Lathrope to Speak at Philadelphia Convention
M D Lathrope manager of the Lathrope Insurance agency in Carbondale will speak at the Christian Interopera te convention in Philadelphia on November 21 and 22. He is described as an energetic worker and Carbondale should be proud to be represented by him with celebrities from across the country, including Rev. Charles Sheldon of Topeka Kansas known for In His Steps.
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M.D. Lathrope
Lathrope Insurance Agency
Christian Tinterior
Baptist Young People's union grows nationwide in Factoryville
Rev. G. R. Smith spoke at the Factoryville Baptist church lecture room last evening as Dr. Whalen organized a local Baptist Young People's union. The series aims to mirror the Christian Endeavor and Epworth League in other denominations and follows a trend of rapid growth.
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G. R. Smith
Baptist Church of
Factoryville
Baptist Church
Whalen
Baptist Young People's Union
Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth League
Local notes on residents and events in town
Joseph Frennan of Belmont street goes to Philadelphia for a few days. Mrs. Pranels Orchard of Hamilton New York visits friends here. H C Wheeler M D travels to New York City. Silk mill work progresses rapidly. Mr and Mrs Frank Couch return from their wedding tour. Rev Charles Lee and Rev J J Rankin to exchange pulpits next Sunday. Dr C T Menker and H E May at Orson fishing. Mrs Haydn Evans hosts Young Ladies Cooking club Friday. Kate Van Bergen to California with Dr and Mrs Harry Van Bergen next month.
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Joseph Frennan
Belmont Street
Philadelphia
H. E. May
Orson
Haydn Evans
Kate van Bergen
California
Harry van Bergen
Community Groups Report Installations and Visits in Wilkes-Barre Area
Officers were installed for the American Protestant Ladies branch No 18 with Sabina Fisher as Worthy Mistress and Ellen Daniels as Deputy. Minooka lodge No 247 installed officers led by Deputy Grand Sachem George Scheickel. The Watkins family returned from a concert tour in New York Paterson and Dover New Jersey. Mrs C S Norris of West Scranton visited friends here yesterday. Pay day at Archbald colliery noted and various local visits reported.
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Price Library Association
Sabina Fisher
Ellen Daniels
Margaret M. Davis
Lydia Winterburn
Susan Thomas
Eliza Jones
Mary J
Archibald Collery
T. J. Edwards
Providence
North Taylor
George Scheickel
Prophet
Philip Noakes
Arthur Salmon
Sagamore
George Parry
David D. Griffiths
Thomas H. Jones
Watkins
New York
Paterson
Dover
N.J
C. 8. Norris
West Scranton
Lackawanna Valley Council
Order United American Mechanics
Promising Cough Remedy Claims Quick Cold Cure
The notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a time tested cold cure. It asserts a cold can be cured in a day when taken promptly and notes twenty five years of sales. Sold by all druggists with Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Matthews Bros
Local Social Notes Highlight Odds and End Visits
Mrs J D Aylsworth visits friends in Lewisburg Willis Austin from Newark vacationing with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Austin Mr and Mrs F J Phillips and son attend bankers convention at Richmond Va Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mead visit Nicholson area Sunday Mae Pennett and children and Earnest Mott of Newark NJ spend a week with relatives returning home Thursday Mrs Edward Lutsey and daughter Nellie return from Ocean Grove Methodist church hosts Simpson Union Epworth Leagues rally exercises.
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J. D. Aylsworth
Lewisburg
Willis Austin
Newark
J. W. Austin
F. J. Phillips
Richmond, Va
Benjamin Mead
Nicholson
Mae Pennett
Earnest Mott
N. J
Edward Lutsey
Neliie
Ocean Grove
Simpson Union of Epworth
Methodist
Eklinge with the Cartoonist Lecture At Local Church
Friday evening features an illustrated lecture by pastor ev. M. Godshall titled An EKv eninge with the Cartoonist with music revitations and social activities. Saturday offers two sessions on Protestant founders and officer creation, with dinner in the church annex. Mr and Mrs Edwin R Parker visited the Fraces on Saturday.
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Ev. M. &. Godshall
Edwin RR. Parker
West Side
W.T. Frace
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD FAREWELL EVENTS AND LOCAL NOTES
A farewell party for Miss Millie Osborne at Miss Maggie Maxwell’s home on Main Street. list of attendees includes Millie Osborne and several Jermyn residents. Reports of a boy’s leg injury from a wire fall. Masonic funeral notice for Frank P. Holmes. local medical operations for sight recovery. guests visiting from Dunmore and Scranton. Rev. Prentice’s chalk sermon on God’s Family. Ambrose Warsdell’s barn fire. typhoid death of John Pirie. post office move to O EF Vaughn’s store. schedule of Sunday school lectures. Emory Ehrgood arrested for assault after a horse shoe incident. Edwards hospitalized.
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Maggie Maxwell
Main Street
Millie Osborne
Candor
N. Y
Louise Moon
Hilda Swick
Floyd Hunter
Merton Whiteler
George Harria
Sumner Davis
Jermyn
Nellie Crocker
Hazel Gardner
Leon Bly
Dennington Farm
John Solomon
Harvey
Jack Swarts
Scranton
John Scott
Davia
Mr. Bennett
Spring Garden Street
Yeager
Cooper Street
William Eschenbach
May
Wesley
N. Sschenbach
G. WH. Prentice
Mra. Stratton
Fannie Brown
Ambrose Warsdell
John Pirie
Jubilee
Ackley
Daleville
Methodist Church
O. EF. Vaughn
Sunday School
Mpnorth League
A. J. van Cleft
Dunmore
Emory Ehrgood
Eugene Noack
Blakely church supper announced and local notices
The Blakely Beantist church ladies announce a supper in the church social room next Tuesday from 6 to 9, featuring buckwheat cakes sausage and seasonal fare. George Mason of Blakely sails to Poultney Vermont for business.
Peckville Notes and Local Visits Roundup
Roy Wademan falls ill with typhoid fever. Miss Sarah Lillibridge returns from Staten Island. Superintendent J C Taylor and School Director J C Tuthill visited borough public schools on Wednesday. Mrs Maines of Academy Street visited friends in Dunmore Tuesday. Samuel B Thorpe visits at son A A Thorpe’s home on North Main Street. Mrs David Williams and son Willie return from Troy New York. Mrs John Snooks visits Carbondale friends. Mrs J Barrett improving from illness. Grassy Island colliery employer to receive September wages. Frank Ledyard, of the 1900 Washer company, is networking trade at Stroudsburg area.
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Roy Wademan
Sarah Lillibridge
Staten Taland
J. c.Taylor
J. C. Tuthill
Maines
Academy Street
Dunmore
Samuel B. Thorpe
A. A. Thorpe
North Main Street
David Williams
Wilelie
Troy
N. Y
John Snooks
Carbondale
J. Barrett
Grassy Island
Delaware and
Madson
Frank Ledyard
Stroudsburg
Krause's Headache Capsules Proved Best by Local Resident
Albert Heller of 114 Paraham street Omaha reports trying many headache remedies but Krause's Headache Capsules gave him the best relief. He claims others who used them share the same experience. Bold by Matthew Bros is noted as the purveyor.
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Albert Heller
Ving
Paraham St
Oamiha
Krause
Price
Matthew Bros
Lackawanna County WCTU gathering features Mrs Holvey lecture
In Moscow on Tuesday the Lackawanna County Women's Christian Temperance Union held a well attended meeting. Mrs A M Holvey of West Pittston delivered the evening lecture and musical selections were provided by Rey Ackley and others.
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Lackawanna County
Dunmore Odd Fellows Install Officers and Initiate Member
Last evening the Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge on Chestnut street held its semi annual installation led by District Deputy Colvin from Green Ridge. The event included the installation of officers, initiation of a second degree candidate, and a post meeting banquet with informal remarks. J. G. Bone moves to past grand, Harry E. Spencer becomes noble grand.
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The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Chestnut Street
C. I. Colvin
Green Ridge
J. G. Bone
Harry E. Spencer
Epworth League Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting
At the Epworth League monthly meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church, officers for the year were elected. Harry J. Spencer is president Grace Engle first vice president Fred Russell second vice president Edward Anguin third vice president Alice Kellar fourth vice president Garfield Anguin secretary Joseph Vickers treasurer Ruby Yost pianist Genevieve Blesecker assistant. The first cabinet meeting is set for tomorrow evening in the church rooms.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry J. Spencer
Grace Engle
Fred Russell
Edward Anguin
Vicce
Aliee Kellar
Garfield Anguin
Joseph Vickers
Ruby Yost
Genevieve Blesecker
Presbytery appoints lay delegate to Synod of Pennsylvania
David J. Smith was named by the Lackawanna Presbytery as lay delegate to the Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania meeting in Harrisburg on Tuesday October 16. The note details other local happenings including funeral plans for Miss Lucy Wilds and upcoming high school football on the No 6 grounds Saturday afternoon. It also reports visits by residents E W Allen and M Osborne, social visits by Mrs Sanders and Mrs Bovard, William Matthews moving to Glen Falls, and council and relief association activities plus Odd Fellows anniversary planning.
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David J. Smith
Lackawanna Presbytery
Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lucy Wilds
Curtis Wilds
Fifth Street
Hawley
E.W. Allen
M. Osborne
Monticello
Dunmore
Carbondale
I’. B. Sanders
5. D. Bovard
North Blakely Street
H. P. Woodward
Peckville
William Matthews
Glen Falls
Council
Firemen's Relief Association
Wives and Daughters of the Odd Fellows
Hall of the Odd Fellows
Lodge
Doctored Cigars Debate In Tobacco Trade Talk
A Washington tobacco dealer asserts that cigars sold today are largely pure tobacco with minimal adulteration. He argues the idea of doctoring is exaggerated, noting improved cultivation and curing raise quality, and that many cheaper brands use standard leaf with only mild aroma enhancers.
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Washington
Tobacco lore and factory chatter in a tobacco note
A discussion of tobacco and plug tobacco making contrasts ignorant misconceptions with industry details. It highlights Henry County North Carolina as a source of premium leaf used to mix and color plugs and notes sweeter and stronger varieties, plus the dirty realities of production spaces.
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Henry County
N. C
United States
United States Navy
Russian Sailor Arrested for Jewelry Loot in Cleveland Case
Charles R Sammels, a Russian sailor, arrested in Pittsburg for allegedly robbing the body of Miss Jane Corrigan of Cleveland of jewelry worth 10000 dollars. The victim drowned when her father's yacht wrecked on Lake Erie. the jewelry disappeared after the wreck was raised. Sammels, who found the body, was missing before being located with gold cuff buttons marked J C in his pocket.
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Pittsburg
Charles R. Swammels
Jane Corrigan
Cleveland
J. C
Echo of the Lane Murder Keeps Express Crew on Hold
The Adams Express Co plans reinstating all workers dismissed after Express Messenger Lane was killed and a safe robbery by Rosslyn Ferrell. Punishment for violators of rules against boarding with friends in express cars will be sixty days suspension.
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Columbus
Adams Express Company
Lane
Rosslyn Ferrell
Frenzied Fratricide Charge in Jeffersonville Hunt Killings
Jeffersonville Indiana October 3 John Canter eighteen ar rested on a charge of murdering his sixteen year old brother Stephen during a weekend hunting outing. Stephen was shot in the back of the head and witnesses dispute the accused's claim of accident amid a quarrel between the brothers. The piece notes a secondary advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure, a patent remedy claimed to cure constitutional catarrh with testimonials and a money back promise.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
John Canter
Stephen
John
The Bon Ton Stock Company Headlines The Gaiety Week
The Academy presents The Bon Ton Stock Company and The Little Egypt Burlesque troupe with Charles Leyburne. The Black Flag and The Cenyug Toker will be staged with vaudeville acts by May Taylor Rawson and Halgey. Markley and Stewart perform crossfire chatter as Little Egypt dances nightly. Beckoning shows promise to draw large crowds all week.
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Academy of Muse
The
Bon Ton Stock Company
Charles Leyburne
Bon Ton
Little Egypt
Mixa May ‘Taylor
Rawson and
Halgey
Lawrenes
de Graf
Sone
Terpsicore
Bidding Notice for Linden Street and Roaring Brook Bridges
The Scranton City Engineer's office invites proposals by 6 p m October eleventh for painting Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges. Bids require one or two coats per specs and a 225 dollar bid bond. The city may reject all bids.
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Scranton
Thursaday
A. D
Downing Aid
Linden Street
Roaring Crook
Hoseph PB. Plillies
Cli
Becky Sharp on the stage in a vivid life of Becky
A dramatic interpretation of Becky Sharp from Thackeray's life and loves shows her conquests, griefs, and pleasures as she maneuvers to obtain her wishes. The cast features Guy Bates Post as Rawley Crawley, Cecil Kingstone as Marquis of Steyne, Annie Alliston as Miss Crawley, with Josephine Foy and others in supporting roles.
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Thackeray
Becky Sharp
Becky
Misa May Donahue
Major O'Dowd
Paulett Ryan to Open at Academy of Music Next Week
Paulett. Ryan will appear at the Academy of Music next week beginning Monday evening October. He will perform The Celebrated Cave with a strong company and an enhanced repertoire. The opening night is expected to draw a crowded house with seating for ladies reserved before 6 p.m. Monday.
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Lyon
Worenté
Batterries and Umpires Across Three City Matches
In a rugged slate, batteries Powell Young Crigers Newton Phillipa Kehoe powered the Cincinnati game as umpire Eaelie, while Philadelphia faced mixed results with Grady Orth and Dougs and umpire Snyder officiating. Doston-First and Brooklyn venues hosted the other clashes with Kennedy Metiuire Dineen Connor handling battery duties.
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Cincinnati
Powell, Young and Crigers
Newton
Phillipa and
Kehoe
Eaelie
Winslow’s soothing relief touted for children
An incomplete advertisement extols Winslow’s soothing product as a remedy for pain and stomach issues in children. It claims quick comfort, claims about success, and references a long history of use, with bold promises and minimal verifiable detail.
Local Trade and Service Directory Fragments
A collage of business names and offerings appears from a historic directory. Listings include traders, offices, medical terms, preparatory schools, and suppliers such as wire screens and printing presses. Names like Patterson and Wilcox and Exbonrs appear among miscellaneous advertisements and addresses.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules andConnections Scranton 1900
Train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via multiple routes including D&H, LVRR and connections to White Haven Wilkes Barre Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and points west. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo Susquehanna Bridge. Officials and agents listed with ticket and Pullman reservation contacts.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
Newpens
Blac
White Haven
Lazleton
Arpele Novita
D. Oie
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Doh & Wor
Bor
Rochester
Nullalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Pullman
Cova
Barre
New York
Philadelpha
Buffalo
Sus Raion Bridge
Iollin H W. Wilbur
Cortland Street
Cuanless& Lee
Pose
A. W. Nonnemacher
Pass
South Tethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton to New York Rail Timetable May 26 1900
Time table lists train departures from Scranton to New York and other cities including Newark Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven and Wilkes Barre with 8310 a.m. and 4 p.m. express services and Sunday runs. Through tickets to points east south and west offered from station HohoumpiHaupt station with general superintendent and passenger agents listed.
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New York
Liberty Street
South Perry
Scranton
Newark
Plizabeth
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehem
Alfontown
Mauch Clork
White Haven
Tor Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Pointe South
Long Praneh
Devin Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Ale Jentown
Potteville
Trains Schedule for North and South Bound Lines
A fragmented timetable shows North Bound and South Bound trains between Carbondale Scranton and Wandering points with arrival and departure times across mornings and evenings. It notes Sunday only services and mentions connections on the Main Line with agents J Anderson and El Wellin at New York and Scranton offices for further information.
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Oley
Carbon Tomdale
Cadosia
Carbondale
Scranton
Teave
Soran- Carbone
Ton Dale
Cadosla
Cavoula
Theket Magenta
J. €. Anderson
Gen. Vos. Agt
New York
EL Wellii
Seraneton
Trains to Hawley Connect at Erie Route in 1900
Times and train times list routes from Bevane ton to Hawley, with connections via Erie railroad to New York and intermediary points. Evening departures are 7 08 p m and 2 25 p m. Trains reach Scranton at 10 90 p m and 9 10 p m.
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South
Bcranton
New York
Philadelphia
Vurg
Hoboken
Ieave
Nichol
Binghamton
Scranton
Buffalo
Osweto
Syracuse
Utica
Nicholson
Kron Montrove
Nanticoke
Northumberland
Plymouth
Bivis
Carbondale
Tloneadate
Lake Lodore
Fh. V. R. R. Polnta
Pennsylvania
R. R. Polnte
Albany
All Points North
Tawley
Bocal
Hawley
Erie Railroad
Newhundh
Bevaneton
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