Funeral of Stephen Koshelnick Passes in Carbondale
The funeral for Inte Stephen Koshelnick, killed in the Northwest mine on Monday, was held yesterday morning. The procession left his Simpson home at 9 o'clock for St Rose church, where a requiem mass was said. Interment followed at St Rose cemetery. The Slavonian band from Olyphant led, followed by a foreign-speaking men’s organization of which the deceased was a member, with many carriages and women in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Koshelnick
Northwest
Simpson
Bat Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Olyphant
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Club Meet at Alumni Park
At 345 this afternoon the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre baseball clubs will play at Alumni Park amid high expectations. The city favors professional baseball since the state league era and the rival capitals Lackawanna and Lauserne vie for glory as both clubs seek league advancement after withdrawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
Alumni Park
Lackawanna
Lauserne
Colorful driver jailed after discharge on complaint
The colored man who drives for Dr. J. J. Thompson was jailed yesterday by Chief McAndrew on a complaint by Patrolman Carden. On Tuesday night he and Thomas Monk were seen on Cemetery Street when the man discharged a revolver several times. He fled after the policeman approached, and after a few hours in jail his release was secured by his employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Thompson
McAndrew
Carden
Thomas Monk
Cemetery Street
Clergy joins two city couples in double wedding
Rev. Father Coffey of St. Rage church united Miss Anni Mang and Emil Niesen with Miss Margaret Finlan and John Moran in marriage yesterday. Both couples are well known in the city and enter their matrimonial voyage with broad well wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coffey
St. Rage Church
Anni Mang
Emil Niesen
Margaret Finlan
John Moran
Olyphant
Local residents welcomed Professor W A F Scott back to the city
The professor plans to enter business soon and friends greet him at his former home. Several families relocate and attend events while workers at local mines receive pay. Bryden discharged from hospital after Memorial Day accident with vision restored. Kelly back to work and fully well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. F. Scott
Ruel Hampton
Honesdale
Aliee Butler
Fort Edward Institute
Mark Brennan
Mt. Morris
N. Y
Sharpe
Paterson
P. BR. Bevan
Coalbrook Colliery
James Bryden
Bryden
Maurice Kelly
Riverside colliery foreman injured by falling machinery
Mr. Frank Rice outside foreman at the Riverside colliery had three toes severed by a heavy piece of machinery striking his foot and is confined to his home. Mrs. U V Mace of Utica NY visits Mr and Mrs U V Mace on Main street. Mrs William Grant visits Mrs Z P Travis. Mrs W S Bloes spends days in New York. Miss Mamie Blaker departs for Washington DC to begin a position in the government Printing Office. Miss Emma Carpenter visits Mr and Mrs Sansenbourh in Dunmore. Mrs A W Arnold, recently in the far west, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Riverside
U. V. Mace
Utica
N. Y
Main Street
William Grant
Z. P. Travis
Bloes
New York
Mamie Blaker
Washington, D. C
Government Printing Office
Emma Carpenter
Mra. Sansenbourh
Dunmore
Mra. & W. Arnold
Far West
School Board Adjourned Session appoints committees
An adjourned school board meeting was held Tuesday night with all members present except Mr. Kelly. The tax levy remained at 12 mills. President named committees for Building, Teachers, Finance, Supply, Heating, Printing, and more. Three names appeared on the exonoration list. bond of Treasurer Weaver for 10,000 dollars approved. Various bills approved for payment. Young People's union at Blakely Baptist church plans a social next Tuesday evening. A team of horses owned by Under-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kelly
Joseph Kelly
J. W. Patten
Janes Willigma
James Lally
P. H. Me- Cann
P. T. Loughan
John Walsh
John Lally
G B. Holleran
T. F. Nealon
P. WH
Me- Cann
William Hayes
P. F. Loughin
T. FP. Nealon
Thomas Weaver
James Williams
T. F P. Nealon
P. F. Lonehan
Local notices and social updates from Carbondale area
Fragments report a wagon and furniture incident on Lackawanna Street, Miss Mabel Patten and Miss Hagel Patten visiting town, Rev. Peter Roberts visiting, Mrs. H B Hammond and daughter visiting Tittle Meadows, Mrs. W G Richards visiting Blakely, John Moran’s marriage to Margaret Finton, Harry Jones at Philips Academy, Olive Murphy vacationing in Scranton, Rev F P Hammond, and a wedding invitation for T F McHale and Margaret Ford in Elmira on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuewlay
H. B. Hammond
Tittle Meadows
W. G. Richards
Plymouth
William Berkhelser
Blakely
John Moran
Margaret Finton
Carbondale
Moran
Mr. Moran
Harry Jones
Philips Academy
Exeter
N. 1
Misa Olive Murphy
Scranton
Hammond
T. F. McHale
Margaret Ford
Elmira
Jermyn and Mayfield Socials and Local Notes
Dr. and D. Davis invite a steamboat ride on Lake Chapman with lunch at Chapman farm tonight from 6 to 12. George Cudlip travels to Canada. Mrs Surdival and two children from Pittsburg visit. Erie Glenwood Keystone miners paid today. entertainments and events noted with local visitors and injuries update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Davis
Lake Chapman
Chapman Farn House
David Thomas
Second Ward
Scranton
George Cudlip
Fourth Street
Canada
William Surdival
Pittsburg
Charles Mincher
William Eley
Ednth
Olyphant
Elijah Stephens
Tom Morgan
Mayfield
Walter Griffiths
Youngstown
Ohio
Erie
Glenwood
Keystone
Mary Bowman
Peckville
John Pritchard
Eon
Theoras
Samuel Griffiths
West Mayfield
Gessinger
L. A. Green
Clarence Whithly
T. B. Grifiths
Carbondale
Resignation of Waverly Principal F C Hansen After Eight Years
At the last Waverly borough school board meeting Professor F C Hansen resigned as principal of the graded school after eight years of service. He plans to devote full time to law, having been admitted to the Lackawanna county bar over a year ago. The board and community expressed deep appreciation in a formal note signed by President A T D Dean and Secretary A L H Cowles, praising his ability, discipline, and Christian character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
F.C. Hansen
Araded
Lackawanna County
Hanyen
Bard
Waverly Borough
A. TD. Dean
A, LH. Cowles
Sunday School Class Entertained At Sine Grove
Mrs. J. M. Hobertson hosted a Sunday school class of boys and friends of Miss Majorie at the sine grove yesterday afternoon. The school board met in special session last night and appointed committees: Finance Thomas Maschel Thomas Lovering Charles Snyder. supply John McCrindle Thomas Maschel Henry Jennings. teachers' committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hobertson
Majorie
S‘ine Grove
Thomas Maschel
Thomas Lovering
Charles Snyder
John McCrindle
Henry Jennings
Local Society Notes and A Saloon League Meeting
Thomas Marchel, Henry Jennings and Charles Snyder attend a brief meeting with adjournment planned for next Tuesday evening. Miss Idgie Monie of Philadelphia visits her parents on South Main Street while Thomas Law of Archbald visits his sister Mrs. John Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Rogers entertain Mrs Mogers mother and her party from Providente. John Dymond plans dwellings on his park with one to be occupied by himself and the other by his mother. The Ant Saloon league meets in the basement of the Presbyterian church Thenday evening for its first gathering with the nest meeting slated for the Methodist church lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marchel
Henry Jennings
Charles Snyder
Idgie Monie
Philadelphia
Pirenta
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
School Board Names New Teachers and Opening Date
The school board announced the chosen teachers led by Principal HH Greete: Evelyn M Howell Imogene Akerley Kate M Atherton Minnie Bortree and Agnes Bortree. The opening date was set for the last Monday in August. Local clergy and residents attended baptisms and church events across Clark's Green Chinchilla and Waverly areas with fraternal gatherings and ordination plans discussed for Rev HM Parratt East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Greete
Mises Evelyn M. Howell
Imogene Akerley
Kate M. Atherton
Minnie Bortree
Agnes Bortree
Frace
New York
Waverly
Clark's Green
Clark's Summit
Chinchilla
Godehall
Heynolds
Clark’s Green Baptist Church
HM. Parratt East
Clark's Green Chapter
Baptist Young People’s Union
R. Jones
BF. Wheeler
Dora
Jesale Robinison
Wescott
WH. Parratt
Providence Methodist Church
North Main Avenue
Charles Cook
East Benton
Clarence
J. ©. Higgins
Abram Churchil and Son
Lenoxville
Joshua W. Churchill
This Place
Charles Churchill
Susquehanna
Silas Churchill
Herrick Center
Martin Churchill and
Gon
Nicholson
Archer
Dexter
Dunmore
Baptist Church
Myron J. Knight
Koy
William Fowler
Harry Dunning
Scranton
J. D. Knight
W. G. Snooks
East Mauritain and Winola Lithia Company
Laon Stevens
Wyalusing
D. C. Stevens
Forest City
Charles Snooks
Daniel C. Stevens
J.C. Higeing
Julian Brown
Washington, D. C
George W. Bond
Ice cream and strawberry festival at Presbyterian church
Social season events fill the schedule with an annual ice cream and strawberry festival led by a lively committee. Tickets for tours of the Church of the Immaculate Conception excursion to Lake Lodore are selling quickly. local church notices and community updates follow with people visiting, meetings, and improvements in Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal
Calvary Baptist
Presbyterian
Lake Lodore
Emma Frederic
Drugelat
Joseph Davin
Forest City
Lackawanna
Annie Willams
North Taylor
Clark's
William Howells
James Palmer
James Heffer
Red Men
Reading
Richard Nichols
Taylor Street
Pittsburg
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Jesse Gangner
Contermoreland
Tackawanna Valley Council
Order
United American Mechanica
William Bowen
Richard Bowen
West Scranton
Hattie Powell
Heaneaters Tie Pirates After Shutout by Nichola
Baseball brief notes the Boston Heaneaters with pitcher Kid Nichola shut out Pittsburg to move from fifth into a tie for third. St. Louis falls, while New York’s shutout of Chicago tightens the Westerners’ grip on sixth. standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Heaneaters
Magic
Kid" Nichola
Pittsburg
Pirates
Louie
New York
Chicago
Scranton Loses to Wilkes-Barre in Omen Laden Tilt
Scranton's thirteen omen fails as Wilkes-Barre defeats the Baronrs 7 to 4. James J. Corbett stars at first base with a later sparring turn, while O'Brien, Knox, and Beaumont aid Wilkes-Barre’s rally. Scranton’s lineup suffers from Doherty’s injury and shaky defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Clymer
Burnham
Gove
James J. Corbett
Jack McVey
Doherty
Charley
Jack O'Brien
Knox
Short
Kelvin
McIntyre
Corbett
Wilkes- Barre
Beaumont
Shoch
Pretty Eateh
Nicol Pirate
Brien
Nicol
Shock
O Brien
Pirate
Toft
Wikes-Barre
Kennedy
Bshoch
Stratton
Pirate O'Brien
Barons
Ketchem
Messitt
Owen
Richard
Nicol Cay
Rea Beaumont
Burns
Johnny
Tommy Messite
Hub Knoll
SheMer
O'Brien
Shey
Jim Corbett
Knoll
Dick Knox
Broill
Wilkes-Barre AB
Atratham
Mesa
Seeenessnee Chen
Wilkes Barre
The People's Exchange Small Advertisements
The People s Exchange offers real estate rental and sale ads and jobs. Listings include a nine room house at 147 Monroe avenue Green Ridge and a sale of a pine Street house, plus a square piano for sale and horses from a dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaeft
Monroe Avenue
Green Ridge
Wanted Male Help Across Beranton Philadelphia Areas
Help wanted notices seek an energetic man to manage an office in Beranton with monthly pay of 2125 plus profits, must have strong recommendations and $400 cash. Address given in Philadelphia. Also listings for a goon historian in gent's furnishings with 3000 cash, a general helper for Mrs Mears in Scranton, and an experienced true onees helper noting various vague addresses and job types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Philadelphia
Pantner
Gent
Addreve C
George
Scranton
General Delivery
National League Scores From Philadelphia Boston New York and Brooklyn
Ball by ball line scores show Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Brooklyn games with battery pairings and umpires listed. Offensive totals and innings are jumbled but indicate multiple low scoring contests with runs recorded by various pitchers and fielders.
College Games Match Moves Across Cities
Fragmentary score list shows Montreal Toronto Worcester Hartland and Princeton Starvard with partial counts and team marks. No clear outcome or full roster provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Providenor
Spritagetiota
Toronto
Morlester
Worcester
Hartland
Princeton
Princeton, Starvard
Scranton Business Directory Fragments Amid City Ads
Fragmented listing near Scranton shows architects Edward H. Davis Connell Building Sernton, price building 126 Washington Ave, Burr Garage, hotels Carol Adams Franklin Ave, Law offices W Oakword and W Lamorpeads, physicians Dr W M Allen. numerous names and addresses across Washington and Main avenues with scattered services and notices.
Local Baseball Skirmish Prompts Court Action This Week
Burhnams men and the Rorene prepare for weekend games against Wilkes Tarre while exhibitions spark local interest at Almmin park. A dispute over guarantees and receipts led to a court hearing with Allentown officials, and management promises further action as rumors of player trades circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Wilkes Tarre
Soranten
Upiive
Torre Mollovern
Worl
Wilkes Harre
Almmin Park
Conwinddle
Mayfield
Anshiit
Weil Girnae
Pitchor Owen
Wilkes Farm
Cremer
Saranton
Hivan
Whckes
Bob Kell
Cleveland American
Milligen
Vero Korvin
Werone
Elde
Delhertty
Auroham
Martlett
Kiseon
Treamer Noty
Tom Delehanty
Allentown
Monky
Serapton
Delehaniv
Crescenta vs Young Americana Amateur Baseball Game
Amateur notes indicate Crescenta challenges Young Americana to a game on Saturday at an unspecified time. Captain is C Tohew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Crescenta
C. Tohew
Races Open at Mount Breeze Trotting Meet in Philadelphia
The Mount Breeze Trotting Park Association begins a three day meeting at Mount Breeze Racer track in Philadelphia with a strong entry field. In the 2.80 pacing class twelve entrants contend for purses while the 2.40 trot gathers six horses. Results list horses and drivers with times and payouts for the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miladelphia
Mount Breen
Abvett
Wraig
Lingie
Hom
Merkle
Philadelphia Bey
I W
Chalfont
Purse
Jim
Pairion
B. m
Bonny
THAINS LEAVE SCRANTON FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK TRAINS
Train notices outline schedules from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via the D and ROR routes with arrival times late evenings and Sundays. It lists connections through White Haven Towanda and Buffalo, noting parlor and sleeping car service and agent contacts at Cortland Street and Lackawanna Avenue for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New Ao
D. & Ror
Ilack Thomond Express
White Haven
Ftaslevon
Er Pointe
Anal
Pstentfitee
Niagara Falla
Chlewee
Atl
All Pointe
Central Railroad of New Jersey Srtions in New York Pool and Branches
Train schedules list departures to New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and White Haven with times 2.40 and 4.15 pm and early morning runs to Wilkes Barre Pottsville and Mount Horeb. Through tickets to all eastern points offered at lowest station rates by General Superintendent J H Gulisals and General Passenger Agent I L Vardavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsten
Wilken Marre
Mountain Parky
Haltianre
Washington
Polnta South Nil Woeet Vie Bethlehem
Lome
Geean Grove
Mata
Ana Sturidat
al Low Willing
Bundy
Pottwilie
All Pointa
Lowest Natea
J. H. Qulitalses
Il V. Waldavin
Pana
New York Ontario and Western Rail Timetable May 21
Timetable lists trains departing Seraton for Carbondale and Carbondale, with connections to Sumpenvion Fridge and Detroit routes. Details include 10.64 am onward departures, through trains north, with return from Cadont at 6. py. and arrivals at 10.08 am. Officials ASDENEOS and Z. K. Welsh sign as general agent and traveling agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario and Western R. R
Seraton
Carbenviile
Casdona
An Earth
Sumpenvion Fridge
Detroit
Rat Cage
BU Ntways Cntv
Cadoala
Mala Ine Traina
At & Oa
Cadont
At & Py
Time Table in Effect May 28 1900 Erie to Hawley
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable shows trains from Beranton to Hawley via Lake Ariel with service at 6 68 am 4 22 pm 6 30 pm and 70 pm Sunday trains run at 6 am and 2 pm Train No 2 and No 4 stop at Hawley for Erie connections and interchange at Erie railroad stations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Pulnte
Traveling for Doctor Adverts Stir Public Complaint
A fragment describes a November incident near Ogden College where a man named Che Taree was assaulted by a crowd while advertising material was being distributed. Injuries prompted police involvement and possible action against those responsible. Caldwell A Huker, attorneys, are cited for related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothier
I Mclean Cenping
Che Taree
Petetyjah
Chet
Caldwell
Huker
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Slav
Professional Baseball
Jermyn and Mayfield
M. E. Church
Dr. Peal
John H. Phleps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Clare's Green
Taylor
Hood
Baseball
National League
Lot
St. Lownie
Chiao
Renee
People’s Exchange
Hale
Pine Street
Thomas Veers
Harrlieon Avenue
Penn Avenue
Tribune
Torent
Anta
Lake Winola
Charles West
Better Hon Avenue
City
VRONT
Ial
Aarn Fron General
8. C. Mears
South Main Ave
Prulior Murkets
New York City
Oronan
Avidinsa
Meridian Sirwt
Opeice
Ean Olive Referer
Addrems
AL Tulins
Washington Avenue
Harris Frank
Oakford Court
Oferemees
FM Khemgier
Mudberty Atreet
Deeines Pokithon
Withtae Tilo
Adina T
Pittston Avenue
Sermiten
Lair Ereenee
Sudhot
Thomas and
Robinson
Pratt and McFarland
Huret
Boston
BR. H. OE
Pittehirg cc
Mood Hohooo
Golnaooo
HWO
Phillipps
Connor
Nicholy
Clarke
Emplie
Chica
Griffith
Chanor
Bowerman
Scartwood
Broklyn
Brooklyn
Cincom Gos Hootoohoo Bo
Goed
OWI
County Savings
Conny
Goan
Pennsylvania
Tk van Thusen
Day City
Mich
Briggs
Noooder
Ac Briggs
Federa
Main Avenue
Kicke
Adunis
Melbirey
Teluphone
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Phadere Hank Building
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
Sernton
Frederick Larown
Price Building
Sennton
Lek
Dowph Kelley
TM Linden
DH Crimoindenger
Paul Oeilining
C. Clacbach
Wyoming
WF. Reynolds
P.O
P. Zeigler
Scranton Nolse, Neal&w. AK
Seurer Depot
Victor Koc
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenue
General Law Tuainews
J. W. Browning
Jor-at-law
Rownie Stet Meare Nundina
D. B
Monre Testidig
Prank & Boyle
Jorotlaw
Boer Building
Washingion Avenue
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Republic
Eee
Jessipe
Jesscut
Erlloreat-Law
Commonwich Building
ES W. Oakword
J . Ald
Anit Gia Hoard
Edward W. Thayer
Oth Fier
Meare Building
I. Watres
LAW, Commonwealth Building
Seramton, Va
CR Pitcher
ATAAW
Monwealth Building
Patterson & Wilcox, Bank
Traders’ National
Comegys
Ding
A.W. Bertholy
Mears Neng
Physicians and Surgeons
Pr. W
Mo Allen
North Washington Avenue
Pr & W. Lamorpeads
Officon
Warti Ington Avenue
Lackawanya
Conners
Theis My Conn
W. EK. Mumley
A. M
Joseph Kmarutel
OM Lack Awanna
Boranton
Daura
Megargee Brot
Arehouse
Point Breeze
Terry McGovern
Witch Wild Cat
Prise Ring
Andy Daly
Athletic Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Tt. Wood
Gen. Poe Agt J
Hutchinson, Gon
Mer
Lacka
Western
Fffoot
New Sarket
Iwoo
Waladelphia
Atrive
Joo My Mt
Prin Stee Sd Aliquese
Buffalo
Aetmaid
Nichol
Binghamton
Scrayton
Huffalo
Ainaor
Northe Weierland
Nantheeke
Hirwmith
Northumtberland
Northootee
Thadina
Sonth
Leove Scranton
M. Hotere
An Sp
Delaware and Hudson
Traine
Arbondale
Lawton
Honendalé
Lake Lahore
Arenes
Ade
Oo Harre
Tos
Bae
Aly
Albany
Onl Lake Levdire
United States
Ana
Burdick
N.Y
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Iemes
Shiwmnijhe
Ede
Wilkia Barre
Scranlon
Helaman Bros
Linden
Surifar Street
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