Runaway Market Wagon Routs In Dundaff No One Hurt
In Dundaff on a Saturday evening Perry the farmer drove a rented market wagon with three women aboard up Main Street near Tingley’s drug store. A streetcar spooked the team causing the horses to bolt and collide with a clothing store turnout. The runaway wagon damaged one wheel and a plate glass window but no injuries were reported.
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Dundaff
Main Street
Tingley
Coogan
Thomas Morgan
Malin Street
Funeral of Mary Luke Held at St Rose Convent Chapel
Inter Mary Luke funeral conducted in St Rose convent chapel Faturday morning with Rev J J Griffin as celebrant Rev J J Curran deacon Rev Dinon subdeacon and Rev T F Coffey master of ceremonies A novices choir sang the requiem and the absolution was given before the procession to St Rose cemetery Sisters plot Pallbearers listed including Mesera John Murrin FR A Welly Patrick McCabe Patrick Powderly sr James Lavery and Michael McCann.
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J. J. Griffin
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Dinon
Pittston
T. F. Coffey
St. Rose Cemetery
Mesera
John Murrin
A. Welly
Patrick McCabe
Patrick Powderly
James Lavery
Michael McCann
Encampment New Officers Installed by Hughes
Patriarch G. W. Hughes assisted by his staff installed Lackawanna encampment No. 16 Odd Fellows officers led by Chief patriarch Alfred Masters and High priest Harry Z. Hall. Other officers include senior warden Joseph Tt. Horne treasurer C. A. Knee junior warden Frank Loves first, Plenty Myers, second watch J Roberts, third watch J H Stone, fourth watch C F, mastere inside sentinel William Masters outside sentinel Frank Luciwte guide C J Hy Sontag first guard Henry Masters second guard J H Stone. The scribe held over for six months. Hughes and staff to install other district encampments on upcoming dates.
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Order of Odd Fellows
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J Roberts
J. HW
Stone
Mastere
Sentinel
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Sentine
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C. J. Hy
Sontag
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J. H. Stone
Armin
Hyde Park
Clark's Green
Berantonia
Rushbrook
Death of Thomas Walker in Carbondale Hospital
Thomas Walker of Mayfield died at Carbondale hospital after a two week illness with typhoid fever. He was thirty five, single. Undertaker McHale took charge of the remains.
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Mayfield
Carbondale Hospital
Undertaker McHale
Local and Personal Notes From Bucknell and Nearby Towns
Local readers hear of Emmons to Peck returning to Bucknell University and several residents traveling to New York. Mr and Mrs R T Pethick attend to affairs in New York EK Benedict and Misa Benedict return from Wayne County. Mrs W R Johnson convalesces as Mrs John Wark hosts her sister Miss Sophia Ackerman from Honesdale. The list includes outings to New York, Fern Hall, Crystal Lake, and seaside visits. An advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and Hoops Pills that do not gripe.
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Honesdale
F. Male
W. J. Male
New York
W. RB. Grow
Berean Baptist Church
Mise Troselle Wilcox
Scranton
James McMillan
Davis Receives Gold Watch in Surprise Mine Foreman Presentation
William H. Davis, foreman at Foldy Creek mines, was presented a gold watch by mine employers at Sweeney's hall Lackawanni Rires on Saturday. James B. Loftus gave the speech. Davis expressed thanks amid a short program of vocal and instrumental selections and refreshments.
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Wiliam H. Davis
Foldy Creek
Sweeney's Hall
Lackawanni Rires
James BF. Loftus
Davie
Davis
Scranton Con Company
Henry Peaupre
Mise Mamie Cardner
Toronto
Canada
Matthew Mackey
Lackawanna Street
Hurelara
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Borough Update
J H Kennedy of Beranten vialted Pinkely home yesterday. Prof John Walkingshaw of Wilkes Barre visited town yesterday. Edward Foreueon leaves today to resume studies at Villa Nova College. The borough council will hold a meeting this evening. J Leach has returned from New York.
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J. H. Kennedy
Beranten
Pinkely
John Walkingshaw
Wilkes- Barre
Edward Foreueon
Villa Nova College
Ft J. Leach
New York
Taylorville lodge fair promises lively October event
Taylorville lodge No. 658 Old Pellews holds a festival in Weber Rink on October 19 20 and 21 with committees eager for a notable affair. Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas H Jenkins set for this afternoon at the family home then Calvary Baptist Church. Various local visits and upcoming state and county meetings noted along with civic notes.
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Taylorville
Order of Old Pellows
Weber
Meyers
John BR. Neeley
John D. Atherton
Kimbhurst Yeaterday
Prifte of
Thomas Il Jenkins
Union Street
Calvary Baptist Church
H. Harris
Om Meiting
O. 1
Scranton
William J. Neirer
Lackswonth
Pond Street
William Fairclough
Kansas City
Sons of Temperance
Mali Street
Casey
Liszt
New York City
John T. Gibbons
North Tayior
Mesere
Chauncey Bryan
Edward Fox
Thomas Cumming
Richard
England
Voung
Minooka
Frer
John Rh. Thomas
Maton Street
M. J. Lloyd
Jermyn and Mayfield Host Varied Cultural Week
The loan exhibition continues strong with Fiori Brothers and Miss Maxwell set to perform at Jermyn and Mayfield. Out of town acts like Poote Brothers and Magnolia Quartet draw crowds as Archbald night showcases local talent and encores. Community events include church suppers, a New England tea, and an oyster supper hosted by St. James and Primitive Methodist groups. Local officials may resign at Mayfield council meeting. school board to meet Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dive Gardner visits relatives in town.
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Miss Maxwell
Carbondale
Messrs. Fiori
Mise Maxwell
Poote Brothers
Arehbali
Magnolia Quartette
Helen Patterson
Rh. A. Jones
Archbald
Mayfeld
Mattie Bettigue
Ladies’ Aid
Primitive Methodist Church
Papitas
St. James' Church
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
A. Kirlin
Boronton
John T. Nicholson
Muir Street
McChrone
Booth Mathelpeet
Family notices and travel hints from Mayfield column
From her son Patrick serving on the flagship Chicago dated Cape Town Africa the ship is expected to reach New York in the first week of October. George Harris of Malin Street is confined at home with sickness. Will McCarty of Butte City Montana and Ed Dugan of Dunmore were guests of J J McCarty of Lackawanna Avenue Mayfield that week.
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Chicago
Cape Town
Africa
New York
George Harris
Malin Street
Will McCarty
Butte City
Montana
Ed. Dugan
Dunmore
J. J. McCarty
Lackawanna Avenue
Mayfield
Peckville Local Notes and Meetings Week Ahead
Emma Carpenter returns from Brett visit. Wilson Fire Company to meet tomorrow evening for wagon inspection. Thomas Crary of Hancock is John Bradley’s witness. W O Ketcham and daughter Mabel visit Uniondale. Mr and Mrs J W Kennedy with parents at Pleasant Mount. Public schools reopen for winter term. William Roberts visits Yoteville. Mrs Dougherty and Edward join Hulda Lloyd on Main Street. Fifty second regiment reunion committee meets at Ledyard hall this evening. all members requested to attend.
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Brett
Wilson Fire Company
Howe
Thomas Crary
Hancock, N
Richard Bradley
Mere W. O. Ketcham
Mabel
Uniondale
J. W. Kennedy
Pleasant Mount
William Roberts
Yoteville
Dougherty
Edward
Carbondale
Huldah Lioyd
Main Street
Fifty-second Regiment
Ledyard Hall
Bon Ton Stock company opens at Academy of Music
Commencing tonight Charles Leyburne and his company present a repertoire of comedies at Tommylar prices. They open Monday night with The Black Flag at the Academy of Music featuring Lazarus and Ned the cabin boy. Specialties between acts promise continuous performance and ladies tickets acceptances before 7 p.m. Seats on sale.
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Bie Bon Ton Stock
Academy of Music
Mr. Leyburne
Lazarus
Emma Bunting
Ned
Cabin Boy
Gaiety Presents The Metropolitan Burlesquers This Week
For three days beginning September 21 the Gaiety will entertain patrons with that old act featuring The Metropolitan Burlesquers. Mario Jansen joins as a star of Hoeyd Norton’s Twentieth Century comedians, promising a varied vaudeville program.
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Oly
Ghiss Company
Olin
Bng
Mario Jansen
Hoeyd& Norton
On the Wabash at the Lycceum and Joe Arthur praise
The review discusses the American play On the Wabash at the Lycceum theater and author Joseph Arthur praised for portraying sturdy life with broad character strokes. It notes Edward C. White directing the tour and contrasts American rights with London successes, plus a segue into catarrh cure advertisements and Hall's Family Pills.
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Joseph Arthur
London
Edward C. White
Porrest
Lawrence Barrett
Corre
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Arthur
Historic Moravian Spot Marks Early Bradford County Mission
From Towanda Review June 26 1763 the first Christian baptism in present Bradford County occurred near Wyalusing where Papunhank Monsey chief was baptized. Monument near Clohighton marks the arrival of Moravian missionaries and the Friedenhuttent settlement later renamed Friedenhütten.
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Bradford County
Papunhank
Monsey
Clohigh Valley
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America
Europe
Bethlehem
Wyoming Valley
Baseball score details from multiple games in Philadelphia and Boston
Fragmentary report lists teams and players in unclear order. Mentions Philadelphia games with Batteriga Wood and Bredman Frazer at Douglass with umpires Snyder Me arr and anven. Also references Boston and Pittsburgh matchups with unreadable scores and lineups.
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Louwlaville
J Batteriga
Wood
Bredman
Frazer
Douglass
Snyder Wid Mearr, Anven
Local Professionals and Services Advertised in Scranton
Directory style listing shows multiple professionals: Dr L M Gates and Dr C L Preas with hours at 77 Ant 20s Hoard of Trade Building and 10 to 2 2 to 4 7 to 8 p m. Dr G Lamoreaux at 2 Washington avenue. Dr Mary A Shepherd and Dr W L Rook veterinary services. School of the Lackawanna advertises enrollments. seeds firm G R Clark & Co. Bauer Orchestra offers music for events. Megargee Brothers printers handling envelopes and bags.
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L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
Situations Wanted Listings From Local Employment Pages
A mixed set of short ads listing sought positions in fields like bookkeeping office work housekeeping and domestic service. Entries show names initials and delivery addresses, with notes on experience salary preferences and contact care notices amid a batch of umpire and official listings interwoven.
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J.T
Care Tribune
Unclear Entrants in New York Battery Case
Fragmentary list shows names Batteries Budho and O Connor, Carrick Garant and Warner, Umphees O Day and McDonald in a New York context. No clear event or outcome is described.
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McDonald
Trains From Scranton May 14 1899 Schedule Summary
On May 14 1899 trains depart Scranton to Albany Pennsylvaniamontreal and other points. Multiple daily departures include times such as 7.59 8.60 10.12 am and 11.08 pm with connections to Niagara Falls New York Philadelphia Boston and Montreal. Western routes via Lehigh Valley and the Black Diamond Express are listed with arrival times in Boranton Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and North and South routes. Low fares promoted across United States and Canada by W Burdick Albany and W Cross Scranton agents.
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Reading
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Mor Pottsville
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Kanton
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Osweru
Bis Mira
Corning
Hath
Paneville
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Broomesbury
Daneville
Williamsport
Hardoute
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Etton
Areca
Albany
Barncoen
Montreal
Bowston
England
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Wilkes-Barre
South
Morge Ateanensee
Wilkes- Starre
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Sarateim
Beston
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Canadia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Details Dated May 14 1899
Lehigh Valley Railroad schedule notices list routes to Scranton Bethlehem Boston Reading Harrisburg and Piper intermediates with multiple daily departures and express services. It notes Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Shenandoah Bridge. Agents in South Bethlehem Cortland and Beranton handle tickets and reservations.
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South Bethlehem
NMACH
Soci Othiehem
Pullman
Lackawanny Live
Beranton
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Timetable Notice
Time table in effect Rep t month trains leave Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate Erie railroad points Hawley and local points at 7.00 a m and 28 p m Returning trains arrive Scranton at 6 40 a m and 11 0 p m
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Erie Railroad
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