Tenth Anniversary of Green Ridge Wheelmen
The Green Ridge Wheelmen marked ten years with a reception at their new home 1641 Wyoming avenue. About 400 guests attended as President C. Seamans and a committee hosted in a hall featuring laurel and palms. The club formed June 28, 1892, and has grown from bicycle riders to a full social and recreation club with billiards, pool, ping pong, and bowling.
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Wyoming Avenue
Green Ridge
Lanley
C. 5
Seamans
C. M. Carr
L. Rowlson
W. Bevans
H. P. Hitchcock
Howard Davis
Cyclista
Green Ridge Wheelmen
I. L. Rowlson
R. A. Wambold
M. Green
Hitchcock
J. L. Chapman
H.R, Lathrope
E.G. Stewart
I’. W. Long
Ff. L. Holly
Fr. W. Hornbaker
R. Riehl
C. Conrad
OO RR
Conrad
Sanderson's Park
Lst
Sanderson Avenue
Green Ridge Street
L L. Rowlson
J. L. Rowlson
Co. M. Carr
W. L. Carr
J. W. Garney, Jr
George Mitchell
C. W. Payne
P. P. Smith
C. S. Seamans
C. 8. Seamans
Hospital Changes Reflect Pride in Lackawanna Facility
Lackawanna hospital authorities praise recent rear building improvements funded by state appropriations. Contractor Conrad Behroeder oversaw work including a small brick wing on Franklin avenue serving as a waiting room. The eye and ear unit now occupies the former recovery room with modern apparatus and staff doctors Frey and Mears. A new floor in the accident room and a large laundry facility with five bedrooms above enhance hospital operations.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Conrad Behroeder
Franklin Avenue
Smallpox Situation Shows Improvement in City
The city reports no new cases recently and several patients discharged. Twenty one cases remain, twelve in hospices, others quarantined at home, with three McNealey family members discharged from the Emergency hospital yesterday.
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McNealey
Judge Archbald Sustains Creditors Objection in MacKellar Case
Judge R W Archbald filed an opinion with Clerk E and W Searle sustaining the exception by creditors of Malcolm MacKellar Wilkes Barre to a ruling by Referee in Bankruptcy Fuller. The trustee in the case Orr was appointed by the referee.
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R. W. Archbald
District Federal Court
E. &. W. Searle
Malcolm MacKellar
Wilkes-Barre
Fuller
Mr. Orr
Itors
Avchbald
Dr. Pierce Cardio-Digestive Cure Promises Heart Recovery
A testimonial-laden notice explains that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery may treat indigestion and stomach disorders to strengthen the heart. It recounts a patient from Knight West Virginia who suffered smothering spells and palpitations but improved after five to sixteen bottles, claiming a full cure. The ad asserts the medicine rebuilds stomach strength to restore heart function and warns against substitutes.
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H. W. Kinney
Knight, Doddridge Co
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Judge orders new creditors meeting to select trustee
The court criticizes the referee for appointing a trustee and rules that creditors must elect a trustee at a special meeting. The decision, noting potential bias due to the appointee's business ties, directs a new meeting of creditors to choose a fair trustee.
A Minstrel Jubilee at St Luke's Parish House Tonight
Employees of the International Correspondence Schools present a minstrel jubilee at St Luke's Parish House. The program features two parts with choral numbers, solos, and dance routines performed by a cast including Hal Buitheg, Bolo, Charles Swisher, Walt Davie, and John Stoeher, closing with chorus and a buck and wing act.
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St. Luke's Parish House
Derry Poster
Hal Buitheg
Bolo
Guntay
Buare Bole
Rip van Winkle Ware
Bald
Wenge
Drewmer
Charlie Swisher
Pim
Quintelte
John Stoeher
Cuslave Repert
Bred Teinis
John Kempher
Jacob Munick
Davis
Clark
Ronel
Loftus
New Assistant Surgeon Appointed to 13th Regiment
Dr. Arndt of Wyoming avenue is named assistant surgeon of the Thirteenth regiment to fill the vacancy from Dr. Blanchard’s death last summer. He will rank as first surgeon and previously served as surgeon of the Mleyv enth infantry during the war with Spain.
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Dr. Arndt
Wyoming Avenue
Blanchard
Housemant
Arndt
Mleyventh
Spain
Avoca Weddings And Local Deaths Reported
At 1 o'clock yesterday morning Rev. Mr. Crane united Miss Mary Holleran and P F Devers in marriage. They plan a tour to Atlantic City and Philadelphia before residing on Milan Street. Earlier, Miss Mary Reap and Frank Crane wed in Syracuse with maid of honor Milas Mary. Mary Healey died after bronchial illness at about 32, leaving a family in mourning. An operation on Miss Belle Morton for a chest growth was performed by Drs. Piers, Wehlau and Watson with a favorable prognosis.
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Mr. Crane
Marrriage
Mary
M. J. Holleran
York Avenue
P. F. Devers
Main Street
Mary Mahon
Berunton
Richard Marlon
Pittston
Milas Mary
Michael Jackson
Byracuse
Aliss Mary
Andrew Healey
Vine Street
Belle Morton
Railroads announce excursion fares for A O H biennial meeting
Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets from all stations to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo valid July 10 to July 22 with return by August 1. Tickets require validation by a joint agent and a 25 cent return service fee. Inquiries to ticket agents for rates and conditions.
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Denver
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Lackawanna Excursion to Cranberry Lake Narrows Rail Fare
On Sunday June 29 a special Lackawanna train will depart Scranton at 815 a m for Cranberry Lake returning at 7 pm The trip travels through the Pocono mountains and Delaware Water Gap to a resort with picnics pavilions and spacious grounds Round trip fare is one dollar for valley residents.
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Lackawanna Station
Scranton
Cranberry Lake
Lackawanna Revert
Sussex Branch
Pocono Mountains
Delaware Water Gap
Wyoming Valley Express to Link Carbondale and New York City
On June 15 the Lehigh Valley Railroad introduces the Wyoming Valley Express from Carbondale at 7:00 a.m. via the D and H and Lehigh Valley routes to New York arriving 11:30 p.m and Philadelphia 12:40 a.m. Return departs New York 4:10 p.m. and Philadelphia 4:40 p.m. arriving Scranton 10:03 p.m. and Carbondale 10:49 p.m. Pullman buffet parlor car and Lehigh Valley day coach included.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Carbondale
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Independence Day Travel Deals to Niagara Falls
The Lackawanna railroad offers special round trip tickets from Scranton to Niagara Falls for July 3 and 4 at 0.55 dollars each way, with return through July 6 at 6.65 dollars. Children aged 5 to 11 pay half the adult rate. The Lehigh Valley railroad also markets a low fare of 6.55 dollars from Scranton for Independence Day travel to Niagara Falls.
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Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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J. 8. Seamans
J. D. Williams
Andrew
M. Fine
T. G. Rowleon
Maurice Shenan
HK. W. Bevans
G. B. Dimmick
C. 8. Fowler
J. D. Mason
Lb. Merriman
C. H. Pond
George Sanderson
H. A. van Horn
S&s
Seamane
The
Presar
MUSE
Cer. Santoisin Ave
Green Filge St
Sanderson’s Park
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna
Archbald
Pierce
Common Sense
Ant Atemne
Buffalo
I. C
St. Lukes
G. A. Blanchard
AVOCA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Account
N. J
National Delegation Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Lackawoonna Railroad
Chicago
Lacka
People's
Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Eclipse Brands
Spruce Street
Miss Ward
Lee Court
Mary Eleanor Ward
Seilene
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Sequrity Building
Savings Union Home
Meara Building
Aldert Dall
Joseph KU
Suel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Tre Son Ton
M. HM. Dale
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
Saltry
Laura F
Isabel
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
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