Montrose Notes Chronicle Local Montrose News and People
A Montrose special reports a large delegation heading to Harrisburg for the state Republican convention. It notes local figures, medical trips to Saratoga, plans for a Fourth of July celebration, accidents, visitors, and recoveries of residents including Commissioner Harrison Harrington and attorney Georpe P. Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Wnod
Montrose
Fox
J. 8. Warner
Auburn Township
Geome P. Little
Mr. Littue
Ate Warner
Alr
Litthe
Bushnell Hill
Andrew Arnold
Howe
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for quick healing
Advertising copy claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment that cures bruises and burns rapidly without maturation. It asserts faster healing than usual treatments and notes sale by all druggists.
Cavern Opens Damaging Homes in Tramtown Pittston
A cave in at Tramtown in Clughestown borough destroys seven houses near Rock Street and Center Street. Residents including Mrs Gertrude Tischler and Gottlob Lehmalte face severe damage as foundations shift, water mains burst, and cellars flood. Union officials report mass layoffs as carpenters and miners quit amid ongoing disaster response.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Clughestown
Tramtown
Rock Street
Center Street
Gertrude Tischler
Gottlob Lehmalte
William Renfer
William Werts
Spring Brook
Joyce
Carpenters Union
Frank Duffy
Carpenters
Unio
Lawrence
Duryea
Alia
Clear Spring
West Pittston
Real Estate and Local Notices From 1902 Classifieds
A mix of rental ads for furnished and unfurnished rooms in Adams Avenue Linden Street and Quincey Avenue. furnished rooms with heat bath and private family options. Also mills for sale in Uniondale and silk doublers for sale in Paterson. Local society notes include school events, meetings, and staff changes. Real estate and loan offers appear alongside announcements of work, travel, and a new telephone company crew.
Linderman and others Spend Weekend in Luzerne and Scranton
NH C Linderman of Luzerne spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Vipond and daughter of Scranton also visited Mrs C H Gerbig. Walter Huer has gone to Germany to visit relatives. Peter Gildea left yesterday for Oneonta NY.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Tlarrisburg
FD. Brewster
Scranton
McCaustind
Thibbige
Fing & Boon
McCwushind
New York
Alocausland Company
Presbyterian and Hopulut
Methodist Episcopal Cuych
J. G. Wilson
E.R. Gardner
Chira Miller
Saratoga
American Medical Association
A Wilson
The
J. Lawrence
Hudson River
New York City
Gardner
Wilson
George H. Frazier
Homer
Frasier
NH. C. Linderman
Luzerne
Mrs. Vipond
C. H. Gerbig
Walter Huer
Germany
Peter Gildea
Oneonta
N.Y
Baseball scores from multiple fields report varied results
Across games in Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Detroit St Louis Chicago Cleveland and Baltimore the batteries and umpires are listed with scores and lineups. Notable players include O Neill Tannehill Smith Peltz and Cantillion, with managers and crews noted for each city venue.
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Philadelphia
Tulle
Louis
M. O'Neill
J. O'Neill
Iberg
Duggleby
Doom
Umpiro
New York
Piltadurg Cesserreere
Hatteries
Tannehill and
Smith
Sparks
Bowerman
Powers
Brown
Lackawanna Railroad Excursion Tickets to Minneapolis
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special excursion tickets to Minneapolis for July 4th 5th and 6th at 30.50 round trip. Return passage must depart Minneapolis not earlier than July 5th or later than July 14th. deposits with the Joint Agent in Minneapolis before July 14th carry a 60 cent fee and can extend departure to Sept 1. Delegates should note one car change at Chicago when leaving Scranton. popular departure is 6:50 p.m. from Scranton arriving Minneapolis 7:45 a.m. the next day.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Sunday School International Convention Travel Offer
The Lackawanna railroad sells special round trip tickets for the Sunday School International Association triennial convention in Denver from June 26 to July 28. Tickets are $45.25 for the round trip, with sale dates June 21 to 23 and return validation for passage by August 1902.
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Sunday School International Association
Denver
Col
Lackawanna Railroad
Somme
New Milford Notes: Meetings, hires, games and church program
In New Milford on Wednesday the Woman's Christian Temperance union serves ice cream and cake at Mrs. Charles Shelp's home. The school board hired Snyder as principal and several teachers for the new term. Waterman visitors from Hallstead. A baseball game saw New Milford defeat Lanesboro. A Presbyterian church program Sunday featured scripture, songs, recitations and solos led by Mi rs Bradley and Miss Hradley, with Rev. Wives delivering the address.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Charles Shelp
Prof
Snyder
Miss Stillwell
Woodhouse
Taft
Miss Shelp
B. F. Waterman
Hallstead
Lanesboro
Milford
Presbyterian Church
V. Trumbull
Prainxe
Fragmentary sports score list from a New England league
Readable fragments show teams Worcester Newark Toronto Montreal Providence Jersey City Buffalo with various scores. data appears incomplete and may reflect a multi game tally or standings update without full context or dates.
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Worcester
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Providence
Jersey City
Lochtester
Buffalo
Marriages Announced at St Marys Church on Sunday
The paper notes two weddings at St Marys church on Sunday. Miss Maury Holleran of York Street wed Frank P Devers of Main Street. Miss Elizabeth Loftus of the North End married John Nolan of Berantoen. The third name Mary Mc appears cut off.
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St. Mary's Church
Maury Holleran
York Street
Frank P. Devers
Main Street
Elizabeth Loftus
North End
John Nolan
Berantoen
Mary Mc
Salt Company Beats Ath Refining at Athletic Park
A baseball game at Athletic park pitted Athletic Refining clerks against International Salt. International Salt won 1 to 0 with batteries McGrough and Bimpson for Athletic Refining and Brisfin and Mularkey for International Salt. Strong fielding by vans Brown McGough and Bimpson stood out for Salt. Brislin Temple and Pervis starred for Oil. Attendance 399.
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Athletic Refining Company
International Salt Company
Athletic Park
McGrough and Bimpson
Bult Company
Brisfin and Mularkey
Ol Company
Vans, Brown, McGough and Bimpson
Sult Company
Brislin, Temple and Pervis
Oil Company
Attendanor
Laxative Bromo Quinine Urged as Quick Cold Remedy
An ad note touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a speedy cure for colds, claiming a single day relief and urging readers to obtain the product from local outlets.
Scranton Hub Near Depot a Hue European Plan
Fragmentary item notes a passenger depot setting and a person named Victor Koch with proprietorship hints, mentioning a European style plan. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of event or context.
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Scranton Houbh
Victor Koch
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