Tunkhannock Notes and Local Happenings Show Changes
Mr and Mrs W Wood Piatt learn their son William M Piatt is hospitalized with typhoid fever in Winston NC. Canning factory sale under sheriff and new ownership signals reopening next season. A list of travels visits and minor incidents including a small fire on Warren street and probate of Ira Swartzwood will.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
W. Wood Piatt
William M. Piatt
Winston
North Carolina
Dantel Decker
Register and Recorder
Wyoming National Bank
Maury Connell
Mary Sheridan
New York City
Louis Luckenbill
Shamokin
Second
Elrect
Robert Atkinson
Atkinson
Miss Westey
Russell Hill
E. F. Avery
J. TL. Carlin
Warren Street
R. P. Noorthrope
Westminster
Maryland
Ira Swartzwood
Falls
Ira Swartwood, Jr
Elizabeth Kittredge
Scranton
William A. Kittredge
Susquehanna Avenue
Bradley Lewis
Henry F. Metcalf
Wilkes- Barre
Towanda Briefs Cover Rainy County Fair and Local Events
Bradford County Towanda Sept 28 The county fair attendance was light due to continuous rain. Mountain Lake hotel destroyed by fire owned by G H Lancaster insured for 1500. Universalists meet at Athens next week. Towanda Sons of Veterans receive 30 Springfield rifles from state arsenal. Unsuccessful wrecking attempt on S and NY railroad near Towanda. Funeral of Rev Henry H Welles D D Forty Fort attended by R M and C P Welles. Children’s Home society rep Mrs B L Russell visiting. Locals J D Stryker Duluth visitors and J P Kirby family wintering in California. Susquehanna Collegiate Institute reopened with thirty scholars. Waverly Athens Sayre Traction to run all night for three months starting Oct 1.
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Towaada
Mountain Lake
G. H. Lancaster
Lackawinnai County
North Branch Association of Universalists
Athens
Watkina Camp
Sons of Veterans
Towanda
State Arsenal
Susquehanna and New York
Eplkes
R. M. Welles
C. P. Welles
Henry H. Welles
D. D
Forty Fort
B. L. Russell
Children's Home Society
Wilkes-Barre
J. D. Stryker
Duluth
J. P. Kirby
California
John Lining
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
John McConville
Scranton
Wuaverly, Athens and Sayre Traction Company
North Eastern PA Telephone links with Citizens to access Honesdale
The North eastern Pennsylvania Telephone company will connect with Citizens to gain entry to Honesdale this week. The district convention of the C T A U will meet at the Opera House this Sunday hosted by St Josephs A B society. After the business session an entertainment and supper are planned. Thomas Jones of Six Mile Run visited family. Mrs W J Maxey has improved from pneumonia in Montrose.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Citizens’ Company
Honesdaile
Opera House
St. Joseph's
A. B. Society
Thomas Jones
W. J. Maxey
Montrose
Return of James W LeVun and Possible Local Events
James W. LeVun has returned after a week in Philadelphia. Mrs. William Mucklow is back in Dego West Virginia after a month with her daughter Mrs. Frank Bryder. The Spring Brook Water company paid employees on Saturday. Miss Mabel Hutchings accompanied by others was mentioned in the fragment.
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James W. LeVun Haa
Philadelphia
William Mucklow
Dego
West Virginia
Frank Bryder
Spring Brook Water Company
Mabel Hutchings
Proper Treatment For A Sprained Ankle
A remedy emphasizes rapid recovery using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It claims many sprains heal in less than a week with prompt application, contrasting with typical two to three months recovery. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Miss Hida and Stella Le Van Witness Play In Lyceum
By her sister Mrs Aubrey Williams of Denver Colorado arrived last evening Communion services were held yesterday morning in the MBE church Presiding Elder Griffin was present and administered the sacrament Misses Hida and Stella Le Van witnessed the presentation of Lover's Lane at the Lyceum on Saturday evening.
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Aubrey Williams
Denver
Col
M.be
Griffin
Hida
Stella le van
Lover's Lane
Lyceum
Lover's Lane draws large audiences at Lyceum
The rural drama Lover's Lane by Clyde Fitch drew two large crowds at the Lyceum on Saturday with a highly pleased reception. A strong company presented it in a production noted for its appeal to a broad audience and solid ensemble. The article also promotes The Messenger Boy on Broadway, praising its melodies and humor with Frank Deshon leading a renowned company and a large chorus. seats go on sale Tuesday.
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Clyde Fitch
New York
Uyveeum
Broadway
Daly's Theater
Frank Deshon
Electrician chosen for Irene Myers company at Academy
Charles E Blaney's successful comedy drama the Electrician has been chosen for the Ilathil performance of the Irene Myers company at the Academy Monday evening. Miss Irene appears as Penehos a role she played with pronounced success last season. The play blends heart interest with comedy and promises strong draw at cheap prices. Notable scenes include the interior of the Denver National Bank the Frontier hotel at Cripple Creek and the Edison electric light plant with machinery in full operation.
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Charles E. Blaney
the Electrician
Irene Myers
Academy
Irene
Penehos
Denver National Bank
Frontier
Cripple Creek
Edison Electric Lght
Dixie's theater hosts a lively bill this week matinee today
Dolan and Lenhar lead a strong road comedy act likely to please patrons after a week of top humor. Fred Turd the magician is praised as the era’s most accomplished since Herrmann. Musicians Raymond and Gurkamp with Whistling Tom Brown and Murphy Nichols also headline.
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Dixie's
Dolan
Lenhar
Pitrons
Fred Turd
Magician
Herrmann
Raymond
Gurkamp
Tom Brown
Murphy
Nichols
Boston Globe
Keith
Ika Novelty
W. H. Murphy
Base Ball Scores From Chicago and Cincinnati Doubleheader
In Chicago the first game ended with batteries Taylor and Kling behind Umpire Brown amid 7 innings darkness. Williams and Kling, Wicker and Weaver, Umpire Brown in a separate 7 inning match. Attendance not listed. In Cincinnati the Reds faced Pittsburgh with Butterlee and Kahn, Phillipps and Zimmer guiding pitchers under Umpire O Day. Attendance not provided.
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Chicago
TLL
Coe
Aoloo
Taylor
Kling
O'Neill
Weaver
Brown
TAPW
Williams
Wicker
U.S
Cincinnat
R.H.E. Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Butterlee
Kahn
Peltz
Phillipps
Zimmer
Chicago Five Burlesque Game Closes Season With St. Louis Tilt
In Chicago the first game ended 11 to 5 with St. Louis defeating Chicago as Hatteries Sudhomt and Sugden Griffin and Bullivan formed the battery. Umpires Caruthers and Sheridan. Attendance 15 678. The second game, RL St. Lowe 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 Chicago 0 2 0 4 0 0 4 0 0, with most players serving as pitchers or catchers as the burlesque closing the season was staged. Umpires Caruthers and Sheridan.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Roreb
Sudhomt
Sugden
Griffith
Bullivan
Caruthers Itd Sheridan
St. Lowe
Caruthers
Sheridan
Reception Tendered for Newlyweds Galpin at Dunmore Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Blackinton hosted a Saturday reception in Dunmore for the newly married couple Mr. and Mrs. John B. S. Galpin. Several hundred friends attended and paid their respects, with many ladies assisting at the reception tables.
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John B. S. Galpin
A. D. Blackinton
Dunmore
John Osborne
Washington, D. C
George B. Smith
Charles Parrar
Mirtha Chamberlain
B. Bulkley
Farrar
Osborne
Galpin
Margery Platy
Florence D. Smith
Grace Osborne
Dorothy Warren
Gladva Watkins
Louise G. Smith
Judge warns against mob justice in anarchist case
Speech by Judge Lewis denounces lynch law and urges all Americans to stand by lawful courts. He warns that allowing mob action would destroy institutions, liberty, and the Stars and Stripes, urging citizens to protect the flag and uphold due process.
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Lewis
Courts of Justice
Capa
Hibor
Law
Oreer
Men of the Thirteenth
Bunker HI
Gettysburg
San Juan Hill
Philippines
Favorite Remedy Promoted For Kidney And Bladder Ailments
A periodical ad extols Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder issues including rheumatism and dyspepsia. It describes urine test cues and cites a Greensburg Kentucky pastor praising the remedy. It also notes available bottle sizes and a free sample by mail, plus related skin cure claims and a patriotic wartime poem excerpt.
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David Kennedy
Theodore Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
Enogh
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Fennell Sprains Ankle in Brush After River Escape
Wil lam J. Fennell of 316 Cedar avenue leaped a 40 foot wall into Roaring brook Friday night, floated downstream, and sprained his ankle and drenched himself. Officers entered his home to arrest James Brock the counterfeiter, but Fennell fled over a garden wall and hid for hours in an abandoned drift near the brook before being found confined to bed.
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Roaring Brook
Willam J. Fennell
Cedar Avenue
James Brock
Fennell
Wels
Forty hours devotion begins at St Pauls Green Ridge
The forty hours devotion started yesterday at St Pauls church Green Ridge with a solemn high mass. Officers of the mass included Celebrant Rev M C Loftus deacon Father ue gene sub deacon Rev Gerald Fleming and master of ceremonies Rev PB J Mc Manus. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was held last night. A sermon was preached by Father K Bu gene Passionist. Masses are set for this morning at 6 7 and 6 oclock with benediction and sermon tonight at 10 oclock. Confessions begin this afternoon at 3.
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St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
M. C. Loftus
Ue Gene
Gerald Fleming
PB. J. McManus
Kbugene
Letters Deny Signatures On Equity Suit Article
The Tribune publishes short letters of interest with writer names. An editor seeks opportunity to deny authorship of an article about the equity suit between Ken P. Davies and the Welsh Baptist church, stating David W. Vaughn and John Bevan did not write the piece.
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the Tribune
Ken P. Davies
The
Welsh Baptist Church
David W. Vaughn
John Bevan
South Garfleld Ave
Scranton and Local Rail Schedules 1902 Update
Timetables for Delaware and Hudson Reading and Central Railroad lines shown for Scranton, with routes to New York Philadelphia Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg and points west. Includes New York City connections and Sunday trains, via Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre.
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Reading System
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Foot Liberty Street
South Ferry
N. R
Jeuve
Scranton
Philadelphia
Roston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Ashley
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Quaker City
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Avoca
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Tamaqua
Pottsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Warrisburg
Tiarrisburg
Pittspup
Pullman Buffet Wirler
Yottsville
Hazleton
Pitts Ute
Delaware and Hudson
Wis A
Honesdale
Wal
Vo RR
Pennsylvania RR
Albany
All Points North
Wilkow-Barre
Points North
L. Pryor
D. P. A. Scranton
Ontario and Western
Arriva
Firanton
Arbundale
rAnomn
Cina
Carbondale
Cadoulu
Bovuntone
Ayrive Trulia
Curhondatye
Cadegia No
Ceoy Tho
Sacreonale T
Ayrive Arriva
Cidosia
Arbor le
Born
Altars
Wipehingson
Enneylvania State Point
Wess
York En Tork
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hiladelphie
L. W
Black Peonee Press
Hazleton Fond
Tankhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Yee D
Rochester
Pirate
Niagara Falls
Chicago
TD. HH
Public Square
Tribune Ad Art Attracts With Low Rates Offer
Effective half ton es and line cuts for cards and ads offered by The Tribune office. We deliver unexcelled work promptly at lowest rates. A trial order will convince you.
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Tribune
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones at The Tribune
Children are invited to cut out weekly pictures and mark hidden objects, mailing answers to The Tribune Puzzle Department. Winners with the earliest correct responses will have their names published. last week's entry received one correct solution from Margaret Dale of 129 West Market Street, age 9.
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Tribune
Margaret Dale
West Market Street
Palmer bankruptcy notice set for creditors meeting
In the Middle District of Pennsylvania Edward W Palmer a bankrupt creditors of Scranton Lackawanna are notified of Palmer being adjudicated a bankrupt and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Referee Office Government Building Scranton Pa on October 2 102 at 1 o'clock in the afternoon creditors may attend prove their claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt Referee A Van Wormer Scranton Pa
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District Court of the United States
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Edward W. Palmer
IW. W. Palmer
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
Aresald
Boranton
A. van Wormer
Sealed bids sought for bridge over Dean's Creek at Lackawanna line
Sealed proposals by Lackawanna County to furnish and erect a complete one span iron and expanded metal arch bridge on the abandoned Pactoryville and Abligton Turnpike road over Deans Creek near resident Komee Seamans in La Plume borough. Bid deposits must be 5 percent certified checks payable to the county controller before 12 noon September 3 at the county commissioner's office. Rights reserved to reject any bids.
Arch bald John A Foote heads to Georgetown studies
Arch bald John A Foote leaves today to resume his studies at Georgetown university. Miss Katie Rosenbaum was a caller in Jermyn Saturday. Mrs. M Judd visiting relatives at Apex New York. The funeral of the late Mrs Robin O took place yesterday and was largely attended. A J Tentzer and daughter Rebecca visiting New York City. Mrs William Van Doren was a caller in Scranton Saturday.
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John A. Foote
Georgetown University
Katie Rosenbaum
Jermyn
M. &. Judd
Apex
N. Y
Robin
A. J. Tentzer
Rebecca
New York City
William van Doren
Scranton
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Sam Devere
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New York Comedy Four
Faust
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National League
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Monroe Avenue
Ricker
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Lackawanna Steel Plant
Geo. T. Robinson
M. M. Evans
Consumers
Ice Col,elty
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Lackawanna County
J. A. Marvina
Sanderson Avenue
E. N. Willard
Madison Avenue
Court House Square
Linden Street
Quincy Avenue
North Main Avenue
Philip Asane & Co
Union Square
Woolworth
Wantehdp
Grand Union Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Berwick Electric Light Company
Berwick
Pat
Schehrectady
Burke Bros
FE. B. Giles & Co
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Hullah
Seventh Avenue
Carbondale, Pa
Reese Street
Henry Belin
Jefferson Avenue
Bex
M. Percival
Walnut, Street
L. S
Lia Remington Avenue
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C. A. Stuart
Washington Avenue
Heese Street
Clow Avenue
M. C
Wisconsin Ol Company
Iron Block
Milwaukee
Wis
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Certified Public Accountant
Edward C. Spaulding
Traders’ Bank Building
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Ficul Estate Exchange Bldg
H. L. Harding
Connell L BI da
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Pro Connell
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Paull Building
Spruce Street
Beranton
Laubach
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Replogle & Co
Mears
Elk Cape
Praniclin Avenue
Scranton House
Victor Keach
A. B. Briggs
A. . Briggs
Cave
Micke
Adams and
Mulberry
Joseph Kuettel
Ave
Mifrs
Megargee Bros
Barre
Clam Bros
WO Spruce and
Gol Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
S&s Beauteen
Bessler
C. M. We Ter
Pass
I. B
Watchinson
Mer
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Wood
Gen
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Newburgh
Thiwley
Honesidate
White Milla
Central City
Albert Schultz
MulsHeeth Street
Webster Ave
Gustav Pichel
Adiama Avenue
West Side
Geo. W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred J. Teappe
North
GO. W. Davis
Main Avenue
Charles P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
J. Johns
Green Ridge Street
Lorenz
Marion Street
Petersburg
W. WW
Kneppfel
Irving Arens
J. G. Bone & Son
BE. A. Jones
Altest
John Morris
M. Hibbard & Co
N. V. Walker
Connell
Sauaders
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Pyaine
Phin
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M. Bor Gouldsboro
Bumbato
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Fort Northumberland
Buffalo
Binia and Way
Binghamton and Way
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