Destruction of Buffalo Breaker and Coal Shut at Thichmondale
In Carbondale area residents watch the Buffalo breaker torn down and shipped to Shamokin. The Buffalo colliery, once run by the Rusee J. Coal company, closed after extensive underground faults left no coal. Wrecker equipment and lumber are loaded for shipment while TP. M. Lynch of Bimpsen buys remaining coal shares and disposes of them.
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Wandling
Buffalo
Shamokin
Rusee] J. Coal Company
Scranton Capital Data
TP. M. Lynch
Bimpsen
Superintendent Robert Carter Injured in Mining Accident
Superintendent Robert Carter of the Delaware and Judson coal department was seriously injured when he fell from a trestling near the Coribrook breaker. He sustained a fractured thigh, head injuries, and was unconscious after tumbling from about twenty five feet. Dr. Raley tended to him at the scene.
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Delaware and Judson
New
Coribrook
Raley
Fr Jones Returns to Carbondale as Leader of Scranton Daily
Fr Jones, former advertising salesman for the Scranton Republican, has moved back to Carbondale and resumed his former position on the Leader. He retains ties to the Pioneer City and is welcomed by friends in business and social circles.
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A. FR. Jones
Scranton Republican
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Gas Seep At Silk Mill Promises Fuel Possibility
A water bore at the silk mill has released a substantial flow of natural gas. Officials say the quantity is not yet sufficient for use but hope to extract enough for fuel and heat for the mill.
Local Residents and Legal Update From Nineveh to Pittsburg
Mr A Ti Jones and Mrs Jones reside at 73 Wayne Street with T A Baesett in the Metropolis. Mrs Lawsley visits Nineveh Minnesota. W A Swinsle remains homebound due to illness. T J Maxcy of Pittsburg visits friends in the city. Norman Tuttle, accused of murder, is discharged by Alderman Lowery. police note the arrest stemmed from a spurious report.
Closing Night of the I C O T P Festival at Weber's rink
The Odd Fellows fair ends tonight with an exhibition drill by Canton Scranton Patriarchs Militant. Burgess J E Watkins won the door prize a pair of blankets. Borough school board appoints night school teachers for November 6 at three buildings. Grand concert and social planned for the Catholic parish in Weber's rink with an afterglow program.
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Canton Scranton
Burgess J. E. Watkins
Borough School Board
James F. Fuley
Edith Watkins
Gertrude Morris
North Main Street
Hattie Mackenzie
Mattie Powell
Schoni
Booth Taylor
Samuel J. Philins
Weber's Rink
Golo
Iss Arigoni
Bea
The Lyceum stage shines in Phroso starring Odette Tyler
Scranton audiences praised the Lyceum production of Phroso with an all star cast led by Odette Tyler as the title role. Robert D. McTean and J H Benrimo gave standout performances as Wheatley and Mouraki Pasha with strong support from Franklin Roberta Morgan Coman Ogden Wright and Maud Hasford. The show closed with multiple encores and the Bennett Moulton company also featured at the Academy of Music presenting The Senator's Wife and The Girl of the Mines.
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Phroso
Lyceum
Scranton
Charlce Frohman
Phrowo
Ater
Odette Tyler
M Anich
Mouraki Pasha
J. H. Benrimo
Empire Stock Company
Franklin Roberta
Constantine
Morgan Coman Oe
Denny
Bennett and Moulton Company
Academy of Music
Jermyn and Mayfield Contributions and Local News
Community records show donations toward a silk mill site totaling 1400 dollars. Local events include a Daughters of St George anniversary, a ring contest won by Miss Serete, and a son born to Mr and Mrs George Duns. Mine Inspector Roderick investigated a Delaware and Hudson accident. Rev Thomas Cook to preach at Primitive Methodist Church.
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Graves Ros
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Dicksons Return From Trip and Local Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs James P Dickson return today from a trip to Norte town New Jersey. Rev Dr John Parker preached his Diet sermon to a good audience at the Methodist church two weeks into his stay, drawing many friends who regret his departure. Miss Carr of Factoryville visits Miss Anna Worden while Miss Candace Smith stays in Scranton for a week. Mr and Mrs Godahall of Waverly were guests of Rev and Mrs Cork yesterday. Mr and Mrs John Swartz of Clarks Summit were in town Wednesday. Janet Dickson visits friends in Boston New York and Philadelphia. Mrs Delbert Knight spent the day in town yesterday.
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Tvor Thomas
Welch Congregational Church
Kate Sheppard
Wilkes- Barre
Liegee Jones
Storrs Street
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David Price
Bert
Clark's Summit
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Tri
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N. J
John Parker
Methodist Church
Miss Carr
Factoryville
Anna Worden
Candace Smith
Scranton
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Godahall
Waverly
Child injured in Grassy mine accident at dawn
David John Morgan, one year old of Me and Mire James Morgan of Fern HM, was hurt when a large prop collapsed at Grassy mine on Thursday morning. He and his father were nearby. the boy was taken home for medical care. Nearby community notices announce a oyster supper by the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid next Wednesday evening and church services at several local churches with Rev A V Bower preaching.
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Mire
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Fern HM
Ladies’ Aid Society
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New Church
Tickuta
Ang Sbecenta
A. V. Bower
Beranton
Congregational Church
Blakely Haptist
Edwards Hall
School of the Lackawanna Opens Courses for College
Scranton Pennsylvania school advertises preparatory courses for college law medicine and richness. Rev Thomas M Coon is principal and proprietor with W E Plumbs and A M head master. Catalogue available by mail.
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Peckville Baptist Church Services and Local Obituary
Peckville Baptist church services announced with morning and evening sermons by Rev. Thomas, topics rallying battlements and a call to deliverance. Obituary notes death of Mrs. Williams of Depot Street aged around eighty, survived by husband and children. Thanksgiving supper planned by Methodist and Presbyterian churches, with rehearsals for special music and a sermon series on faith’s triumph. Community notices invite attendance and care for elderly parishioners through transport arrangements.
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Tedd Sams
Steab
Eobeval
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Bimpkins
Byworth Cile
The Play's the Thing at Academy and Gaiety Engagements
The King Dramatic company plans a major week at the Academy of Music and the Gaiety. Opening Monday will feature Hands Across the Sea and Faust with a strong cast led by Louis James Kathryn Kidder Charles B Hanford. The repertoire includes The Winter's Tale and other Shakespearean and classic dramas while the Gaiety hosts the Little Vi egot Burlesque and Miner and Vans Bohemian Burlesquers later in the week.
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Charles B. Hanford
Louis Jones
Kathryn Kidder
Charles 8. Hanford
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Lehigh Valley schedule updates from Scranton to western points
Train notices show Lehigh Valley Railroad timetables effective May 1 detailing departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D and H R and other routes. Services include Black Diamond Express and Lee, with connections to White Haven Hazleton Bethlehem Easton Reading Mauch Chunk and Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and more via D W R R and Lackawanna routes.
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Time Table Shows Sept 11 1599 Train Schedule
Trains depart Beranton for New York Newchurgh and intermediate Mirle ruthend points Hawley and boo pointe at 7.05 am and 2.28 pm. Returns arrive Beranton at 10.4 am and 3.16 and 2.10 pm.
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Pittston Briefs: Grim milestones and odd incidents
Special to Thy Scranton Tribune reports on a Pittston man HW Griffiths who died after heart trouble at Mill Street Weat Pittston. The piece lists executives of Black Diamond Mook and Lawl der Co. including President M. Barty and Foreman Ogear Elterioh. A Carbondale councilman was arrested for causing an accidental insult to a police friend. he was released. Peter Wynn of Duryea died jumping onto a locomotive tender. A raucous hooting match featuring 150 live birds is announced for the Inkerman Gut club grounds Saturday night.
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Griffiths
Miver Street
Uftur
Black Digamond Mook and Lawlder Company
M. Barty
Vlar
Wiliam Kimmey
Tris
Albert Eltonth
Peter Wynn
Duryea
Sluke
Inkers Man Gut Club
Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollar Reward
The notice touts a constitutional catarrh cure claiming to cure all cases. It offers a $100 reward for any failure and directs readers to send for testimonials from T. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also advertises various pills and remedies for liver and digestive issues with local availability.
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Srussiels
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