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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1900

Page

4

Erie Trains Set to Run From Delaware and Hudson Station

Special notes from Honesdale report Erie trains will begin service from the Delaware and Hudson station on Monday October 1. Local residents and visitors are listed with recent travels and social visits to New York City Niagara Wayne County and Carbondale. The article also notes stage events including a Laughable musical farce and a review of local politics and labor tensions.

Scranton Honesdale Erie Delaware and John Spraka New York City Adelaide Dodge Niagara Wayne County Frank Tilson Newark Miles Nancy Hecker Brooklyn S. T John Krantz Thirteenth Street Horace T. Menner Port Jervis J. M. Leonard Afton N. Y Lola C G. RR L. A. Patterson H. C. Williams Albert R. M. Abrams Nina BR M. M. Sherwood M. Leonard Jim Doyle Massenet L. O. Patterson R. M. Abrame Nina B Wilkes L. A. Matterson Cullmont George G. Furman Bloomingburg Honesdale Opera House James Drake Hawley Justice Smith J. 8 O'Conner Ball Lawrence M. Atckinson W. W. Wood Wayne County Republican Committee Isabella Calloway Independent New York Woman's Art Cooper Union Maple City Binghamton Head- Jeys Monesdale

Methodist Preachers Meet in Factoryville District

The Methdist Episcopal preachers of the Binghamton sub-district including D ton Newton MN City Factoryville Foster Nicholson and West Nicholson met yesterday at the Methodist Episcopal church by order of L. C. Floyd presiding elder James M. and A A. Brown attended the funeral of Truman Ackerly at Justus last Sunday Mr and Mrs James Packer of Nicholon spent Sunday with relatives here Postmaster Peter B Walter and wife Keystone academy opened the football season here Saturday with Tunkhannock High School team which proved too much for Keystone and had a comparatively easy itching of it.

Scranton Wilaine Factoryville Binghamton D\ton Newton Factoryville Foster Nicholson Weat Peter B. Walter Keystone Academy Tunkhannock High School Keystone

Sayre Fire Destroys Freight Cars and Local News Roundup

Fire destroys two freight cars at Sayre while reports note a man killed in East Rutherford and others injured in a bicycling accident near Monroetown. The village sees a McKinley Roosevelt club formed, train news and a police case at Wyalusing, plus a Shinkshinny show at Hole’s Opera House and county fair prep for horses and a new bridge project in Tuscarora.

Towanda Sayre Naga Charles Hollister East Rutherford N. 9 Scott Watson Monroetown Mary Gordon Wellesley College Wellesley Masa Robert Howell Richard Sutherfond Wilkes-Barre J. Stewart M. &. H. Unger Shickshinny Means Silas Mills North Towanda McKinley and Roosevelt Ey Garrison Millerton Universalist Church Herbert HM. Graves Sherman N. Y Wyalusing Thomas Norduff Norduff Laceyville Caskeye Willl Hole's William Ryder Peter Sthnpers Mugene Schmeie Wysex Fanning Wyoluslin Tuscarora Township Millview Sullivan County Y. Baldwin and Erief Brookie Megister Lingham’s

Susquehanna News Briefs and Local Events Across County

Susquehanna County notes include first Susquehanna vs Great Bend ball game at Beebe park Tuesday afternoon and a business men versus clerks game this afternoon. Murray and Mack to perform Finnegan's 400 at Hogan Opera House Friday evening. McKinley Roosevelt clubs being formed countywide. A Susquehanna delegation attends Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting. John Robinson catches six pike weighing 33 pounds at Lanesboro dam. Jewish holiday closes several local businesses today. Funeral for Arthur Duran held at Lake View Church with Rev Newing officiating. E R Weeks Concert Company to perform September 17 at Hogan Opera House for Keystone Hook and Ladder fund. County WCTU annual convention set October 4 and 6 in New Milford. Several cog trains pass through.

Susquehannna Susquehinha Great Bend Vluba Feebe Park Beebe Park Murray Mack Hogan Opera House Finnegan McKinley Roosevelt Susquehanna County Susquehanna The Ancient Order of Hibernians John Robinson Carbondale Lanesboro Arthur Duran Oakland Township Lake View Charles Henry Newing Susquehanna Methodist Church E. R. Weeks Binghamton

Marriage in St Johns Church and Local Clergy News

On Saturday and Sunday October 4 weddings are planned as Joseph Dougherty will wed Miss Mabelle Perry of Oak Street at St. Johns Church with a reception at the bride’s home. The Presbytery dissolves Rev David Sutherland’s pastoral ties at Susquehanna church and Rev Fred Watkins of Trranit becomes moderator of the pension while Sutherland preaches his farewell. Local clergy appointments and services are noted along with visiting locals and musical events at Christ Episcopal and Trinity Memorial churches.

Sutherland Kennedy Craig Sayre Leslie Malcolm Huntington Indiana Malcolm Jackson Street A. D D. Harding Binghamton Busquehanna Jessie Th. Simpson Pinghamton Christ Episcopal Church A. EE. Kitcher Tlaneshora Baptist Church Gertrude Beott-Matthews Trinity Memorial Church Mise Wescott Trinity Church

Hallstead News Roundup Highlights Institute Plans and Local Events

Hallstead notes teachers institute preparations for Montrose with an gratis institute manual. Funeral details for William Sweet and local move notices mark community turnover. Repairs to the Ives memorial window, church improvements, and social gatherings populate the week.

Farewell reception in honor of Mrs Leonard Knapp described

Nicholson Sept 24 reports a farewell reception at Blate street home for Mrs Leonard Knapp hosted by Mr and Mrs HL T Wilkins. Attendees included Rev and Mrs L E Ban ford and numerous local residents and families. Mrs Sarah Williams visiting son Edward Raymond in Binghamton NY. Mr Frank Benjamin noted as popular.

Young butcher and wife spend Sunday at Brooklyn fair

The report notes a young butcher with his wife visiting Brooklyn on Sunday. It adds that Mr. Harry Williams attended the fair at Manafield, Pennsylvania. It also mentions members of Mr. F. C. Driggs' Sunday school line enjoying a picnic at Lake Nicholson on Saturday.

Butcher Brooklyn Harry Williams Manafield F. C. Driggs Cline Lake Nicholson

Political conference settles nominee in Twenty third district

Delegates met at Tunkhannock after Sunday adjournment and ballots to pick a senator candidate. Maynard of Athens wins over Little of Scranton in a split county contest to meet filing deadlines in Harrisburg. Meanwhile Wyoming County shifts attention to Maynard as Democrats hope to gain district control.

Beranton Tribune Tunkhannock Democratic Party Maaynard Athens Wyoming A. Little Maynard Harrisburg Bradford Co. BR. Little Scranton Wryal Lehigh Valley Gray G. ©. Skinner H. M. Howell Cashey Sayre Commonwealth W. Hewitt Margaret N. Henry M. Lee Th. M. Platt J. P. Harpe Charlies Harris Richard Bird John Dennison F.C. Dennison George Brungess Ve Arch Wildred Frank EF. Engleman Whilldin Foster

National League Baseball Scores From Boston Brooklyn and St Louis

At Boston the New York batteries Patrick Taylor Seymour Lewis and Pittinger Sullivan and O Connor led by umpire Snoler. At Brooklyn the Brooklyn home lineup faced Phundeph with McParlinds Mellinnity and Farrell behind the plate umpire Muret. At St Louis Pittsturge pitched for St Louis with Waddell and Zimmer Young and Criger behind the mounds and umpires O Day.

Boston RH. Oil New York Atrick Taylor Seymour Lewis Brooklyn rhoWw Phundeph Orth Tel St. Louia Pittsturge Sci

Standing of Contestants M1 67 $251884

A legal notice item titled Standing of Contestants references a case identified as M1 67 with an amount or docket value of $251,884. Details specify contestants and procedural posture, with jurisdictional or court action implied. The fragment indicates a pending or resolved contest related to claims or allocations in the specified matter.

Public Sale of Seated and Unseated Lands in Scranton

Notice of a public sale on October 1 1900 at 10 a.m. in the arbitration room of the Scranton courthouse for various tracts in Carbondale Township Roaring Brook Winton Borough and surrounding areas. Lands unredeemed for two years may be sold unless redeemed beforehand. Attested by County Commissioners W G Daniels Morris and Penman Durkin.

General Act of Assembly Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Scranton

Closing Week Sparks Shifts In Tribune Educational Contest

The opening day of the contest’s final week shows standings mostly steady in first to third places, with a tight race for the third notch. Spencer nears the lead, Myera remains close behind, Callahan trails, Kemmerer drops to sixth, Williams rises to eighth, and the gap between seventh and sixth shrinks as contestants eye the remaining five days for special rewards.

Tribune David C. Spencer Mise Jennie Myera Oliver Callahan Arthur Kemmerer Miss Fannie Williams

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