Excursion Season Opens at Lake Lodore May 30
The Delaware and Hudson railroad announces an opening excursion at Lake Lodore on Decoration Day May 30. Attractions include a $25 purse baseball game between Scranton and Carbondale, Mozart band performances, and extensive refreshments. Trains from Wilkes Barre to Lackawanna Avenue stop at 9:16, 10:10, and 1:20 am, with Scranton fare of 75 cents.
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Lake Lodore
Scranton
Carbondale
Mozart Band
M. F. Fadden
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
New Jersey Central Announces Hourly Trains to City Routes
The New Jersey Central will run one train each hour on the even hour from 7 a m to 6 p m between New York and Philadelphia. Trains go direct to Reading Terminal with limited smoke and cinders. The Reading route is scenic and serves Philadelphia fast. Royal Blue service remains independent. Also imperial Shrine event prompts Lackawanna to offer first class excursion tickets from Beranton May 26 through June 7 1902 with return within 60 days.
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New Jersey Central
New York
Philadelphia
Cara
Pullman Cara
Reading Terminal
Reading
Royal Blue
Special Round Trip Tickets to Niagara Falls Offered
On May 20 ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad will sell special round trip tickets to Niagara Falls good on any train that date and return up to June 1 at the low rate of 65 cents.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls
Mnel
Scranton Sets Child Rates for Admission
In Scranton the policy states children between five and twelve receive half the adult admission rate. The note specifies age range and pricing structure.
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Scranton
Regatta Trip to Ithaca May 30 by Ontario and Western
The Ontario and Western offers low round trip fares to Ithaca New York for a college regatta on May 30. Tickets valid for May 29 and 30 with return through May 31 inclusive. One way fare also available.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Ontario and Western
Railroad to Offer First Class Round Trip Tickets For Convention
The Lackawanna railroad will issue First Class round trip tickets for 70.30 dollars for travel to Portland Oregon for the National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America. Tickets on sale May 26 to June 7 1902 with return required within 60 days of sale. See depot ticket agent for stop over privileges routes and schedule.
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San Francisco
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
California
Lackawanna Railroad
Beranton
Reaure
Depot
National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W
G. A. R. Encampment Ticket Details Gettysburg
Gett ysburg encampment June 4 5. Lackawanna railroad ticket agents offer first class round trip fares. Travel valid June 1 to 8 with final return by June 9. Children under 12 half fare.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Gettysburg
Intercollegiate Regatta Tickets From Lackawanna Rail
Lackawanna railroad offers first class round trip tickets to Ithaca for the Intercollegiate Regatta on May 30. Tickets on sale May 2 and May 80 with return by May 1. Children aged 5 to 13 pay half adult fare.
Local notes from Dundaff and nearby towns
Benjamin Lewis of Richmondale visits on business. Mrs. Bronson and two daughters of Uniondale attend a Methodist church concert. Mrs. H E Wells of New York rents her house to Rev. William R. Tinker. Rev. Emanuel Revera preaches farewell at the Methodist church May 16. Miss Jennie Sprong goes to New Milford for Normal. Teacher Gertrude Phillips returns home to Susquehanna. J C Wells and Jennie Moore wed last week and return home. George Rogers back from New York winter. John B Rood, lecturer from Minneapolis, pauses in Dundaff en route to West Lenox.
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Scranton Tribune
Dundaff
Benjamin Lewis
Richmondale
Emanuel Revera
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Sprong
New Milford
Gertrude Phillips
Susquehanna
J. C. Wells
Jennie Moore
Mount Pleasant
George Rogers
New York
John &. Rood
Minneapolis
Fitch's The Way of the World compared favorably at Lyceum
The fifth Clyde Fitch drama shown in the city this year at the Lyceum receives high praise for realism and sharp social scenes. The cast includes Jennie Eustace, Marguerite St. John, and Tim Murphy, whose performance as Jason Green is highlighted before an anticipated return engagement.
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Clyde Fitch
Secon
Lyceum Theater
Captain Jinks
Nathan Hale
Fitch
Mr. Fitch
Hunter Drawing
Mr. Hunter
Charles Kent
Satan
James Carew
Warden
Fred W. Peters
Johnny Trotter
Jennie Eustace
Tim Murphy
Lyceum
Mr. Murphy
Jason Green
Murphy
Dorothy
Reading Defeated by Scranton 7 to 3 in Baseball Return
Reading failed to keep pace as Scranton turned the tables 7 to 3 before a good crowd. Symons pitched poorly in the fifth and sixth but received poor infield support. Lancaster forfeited to Lancaster in a separate result. Lebanon meets Reading and Scranton plays Lancaster in today's games.
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Scranton
Reading
Lancaster-Lebanon
Lanaster
Lebanon
Lancaster
Symons
P.C. Lancaster Eeeetseeke
Scranton Eee Veaieve Db
Netactecdese
Sisacseveeseveens Lh
Manager Hynes Fails To Field Lebanon Franchise Team
In Lancaster yesterday a Lebanon league game against the locals was spoiled when Hynes’ former players, discharged on Friday, appeared in town instead of his current team. Hynes promptly filed suit upon their arrival.
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Lancaster
Hynes
Lebanon
Alderman Spurrier
Costello
Taufey
Dunn
Philbin
O'Neill
Gibley
Tull
McDade
Balloe
Nen
Picture puzzle notes from last week with coded clues
A garbled fragment outlines a weekly picture puzzle with dates May 1 May 11 May 20 May 22 and cryptic relations among figures such as Putnam Indian Pontiac goose man bat and goose. The text is heavily corrupted and hard to interpret, offering little clear context or outcomes.
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Putnam
Pontiac
Goa
Furnished rooms for rent and various sales offered
Numerous classified items list furnished rooms for rent at 639 Adams avenue with heat gas and bath, plus sale notices for engines pianos and housing plots. Also requests for rooms with board and summer boarders in Dalton and Scranton, and notices for lost items and a missing uniform dispute in a game with Lancaster.
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Adams Avenue
Baseball scorecard fragment from Cincinnati Chicago game
Incomplete OCR shows teams Cincinnati and Chicago with runs and hits garbled. Umpires Beck Farrell O'Day and attendance figures appear. Other names include Batterlee Hahn Peltz Hughes Ahearn Vrain King Dunn Bowerman.
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Cincinnati
R.H E
Brooklyn
Batterlee
Hahn
Peltz
Hughes
Ahearn
Beck and Farrell
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
New York
Vrain
King
Dunn
Bowerman
O'Day
Local Matchups and Rain Affected Games
At Newark Worcester 5 Newark 3. At Montreal Buffalo 3 Montreal 1. At Jersey City Providence Jersey City rain affected play.
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Newark
Worcester
Montreal
Buffalo
Jersey City
Providence
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Shoe Comfort
Advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease lets women wear one size smaller shoes with instant relief from bunions and sore feet. It purports to cure swelling blistered feet and sweating, and offers trial seats by mail.
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Allen
Uise Kh
Scranton Banking Charter Sought and Public Proposals Invited
The notice details an August 100 charter request to form The South Side Bank in Scranton Pa to operate under the 1871 banking act with capital of fifty thousand dollars. It also lists a public auction notice by Bittenbender Company for recovery of a lien on buggy wheels, and invites sealed proposals for stationary fuel and supplies for Pennsylvania state departments with bonds and performance terms.
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Pennsylviana
South Side Bank
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ee Capital
Bittenbender Company
W. H. Campbell
Widl
Franklin Avenue
City of Scranton
Commonwealth of Pennaysvants
Court of Come McAn Plese
Board of
Baliainge Bete
Eyre
The
City Recorder
Department of Iisutors
Carbon Street
Providence Road
Diamond Avenue
Court Street
Breau O Engineering
Eifth
Webster Avenue
Kellum ‘Court
Taylor Avenue
Buengll Court
Irving Avenue
Prescott Avenue
Agh Street
Wyoming Avenue
Ash Street
Oakford Court
Forest Cour
Breck Court
Bureau of Engineering
Cit
John FE. Roche
Department of Public Works
Money to Loan Ad Offers Flexible Quick Loans
A local lender advertises loans from 10 to 500 for household goods nanos horses and carriages while you keep possession. Terms run one to twelve months with weekly or monthly installments and early payoff without extra charge. Offices at 207 Wyoming Ave Ind Floor call 2826. Also another lender N V Walker promotes quick loans at 4 to percent from Connell Building.
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Scranton Loan Guaranty Co
Wyoming Ave
Ind
N. V. Walker
Connell Building
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Paint de Paris
Knights Templar
Portland, Ore
G. A. BR
Ithaca, N. Y
Lydhum
Star
John
Charlotte Walker
James Ix. Hackett
Richard Mansfeld
Brutus
Julia Caesar
John Drew
Sol. Smith Russell
Charles W. Walcott
Mr. Belasco
Augustus Thomas
Kirke la Bhelle
Edna May
Janimary
London
M'Garry
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R H. Oo
A. E
McGuarry
H. Barker
Jordan
Hartman
Essler
Cole
Lawson
Skinsel Lf
Ymons
Gileran
Tnnings
Egeler
Gorton Barker
Stroh
Blakey O Schmalts
Ecmaltz
Ares
Hrother
Oury
Lough At Eases
Robingon Crusoe
the Tribune
Bach Batra Lias
Bach Bates Lia
Dunmore
J. C
Care Scranton Tribune
Capouse Avenue
Monte
Alt
F. Clark
Mears Building
Dudley Street
D. B. Barton
Fioat Drinker
Harvey's Lake
H. A. Silvis
Jones Street
Madison Avenue
Linden Street
Lar
Kuns & Moore
Cedar Avenue
Beranon
Philip * Votter
Franklin Ave
Harrisburg
Scranton Bolt and Nut Company
Raymond Court
Handellk
Bamford Bros
Paterson, N. J
Jefferson Avenue
Tribune
Dalton
Europe
Union Ticket Agency
Scranton House
M. B
Tribune Office
Want
Central City
Albert Rouul Te
Mulberry Street
Gustav Pichel
Adama Avenue
West Side
George W. Jenkins
South Mainn Avenue
South
Fred L. Terppe
North Scranton
Geo. W. Davis
North Main Avenue
Market Street
Charles P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
Mis Gauss
Green Nidge Street
Washington Avevenue
Marion Street
Petersbur
W. H. Knepfel
J. G. Bone & Son
Good Pay Distributors League
Westwith
Neew York
AEC
Louis Isaacs
Gereon's
A. J. Mertz
Pine Street
Allentown
Cowood Manufacturing Co
Bellwood, A
Giirl
Quincy Avenue
Stroudsburg
Lotel Terrace
P. Miller
Schnell Court
Mulberry and
Wheeler Avenue
Kline
Plainfield, N. J
Green Ridge
Upper
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Sanderson Avenue
M. Hibbard & Co
N. Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange
Broadway
Hotel Terrace
Wyoming
Peck Lumber Co
East Market Street
Presbyterian Church
Lancaster R. H
Keener
O Costello
Ste
Everee
Gribley
Oonan Dunn
Eueerneee Lafley
Censer Philbin
Errer
Dr Neill
Ae King
C.f
We Carter
Fordney
Hines
Mglynn
Ferris
Ing
Lincaster
Loercher
Shinners
Hess
McGlynn
Carter
Welles & Torrey, Solicitors
Office OF the Board OF Commissioners OF Public Grounds and Buildings
William A. Stone
T. L. Byrr
RE. B. Hardenbergh
Frank G. Harris
J. E. Taylor
Certified Public Accountant
Edward
Spaulding
P. A
Renue Bank
Architects
Frederick J. Brown
Arch B
Realstate Exchange Bldg
Washington Ave
H. L. Harding
Connell Bldg
Stevenson & Knight
DEH. Co
C. Laubach
Willard
Warren & Sat Eat
Connell
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Rooma 19
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade
Patterson & Wilcox
Navnal Bank
A.W. Bertholf
Matcraipc
United States
Replogle & Co
Mears Bidg
Biblk Caf
Bales Reasonable
Ziegler
Victor Koch
A. BE. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
Cave
Kirke's
Adams and
Mulberry
Joseph Kuettel
Sil Lacka
Ave
Mirs
BEM
Twince
Waerington Avenue
M. Kan
Kaskawanns
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