Lackawanna County High School Commencement Evening
In Carbondale the nineteenth annual commencement will be held at the Grand Opera House with a full program of music and speeches. Diplomas will be conferred by Superintendent Garr. honors go to Augusta Jadwin Theron Lee Nina F Raynor and Sarah White in academics and Joseph Glennon Grace Simrell in business. several students receive honorable mention.
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Grand Opera House
Instan
Sarah White
Mina Frank
University of Michigan
Augusta Jadwin
Theron Lee
Nina F. Raynor
Joseph Glennon
Grace R. Simrell
Mary Doudican
Robert KE. Gardner
Bessie McMinn
Olive E. Skinner
Verna Skinner
Charlotte Wilcox
Miss Jennie M Jenkins Wed Henry Boucher at Patt Street Home
Miss Jennie M Jenkins daughter of Mrs Emma Jenkins of Patt street married Henry Boucher at her mother's home with Rev R A Bowner officiating. The bride formerly worked as a shoe store clerk for M G Watt. the groom is a Delaware and Hudson employee at Richmondale. At 4 pm yesterday Miss Bridget Hart of Brooklyn Street wed Andrew Gilmartin at St Roger church.
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Jennie M. Jenkins
Emma Jenkins
Patt Street
Henry Boucher
R. A. Bowner
M. G. Watt
Delaware and Hudson Company
Richmondale
St. Roge
Bridget Hart
Brooklyn Street
Andrew Gilmartin
Advertising Manager Jones Resigns from Leader
RR Jones resigns as advertising manager of the Leader after five years with the paper except one year with the Scranton Republican. He holds a half interest in the Carbondale Review which will soon publish in eight page semi weekly form. Friends wish him success in his new venture.
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A. RR. Jones
Leader
Local Social Notes Include Guests and Town Events
John Lingfelter entertains his brother Samuel from Elizabeth New Jersey. Mr and Mrs W R Johnson arrive from Saratoga. A C Purple and family enjoy an outing in New York state. A R Jones was in Scranton on business. Jerome Wetherby returns to Schenectady. DA John R Jones staying at Crystal Lake cottage. Recherche dancing class held at Burke's hall with Prof Firth providing music. Adelaide Clark of Scranton visits Nora Nealon. Mrs George A Spall and Miss Julia McAndrew attend Thomas McAndrew and Ellen Manley wedding in Hawley. M D Lathrope elected Sunday school superintendent at First Presbyterian Church. Elmer E Garr elected assistant superintendent.
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John Lingfelter
Samuel
Elizabeth
N. J
W. R. Johnson
Saratoge
A. C. Purple
New York State
A. R. Jones
Scranton
Jerome Wetherby
Schenectady
John R. Jones
Crystal Lake
J. P. H. Raynor
Elmer E. Garr
Lathrope
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD FIRST AID MEETING PRAISED
Dr M J Shields writes in the New York Medical Journal praising Dr H Wilson’s article on The Instruction of the Hospital Corps. He recalls coal region accidents where prompt aid is lacking and describes forming a First Aid Society of twenty five miners with ready packets and training.
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M. J. Shields
New York Medical Journal
H. Wilson
Rocky Mountain
Local notes mix accident and social visits in brief report
John Holeman of Mayfield yard was injured by a rock fall at the Erie colliery and hospitalized at Carbondale Emergency hospital with non serious injuries. Hogarth's band played an open air concert on J D Stocker's lawn drawing a large crowd. James Tempenny leaves for County Mayo Ireland, visiting home. Carbondale visitors include Miss Bessie Brown and Mrs John Solomon. Ed Davis and family guests of Dr and Mrs J D Davis. Mrs H J DeGraw recovers from six week illness. Miss Florence Delahunty returns home after uncle's death.
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J. D. Stocker
James Tempenny
Mayfield
New York
County Mayo
Ireland
Bessie Brown
Greenfield
John Solomon
Carbondale
Ed, Davis
Mises Marjorie
Helen Davis
Sidney Davis
Scranton
D. Davis
H. J. DeGraw
Florence Delahunty
West Pittgow
Dora
Taylorville Community Notices and Upcoming Events
The second annual excursion of the Church of Immaculate Conception reaches Lake Lodore on Wednesday July 25. Tickets price adults one dollar children fifty cents. The Archbald mine rope is completed and new engines and drivers set up by Machinist Phillips. Mrs John R Price and daughter Sallie depart for Wales and Paris expos. Street improvements proceed on the main thoroughfare under Street Commissioner Harris. Richard Watkins visits his brother Druggist Thomas Watkins in Olyphant. Superintendent FE J Evans of Scranton visits Foreman J A Curt at Taylor colliery. Minooka tribe No 247 IOOF meets tonight in their rooms. Rev H H Harris officiates at Joseph Hasley funeral in Hyde Park. Young Christian band meeting last night drew interest with Prof Thorburn addressing. Thomas Davis four year old funeral this afternoon in Marcy cemetery. Prof David E Jones to conduct special musical programme Sundays next month at Calvary Baptist. Taylorville lodge Knights of Pythias No 462 meets tonight. Mrs Samuel Sheldon slowly recovers from recent injury.
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Lake Lodore
Archbald
Phillips
John R. Price
Sallie
Wales
Harris
Richard Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Olyphant
FE. J. Evans
Scranton
J. A. Curt
Taylor
H. H. Harris
Joseph Hasley
Hyde Park
Thorburn
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Thomas
William Davis
Old Forge
Funeral for Mrs. Myrtle Davia Held at Family Home
The service for Myrtle Davia occurred Tuesday morning at her parents home, led by Rev. David of Thompson. Music by a M E church quintet, with W C T members sending wreaths. Interment in Moscow cemetery. Family thanks supporters during a heavy sorrow time.
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Samuel Eshleman
David
Thompson
M. KE
W. It. C
Maude Depew
Port Morris
The
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Wilkes-Barre
Effie Crittenden
Roy Crittenden
Connecticut
Critenden
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Would Not Suffer So Again For Fifty Times Its Price
A Washington County Pa liveryman G H Wilson reports severe stomach pains last night. After taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Miller MacCurdys drug store he recovered after one dose. He praises it as the finest stomach remedy and says he wont endure last nights suffering again. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Miller & MacCurdy
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Co
Matthews
Strike at Forest Mine Could End Today
After ten days of rumors a conference is announced to settle the forest mine strike today. Officials and union representatives are expected to discuss terms and reach an agreement soon.
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Forest Mine
Peaceful strike continues as talks hoped for at 2 o'clock
Workers quit in orderly fashion since March over unsatisfactory wages, avoiding company property. Public approval noted for peaceful conduct. Last line reports the death of John Craig at about five years old, with surviving siblings and funeral to be announced later.
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John Craig
Edward Craig
Railroad Retreet
M. F
Edward
Joseph Spelcher
Katie Craig
Local Residents Leave for Visits and Attendances
Mrs. Frank Wildrick and two children and Mrs. Wesley Stanton plan morning departure to visit friends in Binghamton and vicinity. Miss Edith Smith of Nanticoke visits her aunt on Main Street. Borough teachers examined yesterday at Moosic school by County Superintendent J. S. Taylor. James Hailstone and John Pearl attended graduation in Binghamton Friday with Miss Lillian Shultz among the graduates. Rev S N Young and family with Mr. McCune and Mrs. Moses visited Nay Aug park. Rev and Mrs Judson N Bailey were guests of Rev C B Henry of Taylor yesterday. Mr and Mrs John MacCormick of Hoboken returned for funeral of Mrs MacCormick’s brother John Lofttia. Mr E D Caryl of Green Ridge was a caller yesterday. Mrs George Tregallas visits friends at Green Ridge.
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Frank Wildrick
Wesley Stanton
Binghamton
Edith Smith
Nanticoke
Alfred Smith
Main Street
Moosic
J. 8. Taylor
James Hailstone
John Pearl
Lillian Shultz
N. Young
McCorwings
John Lofttia
E. D. Caryl
Green Ridge
Ciller
George Tregallas
Community Notes From Wilkea-Brie Area
Mr and Mrs William Foote of Wilkea Brie visited friends here on Sunday Mrs Samuel Brodhead and daughter May are visiting at Montrose The Ladies Home Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs Anson on Thursday afternoon Rev Wilson pastor of the Primitive Methodist church Avoca is holding revival services in the Congregational church each evening.
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Wilkea-Brie
Samuel Brodhead
May
Sre
Montrose
Ladies’ Home Missionary Sciety
Anson
Wilson
Primitive Methodist Church
Avoca
Congregational Church
Baseball Scores From Early Season Showdowns Across Cities
Fragmentary box scores show multiple games with teams including Boston and New York. Names such as Hutterson, Douglin, Lewis, Sullivan, McGinnity, McGuire, and Dexter appear among umpires Litlum and Mearst. Unclear lines suggest several city matchups and tentative results.
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Philadelphia
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Bernhant
Douglin
Lewis and Sullivan
Emelie
New York
Brooklyn
Golons
Butterles
McGinnity
McGuire
Mercer
Warter
Litlum
Railroads announce round trip fares and limited return
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers $6.06 round trip with return valid until July 6 on all trains except the Black Diamond express. Central Railroad of New Jersey sells Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko round trip tickets Sunday at $1 for adults and 69 cents for children, good only on special trains at specific morning and evening departures.
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Scranton
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Races at Saugus Open Harness Season
At Saugus track on June 24 the mile harness season opened with 2.23 and 2.14 pacing events. Emma E. won the first heat, then John T. beat her by a head in the next two heats amid close finishes among Dr. Dewey Wilton Boy and Emma. Special Boy held the final lead after four heats, securing a win as others battled for the title.
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Lions Stop Uganda Railway Work for Three Weeks
Lord Salisbury describes a pair of man eating lions that halted construction on the Uganda railway for three weeks. At least twenty eight Indians were killed and many others wounded as the beasts attacked workers, engineers, and guards over a prolonged period.
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Uganda
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Government of India
Iine
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Agents Wanted in Pennsylvania for Largest Sick and Accident Company
Advertisement seeks first class agents across Pennsylvania for the Addrom Vs. BR. Van Dusen periodical recruitment. It claims personal risk and reports a sensational tale of lions killed by locals believed to be devils guided by demons in Bay City Michigan.
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Addrom Vs. BR
Tracing a Misaddressed Letter From Boston to Manila
A Boston mother mailed a letter to her son in Manila on January 10 with an incomplete address. The Boston postmaster traced the missive through San Francisco and Manila, coordinated with naval and military mail offices, and supplied the full address. The letter is now found and the addressee has received it, with papers returned to the inquiring mother.
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Yale shuts out Hartford in New Haven Harvanl clash
College game results show Yale defeating Hartford 3 to 0 at New Haven Harvanl with several other city matchups listed including Syracuse, Chicago, Detroit, and Buffalo among the disappointingly low scores.
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Harvanl
Yale
Amateur Baseball Notes and Local Challenges
Amateur teams issue July 4 challenges on local grounds. The Imperiale and Joe Harriveon’s Schooners seek under 18 players and city opponents. Evan Loop Knots boast recent 12 to 8 win with Reutechier bat and J Johnson defense. readiness to play Benare Sound Knots. Sliders challenge West Side Reds for Saturday with a return next Wednesday at 2:?0 o'clock. responses to The Tribune.
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Sehoonem
Spike von Vatin
H. Diskin
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F. Barrett
Scranton Woodworking Company
Reutechier
Eveat
J. Johnson
Heutechler
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von Bound Knom
Fred Reuterhler
Sliders
Estate of Margaret Moore Scranton Pa Executor Seeks Claims
Estate of Margaret Moore of Scranton Pa requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims or demands to Fara Ripple Executor Scranton Pa and to Welles & Torrey attorneys for the executor at Scranton Pa within a specified period. The document notes testamentary appointment and requests payment of debts owed to the estate.
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City of
Scranton
Fara Ripple
Welles & Torrey
Fatare
Scranton Area Businesses Advertise Services and Professionals
A dense listing shows architects Edward H. Davis Frederick L. Brown and others, lawyers Richard J. Bourke and Willard Warren Knapp, physicians Drs. Kline and Allen, merchants and service providers along Lackawanna and Washington avenues. Includes firm ads, office addresses, and contact notes for Scranton enterprises.
State Medical Examination Held For Homeopathy In Philadelphia
State Medical council conducts a homeopathy examination in Philadelphia on June 26. Parallel tests are under way in Pittsburg for allopaths and in Harrisburg for eclectics. Further exams planned for Friday.
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Philadelphia
State Medical Council
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Fever Abates in Cuba as Yellow Fever Deaths Decline
In Havana on June 26 the yellow fever outbreak at Quemados shows improvement with four deaths, including American Major Frank H. Edmunds. General Fitzhugh Lee remains at his headquarters. US transports Sedgwick and Crook with Cuban teachers reach Matanzas at dawn and will depart by noon after Governor General Wood inspects and praises arrangements for teacher accommodation.
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Quemados
Frank H. Edmunds
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Lee
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Wood
Lehigh Valley and related rail timetables in Scranton area
Rail notices list Lehigh Valley and associated lines timetable details from Scranton to New York and other points. It includes departure times, intermediary stops, connections to D & H R and D L & W routes, Pullman car information, ticket offices, and general schedule notes for Sundays and weekdays.
Time table for Scranton to Manley and points on the Bele line
The notice outlines a May 8 1900 timetable from Scranton to Manley and intermediate stations via trains No 1 No 4 and others with specific departure times and through connections. It notes trains No 3 and No 4 connect for Bele railroad points and mentions service along the Suntory route.
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Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Manley
Suntory Tradne
Bele
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