Montrose News Briefs Include Weddings And Local Moves
Special to the Beranton Tribune Montrose notes a Billings George wedding at Tunkhannock on Wednesday. People relocate businesses, enlistments occur, and residents travel to and from New York City Washington and Scranton. A house lamp explosion sparked a fire near Fairdale with a Downer connection.
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Beranton Tribune
Montrose
John J. Ryan
Billings- George
Tunkhannock
H. W. Beach
New York City
Express
Public Avenue
J. W. Oakley
BP Pope
Pope & Stroud
A. L. Hawley
Tacoma
Wash
Elizabeth Palmer
H.C. Prevost
Stella Jefferies
Philadelphia
Marion Froaser
Marion Fowler
Susqueehanna
Horton
Macey
W. &. Fugarv
Sayre
Like Avenue
New York
Grace Warner
Bounton
N.C. Warner
Cherry Street
Harry Carey
Olyphant
W. T. Sampson
Washington
Faith
Harold
Kok. Keough
M. J. Harrington
Babcock House
Depot Street
Jewett Base
A. F. Kinney
Oscar Baxter
Alonzo B. Cady
Stanley Tague
West Nicholson
Electric Hecht
Bruce Tyrrell
Yakima County
J. M. Tyrrell
BB. James
Rose Stebbins
Miss Anna
Lewis Downers
Fairdale
Downer
Binghamton
Childe
Hawley News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Brecal of Dunmore guests in Hawley include Ames visiting relatives and J. S. Welsh and daughter on a Washington trip. New cutting shop planned at Joseph Soliday Eddy store. New York visitors Mrs. James McAndrew and Mrs. Russell Tether stay with local families. Paypack couple Miss Misse Zimmerman and Joseph J. Martin wed in Paypack. local residents Yolander Killam and Frane Pellett seen in town.
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Brecal
Scranton Tribune
Hawley
Cot
H. T. Ames
Dunmore
Welsh
Washington
Dee
John Dean
Mr. Merritt
Newark
N. J
Alfred Decker
Fred Nell
New York City
Joseph Soliday
The
Eddy
James McAndrew
Joseph J. Martin
Misse Zimmerman
Paypack
Gottlieb
Russell Tether
J. H. Tether
Yolander
Killam
Frane Pellett
Paupack
Hamlinton Notes and Local Transfers in Scranton Tribune
Mrs Hattie Bortree sold her residence to Mrs Sus Linda Jones and will move into the former home of Mrs Lyman Williams. Miss Mary Darwin of Salem WV visits relatives in the area. Apples and winter fruit fetch $1 per barrel as Carloads to Louisville are prepared. John Watson Jr. was killed Tuesday in Petersburg while delivering produce. age 16.
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Hamlinton
Hattie Bortree
Sus Linda Jones
Bortree
Lyman Williams
Mary Darwin
Salem
West Virginia
B. F. Warmillin
Kemerer
Factoryville
Charles Mills
Honesdale
A. 8. Keyes
Ariel
Misa D. P. Hamiln
Afa
C. L. Simons
Louisville
John Watson, Jr
Petersburg
Scranton
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
A cautions note warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury and pills offered by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It advises only using prescribed treatments and warns mercury can destroy senses and damage the mucous system. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is mercury free and sold by Cheney Co with a free label offer.
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Hall
Ohio
Fr. Cheney & Co
Dy Lates Price
Funeral service for St. John's member held Friday
The obituary notes the passing of a St. John's Episcopal Church member. The funeral was conducted Friday at 2 PM by Rev. J. E. Broadhead of Jermyn, with a large circle of acquaintances mourning his loss.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. E. Broadhead
Jermyn
Local social and legal notes from Bernnton area
Hon Jorden and wife hosted the former mother Mrs Anna Jorden and sister Mrs Nicholas Snover of Laceyville on Bridge Street. Bruce Cobb case settled with nol pros to be entered opening court. Read docket from Factoryville. Little resigns as navy pay clerk. Smith Winner visited Scranton. Littl appointed administrator of Clarence A Little estate. letters granted. William Wood of Southeld and wife visiting. Walter Bardwell to Missouri for medical studies. Foundation for the new milk station to begin today near the upper ferry.
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Bernnton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Jorden
Anna Jorden
Nicholas Snover
Laceyville
Bridge Street
Stanley Jennings
Carbondale
Bruce Cobb
James Stanton
Justion
Factoryville
Robert Little
United States Navy
Smith Winner
Scranton
A. G. Gregory
Meshoppen
FP. M. Vaughn
John W. Gray
Court House
Berge Littl
Clarence A. Little
Register of Wills
Granville J. Clark
Wilkes-Barre
William Wood
Southeld
Longsland
A. S. Winter
Walter Bardwell
University of Missouri
Forest City Brings News Of Local Goings On
Forest City reports include 881 scholars in public schools and state funding of 3900 dollars. Officers elected by Clifford lodge IOOF: Noble grand F T Gel der vice grand FP M Gardiner secretary Flenry B Sherwood representative Elenry Carr. Benjamin Milton named foreman at Hillside slope mine. Cross Forks resident W O Reynolds visiting relatives. Thekings sail for England aboard the Celtice for three months. Street Commissioner Connelly’s son William injures elbow at Emergency hospital. Winifred Eichenberg of Ellen ville visits. Miss Thelen Rivenberg visits grandmother Mrs H Lee.
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Associated Press
Forest City
O. T.i
Jennie Jones
Honesdale
Clifford Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
F.T. Gelder
FP. M. Gardiner
Flenry B. Sherwood
Elenry Carr
Benjamin Milton
Hillside Slope
Mr. Milton
Port Griffin
If. Reynolds
Cross Forks
W. OS. Thekings
England
William
Connelly
Winifred Eichenberg
Ellenville
Thelen Rivenberg
Greenfield
H. Lee
Welsh Hill notes and local incidents
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Welsh Hill reports Miss Cora Anthony visiting South Gibson for the week and Maude Michael departing for New York to select millinery. The Jones family son improves, Mrs W D Jones visits Carbon dale, and Robert Lewis of East Lenox loses four valued cows when the flooring collapsed, leaving two dead and two trapped.
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Scranton Tribune
Welsh Hill
Cora Anthony
South Gibson
Jones
Sc. Maude Michael
New York City
W. D. Jones
Carbondale
Robert Lewis
East Lenox
Local News in Hopbottom and Nearby Towns
Dalton visitor Charles Montague stayed with J. T. Wilmarth family in Hopbottom. Mr and Mrs J A Tanner visit friends in Lestershire. Mella Brown returns from New York with a millinery stock for inspection. Charles Wilmarth back home in Owego after a week with his parents. Universalist Ald Society to meet Mrs M J Hartley on October 8 for tea. Chaddock, apple evaporator foreman, is on the sick list.
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Mire
M. J. Hartley
Mr. Chaddock
Local Notes From Uniondale and Surrounds
Miss Bessie Coleman returns home from Wilkes Barre after months away. Mrs. Joseph Jones and Mrs. Daniel Jeese visit friends on Welsh Hill while Arthur Poster and family move into Mrs Bi Jali Carpenter’s former home. Minos Rounds visits friends in Binghamton and Tillie Weible returns to her mother’s home for a stay.
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Bovanton Tribune
Uniondale
Bessie Coleman
Wilkes- Barre
Joseph Jones
Daniel Jeese
Wayne Avenue
Scranton
Welsh Hill
Arthur Poster
Bi. Jali Carpenter
Minos
Binghamton
Tillie Weible
New Milford Visitor Crogaley Factors in Town Visit
Alonzo Crogaley of Blarrucce called in New Milford on a Thursday visit. Bre. Amelio Weterfield noted an event during the day. The report is brief and names are provided in a local society context.
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Sevantoga Tribune
New Milford
Alonzo Crogaley
Blarrucce
Amelio Weterfield
Social notes from Meridan and nearby towns
Day for Meridan Conn. with daughter Mra J A Mons. Mrs Bullard and children visited Mrs V Trumbull. Mrs Van Cott, D W Shay and Mrs Van McConnell attended the Binghamton fair. Mrs Shoemaker is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs M O Bradley's home.
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Meridan
Conn
Mra
J. A. Mons
The Southern Skina at Lyceum and Other Theatre Offerings
The Lyceum presents Under Southern Skina with Lettie Parker in a blended May program. In OW Kentucky returns tonight with a lavish new scenic outfit, while The Span of Life and The Swan of Life tour attract large crowds. Human Hearts opens at the Academy later in the week, and The Cowboy and the Liddy appears at the Lyceum. A former actor recounts Kent’s firehouse kindness on the road. Dixie theater adds Mir. White and Miss Stewart with Phrase as a special vaudeville attraction. Phirogo, a living puzzle, headlines the Dixie bill alongside other acts.
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Lyceum
Southern Skina
Lange
Lettie Blatt Parker
Kentucky
John H. Young
Pickaniny
Academy
Australiia
Miller Kent
Judge Stolsenburg
New Albany
Ind
Adele Payne
Odell Williams
Wilter Benn
Forrest Home
Thoes
Aroid Town
Kent
Steen
Llafayette
Dianers
Mr. Kent
Fort Wayne
Scranton
Chilton White
Marie Stewart
Dixie Theater
Ths
Mir
White
Hoyt and Frotimin
Miss Stewart
London
Paris
Phirogo
Dixie's
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Mentioned by Local Miner
A Scranton reader shares a testimonial praising Dean's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros. drug store. Thomas Dalley, a miner of 121 Filmore Avenue, says the pills relieved back pain and kidney troubles after six boxes. Foster-Milburn Co. markets Dean's Kidney Pills nationwide for 50 cents.
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Scranton
Thomas Dalley
Filmore Avenue
Dean
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Local society notes from Moosic and surrounding towns
Mrs George Tregellas spends a few days at Green Ridge. Mrs A F P Doud and Mrs George Doud of West Scranton attend the Ladies Missionary Society meeting at the Presbyterian church Friday. Mrs C B Snyder visits friends at Blakely. A lecture at the Methodist church Monday evening by Rev Dr Whalen Carbondale on Labor's Worst Enemy admission free with a free will offering.
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George Tregellas
Green Ridge
A. FP. Doud
George Doud
West Scranton
Presbyterian Church
C. 8
Snyder
Blakely
Methodist Church
Dr Whalen
Carbondale
Peckville Coal Operators Offer Concessions to UMWA
Peckville coal operators W. Williams & Son say they will concede to UMWA demands and give every worker one barrel of flour after one month. They will start operations once enough men are hired.
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Dp. W. Willams & Son
Ecoal
Peckville
United Mine Workers of America
Base Ball Doubleheader In St Louis Reports
In St Louis first game RHE shows a 4 to 5 loss for St Louis with Hackett and Weaver pitching for St Louis and Bautteries for Chicago. Second game, five innings, dark day, Chicago wins 8 to 2 behind Wicker and Weaver with Kling at catcher and Brown umpiring. Attendance around 1,800. No other league games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Bautteries
Hackett
Weaver
Hardy
Mling
Umplee
Brown
Darkhoys
R.H.E. Bt
Towle Velit
Wicker
Williame
Kling
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Schedule Details
The document lists today’s Delaware Lackawanna and Western board makeup with multiple names and time slots. It notes crew assignments for various stations and mentions specific run numbers and shifts across October dates.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Baxtras East
Larkin
Singer
Bishing
Summita
W. H. Bartholomew
Flespers
A. Om
Coslar
Gaffney
A. m
Secor
Stanton
Furnished room for rent and other notices
TE EE ee FURNISHED room for rent meals if desired 1200 Mulberry street. LL is FINE ROOM for rent Three newly furnished front rooms hout gas aml bath 0 block Washington avenue Tribune office stock AND WHEAT TRADERS 9 with out delay Write for our special market letter Free on application 8 Hibbard Co members NY Consolidated stock Exchange 4 and 4a Broadway New York Established 1964 Long Distance Phone 2%88 Broad LOST Pickage from carriage Friday morn containing India silk in similar writhing piper Return to Mrs WEG our Clay avenue and receive reward.
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Hout
Washington Avenue
wAddress X
Tribune
Hibbard & Co
N.Y
Consolidated Sha Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Scranton Sealed Bids Sought for Sign Posts Contract
The City of Scranton invites sealed proposals for furnishing and erecting street signs and posts at city intersections. Bidders must include a $100 cash or certified check and file proposals by 2:00 pm October 1 in the City Controller’s office. The city may reject all bids.
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City Recorder
Department of Public Works
Oelock
City of
Scranton
Bureau of Magineering
John Be.roctin
Golden and crew schedule for No 50 run on Monday
The conductors and their slow pool cast crews will lay off from their first turnout after the 7:80 p.m. extra cast Monday October 4. Nate will be assigned their runs again when they are ready.
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Golden
Nate
Picture Puzzle for Little Ones Appears in The Tribune
Readers are invited to cut out daily pictures and mark hidden objects. Send answers to The Tribune Purale Department with name age and address for a chance to have names published. Last week’s solvers include Margaret Loulac Evans, Margaret Dale, and Chiathea Boieater. weekly solutions describe objects hidden in foliage, dogs, Indian, and drapery.
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Tribune
Purale Department
Fenelose
Wiii
Madame Sembrich’s musical journey from child violinist to renowned soprano
The text traces Madame Sembrich’s rise from a musical family in her homeland to study in Dresden with Wilhelm Brengel, then Vienna with Epstein, and Milan with Lamperti. It notes early violin appearances, switch to voice at fourteen, and lifelong devotion to music.
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Pilmma
Madame Sembrich
Chopin
de Reszko Brothers
Eninow
Lemberg
Wilhelm Brengel
Conservatory
Dresden
Epstein
Vienna
Plantate
Milan
Lamperti
Tribune Ad Graphics and Lettering Services
The Tribune offers half tone and line art services for cards ads or other uses. Prompt work at low rates with a trial order to prove quality and speed.
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Tribune
Scranton House and local listings near the train depot
A fragmented notice lists Scranton House near the D L and W passenger depot with notes on European plum, Vinton Koch proprietor, Negaruubre Bros printers, and various local addresses in Scranton including Washington Avenue and Linden Street. The text mentions a newsstand and several names and addresses.
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Scranton House
Vinton Koch
Central Railroad Timetables and Train Notes 1902
Corrected to September 16 1902 the notice lists train departures from Beranton for New York Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkes-Barre and Pittston at 7 am and 1 pm and 4 pm Sunday 210 pm. It describes the Quaker City Express to Philadelphia with changes for Baltimore and Washington and service to Long Branch Ocean Grove and Reading via Allentown. Also includes schedules for Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and Honesdale.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Carbondale
L. Vi
I Nottny Ie
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrsburge
Wis
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Rollin
Wilbur
Coreline Street
Charles
Ae Agt
Baltimers
Washington, D. C
Aveen
Pittston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harvishug
Allentown
TamAdte
Poatisvilie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philladelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Mar
Wisburg
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Pennsylvania
Bredal
Hopbottom
Union Dale
Old
the Cowboy and the Lady
the Dixie
National League
D., L. & W. Board For Today
GW. Smith
Vo. Wilmot
Russel
Bh Smith
the Tribune
Physicia
Quincy Ove
Enso
Mia
Fred Gehring
P.O. Hox
Jefferson Avenue
C. P. Jadwin
Metrs
Wyoming Avenue
PR. Jadwin
Menara Trildling
P. Jadwin
Upper
Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvine
Sanderson Avenue
Ft. PL
Hamilton
Spruce Street
Linden
Marion Street
Mulberry Street
Capouse Avenue
Adams Avenue
Margaret Loulac Evans
Taylor
Pay
Margaret Dale
West Market Streatsiciecce
Cnsesssboterkie Untde
Eentsaeft Chiathea Boieater
Cody
Renee
Stantey Tubbs
Lider
Turday
Madam Sembrich
Want
Central City
Gg Sthehine Schulta
Wolster Ave
Gustav Pichiel
West Side
Geo. W. Jenkins
South Malin Avenue
South Scranton
Fred L. Thappe
Cedar Avene
GEO. W. Davis
Mfiln Avenue
Market Street
Charles Pp. Jones
Dickson Avenue
C. Lorenz
Irving Avenu
Dunmore— J, G, Bone & Son
Woolworth
Grand Union Tea Co
Dll
Lacka- Winna Avenue
Hox Ikh
Molers
Barber School
Rat Oner
A. D. Blackinton
Franklin Are
Wheeler Avenue
Indy
Bute
Chestnut St
Attlon
A. AL
von Storch Avenue
N. V. Walker
Connell
Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding
Traders’ Bank
Architects
Frederick L. Brown
ARCH
Real Estate Exchange
Lt. Harding
Stevenson & Knight
Connell Building
DR. C Fvil Enberger
Paull Bulldog
Bpruve Street
Beranton
Laubach
Wyoming
Fire Insurance
Echlager & CO
Building
Suilsentiries
Globe
Replogle & Co
Mears
ELK Care
Franklin Avenue
Hatel Reasonable BP
Ziegler
A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Joseph Knippel
Uve
Bevranton
Negaruebr Bros
BUP
Mies
Piper Bass
Ie Iti
Kes-Harre
Betanton
Ee Oc
Spree
Hay Linden
M. Norton
Luckuwanny Ave
Behuler
LEGAL
Meridian Street
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Bureau of Engineering
John &, Roche
Oet. i
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Gouldsboro
Nuffalo
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Syracuse
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Nicholson
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Twitchinson
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Wilke
Rm PW. Pryor
PD. P. A. Scranton
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Bemwiton
New York Nowbareh
Hhawley
White Mills
Ontario
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Leouve
Cardosia
Berantmn
Carbondlahe
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Apina
Middletown
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