Deaths and local notices from Carbondale area
Obituary notices report the deaths of W. P. F. Mor es 72 born in Windham N Y and Nicholas Peters 73 a German born Civil War veteran. Funeral plans, survivors, and burial details listed. Also brief items on a luncheon by Trinity church Women’s Guild, a closed cash store due to mourning, and various local social updates and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Peters
Nicholas
Wellingerothe
Germany
Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Fortress Monroe
Jeff Davie
Alex Messenger
William Seiele
A. Hivenburg
A. BF. Thompson
Anneeters
Henry Peters
Wayne Street
Brockolde Cemetery
Women's Guild
Trinity Church
Patrick Neary
Belmont Street
North Malin Street
Mrr
Heexe
Joeph Bryant
W. VY. Yarrington
Wilkea-Barre
Andrew Mitchellier
Mire Florence Gritman
Belmont Erevet
Anna Boettree
Jermyn
Mary Helms
Nineveh
George Waleh
South Majin Street
Susquehanna Friends
Frank Colling
de Wheeler
Lee
O'Neill
Theodore Kimer
South Terrace Street
Watt
Oakley
Central School
The Same Ropers Robbery and Shootout Report
Frank Lesh of Honesdale attended Peter Kranty's funeral in this city and told Constable Neary he believes he was a victim of the Mayfield power house robbery. He was shot twice by the gang, once in the forehead and again in the thick of the skull, then left for dead but escaped to seek help. The robbers fled after overpowering the brewery guards. a sum over £2000 was left behind in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lesh
Honesdale
Peter Kranty
Neary
Mayfield Power Horce
Mr. Lesh
Danville
Ararat
Lesh
Mayfield
Luncie
Professor Peters On World Tour Returns Home
Professor Peters spent several days in New York City and Paterson New Jersey on Wednesday and has returned to his French, German duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professo
Peters Wils
New York City
Paterson, N. J
Wuxness
Ger
Health and Happiness a placed Declining Vitality
An old advertisement claims help for nervous debility and vitality decline with a free trial treatment. It promises no money upfront and no quackery, touting a reputable company, professional specialists, and cures for thousands, inviting readers to write for guidance from EvieMadical in Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Silk mill site debated as prospective firm arrives
A silk mill site debate occurs as the proposed factory plans draw interest from a visiting silk manufacturer firm. The preferred lot, near street and sewer lines, with proximity to Ontario and Western railroad, abundant spring water, and ready switch access, is argued as most suitable to attract the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western Railroad
Leas
Ontario and Western
Hins
Nlce
Eva Muay
Hessie Lough
Mine Fie Sampson
Mark Decker
Jennie Hine
Rena Nowehey
Mesays
Andrew Nichol
John Patten
Melvin Tappan
Carbondale
Frank Barber
South Main Street
Harry Gilbert
Andrew Michards
Delaware and Hudson Colliersy
Chart Potter
Hunt
Main Strees
M. Mrntlon
Olyphant
Cleopre
Michael McDermott
Olyphant Meeting Adopts Constitution and Expands Membership
At a Tuesday meeting of the board of trade in Olyphant a constitution and bylaws were adopted. New members enrolled include A. M. Atherton & Co, Rev. B. Hammon, P. T. Dougher, James V. O'Derlen, W. Hoerris, and B. N. Kennedy. charter acceptance extended to thirty days. John A. Lennon elected first vice president, C. M. Hathaway second. A mining committee was deferred to next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Atherton & Co
Rev
BF. Hammon
P. T. Dougher
James V. O'Derlen
W. Hoerris
BN. Kennedy
John A. Lennon
C. M. Hathaway
Edward's Hall
the Tribune
Father Matthew Society
Father Mathew Hall
Thomas Hanshoe
Oly Phant Tee Company
George Chubb
Dunmere
Robert Linny
Dickson
Lackawanna Hows
CM. Hathaway
Lew Lyhvh
Yale College
J. J. O'Malley
W. J. Wheete
Dunmore
Esther Asaenbly
Scranton
Naomi
Avoca
Rebecca Lodge
Priceburg
McArthur
G. Heggleman
3. Acker
A. van Howston
H. Ronstein
M. Michler
Myra
Annie Keers
J. Hammes
Sentinel
Avoca Lodge
Mesdames
Phoebe
Lewellyn
Mra
BE. Richens
Ligsie Llewellyn
Nellie Weddal
M. J. Hosles
Peter Clark
John Clark
Moosic
Pittston Hospital
James Ryan
James Doran
Edward Murphy
John Hidgelly
John Hoban
Benjamin Webb
P. W. Reap
Thomas Rowlands
Patrick Dougher
Thomas Maskins
WY. F. O'Donnell
John Kenny
Parsons
Sons of Temperance
Local hotel licenses and court actions in area notices
The column lists numerous hotels and figures in townships such as Mehoopany Noxen and Tunkhannock with license matters and remonstrances resolved or withdrawn. It reports on fire company meetings at Triton Hose, acknowledgments to volunteers, and staff movements including Jerome Welch resigning from the court house staff and taking a position in Berwick. Notices reference Meenee for the lake House at MIN City and related licensing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neewies
Motiy
Bratntelin Town
Hip
Red
Bole
Sneayville
Leaceyvile
John Minges
Allagron
Laceyville
Corey W. Docket
Table Rook House
Slnner
Forkston
Lewie
Vaughn
Forkston Foll
Mac
Toryville
OP. Smith
Lisle
Lemon
B.A. Abartin
Ferncliffe
John FH. Jones
Spring Grove
St. John
Heatiment
Mehoopany Township
M. M. Reeser
John W. Gaylord
Jennings
Noxen Township
Sefornle Hawke
Star
T. L. Dulin
Noxen
Norththoreland
J. J. Bhoack
Shoo« Homme
Centermorland Nichalain Bie Music
John A. Niver
Monroe Township
T. A. Dolan
Weense
la Crange
Mra
F. H. Platt
F. BP. Avery
Five County Volunteer Firemen’s
Aaron Grown
A. J. Sterling
A. H. Sterling & Co
Meshoppen
Tunkhantinock
Jerome B. Welch
Court House
Berwick
Jackson-Woodin
Marion Metcalf
Elmira Cellene
Bargain Fire Sale Draws Hundredfold Crowds at Store
A sensational fire sale at 26 Lackawannavenue Beranton Pennsylvania attracts record crowds and frantic bargain hunting. Insurer takes stock to liquidate quickly while promising refunds for unsold items. Hundreds rush in as prices drop on coats suits pants and accessories with over 20 000 articles offered during a ten day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawannavenue
Franklin
Penn Avenues
Penn Avenue
Beranton
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief for Piles
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe fast solution for piles, claiming it cleanses soothes and heals inflamed parts, reduces swelling, and permanently cures. It cites testimonials from F. Collins, Josiah Roberto, and Wm. McHale and notes the product is sold by druggists with a free book on causes and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Collins
Garnett
Josiah Roberto
Port Oram
N. J
Wm. McHale
Rockport
Miar
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Local Notices and Social Events Include Quilt Social at Methodist Church
Clare’s Green and Ackerly families move between homes on Summit Street with tenants and visitors noted. Misa Julie Huber of Danville Pa visits relatives. Methodist Church hosts a Friday quilt social to reward the bachelor with most votes. Patrons are listed for various schemes and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miajor Ald. Ackerly
A. J. Wheeler
A. T. Ackerly
Wagner
Summit Street
Lotsey
Frank
Parente
Edward Lotsey
Misa Jultin Huber
Danville
Methodist Church
Parishioner event and election closing notice
The text notes vote early and often with a closing time of MW o'clock p.m. on Friday evening. It mentions Mr. and Mrs Chapman hosting all their children on Sunday and references Tow. J. B. Feeley of St Peter's Cathedral Scranton who will say more about Clark's Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Cloeck
Chapman
B. Feeley
St. Peter's Cathedral
Scranton
Clark
Local Borough Meeting and Community Gathering Report
The report notes Abe council meeting disruptions and resignations amid borough affairs. It mentions Warnet placed to fill vacated secretary role and council members addressing electric lights. A monthly collection is planned at Odd Fellows hall with local groups including Read Men of Waraphe and Pocahontas attending. Chief B I Croie visited. Alden Hammond plans a relocation to manage farmstead issues in Canaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Varsterveert
Biarrucca
Abe
Sa Wm
Hoes
BC Wademan
Welles
Ieee
Pocahontas
Bande
Police
Croie
Westoum
Alden Hammond
Hickory Fittel
Hie Houmhald
Canaan
Wasne Eonots
City Council Meeting Notes and Health Officer's Term
Monday's council session chaired by President Jones. Absent members Abe Andrew and Priew. A 600 wer roud bill ordered paid. Dr Van Doran, health officer, read annual report and noted term expiry. council empowered to appoint a successor. Marene Sompaon moved his family to Scranton West Side for a job with Scranton Traction. Train wreck at Diamond crossing referenced.
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Jones
Abe Andrew
Priew
van Doran
Tle
Councl
Mlaréne
Sompaon
West Side
Scranton
Scranton Traction Company
Delaware and Hudson
Diamond Crossing
Mooney Family Travel to Philadelphia After Arbor Visit
Nellie Thos Mooney and Nene Below journeyed to Philadelphia after visiting an arbor site. The Mooney family remains at their home in the area while plans for a longer stay unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Nellie Thos
Nene
Delphi
Whendine
Hall's Family Remedy Claims Universal Cure
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Family Cure or Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promises a constitution treatment that destroys disease origins and offers testimonials. The product is sold by J CHENWY & COL in Toledo and through druggists, with a money back claim if not cured.
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Jonas Long’s
Jonas Long's
W. P. EB. Mores
W. P. F. Mores
Windham
Greene County
N.Y
Moras
Delware and Hudson Company
Hee
Carolinte
Wiliam
W. H. Richmond
Niholas Peters
W. M. Terry
Chamberlain
Elkton
Chamberlain’s
Matthews Bros
Whole File
Hood
Eananilha
Eaditor
Tribune
Cour
Mins
Oly- Phont
Lowiel
Anthony F. Gilesple
Pallse
Martin & Donovan
Internova
Lennon
Tapoyerns
Ft Hoge
Oke
Wleedlaw
Austhansy
F. Gillespie
Barned Council
Oyphant
Avellsiesloam
Lackawinna County
Pennsylvania
John T. Mertin
CC. Dojovan
Ecole
Ginel Fay Johny A. Lantion
Roemetfully Bee
Anthony FL Aulesale
John A. Lennon Stroos
Horsford
Clare's Green
Wyoming Avenue
Skee
Ecru
Peceville
Bellavita
Sendler
Nervita Medical Co
Cioton & Jackson
All Druggiats
Chicago
Uilools
McGarrul & Thos Drug
Lavkuwoania Ave
Heranton
Soll Ilu Boranton, Pa
Matthewa Brow
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggista
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