Our Pets Crescents Triumph Over Alumni in Two Games
The Crescents shut out the Scranton Alumni in a doubleheader at Duffy's field. Morning: Hyde Parkers win 7 to 2 behind Owney and Fee struggles. Afternoon: a dominant 10 to 0 display with Harrison, Tropp, and Cuff sparking a sharp fielding attack. About 6,000 fans witness the strong comeback.
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Scranton
Jack Fee
Crescents
Duffy's Field
Crescentia
Tathustiasis
McAndrew
Fee
Owney
Hyde Park
Everyody
Joseph Harrison
Joe
Harrison
Genie
Tropp
Hyde Parkers
Crescens
Morris
Emmett
Nitchher
Murray
Rosler
Cuff
Me'Tilernan
Honesdale
Rustytowners
Hyde
Duffy
McTiernan
Boone Hill
Sandy Banks
South Side
Central City
Allen
Crescents Rally Halfback Flannery, Rosler Spark Scranton Attack
In a Scranton exhibition, Flannery made four sensational catches in center field aiding the Crescents as Rosler and Monaghan led a hot hitting effort. Trapp and Phannery made key plays in the field while Morris anchored in second base and Jimmie Murray at short delivered tight defense.
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Flannery
Fay
Loft Center
Hilly
Joe Rosler
Seranton Fame
Trapp
Scranton
Phannery
Crescents
Monaghan
Rosler
Jeffries
Phillips
O Mer
Ile
Morris
Jimmie Murray
McTiernan
Billy Mett
Preachers Children Benefit From Grape Nuts Cure
A prominent minister's wife reports her eight year old daughter suffered bowel trouble until five months of using Grape Nuts. The family switched to one breakfast cereal and described improved health, a plump child, and hearty appetite. The Postum Company of Battle Creek, Michigan supplied the endorsement.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hitting feats and standout players at Carbondale diamond
Morning and afternoon sessions showed Crescenta and Carbondale hitters producing multiple extra base hits including two two baggers and two three baggers among ten hits. George Cure's two two base hits and one three base hit headline a strong day while Phillips made 34 chances with only three errors and Sport Thomas of Scranton earns praise as a lively all around player.
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McAndrew
Crescenta
George Cure
Smmett
Flannery
Phillips
Hyde Park
Thomas
Scranton
Carbondale
Nathan Hale in Carbondale Grand debut draws praise
The 1902 03 season opened at the Grand in Carbondale with Howard Kyle presenting Clyde Fitch’s Nathan Hale. The veteran company returned to favor as the patriotic play pleased a large, enthusiastic audience. Curtain calls followed each act, and the renovated theatre drew accolades for Manager Byrne.
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Carbondale
Grand
Howard Kyle
Clyde Fitch
Nathan Hale
Kyle
Byrne
Labor Day Observed Quietly in Carbondale Amid Coal Strike
Carbondale showed a subdued Labor Day with no formal celebrations. Many visitors went to Scranton or Lake Lodore, while Duffy's field hosted Crescents versus Alumni with over 6,000 spectators. The Grand hosted Howard Kyle in Nathan Hale, opening the dramatic season, and the Burk building saw a dance for about 150 young people.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Lake Lodore
Duffy's Field
Crescents
Grand
Howard Kyle
Nathan Huale
Brchers
Burke
Jesse Bagley Rests in Local Funeral Services
The funeral of Jesse Bagley was held yesterday from his Belmont street residence. He was laid to rest with Masonic rites at Maplewood cemetery. Rev. Charles Lee and Rev. FP Sawyer officiated as Carbondale lodge Masons attended the services and honored him as a respected citizen and loyal friend.
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Jesse Bagley
Belmont Street
Masonic Order
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Carbondale Lodge
Masong
Maplewood Cemetery
Rustytown Backer Bets On Team After Loss
Hampton, once tied to Carbondale and Alumni Park, now in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, is a strong Rustytown supporter. He reportedly bet heavily on the Rustytown squad yesterday and plans a trip to Carbondale today to face questions from colleagues on the Delaware and Hudson road after Rustytown’s defeat.
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Ftuel Hampton
Carbondale
Alumni Park
Honesdale
Billy Miller
Rustytown
George J. Henton Closes Travel Career After Severing Ties
George J. Henton, a famed traveling salesman, has severed his connections with his longtime employer. The move ends a notable chapter in his decades of field work across the region.
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George J. Henton
Cholera Morbus Urges Quick Treatment and Prevention
Mrs E H Delano of Durant Michigan reports severe cholera morbus attacks but relies on Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief. She has used two bottles in four years and asserts it defeats even dangerous cases. Available from all druggists.
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Mra
E. H. Delano
Durant
Mich
Chamberlain
Salesman Benton Joins Allen Ditchett Company
Benton leaves R C Williams and Co to join Allen Ditchett Co New York successors to Sout Spencer Co. He brings wide trade connections and strong sales ability. Territory remains in the valley with headquarters in Carbondale and promises of large patronage for his new employers.
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R. C. Willams & Co
New York City
Allen Ditchett Company
Sout, Spencer & Co
Benton
Carbondale
Rustytown Archbalds Clash In Fearful Lake Lodore Scramble
Archbald correspondents pipe loudly as Rustytown and Archbalds meet in a bald Lake Lodore event described as a fearful slaughter. Benny Hessling is noted for bravely taking bumps while the Rustytown side suffers a lopsided 12 to 5 finish amid umpire wrangling and crowd reaction.
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Rustytown
Lake Lodore
Benny” Hessling
Benny Hessling
Johnny Dougher
Honesdalers
Illness Affects Henry Kennedy Jr at South Main Home
Henry Kennedy Jr. is seriously ill at his residence on South Main Street as local caregivers monitor his condition. No additional details are provided about he or his family.
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Henry Kennedy, Jr
South Main Street
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Roundup
Yesterday was a general holiday with stores closed and residents out of town. The Sacred Heart church plans a choir reorganization with Miss Sadie Timlin as organist. School resumes after vacation. Local figures, sports, and visits noted, including the Young Men's Institute baseball trip to Minooka and performances by the Lawrence band in Servanton.
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Philip Baker
John R. Jones
Main Street
Congregation of Sacred Heart Church
Sadie Timlin
Hemelright
Clyde Hell
New Jersey
Jermyn
John Maynard
Ruth
South Main Street
Duryea
Mary Swick
Gertrude Davis
New York
Young Men's Institute
Minooka
Local Notes From Olyphant and Surrounding Towns
Daily social notes list residents and visitors across Olyphant Kingston Shickshinny Green Ridge Susquehanna Blweet Gelatt Norwicht and nearby areas. Names include Miss Marie Sarge Miss Katie OHare Bert Davis Samuel Roe Edith Corwin L D Martin Ethelbert Jones May Evans Lillian Taylor Nellie Gallagher Alice Kelly and others visiting relatives friends and returning from trips.
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Joseph Patten
Lake Chapman
John Probert
Delaware Street
Kingston
Marie Sarge
Shickshinny
Katie O'Hare
Paterson
N. J
Neal O' Boyle
May Evans
Lillian Taylor
Spring Brook
L. D. Martin
Barbara Ferguson
New York
Edith Corwin
Green Ridge
Ethelbert Jones
Norwich
Edward Jones
Flossie Evans
Susquehanna Blweet
Gelatt
Samuel Roe
Brooklyn
Bert Davis
Will Tobias
South Gibson
Robert Lewsley
Carbondale
Nellie Gallagher
Alice Kelly
Stroudsburg
Archbald School Board elects new teachers
At a special meeting Miss Mame Price was chosen to replace resigning C A Burke and will teach at Ridge. Miss Della Dougher will teach at Edgerton. School opens this morning as others visit townsfolk recount local sports and leisure.
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Mame Price
C. A. Burke
Burke
Della Dougher
Edgerton
Miss Price
the Ridge
James Eggert
Metuchen
N. J
J. H. Battenberg
Scranton
Walter Luer
Germania
Louise Bishop
Carbondale
William Howley
Lake Lodore
Honesdale
Hannah Cavanaugh
Alice
Atlantic City
Jopling Family Reunion Reported in Scranton Area
Peckville residents Mr and Mrs James Jopling with children Edna Claude and Harold attended the Jopling reunion at West Scranton last week. Mr and Mrs William Rooke and daughter Edith and son also attended as did W Lathrop and Miss Pearl Treverton of Beranton who called on their...
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James Jopling
Edna
Claude
Harold
Academy Street
William Rooke
Edith
Jopling
West Scranton
W. ©. Lathrop
Miss Pearl Treverton
Beranton
Community Visits and Family Travels in Scranton Area
A string of social calls and visits across Scranton area towns including Misa Miuude Treverton on Main street. Mrs. John Reese of West Scranton visits her son, while Mrs. Decker and children from Nicholson visit George and Mrs. Clark on Brook street. Grace Day and daughter Grace return from Niagara Falls. Muriel Evans visits Cora Hendricks on Academy street. William Miller and family return from Nagareth. Edward Evans and daughter return from Ocean Grove after a ten day stay.
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Misa Miuude ‘Treverton
Main Street
Mary
Hilda Swick
Jermyn
John Reese
West Scranton
Decker
Nicholson
Stubbs
George Clark
Brook Street
John Day
Grace
Niagara Falls
Muriel Evans
Providence
Cora Hendricks
Academy Street
William Miller
Bel) Place
Nagareth
Edward Evans
Blakely
Ocean Grove
Taylor Mine Locals Lead Parade in Scranton
Taylor Mine locals 901 1013 and 1649 strutted in a strong parade at Scranton. Public schools in the borough reopen this morning after summer vacation. The term is extended to ten months from nine. Four events followed.
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Taylor, Pyne
Local News and Notes from Lincoln Heights Community
Two teachers resign and pew school at Lincoln Heights nears completion with occupancy planned by the 11th. Peter Roberts, former Old Forge president, dies at his daughter's home on Oxford Street. funeral set for Wednesday afternoon. Victoria Silk factory promoters visit High Street as machinery is installed. Notable visitors include Arthur English and Miss Reed from New York. residents travel and recoveries noted among neighbors.
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Lincoln Heights
Peter Roberts
Old Forge
Oxford Street
High Street
Megsra
Charles EE. Davis
Simon Revdy
J. W. Sando
M. F. Sando
Victoria Suk
Arthur English
Miss Reed
New York City
B. O. Jones
Main Street
James Morris
Grove Street
Lake Winola
Thomas Murnett
Tinton Street
Rdinonson
Alfred Bunfield
Satin and Taffeta Sale in All Colors
A sale offers satins and taffetas in regular 15 18 and 20 cent prices. Satin faced material advertised in assorted colors and finishes.
Fancy Corded, Liberty and Lat in 65 cent quality
A brief line notes a stock or description of fabrics labeled Fancy Corded Liberty and Lat in with a price tag of 65 cents. The item appears as a retail or catalog entry without further context or details.
Town Gossip Notes From Nearby Visitors
Miss Edith Williams of Washington street hosted a guest. Miss Maud Anderson of Green Ridge visited friends in town yesterday. Itichaard Gendall of Crawford New Jersey called on friends in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs J L Davin of Wilkes-Barre were guests of relatives in town yesterday.
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Edith Williams
Washington Street
Maud Anderson
Green Ridge
Itichaard Gendall
Crawford
N. J
J. L. Davin
Wilkes- Barre
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Kane
Vissees
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R. G ” Mupvay
Fener
Flinnery
Loftus
U McAndrew
U Fee
P Vee
O H Beere
Tolen
Rogler
Mor“Jeffries
balla—Tropp
O'Rolley
Preacher's
Lincoln
Jas. Boss
Keystone Watch Case CO
Philadelphia
Labor Day
Ruel
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Peckville
Connolly & Wallace
Onton’s Shopping
College
Washington Avenue
Keller Brothers
Tory
Joseph Keller
Keller
Keller Bros
Keller & VanDyke
Taylor
Wyoming Ave
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