holgate
Queen Anne House
Mulberry St
Mulberry Street
Scranton, Pa
Lake Sheridan
Factoryville
J. C. Aurtioh
Lackawanna Avenue
J.C. Zurich
Lackwin Avenue
Dalton
W. He Slade
Tribune
Court House
D. H
Tribune Office
Ron
Gen- Heron
Lindon Street
Mt Ito Adams Avenue
Palace Reatarant
Palace Restaurant
Binghamton
al Bann
Ecuk
Bamford Bros
Paterson, N. T
Jefferson Avenue
Addres
ML Hibbard & Co
N.Y. Consolidated
Block Hxohanue
Broadway
N. OV. Walker
Connell
F. H
Owen Hardman
Hotel Schadt
M. Solomon
Hil
Franklin Avenue
Athe
Lake Henry
Lackawanna Laundry
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Durr
H. W. Sykes & Co
Sr’ Rvaytion
Wilfred Flanaghan
Theodore Street
Mary O'dara
Theodore St
Putnam Street
D. M
Linden Street
City
H. A
Call
Gee J.C. Aurineh
Lackawannaavonlo
Upper
Green Ridge
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Sanderson Avenue
Cupougse Avenue
EB. Taylor
Froomas
Burr Building
W. Sykes ; Co
Financial Statement
Taha
Ese
Louk Og
Dance
Hou
Thay Oep
SFO
Tal A
National Delegation Association
Minneapolis, Minn
Denver, Colo
Rado
Portland, Ore
National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W
Lackawanna Railroa
Want
Central City
Albert Souultz
Mulberry Strent
Gustav Pichul
West Side
George W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred L. Terppe
Cedar Avenue
North Scranton
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue and
Market Street
Dickson F. L Tohns
Green Ridge Street
C. Lorenz
Washington Ave Avenue
Marion Street
G. Bone & Son
City Ordinance
Common Council
Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding, GC
P. A
Oranare’ Bank
Old Telephone
Architects
Frederick Tn
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. L. Harding
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
DR. C. EB. Eilenberger
Pauli Binding
Spruce Street
DR. C
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Berantone Replogle & Co
Mears Bidg
B . Jin “Avenue
Vensona
P. Zlegler
Scranton Houbh
Victor Koch
Propriet
A. B. Briggs Olvans
A. Brigus
Tvena
Nari Mb
Bicke's Drug Store
Joseph Kubyttel
Lacka Ave
Wise Screens
Megarger Bror
SUP
Farthouse
Oington Avenue
Reisman Bros
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Bchutser
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