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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1899

Page

7

Boy Kicked by Mule in Mine Injury at Carbondale

James Dugan fourteen son of Patrick Dugan of Booth Main Street was kicked by a mule in No 3 mine. The mule’s hoof cut a deep gash over his right eye and knocked him unconscious. He was brought to surface and Trephining performed at the hospital. doctors fear he may die.

James Patrick Dugan Booth Main Street No. 3 Father Coffey

Men Enter Court in Wayne County Fishing Case

William Ward Henry Belchler and John Toolan of Church street appeared at Alderman Jones office for court in Wayne county. Constable Gilboy arrested them on warrants issued by Justice Dimock Waymart for the Consolidated Water Supply company. They are charged with fishing in No 4 pond on Sunday.

William Ward Henry Belchler John Toolan Church Street Bai Jones Yeaterday Wayne County Gilboy Justice Dimock Waymart Consolidated Water Supply Company

Local Vignettes and Council Action at Carbondale

Residents return from visits in Thompson Philadelphia Honeedale and Detroit. Jody Ward and RH Coon call on Carbondale friends. Miss Edith Dennis returns to Pyndford and Jane Weller enters Wyoming seminary. Trinity church ladies serve luncheon for New York excursionists. Engineer Frick’s son injures a thumb. Keifer defends assault charge amid a disputed exit from Simpson Fiore. Alderman Jones and common council finalize fire hell and surface sewer ordinances ready for mayor.

Dwheht Craft Thompson F. T. Gelder Philadelphia EB. W. Reynolds Honeedale Councilman Ward Scranton RH. W. Coon Providence Carbondale A. A. Engel Otto Gerich Detroit Michigan W. T. Price Park Street Edith Dennis Chiude Smith Pyndford Jane Weller Wyoming Seminary Trinity Church New York Engineer Frick James Chadwick Herman Keifer Keifer Simpson Fiore Eles Jones Common Council

Funeral of James Monahan Held in Olyphant

The funeral for James Monahan, who died in Jessup on Monday, was held yesterday at 3 PM in St. Patrick's church. Interment followed at St. Patrick's Cemetery. A large gathering of relatives attended the service.

Play From Josiah Alien's Wife Impresses Audiences

A Glenburn produced piece titled Josiah Aliens Wife staged in Ate 4 at Dickson's barn drew strong applause. Performances were well sustained with notably good music. Elsewhere, Mr Charlen Bantes returns to Wyoming Seminary for winter studies.

Josiah Alien Glenburn Talons Ate Dickson Charlen Bantes Wyoming Seminary J C. Leteoek Plymouth Herbert Pease Eaton G. Shormiaker Helen Lanion Lake Winola George Smith Buck's Business College Scranton Maurice Dean Philips Exeter Academy Exeter New Hampshire Mabel Purdy Bloomaburg State Normal School Ladies of the Women's Christian

Temperance union to meet with Mrs Stoll on Friday

Temperance union will meet with Mrs Stoll on Friday afternoon at unspecified oclock. Miss Eleanor Moffatt is the guest of Miss Mary Dickson at Braeside. Mrs Victor Bruner of Clark's Burns unit appears in the notes of social calls. Marjorie Haslem entertained friends at her home Tuesday night while Mrs Miller and Miss Ruth Leighton of Glenburn visited town Wednesday.

Temperance Union P. Stoll Eleanor Moffatt Mary Dickson

Wedding Bells Brighten Taylor Scene At Catholic Church

An elegant wedding united Miss Mary Murray and Ness F. Keogh at the Catholic church on Tuesday afternoon with relatives and close friends in attendance. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H H Harris with Miss Mary Navine as bridesmaid and J F Hayes as groomsman. The reception brought many gifts and well wishes from local guests. A separate note mentions an Archbald mine accident narrowly avoided as a carriage nearly toppled from a shaft landing, causing a temporary work stoppage. Also reported is the marriage of Miss Rachel B Taylor to Mr John Service, with Taylor praised as a musician and Service connected with the Metropolitan Insurance Company. Additional local social notes mention visits and a medical tip endorsing Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for burns and boils.

Mike Mary Murray Matrick Murray Washington Street Ness F. Keogh Squire Keogh Rendham J. F. Moffitt Mary Navine Hyde Park Archbald John Williams Rachel &. Taylor John Service W. 5. Millar Scranton Taylor J. F. Taylor Service Aetropolitan Insurance M. BE Peckville Fred Stephens Alice Jones Miexel Osborne Davies Giovanni Agar Misa Maggie Maxwell William Cargill William McCuarty Mitchelle Carbondale William Walker Mayfield C.D. Winter Europe Elieses Hia Egypt Winter Rushbttook Nde Hillside Company Glenwood Erie Keystone George Polaski Edgerton Rolllery Privgy A.E. Shields J. de Graw L. Lane Abington Association Baptist Providence

Knights of the Golden Eeagle hold session at Odd Fellows hall

Priceburg notes a Knights of the Golden Eagle regular meeting set for tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall with Citizens’ members urged to attend. A Temperance excursion from St. Thomas church via the electric road to Moosie featured a Dymond’s hall dance with refreshments and music by local bands. Joseph Browning of Moosie Mountain is adding a tenement on the Boulevard. Benjamin Beddoes hosts a West Side hill birthday gathering with many friends and local honoraries. music and refreshments provided by the citizens’ band and Mr Samuel Thomas Phonograph.

John Wesley Castle Knights of the Golden Eagte Odd Fellows Hall Citizens Ladies’ Temperance Society St. Thomas Church Electric Road Moosie Dymond's Ancient Order of Hibernian Dickson City Joseph Browning Moosie Mountain Genjamin Beddoes Hick Home West Side Hill Jind Mre Thomas Heddee Hyde York Stephen Beddoe George Beddow William Beddoe William J. Williams George Cooper Henry Hager Charles Pickering John ©. Miller Watkin Joseph An Willaames Rose Oakey Adeett Behmidt Fred Zimmerman Robert Hill W. Jackson Priceburg Thomas Hill Mises Bella Henderson Throop Tizens’ Band Samuel Thomas

Heels Sarvaparilia Promises Blood Purifying Cure

The notice claims Heels Sarvaparilia can purify and enrich blood to alter circumstances in cases of dyspepsia nervousness catarrh rheumatism erysipelas and related conditions. It also advertises Hood’s Pills as a cure for biliousness and headaches.

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Football team seeks players for 7 o'clock practice

The Alerts football team requests listed players to meet for practices at seven o'clock Thursday evening September 1 at the corner of Keith and Linden streets. Names include Frank Gilroy M Norton L Invie W Lehtner Dave Kelly W Burpett Jamey Raul James Forrix Lrowster Googe Thames W Bull John Shaw James Gallagher FP I Meisalti manager.

Alerts O'Oleck Kieth Linden

Two Little Vagrants At Lyceum Impress Audience

The Lyceum staged Two Little Vagrants a melodrama by Charles Klein adapted from Pierre Decouceille with Miss Mildred Holland as Fan-Fan. Arthur Coglisor led a strong company and the cast included B. Harrison Barbara Douglas Anna Badden and Del La Barre. Performances continue with Holland as Helene and Neva Harrison as Fan-Fan while other acts and upcoming shows are noted.

Lyceum Pierre Decouceille Charles Klein Mildred Holland Miss Busby Wee New York Miss Holland de Ennery Arthur Cogliser Cor Nier Bengie Harrison Barbara Douglas Anna Badden del la Barre Helene Neva Harrison

Fragmentary OCR Item From 11th Entry

A brief OCR fragment shows a sequence of numbers and characters likely part of a larger dataset or table without clear context or identifiable entities. The readable portion includes "11" and the pattern "8 M405 37 10 00 150) 44" suggesting a technical or catalog reference rather than a complete event or notice.

Charles Leyburne Presents The Big Fen Ton Stock at Academy

Next week at the Academy of Music Charles Leyburne and his Big Fen Ton Stock company will perform nightly with no two plays the same and daily matinees starting Tuesday. Opening Monday night is The Black Flag a comedy drama filled with humor and exciting climaxes. Saville Sisters electric dancers headline each show with two electricians handling mechanical effects. Ladies’ tickets are honored for 16 cents if reserved before 7 pm Monday.

Charles Leyburne Big Fen ‘Ton Stock Company Academy of Music Saville Sisters

Baseball score reports from major league games

Multiple city games listed with teams, lineups, umpires, and battery names. Scores shown for Philadelphia Baltimore New York Brooklyn Washington Boston St Louis and others. Includes batters and pitchers noted with officials and game identifiers.

Lehigh Valley Trains Schedule From Scranton Prints

Lehigh Valley Railroad timetable lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Bethlehem Nethlehem Easton Reading Harreburg Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Chicago and other points via connections. It notes Black Diamond Express service daily Sundays and via D H R R and LL W routes with parlor and sleeping cars between Wilkes Barre Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Tickets and Pullman reservations are available at 26 Lackawanna Ave Beranton Pa and offices in New York Bethlehem and South Bethlehem.

Beranton New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Hethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven Pitteton Wilkes-Barre Tls Mountain Park Baltimore Washington Bethlehem Yam Long Branch Ocean Grove Reading Lebanon Marrsbore Potteville J. Wf. Olwausen H. P. Baldwin Paws Scranton Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston England Pennsylvania Western Points Lehigh Valle Railroad Carbondale North Booth Beston New England United States J. W. Burdick G P. A H. W. Choss D. PP. A Bundays Hagleton Principal Pointe Tia BD. & RR Por Pottaville Nethlehem Harrebure Wasengal H. RR Tan P.m Tunkhinrnook Towanda Elmira Ithaca Geneva LL & W Rochester Buffalo Nilagura Chicago All Pointe Wert Bandays Mla Lehigh Valles Partor Ruspension Bridge Ollin H. Wilbur Lee Cortlandt Street

Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table Summary

Train times from Scranton to New York and intermediate points. Departures listed at 7:00 a.m. and 2:25 p.m. Returns to Carbondale at 1:40 p.m. and 9:21 p.m. with intermediate stops along the route.

Erie Wyoming Valley Scranton New York Newbureah

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