Chiefs Raised by Lackawaxen Red Men Lodge
Deputy Great Pocahontas Nellie Elmer led the Lackawaxen council No. 112 chiefs in a ceremony assisted by Past Chief William E. Matthews. Newly raised chiefs include Pocohontas Minnie Riv enburg Wenonah Helen Matthews Mary Hetzel Elizabeth Skinner and others with roles such as keeper of records guardian of wigwam and trustees named.
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Lackawaxen Council
Great Pocohontas
Nellie Elmer
William E. Matthews
Lackawaxen
Pocohontas
Minnie Rivenburg
Wenonah
Helen Matthews
M. A. Jenkins
May Hughes
W. J. Williams
Mary Hetzel
Elizabeth Skinner
Marie Snedeker
Forest
Hannah K Ridholls
Sarah Carduff
Marty Williams
Melyina Hunt
Jennie Kohl
Mary Pengelly
Melissa Newton
May Siebold
Margaret Campbell
M. A. Penselly
Patterson’s Bay Gelding Wins 2.29 Trot at Binghamton
L. A. Patterson of this city enjoyed a standout season with his horses. Allen S., a bay gelding, won the 2.29 trot and pace in three heats at Binghamton last Wednesday, with each heat timed at 2.2414 and a purse of $200.
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L. A. Patterson
Binghamton
Allen S
City officials push artesian wells for Ransom tract dam site
City officials who recently inspected the Ransom tract, the proposed site for the municipal water dam, report water in the vicinity is scarce and Mother Hardy’s creek looks different from last spring. They believe artesian wells are needed to justify the expenditure to clear the property and build a reservoir.
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Ransom Tract
Mother Hardy's Creek
Social Roundup Visits and Local Travel Hints
Frank M. Fox and D. J. Robinson spend a few days in New York City. Miss Grace Simrell is the guest of Scranton friends. Miss Julia Gerrity returns to New York. L A Roberts of South Church street went to New York yesterday. Mrs A Berry visits Olyphant friends. Rev W E Morgan of Hyde Park will preach in the Welsh Methodist church next Sunday in Welsh. All invited. Mr and Mrs C O Mellen and Mrs George FE Mills leave for Asbury Park for a few weeks due to Mrs Mills ill health. Finance committee of councils held its regular monthly meeting last evening.
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Frank M. Fox
D. J. Robinson
New York City
Grace Simrell
Scranton Friends
Julia Gerrity
New York
L. A. Roberts
South Church Street
A. Berry
Olyphant Friends
W. E. Morgan
Hyde Park
Mellen
George FE
Milla
Asbury Park
Mills
Reed’s leg healed after Chamberlain's Pain Balm
James Reed injured his leg by striking a tea cake, suffered severe swelling, and found relief only after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He credits the remedy with a near amputation averted and notes its efficacy for sprains and bruises. Pal Balm advertised as unequaled for such conditions.
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James Reed
Chamberlain
Reed
Clay Court House
Matthew Bros
Partridge Flown In Through Window At Mr Mitchells Home
A partridge entered an open window at Mr Mitchells home on North Main Street Wednesday afternoon and was captured. Mrs Sanderson of Dunmore visited Mrs W. Blues Wednesday. Mr Walter Graham and family moved to MIN City. Our tonguesoral artist, & D. Secor, is
Local Notices and Movements in Town
The town notes include plans to move a business to the Dunlap building on Cemetery street. Illnesses include Mr. Morris La Par with typhoid fever and Mrs. William James on the sick list. A. W. Thompson becomes billing clerk for Atherton & Sutton in Olyphant. A. W. Thorpe visits parents in South Canaan from North Main Street. Miss C. A. Kenyon toured the central building schools Thursday. Mrs. David Lewis returns from Montrose and Oriana Williams from Moscow. A Methodist F Episcopal parsonage social was a great success.
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Dunlap Building
Cemetery Street
Morris la Par
A. W. Thompson
Atherton & Sutton
Olyphant
A. W. Thorpe
North Main Street
South Canaan
William James
James H. LaGarr
C. A. Kenyon
David Lewis
Montrose
Oriana Williams
Moscow
Methodist F Episcopal Parsonage
Worker loses fingers at Hendricks colliery in Carbondale
Samuel Temby of West Mayfield suffered severe finger crush injuries at Hendricks works. A physician believes the digits can be saved despite initial fears of amputation. Delaware and Hudson will compensate at their colliery tomorrow afternoon. The rest of the item notes social calls, lodge funeral attendance, council meeting, and local illnesses and visits.
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Samuel Temby
West Mayfield
Hendricks Works
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
Walter Moon
J. W. Grant
Doc” Griffiths
Walter Coon
John J. Roche
John Mig
Edith
Frank Couch
Second Street
Mildred
George Williams
Ohio
Emma Schimp
Glenburn
A. F. A. Battenberg
North Main Street
John Muldoon, Jr
South Side
Bradford
Tom Bray
Untimely deaths of two Olyphant youths in railroad accidents
Word arrived from Olyphant about the deaths of John W. Jones and Michael McMahon. Jones, 23, was killed after falling between freight cars near Harrisburg while returning home from work in the soft coal district. McMahon, of Dunmore street, died near Norristown after a locomotive struck him. his leg was amputated at Beranton Luckawa hospital, and he passed away with his wife and seven children left behind. Undertaker Jones and undertaker Sweeney were handling arrangements.
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John W. Jones
Sixth Street
Binkely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Undertaker Jones
Young Jones
Slater
Michael McMahon
Dunmore Street
Norristown
Luckawaupa
Beranton
Sweeney
Mournful Passing of Mrs Evan Reese in Blakely
Mrs Evan Reese died suddenly at her Blakely home on Second Street due to heart failure after a period of illness. She leaves husband and six children John Evan William Benjamin Maggie and Hannah Reese. funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at the family residence.
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Evan Reese
Second Street
Blakely
Evana
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
John
Evan
William
Benjamin
Maggie
Hannah Reese
G. M. Hull
David Spencer
C. M. Hathawas
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D. A. van Sickle
A. Berry
John Lillibridge
Edward Jones
William Harris
West Side
Mary Shields
Greenfield
Eddy Creek
George Clark
Hyde Park
Obituary and Local Notes from Taylor News
David J. Davis longtime Old Forge resident dies at 73 after a lingering illness. Born in Monmouthshire, Wales, he lived in Wyoming before moving to Old Forge and leaves two daughters and four sons. Funeral announced later. Also notes include a charity match at Hotel Ridgeway, school board praise for renovated rooms for striker boys, teacher appointments, Christmas visit by Patriotic Order of America leader, United Mine Workers meeting with 250 members joined, local residents visiting relatives, juror selections, and various society meetings.
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David J. Davis
Old Forge
Wyoming
Monmouthshire
South Wales
William Powell
David Bevan
Hotel Hidgeway
Old Forge Borough
Charles O'Malley
Della O'Malley
Randolph Jones
Patriotic Order of America
Ezra
Arthur Gaul
Archbald
Wilkes-Barre
United Mine Workers of America
Amelia Caswell
Oak Street
Massachusetts
Mount Hermon
David Jones
Walter James
John Davis
North Taylor
Spring Brook
H. J. Daniels
M. Williams
H. T. Davis
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
Red Men's Hall
Flossie Banfield
Main Street
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
William Lightner and Son
Hyde Park
Hugh Hughes
Pittston
Washington Camp
America
Wyoming Will Fight For Senatorial Nomination
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports from Tunkhannock that Wyoming county's B. W. Lewis, initially backed by the Quay machine, may withdraw amid disputes over the district's senatorial race. The piece contends Edmiston was Bradford county’s pick and critiques the Record's interpretation, noting court action in Harrisburg to settle the nomination contest.
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Tunkhannock
Wilkes- Barre
B. W. Lewis
Wyoming County
Quay Machine
Edmiston
Bradford County
Lewis
Bradford
Quayites
Mdmiston
Wyoming
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Wyoming County Fight Over Senator Nomination
The article argues for a rotation of the senatorial nomination between Bradford and Wyoming counties. It notes Bradford holds the seat since 1874 despite Wyoming’s larger Republican vote, urging Wyoming to contest the nomination to reflect proportional strength, and warning of a potential independent bid under Honest Government if not nominated.
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Honest Government
Wyoming County
Bradford
Wyoming
Popular Exchange ads for Scranton listings and services
The column compiles miscellaneous local notices from Scranton and vicinity including rental listings, real estate exchanges, medical and professional services, a steamship passenger depot reference, a preparatory school, an office for Drs Allen and L Amoreau, a wine manufacturer, music for balls and ceremonies, and printer supplies.
Eleventh County WCTU Convention Held in Factoryville
The eleventh annual county convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at the Baptist church in Factoryville with delegates from across the county. Miss Marlon Leighton won the oratorical medal, about 160 new members joined, and three new unions formed in East Lemon Forkston and Eatonville. The meeting praised as the largest and most successful, with next mid year in Mehoopany.
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Charles Freeman
J. W. Putnam
D. D
New York
Marlon Leighton
Tunkhannock
Miss Leighton
Agnes Button
D. C. Roe
Factoryville
Hartley
Keystone Academy
G. R. Smith
Margaret Yassett
Forkston
F. M. Osterhout
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bessie Spence
D. Cc. Roe
Mehoopany
W. N. Manchester
The Bon Ton Stock Company Performs At Academy of Muse
Two large houses greeted the Bon Ton Stock company at the Academy yesterday. The matinee featured The Black Flag and the evening presented The Census Taker. Tonight and tomorrow include Gettysburg and The Smugglers in the schedule.
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Academy of Muse
The
Bon Ton Stock Company
Academy
Gettysburg
City of Scranton Seeks Linden Street and Roaring Brook Bridge Paint Bids
The city invites proposals for cleaning and painting Linden Street and Roaring Brook bridges. Proposals due 6 p.m. October 11. Submit bids for one or two coats per specs with a cash or certified check of 925.00. City reserves right to reject all bids. City Engineer Joseph Philip Phillips.
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Scranton
Linden Street
Roaring Brook
Propocala
Joseph PL Phillips
Little Egypt Burlesquers at the Qualety Theater
The Qualety theater hosted the Little Egypt Burlesquers led by manager Mr. Derman. Performers included Al C. Lawrence ventriloquist Mae Taylor Hanaon and Bassely. The Sisters De Grail drew mixed applause amid coarse songs. Becky Sharp and Vanity Fair features were highlighted with Coghlan and Coghlan family ties noted. The Man from Mexico at the Lyceum next Tuesday was praised as one of the funniest comedies yet seen.
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Qualety Theater
Little Egypt
Derman
al. C. Lawrence
Mae Taylor
Soubrette
Hanaon
Bassely
Sisters de Grail
Meéxico
Walter B. Verkins
Lyceum
Jis
Perkins Presents Clever Comedy With Strong Cast
The production features a skilled company led by Mr. Perkins with notable performers such as Nagle Barry Donald Brine Philip Yale Drew Augustus White John Heck Jerome Warrington Theodore Jonathan Maude Scott Florence Templeton Marlon Longfellow and Pearl Ford. Special scenery and high class entertainment aim to attract delighted patrons.
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Mr. Perkins
Elasa Basia
Nagle Barry
Donald Brine
Philip Yale Drew
Augustus BK. White
John F. Heck
Jerome Warrington
Theodore Johnatan
Maude A. Scott
Florence Templeton
Marlon Longfellow
Pearl J. Ford
Dainty Maree Burlesquers at Gaiety Next Week
Manager Long presents the Dainty Maree Burlesquers at the Gaiety for the first half of next week with matinees Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The roster features Morrisay Wick Carroll Euston Jeanette Briaw usted Sisters the Grahams Kohle Barney Mile Omre and others. Two skits A Day's Vacation and Paris Upside Down are performed each show with lavish costumes and transformations. This is billed as the best show on the road and a season highlight.
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Long
Morrisay
Wick
Carroll
Euston
Jeanette
Briaw
Grahams
Kohle
Barney
Mile
Omre
Paris
Unclear Historic MLB League Action Report
Fragmentary notes show a National League game outline with teams Brooklyn and Boston, mentions of pitchers Kitken Mofinire Pittinger Low Sullivan and an umpire, but essential details like final score, date, and venues are unreadable.
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R. WF
Brooklyn
Kitken
Mofinire
Pittinger, Lowis and Sullivan
Unpire—tiurat
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Global Use
Fragmentary ad copy touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain trusted by mothers worldwide. It alleges gentle relief and praises wide adoption, though wording is garbled and promotional in tone.
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Mrs. Winslow
Train Schedules Through Scranton May 27 1900
Trains leave Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D H R R and D WH R R at 6 45 p m 12 08 2 18 4 27 Black Diamond Express and 11 90 p m Sundays For White Haven Wilkes Barre and coal region via D H R R 6 46 2 18 4 27 p m For Pottsville 6 45 2 18 p m For Bethlehem Easton Reading Warrington and other stations via D H R R 6 45 a m 12 03 2 18 4 27 Black Diamond Express 11 00 p m Sundays For Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva and others via D W R O R 8 08 a m 1 05 3 85 1 m For Canova Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago via D H R R 1 01 3 49 Black Diamond Express 7 48 10 41 1 00 p m Sundays D H R R 12 00 p m 7 45 p m Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Contacts Signs Gen Supt Rollin L Wilbur and Gen Pas Agt Charles Lee and Div Pas Agt Nonnemachner include Scranton Lackawanna Ave 309 and South Bethlehem Pa Ticket and Pullman reservations.
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Philadelphia
New York
Blac
White Maven
Wmazleton
Pottsville
Fethlehem
Easton
Reading
Warrinburg
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Dai. & Wror
Cienova
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
New York bound trains listed on May 29 1900 timetable
Time table in effect May 29 1900 lists Beranton trains to New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and White Haven at 6 00 am 1 20 pm 4 00 pm Sundays 2 15 pm and 9 80 for Mountain Park to Baltimore and Washington via Bethlehem and to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Reading Lebanon Harrisburg via Allentown with options 6 80 am 1 20 pm Sundays 2 15 pm and 8 30 am for Pottsville and other routes through tickets sold at station by J H Gulsthausen and H W Baldin.
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Beranton
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Flizabeth
Philadelphia
Easton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Maveh Chunk
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Long Branch
Ocean Grave
Reading
Lebanon
Warrisburg
Potiaville
Uckets
J. If. Oulstausen
PL Daldwin
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Train Schedules for North and South Bound Runs
Timbered timetable shows Main Line connections at Cadosta and Carbondale with Northbound and Southbound trains. Scheduled arrival times include 7 40 a m and 10 45 a m, with Sunday services noted. Agents J O Anderson and E Welsh listed for passenger inquiries.
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table For Hawley Connection
Erie railroad schedule notes Hawley connection to New York Newburgh and intermediate points. Trains depart Berans from 1 am and 2.25 pm. Arrivals at Scranton around 10.20 am and other listed times.
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Tyalus
Hawley
Prinis
Erie Railroad
New York
Newburgh
Scranton
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