Local Skimming News From Scranton And Nearby
Northeastern Pennsylvania notes show visits by Mrs James Frear to Scranton and relatives in Pittston and Wilkes-Barre. Street improvements on Tioga and Bridge streets, old fashioned Fourth of July plans by Triton Hose Co, and a large funeral for Mrs Hattie Sickler. Wyoming Bar Association chairs resolutions for Judge Sickler, plus assorted local visits, arrivals, and a fever quarantine lift.
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James Frear
Wannah
Martha Lobeck
Scrub On
Josephine Stark
Pittston
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Fiverett J. Marding
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Scranton
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International Correspondence
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James I. Frear
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George M. Kinner
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Knights
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Udge
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Meshoppen
Charlies Jayne
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Avoca School Board to Reorganize Monday Evening
Attendance at the Knights Templars ball at the armory included Mr and Mrs W H Hollister, Mr and Mrs Solomon Dieble, Mrs William Bennett, Eugene McAlpine, Miss Berdella Dieble, Miss Jennie Bell, and others. Patrick Tigue of Main Street travels toward Marietta for a King Bridge Co position. Gavin B Aikman joins D L & W electrical force. Several boys have been throwing mud and stones.
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Knights Templars
Armory
Marietta
King Bridge Company
Gavin B. Aikman
Scranton Business College
Too Great a Risk Prompted By Local Colic Remedy
A man writes that frequent deaths from colic or cholera morbus justify keeping a reliable remedy at hand. He endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as lifesaving and dependable for all family use.
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Chamberlain
York State Youthful Offenders at Wow May Face Trial
Special to the Scranton Telegraph notes Nicholson York state youth Tiffany plans a short visit with parents and friends. Lawsuit filed by widow against Waverly broker for damages after a fatal push at the farmer’s place. Lake Wea auking resort near Towanda to open Friday with temperance events and crowd plans. Public church address by Dir. J. S. Stewart. Bradford County Telephone lines expanding to Athens Sayre and Waverly with Becranton Wilkes-Barre service expected by July 1.
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FF. J. Tooker
Waverly
Plaur
F. W. Prenton
Tthica
Omega Indune
Lake Weaauking
Thartis
Aenson
Inshucka
Harrie
Tribune
Presbyterian Church
Boston
Stewart
J. A. Gorhant
York
Local Notes On Residents Visitors And Building Work
F N Boyle begins a porch at his home. Florence Wilkins visits Dr K Wilkins in Jersey City. Miss Susan Black remains ill. Friends greet G B Harding walking the streets with cheer. Mrs David Armstrong visits daughter Mrs J A Niver. Prof Toy Decker and Charlie Brown called at the Falls recently. Dy Lynch of Clark's Summit was a town caller Monday.
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F. N. Boyle
Florence Wilkins
Pf K. Wilkins
Jersey City
Susan Black
Harding
David Armstrong
Tactoryville
J. A. Niver
Toy Decker
Charlies Brown
Dy. Lynch
Clark's Summit
Hallstead News Briefs and Dated Social Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Hallstead on May 28 with the horse of Samuel Turrell escaping at the Baptist church and dashing toward Pine street railroad crossing, a ditch incident requiring a derrick and leaving the buggy wrecked. Local and visiting residents, job changes, church services, and railroad officials’ town call occupy the rest of the item.
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Samuel Turrell
Baptist Church
Pine Street
Martin DeVaney
John Swarts
Edward Duffy
Scranton
Jessie Smith
Fred W. Church
Jey
L. W. Church
Johnstown
Milton Squires
Bellevue
Ohio
Charles Tanner
Buffalo
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Warren F. Shurell
Thomas Hitchings
John Whielden
Orange
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Frank Arnold
Florence King
Binghamton
BH. W. Pease
New Milford
Norman Spencer
Lestershire
B. Chase
James T. Duels
William Mcleod
William Barnes
Mary Wesley
Rose Dayton
William Lusk
Montrose
Moniy
Julian Mernan
Nicholson
Michael Terniin
Lisle Bighony
Mr. Bighony
Locustalee
Berunton
Carrie Stephens
Great Bend
KL Clarke
C. D. Caldwell
Mr. Ten Broeck
M. B. Casey
B. A. H. Swarts
Buffalo Division
Mr. Fhelps
P. J. Plynn
Eastern
W. F. Crawford
Western
C. J. Phillips
County Commish Await Supreme Court Opinion on Juvenile Court Plan
Bradford County officials await a Supreme Court opinion on the juvenile court act. Pending ruling, commissioners consider preparing quarters for a separate prison tied to the juvenile court subject.
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Wyowundu
Supreme Court
Damages Case Against Lehigh Valley Rail Road Dismissed
Judge Fanning grants compulsory non-suit in Will iam Flesehutt vs Lehigh Valley Rail road Co reasoned by the court. Flesehutt alleged injuries from the Black Diamond express near Wyalusing in February 1901 and also claimed a horse was killed. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs Rosen aint attended the Mansfield district convention of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church on Thursday and Friday.
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Fanning
William Flesehutt
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Flesehutt
Black Diamond Express
Wyalusing
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FE. J. Rosenaint
Rendall
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mansfield
Baseball Scores From Early American League Games
In Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and Boston the lineups show Cronine Buelow Joss Bemis Townsend Clark Grifith Bresnahan Hughes O loughlin Caruthers Harper Sugden Winters Warner Johnstone and other players. Umpires Connolly Sheridan O'Loughlin Caruthers officiated as listed with varied team results and batting totals.
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Townsend and Clark
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Harper and Sugden
Winters Wid Warner
Johnstone
Batteries and Umpires Across Major Cities
At Boston R L M L E New York and Pittsburg games noted with batteries and umpires. Teams include Taylor Bowerman Willis Nutridge Thilelman Peltz Tanneri Smith Powersa Brown and O Day. Weather and rain affected Brooklyn Philadelphia clash in Brooklyn.
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R.lmle
New York
Taylor
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Thilelman
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Tanne-ri and
Smith
Powersa and Brown
Eastern League scores and postponements in rain
Worcester defeated Jersey City 7 to 1, Toronto beat Buffalo 0 to 1, with other games postponed due to rain. The night saw heavy precipitation forcing schedule changes across the league.
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Worcester
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Amateur Baseball Notes and Memorial Day Challenges
The Weary Willies of the Scranton Save Curtain company seek to play any team under a year old on Memorial Day morning at unspecified grounds. The Franklins of the central city challenge any team under 1B years for a Memorial Day game in the morning. The married men of Jonas Longs Bons face the single men with James Dehuar pitching for the singles. Yesterday on Green Ridge grounds the Invincibles defeated the Little Rosettes, 6 to 5, in a local match.
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Scranton Save Curtain Company
North
Manger
Franklins
Wain
Jones
Jonas Longs
Bons
James Dehuar
Green Ridge
Invincibles
Little Rosettes
Dunmore
Avore
Immigrant Record Broken at New York Port
Exclusive wire reports 25 000 immigrants aboard Atlantic bound for New York this week pushing May totals to about 85 000 to 90 000 a record not seen in twenty years. Deportations rise with 750 ordered in the first twenty six days of May. Most arrivals hail from Austria Hungary Italy and Russia.
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New York
Atlantic
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Russia
Rail excursion deals for GAR encampment and rail schedules
Railroad notices announce excursion tickets to Gettysburg for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment June 4 to 6 with return by June 7 at single fare. Additional items describe Lackawanna and Reading lines schedule improvements, Philadelphia Reading Terminal service, and special round trips for Shrine and Travellers Protective Association events with specific sale dates and return limits.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ticket Offer for Gettysburg Excursion by Lackawanna Line
Ticket agents announce first class round trip to Gettysburg at regular one way fare with travel dates June 1 to 6 inclusive and final return limit June 7. Children ages 12 and under pay half the adult fare.
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Gettysburg
Rail Tickets On Sale For Ithaca Regatta Weekend
The Lackawanna railroad will offer first class round trips to Ithaca at regular one way fares with go dates May 4 and 30 and return by May 1. Children ages 6 to 10 pay half fare. A college regatta is planned in Ithaca, N Y on May 30. Ontario and Western announces round trip tickets at one way fare with sale May 29 and 30 and return by May 31.
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Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
California
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Depot
Lackawanhai Railroad
Ithaca
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Ontario and Western
Local Notes and Short Offhand Events
Amy Coolbaugh returns home from Moosiv after visiting her parents the Robertas. George Bortree is injured when his horse ran away after a rattlesnake scare near Scranton. Snow squalls pass through the region. Grand Army of the Republic members attend a memorial service in Daleville. Stoker replaces Sherman in the barber shop and moves into Mrs. Travis’s former home. Bilesecker visits Berant. Presiding Minister Warner to preach Thursday evening. Hornbaker and wife visit Scranton to view Knights Templar parade but do not join the festivities.
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Moosiv
D. J. Roberta
George Bortree
Scranton
Grand Army of the Republic
Daleville
Mr. Stoker
Nanticoke
Sherman
Barher
Emily Travis
Isaac Bilesecker
Berant
BF. Warner
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Hornbaker
Knights Templar
Social Notes From Moosic And Nearby Towns
Miss Stella and Edne LeVan visit their uncle Thomas Stout in Dorranceton. Mr L J Schoonover was a business caller in Wilkes Barre. Miss Ella King leaves for home after four months in town. Miss Ethel Rogers departs to Cen Tremoreland for vacation. Mr and Mrs W R Manners of Main attend the Knight Templar ball in the armory. The final examination will be given.
For Rent and Sale Notices in The Tribune Want Directory
A mixed help wanted and real estate notice page listing multiple rental offers including rooms and a six room house at Garfield avenue and Dudley street, furnished options, and a furnished room near Court House Square. Also ads for sale of a mare, a small engine, acetylene lighting, a piano, and a few loans. Includes directory-style contact details and institutional mentions.
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