Discharge of Men Causes Stir on Scranton Line
Street railway workers protest two conductors being discharged by Scranton Railway Company without clear cause. A union committee meets General Manager Silliman in Scranton seeking full explanation while workers await details. The incident stirs unrest among division men. a runaway vehicle caused a minor accident but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Hall
Silliman
Scranton
Street Railway Men's Union of
Adiwnisesl
Pai
Sir- Himian
Telne
Resignations Shake Hendricks Manufacturing Office
C F O Conner resigns as stenographer to join University of Pennsylvania dental college. Halleck Warren named O Connors successor after excelling as timekeeper. John Morgan fills Warren’s vacancy from Star clothing house, noted as a young man with humorous qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. O' Conner
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Dental College
University of Pennsylvania
O'Connor
Halleck Warren
Warren Wi
John Morgan
Star Clothing House
Morgan
Indians to Open Season at Carbondale Against Hudson High
The first football game of the season in Carbondale will be played Saturday afternoon when the reorganized Indians meet Hudson High School. Boo ierin, the cough, will have the eleven fine settled for the contest, with hundreds expected to attend. The first baseball game of the season will be played Sunday when the recents face a strong valley team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Hudson High School
Boo Iuerin
Scrantonians in town yesterday listed by hotel
Among Scrantonians in town yesterday were Thorne B Walsh FP W W Girard M S Townsend J F Nallin 4d K Brady J H Gallagher all registered at the American House.
Runaway Caboose Sparks Alarm in Delaware and Hudson Yard
At midnight on Tuesday a runaway caboose caused a scramble in the Delaware and Hudson yard as workers scrambled to avert a collision. The incident disrupted rail traffic and prompted a safety review by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Yard
Railroad Time Table for Delaware and Hudson Railways
The notice lists Carbondale departures for connections to Scranton Wilkes-Barre Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston New England points and Lake Lodore Waymart Honeedale. It notes daily and Sunday schedules, with arrival times at Carbondale and various origins and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
City
Tows
Vor
Scranton
Wilkes
Mina
Lie
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Lake Lodore
Waymart
Honedale
Lyndey
Honeedale
Ron Oy
Honeylale W
Walmart
Basams Han
Lake Tudor
Moneadale
Alu
Trains Schedule From Carbondale and Scranton Noted
Train leaves Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00 a m with connections to New York and other points. Trains from Scranton arrive at 10 00 a m and 6 00 p m. Departure times include 1 10 p m and 4 00 p m for other routes, with arrivals from Scranton to Carbondale at 6 00 p m and 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Sancaay
Nurch
Sindy
New York
Wall
Traitus
Polite Merth
Millias
Cudona
Unclear OCR Rail Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains and connections between cities including Binghamton and New York City. Details are garbled with several place names and times unreadable, leaving partial schedules and Western connections only.
McKinley Martyrdom Poem Read Before Davvies Post
A poem titled McKinley Martyrdom by Commander John McComb is read to William H Davies Post members. It portrays the assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo, praising his leadership, recalling public mourning, and urging national unity and vigilance while equating him with Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
William H. Davvies
Post
Willian TH
Grand Army of the
Ehiblic
Diate
Melkinley
Joli Mettomh
Local Notable Fitzpatrick Enters Saint Rose Novitiate
Miss Fitzpatrick daughter of prominent Scranton builder enters the novitiate at St Rose Avenue in this city Festorilue. She is a Malwyt of Beranton High School and a member of one of Scranton's President aid expected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Vacationing Police Chief Plans Lake Trip With Colleagues
Chief of Police Jason McAndrew takes a vacation with John Gubert for a fishing excursion at a northern lake area. Patrolman James Mell, a veteran, accompanies them, and previous trips hint at a peaceful outing despite possible distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason McAndrew
John Gubert
James Mell
Jacob Walker Proves Fireman Exam On Ontario and Western Road
Jacob Walker of the Seavith Fille has successfully passed the examination for fireman on the Ontario and Western road and is awaiting orders for placement in an engine. A young man of good promise, his efficiency is to be demonstrated after a sufficient trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Walker
Ontario
Mr Walker
Sentiments of Veterans on McKinley Death Emotions
The William A. Davie post No. 187 G A R held a solemn meeting to mourn President William McKinley. Commander John McComb delivered touching sentiments praising his leadership and character, and veterans urged adoption of the post’s resolutions into minutes. The text reflects deep national sorrow and tribute from Civil War comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Davie Pont
Grand Army of the Republic
AlcKinley
McComb
Coors
William McKinley
John McComb
United Allies
Buffalo
Kitbbs
Wyllim
Dean
Willi McKintey
United States
Canton
Ohio
Fothuword
Ariel Cone
Wen
Wilken
Heater EF Standelph Own No 1s Veterans Branch 1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a heater and groups named Veterans Branch 1 and Lone, with unclear references to locations and identifiers. No coherent event or outcome is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standelph Own
Lone of Veterans
Arbondale Canton
Patriancha Milliant
More Firemen Employed Trani Continues to Be Encodply
City officials announce hiring of additional firefighters as budget talks continue. Mayor Trani backs expanding the fire department to improve coverage and response times amid growing demand and aging equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trani
Coal Haulage Record Spurs More Firemen on Rail Line
The Ontario and Western rail road shows immense weekly coal haulage and a remarkable increase in traffic. So great is the load that four additional firemen were called into service this week to handle the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
Golf craze grips Carbonale as links attract crowds
The town shows a strong enthusiasm for golf on the fall links near Alumni Park with many women and clubs forming groups to watch and learn the game. Notable players Guerin and Corbett headline matches at the Scranton Country Club while residents from Carbondale and nearby towns attend gatherings, concerts, and social events as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Daly
Thia
Olf Alumni Park
Carbondele
Carbondale
Hagard
Thle Els
Guerin
Corbett
Scranton
Guertin
Mr Corbett
Nuptials at St Rose mark two Brooklyn weddings
Two weddings were held yesterday at St Rose church. Anna Toolan and John McDonough of Brooklyn Street wed under Rev W A Gorman with Sarah McDonough as bridesmaid and Patrick Kilhullen as groomsman. The couple will start housekeeping on Brooklyn Street. Soon after Sarah Flannery of Brooklyn Street married Martin McGowan of Woodlawn Avenue with Catherine Loughney and James Pee as attendants. Both brides wore white and enjoyed receptions at the brides homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.ese
Anna Toolan
John McDonough
Brooklyn Street
W. A. Gorman
Mise
Sarah McDonough
Broom
Patrick Kilhullen
Mise McDonough
Sarah Flannery
Martin McGowan
Ladies Aid meeting at St. Paul’s Lutheran church
The Ladies' Aid society of St. Paul’s Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. on September 26 in the residence of Henry Blankenburg at 172 Belmont Street. Rev. F Ehringer is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Henry Blankenburg
Belmont Street
F Ehringer
Notable visits and local greetings scattered through Scranton area
Scranton residents and visitors share a day of calls and greetings across nearby towns. Miss Novi Kearns visits Brooklyn relatives. Joan Propokovitch is noted in Forest City. Miss Mary Doyle guests Miss Emma Barrett on Dell Hollow Street. Seemingly routine cross-town social notices record interactions at Harrison House, Wayne County fairgoers in Honesdale, and Newark area commutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novi Kearns
Scranton
Brooklyn Street
Joan Propokovitch
Forest City
Harrison House
Mary Doyle
Emma Barrett
Inawn Street
Dell Hollis
Delaware and Hudson
Singer
Wayne County Fair
Honesdale
John Fitepatricck
Mise Rina
Johnny Kirby
Seater
Mame Hillagthy
New York City
Seaterel Tye
JERMYN COUPLE WEDS AT FAMILY HOME CEREMONY
Dr F M Mover of Cannondale and Miss Laura Will oy unite in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents in Malin atren. The ceremony took place at noon with Mendelssohn’s wedding march. Rev M B Fuller officiated. After a wedding breakfast the couple planned a trip to New York and Albany before settling in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F&m. Mover
Cannondale
Laura Will
Lena Hill
Lanestown
Carrie Coon
Mouskeline de Sole
Willie Hill
M. BD. Fuller
M. HB. Church
Marriage of Sophia Lewis and James Ried at Susquehannah Street Baptist Church
Sophia Lewis and James Ried were married yesterday afternoon at the Susquehannah Street Baptist Church with Rev George Hague officiating. The ceremony drew many friends. attendants wore gray gowns and bouquets of roses. A reception followed at the bride’s Blakely home. Also noted: the 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs James Casey of Dunmore Street died after a brief illness. funeral at 2 PM with burial in St Patrick's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Lewis
James Ried
Blakely
Susquehannan Street Baptist Church
George Hague
Milas Fannie Bolten
Edward Ried
James Casey
Dunmore Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Joseph McMahon
Burgess Manning
Young McMahon
Hastings
Hastile
Louis L. Akon
Shultz Clothing Atore
Willian Best
Glenwood
Weert Beranton
Juvenil
Lawrence
Funeral and community notes from Greenwood and Scranton area
Funeral services for Mrs. Isaac Davis were held at her Greenwood home with Rev. Young of Moosic officiating. The procession moved to Mares cemetery after a flower filled service. Attendees included out of town relatives from Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and Scranton. Other items mention a football ride auction in Ridgeway, Agnes McAllister Africa missionary lecture, Knights of Malta invocations, Lackawanna payrolls, and a marriage in the German Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Davis
Greenwood
Mr. Young
Moosie
Mares
Thvid Jones
Louis Davie
Matthew Trevis
Jobin Davis
Gwilym Davis
Jobo Ven
Charles Evans
Daevid Evans
Peore
W.J. Thomme
Wilkes-Barre
G T. Davis
G. T. Thomas
Carbondale
John Ridgeway
Wiehard Williams
John Walter
Walter Gilmer
Scranton
Ridgeway Hotel
Mies Agnes McAllister
Africa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mine McAllister
Wolleries
Apelbald, Taylor, Pyne and
Holden
Harry Evans
Weber
Kate Slappi
John Negrey
Marrage
German Evangelical Church
A. Weber
Union Band
Uni
Evangelist Hoffman Endorses Peruna for Nerve Relief
Rev Max Hoffman of Milwaukee writes from the Davidson Hotel praising Peruna as a tonic for public workers under constant nerve strain. He cites personal use and urges readers to obtain the remedy for rejuvenating vigor. Chicago and Charlotte letters also recommend Peruna for catarrhal complaints and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoffman
Davidson Hotel
Milwaukee, Wiy
Evangelist
Peruna
Evangelist Holman
T. H. Lomax
D. D
Hartman
Cratis
Hartman Saniterion
Columbus
Oho
Local notes from Montrose and nearby towns
McMontrose area reports include Matthews family returning home, Conrad Watson moving his wife to hospital, Mrs. Orhinde Chapman convalescing, Mullinex eye trouble, and Wook family funeral attendance. Headlines mention New York visitors Mr and Mrs Vivers J. Austin, and W.B. Parker at Mary Booth funeral. A football injury fractures a collarbone at Montrose High school game. W. Maxey trotting stock wins at Tunkhannock. Montrose hosts Pan-American trip return. Adelbert Darrow and Gregory Scott visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Conrad Watson
Albert Mullinex
Orhinde Chapman
A. G. Wheeler, Jr
W. J. Matthews
Sylvester Mead
Ararat
Wook
Charles Celly Touiphineville
Tigi
Vivers J. Austin
New York
Vile Lake
J. B. Austin
J. G. Wil Son
James Scott
Littles
Public Avenue
Lott
Tunkhannock
Maxey
Montrose Iri
Adelbert Darrow
Gregory Scott
Great Bend
Local News Roundup From Tunkhannock and Surrounds
A Scranton Tribone dispatch from Tunkhannock notes social visits by Mrs. A L R Woodward and F M Buck, marriage licenses issued including Frank Tiffany Edith Spencer and Byron Moove Eunice Wilton Kate Ayres, and a court session where James Chillup’s release motion failed while he's held for fourteen months.
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Tunkhannock
Dewite Faith
Heaument
AL RB. Woodward
Mes
F. M. Buck
Callie
Lemon
Lerk Iore
Doste
Frank FE. Tiffany
Kingsley
Edith C. Spencer
Hoare Lake
Vevingurna Potter
James Chillup
Jallieve
Rexstone
Tintiup
Montrose notices and local movements across town
Sperial to the poranten Vrain Montrose notes Sept. attendance at the Marford fair. Louis Loomis shot in the leg at Tunkhunnnek is now using crutches. Mrs Burns and Mrs George travel to Pan American. Dr Richardson and Dr com attend the State Medical Society meeting in Philadelphia. Mrs Harvey Fredericke and child return to Germantown from her parents. Anthony family leave Lathrop house for Wilkes Barre. Fred Watron visits relatives in Boranton. Shephard Agare visits Scranton. Joseph Beck leaves T Py grocery position.
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Sperial
Poranten Vrain Montrose
Mortrose
Marford
Louis Loomis
Tunkhunnnek
George
Burns
Richardson
Dy. Com
Fiardier
State Medical Society
Philadelphia
Shephard Agare
Scranton
Mre
Jamen P Tasior
Joseph Beck
T. Py
Avoca Obituaries and Local Notes
Funeral of Thomas Morten to be held this afternoon at 2 40 o'clock with services at Langeliffe Shore and interment in Langeliffe Cemetery. M A Flock returns from Philadelphia with fall millinery stock. John Evans moves family from Forest City to town. Charles Commermuth and Mary Stine wed at bride’s home in Exeter. Mary Cordon back after weeks in Ohio. Funeral of Thomas Cywllihan yesterday from Miss Callahan residents with requiem mass at St Mary’s and burial in Pittston. Mrs John Atwell and Mrs M J Hosley guests of Princesa Alice lodge in Luzerne. Home Mission society meets at Mrs K Braythia’s home. Mrs J B Seamen and daughter from East Orange, New Jersey visiting Mrs Thomas Burne. Frank Clifford of Carbondale visiting town. William Hiastie and Annie Hastie depart for Pan-America trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morten
Langeliffe Ehoreh
Langeliffe Cemetery
M. A. Flock
Philadelphia
John Evans
Forest City
Charles Commermuth
Seymour, Conn
Mies
Mary Stine
Exeter
Mies Mary Cordon
Ohiangen
Thomas Cywllihan
Anna
Nellie Callahan
Main Street
St. Mary's
James Morrison
Pittaten
John Atwell
M. J. Hosley
Princesa Alice Lodge
St.ivorge
Luzerne
Home Mission Society of the Primitive Methodist Church
K. Braythia
Mra J. BR. Seamen
East Orange
Ned
Thomas Burne
York Avenue
Frank Clifford
Carbondale
William Hiastie
Deh Hastie
Dainiitor
Annie
Baseball Almanac Averages and Batting Lows Across Leagues
An assorted 19th century summary lists players by team with batting figures and averages. Names such as Dowling Connor McGinnity Freenshaw and Malone Reinhard Powers Sheridan Sugden Hatterine Donaldson Pacroil Bergen cleanly appear amid scattered team affiliations and umpire notes.
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Eee
Carbondale Department
NEW
Scranton Railway Company
Hendricks
Scrantonians
Erie Railroad
Vraina
City Station
Curlerdale
Algily
Banday
Brandt
Nineveh
Binghamton
Bumfalo
Suequehanna
Heibert
Western Pointe
Sequehanna
Western Connections
Boedays
M’kinley
M'Rinleys
Ditin McComb
Willing
Davis
Iss
Dew
Fries
Muffalo
Vietnam
God of
Partian
McKinley
Epheaches
Jill
Lincoln
Agea
St. Rose
Chief
William H. Davies
Golf
Joseph Moyer
FE Capitan
DeWitt
Verdi
William R Byrone
Bonnisseau
Stickney
de Witt
Samuel Waters
George Blake
Richard Hocking
W. S. Badger
J. G. Avery
F. L. Depew
W. M. Davis
John Solomon
Mixa Jennie Secor
Mary Harper
Hazel
Littl
W. H. Tennis
Prof. Stephens
Archie Martin
James Haris, Jr
Janes Carroll
Fourth Street
Tom Joplin
Bauer
Thomas
BF. J. Dawe
Cemetery Street
John Marin
John Clark
East Side
Jermyn and Mayfield
Red Mine Workers Union No. 1649
Bute
Arthur Morgans
Silney Owens
Daniel Jones
Hayden Evans
Daniel O Brien
John McQurry
Lackawanna
Alfred Wheisenflusth
Weet Taylor
Alfred Davis
Forestly
Joseph Davis
Gertrude Fahner
Dunmore
Annie Williams
North Main
Iil
Taylor
Moniesto
T. J. Lomax
The
Second District
A. M. FE. Church
China
Charlotte
Clark’s
Scranton Tribone
Montrose
AVOCA
BASE
AL Balter
Cleveland
Cevcocee Moboholong
I & Balitheina
Dowling and Connor
McGinnity and Freenshaw
Umpine
Philadelpha
Wm HK
Milwatther
Odom
Aed Malonee
Reinhard Ane Powers
Vampire—sheridan
Ren OF
Chicago
Young and Ctiger
Washington
Whelton
Nohogg
Hatterle Miller
Altec Palen and
Grady
Uimpine—Sturt
National League
Rice Matthewsen
Warnee
Pangelii
Zunmer
Vipire
Icine m
Natterine Donovan
Pacroit
Melaman
Suthilt
Bergen
Wiltig
Bonn
Ratider Wills and Tenner
Harper Ape
Irivee
Ling Te Konel
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