Baptism Held at Maple Grove in Dyberry River
On Sunday at Maple Grove Wayne county Reverend H. J. Whalen of this city administered baptism to twelve candidates. The immersion occurred in the Dyberry river as the fruit of evangelical work recently carried out in Maple Grove by Mr and Mrs Grant B Stanton. Mr Stanton is a brother of George Stanton of Cannann street.
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Maple Grove
Wayne County
H. J. Whalen
Dyberry River
Grant B. Stanton
Stanton
George Stanton
Canann Street
City Council Advances Telephone Ordinance In Regular Session
The council met in regular session last evening and passed two readings of the telephone ordinance. The street committee reported extensive repairs needed on the city thoroughfares. The Cottage Home ordinance did not appear, facing strong opposition from several opponents.
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Local Items and Notices
W OH Stevens has secured employment in Rochester and moved here yesterday. Street sprinkling began by Mitchell Hose Company yesterday. Mrs W M Lathrop of Paterson N J visits her parents here. Mrs Samuel Smale is seriously ill. Mrs E A Breese of Salem avenue is on the sick list. Miss Mina Frank visits in Wilkes Barre. Albert Crane, homebound, is convalescent. A Berry furniture dealer at Dr Wheeler’s hospital is improving. Dr Henry L Jones rector of St Stephen’s Wilkes-Barre to exchange pulpits with Rev Rollin Sawyer Trinity church. The local Typographical union met at St Rose hall. Fire destroyed J W Cohen’s barn and contents in the Fourth ward. insured. Loss 1000.
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W. OH. Stevens
Rochester
Mitchell Hose Company
W. M. Lathrop
Paterson
N. J
Samuel Smale
E. A. Breese
Salem Avenue
Mina Frank
Wilkes-Barre
Albert Crane
A. Berry
Wheeler
Henry L. Jones
St. Stephen's Church
Rollin Sawyer
Trinity Church
Typographical Union
St. Rose Hell
J. W. Cohen
Fourth Ward
Jermyn and Mayfield Church Aid elect officers
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church met at Mrs. J. J. Miller's Main street home and chose officers for the year: President Mrs. Winter, Vice President Mrs. Badger, Secretary Mrs. Willman, Treasurer Mrs. Miller. Mildred Jessup, 16 months, died of convulsions. Funeral tomorrow at 1 pm. Letters from Chile and George Maynard in the Klondike bring news to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard. Chicken thefts: Alexander Bruce lost 16 fowl, killed, and found nearby. Michael Collins also reported losses. Delaware and Hudson miners paid. breaker worked thirteen days last month. James Gilligan, home on ten days' furlough from army. Mrs. Joseph Tenny opens an ice cream parlor this evening on Main Street. School board to meet tonight. Archis Martin returns from Moscow. hand improving. Mrs. Roberta visited Carbondale. Mrs. Gomer James and family from Providence visited here. Local notices mention Hood's Sarsaparilla promoting blood purification and energy.
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Methodsal Episcopal Church
J. J. Miller
Main Street
Winter
W.S. Badger
H. A. Willman
Mildred
William Jessup
West Mayfield
Jilace
John Maynard
South Main Street
Chile
George
Klondike
Alexander Bruce
Michael Collins
Delaware and Hudson
James Gilligan
Mayfield
Joseph Tenny
Archis Martin
Moscow
HM. Martin
W.T. Roberta
Carbondale
Gomer James
Dave
Irene
Providence
Art
David Griffiths
Scranton
John T. Griffiths
Fraternal Meetings Draw Local Delegates In Vermont and Allentown
J B Williams left for Poultney Vermont to attend the Grand Lodge annual session of the American True Ivorites representing Emlyn lodge. Thomas Edwards of Blakely is a delegate to the Knights of the Golden Eagle convention in Allentown this week. France Markey of Hyde Park visited relatives here. Miss Mabel Coolbaugh of Wilkes Barre, guest of Miss Jennie Patten, returned home. Dr W L Van Buskirk came back from Philadelphia with J Budd Rey.
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J. B. Williams
Poultney
Vermont
Grand Lodge A? American True Ivorites
Williams
Emlyn Lodge
Thomas Edwards
Blakely
Allentown
The
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Francia Markey
Hyde Park
Mabel Coolbaugh
Wilkes- Barre
Recitals At St Patrick’s Academy By Music Pupils
The music pupils of St Patrick's academy will give a recital in the Father Mathew opera house tomorrow evening. An excellent programme has been prepared. Ten cent admission will be charged. John W James went to Reading yesterday to represent the Eureka commandery Knights of Malta at a convention held there. A social will be held this evening in Mahon's hall for the Browns baseball team benefit. The Spanish American War Veterans meet in Thomas RK Williams hotel Thursday at 7 50 o'clock. Frank Howarth of Wilkes Barre visited Mr and Mrs Frank Williams Sunday. A large number attended the Nordica concert in Wilkes-Barre last evening. M D Brown, the lumberman, who has been ill for two weeks, is out again.
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Nolds
Philadelphia Dental College
St. Patrick's Academy
Father Mathew Opera House
John W. James
Eureka Commandery
Knights of Malti
Mahon
Browns
Thomas RK
Witlama
Frank Howarth
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Williams
Susquehanna Street
M. D. Brown
Community notices from Taylor on church events and locals
Public reception for Rev. C B R Henry at the Methodist church features an evening programme of duets quartettes solos and recitations with the Ladies Aid serving refreshments. Calvary Baptist singers plan a cantata under Prof D E Jones. Various locals travel attend meetings and visit in Taylor and nearby towns.
Educational Sermon Opens Graduation Exercises at Baptist Church
Rev James W Putnam acting as substitute preached an educational sermon for the public school during graduation exercises in 1900. Prof Diverge Bible of Stroudsburg State Normal will deliver the address at 9 welock with refreshments to follow. A former citizen E S Decker died recently, interred at Clark's Green cemetery. Rev M A Godshall will visit Philadelphia this week.
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James W. Putnam
Keystone Academy
Mr. Reynolds
Diverge Bible
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Scranton Visit Highlights Summer Housing Plans
Harry Reynolds and wife of Scranton came to town last Friday to seek a residence for summer occupancy. Other Scranton residents intend to relocate. Rev A B Browe, former Baptist minister, visited friends here the past week. Thomas Smith has returned from Europe. Miss Mary Greene recovers from illness. Fruit blossoms brighten the countryside as candidates tour the area. Postmaster Bailey aims to add a 6 pm mail, aiding patrons.
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Harry Reynolds
Scranton
Severg
A. B. Browe
Thomas Smith
Europe
Mary Greene
Offce
Beyea
Dunmore
H. Bailey
Death Claims Miss Kenniman Of Avoca After Brief Illness
Miss Elizabeth Kenniman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joette Kenniman died at the family home in Avoca after a short illness congestion of the lungs and rheumatic pleurisy were cited by doctors. She had begun pharmacy studies under her brother and was highly regarded in the community. The funeral is set for Thursday at 2 40 PM with services by Rev D T Smythe and interment in Langcliffe cemetery.
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Elizabeth
Joette Kenniman
Avoca
Mies Kunniman
South Scranton
William J
James Bell
P. HH. O'Brien
Lena
Margaret
Scranton Public
D.T. Smythe
Langcliffe Cemetery
James Moore
Pittston
South Main Street
Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Avoca Langcliffe Church
T. Smythe
John Golden
James Siver
Lincoln Hill
M. J. O'Malley
E. C. Kellum
Perry
Suequehaana County
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Women's Missionary society thanks committees for mission convention
At a meeting of the Women’s Missionary society held last Friday a vote of thanks was given to the several committees that arranged the Fors ten Missionary convention in the Presbyterian church. Rev. W. Young is preparing the lawn tennis court for the event. Wilford Halestone returned from a trip to Stafford’s with a fine catch. James Artemus of Lackawanna Chemical was badly hurt Saturday when three fingers were crushed in a machine. Dr. Watson and William Stevenson visited Pittston Saturday to observe a trap for shooting clay pigeons. Dr. Watson scored 20 of 25 in a trial.
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Forsten
Presbyterian Church
Rev. & W. Young
Wilford Halestone
Stafford’s
James Artemus
Lackiwanna Chemical Company
Dr. Watson
William Stevenson
Pittston
Watson
Cough from Measles Clears After Chamberlain's Medicine
Walter B. Beel editor of the Elkin Times reports a measles attack left him with a bad cough. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the cough disappeared. He praises Chamberlain's medicines as the best on the market. Sold by all druggists Matthews Brothers are wholesale and retail agents.
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The
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Chamberlain
T Vonsider Chamberlain
Matthews Brothers
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Burnham's men Lead as Ball Clubs Edge Elmira and Newark
Base Ball reports Burnham's team extending their fast gait with yesterday's win over Elmira, while Reading falls to Jersey City. The Newark Athletics crush Newark pitchers for a fourth place, Elmira drops and ties Jersey City, and matchups today include Scranton at Elmira and Reading at Jersey City.
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Elmira
Reading
Jersey City
Athletics
Newark
Heavy Hitting Wins Burnham's Men Sixth Straight
Elmira loses to Scranton as Grove errors and McMackin collapse in fifth inning shift the balance. Wilkes–Barre, Allentown, Reading, Newark games report weak batting, sparkling field defense and late inning rallies. Orioles-style slugging cited in several line scores.
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Jameison
Elmira
N. Y
Grove
McMackin
Scranton
National League standings shift after Sunday's games
Cincinnati closes gap on Philadelphia and could lead the league if they win and the Quakers lose. Boston defeats New York to push the Giants into last place with Beaneaters. Pittsburgh beats Chicago to tie St. Louis for fourth as teams jockey for position.
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Quakers
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New York
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WANTED APPOINTMENTS AND ESTATE NOTICE IN SCRANTON
Public notices and classified items list letters testamentary for Theresa M. O’Byrne of Beranton and call for debts and claims to Patrick T. O’Byrne in Scranton. Various help wanted ads include a competent girl for domestic work, washing and ironing, and a recapper with experience. Local attorneys and law offices, banks, and suppliers are named among listings.
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Theresa M. O'Aryne
City of
Beranton
Patrick T. O'Bryne
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre and Elmira Prospects Stirled by Strong Pitches
Yesterday's game featured Wilkes-Barre's Ketohem delivering six straight hits, with heavy hitting from Seinsore Fields who homered for Newark against the Athletion. Elmira's Eddie Thurke and Milligan joined the town's scene as Buffalo league players arrive, while Innis returns late to join the Elmira unit and eyes a standout pitching year.
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Wilkes-Barre
Heye
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Fieuren
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Fields
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Tottie
Elmira
Sheffler
Springfield
Ohio
Kinnaelt
Amateur Ball Notes From Local Clubs
The Pirates plan a game with Jens Daoue’s Klerks on Sunday May 14 at 204% p.m. Linden Street. Epstein captains the Twirlers who seek a Willow Street game on Saturday May 1 at 6O on Orchard grounds. The Red Whistlers beat Locust Bueep Sliders 2 7. Paltooy Beynon captains 18 year olds seeking county play. Marty Williattin manages. The Young Americans of Providence accept Merry Hog challenge on Race Charme grounds Saturday May 19 100. George Mackey captains.
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Pirates
Jens Daoue
Klerks
Linden Street
Tritone
Epstein
Willow Street
Orchard Grounds
Ceorge Mackey
Irilanepolle and City Match Ups Highlight Eastern League
A fragmented sports scoreboard lists team results across the Eastern League including Syracuse 7 Springheld 4 and Toronto 10 Worcester 8 Providence 4 Montreal 4 Rochester 4 Martford 2. Additional entries show Cleveland 1 and Chicago Kanes City in scattered pairings.
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Hullaly
Cleveland
Chicago
Kanes City
Iadu
Syracuse
Springheld
Toronto
Worcester
Providence
Montreal
Rochestor
Martford
India Jamieson Sets Off on Sorantoo Twirler
India Jamieson begins his voyage aboard the Sorantoo twirler in a highly hopeful but unsettled departure. Local observers note a wary optimism as the crew charts a course toward uncharted shores and potential discoveries.
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India
Jamieson
Fumo Verasei Volume Cited Amid War Verdict Scrutiny
A Chicago Record note describes a published volume of fumitive veraei and the mixed critical reception. It notes critics who sought the author’s verdict and their cautious reveal that the war had been caught.
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Railroad Time Tables for Erie and Wyoming Valley
Time table lists train departures from Beranton to Hawley and other points. Notes fare details, freight services, and accommodation options with times from morning to afternoon. Includes lines for freight, passenger, and intermediate stops, reflecting early 20th century timetable conventions.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Details and Contacts
The notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad services with routes to Philadelphia New York and multiple intermediate stations. It lists departures Sundays and elsewhere, speed and connection notes, and mentions ticketing and Pullman reservations with contacts in Scranton New York Philadelphia and Bethlehem for details and bookings.
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Central Railroad of New York Foresees Stations and Freight
Fragmented OCR notes describe schedules and routes for the Central Railroad of New York in 1869. It mentions Newark Bethlehem Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre with assorted timings and freight points, and cites connections via various towns and lines.
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Train Schedule Notice Amid Fractured OCR
A fragmented notice discusses limited train stops on Sundays and general schedules via Ontario, with pricing hints for passage and reduced fares, mentioning officials Andersen and Wagner and a chair car from New York to longon, plus agents Scraatoa and Pa.
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