Eagle and Wildcat Collision Over Rabbit Duel
A Starrucca area farm recounts an unusual wildlife clash as an eagle swoops on a rabbit, then a wildcat rushes in to fight the eagle. The rabbit escapes twice, the eagle retreats to the trees, and the cat drags away with its quarry amid torn fur and feathers. Nearby, Erie railroad excursions and county events fill the news.
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Susquehanna
Thomas Jenkins
Starracea
Jenkins Farm
Boy Cured of Colic After Doctor's Treatment Failed
A four year old boy suffered colic until a local caregiver provided Chamberlain's Calms, Leva and Diarrhoea Remedy. Within an hour the child slept and recovered. The note is signed by Fr. Li Wilkins, a bookkeeper for Lake Lumber Co, Shell Lake. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Li, Wilkins
Shell Lake
Wilkins
Li Lake Lumber Co
Republican county convention to nominate county officials
Tunkhannock hosts the Republican county convention at the courthouse Monday at 2 PM to nominate officials including prothonotary register and recorder sheriff representative in legislature county commissioners and county auditors. Nominees include Frank Major for prothonotary and several candidates for other posts with no clear winner yet. The day also notes primary results and local social visits.
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Washington Township
Edwin Robinson
Forkaston
Daniel Squiers
Nicholson
Blanley KR. Brunges
Tunkhannock Township
Moses Shields, Jr
Newell A. Doty
Mehoopany
Edward 8. Hinds
Factoryville
Charles B. Little
Scranton
Funnie Harris
New York
Triton Hose Company
Meshoppe
James B. Frear
Theatrical Notices Preview Major West Side Stage Week
The Lyceum hosts Nathan Hale as a prime dedication with the Myrkle Harder company at the Academy of Music streaming new stock theater. Adelaide Thurston debuts At Cozy Corners while Ramsbury Morris prepares Ninety and Nine. Jerome Sykes leads The Billionaire with plans for New Haven and New York engagements.
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Kyle
Keyie
Lyceum
Myrkle Harder
Academy of Music
New York
Adelaide Thurston
Miss Thurston
Frank McKee
L. P. Phelps
Europe
Mr. Mckee
Clyde Fitch
Mary Mannering
Garrick Theater
Miss Mannering
Ramsiuy Morris
Ira D. Sanker
Jerome Sykes
Law & Erlanger
Harry E. Smith
Gus Kerker
New Haven
America
Sykes
May Rolon
Comedienne
Thomas C. Leavy
Tivoli Opera House
San Francisco
Mildred Tolland
Hohengollern
Paris
Theodore Kremer
Miss Holland
Tine
Buffalo
Katherine Willard
Edwards
White
Keene, N. H
New Scenic Production For Miss Willard Announced
Manager White unveils a complete scenic production and costume collection for Miss Willard. The supporting company repeats with most of the prior cast re engaged, maintaining the high standard of last season.
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Temberd
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Miss Willard
Megargee Bros Printers Ad Notice
Miscellaneous item shows Megargee Bros printers with enclosing stationery goods and a warehouse address at 1 Washington Avenue listing stationery products and packaging services.
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Washington Avenue
Megargee Bros
Baseball Scores Across Cities in Early Doubleheaders
Detroit and St Louis hosts feature two games each with separate batters and pitchers listed. Batteries Yeager Slever Buelow Carrick Clark versus Plank Powers Donahue Kahoe Umpire O Loughlin attendance 1 58b. Philadelphia tops St Louis 7 0 in game one and wins 2 8 in game two with Lustings Powers Poe. Chicago hosts Baltimore 6 5 and 5 3 with Kutell Robinson Callahan McFarland umpire Caruthers attendance 1825. Cleveland hands Boston 3 1 over 11 innings with Joss Wood Criger and Connolly umpire.
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Thamaddoon
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Connolly
Unclear High School Scores From Weehawken Area Meet
Sporadic scores show Providence routing Jersey City 12 to 0 while Newark nabbed an 11 6 win over Rochester and a 10 5 result against Worcester. The second Newark game was halted in the final half of the sixth inning.
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Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Children are invited to cut out weekly pictures, mark hidden objects, and mail entries to The Tribune Purale Department. First correct six solutions received will have names published. Last week nine solvers were listed with ages and addresses, plus the week’s puzzle solutions and dates.
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Brooklyn Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Brooklyn society notes list Mrs. Mary Palmer and daughter Elizabeth visiting from Scranton, Mrs. Amanda Brush in town from Binghamton, J. J. Austin on a Scranton trip, and tea hosted by Mrs. W. L. Kent. Emma Eldridge returns to Beranton after visiting here, O W Foote of Scranton visits, and Oscar Davidson from Newark visits uncle A A Quilok.
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Elizabeth
Scranton
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Binghamton
J. J. Austin
Ladies’ Aid of the Universalist Church
G. I. Giles
Emma Eldridge
Beranton
W. Tl. Kent
O. W. Foote
Bcranton
M. E. Weston
A. W. Kent
Oscar Davidson
Newark
A. A. Quilok
Green Ridge Amateurs Edge Siaquehanna in Tough Sat Match
The Green Ridge Amateurs lost 7 to 6 to Siaquehanna in a tense Saturday contest praised as one of the best played on the Busque hianna grounds. This afternoon they face the Rimsons Hi Nong Ageronation at o’clock on the drcuus grounds for another strong show.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Wilkes Barre to New York and Beyond
Railway notice lists June 15 effective departures from Scranton via D and R Tt and connections to Philadelphia New York and coal region towns. Details include timings for Carbondale Philadelphia Sun May branches and trains to Pottsville Bethlehem Towanda Elmira Geneva Chicago and Buffalo plus Pullman car service between Wilkes-Barre New York and Susquehton. Officials ROLLIN H. WILBUR and city ticket offices noted.
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Philadelphia
New York
Anrough Patlor
Carrie Day
Carbondale
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Sunmays
Sunmays Re Ror. Was. WT Pp. 9 For W Iilte Ten Hazivton
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Tor
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Ticheton
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Rochester
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Wilkes-Barre
Suspenston Bridge
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Nonemacher
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Ecity Ticket Office
Public Square
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable and Connections
Trains from Scranton depart daily at 7 20 a m and 4 p m with through services to New York Philadelphia Boston and regional points. The Avancea Express runs via Allentown with minimal car changes to Baltimore and Washington D C. Additional services serve Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Tamaqua Ottaville and Wilkes Barre. Rates and tickets available at station agents. W G Bassler General Manager M Burt General Passenger Agent.
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Scranton Train Schedule of June 16 1902
Schedule of weekday through trains from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia and connections. 6.38 a m offers Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches via Pottsville with stops at principal intermediate stations and connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg. 6.47 p m runs to Sunbury Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West. 1.42 p m weekday service to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg and the West. 3.28 p m through vestibule train from Wilkes-Barre with Pullman and coaches to Philadelphia via Pottsville. 4.5 p m weekday service to Hazleton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
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Harrisburg
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Pittsburg
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Pittsburo
Hazleton
Larrisburg
Train Schedules From Scranton to Carbondale and Points North
In effect June 11 1962 train times listed for Carbondale Honesdale Wilkes-Barre and Albany North points. Weekday and Sunday departures shown with morning and evening services and a note: W. L. Pryor D P A Scranton Pa.
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Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
B. V
Pennsylvania
Albany
Points North
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Wilkes-Harre
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