Water Founts Ice Social Coal News In Tunkhannock
The water fountain on Tioga and Warren streets is turned on. An ice cream social for class 12 of the Sunday School Adelton Methodist Episcopal church is planned for Friday evening with 16 cents admission. Coal dealers report shortages amid a potential strike and discuss using wood and oil stoves. A condemned Susquehanna river bridge and toll house will be sold at public outcry Saturday at 2 30 p m. The Black Diamond and Atlantic Roof Paint companies hire many workers on contract work. Obituary notes J Calvin Ferris Civil War veteran dies at Eaton township home. funeral at the local Methodist church with interment Sunnyside cemetery. Prof J F Wiggins promotes his hair fond. Irving W Billings, Civil War veteran and Nicholson drug businessman, passes through town. Local residents listed: Watking, Marietta Watkins, Owen Owens, J W Davis, W H Davis, Fred Owens, Bertha Nickabocker.
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Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Tioga and
Warren Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
Susquehanna River
Black Diamond
Atlantic
Wiggins
Irving W. Billings
Nicholson
Notable Athens Leader Nichols Dies at 78
Special to the Scranton Tribune Towandi May 23 C F Nichols longtime Athens resident and former legislator dies at 78 He served two terms starting in 1866 and was sergeant at arms in 1873 Also Towanda aims to form a baseball team and Red Men lodge quarters open in Mears Clock building Nine jailed for stealing rides on Lehigh Valley trains. Minnequa hotel sale planned for partition.
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Towandi
C. F. Nichols
Athens
House of Representatives
Towanda
Owego
Waverly
Bradford
Sullivan County
Christian Endeavor
Burlington
Lehigh Valley
Minmequa
William A. Pierce
Wysox
Hoe
William Scott
Local Notes From Factoryville and Area
Factoryville scenes include L Coon resuming studies after a week’s illness. Hulley couple visit Byron Hall in Glenburn. Mrs Linn Wilson returns from Clifford to her daughter D L Gardner’s home. Our baseball team suffers a second defeat to Montrose. next Saturday faces St Thomas College of Scranton. Dr Leroy Stephens of Philadelphia visits academy. Burl McCain visits Rueh area. Rev G M Smith discusses the strike at Baptist church. Hulley and HM Loren Fassett to continue the discussion Thursday. John Thompson of Bald Mount visits Edward Kircher. Minnie Belle Wheaton, class of 1903, hired as bookkeeper for Keystone Lumber while continuing studies. Mrs S B McCain of Rush attends her daughter Mabel, who is indisposed.
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Scranton
Leroy Stephens
Baptist Education Society
Philadelphia
Burl McCain
Rueh
Susquehanna County
G. m. Smith
The
Baptist Church
Hulley
Loren Fassett
John Thompson
Bald Mount
Edward Kircher
Minnie Belle Wheaton
Keystone Lumber Company
B. McCain
Rush
Mabel
Welsh Hill Church Renovation Under Ladies Aid Plan
Welsh Hill May 22 The Ladies Aid Society meets to renovate the church. Will Cole of Mayfield visits relatives in town. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bevan and Miss Ligsie Morgans of Scranton spend summer here. Rev R N Harris is in New York this week. On May 16 John Watkins and neighbors held a pleasant surprise for him with friends present including Mr and Mrs Henry Snyder Mr and Mrs Kenle Owens and Mr and Mrs Wallace.
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Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill
Ladies' Aid Fociery
Will Cole
Mayfield
Thomas Bevan
Ligsie Morgans
Scranton
R. N. Harris
New York
John Watkins
Harford News Roundup From Plainsboro to Scranton
Special to the Scranton Tribune Harford May 22 highlights visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Jeffers of Plainsboro to relatives Watson Jeffers and Mrs H W Barth in Scranton. visits by Will Tiffany in Conklin Agnes Thatcher age 11. China wedding of Dr Charles Lewis and Miss Cora Savage formerly of Pennsylvania. ice cream social at H A Robbins home May 23 under Epworth League.
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Scranton Tritme
Harford
Henry Jeffers
Plainsboro
Watson Jeffers
H. W. Barth
Scranton
Will Tiffany
Conklin
Florence Robbins
Yonkers
Clarence Tiffany
Baldwin
Union
Warnick
Agnes Thatcher
Charles Lewis
Cora Savage
Pennsylvania
China
Savage
Eugene Osborn
Anna Quinlin
Flora Swetser
Norma Darrow
Will Sherwood
New Milford
G. A. Stearns
B. W. Pease
Sale of eatables by Langellfte church society this afternoon
The Ladies Missionary society of Langellfte church will hold an eatables sale at Mrs. Argus Howell's home this afternoon from 3 to 6 o clock. Other brief items note attendees at a press club banquet, a marriage solemnization at St. Marys church, a smallpox related school closure, and a funeral in Moosic with interment at St. Marys cemetery.
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Ladies' Missionary Society
Langellfte
Argus Howell
C. F. Hohan
W. B. Curran
Atlantic Highlands
Anna McMillan
West Pittston
Weat Avoca
Pelham
Anna Golden
Thomas Himm
Duryea
St. Mary’s Church
Green
Malin Street
New York
Patrick Finn
Moosic
Edward Morrissey
Mary's Cemetery
Ferguson
Charles Sanders
Philadelphia
Hopbottom Notes and Local Tidbits from May 20
Mrs J H Tanner spends the week in Lestershire. C H Kellum and family visit Scranton. The night station is closed due to a strike the first such closure in twenty five years. Universalist Ladies Aid meets May 28 at Mrs W A Jeffers for tea. James Doran leaves Valley View house job expects to return to Binghamton. Miss Sadie Clark stays with parents in Lenox.
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Sprinal
Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
J. H. Tanner
Lestershire
C. H. Kellum
Scranton
Universalist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Jeffers
James Doran
Valley View House
Binghamton
Sadie Clark
Lenox
Annual G A R services at Old Forge brick church
The George Hill post of the G A R will hold annual services at the brick church on Friday May 30 with an extensive programme. Refreshments including sandwiches ice cream candy cake and coffee will be served on the church lawn. Corporal George William Sundy whose remains arrived from the Philippines was interred at Marcy cemetery with military honors. He enlisted in 1899 and died of peritonitis after an operation. His family receives deep sympathy.
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George Hill
Ehaly
Eugene Healey
Scranton
Eben Foote
George William Sundy
Philippine Islands
Marcy
Primitive Methodist Church
Pittston
Corporal Bunby
Fifth Regiment
United States Infantry
Reds Down West Scranton Alerts in High-Scoring Tilt
The Reds defeated the West Scranton Alerts 10 to 3 as Hayes opened with a three base hit and Glynn followed with a hit. Reed pitched seven strong innings for the Reds, who added three more runs late. Watkins made a sensational center field catch to highlight the game.
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Reds
West Scranton Alerts
Hayes
Glynn
Alerts
Reed
R. Watkins
R.hle
Mangan
Philbin
Keogh
Jenkin Davies
Evang
Keifer
Main Street
Joseph Hall
Presbyterian
Mra
James Nash
Union Street
C. B. Henry
Mapiscopal
Obituary and union meeting highlight local events today
The obituary notes a church service where a minister delivered an impressive sermon. The Taylor Accident Fund and the Minooka tribe No. 247 Improved Order of Red Men attended the funeral in a body led by Funeral Director J B Davis. Archbald Mine Local No. 1649 United Mine Workers held a key meeting with delegates reporting from the Hagleton convention.
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Taylor Accident Fund
Davis
United Mine Workers of America
Hagleton
Theatrical attractions at the Academy and Lyceum this week
The Mabel Paige company and the Southern Stock company headline afternoon and night shows at the Academy of Music this week with vaudeville acts. The Climbers by Clyde Fitch comes to the Lyceum Saturday for two performances with a large cast. Tim Murphy stars in Old Innocence at the Lyceum Monday night, with tickets on sale. The Keystone Dramatic Company opens at the Academy next week with For Home and Honor. Star Theatre hosts Vagabonds for three days starting Monday with Mrs Potter's Reception and The Arrival of King Dodo burlettes, plus popular New York songs, and a benefit for house attaches completes the run.
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Southern Stock Company
Mabel Paige
Academy of Music
Houwoa
Climbers
Clyde Fitch
Bijou
New York
Lyceum
Charles Kent
James Carew
Bennett Sturgis
Frederick Peters
George Stevens
Edmund Liston
Charles Master
George Kinard
Joseph Robison
Howard Chenoweth
Harry Wright
Marguerite St. John-Wood
Jennie A. Eustace
Elisabeth Barry
Marian Berg
Ethel Winthrop
Marion Giroux
Maude Ream Stover
Lillian Wright
Margie Oliver
Lyceum Theater
Tim Murphy
Jason Green
Keystone Dramatic Company
Academy
Gertrude Shipman
Lawrence B. McGill
Ono
Star
Baseball Results From Yesterdays Games
In yesterday’s slate Lcbanton beat Lebanon 11 to 5 and Reading edged Lancaster 6 to 4. Other standings show Beranton 47 5 and 5 666, with today’s matchups Beranton at Reading and Lebanon at Lancaster.
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Lcbanton
Lebanon
Reading
Lancaster
Lancaster Beranton
Beranton
Lebanon Loses In First Inning On Loose Play
Lebanon falls behind early after a shaky first inning as Captain Pat Rollins receives a hat of five dollar bills from admirers. The lineup shows Costello McGarry Laffey Blakey Rainey Schmaltz Stroh Gillam Stroh to Logan and Wiltse among others, with Scranton rallying for three runs in the frame.
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Lebanon
Rollins
Associated Press
Pat Rollins
Seore
Raley
McGamy
Ff Tochis
Wil
Scranton
Costello
McGarry
Baverlflee
Laffey
Blakey
Rainey
Schmaltz
Hepting
Gillam
Stroh
Schmalts
Logan
Wiltse
Reading Triumph Ends Eleven-Game Drought
Reading drew 300 fans as Krouse pitched a great game for the Royals to secure their first win in eleven tries. The reported score remains undecided in the damaged text.
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Reading
Krouse
Furnished Rooms and Rentals and Local Sales Listings
A page lists diverse rental offers including furnished rooms on Adams Avenue and Linden Street, a large front room at 144 Adams Avenue, and a third-floor unit. Also advertised are store and industrial property for rent or sale, including a 600 block Odieon avenues house, Scranton Bolt and Nut works engine, and South Buffalo building lots. Also notices of lost and found items, a stray cow and calf, and early baseball box scores from local games.
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Adams Avenue
Buffalo
Lacka- Wanna Steel
W. P. Wolgamore
Morgan Building
N. Y
Stage notes on Till play rights and Shattuck career
The article notes Gus Till securing rights for Alphonse and Gags ton, last shown in Newburg, N Y, with Hill. Charlea Frohman plans Maude Adama as Rosalind in As You Like It next season at start in New York. It recalls Truly Shattuck once named Etrulla and British jibes in Punch. It cites Robson on actor status progress and a New Haven license fine case in early career.
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Gagston
Gus Till
Newburg
N. Y
Mr. Hill
Charlea Frohman
Maude Adama
Roswind
New York
Shattuck
Etrulla
England
London
Punch
Jones
Smith
West
Stuart Robson
New Haven
Wanted Boarders and Rooms Message From Dalton
WANTED Two communicating rooms with board private family preferred Two ladies and gentleman state full Bartoulard Address C H D Tribune Once SUMMER BOARDERS wanted at Dalton ten minutes from station good water excellent location with plenty of bhaide Address box 116 Dalton Pa etc RHEUMATISM All parties that wish can be speedily and permanently cured of all variety of Rheumatism by a vegetable compound cards guaranteed Inquire or address J K Taylor Beranton
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Chan
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Scranon
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Bartoulard
Tribune
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Bhaide
J. K. Taylor
Beranton
Commonwealth of Pennsylvannia
Court of Common Pleas
Board of Commissioners of Public
Executive Department
Harrisburg
T. I. Wyre
Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings
Chicago Philadelphia basketball game score line
The record shows a basketball score sequence with teams Chicago and Philadelphia, listing players McGee Doolin Rhodes Kilng and umpires O Day and RILE, alongside multiple numerical codes. The fragmentary OCR provides limited context on date location and outcome.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Chicago Vc
Ozlionootolrom
McGee and Doolin
Rhodes
Kilng
O'Day
Eastern League scores report
Providence 4 Jersey City 2 Worcester 10 Newark 4 Rochester 6 Toronto 3 Buffalo 3 Montreal 1.
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Jersey City
Worcester
Newark
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Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Summer normal draws sixty pupils to New Milford
Sixty pupils attend the summer normal in New Milford. William Meade's funeral was held at the Methodist church with interment in New Milford cemetery. Albert Moss and his wife return to their New Milford home after wintering in Detroit. Attendees at the Meade funeral included Mrs. Henry Meade and Andrew Meade. Dr. Alney was in Montrose on business. Rev. Mullery attends a Prohibition convention in New Castle. Dr. Clements and family spend Wednesday in Susquehanna.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
F. D. Ebatherly
Detroit
William Meade
Albert Moss
Henry Meade
Binghamton
Andrew Meade
Montrose
D, CC. Alney
J. D. Mullery
New Castle
G. P. Clements
Susquehanna
Kniffen and relatives visit in New York and Atlantic
Nicholson May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knifflen spent Tuesday with the former's brother C. H. MacConnell. Mrs. W. C. Decker and Mrs. Augusta Benjamin returned home Wednesday night after a week in New York City. The Misses Anna and Clara Wilcox are spending a few days at Atlantic City.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Richard Knifflen
C. H. MacConnell
W. C. Decker
Augusta Benjamin
New York City
Anna
Clara Wilcox
Atlantic City
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