Bachelors Dance at Burke Hall Promises Charm
In Carbondale tonight the Bachelors' dance at Burke Hall features Turnbull decorations and new floriet art. The Mozart Orchestra provides the music while a bachelor committee greets guests on the second floor with Mrs Leonard Mills. Guests include Caro line Pire, Josephine Burr, Grace Whitney, and Besterens in an improvised moral reception room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke# hall
Turnbull
Floriet
Mozart
Leonard Mills
Minson
Caroline Pire
Josephine Burr
Grace Whitney
Honesdale
Bessterens
Jermyn
Red Met tnye Names New Chiefs and Scouts
The Red Met tnye raised up a list of new chiefs and scouts including Pooahonias Ter ova Goodwin Wenonah Mary A Jens King and others. After the raising up of the chiefs refreshments were served and a very enjoyable time was had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Tnye
Pooahonias
Terova
Goodwin
Wenonah
Mary A
Jens King
Nellie Elmer
Jennie Munn
Helen Matthews
Sarah Cutrebuff
Mary Meteely
Maile Snedeker
Hannah Ridholle
Mary Pengelly
Fimma Willams
Lita Snedeker
Levan to Wed Miss Grace Sharpe in Paterson
Invitations announce the marriage of Philip Rowland Levan of the city to Miss Grace C Sharpe of Paterson. The ceremony will be held in Paterson on the nineteenth at the bride’s home at Twelfth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street at 7 30 PM. Bevan a general manager of the electric light company will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rowland Levan
Cite
Grace C. Sharpe
Paterson
Patersor
Twelfth Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Mr. Bevan
Electric Light Company
Local and Personal Notes From the Philadelphia and Honesdale
J A Kelly attends Dr Gillis practice during Philadelphia stay. D Z Robinson of Hotel Anthracite at Honesdale renter day. Mr and Mrs N F Stephens reside at Dennis residence on Canaan St L Utley Grand Tinton Tea store manager in New York. Mrs B Yarnard visits Wayne county friends. John Murrin returns from New York. Mrs FLEE Barr and Miss Arnole and Jeanette McMillan visiting New York. Mrs Edward Burns and Mrs Frederick Burns of Elkdale visit C W Reynolds then go to Honesdale. Mr and Mrs William Roberts and G We and Rt HH Reynolds witness Scranton parade yesterday. Frank Stoutenger to Honesdale to testify in suit involving O and W. Mrs Warren Toms goes to Honesdale to spend week with her mother. Councils to meet in special session tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelly
Gillis
Integer
Philadelphia
D. Z. Robinson
Honesdale
N. F. Stephens
Dennis
Canaan Street
L. Utley
Grand Tinton Tea Company
New York
T. Yarnard
Wayne County
Scranton
Frank Stoutenger
Warren Toms
Community Socials and Upcoming Weddings in Jermyn Mayfield
Edith Simmons hosts a surprise social with about twenty friends featuring a cake walk and songs by local youths. Mabel Mayfield-Burns wedding planned for Oct 18. Mayfield school board postponed. borough council session planned. a Red Men meeting to waive officers and Scranton firemen parade draw crowds. Chamberlains Colic remedy promoted by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Edith Simmons
West Mastel
Miss Simmons
Stanley Layman
Eddie Carter
Ruth Thorne
Otto Bengough
Willie Ormston
Arthur Figer
Seymour
Weat Mayfield
Mabel
P. F. Burns
Mayfield School Board
Will Winter
Olyphant
Sachem
Monsay
Red Men
Jermyn
Mayfield
Scranton
Board of Health
Frank Barber
South Main Street
Local News Briefs From Scranton and Maine Hunt Plans
Mr W. 8loos and Mr WU Broad depart this morning for a three weeks deer hunt in Maine. Peckville is well represented by Scranton townsfolk in yesterday’s gatherings. William Wartell is able to be about after a brief illness from injuries at Ontario worker. Mrs A M Kestell announces a public notice to the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8Loos
WU. Broad
Maine
Peckville
Scranton
William Wartell
Ontario
Warker
A. M. Kestell
Autumn Market Opens Next Friday and Saturday
Opening days set for Friday and Saturday October 6 and 7. Stock includes 6 and 10 cent glassware, toilet goods and fancy items praised for beauty and durability. The Wilden Fire Company impressed at the Beranion parade with a new service cart and pride in their improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilden Fire Company
Bove
Firemen Delegation Tours Taylor Mines and Socials
A Philadelphia firemen and their band toured Taylor on a trolley ride to inspect local mines, chaperoned by the foreman. The town hosted several events including a Lackawanna council installation, a pay day at Archbald colliery, and a Calvary Baptist social with oysters and coffee. Local residents and visiting officials attended various meetings and parades, with ongoing notices of hospitalities and memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Taylor
Mortijo
Jermyn
Lackawanna Council
No. 4
Daughters of Pocahontas
Mra Jenkins
Ol Forge
Mra
Becker
Pocahontas
Sarat Muret
Winola
Sarah Nokes
Powhatan
Thomas Reynolds
Elizabeth Evans
Margaret Howell
Sarah Griffiths
Archbald
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Calvary Baptisl
Laurel
Ladies’ Ald Society
Daniel Jones
Pittston
Casper Oberdorfer, Jr
Aspen
Col
Misa Theresa Obmalorter
Harding
Foreman
Adam Reinhardt
Willam H. Nicholas
Taylor Howe Company
No. Thade
Scranton
Steemais
Elghteen Tieves
Death of Mrs Emma Reynolds in Factoryville at 75
Mrs Emma Reynolds widow of Ziba Reynolds died Monday night at her daughter's home in Factoryville aged 75. Survived by children C A Reynolds Peckville I C Reynolds Beranton G M Reynolds RR OH Reynolds and Mrs B E Hinds Factoryville and Mrs George Trasue Pottsville. Funeral at 2 pm today from her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Reynolds
Hinds
Reynolds
Ziba Reynolds
C. A. Reynolds
Peckville
I. C. Reynolds
Berantéon
M. Reynolds
OH. Reynolds
C. Reynolds
A. J. Gardner
KR. J. Goodwin
BH. L. Watcring
M. W. Bliss
New York
Lisale Wrigley
Feranton
Muatthewaarn
Dam Erection By Railroad To Supply Local Water Tanks
Special to the Boranton Tilui Vitteton reports the Wilkes Biagre Eastern Hallroad company employs many workers to build a dam on a creek near the Susquehanna bay area junction. The water will feed several nearby tanks. Attendees from the community joined a Di re men's parade, with trains from the Delaware Lucknowonna Western railroads observed gathering at the junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton Tilui
Vitteton
Get
Wilkes
Delaware, Lucknowonna and Western Railread
Pittston
Transport Crew Arrives from Manila to San Francisco Work
A transport party arriving in San Francisco on September 2 from Manila lists Anthony Barthe Louly Shafer and Coorke Andreus of Pittston. They secured work in San Francisco and will remain there. James Mines of Filton re enlisted with the Tennessee Volunteer in the Philippine. The Trinity Church Ladies Guild industrial school in Wert Pettaton will reopen next Saturday afternoon. Fr D Nagle of the West Pittiver min is credited with saving the lat ext walking here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork Tone
San Pranceco
Manila
Anthony Barthe
Louly Shafer
Coorke Andreus
Pittston
San Francisco
James Mines
Arsa
Filtn«ton
Philippine
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity Clurch
Wert Pettaton
Fr. D. Nagle
Theatrical Week Highlights at City Theaters
A large audience enjoyed A Soldier's Sweetheart at the Academy of Music with promises of Ragins Way and From sire to son tonight. The Butterfly Extravaganza at the Gaiety Theatre featured Dora Busch and the Aretert sisters with varied acts and a colorful vaudeville line, including Pygmalion and Gnarni ta. A midnight matinee honored the firemen later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Cameron Clemens
Butterfly Extriaganaza Company
Guaiety Theatre
Butterfly Seminary
Dora Busch
Voles
Aretert
Helen
Lorence
Phillipa
Naynow
Wills
Collins
Fecome Nicdate
Frederick the Great portrayed on stage at Lyceum and orchestra
The article reviews Lewis Morrison’s portrayal of Frederick the Great and previews upcoming performances. It notes Morrison’s skill, the Lyceum show’s timing tonight and tomorrow, and announces Frank Daniela in The Ameer with Victor Herbert’s score, praising its originality and the strong supporting cast and sixty-strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Créat
Enigma
Amitn
Frederick the Great
Lewis Morrison
Lyceum
Frank Daniela
Ameer
Kirke la Shelle
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Daniels
Fas
Helen Richmond
Kate Uort
Norma Kopp
Wil Danforth
The Sleeping City at the Academy of Music
Beummon presents The Sleeping City at the Academy of Music on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday October 1. The comedy and melodrama mix is hailed as entertaining with dramatic impact and lively stage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Q. Beummon
Academy of Music
New York
Tuxedo Club to Stage Short Vaudeville Engagement
Beginning Monday afternoon the Tuxedo Club will present an engagement at the imlety limited to three days. Manager Walsh touts it as a top seasonal offering featuring a superior vaudeville program with only top liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imlety
Walsh
Vaudevill
Customer notes standard care and neat appearance
The article describes routine service for customers emphasizing neat presentation and well maintained appearance. It highlights careful handling, polite staff, and attention to detail as key quality markers.
Warrior Ants Enslave Weaker Species in Territorial Battles
A report on warrior ants that raid smaller yellow turf ants, capture larvae and pupae, and train them into workers. In Algerian battles, nests show casualties as slaves are raised to serve in future colonies while nurse ants protect the cocoons in hidden nest chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Asleen
Theoheclius
Curious Childish Practice On Street Cars
A Kansas City Journal item describes a little girl on street cars acting oddly and counting horses and mules as a game to predict future husbands. She repeats numbers aloud, eyes bright, while her mother watches. The piece reflects playful, cautious gossip about how children learn social cues from adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere
Cerfal
Kansas City Journal
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Universal Cure
The piece touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional treatment. It asserts Holt's Catarrh Cure works internally to affect blood and organs, offering one hundred dollars for proof, and notes endorsements from "proprietors" with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclence
Holt
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drumziats
Hall
Bonafide Liquidation Sale at 428 Lackawanna Avenue
Assignees from New York and Philadelphia conduct a dramatic price cut sale at 428 Lackawanna Avenue. Items include men’s suits, overcoats, dresses, and children's wear with steep discounts, selling after hours until 9 pm and Saturdays to 11 pm.
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New York and
Philadelphia
Lackawanne Avenue
Warenine
Washington Avenue
County Svines Bank and Trust Company
Stich
Secravton
Rime Biesel
Ulster
Melton
Harris Cassimere
Cynweds Bulte
Fifa
Mindrelian
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
Beranton Savings Bank and Trust Company P
Classified notices from Scranton small ads page
A dense catalog of classified offers and requests from Scranton area with numerous names and addresses. Entries include situations wanted for stenography nursing and housework, employment pitches for fireman and clerk, veterinary and nursery ads, and local business notices. Contact details and locations appear beside each item in this era classifieds page.
Railroad Time Tables Effective June 6 1909
Train departures from Beranton to New York and east routes include several expresses and accommodations with times such as 6 20, 6 10, 5 00 and 6 10 p m. Special trains serve Hinghamton Oswego Corning Bath Danville Morris Huffilo and Buffalo connections. Washington and Hinghamton accommodations run at 2 40 and 1 06 p m with other locals like Nicholsen and Bactoryville. Northumber hind and Plymouth routes connect with Williamsport and Baltimore. Pullman cars available on express lines. For full tables ask M T Sealth at the depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Hsr
New York
All Pointe East
Sarandae
Woxton
Trenton
Phlindetshla
South
Toby Haut
Hinghamton
Osworo
Pira Corning
Bath
Danville
Moune Morris
Huffilo
Buffalo
al Polite
Washington
Nicholsen
Ute
Hiehiehl Springs
Tha
Nihon
Train Schedule Fragments for Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
A fragmented timetable lists passenger trains from Carbondale to Wilkes-Barre and Wilkes-Barre to Beranton, with connections to Lehigh Valley and Diamond Express routes. It shows departure and arrival windows, including 10.05 am and 1.29 pm, noting services by Mack Diamond Express and western routes. Local officials J. W. Burmdick and W. Crooks provide the schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Albiay
Situtog
Montreal
New England
Honenateala
Los
Thopono
New York
Philladelphia
Ene
Lehigh Valley Brailroad
HLM
Mack Diamond Express
Pennesivanty Railroad
Tay
Taetleh Watlow Raihread
Beranton
Carbontale
Wilkes-Monroe
South
Albans
Stratoga
Moontrest
Puston
New Milind Potryts
United States
Camnoda
J. W. Burmdick
N.Y. H
Crooks
Scranton
Train Schedule and Pullman Services From Scranton Depot
Train listings show departures for Philadelphia and New York on Sundays with connections to Bethlehem Reading and Wilkes Barre, plus routes to Towanda Geneva Buffalo Chicago and more. Agents Rollin E Wilbur and A W Non Nacher advertise Pullman accommodations and ticket offices in Scranton and New York City.
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Bcranton
Philadelphia
New York
A. Bal
Ullneck
Vsp.o
White Fhaven
Harthiton
Can
Vie
A&w
Pawis Plae
Fottovile
Bethlehem
Reston
Reading
eBlack Blamend
Tunkhannock
Towania
Kimira
Tihaes
Geneva
Prineipah Ivbermed
Palle
Chicago
Buffalo
Suenenston Briter
Rollin EH Wilbur
South Hethiehem
CTAB
LEE
Cort Sandt Street
Nemacher
Pia
Tackewanian Ave
Scranton
Train timetable fragment with mixed place names
A garbled timetable note mentions trains from Rifoet Rent to New York via intermediate polities on an Erie railroad. It references percentages, times, and arrivals at Feranton with unclear meal or feed mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeranton
New York
Nowhurah
Erie
Paleo
Munday
Oniario & Wea
Drough Wagner
Chicago
Montes
Anderaga
Hiv
Pak
Base Ball At Bt Vite ThE Bi Latte Cure
A garbled baseball report lists teams and umpires from several games with scattered scores and lineups. Names such as Hatierte Budhot Conn ed Gru laever Bowermain Belelyer Me Chanibel and Umpire Me Chanibel appear amid broken venue references and partial inning strings. The fragmentary text mentions teams like Philadelphia and Brooklyn and notes multiple umpires and batter pairs in a historic box style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatierte
Gru
Laever
Bowermain
Belelyer
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NEW Chiefs
P. R. Bevan
Termyn and Mayfield
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Taylor News
J. J. Curi
Taylor Colliery
Pottevine
John P. Cooper
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Main Street
James Thomas
North Taylor
Hyde Park
Howard Dewbler
Selin's Crove
Chrles Dew
Factoryville
Houwwork
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York Basten
Munyon
Arch Street
Phila
Gaiety
the Tuxedo Club
Teylor
Apply Bhom Pathe
Teylor, Wa
Adams Avenue
Smith, Board of Trade Building
Joseph Analey
Edward JH
Davie, Arenerney, Connell
Bo i
Walter
Wiashington Avenue
Seventh Street
Lewis “Hancock, JR
Rederick
Hrown
Eierice
Washington Averues
Jefferson
Clay
Mulberry
Pine
L. M. Morton
Easton
Lacey &— & Son
Archie Mets
Traders
Hank
LO. Lyman
Cor Wyoming and
Mulerry
Joseph Ansley
Lap Bach
Wyoming Ave
Walcomelc
TN Oe
Achanton
J. & W. Pashender
Victor Koch
Hs A
M. H. Holgats
Richard J. Bourke
Ron
Harry Mfe, Co
Cincinnati
J. W. Browning
Aleare Lullig
Mears Building
Washington Inoorie
Borie Atone
Adiress Poutattice
Btution
M. J. Donatior
Attorney-Ataw
Omcex
Geh Mears Luilldine
Prank Boyle
Burr Building
Cooms TM
Jonas Long
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Republican Building
Iissup
Jetter
Brldy & Muller
W. Lith &J
James W. Oakford
Bowra of Trade Building
James J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bullitt
Foranton
Edward W. Thayer
Mears
Quincy Avenue
L. A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Pine Street
Commonwealth Building
Faterson & Wilcox
Traders National Tank Building
C. Comegys
Republican
Bull's Head
Thomas Cootigan
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
GM Liven Street
Ile
Co-perative Hall
W W. BH. B. Allagn
North
LEGAL
Washington, D. C
James Knox Taylor
Main Avenue
Dune More
A. G
Tribune Office
T To & P.m
Madixon Avenue
B. Pan
DR. & W. Wamorebausx
Offich
W. Ga. Rook
VR Sterinary
Hormes
Atthe
Scranteny
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Lh. DL
W. Ed. Phamsey
A. M
M. Hutson
Olymint
GR. Clark & CO
Smedmen Ant Nursery
Mon Atore
Melxenna Court
Wyoming Avenue
Brgy
Adidpens F. Machette, Himhuret
Everuel Rear
Lacieawinn Avenue
Scronton
Ind
Hauweeloining
Woshi Nie
Toms
Bauer
Boone
North Main
Adams
An Furnieh
Drese
Devin Ayenne
Briggs
Aniece
Lenve Onlere
Mhoke
Adame and Mulberry
Tesbopehonier
Del
Lacka
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Pam
Bar Kihieton
Woo P.m
Pullman
M. T. Sealth
Dheetrict Prowengor Apont
Dopot Eket
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
South Perry
Tim Tarla
Nowak
Bilzaterh
Bastion
Hebtohom
Altontown
White Haven
Sci
Mt Express
Branex Pree
API
Mi Binds
Wilkes Barre
Aida
Mountain Park
Hla
Baltiore
Washinston
Wert
Delaware and Audson
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
I Schanton
ISO
Nori Moun
Howe Wei
Dun
Tae
Cadoaia
Dageock Poyntelle
Palak
Mt Isinndale
Boudaie
Archibald Winton
Peckville Olyphant
Ecranton Te Ar
Em Rol
Coee Rompm Ei Re
Joel An
Pal
Pauwion
T. Fittcroft
Rive
Boston
AW & Hatiertte-Roymeur
Warner
Meekin Ea Sullivan
Baltimore
Daliimone
Nops
Smith
Donolwe
Melarland
Motasnin Om Sovder
al Washington
Brooklyn
Madpinetir
Touleville
Ohoooohiok Oa
Battersen— Waddell and Latimer
Risk and Kahoe
Pennsylvania
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Weat
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
West
Warssburg
Hiladelphia
Core
Warrishars
J. Br, Wood
Gen. Pures
Agent 2
Wetmhinbon
Wilkes-Barre
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