Hamilton Takes Over Motel Anthracite in Carbondale
Pierrepont Hamilton of Scranton closed negotiations to acquire Motel Anthracite with L. D. Diroux joining him briefly from New York. The deal lengthened to April 1 and will convert space once occupied by Ditehbhurns Howe into a lunch room. Sixth managerial change at the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. Pierrepont Hamilton
Scranton
Hamilton
Meir
SS Nichola Hotel
New York
L. D. Diroux
William Harmie Arrested in Cleat Theft Case
William Harmie, an American House porter, was brought before Alderman Jones after allegedly stealing nine cleats from a room and attempting to sell them. Officer Huddy made the arrest. Harmie, about 21, formerly in Scranton and Jamestown, NY, and living in Cleveland, claims the incident occurred three weeks after arriving in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harmie
Jones
Huddy
Parris
Cleveland
Scranton
Jamestown
N.Y
Local notes of visits births and travels from Old City to Syracuse
Misse Alice Ward of Old City returns home after visiting Mise Nelle Unlinehs of Eprint street. Mrs Helen A Mitchell visited in Wilkes-Barre. A son born to Tr and Mre Dethaw of Weoming Street. Arthur Stanton, formerly Kinback Bros, accepts a job in Erie millroad yard. Mrs A Niles entertains guests. Miss Joennie Purple hosting Mike Pearl Church of Susquehanna. Levi Patterson and John Simpson arrived from Onwero after attending the fair. Patterson lost and recovered $150 and papers. Pov Fowler visited Forest City. Dugenn building on South Main Street to host George Coudhambon's planned confectionery, Raymond Mockenberry to study in Syracuse next week. No Trinity church service due to rector absence. Miss Minn Dilts stays in Hernolteville two weeks visiting her mother. Joeme Tilow left for St Michael's College Toronto. Columbia's new tenure making progress in learning their new method. Toronite excursionists report crowded rooms and hotel shortages. Feil township serial opens Monday.
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Alice Ward
Old City
Mise Nelle Unlinehs
Eprint Street
Mies
Helen A. Mitchell
Joennie Purple
Mike Pearl Church
Susquehanna
Margaret O'Boyle
Levi Patterson
John Simpson
Onwero
Patterson
Pov Fowler
Hue George Coudhambon
Raymond Mockenberry
Ashbury Park
Syracuse
Trinity Shurch
Secourt
Mies Minn Dilts
Hernolteville
Tacopl Nooselor Pind
Jomee Tilow
St. Michael’s College
Toronto
Columbia
Tenu Ie
Willy
Feil Township
Cure for Chronic Diarrhoea Credited to Remedy
A testimonial from J. C. Gibbs and L. Shaver of Fincastle Virginia says twelve years of chronic diarrhoea ended after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Both farmers state three and one bottles respectively cured them. The notices credit a local druggist W. E Casper and Matthews Bros as supplier.
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Chamberlain's
J. C. Gibbs
Fincastle
Local Clam Bake Promises Notable Fall Lyceum Lineup
Ill resident Sexton Frank Chivers hosts a gathering on Privpoet street as Irwin Pelter and town hosts prepare a grand clam bake. The Star entertainment series led by Kerstone Koreau presents Chelston Ladies Quartette Edwin Weeks November events and February shows feature Sadie Kiser and Dougloes the magician in a Lyceum lineup.
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Sexton
Frank Chivers
Privpoet Street
Mia
Irwin Pelter
New Tevitain
Conn
George Moone
Lell Place
Hove
Star
Kerstone Laereum Koreau
Wikee Burre
Lyceum
Pot Tack with a Poot Offered for Five Attractions
Edmund Vance Cook presents humor and wit as Dil Nye jr. Arrangements with the bureau sell congon tickets wool for five attractions at one dollar. Single admission is 25 cents. Tickets available from Messrs Johns, Stopkine, Treverton, Frgelish, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So Meine Baet
Edmund Vance Cook
Dil Nye, Jr
Bureau
Mie
Johns
Mire
Stopkine
Georke Treverton
Mr FE
Suingie
Mand Treverton
Joe Prgelish
Firemen's Picnic and Birthday Party Disturbance at Breaker
Crystal Fire company plans a pie and clam bake in Maple Grove next Thursday with a 7 pm parade featuring out of town participants. Citizens and Mayfield bands will perform and an expert clam baker from Scranton will prepare the clams. Pearl and Ruby Caley of West Mayfield celebrated their 14th birthday with friends yesterday afternoon. A child of Mrs. James Merritt in Mayfield injured a foot by stepping on broken glass and required a doctor. The Delaware and Hudson breaker operated half a day for machinery changes and may resume full operations today. Mayfield council meets Monday. borough council holds session tonight. A party of twenty Wandling men will visit Mayfield for a reciprocal match with Jer mine players. Local players train in spare time and anticipate defeating the visitors HT) 8, with a traveling rep for Miller P. Ryley & Company. Mrs. Roe Baker and children of Duryea visiting relatives. Delaware and Hudson volunteers may be paid tomorrow.
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Crystal Fire Company
Maple Grove
Mayfield
Scrantha
Pearl
Ruby Caley
Weat Mayflield
James Merritt
Delaware and Hudson
Mayfield Council
Mra
Archie Martin
Wallaville
Wandling
Jermyn
Mille P. Ryley & Company
New York
Wits
Mre
Baker
Duryea
Delaware and Hudson Volltory
Taylor Postoffice Notices and Local Happenings
Advertised letters uncalled for at the Taylor post office for Sept 1. People call for names with dates and stay advertised in The Tribune. Local events include Archbald Mines Aceh rental fund planning a Round Woods gathering and the Masons meeting in town. Wedding at Jennien and Davis Kennedy nuptials near Avorn noted.
Local Notes From Girard College And Area
Taylor returns to Girard College Philadelphia Miss Lydia Howeking comes home from summer vacation Rev Francis Gendall of the Methodist Episcopal Church presides at the Davis-ftaker wedding in Jermyn Mrs Thomas Jenkins of Union attest calls on home guest Mrs Robert Hood of Pittston visits son George Hood in North Malin street The article corrects earlier misstatement about Taylor colliery succession with Korte as successor That ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla tonic with bold claim about blood purification and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferenan Montgomery
Taylor Colliery
Korte
Tompkins
Local Deaths and Injuries Reported in Moole and Scranton Area
William McCormick, a prominent Moole resident, died after a brief illness that turned into hemorrhages. John Flannery sustained a broken leg at the Phoenix mine while replacing a worker. A seven year old girl at the Moragan home suffered severe burns from a stove incident. A 14 month old daughter of the Gordons died after convulsions. Frances Willard, 11, cut an artery from glass. Kate Campbell joins Scranton city teaching corps. Several locals attend St Michael's college in Toronto. Alicia Davis visits Chinchilla. Mrs Connor breaks arm slipping on stairs while carrying items.
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Wiliam McCormick
Mooele
Dereasnd
Drewneuwp
John Flannery
West Side
Jem
Phoenix
Michael Flannery
Willian Gordon
Pitston Avenue
Langcliffe Cemetery
Frances Willard
David Davis
Kate Campbell
Corps of
Scranton
Camp Bell
Owen Huane
Michael Hopkins
William Hoban
Patrick Heaton
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Alicia Davis
Tilph Dailey
Chinchilla
Connor
North End
Don Frank
Thompson excursion guests attend Falls and fair
Thompson families and relatives traveled Tuesday to Niagara Falls and Toronto for an excursion. The nineteenth annual reunion of Company B Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry was held at the Grand Army of the Republic hall this week with many members and wives attending. The Ladies' Relief corps served a dinner and plans for the next reunion were announced at North Jackson. Konwans Lyden suffered a shoulder injury Thursday. he is a cousin of "Tomrmle" at the depot.
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FP. Howard
A. Hh.crozier
Th. F. Lortates
Thompson
Ide Strong
Louisa
Stat Yucca
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Susquehanna
Thompson Township
Seventeenth
Grand Army of the Republic
United States Service
How
Tyler
N. Mitchell
Hinghamton
William B. Howen
Hancok
A. Aldtides
Cannonsville
G. FP
Regeau
Thraah
A. Coree
Stadiard
Lake View
A.B. Stoddard
Lake Side
Preemain Whiteely
Gelathis
J. Tattanaon
J. &. Curtle
Alvin Griges
BK. W.W. Corey
North Jackson
Herbert Hardin
New Milford
Tt. V. Whitney
Stephen Tonkinese
Thompton
Carbondale
Maynard Gates
Frank Parnes
Jackson
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Frank Hall Post
Clarity Martook
Whitney's
Konwans Lyden
Tomrmle
Depol
Local notices and society items from Philadelphia readings
J 3 Courtright attended the encampment in Philadelphia. Mrs Mattie Barron of Philadelphia died Tuesday evening after arriving at Franklin Ferris's home and suffering fever contracted before leaving home. The Deestrict Shale benefit at the armory supported the Presbyterian church. Mise Fitzalveth Tank plans a Montreal visit, father accompanying to Albany. Craver and Sprout visiting Great Bend friends. The death of Mrs Arietia Hedgrs De-
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J. 3
Courtright
A. i
Philadelphia
Mattie Barron
Take Avenue
Wistehen
Franklin Ferris
F. A. Main
Tia Wool
Widow Dowitt and Nova Knoxville News Notice
Widow Dowitt died at her home on Sunday September 8 with funeral services held Tuesday at 10 o clock by Reverend A L Benton. Remains were taken to Albany for interment. Mrs Alies Della Coon hosted New Jersey relatives. Marriage announced for W A H Loonn to Mire Bell McConuny to be held in New Milford St Marks Episcopal Church on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
St.umark’s Episcopal Church
Mitchell All Star Players Open at Grand Opera House
The Wilkes-Barre Record lauds Mitchells All-Star Company opening week at Grand Opera House with Daniel Hart's Government Acceptances. Review notes strong company, engaging scenes such as the model warship restoration, and audience applause, predicting good business ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken-Barre
Mitchell
Academy
Daniel Hart
Grand Opera House
Mitchell's
Daniel L. Hart
Stuart Hobson
Marts
Davy Jones operetta to be presented at the Lyceum
The Boston Serenadera will present the fareless operetta Davy Jones at the Lyceum. Fred Miller Jr. wrote both book and score, following Ship Ahoy, with a cast of popular lyric players selected for their roles.
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Davy Jones
Lyceum Tonheht
Boston Serenadera
Fred Miller
Marietta Moving Picture at the Gallery Theatre
The Windsor Blotvel Fire will be reenacted with the Mariettasooe moving picture machine at the Gallery Theatre on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. New York’s latest fire holocaust will be shown in detail with the clanging of the bell as engines and hose wagons rush to rescue victims entombed in the palace of fame. Matinees daily beginning September 11.
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Windsor
Mariettasooe” Moving Picture Machine
Galety Theater
New York
Baseball Roundup from Various Cities
Baseball score notes from Brooklyn New York Washington Philadelphia and Chicago hot with scattered runs and battery lineups. Names such as Kitxon Smith Garvin O Neil Dowever Dinnon McRarity and others appear with umpire notes and partial line scores across multiple games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
HOB
Baltimore
Kitxon Pid Smith
Ortie, Garvin
O'Neil
Snyder
Methuen
Western League scores and Eastern match results
Detroit beat St Pew 12 to 7 while Minnepolis defeated Vi Indianamoke 9 to 2. Oley won over Kanes City as Bra Raphi trailed. In the Eastern League Toronto lost to Montreal 4 to 14.
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Detroit
St. Pew
Minteopolis
Indianamoke
Rapides
Kanes City
Toronto
Montreal
Local Notice on Challenge Participation and Fees
A damaged OCR fragment notes a challenge involving Patrick Duddy and named individuals plus a gun figure. It mentions piles of quilts valued at zero and warns of fines for noncompliance. Readers may arrange a certificate with reference to 340 Coponee average and a Sunday evening event, Bapt 9.
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Patrick Duddy
Locke
Reed
Milton
Thorp
Classified notices and professional ads in Scranton exchange
The People's Exchange lists real estate and employment ads, with a roster of medical specialists and veterinarians. Includes physicians Dr. W. Feall, Dr. L. M. Gacic es, Dr. G. L. Freas, and Dr. S. W. Latimoreaux. veterinary clinic at 12 Linden Street. School of the Lackawanna. Clark & Co seedmen and noversmen at 144 Washington Avenue.
Callender Memorial Association Charter Proposal in Lackawanna Court
The Court of Common Pleas for Lackawanna County, September Term, 1st, will hear an application under the Act of Assembly to grant a charter for The Callender Memorial Association. The proposed corporation would dedicate a church and public healing site in Blakely to preserve and enjoy rights and privileges under the assembly acts. The proposed charter file is in the prothonotary’s office. Watson, Dilhl & Kemameha are the solicitors.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Commonwealth of Pentsvivants
Gortaln Corporatione
Callender Memorial Association
Blakely
Lucktwirmt
Astrological Consultation by Mrs. King in New York
Miss Bk L Keung of New York advertises astrological services for guidance on wealth, health, marriage, business, travel, and life choices. She offers mailed consultations from Scranton, Pa, highlighting years of practical experience and a focus on personal advice and fate.
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Bk L Keung
New York
Scranton
Galsu
King’s
Situation Wanted Listings From A City Page
A jumble of short notes shows several people seeking work or offering services. Entries mention a young woman seeking cashier work with references, a sober industrious man seeking steady work as a watchman, a seamstress seeking daily work, and a couple offering work for the wife in a home setting. An experienced market man seeks employment in a grocery store with references.
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miopTa Gal
Grr
Rovery
Had To. Papa What did you think of the great bicycle ride
The dialogue describes a child and father discussing a bicycle ride, with the boy skeptical and the father commenting on the attempt. It notes a participant who leaned forward, nearly falling, and the mood of the event as modest or unimpressive. The passage captures a rustic, humorous take on the bicycle contest and the narrator's family dynamic.
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Sion
Local Fragment Hints at Conversion Request
A fragmented line suggests a person named Jim may seek religious conversion or return home. The garbled text references Wade, Plow’s Chat, and mentions a mother figure and a yacht. Details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
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Wade
Jim
Cleveland
Briggs Cleans Privy Vault and Cess Pots
A B Briggs advertises cleaning privy vaults and cess pots with no other improved pumps used. Proprietor directs to leave orders at 1105 North Main Avenue or Kicke's drug store with carrier Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 8540.
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A.B. Briggs
A. B. Briggs
North Main Avenue
Kicke
Drue
Adams and Mulberry
New York Foot of Libert mineets station schedule
Trains leave Scranton for New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Allentown and Wilkes Barre at 5.90 a m express 1205 ap roks 100 pm Sundays 215 pm and 8.7 1 0 am 1900 7 15 pm Sundays Mountain Park 11 am 129 pm Sundays Baltimore Washington and South West via Bethlehem Sam LY pom Bundage 2h pm For Long Branch Ocean Grove and other points via through car at 649) am and 12 pm For Reading Allentown Harrisburg via Allentown 304 pm 1 0 pm Sunday 208 pm For Pettaville 820 am Tickets to east south and west at lowest mileage from the station J H W OLMAUSEN Gen Supt BALPWIN Gen Pass Agt
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New York
Libert Mineets
N. Kh
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Scranton
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Evyston
Hothiehem
Allentown
Munch Chunk
White Haven
Wilkes-Barre
Ree Mountain Park
Baltimore
Washington
Pointe South
Bethlechem
Sam
J. HW. Olmausen
Trains From Scranton May 1 Schedule Highlights
Rail timetable shows May 1 departures from Scranton to Carbondale Albany Montreal Honesdale and New York via Lehigh Valley and Western routes. Express connections include Black Diamond Express with several daily departures and low weekend rates to U S destinations. Arrival times list multiple inbound trains from Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Barre with Sunday service and special schedules for western points.
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Scranton
Cabindale
Albany
Daratoals
Montreal
Boncon
New England
Honesdale
Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Black Diamond Express
Pennsylvania
Lebieh Valle Hullroad
Carbondale
Wilked Barre
South
Wilkox-Barre
Sutntore
Howton
United States
Ceneen
Aordick
P. A
J. WL
Lehigh Valley Train Schedules and Excursions
Rail notices outline May service via Lehigh Valley routes from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York, with Diamond Express and other trains to points including Tunkhannock Ithaca Geneva and Buffalo. Sleeping cars and parlor cars offered between Wilkes-Barre, New York, and Buffalo services. Reservation details list agents in Bethlehem Scranton and New York.
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table in Effect June 4
Scranton start times show trains to New York Rewburg and intermediate points on Erie line at 500 am and 228 pm. Hawley route trains depart 5 0 am 245 pm and 225 pm for local palates. Sunday trains run from Scranton to Take Arel at 8 30 am and 10 pm stopping at intermediate stations.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Rewburg
Hawley
Adlent Gat Pe
Bcranton
Arel
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Robert Inglis
Yatonville
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Young Ladies’ Society
Mise Annie Jenkins
Kingston
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North Main Street
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Reese Williams
Davis-Kennedys
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Washington Avenue
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RHD Suilding
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Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenue
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Mears’ Building
M. J. Donanoe
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Frank H. Boyle
Burr
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Rooma
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D. P. Replogle
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Republican Building
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M.D. Hoate
Linden Street
W. FE Allen
North Waghington Avenue
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