Local weddings announced in Lackawanna County
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Mary E. Duffy of Fallbrook Street to James E. Campbell of Church Street with a ceremony at St. Rose Church next Wednesday. Also planned nuptials include Miss Theresa Durkin and John B. Brennan and Miss Elizabeth Morrison to Edward Krantz of Findlay Ohio formerly of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Duffy
Fallbrook Street
James E. Campbell
Church Street
St. Rose Church
Theresa Durkin
John B. Brennan
Elizabeth Morrison
Edward Krantz
Findlay
Ohio
Missing Boy From South Main Street Still Not Found
Little Hubert Brennan of South Main street remains missing seven months after leaving the city. His distraught parents Mr and Mrs Michael Brennan implore neighbors to copy this notice and aid in the search. Any information will be gratefully received by the Brennan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Brennan
South Main Street
Michael Brennan
Local Society News and Funeral Notices
Campbell Ditchburn and family visit Susquehanna County. Ernest Gruster from New York visiting friends. St Michael's College students home from Toronto. Rev William A Brown preached at Second Presbyterian. Mrs Frank Hubbard visiting Windsor friends. Frank Swigert of the Y M C A visited his parents. Mrs A Lown entertaining her mother Mrs C G Davenport from Windsor. Mrs J F Sullivan entertaining her sister Miss Butler from Moosie. Funeral of T D Reese largely attended. Funeral of Patrick A Powderly from his residence at 9:40 to St Rose church for requiem mass. Interment in St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Ditchburn
Canaan Street
Susquehanne
Ernest Gruster
New York City
Matthew Lavey
Edward Reilly
Joseph Roessler
James Nealon
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
William A. Brown
Arnot
Second Presbyterian Church
Frank Hubbard
Wryal
Frank Swigert
Bingham
Elehth Avenue
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
How to Cure a Sprain
A személyReport: I sprained my left hip while lifting heavy boxes. A doctor first called it a slight strain then rheumatism as it worsened. After trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm from a drugstore the pain eased. half a bottle cured me. F A Babcock Erle Pa recommends it to friends. Matthews Bros distribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlaett
F. A. Babcock
Erle
Matthews Bros
City Council Fails to Meet Over Quorum Absence
After three failed attempts to convene the council adjourned Friday night until the July regular meeting due to lack of a quorum. Six of twelve members remain absent, blocking any business including a vote on improvements at the electric plant. Workers await pay as street crews and departments press for action. The scene shifts to the council rooms to hear objections, if any. The text notes the funeral of Mrs. John Dempsey occurred from the family home on Dunmore Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menta
John Dempsey
Dunmore Street
Obsequies Held For Local Resident At St Patrick’s
Funeral services were conducted at St Patrick’s Church by Hoy P J Murphy for the deceased. Interment followed at St Patrick’s cemetery. Blakely scholars plan a Nay Aug park outing next Thursday. Mamie Newton and Mamie Grady of Carbondale visited yesterday. Hugh Thuddy returns from Holy Cross Worcester. Nellie Gallagher and Nettle McDonnell home from Rock Lake. Mrs C S Lewsley at her Delaware Street home. The 19 month old child of Mr and Mrs BD Campbell died after a brief illness. funeral at 3 pm with interment at St Patrick’s cemetery. Metinley of Manfield State Normal School returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
St. Patrick's Church
Hoy
P. J. Murphy
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Blakely
Nay Aug Park
Mamie Newton
Mamie Grady
Carbondale
Hugh Thuddy
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Nellie Gallagher
Nettle McDonnell
Rock Lake
Lewsley
Delaware Street
BD. J. Campbell
Po. Metinley
Manafield State Normal School
Jermyn and Mayfield Rail Accident and Local News Highlights
James Corrigan, coal crew on a small locomotive, was crushed when his hand was caught under engine wheels and amputated at Emergency hospital Carbondale. Also reported are Children’s Day exercises at Episcopal church, July Fourth plans featuring a baseball match and guest contest, social visits, local notices, and regional colliery schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Corrigan
Edgerton
Corrigan
Carbondale
Episcopal Church
Jermyn
Johns
Sweeney House
Jessup
W.T. Roberts
Main Street
Taylor
W. C. Nicholson
James Nicholson
Scranton
James Staples
Waymart
A. F. A. Battenberg
William Netherton
Wyoming
Banquet Lauds Blues Victory At Price Library Affair
Taylor scene honors Blues after victory over Reds in a members contest. President Owens served as toastmaster with songs by Tubbs Morris and a zither banjo duo. Nearly 100 members feasted, then heard remarks from Blues captain Watkins and Reds captain Nelger. County Superintendent Taylor led a teachers examination at the borough high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library
William Morris
Joseph Whiteford
BE. G. Watkins
Price Library Association
Watkins Wis
J. L. Nelger
Reds
Wat- Kink
J. E. Watking
Richard Gendall
J. C. Taylor
Gertrude Morrigof Grove
Bloomsburg
BALD MOUNT COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS
Mr C Carpenter of Clark's Summit presented an entertaining show at the Methodist Episcopal church using a duplex talking and moving picture machine. The event raised about twelve dollars for the church. Miss Emma Coon returned home from Clark's Green after visiting Dr and Mrs William Newman. Children’s day exercises were held at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches with a fine program. Mrs W L Speece of Scranton visits her parents Mr and Mrs C Van Buskirk. The Wrigley family saw various members travel for visits and back home. Mrs Carrie Gregory returned to Montana due to her son’s illness. Madge Wrigley came home from Montana. Mrs G W Blesecker is convalescing, and Mrs Z A LaCoe wrestles with rheumatism. KR FF Lewis visited Dr H S Cooper. Mrs Liza Litts Fordham of Compton Illinois stayed with Scranton friends. W L Speece joined the Van Buskirk gathering for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carpenter
Clark's Summit
New York Herald
Methodist Episcopal Church
EB. FE. Richards
Emma Coon
Clark's Green
Wiliam Newman
Emma Winter
Dunmore
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Speece
Scranton
C. van Buskirk
Trev
Abel Wrigley
Carrie Gregory
Montana
Madge Wrigley
G. W. Blesecker
Z. A. LaCoe
FF. Lewis
H. 8. Cooper
Liza Litts Fordham
Compton, Il
Giant lamp bulbs blown by breath and steam tale
In St Petersburg a 180 foot statue column celebration required illuminated bulbs. A barrel shaped man proved the method by rinsing his mouth and blowing water into the molten glass, using steam to inflate the bulb to and beyond the target size. His quick explanation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Alexander 1
Napoleon
Railroad Announcements for Flaptist Young Peoples Union
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to Cincinnati for the union convention July 12 to 15. Tickets good July 10 to 14, return by July 7, with extension to August 10 if deposited with the joint agent by July 14 and a fifty cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of America
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cincinnnati
Independence Day at Niagara Falls Tickets On Sale
Tickets on sale July Ord for return passage to July limited and will be honored on any train except the Mack Diamond Express. For further information consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecdneult
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Reduced Rates to Charleston for National Education Meet
Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations to Charleston at one fare round trip plus 2.00 for the National Educational Association meeting. Tickets good July 7 to 18 and return by September 1. Return travel atop over allowed at Washington with ticket deposit and 1.00 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
The People's Exchange Advertisements for Help Wanted and Property
The Popular Clearing House for the Benefit of those seeking to rent, sell, or exchange real estate and other property. Advertisements cost one cent a word, six insertions for five cents a word, except situations wanted which are inserted free.
Rent Furnished Cottage and Rooms for Rent in Carbondale Area
Classified brief offers a furnished cottage at de Lave with reasonable rent during the era. Mentions onlay to John Clone at 183 Dundall and a rental in Carbondale Massachusetts. Also lists a room for rent at 829 Petit Avenue in the city with modern improvements implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
de Lave
Ron Onlay
John Clone
Dundall
Carbondale
Widow Seeks Housekeeping Job for Local Family
A811 woman widow seeks a private city home as housekeeper with child in tow. She requests steady employment in a small private family and offers reliable, good work ethic. Contact Mrs RL at 281 Hampton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witewer
Hampton
Scranton Ads and a Mongol Era Scene Mix in Page Fragment
The page fragment lists Scranton addresses and professionals from attorneys to printers, followed by a long passage describing the Mongol capital with historical notes on Kublai Khan, Marco Polo, archery, and city gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tekin
Palching
Great Wall
Russia
Trussia
Seltiers
Avery
Rolla
Kublai Khan
Fevi
Marco Polo
Lost Overcoat and Card Case Advertised for Return
Lost an overcoat on Monday near SE 24 between Fenton and Peckville on the road from a carriage. reward offered for return. Lost a brown leather card case on Vine Street between Monroe and Wyeaning containing an address and a railroad ticket to Chicago. reward for return to Mr. Flies A. Lovell or Le A. Watres, 500 Quincey Avenue.
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Rotnday
SE 24
Fenton
Peckville
Vine Street
Monroe and
Wyeaning
Chicago
Pinder
Flies A. Lovell
Quincey Avenue
le A. Watres
Like Superior Country Promotes Marquette Health Resort
One of the summer resorts reachable via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, Marquette Michigan offers healthful location, scenery, hotels, and immunity from hay fever. A brochure titled The Like Superior Country describes Marquette and the copper country. request by sending four cents in stamps to George M. Heatford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Marquette
Mich
Superior
Copper Country
George MH. Heatford
City Scavenger nnns At Briggs Cleans Privy Vaults
A noisy battle report from a local bowling match details A T Briggs proprietor and crew cleaning vaults after a game. It notes players J Skelton O Boyle and R Hammond with Captain Hammon, George Sanderson and J Goodall praised for bowling and batting. The Men’s club won.
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Briggs
A. T. Briggs
Orden
North Main
Seseysse
Klessing
Stey
Hateman
Lace Factory
R. Hammond
J. Banner
Pood
M. O'Boyle
Good Shepherd
J. Studley
George Sanderson
J. Goodall
Central Railroad of New Jersey Sells Scranton to Mauch Chunk Trips
On Sunday July 1 the Central Railroad of New Jersey offers round trips from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko for adults 1 and children 60 cents. The special trains depart Scranton 7 30 p m and return from Mauch Chunk 6 30 p m and Glen Onoko 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Scranton
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Baseball Standings and Nineteenth Century Schedule Patchwork
The fragment lists club standings and a chaotic schedule with postponed games, batting pairs, and umpire names across venues including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Cincinnati. It references players Howell Motinirw Doheny Boworian Pratley McFarland Nichols Cuppy Scott Poite Taylor Geitith Garvin Chance Hahn Peltz Swartwood and officials Sullivan Swartwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louk-Pitteharg
New York
Matteries
Howell
Motinirw
Doheny
Boworian
Boston
Philadelphia
Pratley and McFarland
Nichols
Cuppy
Sullivan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Geitith
Garvin Amd
Chance
Hahn and Peltz
Unipire
Swartwood
No Change in Climate Since Ancient Times Delayed
Popular Science argues there has been no appreciable climate change since ancient history. It cites stable rainfall in St Petersburg over two centuries, similar vintages in France for 700 years, and ancient records of cold and green Greenland to suggest long term climate stability despite occasional extreme winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jordan
Joshua
Egypt
France
St. Petersburg
Parnassia
Socrate
Greenland
Parnassus
Inceland
New York Harbor
Washington
Buffalo 7 Cleveland 3 routs leads to odd scoreline list
A fragmented slate of city names and scores appears, listing Buffalo 7 Cleveland 3 and other scattered figures like Chicago 2 Minneapolis and Milwaukee. The text reads as a jumbled scoreboard fragment with unclear context.
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Karsae City
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
le Detroit
Tiectianagelis
Canego Franchise Moves to Elmira in New York State League
The Canego franchise transfers Friday to Elmira, placing the city in the New York State league. A large picture of Scranton showcases at Florey & Brooks' store draws attention. Mike Doherty and Hickman trade errors amid New York losses, while Ewing brings in ex Scrantonian. Clymer signs with Toronto Raster league, to play short. Toronto also pursues Warna. A photo of Big RU Clark appears in Pittsburg Diepothe, with Clark previously starting at Milwaukee before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Scranton
Florey & Brooks
Mike Doherty
New York
Hickman
Ewing
Willie Harte
Toronte
Johnny Warna
Wilkne Harte
LACE FACTORY TEAM AND CHURCH OF THE GOOLD SHEPHERD PLAY CRICKET
A lively Lake Ariel match saw Lace Factory Team vs Church of the Goold Shepherd Men’s Club. Scorers list many wickets and batsmen with several players bowled or stumped, reflecting a spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Church of the Goold Shepherd
Lace Factory
The Chinese Capital
Pekin is described as the most incredible and imposing city in the world a central Asian fortress of the thirteenth century with intact walls and a remarkable blend of non Chinese features that give the city its distinct character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Sunday Trains Schedule Fragments and Rail Codes
Fragmentary train data lists times and routes including Albany, Lake Ledore, Hotendate, and points in the United States. Names J. W. NettNick and W. Cross appear with positions in Albany New York and Scranton Pennsylvania, reflecting a grouped timetable snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhendol
Lehigh Valley and Related Lines Timetable Across Regions
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D&F L lines list multiple daily options with 048 a.m. and 08 a.m. timings and Sunday patterns. Additional routes cover Bethlehem Easton Reading and Wilkes Barre connections with various intermediate stops and times, plus carriage and parlor accommodations. Several agents and offices are named for reservations and ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Hethlehem
Faston
Reading
Macklas Trend
Radek Dam
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Gentiva
Oring Tal
Lo & Wok
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
Wilkes Barre
Jollin
Cortland Street
Paws
Cortland Newark A
Nonnemacher
South Tetiiehen
Ifa
Worthikers
Mullan
Lackawanna
Beranton
New York Ontario and Western Time Table
The timetable shows the New York Ontario and Western Railroad schedule for Thursday June 24 with departure and arrival times between Perret Carbon and Corlondale, including connections to Scranton and Wyhind Crheondales. It lists ticket agents and indicates limited service on certain days and routes.
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New York
Ontario
R. R
Perret
Cailogia
LO Po
Artive Corlondale
Guleia Marhermble
Scranton
North Greed
Taos
Arelva Jom
Catonta
Ocodneta
Rate See
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Fannie Histed
Binghamton
Gaylon Keeler
A. J. Hale
Yatesville
Maud Finch
Order of Odd Fellows
J. Burke
Grassy Street
Hazen
Wilson Fire Company
Delaware and Hudson
Jessup Hose Company
Wilson Company
Elsie Powell
Ruby Yost
Myrtis Ensign
Olyphant
Mayfield
Children’s Day
Delaware
Edwardadale
Hr. J. Davis
North Main Street
Richard Thomas
Emblem Division
Temperance
M. J. Lievd
Priceburg
Hubert Llewellyn
Sterling Social Club
Weber's Rink
Ells
Mary and
Lizzie
John E. Evans
John Griffiths
Nanticoke
J. &. Johnson
Pittston
Taylor News
Webicine CO
John H. Frleps
Shannon
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
TA Bible House
Jonn Croshy Brown
Wall Silver
Bald Mount
Return
Via
Pennsylvania Railroad
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Vie Pennsylvania Railroad
People’s Exchange
Tribune Offices
Adams Ave
C. Mewes
South Main Ave
the. Tribune
Frank
Oakford
Court
City
Thoroghly
Tae
Mas
Abe
ToCen
Addrins
Pennsylvania
F. van Dusen
Day City
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
PLA
Traders’ Bank Building
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Edward TH. Davis
Connell
Reranti
Frederick 1
Knows
Price
Washington Avenue
Doaph Kelley
Daden
FR. Eisenberger
Pauli Building
Spruce Wirect
Lyman
Pital
Wyoming and Mulberry
DR. @ CO
Laubach
DR. H. FP. Reynolds
BLK
Franklin Avenue
PB. Zuigler
Scranton House
E & W. Fastenger
Condetel
Victor Koch
Richard 3. Bourke
AT Law
Luelowannia Avenue
General Law Dist
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Joana
Mrowling
Meare
Replogle
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Meare Building
Boriew Street
Frank FE. Boyle
Burr Building
Es Willard
Warren & Knape
Republee
Lirr Negar
Jessup & Jessup
Attorneys
Countollore-Athaw
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw Rooma
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Epwatd W. Thayer
Oth Mier
Mears Mullanie
J. A. Watres
ATLAW
Cow
Monwealth Building
OR Pitcher
Attorney Atlaw
Coan Monwealth Building
Semmaton, Uta
Patterson & Wilcox
C. Comegys
A.W. Bertholf
Mears Alng
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. Beales
Noth Washington Avenue
Eco
Awanya
Seh
Anton
Courese
Toll
Cinear
Eitalogue
Thomas M
Plumlyy
Leeds
Clark &O
Seadman
NHS
Crymot
North Main Avenue
Stone
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Daurn's
Vwerntia Atte
Megargee Bros
Kutplils
Lake Superior
P. Wart
J. Skelaton
O. Knight
O'Boyle
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Afi Cinemati
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Taylor and Nichols
Martin
Seaman
Banner
Cink
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Hammond
Shelston
Col
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Skelston
Cought Alle
Sandereon
Jackeon
Goodall
H. Whitehouse
Col. Sandermonn
M. Boyle
E. Day
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Wier
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F. Goodall
Mannetoo
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Yar
J. Metcalfe
Scmanton
Bunbury
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Sunbury
Altimore
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Gen
Autchinson
Del
Lacka
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Fouth
Hohalien
Moms Nee Ads
ABRAS
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Inter Hestinge Adonline
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Montrose
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Sverense
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Seratter
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Teayve Scranton
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Judson TN
Sok
A. Om
Honedale
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Polnie
Albany
Pelits
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Opean Grove
Menting
Lebanon
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Saamm
Porteville
Erie
Wrong Valley
Mawley
Lake Aprel
Jolnta
Hawley
Louise Showmaker
Adame A
Hue
Sigelirepody
Tol Qulaey
Slande Bros
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