Burial of James Todlan After New York Dever Celebration
James Todlan, who died at the Dever celebration in New York, was buried in St Kore cemetery yesterday after a large funeral cortege. Rev. W A Nealon led a high mass at St Kore and praised Todlan's Christian character. Pallbearers included Matthew Flannelly William Norton William Cox Martin Lavin Patrick Gilmartin James McHale and Patrick Scott. Thrower-bearers were James Lynott Edward Burke and Edward Kilgallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Todlan
Dever
New York
St. Kore
St. Koee Cemetery
Matthew Flannelly
William Norton
William Cox
Martin Lavin
Martin Aarte
Patrick Gilmartin
James McHale
Patrick Scott
James Lynott
Edward Burke
Kdtward Kilgallory
City awards hose contract to Carbondale Machine
Councils awarded a contract for 00 feet of hose to Carbondale Machine at forty cents per foot. They were the lowest bidder and expected wide constituent approval. Earlier efforts to award the job to higher bidders were deterred by a previous Tritone article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Machine Company
Tritone
Scranton Social Notes and Local Movements
Fulkerson returns from the metropolis while Harry Wright visits his parents in Easton. A RF Jones of Scranton spends last evening in Columbia Hoe company drilling in the Latin building for the Scranton parade. J WH Herbert returns from New York City. William Harvey recovers after appendectomy on Sunday. Dr A Cunie departs for Philadelphia to study at the University of Pennsylvania. Wilhai Opie senior resumes work at the Delaware and Hudson Blacksmith Show after over a week’s layoff from an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow
Fulkerson
Metropolis
Harry Wright
Carbondale Machine Company
Easton
A. RF. Jones
Scrinton
Columbia Hoe Company
Scranton
J. WH. Herbert
New York City
William Harvey
Local notices and events gather for Honesdale fair and meetings
Community members attend the Honesdale fair with Horace Menner Mrs Rabrock Charles D Keller and George Gummoe listed among attendees The WCUU will meet at Mrs PD Kingsleys home for the yearly report and county convention report All members urged to attend Mrs Beck sails to Philadelphia for the state WCTU convention Misery Evans visits Waverly and Tioga Bertha Dakin visits Dr Heck Young People’s society hosts a loan exhibition October 1 at the former Morgan Store building with art relics minerals and other items plus agriculture and kitchen scenes and daily refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere J. C. Mell
Dante
Doris
Wilson Vite Company
Seeslom
Svuranton
Honesdale
and Mire
Horace Menner
Rabcork
Charles D. Keller
George Gummoe
New England
Work of Board of Trade highlights Olyphant visit
Dolph B Atherton secretary of the Rovanton Board of Trade delivers a practical talk on the work of the Board. He urges et Bank for Olyphant and factory incentives. He notes cheap local fuel and compares power options. Following the talk the band gives him a vote of thanks. Local residents Mr and Mrs W Darr and Miss Agnes Williamson return from Herrick Centre. Mrs J L Canlon of Philadelphia attends Miss Kathe Loftow's event. David Whdale of Wilkes-Barre visits relatives. Night schools in the borough open with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Dolph B. Atherton
Rovanton Board of Rade
Atherton
Olyphant
Manks
W. Darr
Agnes Williamson
Herrick Centre
J. L. Canlon
Pilladelphia
Kathe Loftow
Hilletreet
David Whdale
Wilkes-Barre
Appointment of teachers for several wards and areas
The notice lists teachers appointed for each ward including Miss Jonnie McCann and Miss Eva Kelly, with Miss Sadie O Malley for Marchwood. It also notes the St Fratrick s church evening devotionals are discontinued and weepers moved to a new time each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie McCann
Eva Kelly
Mita Dougherty
Mary Hogan
Marchwood
Sadie O'Malley
St. Fratrick’s Church
Ép. Im
Mise Mary Davis
West Foranton
Polk
Presbyterian Church
Adora
Matthew Mackey
New York City
Faten
Alesina Eaton
Archbald
Alice Lewis
Kingston
Taylor News Emblem Officers Installed and Local Notices
The Emblem division No. 57 Sons of Temperance installed officers in Van Horn's hall with a musical program and readings by members. Public notices list unclaimed letters at Taylor post office for September and report updates on local meetings and rehearsals at Calvary Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
van Horn
Olwen Howells
Athur Morgane
Alee
Lyshon Evans
Thomas Ellis
Ripple Divieimy
Hyde Park
W. H. Harris
William Thomne
Worthy
Hr. H. Harris
West Worthy
Herbert Hall
Lena Dalley
Frank Becker
Thos, J. Hughes
Lisale Davis
Edward D. Syms
Lillian Howelly
Rexford Cardwell
Richard Roberts
Ineide Ventinel
Paniel Reynolds
Outelde Sentinel
David Grifiths
Hipple Division No. 63
Tryde Park
Mis
Mary Griffiths
Negleton
Faty
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Frank J. Powell
North Atlan Street
David J. Powel
United States Volunteers
Porto Mien
Annie Louisa the Yong
John B. Reese
Elroy Ostrest
Taylor Post Office
Bersens
Scranton “Tribune
John Davis
Joe. Hair
Susie Hoberte
Claude Stevens
Minnis Thomas
Jonky Canper
Tommaso
Eo. Maresa
Frank Madacoes
John W. Teese
Plist Master Mesare
John E
Sidney Owens
New York
Dewey
J. KK. Jones
Calvary Bapist Church
When You Are Sick Choose Best Doctor Arguments
A reflective ad style piece argues that three doctors Inclination Experience and Reason advise the best medicine. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe pleasant and effective for rapid permanent relief, recommended by each doctor for natural healing. Matthews Bros distributes it through wholesale and retail channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inclination
der. Experience
Dr. Reason
Chamberlain
Experience
Reason
Matthews Bros
Local Social and Visit Announcements Across Counties
Mrs J M Williams returns from a two week stay in Monroe county. Scranton visitor Mrs Learn calls on daughter Mrs B F Hayden. Dr Crown of Dunmore visits town. Mr and Mrs Charles King return from Bradford county. Emmet Brodhead returns from two week trip to son in western state. Epworth league to host quantition social at Charlie Snyder’s home after business meeting. free to all. Mrs G E K Tingley of Gibson visits daughter Mrs J N Bailey. Mrs John and Mrs Moetrindle of Penobscot visit friends here. Mrs Hinds of Wyoming Avenue entertained friends yesterday. Druggist W T Manner visits New York for Dewey reception, returns Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
Monroe County
Learn
Scranton
B. F. Hayden
Crown
Dunmore
Charles King
Bradford County
Emmet Brodhead
Epworth League
W. Tt. Manner
New York
Hawthorne Literary Society Meets After Wilkes-Barre Visit
Mr and Mrs G W Reynolds of Wilkes-Barre visited relatives in town on Sunday. The Hawthorne Literary Society of the High School will meet to discuss upcoming events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Reynolds
Wilkes-Barre
Hawthorne Literary Society
High School Study Room News and Local Visits
Miss Ruth Ball of Scranton visited friends in town last week. Henry Ives hosted his parents from Wilkes-Barre over Sunday. A Scranton crowd enjoyed a straw ride and supper at Charlee's hotel. Mrs. C. P. Stoll hosted her aunt Mrs Bevan from Scranton over Sunday. Mrs Anna Worden visited Whitney Point and nearby relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ball
Scranton
Henry Ives
Mrs. Ives
Wilkes-Barre
Nelson Dershiméria
Charlee’ Hotel
C. P. Stoll
Bevan
Anna Worden
Whitney's Point
Local Exchange and Social Notes Reach Philadelphia and New York
D and Gardner left Monday for Philadelphia to study dentistry at the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs Pelton and Miss Mollie Noad have returned from New York with fall millinery. The Kelaneki brothers of Carbondale visited Mrs Jonstein. Nixon of Nay Aus visited town. Mrs Frank Rafferty and children of Scranton stayed with relatives. Relief corps members hosted Mrs Joseph Stanley of Tinnersville to a surprise party. A stereopticon date error is corrected for Oct 4 5 and 6. Howard Yeager returned from New York after the Dewey celebration. Edward Van Brine hosted Foote and daughter Frances of Tallisterville and Amasa Bortree at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & Gardner
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mra. Pelton
Misa Mollie Noad
New York
Jacob
Simon Kelaneki
Carbondale
Jonstein
Nixon
Nay Aus
Frank Rafferty
Scranton
Ladies' Relief Corps
Joseph Stanley
Tinnersville
Edward van Brant
W. A. de Pew
Lottie Robinson
Pelton
John Clouse
Edward Hodgson
Augusta Miller
Helen Clouse
Howard Yeager
Dewey
Mere
Edward van Brine
Mrs. Foote
Frances
Tallisterville
Amasa Bortree
Jermyn and Mayfield discuss mine slope extension plan
Plans considered would extend the slope by surfacing it and using elevators to haul coal to the breaker, potentially eliminating the current hoisting shaft. The change is not yet decided and may require time before implementation. Residents include Mrs Chas Luckey and families in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Telioware
Hadson
James
Mros
Chas
Luckey
Second Street
Scranton
Ath
Chein
Doyle
Jas
Allen's
Griffiths
Rocalt
Tom Prayle
Flowesdale
Bleyele Club
George Dunn
Davis
Local Social Roundup and Notable Illnesses
Mrs Eugene La Tourette of Cold Springs visits sister Mrs H J Stanton. Mr W F Jenkins suffers severe pneumonia. Dr Knedler attends. Miss Helen Williams returns from New York City after Dewey welcome. Prof Er B Rogers and Miss Ines Blessing attend Jermyn teachers meeting and social at Prof W L Rogers home. Miss Hiessing visits former schoolmate Miss Carrie Murray. Mr A B Clay travels in Wayne county on business. Dr Jenkins of Mainfield visits brother W F Jenkins. Mr and Mrs F T Pelton of Moscow visit Byron Puckingham household. Miss Stella Breezy returns from Mooele lng outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene la Tourette
Cold Springs
H. J. Stanton
W. F. Jenkins
Knedler
Helen Wi Lliame
New York City
Dewey
Er. B. Rogers
Mise Ines Blessing
F. T. Pelton
Moscow
Byron Puckingham
Stella Breezy
Mooele
Costly yacht race towers over royal craft in humongous sums
The Chicaro Chronicle notes the Victoria and Albert yacht built for the queen at Tenby will be among the handsomest and fastest, second only to Russia’s Polar Star, said to cost nearly £1,000,000. Polar Star’s lavish fittings include $100,000 dining saloon, exquisite art, carved woodwork, library, music room, and white marble fountain. The Standard, at 4,300 tons, is used more often and priced at about $2,600,000, roughly half Polar Star’s cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
Tenby
Hussia
Pan
Crae
The Polar Star Yacht Awe Inspires Imperial Grandeur
The Polar Star is described as a sumptuous imperial yacht with room for 200 crew and 28 passengers, including suites for the emperor, empress, and dowager empress. It features a tulip-wood dining saloon, silver fittings, ivory decorations, a marble bathroom, and extensive improvements since completion, valued at about 1.5 times its original cost.
The People's Exchange Advertisement Notice
Classified notice describes houses to rent real estate or property for sale or exchange and help wanted. Rates are one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word except situations wanted which are free.
Scranton City Professionals and Businesses Adverts
A dense listing of Scranton area professionals includes architects lawyers veterinarians seedmen and nurserymen printers and publishers and other trades. It notes offices on Linden Street Wyoming Avenue Washington Ave North Main Avenue and Mulhern's area with various services from medical to clerical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Br, Clark & CO
Washington Avenue
Ereen Howe
North Main Ave
Hues
Theatrical mixed reviews at Lyceum and Academy
A small Lyceum audience saw Jonah and the Whale but the show failed to impress, described as fat and stale. At the Academy of Music Cameron Clemens presented Eliot of Virginia to great audience favor. This afternoon the LU offers An Up-to-Date Liar and tonight Roylan's Way with the Glee Lady orchestra providing specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Academy of Music
Cameron Clemens
Eliot
Virginia
Tie Comeany
Roylan's Way
Tim Murphy Shines In New Stage Role At Lyceum
The Lyceum tonight presents Tim Murphy in The Carpet Bagger a poetic romantic comedy that showcases his natural style. Critics praise his spontaneity restraint and ability to let character execution carry the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murphy
Lyceum
Tie
Magnificent Frederic the Great at Lyceum with electric stage effects
The Lyceum presents Frederic the Great with electric effects in battles and a colossal electric controlled cryptic mountain scene. The Gaiety hosts Butterfly Extravaganza with Monte Collins Norma Wille and others in a thirty member company featuring music, burlesque and elaborate costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiety Theater
Butterfly
Monte Collins
Norma Wille
Tom and Potys Jarrett
Archer
Phillins
Mapnon
Eldridges
Washington and Brooklyn baseball matchups listed with officials
The text lists multiple baseball games at various cities including Washington Brooklyn Baltimore Chicago New York and St Louis. It names teams players and umpire pairs such as Washintion Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago and St Louis with battery and umpire assignments.
Carbondale Indians to face School of the Lackawanna at Athletic Park
The Carbondale Indians are scheduled to play the School of the Lackawanna foot ball team in the afternoon at Athletic Park. The kickoff is set for 2 40 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Indians
School of the Lackawanna Foot
Athletic Park
Railroad Time Tables Del., Lacka. and Western
Train departures from Berenton list multiple daily options to New York, Trenton, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and western connections. Includes local accommodations to Binghamton, Buffalo, Wilkes Barre, and connections at Northumberland and Pittston with advised stops and special notes for express coaches and through services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenton
New York
Wil
Suprose
Pauaton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Bath
Danville
Mowne Merrin
Buffalo
Bumalo
HurHiweat
Southweeat
Wintineton
Tien
Miehfield Springs
Pelion
Northcumberland
Pittston
Witlens Thirre
Pmlymonth
Cloomating
Dane Ville
North Ummbernd
Willieport
Sellalage
Hallimore
Wrahington
Northumberland Cone
Howe
Fragmented transit timetable and place names in Scranton area
OCR fragment lists many place names and routes including New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Reston Allentown and Pittston with times and fares. Mentions bus and train connections, evening departures and ticketing details, but text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Street
South Perry
Whitehalletree
Teave Scranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Pailadelphia
Reston
BetWiohem
Aléntowin
Miah Chunk
Witte Tinton
Satta
Botebe
Pittston
Wilkest Larre
Stai BK
Bindi
Wowma
Morvines
Wastiington
Polite South
Weert
Tethlehen
Jone Bray
Garin Grove
Readine
Leland and Warrlaturs
Allentown
I Ma
BOO Po
Butteriay
Sia Amy
Bar Pottevie
Pilite East
Smith Om
Loweet Pate
Atmatyin
Delaware and Hudson May Train Schedules and Routes
Train notices list May schedules for Delaware and Hudson lines with connections to Albany Saratoga and Wilkes Barre. Details include timetable points, transfer towns, and approximate arrival times to Scranton and Philadelphia via routes through Wadsworth and Canadian ports.
Trains Leave Wilkes-Barre for Various Points
Train schedules show connections from Wilkes-Barre to Buffalo Niagara Falls Geneva Rochester and New York via Lackawanna lines. Pullman reservations advised from 108 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buen
Philadelphia
New Youngs
By & Ver
Whity Haven
Higzléton
Seatons
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Nation
Reading
Mur Heborg
Tunkhannyelk
Towands
Btm
Khaes
Geneva
Rudieator
Taffalo
Niagark Falls
Ea Pbinek Diamati
Stndave
TR & DD
Paliman
Wilkys-Tarre
New York
Simonston
Vime Voble in Effect Bop Hawkey and Newburgh Rail Landmark
Vague OCR fragment describes a pointy or Eerie railroad project near Hawkey and Newburgh. Mentions 7.0 percent and a Cranton related figure with a $10 value. Details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bop
Vrulus Joie
Bcranton
New York
Newburgh
Ind
Pointy
Eerie
Oles
Hawkey
Loca Pointe
Lek Py. A
Hevwrnlig
Tej i Oe
Bcranton Ag
WIM
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Minyon
Bright
Auyor
Yatete
Ste
Phila
James Toolan
Peckville
Taylor News
Benicoin Franklin
Dalton
Beluse
Jermyn and Mayfield
Delaware and Hudson
Bicycle Club
Elmhurst
People’s Exchange
Renton Adams Avenue
Joseph Ansley
Berustern Street
Northeventh Street
Jefferson
Clay
Mulberry
L. M. Horton
Joseph Ariwley
Crain
Stecks
Richard Oliver
Tanker
Hroker
Chicago
Wall St
Holgate
Commonwealth Building
Campine
J. & Berry Mfr. Co
Cincinnati
Kidward Griffin
Mary
Providence
Ciables
Jetter
Kiely & Miller
13Th St
Quincy Avenue
Washrartok
Eleum Heat
Gue and Bath
Howard T. Davis
Connen Billding
FR. L. Walter
Washington Wvenige
Lewis Hancock, JR
Hpracem
Cor, Wark, Ay
Frederick &. Brown
Price
T.1
Lacky & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
Reynolds
Wyoming Ave
Bloomi
Bnoy UK
Prankin Avenue
Utates Reason
Izmiolee
Scranton House
Poeretiger Dept
Mandueted
Hoppan Glen Vespor
Kock
Richard J Bourke
Larkawa Rime Wyenihe
J. W. Brown Hing
ANI Counsellor
Av Law
All Mears Huilding
Akers Obulldine
Hurace
M.ule
PRANK
Boylg
Murr
Cerns
Washington Ovenun
Willard, Wwarren & Knapp Ant
Torneya and
Cepnieliord
at-Low
Hepublican Building
Washington Avene
Burinton, Pa
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth
Toone
OAK Ford
Nyrror
Awe Leones St
Tsord
James J. I. Hamilton
Liew
Commonwealth Bottling
Edward W. Thayer
Ith
Mears Hulldiur
I. Awa Tres
A. Hoard of Trade Building
Beruinton
R. Pitcher
Paterson & Wilcox, ‘Traders Natiional Bank Building
Comentys
Eos
A. W. Berehole
Mears Buclidire
Mary A. Shepherd
M.D. Hoatkopathist
Linden Street
Pine Street
Dik. W. Fallen
North
Bull's Head
Dinek
Thomas Cooligan
J. M. Gates
Roume
Oulee Bulis
Stoom
I Madleon
LL. Freas
Omce
Lamore
LEGAL
Treasury Department
Otieo
Washington, D.C
Lau
United States
Beranton
James Knox Taylor
W. G. Rook
Rterinary Sur
the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Plumsley
A.M
Lackawanna Store Association, Limited
Fairenild
Boranton
Fpa
JOR
Kurttel
Ream SM
Lackawunthy Avenue
Muininfue
Turer of Wire Bereewe
Peraceh
Dummore, Pa
Baier
Orchiestra
Halle
Plenter
Furninind
J. Fanon
Wyoming Avenue
Eylberts
Muirly Kong
Hay
Sears
Dertlands Court
Aidress
Hut
Chephart, Pa
McKenna Court
Rca
oMee
Klimhoret
Megarghe Brothers
Wirehouse
Boraonton
Iti Hallintoud Coed
Mane Malia Ei
Briggs
A. B. Briggs
North Matinavernity
Bleke's
Mulhern
Ra Quilney
Alain Avenue
MI Midi
Peni
Seeteran
Trintte Avenue
Onan Lands
Kooning
St Cedar Avenua
Nath
Iroct
City
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Hiladelphia
JR. Wood
Wotchinson
Elliott of
vVaet
Mecha Onice
Fredericck the Great
Lewis Morrison
Prussling
Mir Morrison
Gaiety
Ha B. Washinton
Broklynt Yeass Cotolodi
Datiorles
Evans
McMinus
Huston
Farrell
Brooklyn
Ee Es Pool Oooth
Batwrice
Airpinee
Mowile and Dwyer
Sen
Matteries
Howell and Smith, Miatt and McFarland
Urepire
Baydor
Atasia MH
Boston
Doheny and Wilken
Laowle and Sullivan
Amoplede
Swarewood and
Hunt
Chilengo
Loulaville
Cunningham
Zimmer
Caiiman
Donohue
Umpines
Latham and Connolly
Alt S J. Louis
St. Lousa
Leever and Bowerman
Powell and
O Connor
O'Day and McDonald
Heemen
Lacka
Aeral D1
Vmouth
Fiature Tieligte Staihmes
Sp. m
Skeretom
Ae Trith
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Oltlausen
Paes
Albany
Saratowa
Momtmedt
Wilkes
Flark
Wie
Philly Pai
Etc
Lough, Valles
Fort
Los
Chamond ix
Press
Pennsylvanta
Western Pointe
Behich Valley
Pere
Carbundale
Saint
BAS
Berateen
Montreat
Boyton
New Breland Potits
United Pirates
Aml
Caanda
W.odurdici
Ch A. Altany
W. Cnags
Berantony
Lehigh Valley Railross
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Fdaya
Sumanton
North Sound
Gous
Enone Hancock
Starlight
Preston Pa Wine
Poynielle
Cryphony
Maya Werinen
Archibald VW
Lotou Pecivide Olyphant
Priceburg
Throop
Providences
Fark Pian
Soralitog
Ma A
Menae
Sean
Pune
Stag
Ratce
Ontario
Hewels
Save Monier
Wroueh
Wagner Pufel
E . Pteeweer
Er Tri
al As
Wren
Krabarive
Joly Scranton
Reisman
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