Local medical notes report operations at private hospital
Mrs. Frederick Highhouse underwent tumor removal at Dr Wheeler's Private hospital and is recovering well. Dr Heed Burne performed an intestinal anastomosis on Frank Crosier, injured by tar in Thompson, My. The operation, delicate and assisted by Dr Edward Burns and Dr O'Brien and Williams, is expected to improve Crosier's health after prior injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Highhouse
Honesdale
Edward Burns
Pair Reunited After Street Confrontation in Main Street
Frank Lesimater forty and his twenty year old wife Phoebe, who had run away years earlier, met on South Main Street. He attempted an embrace. a scuffle ensued and both were jailed. Mayor Kilpatrick fined Phoebe with condition she return to No 4. They settled and left together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lesimater
No. 4
South Main Street
Frank
Phoebe
Kilpatrick
Sheagro
Frink
Petition drives to condemn Consolidated Water Plant
L. A. Roberts of South Church street leads a petition drive to city councils seeking condemnation and purchase of the Consolidated Water Supply plant. Residents expect to secure signatures from most property owners. The higher rate starts October 1 and the public vows no longer to endure delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Roberts
South Church Street
Jomal Stena
Consolidated Water Supply Company
Local Social Notes Brighten Borough Life
Mise Minnie and George Ki Love of Brooklyn visit. Mrs M Abbey and children travel to White Oak pond for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Ralph Giles. Mr and Mrs Singer and daughter Martha in Scranton yesterday. Mrs Edward Nicholson hosted by Mr and Mrs Hill on Chestnut Ave for a few days. John Bergen leaves for Dakota with sister Anna. Robert Simrett ill with typhoid fever. William Warner takes D and H brakeman job. Charles K E Chapman visits Prompton then returns to Jeffrey St. Mrs John Roe and daughter visiting Scranton. Miss Hannah Doud heads to Philadelphia for new job at Pioneer Steam Laundry. Peter Duffy returns home after 23 years away. Charles Orchard promoted to freight agent of Penn aivania Schuylkill division at Reading. Grand Theater sees standing room only as Spooners draw big crowds. Two weeks old daughter of Grant Nicholson dies yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Minnie
George Ki. Love
Brooklyn
M. ©. Abbey
Ralph Giles
White Oak Pond
Singer
Martha
Scranton
William Hi. Hill
Chestnut Avenue
Edward Nicholson
Jermyn
R. T
Airs
Louise Rector
Dundatt Street
John Bergen
Dakota
Anna Bergen
Robert Simrett
Clark Avenue
William Warner
Delaware and Hudson
William Troesner
Aldenville
Charles KE. Chapman
Prompton
Jeffrey Street
John Roe
Hannah Doud
Pioneer Steam Laundry
Willeave
Philadelphia
Peter Duffy
The
Wear
Chirlea Orchard
Pennayivania
Schuylkill
Reading
Spooners
Grant Nicholson
Birkett Street
Drummond Avenue
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Events Highlight Week
A loan exhibition drew strong attendance with a refined program. Tonight Carbondale hosts a concert by the Carbon dale Methodlet choir. The Crystal fire company held a Maple Grove picnic and clam bake with good turnout. A parade featured many groups and a pay day mishap delayed Wells Parga & Co. funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Nieht Und Hhow
Maple Grove
Citizens Band
Archhbald the
Win
Walker's of
Mayfield
Artesian Hoge Company
Independents of
Dinmore and
Crystals
Hillside Coal Company
Wells Parga & Go
Local collieries pay day and social notes from West Mayfield
At 1 o'clock last night the diary was overcome and pay is issued for Glenwood Eric and Plait collieries. A six-week-old child of Mr and Mrs Albert Mounds died of cholera infantum. Miss Mary Wall of West Mayfield remains ill with catarrhal fever. Mrs Hd Rosser was omitted from the West Abington Baptists delegates list at Providence. Mr and Mrs Richard Evans hosted guests including Richard Roberta and two sons Albert and Fred. Dr Philo Chaee Brouch and Minnie Graven wed at the Graves home Scott Yermanis with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Eric
Plait
Albert Mounds
West Mayfeld
Mary Wall
West Mayfield
Hd. Rosser
West Abington
Providence
Richard Roberta
Albert
Fred
Guetta
Richard Evans
Third Errest
Philo Chaeebrouch
Baineton
Mir
Minnie Graven
J. Nelson Graves
Scott Yermeniay
Ter. Lowry
Edington
Edwin Graves
Will Wates
FL. A, Willman
D. Winter
Fire destroys Bowen Culm washery engine house
The Bowen Culm washery engine house burned yesterday around 12 40 PM with the origin undetermined after a substantial fire. A water stream arrived too late to save the structure, and both inside and outside workers from Helden colliery played a ball game on schoolhouse grounds the same afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Not the Wisest Way to Buy Chamberlain's Remedy
Advertisement urges pre purchase of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, claiming it is essential for busy times and suffering patients. Notes it is the most successful medicine for bone complaints and available from Matthews Brow as wholesale and retail agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Walil
Genoa
Matthews Brow
Peckville Qun Club Plans Shoot With Valley Club
In Peckville the Qun club plans a shoot with the Valley club in the near future. Sterrick Creek Coal will pay August wages this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Haley Lathrop of Honesdale visit relatives in Tiwan Squire W Arnold enjoyed good fishing at Scull Pond yesterday. Portage should ensure vaccination of elite dyen. some children will enter public schools only after vaccination. Public schools reopen Monday the 18th. O W station agent George B Peed to leave today for Pajudal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Sterrick Creek Coal Company
Haley Lathrop
Honesdale
Tuwan
Squire
W. Arnold
Scull Pond
Portate
A& Ne
Geoge B
Piijudal
Local Notes From The Exposition And Community Events
Phin plans to attend the exposition as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W F Billhour. Mr and Mrs Dwight BR Lathrop spend a week in New York. Wilson fire company members joined the Crystal Lore company picnic at Joer Myn Inet. A reunion committee meeting will be held Friday evening in the hotel rooms. Mrs Stearns chairs the refreshment committee and calls for helpers. Mrs Stisbes remains unconscious after a fall last Friday. her daughter Mrs J G Bell is confined to her room, with Dr Lighter and nurse Miss Grace Prices aiding, and Mrs Stearns as relief nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phin
W. F. Billhour
Dwight BR. Lathrop
New York civ
Wilson Fire Company
Crystal Lore Company
Joermyn
Mies Grace Prices
Mrs. Stearns
Citizens Band Picnic At Rifle Range Near Delaware Depot
The Citizens band hosts a picnic tomorrow at the rifle range near the Delaware and Hudson depot. Out-of-town attendees are expected. Refreshments available. A baseball game between St Thomas College and Priceburg teams offers ten dollars to the winner and a five dollar prize for a one hundred yard race. Dancing will also be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
St. Thomas College
Priceborg
Two Vagrants Draw Big Audiences As Holland Shines
The matinee and evening shows of Two Vagrants drew large crowds. Miss Holland led the female cast as Helene in the evening, contrasting with her Pan-Fan portrayal from the prior matinee and performance, highlighting her versatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerdas
Miss Holland
Helene
Burlesque Season Opens at Gaiery Theater With Tonta-Sandy
The Tonta-Sandy company opened the burlesque season at the Gaiery theater yesterday afternoon. The show offered risqué humor and suggestive humor with notable acts by Baker and Lynne, Al C. Lawter the ventriloquist, the Palmer sisters, and the Murphy Nolan Irish duo. The Rentz-Santley company will follow for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiery Theater
Tonta-Sandy Company
Mile
Nada Reyvol
Baker
Lynne
C. Lawretor
Palmer Sisters
Murphy and
Nolan
Rentz-Santley Company
Charles Levburne and His Bon Ton Stock at Academy
Charles Levburne and his Bon Ton Stock company bring a week of performances to the Academy of Music featuring The Black Flag and a program including Census Taker Moths of Society The Middleman The Castaways Condemned to Death Strange Adventures of Miss Brown Secret Enemy The Train Robbers and more Opening night offers ladies tickets at 1 cent in exchange if reserved before 7 p m Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Levburne
Lile Bon Ton Stock Company
Academy of Music
Theater-Corre
Miss Brown
Why Smith Left Home at the Lyceum Theater
Bradhurst presents Why Smith Left Home in one summer day action at the Lyceum theater with a celebrated cast led by Frank Tannahill Jr and Albert Record. The review touts lavish staging and costumes and previews upcoming Joseph Arthur productions On the Wabash Blue Jedna and The Cherry Pickers with praise for Arthur’s natural storytelling and patriotic themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradhurst
Smith
Mike
Mr. Broadhurst
Pears
Frank Tannahill, Jr
Albert Reccord
Jay Willams
Frederick Thobotts
Irving Chauncdy
Gilbert Gardner
Braden Douglas
Nettie Maskell
Jonnie Engle
Lottie Williams
Rome Hubbard
Belle Chamberlin
Ligeie May Timer
Lyceeum
Rels
Ascoum Theater
Joseph Arthur
Arthur
Wabash
National League Baseball Roundup
National League reports show multiple doubleheaders across major cities. Batteries and pitchers listed for Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston St Louis New York Chicago Baltimore Washington and Cincinnati games with varied scores and umpire crews noted.
The People's Exchange Offers Local Classifieds
A popular clearing house lists houses to rent real estate and property to sell or exchange and help wanted ads at one cent a word six insertions for five cents a word free situations wanted. The notice invites readers to use the service for Benet and community assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benet of All Who
Bodo Text Fragment Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR data shows numbers and stray phrases including 100,099 99 127,612 54 140,000 and the word Bodo, lacking clear context or narrative.
When the King Comes In
A historical column explores the royal proclamation by England’s College of Arms for a new king. It traces ceremonial steps from St James’s Palace to Charging Cross, Temple Bar, and Westminster Hall, noting changes and the hereditary champion from the Dymoke family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingland
College of
Prince of Walces
Earl Marshal
College of Alma
St. James’ Palace
Wood Street
Cheapside
Royal Exchange
Fleht
Ongland
Dymoke
Westminster Hall
Train Schedules From Scranton May Lith 1899
Train times from Scranton for May Lith 1899 show departures to Carboni lale Albany WilkesBarre New York Philadelphia and western points with listed morning noon and evening slots. Arrivals mirror outbound routes with a Sunday schedule and stops for Carbondale North WilkesBarre South and other points. officials J W Burdick and H H Cross publish the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carboni
Lale
Albany
Seieioun
Montreal
Bowson
England
P. Im
Tor Monesale
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
He Valley Railroad
Valle
Blackamond
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Darre
South
Tas
Sar
Aso K. Sieponaas Leo
Lehigh Valley Trains Schedule From Scranton to Major Points
The timetable lists Lehigh Valley Railroad departures effective May 14 detailing trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D and W U R R with morning and afternoon times. It includes routes to White Haven Hazelton and coal region stations via Dy WH BR and to Pottsville Bethlehem and Reading with various via lines. It notes Pullman sleepers on routes Wilkes Barre to New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge and lists contacts for reservations and agents in South Bethlehem and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
RB. R
White Haven
Hagleton
WH. BR
Towanda
Elmira
Tthven
Geneva
Principle
Geneve
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
Falta
Blosco
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadethia
Ollin H
Wilbur
Bethlehem
E. Lee
Mies
Cartlande Street
A.W. Nonnemacher
Lockawanna Ove
Beranuton
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table in Effect
Time table effective Sept 1 shows routes from Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate points, with trains routed via Howley and local police at the station. Returning trains arrive at Beranton at 6 10 a m and 1 16 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berunton
Exeron
New York
Wapresa
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oxwero
Et Ira
Corning
Hath
Daneville
Mount Morris
Wuffalo
Huffalo
Horthweat
Southwort
Washington
Mighamton
Nunoville
Uucu
Richfield Springs
Vo Mn
Northumberland
Pittston
Witkess Barre
Plymouth
Bloomslure
Dat Ville
Williammpory
Ar Labore
Baltimore
Washianton
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Tratue
Scranuton
Newbursh
Pointe Ou
Howley
Focal
Culme
Beranton
Money to Loan Advertised by Patterson Wilcox
Mortgage loan offer for business property in one loan. Attorneys Patterson & Wilcox in Traders' Building advertise favorable terms. Interest rate noted as one and a half percent. Reader urged to apply through the firm for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson & Wilcox
Hank Huilding
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor News
Sonal News
Bowen Culm
Helden
Shoolhouse
Owens
Stone
Buckley
O'Neill
Outelde
Mies Sallie Price
Bellevue
Profuue
William White
Sagamore
Thos
Samuels
Philip Nokes, Jr
John Parker
David ¢Recham
William J. Vane
Gertrude Leyahon
Old Forge
Bloomeburg Normal School
Presbyterian Church
Bertha Nyhart
John D. Jones
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
RK. J. Davis
Meshoppen
William H. Fern
Archbald
Mackin
Grove Street
Taylor
Taylor and Pynemites
Thomas Jones
Avoca
N. Y
L. A. Jones
Main Street
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
M.seals
Priceburg
Gaiety
Bon Ton Stock Company
B. Cheveland
Hughey and McAllister
Bernhard
Dowie
Stisder and McGurr
Robk Pittsburg Woo
Boston
Br. Oh. KF
St. Louie
Addy
Connor
Meeckin and Sullivan
Umypires
Manassau
Connolly
Ho E Bt
Loula
Titathis
Dsgton Casey Eisngaeeseene
Bitteriee
Sudholm Oconnor
Nichols
Bergen
Macanassau
Carrick and Warner
Callahan and Chances
Virepster
O Day and
McDonald
R. HH. B. Loulevilly c
Baltimore Ios
Batterice
Cunningham
Waddell
Maesell
Kitson and Smith
Betta and
Dwyer
Wahehington
Cincinnatheae OM
Hahn and Pelts
Werhing and McManus
Liatham
W. Tapc
Caenne
Cleveland Y.cs
People’s Exchange
Hox
Alfred B. Connell
Vine Street
Beranten
Joseph Ansley
Scranton Reet
Rnut
North Seventh Street
Scranton, Pa
Madison Mvenue
Edward H. Davis
Connect Building
el, Walter
Tos Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Wash
Federick L
Rice Building
Washington Avenue
Lacry & Son
Traders' National Bank
Dr.c. Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor, Wyoming and
Mulberry
Reynolds
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Welcomn C
Snover
Coal Exchange
Pranklin Avenue
Reavona P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Bourke
Lackawanna Avenas
J. W. Browning
At. Law
Touma
Mears’ Building
M. J. Donahoe
Mens
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Atorneys
Bebikan
Clanton
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W
Oak "Porney-At- Canes
Oakpord
Attor Law
Reoma
Board of Trade Building
Spruce Street
James Ay i
Hamilton
S. Attorney- IT Commonwealth Building
Onion
Ee Edward W. Thayer
Ma A. Watres
A Board of Trade
Seranton
C._R. PITCHER
Paterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
C. Comegys
Republican Building
Traders National Bank
Pennsylvania
Mary A. Shepherd, M. D
Homeopathiat
Linden Atroet
Mortenger
OHI
EL “Alle Len
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
Cc. L. Freas
W. G._ ROOK
Linden Street
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
W. BE. Plumley
Ian Hank
Toto Voyal
OS Stadie - Pennayivnia
County of Luckawhl
Phillips
Bunk
Gnief Ko. Phillips
Clark & CO. Serdmen
North Main Avenue
Jos
Baver
J. Raver
Wyoming Avenue
Hulberts
Megarger Hrotshcks
A.B. Briggs
A. Bt. Briggs
Alain Avenue
Ficke’s
Adams and Mulberry
Mre
iRichard Hiorna
Gibson Street
L. T. Kedler
Wl Quincey
Percesance
C. TE
Scranton Pomallio
Pine Street
K. J
Tribune
Rear Gillon
Househorper
Martin Maloney
River Street
Strong
Willin
Guy
Darter
Will
Aidren
Ketan
Borantun
Alder Eiréet
City
Marriend
J.T
Care Tribune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Weat
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
West
Arrisburg
K. Wood
Gents Pass
Agsas J.6
Butchinson
Harbor Asphalt Paving Co
G. Yunghurth
Ee Avenue
College of Arms
Lindon Mail
LEGAL
Court OF Common Pleas
Lackaiwanna County
Commonwealth of
Callender
Lackawanna State Association, Limited
Ascoctithin
Li. & Fairelilld
Lacka
Western
Nantitoke
M. Plymouth
Kingston
M. IL. Smith
Central Railroad of
New Jerasy
Liverterreee
NTL
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
Sernton
Newark
Elizabeth
Philhaelphia
Hethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
Sunidiya
Wilkesa-Harre
Mountain Park
Tinkimore
Finta
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Hartisburm
Buneday
Por Pottsville
J. FH
Olhansen
HW. P
Baldwin
Gen
Pans
Amt
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Uy Ak
Wei
Uising
Schanton
North Mound
Franklin Ie
Cadonis Haneuel Starlight Preatob
Pa Winwood Poyntello Reson
Eaeaut
Uniondale Fores
Cig Carbordairt
White Tri Mayhela
Jenny Archibald
Winton
Feckville Olypuant
Prienburg Varoup Providence Fark Mace Kerantun Ret
Havie
Ford
Fiany
Mgnine Bergers
Brains
Gally
Ontario
Didlah Wagner ouMot
J.C. Anderson T. Fiitero
Dry Fass
Ags
Gen. Pawharanton
Ag Va
Boranton
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