Scranton Quitting Critics Roast Carbondale Game
The Crescent Crescents defeated Scranton Amateurs by forfeit 9-0 with a 7-2 score in six innings amid harsh charges of unfair play. Scranton captain Franz led protests over umpire Burke calls, while Carbondale fans defended the home team as true sports.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Our Peta
van Kickers
Tech
Scranton Binch Did Yesterday Has No Business Coming To Carbonsale
Johnny
Easy Street
Troma
Armateurs
Rivers Carbondidian
Sccrantan
Crescents
Carbontelians
Scratton
Burke
Anwitenia
Beranten
Harrison
Crane
Lettles
Doxsen
Franz
Jimmie Kane
Ruane
Oon Crane
Mcvierney
Reed
MatTierney
Kane
Frans
Silama
Beranfonimen
Martison
Rosler
McTierney
Cuff
Flannelly
Emmett
Harrigan
Coffee to Postum a Woman Says Ended Nervous Ills
A Philadelphia woman credits switching from coffee to Postum with ending headaches biliousness and nervous unrest. She began with small coffee amounts then stopped entirely and soon felt much better and could no longer tolerate coffee aromas. She also reports relief from indigestion after two weeks on Postum and Grape Nuts. Battle Creek Michigan based Postum Co.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Postum Co
Mr. Davis in Inning at City Council Clash
President Davis of the select council attacked City Engineer Kupp at Thursday night meeting and charged improper work on the Scurry property Belmon t street. Solomon corroborated the charge. The city street employees payroll was approved except foreman Joh Killeen salary raise by committee without authority. Lackawanna electric light bills totaling 2500 were ordered paid pending contract status despite Mayor Wilpatrick disapproval.
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Davis
Select Council
Kupp
Select
Belmont Street
Solomon
Joh Killeen
Lackawanna Company
Wilpatrick
Odd Fellows Lackawanna encampment elects officers
Lackawanna encampment No 16 Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected Chief patriarch Charles F. Whitelock High priest Frederick Roberts Senior warden Aaron Fidhlam Junior warden Issac Singer The installation is set for Friday September 19 with District Deputy Edward Davis of Scranton presiding in place of George W Hughes of this city
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Lackawanna
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Charles F. Whitelock
Frederick Roberts
Aaron Fidhlam
Issac Singer
K Eadward Davis
Scranton
George W. Hughes
Local visitors honor Crescents in Scranton tennis showcase
Thomas V Neuton of Trenton spent a week with his parents and received warm welcomes from local friends. Verónica, rising in Jersey City journalism, is noted by former Carbondale colleagues W J McKenna and Thomas Gallagher as guests of The Tribune Correspondent to witness the Crescents side meet Scranton in a semi professional tennis match.
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Thomas V. Neuton
Trenton
N. J
T. Veronica
Jersey
Carbondale
Mr. Neulon
W. J. McKenna
Sermaton Truth
Honesdale
Crescents
Thomas Gallagher
Maple City
Tribune
Honesdalians
Crescents - Scranton
Tenis
Social gathering honors Miss Nellie McGuinness guest
Miss Mary M. J. McLean entertained Friday evening in honor of her guest Miss Nellie McGuinness of Wilkes Barre. Refreshments were served. Present were Misses Ella Horan Ligsie Horan Elizabeth Burke May Moffitt and Messrs Lawrence Malone Martin Kennedy Patrick McDonough and M. J. Horan.
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Mary M. J. McLean
Nellie McGuinness
Wilkes- Barre
Ella
Ligsie Horan
Elizabeth Burke
May Moffitt
Messrs
Lawrence Malone
Martin Kennedy
Patrick McDonough
M. J. Horan
Miss Dimmick Begins Vacation at Central Exchange
Night operator Miss Anna Dimmick starts her vacation at the Central Telephone exchange and will oversee the vacation plans for fellow operators there.
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Anna Dimmick
Central Telephone Exchange
Hera
Barn Boss Sigel Injured by Horse Kick at Krante Brewery
Thomas Sigel, barn boss at the Krante brewery, sustained a painful thigh injury after a horse kicked him yesterday. The incident occurred on brewery grounds and medical staff treated the injury.
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Thomas Sigel
Kranté Brewery
Resignation of Benjamin Sampson from Palr store
Benjamin Sampson resigns from his Palr store position to take a more lucrative post with L. B. Swingle. The move reflects a career shift as he leaves Palr for new opportunities with Swingle.
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Benjamin Sampson
Palr
L. B. Swingle
The Passing Throng
The passage notes a Sunday gathering in town with Mrs Robbins and family, Rev C W Spaulding from Forest City, Miss Carrie Brangon of Uniondale, Mrs Sarah O'Brien of Honesdale visiting, Mrs Walter Dill and her son Will visiting Mrs Frank Orchard, and George B H Barton of Rochester visiting his son W L Barton, plus Dr and Mrs Preston of Scranton spending Sunday with relatives. W L Wetherby returns from a trip.
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Robbins
Olyphant
C. W. Spaulding
Forest City
Ciller
Carrie Brangon
Uniondale
Sarah O'Brien
Honesdale
Walter Dill
Will
Frank Orchard
George BH. Barton
Rochester
W. L. Barton
Archbald Defeats Scranton Alumni in Baseball Clash
Archbald tops Scranton Alumni 6 to 2 at home as debuting players Boland and Dougher shine in outfield. Dougher limits opponents to four hits while Archbald collects seven. Next game set for Tuesday with Honesdale visiting. Local attendees note heavy travel costs for the Archbald trip and pay respects at a Thomas Youll funeral.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Honesdale
Archbald
Boland
Dougher
Misa O'Hearn
Bimba
N. Y
Lucy Naylor
Hill Street
Dunmore
Iva Sherwood
Eva Burton
Thomas Youll
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Archbald Hose Company
No. 1
Black Diamond Hose Company
Brodhead
Jermyn
Mr Weisley’s Cure via Kennedy Remedy Endorsed by Pastor
A St Paris Ohio pastor and editor credits Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy with curing kidney and liver ailments after other treatments failed. He cites acceptance by four life insurance companies as proof and notes the remedy treats rheumatism dyspepsia and female weaknesses. Also advertised are a magic eye salve and sizes of the remedy with mail order and store availability.
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Weisley
David Kennedy
Mr. Weisley
First Reformed Church
St. Paris
Ohio
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Memorial note lists pall-bearers and flower-bearers
Mrs. J. B. Horne and daughter Frances have returned from a three weeks visit with relatives at Plainfield New Jersey.
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J. B. Horne
Frances
Plainfield, N. J
Olyphant Notes Social Activities and Visits
Miss Gertie Deane returns from vacation at Poyntelle and Rock Lake. Modern Woodmen of America members plan a trolley ride to Carbondale this evening and the council holds a regular monthly meeting. May Kennedy and Anna Lavin leave for Stroudsburg Normal School to resume studies. Mrs John Evans and son Stanley return from Atlantic City. John J O Malley returns from Philadelphia. T M Voyle spends vacation in New York and elsewhere. Mary Rogan visited Jermyn yesterday. Mrs John Walkingshaw calls on friends in town. Prof Charles Hathaway returns to New York after vacation with parents in Blakely. M O Boyle visits Pleasant Mount. Mrs Ellen Murphy and Nellie Mollie Gallagher and Alice Kelly return from Stroudsburg. Blakely Baptist Sunday school scholars picnicked in West Side woods Saturday.
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Scranton
Lceuse
Electric Light Company
Baseball Club
Liberty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Duffy's Field
Carbondale Foresters
Maynard
Hughes
Pythian Battery
Foresters
Williams
Pearl Blackman
Parsons
Carrie Murray
Farley
New York
Century Club
Lake Chapman
John M. Griaves
Scott Road
Sherwood Breaker
Sherwood
New York City
David Moon
Orngine
Samuel Prior
Main Street
Elihu B. Nicholson
Dundaff
James G. Nicholson
J. G. Avery
Job Hawkins
Carbondale
M. B. Grantine
Gertie Deane
Poyntelle
Rock Lake
Modern Woodmen of America
May Kennedy
Anna Lavin
Stroudsburg Normal School
John Evans
Stanley
Atlantic City
John J. O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Philadelphia
T. M. Voyle
Mary Rogan
Jermyn
John Walkingshaw
Wilkes- Barre
Charles Hathaway
Blakely
M. J. O'Boyle
Lackawanna Street
Pleasant Mount
Ellen Murphy
Nellie
Mollie Gallagher
Aliee Kelly
Stroudsburg
Blakely Baptist Sunday School
West Side Woods
Local Visitors and Calls Around Peckville
Mrs. M Ritter of South Bethlehem visits son E R Ritter and family in Peckville. James Reed and family from Dickson call on Mr and Mrs John E Williams. Miss Gertrude Davies and Helen of Jerginn visit Mrs Gendall. The Misses Mattie Pickering and Jane Williams depart for Baptist Sunday School convention in Factoryville. Richard Gendall returns to Crawford New Jersey. Mrs James Brink of Petersburg visits sister Mrs H L Thompson on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Morrow of Bell Place with Edwin spend day with Pittston friends.
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Jane Williams
Factoryville
Richard Gendall
Crawford
N. J
James Brink
Petersburg
Death of William Loftus prompts funeral plans
William Loftus son of ex Mayor Loftus died at his Moosic home after months of lung trouble. He was about 28. He is survived by his wife, his parents, and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday morning with interment in Scranton.
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Loftus
Moosle
Scranton
Letitia Dixon
Nellie Scahill
Baltimore
Owen Ruane
Minenapolis University
Rose Golden
Mary King
Anna Kelly
Margaret Sammon
Isabel Loughney
St. Cecelia's Academy
T. P. McGreil
Renovo
Teresa Connors
North End
Js Critheally I
Austin Johnson
Bert Hanes
George Borthwick
Scranton Business College
Frank Ashworth
James Maloney
Frank McKeon
John McKeon
Newport News
James Williams
South Main Street
Black Hills
Antoinette Druffner
Wilkes-Barre
Duryea School Board Appoints Staff and Night Teachers
At a recent Duryea school board meeting, appointments were made for supervising principal Prof. FP Regan at the high school and several teachers at central and east districts. Night teachers for the high school were Charlotte Brown and Joseph Rotayski, while the east district night school vote failed for Mabel Allan and Katie Cun.
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Elizabeth Dougher
Jennie Young
Mary Kennedy
Wiele Werts
Nellie Clark
Anna McKennon
Maury Shoemaker
Ella Benedict
Georgia Evans
Nellie Jackson
Ella Carroll
Mabel Rummage
Jennie Whyte
Mary McCabe
Ben Vanette
Katie Burke
Ella Dills
Mary Gillespie
Charlotte Brown
Joseph Rotayski
East District
Mabel Allan
Katie Cun
Teachers Hold Meeting Saturday Afternoon
The teachers held a meeting Saturday afternoon.
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Ningham
Local items and notices from the Scranton region
Winmers to Carr sale of stock in Wilkes-Barre. Frost, travel notes, new studies, and local visits fill weekly notes. Ep worth league to hold a plonse meeting at Pleasant Mount with Forest City attendance. Erie railroad injunctive hearing in Forest City adjourned with decision pending. Local engagements include music lessons and cane tata stage project in Carbondale for church benefit.
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Scranton Tribune
Winmers
Sept
W. J. Emery
Mr. Carr
Wilkes-Barre
James Carr
Waymort
Rosa Cromer
Binghamton
Frank Kellum
Sanuel Hadden
Dunmore
Harford Pond
Baturdy
Jessie Hiney
Business College of Scranton
Cushidle
Payette County
Cramer
Mariel Aben Ie
Esther Emery
Justus Cary
Canaan
Honesdale
Y. A. Wiser
Henry Bloggarth
Howard J. Homan
Unadilla
N.Y
David J. Jones
Carbondale
Congregational Church
Anthracite Telephone Franchise Discussed in Forest City
Forest City residents await third and final reading on the Anthracite Telephone Company franchise. Petitions for and against have circulated as business leaders express skepticism about profitability and the franchise's impact on local telephone service.
Bradford County Ag Society fair set for September dates
Towanda readers learn of the Bradford County Agricultural Society fair schedule September 23 to 26 with prize classes including 2.38, 2.22, and 240 divisions. Secretary M Culver aims to attract top entrants while exhibits expected to surpass prior years.
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Scranton Tribune
Owanda
Bradford County Agricultural Society
Towanda
M. Culver
Clase
Elase
Clida
Po- Wanda
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Harry Wright
Grace Moore
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Salem
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W. “. Barton
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