Silent Kelleher Shuts Down Browns In Pets 11 4 Victory
Forest City pitcher Kelleher silences the Weet Scranton Browns as the Crescents power to an 11 4 win. Emmett, Flannery and Morris spark the offense with multiple hits while Loftus nabs base runners with a strong throw. Crowd of 2,400 roars as Our Pets claim another win in the season.
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Kelleher
Forest City
Crescents
Scranton Browns
Loftus
Kelle Her
Browns
Emmett
Flannery
Gomer Davis
Morris
McHugh
Jimmie Murray
Jimie
Jimmie
Jim Jeffries
Jay
Bates
Rosler
Eddie McTierney
McTierney
Cuff
Thomas
Tilly
Williams
Hmmett
A. E
Duis
Hisseysevesneny
Thoesler
Lifeenteenneses
McTienney
Enueeenee Ou
Iveesataeeenees
Jeffries
Ned Willams
Desnares
Matas
Murray
Needham
Port Jervis Trip Feels Firemen Seek Big Turnout
Mitchell Hose company promotes a two day Port Jervis expedition to attend the firemen’s annual celebration. They seek 150 excursionists at 2.10 for round trip with tickets available at Dennis' pharmacy Joe Herbert's Cigar store and from Foreman T F Herbert or President Thomas Campbell on Salem avenue.
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Mitchell Hose Company
Port Jervis
Courbondallang
Delaware
Garantee
Dennis
Joe Herbert
T. F. Herbert
Thomas Campbell
Salem Avenue
Mitchel Jose Company
New Hose Driver Elected for Columbia Hose Company
Thomas W. Mulholland was nominated to fill the driver position for the Columbia Hose company. The election for the role and for delegate to the firemen's state convention at Bradford, October 7 10, followed a spirited race with William Peel winning 20 to ?, amid officer nominations for president vice president secretary treasurer and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Thomas W. Mulholland
Bradford
William Peel
John Brennan
Peel
J. F. Boylan
Abe L. Sahm
John Brown
P. F. Moran
William Pitapatrick
Joe O'Neill
John FE. Loftus
Leutenant
Kw. J. Haley
Arthur Thomas
Up-to-Date Hook Club Meets Tonight At Asthia Home
The Up-to-Date Hook club holds its first meeting in weeks tonight at Miss Anna Donisione’s Spring Street residence in Asthia. A large attendance and an engaging program are anticipated.
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Hook Club
Anna Donisione
Spring Street
Asthia
Cholera Morbus Remedy Promoted by Durant Woman
Mrs EB Delano of Durant Michigan swears by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief in severe cholera morbus attacks. She has used two bottles over four years and says the medicine is dependable even in the most dangerous cases. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Delano
Durant
Mich
Chamberlain
Unlucky Story Nights Invite Tales of Ifs and Luck
A local event introduces evenings titled unlucky story nights. Participants share tales centered on what might have happened under different luck. Each session selects one story to win a prize.
Downtown and Uptown Clerks Meet at Duffy Field
Clerks from downtown and uptown teams meet on Duffy field at 8 this afternoon. Downtown lineup includes Burke, McDonough, Crane, Gilmartin, Kilhullon, Gallagher, Bahm, Carroll, Gilhool. uptown features Humphrey, Manners, Wynn, Pul, Scott, ONeil, Quinn, Horan, Duggan.
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Uptown
Duffy'a
Downtown
J. Burke
P. A. McDonough
Frank Wynn
John Pul
J Thomas Scott
J. Z. O'Neil
Herald Quinn
Michael Joseph Horan
Franca Duggan
Wyllie Family Arrives Safely in Glasgow During Scotland Tour
Word from Miss Linxtie Wyllie says she and her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Wyllie arrived safely in Glasgow. After spending a week or more in the city they will resume their trip to Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Mias Linxtie Wyllie
Scotland
Andrew Wyllie
Glasgow
Bdinburgh
William R. Tinker Raised to the Ministry at Dinduff Baptist
An ordination ceremony was held yesterday at Dinduff Baptist Church for William R. Tinker of Fetullstead who will be raised to the ministry. Assisting at the service were Rev HH Whilen D D Rev W B Grow and A Purple of the local city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinduff Baptist Church
William R. Tinker
Fetullstead
HH. J. Whilen
W. B. Grow
A. ©. Purple
Couple mourn death of infant in Brooklyn home
Mr and Mrs Thormaa Coogan of Brooklyn Street mourn the death of their youngest child aged three months. Funeral is set for Friday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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Thormaa Coogan
Brooklyn Street
Fifth Cox and Towell Family Reunion Set for Kingsley Home
The fifth annual Cox and Towell reunion will be held at Moses W. Cox's home in Kingsley on Thursday September 11.
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Cox and Towell
Moses W. Cox
Kingsley Thusday
Brooklyn youths join a striw ride to Waymart
A group of Brooklyn youths rode to Waymart on Wednesday evening and enjoyed a fine spread at the Waymart hotel.
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Brooklyn Street
Waymart
W. C. T. U. to Meet at Watt's Hall Friday
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet in Watt's hall Friday afternoon at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
T. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Watt's
Local Residents Report Recoveries and Travel Notices
Dean Bassett resumes activities after a brief illness. Mrs. KR I Hoel slowly recovers from a serious illness.Kidward Scheck leaves for New York City to take a position. Miss Carolyn Dunn of Binghamton visits R I Hoel. William Metale accepts a position with the Electric Tight company. Francis Kearney of West Slide departs for hop country near Copers town New York. Mr and Mrs W T Bronson return from Uniondale area visit. Miss Mary Mitchell of Dunmore visits Mrs B A Kelly on Labor Day. Aish Flora Giles returns after summer with parents at White Oak pond. Mrs J Moran of Wilkes-Barre visits relatives on Brooklyn street. Messrs Pumphrey and Ward of Newark clay visit at aunt Mrs Davies on Brooklyn street. Mrs Jacob Selgiev and daughter Hannah of Wilkes-Barre stay with Mr and Mrs W B Evans on Terrace street. Miss Michel Robbins of Carbondale attends Maple City band shirtwaist social in the armory. Wayne County Herald reports Mrs FE Bevan and children leaving Scranton after month with her parents on Garfield avenue.
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Dean Bassett
KR. I. Hoel
Kidward Scheck
New York City
Carolyn Dunn
Binghamton
R. I. Hoel
William Metale
Electric Tight
Francis Kearney
West Slide
Coperstown
N.Y
W. Tl. Bronson
Uniondale
Mary Mitchell
Dunmore
B. A. Kelly
Birkett Terrace
Aish Flora Giles
White Oak Pond
J. 4. Moran
Wilkes-Barre
Armory
Wayne County Herald
FE. I. Bevan
Garfield Avenue
Scranton
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COMMUNITY NOTES
The Consolidated Electric Light company blames delayed machinery for slow service and new enclosed arc lights, expecting readiness by September 15. Other items: Andrew J. Gavin seeks county Democratic convention support. Lizzie Battenberg hired as Schuylkillville teacher. Rev. F W B Brown visiting and to officiate services. Louise Moon studying at Scranton Business College. Frank Gendall from Peckville visits. F W Hunter returns from Sylvan Beach. Young Men's Institute on a Minooka outing. new smoke stack raised at Methodist church boiler house. Jermyn Boys' brigade to meet tonight.
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Consolidated Electric Light Company
Andrew J. Gavin
Lizzie Battenberg
Schulteville
F. W. B. Brown
First Baptist Church
Isaac Jones
Main Street
Mr. Brown
Misa Louise Moon
Scranton Business College
Frank Gendall
Peckville
F. W. Hunter
Sylvan Beach
N. Y
Jermyn Boys’ Brigade
Death of Archbald Thomas Goul at 34 in Carbondale
Thomas Goul Archbald, a prominent local figure, died yesterday at his mother's Laurel Street home after a two week pneumonia illness. He was 34 and survived by his mother, brother James of Buffalo New York, and sister Mrs J C Donley. Funeral arrangements will be announced. German church services set for 3 PM with Rev Dr Schmidt of Scranton replacing Rev Lauter who is away in Peru Illinois for a fifty year anniversary. Also noted as visitors were Miss Marie Luther Annie Lane Frank Kiefer and Maurice Miller of Main Street who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Goul
Laurel Street
James
Buffalo
N. Y
J. C. Donley
Schmidt
Scranton
Lauter
Peru
Missea Marie Luther
Annie Lane
Carbondale
Frank Kiefer
Maurice Miller
Main Street
Burleighs Return From Trip To Bar Harbor Boston And New York
Peckville reports Mr and Mrs Robert Burleigh home after visiting Bar Harbor Boston and New York City. Misses Genevieve Sitgreaves Geraldine Sitgreaves and Anna Cousins concluded a week at Chapman Lake. Miss Edith Henry visiting friends in Scott with Mrs Replogle and daughter Mildred.
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Robert Burleigh
Bar Harbor
Boston
New York City
Genevieve
Geraldine Sitgreaves
Anna Cousins
Chapman Lake
Edith Henry
Scott
Replogle
Mildred
Residents and visitors frequent local households
The text lists several residents and visitors including Mrs. George Shay of Main Street in Wednesday, the Kestell and Frear families returning from Niagara to settle here, Belle Snyder and Helen Long visiting the Binglishs on Main Street, Mrs. D. Carpenter of Scott visiting friends, and A. A. Ayres returning from New Jersey.
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William Kestell
Herbert Frear
Niagara
Belle Snyder
Helen Long
West Scranton
John Binglish
Main Street
D. Carpenter
Scott
A. A. Ayres
New Jersey
Jessup Hosts Memorable Country Social at St James Hall
A large crowd gathered for a long celebrated country social at St James hall in Jessup on Wednesday evening with rich and comical costumes. The grand march led by John McAndrew drew praise and over three hundred attended. Scranton Business College lists Mary Lawler Annie Nealon and John Hodschke among town entrants while Annie Reilly of Dunmore visits Mary Lawler and John Lawler of Olyphant was in town last night.
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St. James’ Hall
John McAndrew
Scranton Business College
Mary Lawler
Annie Nealon
John Hodschke
Annie Reilly
Dunmore
Church Street
John Lawler
Olyphant
Episcopal Services at St George's in Callender's Hall
Episcopal services at St George's mission will be held this evening in Callender's hall at 7 30 o'clock with Rev BE J Haughton in charge. Miss Mamie Lawler returns from Plymouth. Mr and Mrs B W Kingsley of Blakely go to Mt Pocono for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs J R McHale of Dunmore street entertain guests for Miss Aldia McHale of Green Ridge. Miss Mame Ruddy is seriously ill at her Dunmore street home.
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St. George's Mission
Callender’s Hall
BE. J. Haughton
Mamie Lawler
Plymouth
B. Wi. Kingsley
Blakely
Mt. Pocono
J. R. McHale
Dunmore Street
Aldia McHale
Green Ridge
Mame Ruddy
Local Notes and Arrivals in Clark's Green and Surrounding Areas
Clark's Green updates report J M Courtright returning from South Africa in good health after ten months away. Rev. Swallow of Harrisburg preached a strong Prohibition sermon in the Methodist church to a large crowd. Several residents, including Miss Bessie Mullinex, Miss Ida Lewis, and Miss Gertrude Decker, visit relatives and travel locally. T W Pentecost is described as seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Courtright
South Africa
T. E. Jones
Sayre
Silas White
J. A. Rymer
Marion
Scranton
Ida Lewis
West Side
Dora
Jessie Robinson
Chinchilla
A. H. Smith
North Main Avenue
Gertrude Decker
Taylor
Carrie
Marie Wells
Alice Northup
Pactoryville
T. W. Pentecost
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From Toledo Firm
Ohio notice from Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of P. J. Cheney & Co., offering one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn statement dated December 6 before notary A. Oleabon. misread text mentions testimonials and Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
P. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Bond Ordinance Notice for Taylor Borough Bonds
Approved April 20 18a outlines supplemental bonds, issuance order, and schedule by September dates. Borough officials authorize sale or bids at par or higher, with tax levy to cover interest and principal from 1903 onward. Provisions repeal inconsistent ordinances and name Harris Griffiths and Marbeh as signatories.
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Borough of
Taylor
Bec
Hargess
Connell
Rec. U
Ouarter Seaslune
Taclewinna
Sephembyer
Salle- Jiu
Lewitt
A. D. Isi
Shereta
Bolighar Ara
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Thomas Terberyt
Columbia Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elyes
Foap
Ointarer
Pitts
Ste. Huitlah
Charterhorse .Q
London
Rue de la Paix
Paria
Porte Vee Davao Ayo Cnem
Corr
Bovton
George Shay
Clark’s
Connolly & Wallace
Aton’s Shopping Center
Paris
Connolly
Wallace
Washington Avenue
Dickson Mill & Grain Co
Providence Road
Scranton, PA
A. W.oleabon
J. Cheney &O
H. BF. Harris
Cornell
Wm, P, Griffiths, Hurgess
Marbeh
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