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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1902

Page

12

Marriages and transfers mark Northeastern Pa news

In Scranton and nearby towns, Patrick O'Brien of Chicago wed Mrs. Mary Nally at St. John’s Church. Edgar Garris and Carrie Nuss wed in Wyoming. David A. Davis married Mary A. Price in Scranton. The era sees layoffs at coal mines and a stir over a Wallace circus incident as transit and church appointments fill community pages.

Bprdal Scranton ‘Tribone Pittston Patrick O'Brien Chicago The Stock Exchange Ary Nally St. John's J. B. Mahon Luzerne County Medical Society American Medical Association Baratoga Edgar Garris Carrie N. Nuss Wyoming Squire Ehret West Side David A. Davis Mary A. Price Scranton D. M. George Company H Dial Rock Daughters of the American Revolution William Joseph Peck Luzerne Avenue Hawk Hobson & Co Tatamy Mr. Booth William Scott A. E. Case Case Wallace Circus Mr. Walker T. M. Johnson Scotland Pennsylvania Coal Company Barnum Inkerman St. Aloysius Hall

Forest City Mourns Mrs. Frank Colburn

Forest City residents gathered as Mrs. Frank Colburn, a longtime community figure, was laid to rest in a ceremony marking her service and impact on local life. The obituary notes her standing among neighbors and her dedication to area organizations.

Forest City Frank Colburn

Favorite Prescription Promises Cure For Womanly Diseases

A reader reflects on the cures claimed by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for irregularity weakness and related female ailments. The testimonial notes many patients deemed incurable by local doctors have been helped, mentioning a Philadelphia reader who regained health after taking seven bottles and relief from symptoms, aided by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.

Dr. Pierce John Graham Frankford Philadelphia

Tunkhannock News Update May Events Highlight Local Visits

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on local movements including Miss Helen Lewis returning from Binghamton and Miss Margery DeWitt visiting Wyalusing friends. Attendees attend court in June. The Tunkhannock Rod and Gun club hosts a day shoot May 30 with the Ballistete trophy. Joint and civic notices cover relief corps meeting May 27 and grange initiations 20 new members. Reverend Hodge to deliver memorial sermon May 45 at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Tewsibury and wife plan to move to California.

Tunkhannock Helen Lewis Binghamton N. Y O. Smith Kinner Wilkes-Barre Margery DeWitt Harry Welch Sayre C. H. Stevens Laceyville John W. Harding Patterson N. J Jennie Thompson West Tioga Tunkhannock Rod and Gun Club Pennsylvania J. W. Reynolds Relief Corps No. 147 G. W. Scott Carbondale William Ruce Vernon John W. Gray Tunkhannock Grange Fred Hewitt Pittston Samuel C. Hodge Grand Army Presbyterian Church A. D. Tewsibury California

Thompson Area Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

May 23 report from Scranton Tribune lists Mrs. David Terrell and Stella visiting Thompson friends before returning to Uptonville. Residents Eben Clark and W W Messenger hosted in town, with property purchases in Honesdale. Other locals in Carbondale Susquehanna and White Valley. fishing remains light. Stenlson troupe to perform Uncle Tom's Cabin tonight. monument work at John Washburn grave underway by a marbleman from Binghamton.

Scranton Tribune Thompson David Terrell Stella Uptonville Eben Clark Honesdale Messenger N. L. Foster Como Leonard Cole Ira Spencer Carbondale Reba Wilmarth Susquehanna W. W. McNamara Burnwood Thorning F. J. Edwards Scranton Leighton Extract Company C. C. Wilmarth I. E Lyden Binghamton John Washburn

Hawley Baptist social and high school baccalaureate plans

The C E society of the Hawley Baptist church will host a strawberry and ice cream social at the parsonage next Wednesday evening. Rev W H Swift from Honesdale will preach the Hawley High School Baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 1. Fred W Schaln serves as representative at the local scene.

Grand Lodge Meets in Erie as Wangum Lodge Delegation Travels

The Grand Lodge, meeting in Erie, Pa., attracts delegates including Wangum Lodge No. 448. A junior chamber entertaining at Mannerchor hall pleased attendees. Mrs. Jesse Collom of Port Jarvie, N.Y., recovering from a serious illness shows improvement.

Wangum Lodge Grand Lodge Erie Jr. C

G A R Post Plans Sunday Services and Temperance Event

Factoryville notices announce the & J Rice Post No 211 Grand Army of the Republic attending church at 11 oclock with Rev J N Lee delivering the sermon. A union temperance service follows Sunday May 26 at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev G R Smith of the Baptist church preaching.

The Climbers at Lyceum and Burlesque at Star Scranton

The Climbers by Clyde Fitch, a New York hit, comes to the Lyceum for afternoon and night performances with a 21角色 cast and lavish staging. The Keystone Dramatic company and Lucerne troupe present contemporary city life with modern themes and a strong roster, while Star offers a grand burlesque, The agubounds, with living pictures and musical highlights for three days, including matinees.

Clyde Fitch New York Lyceum Mr. Fitch Seizon Agubounds Living Pictures Scranton Beranton Herrington

BasE Ball Results From Yesterday and Today

Baseball results list yesterday’s Reading Lancaster Lebanon Beranton games with scores 12 to 18 and 5 to 3 and today’s schedule shows Beranton at Reading and Lebanon at Lancaster with planned matchups.

Reading Beranton I Lancaster Lebanon Nogama

Scranton Club Denounces Umpire After Reading Tilt Riot

Scranton and Reading played ten innings with Reading winning 6 to 5 amid fan unrest over umpire calls. Gorton ripped the indicator from Sehl, Blakey confronted the umpire after a disputed third base call, and police restored order as a mob threatened the field.

Scranton Club Reading Scranton Gorton Sehl Stroh Blakey R. H. Oo A. E. Gorton C.f. Eeuccerervene Trevesevereere Logan Gilhin Schmaltz Seeerseeser Strohl Sis Ringel Fontaine Ereeenne Mons Pe Veseresereeees C.ccken Eevee Scranton Sreeevrsl Reading Creeseeso OL Login Wingsel la Vfontime Hartman Sternberg Bises Ruatney Wiltse Barker Susslesr Lawson Lia Fontaine Halls la Fontaine

Furnished and unfurnished rentals in Scranton area

A long column lists multiple rental options including week to week summer houses, an eight room house at 1514 Capote Avenue with modern improvements, a six room cottage at Harvey's Lake, and a furnished room on Adams Avenue with heat and bath. Also notes on rooms for rent, a piano for sale, and various employment and sale notices from Scranton Tribune.

Dunmore Suburban J. C Care Scranton Tribune Capote Avenue Alt. F. Clark Meats Harvey's Lake H. A. Silvius Jones Street Adams Avenue

Lebanon Fails to Appear for Local Baseball Game

May 23 Liantasier reports no baseball game played here as Lebanon failed to appear, leaving the scheduled matchup unused and spectators unsettled.

Batterles Through Lineups in St Louis and Chicago

Fragmented OCR lists players and lineups for teams in Chicago and St Louis. Names include Batterles and Umplite with players such as Gardner Chance and Eason Pittinger Witt ridge Murphy Wicker Nichols Powers Brown.

Chicago Tr.e Philadelphia Batterles Frager Jacklteseh Gardner Chance St. Louis Boson Coerce AON LONTA St. Louis Coe Eason Pittinger Swittridge Murphy Wicker Nichols Um- Wres Powers Brown

Finnetts Lynch to Retire and Marry Navy Lieutenant

Finnetts Lynch of Philadelphia plans retirement on June 2 to marry a lieutenant in the navy. London critics praise Edna May for saving Three Little Maids from failure. Kirke La Shelle contemplates leaving Broadway and could net 310000, Louise Gunning to star in Mr. Pickwick, DeWolf Hopper to headline. Ernest F. Boddington has completed Audrey stage adaptation for George Tyler.

Finnetts Lynch Philadelphia London Edna May Kirke la Shelle New York Broadway Louise Gunning May Mr. Pickwick DeWolf Hopper Ernest F. Boddington Mary Johnson Audrey George Tyler

Baseball Battery Lineups and Umpires From City Games

In Philadelphia Cleveland faces Monona with Huffman on the mound and Connolly behind the plate as umpire. Boston Chicago matchups feature Griffith and Bullivan with Criger at first and Johnstone umpiring. Washington hosts a clash with Harper Sugden Patten and Clarke behind the plate and Sheridan as umpire. Baltimore Detroit game lists Slevern McGuire McGin niity Bresnahan as batteries with O Loughlin umpiring.

Philadelphia Rale Cleveland Voce Monona Street Bemis Plank Powers Connolly Boston Chicago Boston cc Griffith and Bullivan Young and Criger Johnstone and Caruthers Washington Harper and Sugden Patten and Clarke Sheridan Baltimore T.H.E Detroit Slevern McGuire McGinniity Bresnahan O'Loughlin

Eastern League Scores Include Providence Loss and Newark Win

In Providence the Eastern League game details show Jersey City 9 against Worcester 11 and Newark 6 with a close scoreline indicating a competitive matchup. The brief reads like a standings snippet from the league’s regional schedule.

Providence Jersey City Worcester Newark

Proposals Sought for Stationery Fuel and Supplies

The Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings invites sealed proposals from bidders to furnish stationery, fuel and other supplies for state departments for the year ending June 1908. Separate proposals and contracts will be awarded as schedules announce. Bonds with two sureties or a surety company are required. Proposals due June 3 at noon in Harrisburg Executive Department Reception Room.

City Recorder Department of Buble Works Carbon Street Providence Road Diamond Wreaia Court Street Bureau of den Ahall Ondoxe Scranton A. Seventeenth District Webster Avenue Kellum Court Bureau of Engineering Cit John KE. Roche Department of Public Works Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Common Pleas Harrisburg T. S. Eyre Board of Commissioners of Public Grounds and Buildings

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