Entis Club Victors In 7 to 0 Ball Game Triumph
The Entis club nine defeated the Crescents by seven to nil in a Thursday game. A banquet and dance followed in honor of the Crescents with an entertaining program. A debate on the gold and silver question featured Messie Bridgett and Hollihand champion Silver. Visitors included Frank Kelly Jane Chaenr Patrick Brennan Paul Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entis
Crescents
Ents
Messie
Bridgett
Carbondale
Hollihand
Pinston
Frank Kelly
J 8An Chaenr
Patrick Brennan
Paul Smith
Charles Bridgett
Martin
Pd Healey
Stanley Maxwell
Patrick Melcamid
William Loftus
Joseph Hrenman
Centenarian Mary Larkin Dies After Long Life
The city bows to the death of Mrs. Mary Larkin the oldest resident. She died in Tivteias after a long life marked by strength despite injuries. Born in Prelwiid she was known to many in Galveston Ves with family ties and neighbors paying respects at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larkin
Tivteias
Jobin
Peter Owen
Pilla
Galveston
Fideral
Death of Miss Buckley in Blessed Virgin Sodality
The obituary notes Miss Elizabeth Buckley of near Peenty year of age, long resident in the city. She was a member of the Blessed Virgin’s Sodality and St Huse Chiveh, remembered for charity and piety. She died Whitsdas night after a period of illness and is mourned by relatives and the local church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Elizabeth Buckles
New Church On Hilmont Street Described In Unclear Text
The fragmented OCR describes a church on Hilmont Street with references to a First Methodist Episcopal group and street connections. Details are garbled but mention of officials and electing officers appears, with notes on securing a location and related proceedings.
Local official reshuffles staff at Thotel Anthracite
A garbled notice indicates Mise Jean Weldinda has filled the role of Dookhkeeper at Thotel Anthracite. It mentions a formal appointment and a later change involving Geome Van Keren, Periotendent of Cee pen tatle oy tle, with stated effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Weldinda
Thotel
Geome van Keren
Vrothers Auxionsiv Health Letter Cora’s Decline and Hope
A family narrative describes a daughter named Cora, age 19, in failing health with fatigue and weakness. The letter asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla restored blood quality and vitality, promising renewed strength and well being after past medical doubt.
Evie Wellman Departs City To Pursue New Opportunities
Evie Wellman leaves this city after making many friends during residence here. Well wishers extend congratulations as she relocates to pursue broader opportunities in her new Meld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Raiload
Miss Wellman
Bow
Local social notes and updates from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Jennie Monk returns home after visiting friends in Scranton. Mr and Mrs Charles Bliss entertained by Mr and Mrs J E Morgan. Mrs Kennedy injured at Belmont Ontario and Western crossing improving but not out of danger. Mrs J Watt visiting her parents in Wilkes-Barre. Mr and Mrs A W Birss of New York guests of Mr and Mrs A E Myers. William Carey ill with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Hayley and Mrs John Foster returned from New York. Reese moved family from Waymart cottage to Washington Street. William F Watt at Pittston races. Miss Mary Mullen visiting Miss Mary Burke, returned to Philadelphia. Ladies Aid Harvest supper at Methodist Episcopal church. Autumn party at home of Mr and Mrs Wobly on Washington Street. Prof and Mrs W T Colville entertained friends at Lincoln Avenue home. Attendees listed. Miss Markel hosted Sunday school class tea. McKinley bombastic event noted. campaign signs visible. Upcoming marriage of Miss Jennie Sounlon to Arthur Contes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Monk
Lincoln Avenue
Scranton
Charles Bliss
Susquehanna
J. E. Morgan
Kennedy
Belmont Ontario and Western
Mrs. Wells
Wilkes- Larre
A. W. Birs
New York City
A. E. Myers
Terrace Street
William Carey
Upper Dundaff Street
N. Hayley
John Foster
Canaan Street
Berr
Reese
Waymart
Washington Street
William EF. Watt
Pittston
Mary
Mullen
Mary W. Burke
South Main Street
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methalist Episcopal Church
W. T. Colville
Lincoln
Messrs and Mesdames N
Willer
Eal Bussell
Burr
Borer
Meaker
Lienn
Kkol Laithrope
BP ‘Trautweln
Eva Stith
Miss Mae Wil- Hate
Miss Matharatie
Miss Marka
Wbie Che MeKinley
Hendrikk Manfacturieg
Mise Jenn
Community Notices Include Service Times and Parish News
Local events list a Sunday school, church services at the Methodist Episcopal and Episcopal parishes, and a district meeting. Residents of Pecokville and surrounding areas are invited to a grand millinery opening at Kistell's with French hats, bonnets, rib bone trimmings, and ornaments. A new residence is being built on White's addition. Professor Kloh nods entertain at the town fest with readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin Boiver
Allel Mas
Pal Peek
Luger
New York
Cinturie Concomway
Pula
Willian Jolie
Hiehkore Street
Young
Peafile’s Society
Methodist Egidscayolle
Klohnods
Scranton
Joseph McSilnes
PL Suedicor
Kistell
Pecokville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Antranig Azhderian
Brenehn
Wo Lo ‘Therap
W. N. Thorn
Methodist Spixcopal Parsonage
Republican rally and church service notices in town
Tuesday's report notes attendees William Kryden Sr Thomas Brown Jr Julia W Jones and Ben Hichards at a Burnwood Republican rally where the first three gave anti slavery? No, anti silver fanaticism remarks. Tomorrow at Center street Younes Sen's Christian association holds a service with Rev GB Stone reader, “Laborers Together with God.” Welcoming all men to the Sunday afternoon meeting. Also mentions quail season dates October to January and various town visits by local people including Hartford fair attendees and Wilkes-Barre visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
William Kryden
Thomas Brown, Jr
Julia W. Jones
Ben Hichards
Burnwood
Younes Sen
Mire
J. L. Weatcute
W. AY
Lott
Harford Fair
KE J. Miller
Wilke’s Valley
Own
RK. Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Franke Lewis
Uniondale
Yeateray
Finishing Day Draws 3000 at Wet Pitte Meet
The fourth day of the Li ferhe equpty fet near Wet Pitte ended with about 3000 spectators. The grandstand and surrounding areas were packed close to the judges' stand as crowds applauded the day's races and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet Pittefin
Horse Races Delight Crowds With Close Finishes
The event featured spirited racing with eight entrants in the 24 race purse of 159. Athens B of Dallas won, Kilrain placed third, and Duke Kik of Beranton took second. Time 2.37. The 219 class purse 1500 followed with Trilby Way of Pittston first and Kit Cloud of Carbondale second. A half mile run and later races saw Belle B and Young Trabador among top finishers as the band played between heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens B
Dallas
Duke
Kik
Beranton
Kilrain
Pittston
Josephine, Ch
Wilkes- Barre
Trilby Way
Kit Cloud
Carbondale
Elna
Joan
Belle B
Wilkes-Barrre
E. String
Wilkes-Barre
Young ‘Trabador
Golden Belle
Banquet at Herbert's hall draws large crowd and funeral news
The LC BR A banquet at Herbert's hall drew about 140 couples. Rev T P Hoban from Scranton spoke encouraging words and a lavish midnight repast followed. The funeral of James McKate is set for this afternoon at 2, with service at the house and interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mrs Bridget Keating of Leadville, Colo., died. she left here two years ago to join her husband in the West and is survived by three children and several siblings. Mrs B Shaughtessy returned to Williamsport after a stay with her sister. James Hastie of the North End is ill after a bowling accident while attending a wedding anniversary. Me Grah? was injured but no bones broken and is staying with his son in Pittston. Olyphant business men defeated Avoca on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. BR. A
Herbert's Hall
T. P. Hoban
Scranton
James McKate
James Rade
North End
Pittston
Grahai
Olyphant
Avoca
Local Notables Attend Rallies and Meetings This Week
W O Leroy tours Mitea with Philip Herding of New Milford while George S Hardini hosts. Tiffanys join the Republican rally at Thakhannock. A mill lighting project and rental plans for Titus Driggs and J Handing properties proceed. Universalist church stone work contract awarded with occupancy hoped by year’s start. Mr and Mrs N Tiffany visiting in New Milford over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OW. Leroy
Mitea
Philip Herding
New Milford
George S. Hardini
Pratt
Jowehaw Wanna
Towanda
Lab
Tiffany
Dallas Tiffany
Thakhannock
Meees Shield
Titus & Driggs
Universalist Church
M. Shields, Jr
N. (. Tiffany
Sunday visits and church notes from local residents
Dr. Thomas of Philadelphia visited his cousin Mrs. Frank Phillips over Sunday. C. H. Newing led quarterly meeting services with a thoughtful sermon praised by listeners. Mrs. William Jones of Plymouth and family visit Mrs. A. F. Rhodes. C. P. Matthews and family return to Scranton. Pred Barnum and family from Binghamton spent time with relatives. Mrs. Edward Lutsey’s health improves and she is up briefly. Epworth league to host special attractions Sunday evening with all welcome. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bond visiting Washington, DC. News items for The Tribune continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Philadelphia
Frank Phillips
Hey. C. H. Newing
William Jones
Plymouth
A. F. Rhodes
C. P. Matthews
Scranton
Pred Barnum
Binghamton
Edward Lutsey
Epworth League
G. W. Bond
Washington, D.C
Tribune
High School Literary Opens as Guest Arrives at Dalton
The first literary entertainment of the high school was held yesterday. Miss Emerette Daley of Flatira New York is a guest at Mr and Mrs Abram Wilson. Mrs Boardman of Dalton visits her daughter Mrs Ella M Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerette Daley
Flatira
N. Y
Abram Wilson
Boardman
Dalton
Ella M. Chapman
Congregational Church Fair Draws Praise in Susquehanna Visit
Mrs. George Drake Jr and Miss Margaret Dunham visited the Electric City. Rev Merwin Brodhead and family of Susquehanna visited friends. The Congregational church fair was a grand success. William Lugg of Duryea won a barrel of four at the fair. Rev Mr and Mrs Fink returned Thursday from Towanda after attending the Lackawanna presbytery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Drake, Jr
Margaret Dunham
Electric City
Merwin Brodhead
Susquehanna
Congregational Church
William Lugg
Duryea
Fink
Towanda
Lackawanna
Orlanite Comments On Baby Tooth Opening Of Long Story
A conversation fragment shows Orlanite and Detroit Prep Press discussing a baby tooth. The dialogue moves from casual sympathy to predictions about future teeth, dentistry, and pain as the child grows, hinting at a longer, evolving narrative about dental development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Juust
Cable
Unclear Fragment Mentioning Humiliation and Hilarity
The readable text references amusement and sorrow in a brief, fragmentary remark about an event and its perceived lack of significance. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are clearly stated.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An aged patent remedy touted for teething comfort by mothers for over fifty years. It claims to soothe the child ease gums relieve pain and stop crying. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle with urging to call for this brand only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
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of & Co
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Entis Club
Miss Buckley
Shemeber
Hilmont Street
Mies Weidman
Jersey City
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Hood
Cora
Addie Pees
Railroad Place
Amsterdam
Cura Peck
Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Brussels
Peckville
Fourth Ward
Evelyn Davis
Maggie Ticihak
Cora Matthews
Elmer Adair
J. C. Taylor
May Evans
Liggie Deane
Alfred Williams
Jennie Evans
Jennie Gillespie
Clare Ormesby
Dunmore Street
Nellie Killcollen
Maxeie Splecher
Archbald
May Ferguson
Lackawanna Avenue
Forest City
Wyoming
AVOUR
Nicholson
Clark's
Leavening Powe
U.S. Gov't Report
Old Forge
Great Atlantic Pants CO
Lackawanna Ave
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Avenue
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk N. Y. Condensed Milk Co
Hudson Street
Pleide
W. J. Davis
Standard
Boston
Istandard
Jeureka
Atlantic Refining CO
Davidow
Myer Davidow
sVe
S. G. Kerr, Son & CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Cron
Third National Bank
Burden
Phoenix
Juniata Steel
X. L. Steel
Cleveland
John
Phelps
Fiarmacist
Spruce Street
Serantans
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