Marriages and visits in Tunkhannock crowd local notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock reports on June 1 marriage of Asher Tinker and Florence Porter at the bride’s home. Local residents Martha Bunnell and daughter Elizabeth return from New York. Miss Jeorge Kinner visits. Miss Thuth Moirhead returns from Sayre. Mrs. Frank Howard visits La Grange. Everett J. Harding conducts business in town. Miss May Brown visits Mr. and Mrs. Robert Platt. Ida Bell, West Tioga milliner, conducts Scranton business.
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Florence Porter
Pittston
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Putnam Street
Ida Bell
West Tioga
Scranton
Children's day exercises brighten Methodist church program
Thompson reports a delightful Children's Day program at the Scranton Methodist church with a flower decorated venue. Stella Howard sang solo, aided by the Sunday school orchestra led by Mrs. C. M. Lewis. a group of visitors including Mrs. Fuller of Sayre and Miss Lottie Krentner attended, and several families plan to visit Heart Lake next week.
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Hopbottom Notes on Visitors and Local Incident
Hopbottom visits report Mrs Schoon and sister from New York visit parents Mr and Mrs Utley. Mrs Idd Merill and daughter Arlee visit Mrs Jd Merill and Mrs BE Tiffany. Harry Tiffany and Miss Sallie Weir spent Sunday with Miss Sadie Bayer. Universalist Ladies Aid to meet June 18 for tea. floral exercises for June 22 at Universalist church. William Wandle accused of stealing a satchel from Lenox. goods found. bound over to court. taken to Montrose due to lack of bondsman.
Local Notes On Travelers And Visitations
June 17 E P F Johnson is on a business trip to Jersey City. Mrs. Martin Rhue has returned from Buffalo where she visited her sons. The wife of Dr. Perry of Pittston is calling on friends nearby.
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Baseball Batteries Report From Early Games
Score notes list multiple early afternoon and evening matchups with Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis and Detroit. Batteries include Moore and Wood, Dineen and Warner. Jones and Wood, Young and Criger. Mitchell and Schreckengost, Garvin and McParhind. Lee and Chirk, Meresy and Buelow. McGinnity and Robinson, Budhot and Sugden. Umpires named O Loughlin Caruth Connolly Johnstone and Connolly.
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Baseball League Notes From Early Season Scores
In Boston and Philadelphia games the National League slate shows scattered results with several clubs not yet scheduled. Affected clubs include New York and Brooklyn, while umpires and players such as Bowerman and Morin appear in partial lineups amid uncertain rosters.
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Allootii R E Altoont Soccer Match Notes
Readable fragments describe soccer events at St Louis and Harrisburg road venues with teams Batteri ee Well Lang and Worcester Pittebiug. Umpires Amips Lemmy and other officials are named along with participants Nich olt and BKuutmann.
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College Games Scoreboards from Philadelphia and Bethlehem
Dettysburg College lost to University of Pennsylvania 8 to 0 in Philadelphia. City College of New York defeated Lehigh 6 to 4 in Bethlehem.
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Eastern League results from Providence and Toronto
In a mixed set of scores from the Eastern League Providence led Montreal while Toronto posted a higher total in a separate game. The fragmentary notes mention Jersey City and Rowheater but lack full context.
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Married men beat single men in Ash street baseball game
The married players Major and Gillenskie led a winning team against Buckwalters Ackerson and Berg hhinger with a notable home run by Major and solid umpiring by J Lunn. A meeting of the Alumum baseball club is set for Thursday night at 8 o'clock to discuss important matters.
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Porto Rico as a potential paying investment
An essay outlines Porto Rico’s size and climate, calling it fertile with diverse crops and strong growth potential. It argues for developing agriculture into a manufactur ing and export hub, highlighting coffee sugar tobacco livestock fruits and honey as key sectors plus favorable U S market access and rising American trade.
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Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
A historic notice promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children as a harmless milk based remedy for feverishness, constipation, teething, stomach disorders and worms. Offered by Allen & Olmsted Le Roy New York with a free sample and warning against substitutes.
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Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy touted for kidney cures
A promotional claim touts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases plus rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation. It cites testimonials from George N Smith foreman at Holley Mfg Co and promotes cheap dosage sizes and free sample by mail.
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Desirable rooms and housing options advertised locally
Central location furnished or unfurnished room sought with first class board at Jefferson avenue. Balm-Elephant homes in Lackawanna county touted as choice neighborhood. J A Murvine at 16 Sanderson avenue lists contact. Also quick building loan offers from N W Walker at Connell building. Shirts and rooms advertised at Burr building.
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Lost pocketbook and letters offering reward notice
A damaged notice requests return of a lost pocketbook and letters with a reward. It mentions a location near Captain Malys flee wind We Breaker street Green Midge and an address 124 Sprine street. Also advertises business opportunities from Hibbard & Co. at 44 Broadway New York and a stock exchange reference.
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