Scranton clash something to settle in big $200 battle
Carbondale Crescents meet Archbald at Athletic Park Scranton for a prize purse of 400 with 200 per club, amid fierce rivalry and lineup from Scranton Pittston and Archbald. Yesterday’s Archbald loss spurred a rematch amid row over umpire Mahon and forfeit details.
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Athletic Park
Archbald
Crescents
Scranton
Battle Royal
Carbondale
Pittston Brothers
Touhill
Carbon Gile
Archhbald
Philbin
Tapmin
The
Mintingers
Tapepun
Pruibia
Wand
Will PF
Lofiuse
Ells
Charles Ready
Monahan
McAndrew
Kelleher
Toy
Pittston
Smitart
Ernest Smitty
Halligan
Patrick McDonald
Fleming
Ise
Prive
Feld
Ferris
Charles Heady
Ready
Guane
Tappan
A Girl's Problem How to Feed Herself When Running Down
A Dayton Ohio stenographer describes illness from dyspepsia and insomnia. She credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with restoring digestion, energy, and stamina, enabling her to return to work and rise to a more responsible position. The account emphasizes diet change and daily use of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Inkeh
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Fifty Cent Round Trip Ball Game Excursion Planned
Excursionists secured a fifty cent round trip rate to the Scranton ball game for today. Travelers will depart on the 1.4 p m Delaware and Hudson train and may return on any train before midnight. It is expected that many will join from Curbandile with the cheap rate also offered from Jermyn and Archbuld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Curbandile
Jermyn
Archbuld
Leon Bly Leaves for Syracuse University Music Study
Leon L Bly departed Sunday for Syracuse University to complete his musical training. He recently composed the Syracuse University March a two step gaining local favor and has more tunes in progress. Bly excels on piano and shows talent as a violin player, earning high expectations for his future career. He will return home for the Christmas vacation. Carbondaliane residents follow his progress with pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon L. Bly
Syracuse University
Bly
Aly
Carbondaliane
Colonel Pratt Nominated After Long Senate Deadlock
After a tense deadlock in Wayne and Susquehanna counties eleven conferees of the Twenty‑sixth senatorial district met in the American house and nominated Colonel Pratt of New Milford. The vote was six to five with the deciding ballot cast by an umpire recently appointed by the Republican state committee amid fatigued conferees.
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Wayne
Susquehanna
Pratt
New Milford
B&b
Jones
Harford
Republican State Committee
Farewell Party at Rothermals Home
A farewell party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rothermal on Vine Street drew a large crowd of young guests. The hosts announced they will move to Saratoga next week to reside there in the future, with dancing and games providing the main entertainment.
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Charles Rothermal
Vine Street
Flashlight Missing From Groups In James Malone Event
Several flashlights disappeared during a gathering led by James Malone. Present were Misaes Denevive Beatt Mame Hope Hossella Heatt Katie Hope Ligzie Walsh Mame Connolly Lixale Cavanaugh Kathe Mc Bonnell Ella Burke Minnie Rothermint Rose Jordan Lucy Kearney Kate Connolly and many men including Arthur Nival B J McDonald James Cannon Steve Murphy William Purdival Owen Tummons John Ox Thomas Coleman William Brennan John eurney Francis Jordin Jesse Rothermal George Fothermaal Frank Grumer David Harvey Samuel Harvey Harold Quinn and George Hultumaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Malone
Misaes Denevive Beatt
Mame Hope
Hossella Heatt
Katie Hope
Ligzie Walsh
Mame Connolly
Lixale Cavanaugh
Kathe McBonnell
Ella Burke
Minnie Rothermint
Rose Jordan
Lucy Kearney
Kate Connolly
Arthur Nival
B. J. McDonald
James Cannon
Steve Murphy
Willam Purdival
Owen Tummons
John Ox
Thomas Coleman
William Brennan
John Eurney
Francis Jordin
Jesse Rothermal
George Fothermaal
Frank Grumer
David and
Samuel Harvey
Harold Quinn
George Hultumaster
Council Accepts Resignation Of City Engineer Kupp
At last night’s meeting the select council formally accepted city engineer FLEB Kupp’s resignation as he moves to Burke Bros. The session also confirmed Nathan English to the board of health and addressed sewer work questions, sidewalk repairs, lighting contracts, fire insurance premiums, and hydrant and alarm box provisions.
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F. E. Kupp
Davis
Mr. Kupp
Nathan English
Board of Health
Fleb, Kupp
Burke Bros
Scranton
Thomas Killeen
Kupp
Killeen
O'Neil
Plaice
W. Norris
A. F E. Tiffany
Mannion
Metcher
English
Chiuhminn Davis
Common Council
White Bridge
Cottage Street
Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Davis Hile
Diplomas Today For Nurses On Hospital Lawn
Today at 4 o clock on the Emergency hospital lawn graduating nurses will be certified by credentials. Hon. 8. Jones will present the diplomas and Rev. H. J. Whalen will deliver the principal address. If weather fails, ceremonies move to a hospital ward and limited tickets are issued.
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Jones
H. J. Whalen
Couple Ties the Knot in Belmont Street Home
Reverend A F Chaffee of the Methodist Episcopal church united Miss Edith J Dunlap and Levi C Rosengrant in marriage at 44 Belmont Street, the home of Mr. and Mrs. William McClain. Dunlap is known in social circles. Rosengrant works for Delaware and Hudson as a railroad man in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EF. Chaffee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edith J. Dunlap
Levi C. Rosengrant
William McClain
Belmont Street
Dunlap
Lincoln Avenue
Rosengrant
Delaware and Hudson Company
Republican Primaries Quietly Underway Across District
Republican primaries held yesterday to choose delegates for the senatorial convention at Republican headquarters in Acranton. Officials reported quiet but organized activity with voters participating, while party workers prepared for tomorrow's major gathering.
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Acranton
Amamosa Man Credits Cham berlain’s Diarrhea Remedy
Mr H C Hartman of Amamosa Iowa reports years of chronic diarrhoea with griping pains. He tried doctors and found Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy prompt and effective stopping diarrhoea without causing constipation. Sold by all druggists.
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H. C. Hartman
Amamosa
Iowa
Chamberlain
Colle
Kennedy
James B. McTighe Funeral Planned Today
The funeral for James B. McTighe will depart his South Main Street home at 1 10 this morning. A high mass of requiem will be sung at St Rose Church beginning at 8 o'clock, with interment at St Rose Cemetery.
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Jas. McTighe
James B. McTighe
South Main Street
Bt. Rove
St. Rose Cemetery
County A. O. U L convention attendees listed
P Collins PL oF Moran Thomas Buvage Th Toftus J C Gorman J Killeen and PL McDonnald attended the Scranton county convention of A. O. U L in College Hall on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Collins
of. Moran
Thomas Buvage
Th Toftus
J. C. Gorman
J. Killeen
PL McDonnald
Scranton
A. O. IL
College Nall
Mrs Alexander Clark of Jermyn Dies in City Hospital
Mrs Alexander Clark formerly Anna Dowd of Gordon Avenue Gordon Avenue, Jermyn, died at Emergency hospital yesterday at 6 20 am after a month long illness with tuberculosis. She leaves a husband and many young children, plus her mother three sisters Miss Jonora and Miss Mary Atkinson and a brother John all residing on Gordon Avenue. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Alexander Clark
Jermyn
Anna Dowd
Gordon Avenue
Clark
Patrick Atkinson
Jonora
Mary
John
The Passing Throng
Miss Kate Farrell visits Pitston friends while locals and visitors are noted in a list of week long movements. Several residents travel to cities such as New York and Hoboken for study or leisure, with many returning to town after summer breaks.
Jermyn and Mayfield Hall Game Ends Early
An exciting base hall game between the Young Men Institute of Jermyn and Ontario and Western employees was halted in the twelfth inning with the score tied. Mrs. DeGraw and Mrs. Prior of Second street return from Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spettigue of Cemetery street are at Fingleton due to Mrs. Spettigue's mother's illness. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. John Reeve of West Mansfield. Mayflower lodge meeting closed with a social for St George members in Durham lodge's Providence hall. Miss Mary E Timlin of Main Street visits in Binghamton. Miss Gertrude Cannon of Scranton returns from a visit to Jermyn friends. Minnie Philippe of Third street spent Sunday with Carbondale friends. Mendob Hawkins of Carbondale called on Jermyn Sunday.
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Delaware and Hudson
Archbald
Captatn McTlerney
Archbild
Aipire Pattek Mahon
Mahon
Harrison
Tor
Halligan
Harriigan
Ciateher Toys
Fale
McDonald
Hopkins
Golden
Murray
McTierney
Cirbondale
Philbin
Climor
Tappan
Lids
Carbondale
Mr. Philbin
Addicioniaul
Young Mena Institute of
Jermyn
Ontario and Western
DeGraw
Prior
Second Street
Long Istana
Theodore Spettigue
Cemetery Street
Fingleton
Spettigue
John Reeve
West Masfield
Mayflower Lodge
St. George
Durham Lode
Providence
Mary E.timlin
Main
Binghamton
Gertrude Cannon
Scranton
Jermen
Mira Minnie Phillipe
Third Street
Mendob Hawdkins
Jermyn Bunday
Pleasant surprise party honors Mint Mary A Myans before Wales trip
A party at Blakely for Mint Mary A Myans featured music and diversions. Attendees included the Davises Griffths and Browns among many friends. John Munyle died at his Sanderson Street home after illness. funeral at 1 pm with interment at Dinmore cemetery. James Maloney funeral held at 4 pm with burial in St Patrick's cemetery. Mary Morgan of New York visiting Blakely relatives. Charles Evans of Duryea and D Evans of Susquehanna Street were present yesterday.
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Mary A. Myans
Wales
TW. Watkins
Blakely
Ilowlock
John Davis
Frank James
David Miles
Thomas Griffiths
Frank Sherman
Lewis Willams
William Priest
Brown
William James
Henry
Max
Haines
J. Thomus
Jewsley
Mary Whitty
Mary Clark
Daniels
John Pritchard
Frederick Novd
Marie Sarge
Annie James
John Munvle
Sanderson Street
Bundey
Doceinsal
Plainfield
William Munele
Dinmore
James
Pooj. Maloney
Sheli Yocalorday
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mary Morgan
New York
Charles Evans
Duryea
Mra. D. Evans
Susquehanna Street
Yeaterday
Special Rail Fare Offers and White Mountains Seasonal Travel
Special reduced rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles for National Wholesale Druggists' Association meeting in Monterey October 7 to 11. Lehigh Valley Railroad offers $89.70 tickets for September 28 29 and 30 with return to November 1 on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. White Mountains rise as autumn season returns with hotels ready to welcome visitors. Send two cents for “Among the Mountains” and six cents for “Bird's Eye View” maps from Boston & Maine. Ontario & Western timetable changes soon. readers urged to check with stations for accurate service.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
New England
White Mountains
Binghand
Nmountains
Crawford Notch
Franconia Notch
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Mt. Washington
Winter Train Schedule Takes Effect in Scranton Division
On Monday September 1 the winter schedule becomes effective for the division. All summer and Sunday trains are discontinued. Trains leave Scranton on a new timetable for New York and all intermediate points at 7 20 p m and 7 95 p m.
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Tralna
Scranton
New York
Special excursion tickets for all trains on dates
Special excursion tickets will be sold for all trains on the above dates, valid for return within five days from the date of issue. Price for round trip is five dollars for adults.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Fare Notice for Fall Travel
Tickets priced 2.50 for children ages five to twelve and 4.35 for New York round trip via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Sep tember 16 is the travel date with sales beginning September 1 and valid for return through September 20 on any train.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Seventeenth District Renominates Mahon After Ballots
Publican conferees in Lewistown Pennsylvania renominated Thaddeus M Mahon of Chambersburg on the twentieth ballot in a seven candidate field during the Seventeenth Congressional district event. The report notes the Black Diamond express and other terms as marginal references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Jion
Thadedeus M. Mahon
Chambersburg
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Leon Bly
Wayne-Susquehanna
Saratoga
Select Council
Jas
Keystone
Mark
Keystone Watch Case CO
Philadelphia
A. O. H. Convention
Kate Farrell
Pitston
David Craft
Rexford Nicholson
Pitttston
Mul
Henry Gramer
Henesdale
Nicholas Rogers
New York City
Mallory Spencer Jett
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
N. D
Lola Corby
Ths City
Freda Ludwig
Dunmore
May Almith
Clarence Robinson
Prompton
Cherry Ridge
Bert Dix
Garfield Avenue
Dickinson College
Thomas Fagan
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Morgan
Salem Avenue
Lake Winola
H. H. Major
Alamagoarda
N. M
Andrew Mitchell
Canaan Street
Olwen M. Llowells
Mary Jenkins
Taylor
John B. Evans
J. W. Missett
Joseph Missett
Brooklyn Street
Rettew
John Street
Marie Cannon
Tillie Nealon
Saaturday
Gertrude Collins
Susie Banks
Vielt
Points
New Jersey
Whalen
Tesele
Wilkes-Barre
Jennie McGucken
Nanticoke
Lizzie Malone
Pike Street
Frank Missett
University of Pennsylvania
Schenectady
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Connolly & Wallace S Shopping Cen
Connolly & Wallace's
Connolly & Wallace’s
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Ontario & Western
Wyoming
Erie
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls Excursion
Pena Cae
America
Scranton Ladies
Griffins
M.H. Griffin
Lackawanna Avenue
Fure
Boranton
Mr. Mahon
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