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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1899

Page

9

Carbondale Tennis Club Plans Ninth Annual Tournament

The Carbondale Tennis Club to hold the ninth annual tournament at North Main court. Play begins 7.40 am Monday with draws including John Morgan Dwight Lathrope and others. Prizes include Spalding racquets and belts with events across six classes and mixed matches.

Carbondale Tennis Club A. N. Crane Scratchman William Swigert A. G. Rutherford John Newton John Morgan Bilas McMullen John Aitken Claude Olver Dwight Lathrope Rex Lathrope Ben L. Singer Rueesell Spencer Edward Burr Rutherford-Aitken Crane McMullen Swigert-Burr Newton-Singer Olver Russell Spencer Spalding Pourles A. le Crane Will Swigert Silas McMullen Will Morgan Newton-Rutherford Lathrope W. Morgan Crane and Swigert Morgan Aitken McMullen

Cramer Held on $1300 Bail for Shot At City Transit Crew

Samuel Cramer of Jertayn was arraigned before Alderman Jones on Saturday on charges of shooting at Conductor Coffin and Motorman Orr near Archhbald Friday night. He was with a man named Snyder when his horse blocked a street car track and he fired as Transit Company employees tried to move him. the bullet pierced the car. Bail was set at $1000 with $500 for carrying concealed weapons.

Samuel Cramer Jertayn Jones Coffin Orr Archhbald Cramer Snyder Traction Company

Local Social Notes and Minor Updates From Town

Mrs Laude Wright visits New York City and Mrs Warren Rose visits Hancock relatives. Belmont street friends visit Bethany, while Harry Carr accepts a Philadelphia xteam position. Misses Brown and Robbins at Crystal lake. Mrs T V Winters guests return home. Pharmacist George Male and Attorney Henry FB Singer visit Labor Day in the city. Carrie Price attends a thimble tea in Bevant. Lyman Severance returns to yard work after December injury. Lowry reunion set near Dundaff on Sept 6. Presbyterian church donates 7 to Porto Rican relief. Tiffany builds 20 by 80 foot store near Delaware and Hudson pipe house.

Laude Wright New York City Warren Rose Hancock Wherry Charles Morris Belmont Street Bethany Harry Carr Park Street Philadelphia Alice Brown Ethel Robbins Crystal Lake T. V. Winter T. Compell Euston Ethel Reed Middletown Pharmaciat George Male Henrys FB Singer City Carrie Price Melmont Street Bevant FL Lingfelter Elizabeth N. O Lyman Severance Delaware and Hudson Mill Creek Lowry Hallaway Lowry Dundaff The Presbyterian Church Tiffany C. N. Branson Delaware and Hudson Ipe

Chamberlains Cholera and Dia Thora Remedy Ad

It is wise to keep Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Dia Thora Remmly at home for sudden need. The remedy is affordable, valued for bowel complaints, and sold by all druggists with Matthew Bros as agents.

Wiba Matthewa Bros

Infant dies in Peckville and Odd Fellows plan gathering

An infant child of Mr and Mrs Fid ward Thirwall of Winton died yesterday morning. Funeral will be held at the house Tuesday afternoon at 200 o'clock. Interment in Washburn Street cemetery Hyde Park. The Odd Fellows Hall association will meet at the hall Wednesday evening Lent and members are asked to attend. A gang of wandering Willies has used F Woods as stamping ground for weeks. Petty thieving near Ferristown may grow without police action. Mr W B Stevens bought the engine house at Plane F from Delaware and Hudson and plans to tear it down and build a large chickenery.

Fidward Thirwall Winton Washburn Street Hyde Park Odd Fellows’ Hall Association Nuy Aug Park William Coyne Wiliam PI Arthur Thompson Fred Coyne George Huhn Willies F. Woods Ferristown W. B. Stevens Delaware and Hudson Company Plane F Stevens Slevens New

Funeral of Ex-Foreman John P Cooper at Taylor

One of Taylor's largest funerals marked the death of ex-Foreman John P Cooper. Services at Main Street residence featured Rev. Francis Gendall and others with the M E church quartet. Burial at Forest Home Cemetery followed by a United Mine Workers procession and parade preparations.

John P. Cooper Main Street Taylor Francis Gendall F. A. King Parsons L. R. Foster M. E. Church David H. Jones Fara Griffin Post Forest Home Dunmore Price United Mine Workers Scranton Taylor Silver Cornet Mary Morgans Olyphant Archbald Lizgie Davis Kingston Nellie Grogin John Davis Forty Fort Edward Davis Middle Street Henry Evans B. J. Evans Plainsville T. L. James Eastern Association of Congregational Churches Welsh Congregational Church Stev. David Jones Hyde Park Forest Home Cemetery Presbyterian Church Rev Hughes Mesars William Watking Isaac Davis New York City Misa Ruth Evans Plyrmouth

Epworth League plans loan exhibition in Jermyn

The Epworth League general committee meets in the Methodist parsonage to organize a three night loan exhibition in Jermyn with booths for New England heath Klondike mineral display and more. Admission is ten cents or twenty five cents for a three night pass with proceeds to fund church furnace debt relief.

Epwortheague Tribune Methodist Parsonage New Engcland Heath Hosmer Fowler Klondike Booth Thomas Roundy C. F Maker Iipworth League Ladies Aid Society Church Furnace Funuel Cramer Tl. W.hieffecker Cramer Harry Snyder Berunton

Munyon's Guarantee Promises Quick Cures for Many Ailments

A historical medical advertisement touts Munyon's Guarantee claiming rapid cures for rheumatism stomach troubles kidney trouble headaches colds and more. It lists products like Kidney Cure Headache Cure Cold Cure and Entarrh while asserting a money back guarantee and free distribution at 18 Arch Street.

Munyou

Train Collision Incident Sparks Outburst on Archbald Street

A street car bumped Cramer's wagon near Archbald in heavy rain. Cramer fired two shots, one hitting the car as Conductor Couffin and Motorman Orr tried to control the scene. He was arrested for shooting with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. Several local deaths and incidents are noted, including a boy injured by a mule and the death of Miss Liggie Gannen, with funeral rites and local names mentioned.

Archbald Cramer Couffin David Orr Jermyn McGintey Ths Carbondale Alderman Jones Danny Welsh Mir Michael Welsh Maet Delaware and Hudson M. J. Shields Misa Liggie Gannen Delvet Shela Joseph Charlee George Mary Maude Afre Bradford Do'olook W. T E. Bwick J. P. Cook Factoryville Wil Bray Crystal Lake Mead Dave Tribune Providence L. Bell New Orange N. Y

Scranton Residents Visitations and Local School Opening

Mr and Mrs Davis of Scranton visited Mrs William Justin this week. Mr and Mrs Oakley Beemer welcomed a ten pound daughter on Thursday. Grace Atherton left for Stroudsburg to attend normal school with Kitty. Mrs Frank Smoke returns to Hoboken after weeks with J J Jennings. Harry Justin returns from East Lemon. Lily Stark visited near Per ingville with William Shelf. School opened on Monday with large attendance led by Arnie Bortree and staff and grades listed. Merrill and Reynolda families returned from New York state.

Mrs. Davis Scranton William Justin Oakley Beemer Misa Grace Atherton Stroudsburg Slater Miss Kitty Frank Smoke Hoboken J. J. Jennings Harry Justin East Lemon Lily Stark William Shelf Familly Peringville Montury Arnie Bortree Minnie Bortree Gray Emogene Ackerly Misa Kiva Howell Eienth F. H. Green C. E. Merrill Bayvie C. H. Reynolda Walter New York State

Hood's Sateaparinla Medicine Notice

An advertisement urges readers to stop wasting money on ineffective medicines and try Hood's Sateaparinla claiming reliable relief. The copy promises cures for ailments like headache and indigestion and positions the product as a dependable remedy.

Hood

Hoyt Revival of A Trip to Chinatown Draws Big City Audience

The article notes strong theater interest in Charles W Hoyt productions, highlighting the Lyceum engagement of A Trip to Chinatown with a new, brighter production. Leading comedian Harry Gilfell returns as Welland Strong amid updated music dances scenery and costumes.

Charles W. Hoyt Chinatown Lyceum Hoyt Harry Gilfell Hoyt & McKee Welland Strong

Walford Sheri dan company at Academy of Music next week

The Walford Sheridan company brings an unusual repertoire to the Academy of Music with complete performances of On the Mississippi and other titles. Miss Mamie Sheridan Wolford leads a strong cast amid new vaudeville between acts. Matinees begin Monday.

Walford Sheridan Company Academy of Music Mississippi France New York Mami Sheridan Wolford

The Dairy Farm at Lyceum Theater Sept 6 7

James H Wallick presents The Dairy Farm with picturesque scenery artiste printing and an excellent company. The pay is based on the old story that true love triumphs. Performance at the Lyceum theater on Wednesday and Thursday evenings September 6 and 7.

James H. Wallick Lyreum Theater

BASE BALL NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS AND BATTING CREWS

Philadelphia and New York split a doubleheader as Donahue Orth and Dougines faced Frick and Peitz. Other games feature Washington at Louisville with a late rally, St Louis hosting Baltimore, and Pittsburgh overcoming New York with Gettlhe Wilton Leever Towermin in batting lines. Umpires Swartwood Man.

R. HE Philadelphia Donahue Orth Dougines Frick and Peitz Emalie Dwyer Pittsburo New York Gettlhe Wilton Leever Towermin Swartwood Man

Baseball Doubleheader Recaps From Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland

In Chicago R. H. E. the game featured Logan and Donohue Batters with umpires O Day and McDonald and about 1 000 in attendance. Cincinnati saw KR ELE and OdoOL12090 MW 4 Lowlevie in a contest with Ham Weed Conning ham Zimmer and umpires Ciaffney Latham. Cleveland hosted Brettenstein Wood Knepper McAlister with Gaffney Latham as umpires and 4 000 fans in attendance.

Chicago R. HE Logan and Donohue Sudhoft Bohrecongest Mpires O' Day McDonald Cincinnat Brettenstein Wood Knepper and McAlister Umpirose Gaffney and Latham

Milwaukee and Detroit Split Saturday Matches

Scores show Milwaukee 4 Detroit 3 in the first game and Detroit 6 Kansas City 4 in the second. Sunday results include Minneapolis 12 Grand Rapids 6 and Grand Rapids 11 Milwaukee 1. A forfeit occurred as Detroit failed to field uniformed players on time for the first quarter.

Milwaukee Detroit Kansas City Indianapolis Kansas Its St. Paul Buffalo Minneapolis Grand Rapids Deotwoolt

Untitled Sports Scores Fragment From Saturday Play

Readable scores show Syracuse winning 6 to 2 over Providence and Syracuse 1 to 0 against Providence. Other results include Hartford 4 to 5 Toronto, Hartford 9 to 6 Toronto in later games with Springfield and Montreal 4 to 4 in a fret game and Rochester 4 to 3 Worcester.

Syracuse Providence Toronto Hartford Springfield Montreal Pringfield Rochester Worceater Worcester

Local Advertisements and Services in Scranton Area

A collage of rental notices and goods offers including a Hi gint room cottage with three boats for September at Farview Lake near Hawley Pa. Boiler and electrical equipment for sale, cleaning and septic services, doctors and specialists with offices in Scranton, veterinary services, Lackawanna School information, nurseries, wire screens, orchestral services, printers supplies and more notices from local businesses and professionals.

Farview Lake Hawley C.J. Schinger

Sheriff Sale of Arbondale Real Estate in Lackawanna County

Sheriff Clarence F. Pryor will publicly sell on September 12 1899 all rights of Patrick M Quinn in two Carbon County Lot parcels in Arbondale Lackawanna County Pennsylvani a described as Outlets 2H 110 and 1 10 on Jacob Porter tract and Mary Boyer tract with improvements a two story frame dwelling and barn. The sale follows a writ of fi fa issued in September 16 term and is to be conducted by W F Kirby for cash to the highest bidder on the premises. Atty Ioan F Reynolds filed the docket in this matter. Aug 1 1890.

Sptember A. D Arbondale County of Lackawanna State of Pennsylvania Patrick M. Quinn Carbondate D. & H. Canal Co Mary Jacob Porter Mary Boyer Hospital Street Outlet No Andrew Quinn Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Mary Rover W. F. Kirby Ve Patrick M. Oninn Fifa Clarence FE. Pryor Ioan F. Reynolds Beranton

Situations Wanted Classified Notices From Readers

Multiple short notices describe job seeks including a respectable young lady seeking housemaid work, a first class market man with grocery experience, a married man seeking office or traveling sales, a widow seeking housekeeper role, a young man and carriage driver seeking steady work, and a widowed American mother seeking a position as house keeper all with partial contact details and locations in Scranton Forest City and city addresses.

Cedar Avenue City M. Merkle General Delivery Scranton

Amateur Baseball Schedule for Taylor Red Sox Week

The Taylor Red Sox announce games at Taylor grounds for the week of September 4. On Wednesday September 6 they face the West Side Athletics and on Saturday September 1 they meet the Pittston Brothers. A return game is guaranteed.

Taylor Redo Taylor Grounds West Side Athletics Pittston Brothers Guaraciwe K. G. Watkins

Lehigh Valley Trains Schedule May 14 in Scranton Area

Railroad time table announces Lehigh Valley trains in effect May 14. Trains depart Scranton at 6:45 AM and 12:08 PM on the Black Diamond Express to Philadelphia and New York, with connections to White Haven and via D&H to Pottsville and Reading region. Additional routes include Tunkhannock, Wilkes-Barre, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, and other westbound points via D&H and Lehigh Valley parlor cars on all Wilkes-Barre to New York and Buffalo routes. Tickets and reservations available at Lackawanna Ave Scranton offices.

Orwero Elmira Corning Bath Neville Mount Morris Buffalo Near Northwest Washington Binghamton Statlona Factoryvilla Nicholson Allen and Richfield Springs Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomabore Daneville Williamsport Martisburk Baltimore Central Railroad of New Jersy Scranton New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Priteton Wilkes-Barre Mountain Park Haltimoore Paints Bhlehem Long Branch Ocean Grove Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville Liberty Street North River Sundus South Ferry Whitehall Street Broadway Brooklyn Binten Island Grand Central Depot Long Teland Reading Terminal Eunset Lehigh Valley Dail Rm D & HH Asletos Ana Becipal As “Ipom Potteville Tethlehim Idunton Reading Harrisbore Tunkhannock Powarioes U Bimba Tthaca Geneva Foe Rochester Niagara Bunanya Wilkee-Barre Buspensie Rollin. H A.W Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston New England North KOS LLG Mees Tal Wilkes-Farre South TAS Ooh An Il Wilkes- Iarre Lis Am. F Daretoga Boketon Aited Onion Canada Burdick G. BP. A N. W

Train Schedules From Scranton and Nearby Lines

May timetable details routes to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and New England points. Includes for Honesdale Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia and Pennsylvanía routes with various departures and arrival times. Officials Burdick G B P A Albany and W Cross D F P A note Beranton Pa stations listed in New York.

Scranton Erie Line Time Table Highlights 190 Trains Daily

Erie and Wyoming Valley schedule details show 190 trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on the Erie Railroad at 5 00 a m and 2 28 p m for Hawley and local points at 1 00 a m 4 46 a m and 2 25 p m for Lake Ariel at 6 29 p m Sunday trains run to Lake Ariel at 1 45 a m and 1 00 p m stopping at intermediate stations.

Erie Wyoming Valley Scranton New York Newbur Erie Raleoad Hawley Loci Lake Ariel

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