Boy badly injured at printing press in Carbondale
Claude Lamereaux a 14 year old employee at the Carbondale Review suffered serious injury when the jaw of a printing press closed on his left hand. Doctors report fingers may be saved after treatment by Dr Wheeler. Other local notes include Hartley Mullen Jr leaving for Pittsburgh and updates on William Loughney’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lamereaux
The
Carbondale Review
Wheeler
Hartley Mullen, Jr
Third Strest
Pitteburm
W. T. Roberts
Main Street
Sucquehanna County
William Loughney
Gills
Carbondale
Manley
Reilly to Leave News for Philadelphia New Field
H. FB. Reilly, editor of the News, will sever his connection next week and move to Philadelphia. During almost two years in town he led the paper, edited for his uncle, and served as advertising solicitor after Hartwell & Behre purchased it. He supported municipal water and aided the citizens' committee and sang in the Methodist church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FB. Reilly
The
News
Philadelphia
Reilly
Frey
York
Hartwell & Behre
Citizens’ Committee
Methodiat Church
New Members Added to Local Young Men's Union
Eleven new members joined the Young Men's union as it remains in flourishing condition. Last evening Dr. W. W. Fletcher spoke on the topic of Amusements before the group. Next Sunday E. E. Garr superintendent of schools will serve as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Union
W. W. Fletcher
E. E. Garr
Skeels Visit In Owego and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs W B Skeels visiting friends in Owego. Louis Davis listed as sick. W G Hathaway returned to studies at New York College of Pharmacy. Miss Emma Gilmartin and Thomas Harte to wed at St Rose Church today at 4 PM. All Jewish stores closed for Day of Atonement. Funeral for Mrs Michael Lynady Thursday morning at St Rose Church with interment in St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Skeels
Owego
Louis Davis
W. G. Hathaway
New York College of Pharmacy
Emma Gilmartin
Thomas Harte
St. Rose Church
Michael Lynady
St. Rose Cemetery
Fire on roof of Taylor building in Olyphant
Firefighters quelled a roof blaze at the Taylor building on Lackawanna street after a 10 o clock morning alarm. The fire began from a chimney spark in Jehard Daw’s kitchen area, while typhoid patient Mrs. Richard Owens of Blakely was moved to Scranton hospital. Community notices include a calico social at the Presbyterian church next Wednesday and Odd Fellows service at Blakely Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Lackawanna Street
Jehard Daw
Richard Owens
Blakely
Scranton
Presbyterian Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Blakely Baptist Church
Excelsior Hose Company
John Williamson
Olyphant Browns
West Side Browns
Olyphant Grounds
Florence Howard
Nicholson
A. W. Shaw
New York State
John Manley
Avora
John Lally
Rev A D Donahoe Praises Cough Remedy in 1897 Note
On December 16, 1897 Reverend A Donahoe, pastor of M church Booth Pt Pleasant WV, suffered a severe cold with violent coughing. After trying various household remedies without relief, he bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy which he endorses for public sale by Matthew Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Donahoe
Church, Booth
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Matthew Bros
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD AREA NEWS SUMMARY
David B. Jones and William M. Davis visit Thom as M. Davis at the Anthracite farm to help with crops. W. B. Davis returns to Washington to resume studies at Howard University. Joseph and Willie Lauder of Scranton are Jermyn relatives. Peck Lumber joins Central Pennsylvania Telephone. Druggist M. Graves returns from New York. Notices on Hillside Coal company concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David BE. Jones
William M. Davis
Thomas M. Davis
W. BH. Davis
Washington, D. C
Howard University
Joseph
Willie Lauder
Scranton
Jermyn
Peck Lumber Company
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
M. Graves
New York City
Hillside Coal Company
Funeral and local business notes from a bygone issue
Funeral services for Mrs. W. R. Finch were held at her home with Rev. Godshall of the Methodist church presiding. Dr. Logan of Scranton preached at the Baptist church on the prior Sabbath. A hotel changed hands as Mr. Ross of Schultzville took ownership, replacing Charles Lee who moves to a farm. H. C. White, employed by J. D. Williams & Bros of Scranton, visits New York for vacation and to gain ideas for entering business, with an already excellent reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Re Finch
Godshall
Methodist Church
Logan
Scranton
Baptist Church
Ross
Schultz Ville
Charles Lee
Rosa
H.C. White
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth
Mr E Drake and Mrs E Drake spend weeks at Mount Pocono. William Middleton moved his family to Providence. Eben Foote spent days with friends at West Pittston. Louis Millard of Moscow visits his aunt Mrs William Tinklepaugh. Mrs Carpenter of West Pittston visits daughter Mrs Williams. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Crues on September 90. Miss Lydia Reed visits friends at Lake Artel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Drake
Mount Pocono
William Middleton
Providence
Eben Foote
West Pittston
Louis Millard
Moscow
William Tinklepaugh
Carpenter
Williams
William Crues
Lydia Reed
Lake Artel
Local News Bits and Illnesses Reported
Mrs Ernest Breisch of Main street is seriously ill with typhoid fever. A dime social hosts at the Methodist parsonage this evening. Mrs B W Swingle is ill at her Main Street home. Mrs BE EB Greiner of Main Street is ill. Delaware and Hudson repair their station here. Mrs Floyd Greiner is on the sick list. Mrs Kendall and son John are in New York for the winter. D A Bassell is improving in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Breisch
Main Street
Methodist Parsonage
B. W. Swingle
Main Stret
BE. EB. Greiner
Delaware and Hudson Company
Floyd Greiner
Kendall
Gon
John
New York
D. AR. Bassell Fa
Local notes from Waymart and nearby towns report visits and travel
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Waymart notes numerous relatives visiting New Jersey and local residents preparing travel to the University of Pennsylvania. Other items include workers at Z. A. Wonnacott in Sterling, coal sales after a strike, family visits in Pleasant Mount and Carbondale, attendance at a Maple City band ball in Honesdale, and illness updates for Miss Sara Colbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Waymart
Joseph Swan
Anna
Raymond
New Jersey
Jesse F. Wagner
Robert Battan
University of Pennsylvania
James Cole
Henry France
Reuben Geta
Z. A. Wonnacott
Sterling
J. W. Miller
Pleasant Mount
Ed. Wonnacott, Jr
Smith Hill
Reuben Getz
Alvin Reynolds
Carr
Main Street
Irwin Merwin
Grand Gorge
N. Y
John and
Frank Doyle
Harry Charles Buckland
Honesdale
Dr. Beech
Springville Notes on Scales Trains and Local Happenings
Special to the Sormatean Tribune from Springville reports scales once used at the hotel for public use are back in operation. The early train carried many excursionists to Shawanese Lake, the area’s second summer outing. Reports on barn roof work, potato crops, and visiting residents rounding out a snapshot of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Shawanese Lake
O. Culver
Insige
J. &. Alney
Edwardsville
Inserne County
Hk. W. Rymond
Scranton
John Fl. Mitchell
A. B. Scott
Candor
Local Events Spotlight at Academy This Week
Estate matters of the late B Scott occupy attention this week with social events at the Academy. Evelyn Fraser and Storm, readers and musicians fromBoston and Philadelphia, promise entertainment. A McKinley and Roosevelt club organizes next Friday with speakers from Montrose and a local glee club and Springville band providing Republican music. The Episcopal Guild plans an Oct 10 program by John Johnston on western life, with community welcome. Mrs M S Allen hosted her sister Mrs Jayne of Auburn and their notable babies were photographed while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Scott
Academy
Evelyn Fraser
Boston School of Oratory
Miss Storm
Philadelphia
Misa
Mise Storma
Mia
James Tittle
McKinley and
Roosevelt
Montrosé
Springville
Episcopal Guild
Hey
John Johnston
Ted Man
M.s. Allen
Jayne
Auburn
Avoca School and Borough Sessions Report Local Actions
The Avoca school board met with members O'Brien Ward Webster and Davis present. They discussed repairs at building No 3 and reported enrollment totals for buildings No 1 2 and 3. Expelled pupils may study with orderly students. Bills paid included Mitchell Christian American Gook and others. The borough council met with a quorum, urged sidewalk repairs in 30 days, reviewed sewer conditions, and noted local complaints about a Lehigh Valley boring machine. Additional bills paid covered minute books electric lights constable and other items. Several residents and visitors were listed with recent activities and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Ward
Webster
Davis
Fyoban
J. FB. Mitchell
William Christian
American Gook Company
Lincoln Hill
Lehigh Valley Company
Electric Light Company
Price
James Doran
Rose Chandler
Miner's Malls
Sherman Hawk
la Grange
Mary White
Clark's Summit
Frances
Hyde Park
J. Jy. Harris
George Painter
Union County
George Curry
Williams Danks
Des Moines
M. Kennedy
Afton
N. Y
Daniel Corcoran
New York
Wealth and Health of Rockefeller and Armour
The article argues that extreme wealth creates nervous exhaustion and poor digestion. Rockefeler and Armour are depicted as overworked, reliant on doctors, and unable to enjoy simple meals or labor like ordinary workers. It links general prosperity to overdoing and urges moderation and healthier routines.
Convention of the Lackawanna W C T U at Moscow
Large assembly of temperance workers met at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Moscow for a day of delegates, reports, and talks. Officers were elected, memorials honored, and a lively afternoon program included papers on charity, motherhood meetings, and a key address by Mrs. C M Holvey from West Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Moscow
M. W. Vaughan
J. B. Sickler
Peckville
Ella B. Rhodes
Elmhurst
J. M. Howell
Ella Depue
Green Ridge
Butler
Carbondale
Miller
Prentiss
Home Church
Kate Wardell
Henry Stanley
Pearl
Moosic
James Chandler
Green
Mary Green
Waverly
Fanny Raub
Scranton
Oriana M. Williames
Flower Mission Department
Hand
Temperance Legion
Lackawanna County
Department of Evangeliade
C. M. Holvey
Weat Pittston
Annual Meeting Notice of The Lackawanna Store Association Limited
The Lackawanna Store Association Limited will hold its annual meeting at the association office in Scranton Pa on Wednesday October 9 1900 at 10 o’clock a m for election of managers and other business. I Patronld secretary Scranton Pa September 10 1900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Store Ansociation, Limited
Gasscelation
Scranton
I. S Patronld
Proposals for Linden Street and Roaring Brook Bridges Work
Scranton city invites sealed proposals until 6 pm on Thursday October 11 1800 for cleaning and populating Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges with one or two coats of paint or specified treatment. Proposals require a cash or certified check of 25 dollars and bid guarantees. The city may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ovidwr
A. D
Linden Street
Roaring Brook
Joseph PL Puielleps
Theatrical attractions this week fill city stages
Academy of Muse all week at the Bon Ton. Little Egypt Burlesque company at Manson’s big spectacle. Le Voyage en Suisse and The Elles of the Green Ant thrill audiences with vivid effects. The Idtthe Beypt Hurlesquers open at the Gaiety Thursday with twenty fine women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Muse
The
Bon Ton Stack Company
Selvode Heath
Nwllie Daly
Gaiety Theater
Egypt
Railroad Announces Niagara Falls Round Trip Fare
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a five dollar round trip to Niagara Falls, with sale on October 6, 1900. Return must be by October 8, tickets valid on any train except the Black Diamond express, available at 200 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton PA. Consult local LV ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Lehigh Valley City Ticket
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
State Firemen Convention Delegates Leave for New Castle
Delegates from Beranton and vicinity depart for New Castle at 1 10 a m October 1 by D L W and Buffalo lines. Round trip fare is 10 05 with card orders. Tickets good September 29 to October 4 inclusive for all trains. Return by October inclusive with stop off allowed at Buffalo for Niagara Falls visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
New Castle
Buffalo
Iimb
Niagara Falls
Unclear Baseball League Notes With Scattered Names
Fragmented OCR lists players umpires and team tags across cities including Hoston Philadelphia New York and Chicago. It references batters pitchers and lineups like Mercer Bowerman Dion McParland and Callahan with multiple umpire names, but lacks coherent context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willadelphia
H MK
New York
Philadelphia C.a
Mercer
Bowerman
Dion and McParland
Spyder
Scranton Directory Notices and Local Advertisers
A dense listing from Scranton featuring architects Frederick K Brown and Paul Building, lawyers and firms such as Browning, Rehfield, Boyle, and Patterson & Wilcox, medical and hospital references, Carlson and Clark seed company, and business notices. Includes addresses like 120 Washington Ave, 13 Mulberry, Wyoming Ave, and 137 Franklin Ave, plus services on the European plan and various counsel ads.
Bauer's Orchestra Music for Balua Reaches Scranton
Fragmentary notice lists Bauer's Orchestra and music for birthday parties receptions weddings and dances in Scranton Pennsylvania. Mentions Th J Bauer and locations on Wyoming and Wananna avenues with reference to Hulbert's music store and Argee Bros printers supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Th. J. Bauer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulbert
Argee Bros
Tou Avenue
Scranton
Sunday Trains to Carbondale and Albany Area
Train notices list schedule details for Carbondale Wilkes-Barre Albany Honesdale and Lake Todore routes with times and agents Burdick and Cross in Albany Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Points North
Honesdale
Oral Lake
Todore
United States
Conada
JW. Burdick
I. W. Cross
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Train Schedules Scranton to East and West
Railroad notices list daily and Sunday departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D and H routes, with times for White Haven Hazleton Pottstown Bethlehem Easton Reading Harriman Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago. Pullman cars and reservations available at Scranton offices and Cortland Street New York addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fireet
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
White Traven
Uazleton
Pointa
Coat
BR. E
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrie
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tthaca
Geneva
Kok & Woo OR
Far Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Portor Cara
Meen
Farris
Buspresen Bridge
Ollant
Wilbur
Cortland Atrvet
Charles ST. Lee
Pasa
Agt
Cortland Street
A. W
New York Station Schedule and Rail Connections 1900
Train times listed for New York stations including Liberty Street South Ferry and connections to Newark Elizabeth Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and Wilkes Barre. Services show morning and afternoon departures with Sundays and holiday variations and notes on routes via Bethlehem Pottsville and Heading Harriaburg plus general fare information from HOULIEAUSEN and BALDWIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Street
Ny. R
South Ferry
Newark
Elizabeth
Entec
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chimle
Ite Haven
Pittaton
Wilken Barre
Park
Whanon
Harriaburg
Train Schedule Fragments for Carbon and Carbondale Routes
South and north bound trains show arrival and departure times at Carbon and Carbondale with many gapped entries. Train Nos 205 and 208 provide connections on Sundays, with a regular Main Line schedule and notices to consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundava
North Hound
Teaver
Ie Fom
Dale
Caple
Renee
DTA
Sondale
Abi
Carbondale
Boranton
Cadoala
Anderson
Gon. Mast. Agt
Now
York
Elsh
Soran
Evie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Query
Train timetable shows departures from Scranton at 7.05 p m and 10 p m bound for Hawley through the Ehne railroad with intermediate points to New York and Newburgh. Trains arrive back to Scranton at 10 p m and 10 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seramton
New York
Philadelphia
Rouse
Hoboken
Mit
Stroudsburg
Scranton
Buffalo
OnweRo
Utiema
Montrose
Los
Fort Binghamton
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Seranten
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Nanthwice
North
Bloomabury
Blawley
Hawley
Ehne
New York, Newburgh
Intermediate
The Wikes Barrel Record Sale Noted in Serminion
An item announces a record sale at Serminion news stands Relaman Bios 405 Sprice and old singer M ee on Lackawanna Avenue Shuisor price street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikes Barre
Serminion
Relaman Bios
Sprice
M.ee
Lackawanna Avenue
Shuisor
Price Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. B. Reilly
Flourishing Union
Olyphant
Chamberlain
Jermyn and Mayfield
Old Forge
Phelps
Dhatieetai
Sored Ae Ornaa
Spruce Street
AVOCA
Health and Wealth
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
John D. Rockefeller
Philip D. Armour
Hfe
Messrs
Rockefeller
Armour
Grant Street
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
W.C.T.U
People’s Exchange
Fred
Bangeti
Assington Arene
Balk
Goo Looker
Traveler
Bogey
Baritiee
Adilrem
Tribune
L. M
General Delivery
Madison Avenue
Adium Avenue
M. M
J. W., Williams Building
City
St Washington Avenue
Sonleraon Avenue
Adams Avenue
Diamond Bar
Marine Corps
United States Navy
Philippines
B. R Ruse
Lackawanda
Weaning Es Atehias Vaenten
Straigny
Curry, Connell Building
N. V. Walker
Connell
Waluta
Louise Shoemaker
Adameaseville
LEGAL
Get
Andlon Mle
Grove Street
Lackawanna River
al Urlelit Avenue
Albeight Avenue
Court Street
Albright Avenue
Diamond Avenue
Meade Avenue
Walp Avenue
Wamond Avenue
Lavelle
Little Egypt Burlesque Company
Voyage En Suisse
State Firemen'’s Convention
Newast @a
Hoston
Oortoo
Hutterjee
Donovan
Kitson
Metivire
Pittinger
Dineen
Clark
Hurat
Chivage
Louie
Doviooduno OO
Sreeccree Bouzuoool
Sudhol
Robinson
Callahan
Dexter
O'Day
Woelster Avenue
Tarilion Avenue
Porter
Walter
Ely
New American
Hib West
Thormewark
Abel
A. Misch
Helicons Avenue
Olly
Adres
Blale Avenue
Esty
Watts
Woot Weiter
Sumner Avenue
Katie
Rear Lite
Providence Rouil
North Summer Avenue
Mim
A. M
T. Mey
Nest
South Street
Willie Barre
Putnam Atevet
North End
Briggs
Malin Avenue
Bicke
Adams and Mulberry
Certified Public Accountant
Edward Spaulding, C
Thaders’ Bank Balling
Architects
Howard T Davis
Connell Bouiling
Frederick K. Brown
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Joseph Kelley
Linden
UC. B. Risenderger
Paul Building
Spruce Piteet
Lyman
Corner
Wyoming and
Mulberry
Laubacil
Dit
Reynolds
P.O
Tuerk Cafe
Franklin Avp
Zricler
Schanton Ot
Nea
PAK
Wenger
Victor Koc
JW. Browning
Woraut Daw
Hooma Tage Mears
Replogle
Mears Building
Frank E. Boyle
Aitorney
Burr Building
Jessup & J Attorneys and
Counwellerneot-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jamer W. Oakfoid
Popes Fild
SE and
GI Board of Trade Bounery
Edward W. Thayer
Atrorney
Iari
Mears Builling
L.A. Watres
ATLAW
Oh Mtcner
Alaw
Wullling
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders
National Hair Worthing
Comagys
Wii
Repenlican Building
Bertholp
Aptorney
Mears
Physicians and Surgeons
W. BR
North Washington Avenue
School OF the Lackawanna
Suranton
Connie
Bend
Thomas M Dun
Deyicipal
W. KR. Piymiley
Leeds
Clark & CO
Mits
Orynum
Shore
Male Avenue
Josepi Kurtyel
Ream
Awanna Avenue
Tianutether
Wibo Ronee
Pennsylvania — Railroad
Bunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hasleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Traine
Toina
Las
Lake Jolore
Wilket Barre
Central Railroad of
Ontario
Western
R.R
Bevan
Tiletondale
Cadouia
Arbondale
Ner
Cadossa
BOE
Wee Bao
Evie
Wyoming Valley
L. T. Keller
Maur Temareay
Ed Dua
Ehinsoody
Quimey
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