Minooka Lads Lose to Crescents on Duffy Field
Carbondale’s Pets beat Minooka 6 to 5 with Kelleher pitching and timely hitting. The Crescents piled hits, while Minooka benefited from a wild throw and a hit by Mangan, McDonald, and McHugh scoring in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Kelleher
Carbondale
Flannery
McDonald
Mangan
McHugh
Wood
eCore
R. I A
Muptay
Thernes
Emmett
Monaghan
Binney
Postum Helps American Woman Find Relief in Germany
An American living in Munich credits Postum with curing her coffee related dyspepsia and nervousness after she switches from coffee. Her daughter supported the trial, noting the drink’s rich aroma and taste. She reports the remedy removed dyspepsia and calm nerves, prompting continued use from Michigan sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Postum Ood
Phynickins
America
Postum
Batile Creek
Mich
Crescent team shines as Pets win with sharp fielding
Mayfield center Michael Walsh wowed the crowd with brisk bise-running and a key double play assist. Owney McAndrew blasted a two-bagger and two singles, Flannery impressed with tight defense, Menahan starred at second, and Murray pulled a trick baserunning play on Mangan for a rare out. Only two errors. fans praised the Crescent lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Walsh
Mayfield
Duffy
Owney
McAndrew
Flannery
Menahan
Johnny
Murray
Mangan
Souvenir bells recast from historic church bell offered tonight
The cracked long‑lost First Methodist Episcopal bell has been melted and recast into miniature bells to be sold as church souvenirs at a souvenir social in the W. W. Watt building on North Church Street. Proceeds go to the church fund. The program features vocal solos recitations and talks, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Watt
North Church Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Watt
Biddle Visits Charities Inspecting Carbondale Institutions
Cadwalader Biddle secretary of the state board of public charities visits Carbondale to inspect the poor farm and Emergency hospital. He plans to review management and care, meeting Hon. S. S. Jones, and will proceed to Scranton afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Biddle
Cadwalader Biddle
Philadelphia
State Board of Public Charities
Honesdale
Harrison
Hiddle
Carbondale
Jones thanks friends for support after wife’s death
Tt. Jones expresses warm thanks to numerous friends for sympathies shown after the death of his wife. He notes their thoughtful acts helped ease the grief of him and his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tt. Jones
Letters Remaining At Carbondale Post Office
A short notice lists letters left unclaimed at the Carbondale post office. The list details names and initials, urging recipients to claim them to avoid further handling.
Septembers 23 1902 Court List Names Local Figures
The list includes Frank Cerra Clarence Ray mond Claybone Charles M Coyne Fr M Dower John Henwood Arthur Hollenbeck Charles Johnson John McAndrew Jessie Luscome Miss Ada Medland Miss Lulu Purddy Miss Ethel Reese Mrs Muir James Muir Mrs Arthur Robinson Mrs Cora Skinner Jorelan Lewis Thomas Nogy Speink Labeeia J H Thomas Postmunter and other residents noted for the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cerra
Clarence Raymond Claybone
Charles M. Coyne
Fr. M. Dower
John Henwood
Arthur Hollenbeck
Charles Johnson
John McAndrew
Jessie Luscome
Ada Medland
Lulu Purddy
Ethel Reese
Mra
James Muir
Arthur Robinson
Martin
Taylor
Mre
Cora Skinner
Jorelan
Lewis Thomas
Nogy Speink Labeeia
J. H. Thomas
Postmunter
William Russell's Narrow Escape After Runaway Crisis
William Russell of Greenfield recovered from severe scalp wounds and shock after a runaway last week. He grabbed the horse’s nose and mane to stop it as the horse dashed down Flannery's road, dragging him until he was cast off. The buggy was badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Greenfield
Mr. Russell
Flannery's Road
Poor board fails again to form tax collector quorum
The Carbondale poor board struggles to elect a tax collector as expenses press. A quorum failed again last night, with several directors sick or frail. President McCabe may post a need ad for a quorum if this continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Poor Board
McCabe
Williams and
McMillan
Morgan Thomas
Local residents undergo hospital care and discharge
Mr. Ernest Wescott was operated on in Dr. Wheeler's hospital yesterday afternoon. Thomas Marple, afflicted with typhoid fever for weeks, has been discharged from Emergency hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wescott
Wheeler
Thomas Marple
Notable Local Arrivals and Events Parade Across Scranton
S Singer and family, Mr and Mrs Marcus Frieder and Miss Millie Sahm of this city attended the Adams avenue temple dedication in Scranton. Mr and Mrs Martin Gerrity were in Schenectady for the funeral of their daughter-in-law's father William Smart. Contractor John Nolan’s employee left for Pittsburg for a new job. Rev Walter A Gorman spoke at St Agnes Forest City closing forty hours devotion. Thomas Gilhool and bride returned from their wedding trip and reside on Brooklynn street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolan
Pittsburg
Walter A. Gorman
St. Agnes' Church
Forest City
Thomas Gilhool
Bride
Brooklyn Street
Alfonso Casso
Brown Avenue
Board of Health
Reynolds
Michael Nolan
Myr
Pike Street
Lehigh University
John Lingfelter
William Anderson
Fred .S. Wilson
Clell
Garfield Anderson
Blanch Mills
John E. Anderson
William J. Bergen
Mayfield
Cripple Creek
Bergen
Passing Throng Visits and House Guests Across Town
A list of local visitors and travelers includes Mrs Grace Giles of Prompton Miss Lulu Foster of Steene the Williams and Wilson parties heading to Honesdale Mr and Mrs M F Larkin of Schenectady visiting relatives Miss Lizzie O Malley Hyde Park guest of Miss Marie Brennan Frank Spafford and Lillian Gardner party back from Scranton Mr and Mrs Frank Niles of Kansas City visiting Dr and Mrs A Niles Mrs James Morrison en route to Findlay Ohio Genevieve Kelly Lucy Murray Mollie Nolin return from Bornton Mary A Duffy trained nurse from Pittsburgh visiting her parents Genevieve Farrell nurse at Fox Memorial hospital spending weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Giles
Prompton
Lulu Foster
Steene
John Williams
Willis Wilson
Honesdale
M. F. Larkin
Schenectady
N. Y
Lizzie O'Malley
Hyde Park
Marie Brennan
South Main Street
Frank Spafford
Lillian Gardner
Scranton
Frank Niles
Kinsas City
A. Niles
James Morrison
Findlay, C
Charles Kranta
Genevieve Kelly
Lucy Murray
Mollie Nolin
Boranton
Mary A. Duffy
Pittsburg
John Duffy
Cottage Street
Genevieve Farrell
Fox Memorial Hospital
Oneonta
No Substitute Offered For Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Ninety nine out of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when the best remedy for diarrhoea is asked for. It is the one remedy that can always be depended upon, even in severe cases. Available at all druggists.
The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Tablets Story
A businessman with stomach trouble and nervous irritability recovers after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He notes improved appetite sleep and well being after weeks and learns the tablets digest food using exeptic pepsia malt diastase and natural digestives. The ad claims widespread availability and asserts true strength comes from digestion not tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Local visitors and travel plans noted in Oneonta brief
Relatives Miss Sarah McHale of Scranton and Miss Nellie Dougherty of Avoca visited the Gleason family on the South Side. Frederick and Harry Gleason left for Harford fair. Goldie and Fern Sherman of Binghamton visit Edith Carey in Reynshanhurst for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Sarah McHale
Scranton
Nellie Dougherty
Avoca
Frederick and
Harry Gleason
Belmont Street
Harford Fair
Goldie
Fern Sherman
Binghamton
Edith Carey
Reynshanhurst
Miss Hilda Griffiths Hosts Fifth Birthday in Blakely
In Blakely yesterday afternoon Miss Hilda Griffiths entertained friends for her fifth birthday with games and a feast of goodies served by her mother. A large number of birthday tokens were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Griffiths
D. L. Griffiths
Blakely
Griffiths
Miss Griffiths
Anna Brown
Jennie Patten
Margaret Evans
Prof
T. W. Watkins
Willam Jenkins
James Jordan
Secranton Choral Society
Brooklyn
Arions
Presbyterian Church
George E. Guild
Providence
Clara Hull
New York
Willan Evans
Sixth Street
Evans Building
Lackawanna Street
Hila Hevers
Archbald
Nettle McDonnell
Delaware Street
John Sweeney
Green Ridge
J. W. Sweeney
Eli Longacre
Hyde Park
Peckville Church Bake Sale and Roster of Peckville News
The Young People society of the Presbyterian church hosts a cake sale in church parlors Saturday afternoon with cakes priced at 26 and 0 cents. Mrs H J McCormick and daughters Beatrice Mildred and son Kenneth visit Hast Orange New Jersey. Leander Thompson lies sprained after exiting Raymond colliery. The Eastern Star meets Friday at Miss Bertha Peck home at 7 30 PM. Post office list shows unclaimed letters for Peckville week ending September 33 02. Names include Martha Thompson William G Griffith Charles Welka James A McBay J Junbar H George. Recipients should claim advertised letters and date. Mrs John Bush of Winton entertained Peckville guests including Mrs J S Thomas Mrs J D Broad Mrs U V Mace Mrs John Reese Mrs Cox Mrs William Roberts and Miss Ethel Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. J. McCormick
Beatrice
Mildred
Kenneth
Hast Orange
N. J
Leander Thompson
Raymond
Order of the Eastern Star
Bertha
Peck
Peckville
Martha Thompson
William G. Griffith
Charles Welka
James A. McBay
John Bush
Winton
J. 8. Thomas
J. D. Broad
U. V. Mace
John Reese
Cox
William Roberts
Ethel Bowen
Railroad announces special rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Special reduced round trip fares offer 39.70 for travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles with departure September 28 29 and 30 and return by November 11 on Lehigh Valley trains except the Blick Diamond Express. Tickets valid for Monterey Meeting of the National Wholesale Druggists Association in October. Consult local ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Limited Tickets for Scranton to Allentown Transit Sale
Tickets go on sale September 28 for return passage to September 27 inclusive on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. Scranton to Lehigh Valley area rates: four dollars ten cents regular, special one day rate Thursday September 25, round trip two dollars, children one dollar. Depart Scranton 6 05 a m, return from Allentown at pm. See Delaware Hudson Lehigh Valley agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Allentown
Delaware and Hudzon
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Special excursion to Allentown from Scranton Wilkes-Barre
The New Jersey Central railroad runs a special excursion September 2 from Beranton at 7 am via all stations to Allentown arriving 10 am and returning leaving Allentown 7 pm. Rates: Scranton to Yatesville 2.00, Wilkes-Barre to Ashley 1.75. Fall event tickets Sept 28 to 26 good on regular trains with reduced fares to Scranton 4.10 Pittston 3.70 Wilkes-Barre 3.35 and similar from intermediates, returnable to Sept 27. Inquiries to ticket agents or J S Swisher Scranton district passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
New Jersey Central Railroad
Beranton
Ashley
Scranton
Yatesville
Wilkes-Barre
New Jersey Central
Swisher
Lackawanna Tickets for 86th G A R Encampment
Ticket agents offer special round trip from Scranton to Washington for 7.75. On sale Oct 4 to 7, return allowed to Oct 14, with possible extension to Nov 3 on ticket deposit. Stopovers at Baltimore, Philadelphia and another point allowed en route. Contact local agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Washington
Scranton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wisconsin Central Offers Settlers Tickets West in 1602
Beginning September 1 and continuing daily until October 1 1602 the Wisconsin Central railroad will sell settlers tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia at greatly reduced rates. For details inquire at the nearest ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Rail Line Sells Special Round Trip Tickets to California
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company announces special round trip fares from Scranton to Los Angeles or San Francisco, California. Sale and travel dates run September 25, 20, and 30 with return by November 15, 1902. Full details available from local ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Raiilroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Sccranton
Foliage Excursion Set By New York Ontario and Western Hathway
The NYO and W Hathway company schedules its foliage excursion for Sunday October 6 from Scranton division stations to Forest City and Haneark NY. A round trip fare of 1 is offered, with tickets to Poyntelle Winwood and Preston Park available at the same rate. For details contact J. R. Welsh Scranton T A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Hathway Company
Scranton
Forest City
Haneark
N.Y
Wayne County
Poyntelle
Winwood
Preston Park
J. RE. Welsh
T. P. A. Scranton
Lackawanna Niagara Falls Excursions Offer Round Trip Fares
Special excursion tickets for the Lackawanna Railroad Niagara Falls trips on September 25 and October 25 are on sale. Tickets allow return within six days from sale date, and cost $5.00 for adults and $2.50 for children ages five to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Parls Excursion
Special Low Fares to Chicago and Return by Lehigh Valley
Special low rail fares to Chicago via the Lehigh Valley Railroad October 5. On account of the national encampment of the Union Veteran Legion to be held in Chicago October 8-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
Lehigh Valley Railroad
G and T
Union Veteran Legion
Lehigh Valley Railroad Special Tickets Offered
Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell special tickets valid October 6 and 7 at $18 for round trip travel. Return passage limited to October 16 and valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Special Grand Army Encampment Round Trip Tickets
For the Grand Army National Encampment in Washington DC from October 6 to 11 special round trip tickets are priced at 7.75 with outbound on October 6 7 and 8 and return to October 14 on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Return extension to November ? may be obtained by depositing the ticket at Washington and paying 60 cents. Special routes via Harrisburg Gettysburg and Philadelphia priced 3.85 return. Contact Delaware and Hudson or Lehigh Valley agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army National
Washington
D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Delaware and Studson
Lehigh Valley
National Encampment Special Round Trip Ticket Offer
The National Encampment Union Veteran Legion in Chicago Illinois offers special round trip tickets to Chicago at the one way fare for the round trip plus 1.00. Tickets go on sale October 6 7 and are valid for return by October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Chicago
Moosic Social Notes and Church Meeting Plans
A gathering last evening at Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder hosted Mrs Snyder mother Mrs William Mucklow of Diego West Virginia. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs John Motts home. James LeVan traveled to Philadelphia Tuesday due to his sister's illness. Chester Metzgar of Wilkes Barre visited Arch Decker for two weeks. John M Robertson left Tuesday for Scotland for a few weeks. Harry Snyder of Pittsburgh visits his brother C Snyder on Diamond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snyder
John M. Robertson
Scotland
Harry Snyder
Pittsburg
C. &. Snyder
Dymond Avenue
Delegates Chosen for Thirteenth Annual Convention at Honesdale
Miss Jessle Travis Mrs George Lartree and Miss Agnes Watts were elected as delegates to the thirteenth annual convention to be held at Honesdale September 3 and October 1. H B Watts assistant paymaster recently convalescent and able to be out again. G W Potter of Dunmore interred Sunday afternoon. John Wilson of Scranton visited his brother Dr T W Wilson. Mr and Mrs Charles Cannon returned to Long Island City after visiting here. Mrs J W Yeager hosted a party with many guests including Mrs Fanny Brown and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessle
Travis
New York
George Lartree
Agnes Watts
Honesdale
Watts
G. W. Potter
Dunmore
Votler Wank
Isaac Bileseeker
John Wilson
Scranton
T. W. Wilson
Charles Cannon
Long Islind City
J. W. Yeager
T. Masa
Mire
G. Bartholomew
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Chuck” Connor
Peanut Nick's
Archbur
Johnnie Dougher
Buck
Mickey Mangan
Mickey” Gorman
Duffy's Field
Ctinooka
Donnie Gordon
Swat
Mickey Mangen
Ali Hush
Philbin
Mit
Towesdale
Billy McKhenna
Bobby Gaylor
Minooka
Hoss
Pleasant Valley
Hilly Emmett
Jhymile Murray
Hilly Flannery
Dick Monahan
Kelly
Minootka
Michael Mangan
Acei
Crangon
O Philbin
Arly
Connolly
Wees
Mansan
M. E
Gospel Bells
Aneelia So
D. Aoung
the Chimes
Mies
Preston
Joy Belles
Alvs
Hi. Clark
Jennie Butter
Independence Bell
Rex Myers
CONUS
Bella
Mrs. TL
Clark
John Evite
Rev. A. I Chaffee
Mr. Jones
WM. Russell
Hospital Notes
Olyphant
Connolly & Wallace
Len
Monte Carlo
Washington Ave
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Allentown Fair
Washington, D. C
Dress W. H. Allen
D. P
Park Building
James C. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
Ezra
Griffin Post
Philadelphia and
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Griffin
Oany N. J. Co
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
National Wholesale Druggists
National Encampment Union Veteran Legion
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