Duryea washery to resume as strike unsettles region
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Warnke Coal Co will operate its washery at Duryea Monday morning using material at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shaft. Nearby, Exeter colliery workers quit over pay and hours. The Cannon Bar trolley line prepares abutments for a bridge with no city franchise yet secured. A young Italian boy lost two fingers from a shotgun accident. Dozens of swarms damage Cork Lane crops. Martha Vercoran dies in Browntown heart failure. inquest to follow. Local sports note West Pittston defeated Pittston Grey at fairgrounds. Excursion to Harvey's Lake planned by West Pittston Sunday school. Brothers' baseball club extends win streak. Various local visits and school events noted.
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Scranton Tribune
Durston
Warnke Coal Company
Cilm
Duryea
Ttailstead
Delaware, Lackawianie and Western Company
Exeter
Twhigh Valley Coal Company
West Pittston
Cannon Bar Trolley Company
Rollrowad Street
Mile Rullrowl Bridge
Tompkins Street
Cork Lane
Hitston i
Martha Vercoran
Browntown
Den
Tewish
James B. Corcoran
Item of
Corcoran & O'Urien, Clothiers
Croner Herge
RE. Lewis
West Scranton
Pittston
Avoca Exclusive Wire Report From The Associated Sea
The message from The Associated Sea reports John Gillioaley of the second legislative and Frank Parks of Avoca involved in an unfolding political development. Details remain fragmentary with limited context available.
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Associated Sea
Aveca
John Gillioaley
Frank Parks
Rainbow Program At Local Church Delights Little Speakers
A church gathering featured fern and daisy decorations with a rainbow arch over the platform for young speakers. "The Rainbow Band" and "Sunshine" were performed, with a collection taken for foreign missions. Superintendent Mr. Crump led the program and Pastor Thomas Hooper gave the invocation.
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Tle
Crump
Thomas Hooper
Forest City Notes On Locals And Business Moves
Forest City reports J O Osgood and Milks May Shapley moving to Scranton with Osgood basing future Forest City operations as Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone general manager. New company officers named G B Tingley president and others. Miss Clem Gavitt visits Homer Gavitt. floral day services at Presbyterian church praised. M M Joseph visiting Greenport L I. Sixteen Forest City youths camp at Miller Pond with plans to stay longer. names include George Brown Fred Gunning Daniel Wendal Ray Davis and others.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Osgood
Milks
Miller Pond
George Brown
Fred Gunning
Daniel Wendal
Ray Davis
W. H. Jones
Henry Davis
William Hughes
John Gunnius
Alfred Davis
Andrew Coffey
Thomas
Henry Trarvey
George Trarvis
Thomas Stratford
Moan O. Nvans
John Jones
James Cadinski
Typo Corrects Uniondale Ice Cream Social Location
The Uniondale department notes a misprint in Saturday’s item about an ice cream social. It should state the event was held on Edward Morgan's lawn on Friday evening.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Uniondale Department
Edward Morgan
Southern Railway Announces Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco
The Southern Railway offers reduced round trip fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles from August 1 to 9 for the Knights of Pythias meeting, with return by September 0 1902 and stopovers. Philadelphia $66.75. Washington onward $68.95. standard sleeper $10. excursion sleeper $7. Tourist cars run Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from Washington at 8:45 p.m. via Atlanta New Orleans Paso and Los Angeles. Chas I Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, provides details.
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Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
Paso
San Antonio
el Paso
Juarez
Chas, I. Hopkins
Chestnut St
Special Train and New Rail Lines Promote Regional Excursions
Sunday June 29 a Lackawanna train from Scranton to Cranberry Lake leaves at :15 a.m. and returns at 7:00 p.m. The Sussex branch resort spans two and half miles by one mile with picnics pavilions and scenic trips through the Pocono mountains and Delaware Water Gap with a round trip fare of one dollar. New Lehigh Valley rumble Wyoming Valley Express begins June 15 with through connections to New York and Philadelphia, including a Pullman buffet parlor car and day coach. Special excursion tickets to Minneapolis July 4–6 priced at 30.50 with return options and a one-car change only in Chicago.
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Lackawanna Station
Scranton
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Resort
Sussex Branch
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Lackawanna
Chicago
National League Baseball Scores From Multiple Parks
Baseball results from Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Detroit and other clubs with partial box details and weather notes. Philadelphia and Boston games show low scoring efforts while Brooklyn wins 7 to 1 and Chicago and Pittsburgh feature seven to three style lines.
The Cubin Heroes Play County Under 18 Team
The Cubin Heroes from Jessup will play for the county under 18 team. Hddie Quinn serves as manager.
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Cubin Heroes
Jessup
Hddie Quinn
Parsons Entertains Party from Scrantom at Lake
Mrs Parsons of Dunmore visits Mrs A Benjamin at the lake as her sister, while locals welcome excursionists from Scranton and keep busy with lake social events.
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Scranton Tribune
Arie
Parsons
Dunmore
A. Benjarmin
Scrantom
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Today
Pushers listed for 7 a m 1.45 a m Cesar 740 p o Lattimer p m C Bartholomew Helpers 10 Ww om Murray 7 a m Widner 14 m Lamping 430 p m John Wardell Notice McAllizner to take his run on plc Tuesday June 24 pick up
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Cage
Cesar
Lattimer
C. Bartholomew
Helpers
Murray
Widner
Lamping
John Wardell
McAllizner
PLC
Lost watch and rheumatism cure notices in Scranton
A miscellaneous local page item lists a lost silver watch on Luzerne Street or Main Avenue with a $ reward. a rheumatism cure claim promises permanent relief from a vegetable compound. various ads note services from patent solicitors to hotels and printers, and a railroad time table for Scranton area trains.
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Rewe En
Luzerne Street
Main Avenue
417 Fifteenth Street
Republican primary election set for Lackawanna County
Notice of the Republican primary in Lackawanna County to nominate one congress candidate for the South Congressional District, one President Judge for the Orphans Court, two County Commissioner candidates, and two Mine Inspector candidates. Convention at Court House in Scranton on July 8, 1902, at 10 a.m. Chairman H. I. Taylor and Secretary Chas. R. Aukhm preside.
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Notich
Repblican
Lackawanna
Congress
Poentsyuilvania
Lackawanna County
Orphans’ Art
Couty
Pennsylvania
Lucka- Wanna County
Sealed Shale BD Proposals For Scranton School Addition
Sealed proposals for erection and completion of a two room addition to No 4 school in Scranton Ninth Ward must be received by 7 PM Monday. Bid must include 150 cash or certified check. bidder may be rejected for noncompliance. Sub bids must be named. board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Secretary of the Scranton
Woth
Mie
Sceheoul
Scranton
Pia
John A. Duckworth
Architent
Cowl Exchange
Fexanton Board of Consol
Eugene D. Fellows
Train Schedules From Scranton in 1909 Timetable
The notice lists departure times from Scranton for June 1 1909 to various destinations including New York Philadelphia Gouldsboro Buffalo Binghamton Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Bloomsburg Northumberland and Moshers Sewenover with multiple daily trains and special Sunday adjustments. It also notes Bloomsburg Division departures for Northumberland at 6.35 and 10.19 am and Montrose and other regional stops with several daily slots.
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Thalns
Scranton
New
C .m
New York
Philadelphia
Gouldsboro
Buffalo
Binghamton
Aimaiha
Way
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
R. Mosheree Seivenover
Elmira and Way
Binghamton and Way
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and North
In effect June 16 1902 trains from Scranton depart Bald 7 06 16 10 03 am 12 05 Lee 2014 20 625 8 4 1 15 10 04 pm 12 18 1 38 am to Honesdale 6 44 10 13 am 2 11 and for Wilkes Barre 38 7 4 8 41 9 47 10 03 am 12 08 see 2 18 3 28 4 30 6 10 7 48 10 41 11 49 pm for L V R R points 1 41 S47 am mei 2 98 4 05 11 49 pm for Less varie R RK points 6 98 6 47 am 1 42 2 28 4 05 pm for Albany and all points north 7 06 am and 3 Sunday trains for Cerone alp reaches a mi 211 1 5 52 11 17 pm for Wilkes Bar re 8 am 12 00 1 58 3 28 6 32 9 17 pm for Albany and panes north 3 46 pm POE Honesdale 6 50 am 11 03 and 38 2 WW L PRYOR D P A Scranton Pa
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Carbondale
Scranton
Bald
Lee
Honesdale
Walkes-Barre
R. RK
Albany
Cerone Alp
A. mi
Wilkes-Bar
Panes North
P. Poe Honesdale
WW. L. Pryor
Train Schedule in Effect June Sixteen Nineteen Hundred Two
Schedule in effect June 16 1902 lists weekday departures from Scranton at 6 08 a m for a vestibule train to Philadelphia via Pottsville with stops at principal intermediate stations. Connections from Algo for Bunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and the West noted. 7 47 a m weekdays for Sunbury Harrington and Pittsburgh and the West. 1 42 p m weekdays Sundays 58 p m for Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh and the West. 4 35 p m weekdays for Hazleton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Fettsville
Algo
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Philadelhia
Pittburg
Weat
Pullman Buffet Arier
Pottsville
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Trains From Scranton New York Philadelphia 1902
In effect June 15 1902 Lehigh Valley Railroad offers trains from Scranton to New York via D and H R R with parlor car and day coach service to Carbondale and Philadelphia fare 47 a.m. Additional services connect through Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and other intermediate stations via D and H R R and the Wilkes-Barre region with Black Diamond express times and Pullman parlor and sleeping cars noted. Tickets and Pullman reservations available at city ticket office 69 Public Square Wilkes-Barre Pa.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Liberty Street
South Ferry
N. R
Scranton
Philadelphia
Boston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chink
White Haven
Ashley
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Quaker City Express
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Avoca
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lehinon
Harrisburg
Tamaqua and
Pottsville
Co. M. Burt
Carbondale
L. V
Hagzicton
Princlet
Easton
R. Ra
Unkhannock
Sun- Gaye
Pullman
Wilkes-Harre
Lladelhin
Cay
Lee
Cortland Street
A.W. Nonemacher
Booth Bethlehem
City Ticket
Public Square
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Corvaigur Me Fco
Sumter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Northeastern
Erie
E. Hovan
Consolidated Telephone Company
Avora
Mary Kearney
Hlgh
May Ball Allan
Wale Cune Hinghim
Broadshire Normal School
Nettie Gibbons
St. Cecilia’s Academy
David Owens
Maury Darrett
Nellie Clark
Sadie Hoon
Anna Gilhooley
Morence Duffy
Essie Burke
Florence Dufy
Margaret Brown
Plymouth
Thomas Maloney
Joseph O'Wien
John Reap
Frank Connors
M. P
P.M
Mace
Murver's Lake
Sorosis
Samter Bros
West Sterling
The
West Sterling Methodist
Pacific Coast Points
N. J
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wyolming Valley
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
National Delegation Association
Minneapolis, Minn
National League
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Boston Cecces
Terg
Felix
Jackiitech
Deolh
Pittinger
Moran
Cantillion
Brooklyn
Doheny
Aimmer
Wil Hume
Rhoades
King
O'Day
St. Louis
Detroit
RHE
Griffith and Sullivan
Slever
Meahire
O' Loughlin
Newark
Toronto
Providence
Worcester
Montreal
Buffalo-Jersey City
Ariel
the Tribune
FMR
Pocahontas Collieries Company
A. J. King
Pocahontas
Tazewell County
State of Virginia
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
oOocahontis
Winola House
BE. Frear
Lake Winola, Pa
Seo J. C
Webster Avenue
Lackawannie
Hlowathin
Lake Wihola
Madison Avenue
Third Moor
Adams Avenue
Ben- Alemen
Adama Avenue
A. G. EL
Tribune Office
M. Tibbard & Co
N.Y. Consolidated and
Broadway
Vv. Walker
Connell
Waverly
Bass Villa
SS Se
Jefferson Avenue
Julian J. Koch
Marie Koch
Capotuse Avenue
Hick's Supply Co
Halsted St
Frear
Lake Winola
Mi Capouse Avenue
Burt Building
H. W. Bykes & Co
Green Ridge
M. H. Holgate
Commonwealth Bidg
Omnia Chemical Con Re
U.S. Army
United States
Wyoming Avenue
W. G. Doud
Franklin Avenue
J. C. Zurtlich
Witla Ashman
Johnson's Patch
City
Hiawatha Cottage
T. D. Lewis
Upper
Lackawanne County
J. A. Marvine
Sanderson Avenue
Certified Public Accountant
Monsey Avenue
Edward C. Spaulding
Wate Bank Building
EaOonghae
Architects
Frederick 1
BROWN
Arch R., Real Estate Exchange Bldg
Washington Ave
Civil and Mining Engineers
H. L. Harding
Connell Bldg
Taylor
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
Jl. W. Sykes & Co
Roows
Dé Burr
DR. (. E. Bhilenbierger
Paull Building
Bpruce Street
Wyoming
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
A.W. Bertholf
Replogle & Co
Meara Bidg
Pranklin Avenue
Bcranton Housh
Nar D
Victor Koch
Beavenger
A. B. Briggs
A. Riggs
Joseph Kuntth
Lacka
Beranton
Wire Boreona
Megarghn Bros
Washington Avenue
White Barre
Reisman Bros
M. Norton
FS Schutzer
Gil Spruce
Ontario and Western
Raine
Lea
Alain
Batidale
Cadesia
Cuneate Seranga
Cade Hs
Canna
Ayate Dal
Atlantic
Lise
W.hington
Pennsylvan State
Anderson
J. E. Welsh
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Hutchinson
Eee
Y B Wood
Pass
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