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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1902

Page

10

Montrose notes include hires and court cases

Montrose items report Miss Jeanette McCausland securing a Bell Telephone exchange job in the bank building and John Yoni Edward Cronin with Daniel Fitzgerald found guilty of breaking into a freight car, receiving prison terms. Local visits, theater plans, and town updates fill the page.

Apcoint Scranton Trine Montrose Jeanette McCausland Bell Telephone Company Exchange Partie Compton Tunkhannock W. G. Jordan Mildred Athens Paulins Lusk Searle McCollum Philadelphian Atlantic City Walter Benedict Paul Caruso Olyphant Loral Ladies’ Musical Club George H. Watrous Lake Avenue Dlhib John Yoni Edward Cronin Daniel Fitzgerald Binghamton Lickawannan and Western Alford Edward Cremin Castile John Wy. Aiiken Arhondale Eenpire Barverfiiament Smal Clark L. Stephens Rey Hlt Benedict Owego

Thompson Resumes Work After Five Month Respite

Special to the Brevanton Tribune from Thompson dated Nov 20 notes resumption of work with appreciation for The Tribune and its vendors after a five month respite, describing Thompson as busy and likely returning to normal activity.

Brevanton Tribune Thompson Tribune

Winter Cough Remedy Recommendation From Pittsboro Druggist

AMD JL Neuville, a Pittsboro Ind. druggist, urges families to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to guard against sudden coughs and colds. He guarantees it as a top cure and preventive for croup, noting it is widely available through druggists.

Chamberlain Amd JL. Neuville Pittsboro Ind

Nish Accepts Clerk Post at Seneca Colliery Office

Pittston reports John Nish, back from New York City, takes a clerk position in the Lehigh Valley Coal company Seneca colliery office. Albert Yates leaves William street photo gallery for health in Los Angeles. Town mulls a new West Side gun club as Nitro and Black Diamonds fade. Common council met in city clerk’s office. A freight from Coxton Yard derailed near Glen Summit.

Pittston John Nish New York City Seneca Lehigh Valley Coal Company Albert Yates William Street Los Angeles Cal Yates Nitro Black Diamonds Alost Coxton Yard Glen Summnit

Freight car wheel flange breaks. fifteen cars depart

A freight train derailment causes departure of fifteen cars after a wheel flange breaks. nine cars sustain heavy damage. Separately, Crews report deaths, injuries, and local notices including Mrs. Hoolihan and railroad worker Rhoads. multiple community updates follow.

Elmhurst Notes of Local Social Life and Visits

Mrs EK Frace and granddaughter return from two weeks with friends in Williamsport. Claude Riel and daughter of Kingston NY visit Oak Terrace Broadcrest and Cold Spring Cottage. May Parrar visits Nicholson. J W Williams recovering from grip. Rev W S Steans preaches at Baptist church. G H Cole returns from three weeks in Maryland West Virginia and Ohio. Margaret Stilwell operated on for appendicitis with surgeons Logan Fulton Kneidler. Prof Rogers and wife Hardenberg Mayme Rhodes Chamberlin Farrar Nettie Evans Friend Rhodes attend Symphony concert at Lyceum.

EK. Frace Williamsport Claude Riel Kingston N. Y Oak Terrace Broadcrest Cold Spring Cottage May Parrar Nicholson J. W. Williams W. S. Steans The Baptist Church G. H. Cole Maryland West Virginia Ohio Margaret H. E. Stilwell

Judge Praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy

A Hor nellsville judge lauds Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for liver blood and kidney problems. testimonials from Geo H Tifft of Troy say it rebuilt health. The ad claims it cures kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia and chronic constipation and offers a sample bottle by mail. Golden Porators claim to strengthen muscles and remove pain at 15 cents each.

James H. Clancy Hornellsville N. Y David Kennedy Ile Geo. H. Tifft River Street Troy Avid Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondout, N. Y

Rupert of Hentzau at the Lyceum thrills Scranton crowd

The Lyceum presents a strong dramatization of Anthony Hope’s Rupert of Hentzau with Harry Leighton in dual roles as King of Ruritania and Rudolph Raszondi. Henry Miller appears for the last time in Scranton in Hearsease. A huge seat sale makes the first two rows in the gallery only ten cents from 7 to 7 40 p.m.

Lyceum Justi Anthony Hope Rupert of Lyceum Henry Miller Scranton Tire ‘Temple

Scranton Notices A Mix of Advertisements and Legal Stuff

A jumble of items appears including a reward for a plush lap robe, probate notices for Charlotte Evans in Lackawanna County, executors named William Chappell Martyn Stone and attorney J. W. Browning, plus assorted ads for theater tickets real estate and stock exchange firms.

Board of Trade St. Luke's Church Bhick Tribune Charlotte Evans Scranton Lackawanna County State of Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court Lickawanm County William Chappell Martyn J. Stone J. W. Browning

The Parish Priest at the Lyceum and theatre offerings

The Parish Priest features Daniel Sully as Father Whalen a relatable priest whose humanity resonates with audiences. Scranton presents The Parish Priest at the Lyceum with bargain matinees, followed by York State Folks and The Christian, while the Dixie theater advertises a busy week of performances and a large troupe in Capita Impudence.

Daniel Sully Father Whalen Bully Mr. Sulls Mr. Sully Scranton Lyceum York State Metropolitan Ife Shore Acres Dixie Theater Aitiat Vonturous

Peckville's New Hotel Plan Lights Up Valley News

Mrs W D Brown visits Avoca relatives while J H Seip heads to Deposit NY to run a meat market. Seip plans to move goods Monday. Borough electricians work at Wereham corners to light new buildings. Peckville resident AL Peck sells Main street lot to Joseph Shane for 1900, who with William Hill form a partnership to build a large hotel on the site.

Catarrh Cure Promises Relief From Eustachian Tube Inflammation

An 19th century advertisement touts a cure for catarrh claiming to restore the Eustachian tube, promising $100 for incurable cases and urging readers to request circulars. It mentions Dr Cheney of Toledo and sells Hulls Family Pills.

PJ. Cheney &O Toledo Di'uaglais Hulls Pilla

Central Railroad of New Jersey schedule details 1902

The notice lists Nov 1902 train times for Central Railroad of New Jersey with routes from Scranton to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and beyond. It mentions through vestibule Pullman services with limited car changes, and connections to Long Branch Ocean Grove Allentown Lebanon Harrisburg and Trenton areas.

New York Baltimore Washington Pittston Wilkes-Barre Long Branch Ocean Grove Mt Teya Bop Lebanon Tarrisburs Allentown Taliban Port Pimnipiak Dil Pactsville Taka Sipdas Tame Sulton W. G. Besbler CM. Burt Gon Pass Agt

Schedule for Pullman Route Through Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia

Train schedule lists weekly service from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia via Pottsville and intermediate stations. Stops include Sunbury Harrisburg and Baltimore with Pullman cars and coach seating. Weekdays include service to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh with connections to the West.

Leive Scranton Iasim Wilkes Baie Conehbes Philadelphia Pottrview Stone Ganteets Sunbury Haremshure Phihidelphia Batthmore Winshneton Joe Pattsbeg West Nita Dave Linhwey Mat Visbu Pitindedpla Pualtimore Washington Pittshbore Supidavs Harrisburg Baltimore Oma Pitts Wilkes-Barre Pullman Iautet Pirior Ste Pottsville

Storm disrupts Sinton, Hawley rail plans and Watertown area

Nearby towns report a severe storm affecting rail lines and local highways. Travelers from Wonesdale and White Mills face delays while weather-impacted services around Seramniton struggle to run on the 1.95 mile corridor and a 12 mile segment.

Pyal Dnfeont Newbliveh Maes Hawley Mind Wonesdale White Milles Seramniton Storm

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