Picnic Day Observed As Local Church Hosts Event
The Sacred church held a picnic in Marey Park with large crowds attending both afternoons and evenings. The Lawrence Hose company extended their gathering from Saturday into Monday while Samuel Kvane and James Connelly were outscored by Jones Connelly who returned the most money. Arch Tinglepauch moved his family from this place to New Jersey.
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Sacred
Marey Park
Lawrence Hose Company
Samuel Kvane
James Connelly
Jones Connelly
Arch Tinglepauch
Jermy
Local News Snapshot from Lackawanna County Dated Events
A chaotic Lake Silkman party ends with several attendees, and multiple accidents and local notices follow. Names include James Wosmith and William Hughes among others. incidents involve a strike at a Providence street crossing, injuries to Thompson, and various church and society meetings scheduled for early September.
Jermyn and Mayfield Parade Highlights City News
Crowded Crystal Lake promenade with a lively crowd and a clash between Polanders and bottles on the water. Mike Orlando aided bystander with a ble gag. Chajis Potaski injured in a truck collision and stone blow incident. Local officials, Berea and residents attend Pan-American exposition travel. Jermyn schools reopen as Crystal and Artesian Fire companies join Carbondale parade. Community figures Mrs Mre Shields and Miss Thompson return from Buffalo and Toronto.
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Crystal
Mike Orlando
Chajis Potaski Owas
J. A. Boutionburg
Lake Henry
M. J. Shields
Margaret Thompson
Buffalo
Toronto
Mere
John Henrys
Fourth Street
Doughies
Mes
Jgcot Aller
Bacon Street
Coupe Valeloian
Thomas Boundy
Mise Nellie
Jermyn Public Schools
Fred Saby
Second Street
Beraiton
John McCarthy
South Main Street
Wayne County
William Tell Rifle Club Boot Scores and Labor Day Events
The Labor Day report lists winners at the William Tell Rifle Club event on Tell Gang, led by Henry Weilentah with 14 points and first prize, followed by John Borger 7 points and second prize, Ulrich Borger 7? points third prize, Jacob Dienninger 7a points fourth prize, John Dienninger 72 points fifth prize, Arnold Moore sixth prize, Dotin Schilds 70 points seventh, Michael Strine 60 points eighth, Casper Frutigar 69 points ninth, Casper Spauth 66 points tenth. Townspeople hear of concerts, races, and society notices including a repeat concert at the German Evangelical church on Tuesday, September 8, a successful United Mine Workers event at Lewis Grove, and a yard foot race won by David Harris. The Taylor Lines claim a Labor Day victory over the Tockawannas 1 to 1, and upcoming quit-quotteries series features Richard Willen and James White with a Ridgeway date set for September 11.
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Willian Tell Rifle Club
Tell Gange
Henry Weilentah
John Borger
Ulrich Borger
Jacob Dienninger
John Dienninger
Arnold Moore
Casper Frutigar
Casper Spauth
Polite
Prince Owl
Welch Congregational Ohooh
United Mine Workers
Lewisgrove
Grand Succese
Jones Mullican
David Harris
Michard Willams
Naylor Stars
Fairview
Taylor Lines
Tockawannas
South Beranton
Archbald Mine
United Mine Workers of
Ridgeway Hotel
Christian Tommerdunes
al Ube
Jiaiee
Powell Ane
Ienage
Malin Street
Phas Letouds
How. Parris
Railroad Etrent
Public Schools Open In Kwroangh With Fair Attendance
The public schools of Kwroangh opened yesterday and attendance on the first day was fair. Many First ward pupils will transfer to Central school for meals. The Juvenile Dancing class holds its weekly social at Mahon’s hall Friday night with Lawrence’s orchestra. Local residents, including Mrs. W. Harris of Delaware, visit relatives and return home after short stays.
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First Ward
Central School
Juvenil
Mahon's Hall
Lawrence
Mere
William Penediet
Herrick Centre
Pod Menods W. Harris
Delaware
Rbderi Mis
Cos Lewsley
Pei Tiree
Carbondale
Alire
W. O. Avans
Lackawanna Street
Rive
Plymouth
Farrell
Umrbommediate
Kate Dovleom
Chis Pthe
May Kennedy
Anna Livou Jemsesvenhis
Stroubelure
John Mauintyeff
Munsfield
Ate
Gad Mires
Tol
Pi Bonwood
Mary Walker
Ft. Hatuchoe
Lo Montrim
Willim Jones
Ernest Jones
Edwardeville
Mise Dean Williamson
Pmttieton
N. B
Guernsey Hall
Scranton
Funeral held for Frank Van Brant and honored by fraternal orders
The funeral of Frank son of My and Mea P Van Brant was held at his life home Sunday afternoon. Services were by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and American Mechanics with Then G. Hf Prentice officiating. The Mechanics male quartet of Branton sang several pieces. Burial was in the Moscow cemetery. Others noted include Mrs George Brown visiting Philadelphia Mrs Millett of Scranton guest of Mira Ira Blesecker. Mrs Maria Vaughn and Mrs Pulte attended camp meeting. Julie K Cruser of Montrose assisted at an Methodist church entertainment Friday evening. Frank Hayden of Moosiv visited his sister Mrs W A De Pew.
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Frank
P. van Brant
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
American Mechanics
G. Hf
Prentice
Brranton
Moscow
Henry
George Brown
Philadelphia
Mies Millett
Scranton
Mira
Ira Blesecker
Maria Vaughn
Mra
Pulte
Maplewood
Moosiv
W. A. de Pew
Attorney Prank Opens Evening Office in Priceburg
Priceburg attorney Prank Be Donnelly opened an evening office on Main Street in the Freedman & Weise block on the second floor. He will be available Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Prank BE. Donnelly
Preeburg
Freedman & Weise
Main Street
The Mountebank at the Academy theater review
Frederick Warde and company present The Mountebank in four acts translated from the French. Warde’s performance shows strength in acts three and four as critics note his struggle to fit the light hearted mountebank role. May Warde and a strong supporting cast enhance the production with period costumes and stage settings.
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Frederick Warde
I’ Kanery
Mr. Warde
Hie
Compe Hive
Ward
Audiene
Becaae
Mike
Warde
Herger
Tinell
Amudience
Mise May Warde
Shere
Mademoiselle Flora
Virginia Drew Trescant
Antonio Elite Ashton
Bary Johnstone
Charles DY Hermean
Pratce
Glee and Powenteeva Troupe Presents Pudd n' Wilsons at Lyceum
Shipman Brothers stage a dramatized version of Pudd n Wilsons at the Lyceum tonight with SGU in the title role and Amy Lee leading a strong company. The tour spans Philadelphia New York Boston Providence Baltimore and Washington with priced tickets from ten cents to one dollar. Gilmore transitions from comedy to drama and co author Hall helps produce Kidnapped In New York while Barney Gulmore’s Dooley becomes a critics’ highlight.
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Shipman Brethers
Ieroen
Lyceum Theatre
Sgu Te Te Be Seem
Ielicc
Amy Lee
Academy
Philadelphia
New York
Howton
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
Washington
Dut
Miss Lee
Lonerrow Nngel
Herneys Chlmore
Fia
Howard Hall
Barney Gulmore
Mr. Dooley
Ory
Stage Notes Spark Controversy In Norfolk Play
The article discusses Adelaide Thuietiie in Swell Clover at a Norfolk venue with emphasis on cast dynamics and expected controversy. It references Lorine Atodlerd and Mies Allen in dramatic moments while noting regional theater officials and a cautious response to themes.
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Lorine
Cpawfonl
Mies Allen
Adelaide Thuietiie
Swell
Clover” Cimamente
Norfolk
Bowthiern
Pew
Tie South
Mike
Railroad Time Tables Lehigh Valley Scranton Schedules
Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable notes from Scranton show trains to Philadelphia New York and other points with multiple daily departures. It lists connections to White Haven Wilkes Barre Bethlehem and Pottstown plus Pullman cars on main routes and Sunday or daily options. Ticketing and reservations are available at Scranton offices.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Iwave Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Wack Siamond Brepres
M. Sindass
H.W BR
White Haven
Wagieton
Principal Pointe
Pottaville
Tio Am
Fethlehem
Fasten
Meading
Harrisburg
D&a OW
Hothing
Riemond
HL RR
Tounkkinnock
Towanda
Elmira
Thava
Wilkes Marre
BiTalo
Soa
Chmion Byrdee
Ollin
Ren
Cortland Cuarles
Pose
Cortland Wince
A. W. Nonnemachier
Bethlehem
So Leckawanme Aver
Scranton
Trains Schedules and Stops Across Regions
Fifteet June 9 timetable lists trains to Carbonmialte Serantan Honesdale and Lake Lodore with departures at 10.13 am 24 and 8.20 pm WIlkeelane trips 14 percent 70 Behege M4 and 128 ds Fads Jal 00 pm, plus Pennevivorio Wt RR and Albany northbound. Sunday services show Mehaney and Wilkes Barre routes with 0.28 am 6.28 am and 10.20 pm departures.
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Carbomiate Brave Serantan
Fon
Wit
WLI
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
Wilkeelane
Mbany
Penite
Wilkes Marre
Lie
Albany
Pointe North
Lake Sedon—noo
Mua A. Im
New York Theater Season Notes and Cast Rumors
The column lists theater plans in New York city and mentions tours and engagements. It references Arthur and Charles Klein, David Belasco, and Mr. Woodward directing events. The piece notes a play opening at the Bijou and shifts in booking dates and actor appearances this winter.
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Poti
Fase
Vie Fen Arthur
Charles Klein
David Bele
Mr Woaertelil
Nile
Simon Low
Charles Werdbun
Monte
New York
Cwitebeee
Datton
Exposition and Industrial Fair to Toronto Aug 26 1901
Lackawanna railroad offers five day coach excursion tickets to Toronto and return via Lawnton and steamer for 3.55. Ten day first class tickets at 7 percent. Tickets valid Aug 30 to Sept 10. Children ages 5 to 12 pay half the adult rate.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Toronto
Canada
Lawixton
New York and Newark Time Tablet Train Schedule
Fragmented timetable lists trains to New York Newark Philadelphia reading times 8 35 am 2 pm 1 pm and later for Maltinggere Woelieetet Istnta Sou Weat via Dente and Mouriai Park. Mentions tickets to all points west and northwest at the station.
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New Yorke
Librty Street
Nio
Sanday
Dente
Soo Woo
Lao Doe
Soman
Tere Benel
Oho
Anil
Roedings
Alwi
Pettevitte
Mouriai Park
Hewest Tates
Olena Sion
Finn
Supe
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division Run Announces Arrivals
The fragment notes train activity on the Erie Railroad Wyoming Division with references to schedule details, arrivals, and services. It mentions New York, local stops, and potential timetable markings and carrier mentions.
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