Fair At Tendence Noted After Played Match
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
10
Prospect citizen praises Dean's Kidney Pills relief
George G. Snyder of Prospect Street, a Delaware, Lackawanna and Western worker, recounts back pain and rheumatic-like stiffness improved within a week after using Dean's Kidney Pills sold at Matthews & TiVo's drug store. FosterMilburn Co. markets in Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Snyder
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dean
Matthews Tivos’ Drug Store
Hey
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. Ss
Two train wrecking attempts reported in West Pittston
In West Pittston two attempts to derail a train were reported, with wooden wedges and cobblestones found jammed in the track near Ste. Emacheanna Avenue. Detectives pursued suspects, with arrests expected Thursday morning.
Bradford County News In Turbulent Times
Bradford County reports amid a heavy storm affecting Towanda and surrounding towns. Notable events include H A Lyon gaining recognition in music locally, a Navy officer Walter McLean visiting Towanda, and officials handling nominations and filings for county offices amid a Republican convention.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advised by Local Merchant
A local merchant praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best preparation for coughs and praises its effects on customers. The article asserts it is the preferred choice for adults and children, recommended by a shop owner in Mayes of Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inix Slomore
Edielies
O. Leight
Bouse Springs
Chamberlain
Court term opens as Carey vs Lamoreux spans wages case
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports the October term of the court of common pleas opening in Tunkhannock. The case Carey vs Lamoreux and Co. occupied Tuesday with the matter of wages. Local society notes include visits by George W. Biddle, Mrs. Robertson ill with appendicitis, and social visits on Second Street. A trespass suit against Nicholson borough proceeds as witnesses gather. a verdict in the Lamoreux case is anticipated. Governor candidate Samuel W. Pennypacker plans a Thursday address at the courthouse with a large local delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Court of Common Pleas
Ord. A. Carey
Laimeroux & Ci
Northmorehouad
George W. Biddle
Pension Department
Washington
Deemer Bid- Henman
Warren Street
Stephen Robertson
Second Street
John M. Chum
Wilkee-Barre
Lattens
Lows
oCyanp
William Cy Kittredge Wiea Ving Itor
Wilkes-Barre
Ova Snark
Methodist
Yiscopiaal Whamel
Dg. Wo Phott
Mullen
Cary
WLA
Lamoreux & 'O
Samuel W. Pentuypacker
Egovernor
Court House
Montrose
Charles B. Williame
BM Nichols
Scranton
Blark
Bridge Street
Kate & Son
Dicott Bidleman
Irene
William Weert
Item
Went Brothers
Selate Rhea
Matlin
Pine Street
Jay Maynard Chase
Mungerford & Zon
Mullin & Dunn Company
Platts Opera House
For Rent and Sale in a Busy Tribune Sprawl
Obscure rental and sale notices in a mid century Tribune page. Listings mention furnished rooms for rent, a brick building with boiler house and sheds, a clock talcaco company site, lost items including a gold locket, and a model laundry offering low prices for shirts and collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boller Howee
Talacoo Ca
Winton
Bullen
Brooklyn Socials and Visiting Notes Highlight Week
Brooklyn society and church notices fill the week with gatherings and visits. Mrs. Luther Fish hosted a Presbyterian Aid lunch, the Harvest festival drew a good crowd, and Miss Wattie McAllen visited relatives in Nicholson. Attendees traveled to Scranton and Montrose for events as locals prepared for an upcoming public sale and a telephone line upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mpeo- He's Christian Union
A. W. Went
Presbyterian Udies
Luther Fish
Christian Endeavor
B. Eldridge
M. W. Palmer
Madame Sembrich
Scranton
Ellen Miller
J. C. Miller
A.C. Lowe
Littl Meadow
I. O) Snyder
Miss Lewis
Dalton
Glenn Tewksbury
A. Titsworth
Montrose
Nettie Stephens
Mtchel Stephens
Selah Burbants
Scraytey
Wattie McAllen
Nicholson
John Swarts
Aldie
Delle Benjamin
Webster
William Mitchell
al. la
Lemon
Elizabeth Richards
Emereon Sterling
Lestershire
Kingsley
Vie Ellis
Hinvford
Brookien
Local notices mention weddings meetings and sports clubs
Brief items note a wedding reception at the bride’s home and a ceremony. The Bowery football eleven seeks first class seven opponents. The Taylor Reds plan an evening meeting to elect a manager. Mine workers and mechanics groups announce gatherings and reports from Wilkes-Barre and Lackawanna. Individuals in town are listed visiting or returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
Taylor Reds
Archbild
Colted Mine Workers of America
Odd Fellows
Aira
James Dalley
Paterson
N. J
Dave
Taylor
Pyne Mine Lool
United Mine Workers of America
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Valley Council
American Mechanics
Popswar Seesorn
Alive H. Dix
Honesdale
David MM. Willits
Main Street
W. L. Jones
Taylor Street
Canmiden
Nod
David Copper Held at Playlist church in Dalton
Friday evening Willard B D Howe impersonator will present David Copper Held at the Playlist church with admission at 20 cents. Also notes a bridge work stoppage by miners, a move of local residents to Scranton, and Harvest Home services at the Baptist church with morning and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Coppers
Willard BD. Howe
Mr. Howe
Willard Smith
Discubadava
Mexico
Smith
My Cal Storage
Simpson & Watkins
Scranton
Frank von Storch
John Willams
de BE A
Buller
Ener
Reynolds
Minet Lenon
Harvest
Baptist Church
Heath
Purster
Local Physician Weds Miss Rose Mack in Olyphant
Dr J J Price, a well known young physician, married Rose Mack of Wilkes Barre at the parish church yesterday morning. They plan a wedding trip then reside at the Mahon house in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. J. J. Price
Gilave
Rose Mack
Wilkes-Barre
Bitter Place
Mahon House
St. Patrick’s Church
Alfred Griffiths
Tennis
Jermyn
Institute
I. N. Neary
Carbondale
T. F P. Rogan
J. H. Mahon
John Lawler
Austin Lynch
Starraces
Sadie Oakes
Allentown
Large Corporation Seeks Energetic General Agent Countywide
Help wanted for an energetic general agent countywide. No books insurance or canvassing. Acquaintance with merchants and manufacturers necessary. Permanent bond state service experience references. Address suite 101 Chestnut Bl Philadelphia. Experienced bookkeeper seeks situation thoroughly competent high references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut BL
Philadelphia
Marriage Looms for Broman and Kearney at St Thomas
John J. Broman and Nellie Kearney of Laurel Street prepare for a wedding at St Thomas Church on Wednesday October 23 as town residents note social activity. Archbalda Swift and John Farrell hosted callers in Jermyn Tuesday evening with Butler and Lack also sharing local visits. Mrs John Gilhool and son Pink returned from a trip to Carbondale after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da. Swift
John Farrell
Jermyn
Tl. Butler
Mayfield
O B. Lack
Olyphant
John J. Broman
Nellie Kearney
Laurel Stpeet
St. Thomas Church
Thowe
Oligabeth
Noo
Mrr
John Gilhool
Pink
Wheltowldih
Carbondale
Buried Fragments of Public Notices and Local Addresses
An assortment of scattered names places and businesses appear in this street level notice fragment. It lists entities such as THE BLK CAPE 1 AND IW PAN and SCRANTON HOUSE along with various proprietors and addresses like North Malis aves and Worehouse. The text is incomplete but indicates a compilation of local commercial and property references.
Revival services aid by Rev Cook in Laveyville meetings
E F Johnson visits relatives in Dr Van Decker and wife with Mrs CH ManConnell in Tunkhannock. Rev Cook assists Key Howen in revival work. Ray Potter improves after illness. Mrs B A Colvin visits friends in Sayre. Richard Sheridan spends Sunday with Beranton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton
Nicholson
E. FE. Johnson
Picture Puzzle for Young Readers at The Tribune
Cut out daily pictures, circle the hidden objects, and mail or bring them to The Tribune Puzzle Department. Include name, age, and address. six plots marked correctly during the week earn publication of names in Monday’s Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
the Tribune
Taylor Third Ward Club Meeting Tonight
Taylor Third ward political club to meet this evening in their homes at O'Brien hall on Main street. A very pretty marriage was solemnized yesterday at the Church of Immaculate Conception when Miss Sarah Hopkins of South Scranton and Thomas Coyne of North Taylor were united in wedlock by Rev. 4. A. Moffit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrone Evuepiclone
Frank McHale
Pine Street
Miss . Gallagher
Upper Pittston
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Orefon Heights
Willi Gaughan
New York City
Anna Kelley
Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
M. Felter
West Pittston
B. Griffin
John Rother
Delaware Avenue
Dallas
Ligerne Court
John Kennedy
Mulholland
Doerter
Third Ward
O'Brien Hall
Main Street
Diamond Express and Parlor Cars Serve Wilkes-Barre to New York
The Diamond Express offers Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on the route from Wilkes-Barre to New York and Philadelphia with service through to Buffalo and the Suspension Bridge. It lists personnel, connections, and major intermediate stations including Geneva, Rochester, Chicago, and other points west. Reservations and ticket services are available at Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philladelpha
New York
DP. &T
J. Vi Aneh
Kirtons Hate
PNM
Adelikan
Dake
Lael
Pingleton
MIT
Port Tinkhinnock
Downanda
Elian Ithtea
Geneva
D. Lee
Pepe
Thochester
Rultale
Nhigfra Palle
Chicago
All Pointe West
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelhia
Buffalo
Corthind Street
Nonamacher
Theilehem
Pullman
Lelte
Publ Square
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable With Connections
Scranton trains depart at 7 00 a m for New York Philadelphia and other cities. Quaker City train leaves Scranton 7 00 am for Baltimore Washington and southern ports. Branches to Wilkes Barre Pittston Reading Lebanon Allentown and Martinsburg via Allentown plus Long Branch and Atlantic coast routes. Tickets and passes available from W G Bessler Gen Manager COM BVT Gen Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Avece
Piitston
Wilkes. Barre
M. Bunidsday
Long Branch
Deain Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Marrishiays
Allentown
Train Schedule Details for Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia Routes
The timetable outlines train connections from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia via Pittston and Bittaville with intermediate stops. It mentions service days, weekly divisions, and connections for Sunpyie, Mattinee, and various western routes, including Baltimore and Washington connections and westward services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirme Tay ii
Wesdheile
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphics
Potieville
Etapa
Pibedial
Sunpyie
Baerebieg
Philiadelptia
Mattinee
West
Bayt
Nave
Oofevishung
Papetethia
Baltimore
Washington
Dita
Weel Devs
Chinarih Vosrhory
Wilkes- Barre
Unclear OCR rail notice with scattered locations and items
Fragmented passage lists rail divisions, stations, trains, and towns including New York elts Mid aketown Norwich Oneida and Qakor City. References to train arrivals and service notes appear amid garbled names and dates, yielding a partial transportation notice with many unreadable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre Trulia
Beyunion
Gywrhandale
Cadena Corbondol
Boronkan
Var Teanbay
Bedyin
Ceenee Dai
Mn Bolt
Cudosia
Bossare
Ikem
Vinlee
Dave
Boon Hunduve
New York
Mid
Aketown
Vealten
Norwich
Oneida
Qakor City
Bor
Weber - Pandy Ie
Sepnis Awhiei
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Krotushy Bitus
Roy
West Side Hospital
Roy Cabgator
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Serninton Ehile
J. Bassin
Deproit
Yeir
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Springfield
Wobyhanna
Moore Building
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Mialin
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Specia
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Central City
Albert Scheults
Mulberry Street
Wester Ave
Gustav Picu
Adams Avenue
West Side
Gho
W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
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Cedar Avenue
North Scranton— Gro, W. Davis, Eorner
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Green Ridge
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Cheen Tide Street
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Rove Y Wash
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Erie Railyord
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Tia & Heel
Bernt
Leiter
White Mills
Ontario and Western
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