Local notices and hotel guests from Crystal Lake
Crystal Lake Hotel under Williams Whipple management reports unusually high guest numbers with visitors from Towanda Tunkhannock Factoryville Carbondale Scranton Dickson New Mexico Pleasant Mount and Keystone Academy. Lucretia lodge officers installed at Archbald. Simpson school 1 completed. Mozart orchestra cancels open air concert this week. telegraph operator job taken. Episcopal convention delegates from Trinity church attend Bethlehem meeting. Floral Sunday planned for June 20. Wandling colliery shifts to three quarter time work schedule.
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Crystal Lake Hotel
Williams & Whipple
Towanda
Ruth Brundage
Fills Bond
Miss Alney
Jay Bond
Anna Bond
H. C. Crane
Tunkhannock
Mable Deshimer
Harry Watson
Carrie’ Brunson
Archie Sp
Mies Vannan
H. G. Baker
Scranton
J. FR. Schlager
W. BR. Roper
Dickson
R. E. Wheeler
F. F. Powderly
New Mexico
Miss Libble Riley
Pleasant Mount
Lucretia Lodge
Rebekah
Witnesed
Honoria Lodge
Archbald
Lucretia Lodge No
G. W
Mra
Wells
Dix
G. G
Frank Hubbard
C. E. Retten
Trinity Church
Episcopal Dilocese
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
Delaware and Hudson
Wandling
Warrant Filed in Fourth Ward for Attempted Robbery
Warrant sworn by W Geldman against Morris Caplan and two Scranton residents for attempting to rob him of 1000 dollars. Geldman had earlier won a judgment for money due and, after visiting Scranton, alleged the store was closed by a constable when the alleged attempt occurred. Constable Moran aimed to serve warrants yesterday.
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W. Geldman
Morris Caplan
Scranton
Geldman
Atkinson
Moran
British American lodge plans Far View event June 22
The British American lodges stage a gathering at Far View on June 22 with prizes including a $100 silk American or English finger, a gold watch, baby carriage, silk dresses, a flag, and cash awards for tug of war and bicycle races. Prizes donated by John Jermyn, Charles Law, and Charles Taw.
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Farview
John Jermyn
Charles Law
Charles Taw
Pendleton Bobbin Works Suspended Work
An order issued Monday stops operations at Pendleton Bobbin Works on Dundaff Street due to weak trade. Workers fear the pause may be temporary, and the community loses a scarce mechanical job source while hope remains for a revival.
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Pendleton Bobbin Works
Pendleton Bobbin
Dundaff Street
Foxhunters Retrieve Bounty in Scranton for March Foxes
In March Daniel Reagan William Burns James Mc Ginty and James McCabe of Simpson shot fourteen foxes in the woods north of the city. They visited Scranton yesterday to collect bounties for the foxes and to dispose of the skins.
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Daniel Reagan
William Burns
James McGinty
James McCabe
Simpson
Scranton
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Mrs. A Niles hosted Miss Westgate and Mrs H Thomas. Isabel Meredith to wed Homer Grennel Baker at the Vannan residence on June 23 at 8 30. Miss Mead of Buffalo visits sister Miss Eien Reed Mead. Peter Nihland of Scranton visits. Adirondack trip for Mrs J W Whyte and daughter. Elizabeth Reilly of Pleasant Mount visiting. Dr W W Fletcher buys lot on Birkett Street to build a house. A E Tiffany has the contract. Pickories of Jermyn and Alumni team play at Alumni park. Rh P Paterson’s cataract operation at Moses Taylor improved. Mrs Elizabeth Morrish operated on at Emergency hospital. Mrs Elizabeth Tinsley’s case discussed with Dr Shields. Monthly wages paid to gravity road and shops workers. locomotive shops and Steam road paid today. Mrs Frank B Schimmel summoned to Rochester for ill mother. EB D Lathron and daughter Melen visiting New York. Fresh air children to be housed in Carbondale. funds received for board. Committee chaired by M D
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North Main Street
Eien Reed Mead
Peter Nihland
Scranton
J. W. Whyte
Bimpson
Adirondack Mountains
Elizabeth Reilly
Pleasant Mount
W. W. Fletcher
Birkett Street
Martha Jadwin
A. E. Tiffany
Pickories
Jermyn
Alumni Park
Rh. P. Paterson
Moses Taylor Hospital
Elizabeth Morrish
Belmont Street
Shields
M. D. Shields
Manley
Gardner
Elizabeth Tinsley
Carte Avenue
Frank B. Schimmel
Rochester
EB D. Lathron
Melen
New York City
Carbondale
M. D
Elmhurst Mrs Jennie Holmes Butterfield Died After Illness
Mrs Jennie Holmes Butterfield wife of Benjamin F Butterfield died at Elmhurst after a brief illness from measles and complications. Born June 4 1948 at Westbrookville Sullivan Co NY she was 49. Funeral held at Main Street home with Rev Guy Snowden. burial at Clark's Green. Survived by husband two sons George 9 Frank 14 and a widowed mother. many relatives and friends expressed sympathy.
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Benjamin F. Butterfield
This Place
Butterfield
Jennie E. Holmes
Westbrookville
Sullivan County
B. F. Butterfield
Wertsboro N. Y
Elmhurst
Mra
George
Frank
Holmes
Middletown
N. Y
Carey Worden
Binghamton
John LaGrange
Brooklyn
Mande Butterfield
Oneonta
Finn
Yates
D. L. Butterfield
Wise
John Butterfield
Shultzeville
Local Notes From Dunmore And Hyde Park Period
Miss Maria Webber returns home from Dunmore after visiting relatives. Rev. Lorenzo R. Foster and Miss Clem entine Budd plan to wed June 16 at the bride's home with Foster likely to reside in Scranton. Miss Lizzie Owens lies seriously ill at her parents’ home on North Taylor. Presbyterian church hosts ice cream and strawberry social June 22 and 28 on the church lawn. Death of John Beecham noted, funeral today at 2 pm in Welsh Congregational church with Rev. Ivor Thomas. interment Forest Home cemetery. Handball match set for Aug 7 at Mountain Park with $2,500 per side and $50 purse. A £20 side-bet noted in Beane of Michael Dunnigan. Odd Fellows feast arrangements completed for W. Gaylord Thomas, with an excellent programme planned. Joseph Knight of Philadelphia here on business. Mrs. Robert Llewelyn confined to home. Reds travel to Moosic to play the Popular e, with a large local delegation accompanying. Martin Luther Lodge No. 22, Loyal Knights of America to meet tonight.
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Maria Webber
Dunmore
Lorenzo R. Foster
Auburn Theological Seminary
Auburn
N. Y
Hyde Park Church
Presbyterian Church
Clementine Budd
Mr. Foster
Ivor Thomas
Forest Home
Dove
McHugh
Wilson
Kell
Hyde Park
Mountain Park
Michael Dunnigan
W. Gaylord Thomas
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Joseph Knight
Philadelphia
Robert Llewelyn
Union Street
Reds
Moosic
Martin Luther Lodge
Knights of America
Bond drive and postponed meeting at Western company
The board of trade will postpone their meeting for one week from tonight to finish up the bond buying. Nine thousand dollars in bonds remain to be subscribed at five percent interest. Rev Harris and Mrs Harris and Mrs Thomas attended the Davies and Jenkins wedding at Hyde Park on Wednesday evening. An ice cream and strawberry social is planned for this evening at the Welsh Baptist church lawn.
Mayfield Council Passes Five Dollar Fine on Insults
Mayfield borough council adopted a resolution imposing a five dollar fine on anyone found guilty of insulting people on public streets. A reward was offered for arrest and conviction of offenders, with information to be provided on charges.
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Hickories
Honesdale
Lafayette Matthews
T. J. Brady
Harvey BE. van Kleeck
M. E. Lynott
Angels’ Sodality
Fred
Freddie
Rendham
Theodore Townsend
Clyde
Rex
Newell
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Carbondale
Alumni Park
Mayfield Borough
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Charles Price
Kingston
John McDermott
Sayings by Jefferson on government and liberty
Jefferson argues societies may set fundamental principles and ban fringe practices. He warns against centralized rule and lifelong presidents, defends free commerce, warns about interest skewing judgment, and stresses public virtue, independence, and limited diplomatic ties. He critiques excise, affirms mass sovereignty, and condemns vast private wealth and government excess.
A View of Government and Public Morals from Washington Post
An excerpt attributed to the Washington Post critiques mass corruption, the role of the judiciary, and the need for accountability to the people. It warns against lifelong public office, warns of overbearing power, and urges frankness in public service while emphasizing the press as a reforming force.
Telegraph Office Run-In Sparks Urgent Exclusive Story
A Nevada man confronts an excited stranger who rushed past him to send a telegram. The man explains he must get the exclusive boxing story for his newspaper before the rivals publish their own account of the alleged impending bout.
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Nevada
Washington Star
Rapid Eating Critique Sparks Free Lecture by Traveling Physician
A traveling physician denounces rapid eating as a curse of American civilization. He says two thirds of sickness stems from finishing a full meal in fifteen minutes, while Mr. Dismal Dawmon quips that he has been healthy by not eating a full meal in twelve days.
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America
Indianapolis Journal
What is pronunciation Uncle Jim in a dictionary
A quirky line from Chicago Recon jokes about pronunciation being found in a dictionary one day and forgotten the next, reflecting casual humor on language.
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Uncle Jim
Chicago
For Ladies Only Penicure Liver Pills Ad
For Ladies Only. These pills act on the Liver Kidneys Stomach and Bowels and regulate female functions. They relieve Constipation Headache Dizziness Indigestion Torpid Liver Biliousness Faintness Irregularities Backache and bad complexion. A pill a dose. 25 cents. Sold by Carl Lorens druggist 418 Lackawanna Ave Branton.
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Carl Lorens
Lackawanna Ave
Branton
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