Mrs Owen Judge of Carbondale Dies at Home
Mrs Owen Judge of Wromlhe street died yesterday from heart failure after a prolonged illness. A long time resident of Carbondale she belonged to St Rowe church and the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association. Survived by a husband and six children daughters Mrs John Campbell Mrs John Fadden Kate and Mary Judge son Michie and Pominick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Judge
Wromlheatreet
Carbondale
Bt. Rowe Church
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
John Campbell
John Fadden
Kate
Mary Judge
Michie Aod Pominick
Missionary Society Officers Elected By Local Church
The Mome and Forelan Missionary Society of the Methodist church elected officers including Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick as president Mrs. J. T. Burnard as vice president Mrs. Charles Evans as secretary and Mrs. W. Tt. Moon as treasurer Other officers include Mrs. J. T. Pethieck corresponding secretary and charity committee members Mrs. T. C. Rolinson Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Whitloot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mome
Methodiet Churcs
Frank Kilpatrick
T. Burnard
Charles Evans
W. Tt. Moon
J. T. Pethieck
T. C. Rolinson
D. Wolfe
KF. Meyers
Local Methodists appoint new organist as report approved
In all probability Dr Place will remain with the Local Methodists another year. His annual report has been approved with general satisfaction expressed. Miss Ida Snyder has then elected organist, vice, Miss Kore Strickland resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Place
Ida Snyder
Mists
Kore Strickland
Local society notices and community events listed
Mite Mary Male returns from New York today. Miss Jessie Moore hosts Young Ladies Cooking Club this afternoon. Hendrick Mission society members and friends invited to meet at Mrs. Aaron Fowler’s home on Cannon Street this afternoon. Ex Mayor O Neill has opened a law office in Burke building. Mr. and Mrs. A C Lown visiting Windsor. Mrs James Nicol J¢ at Spring Street home. Miss Blanche Bryant back in Waymart J. Co. Munn and FR Avery in Scranton on business yesterday. Haydn Evans singing class to give recital at Jermyn on the seventeenth. Trinity young ladies to repeat minstrel in two weeks. John Coyle of Philadelphia visiting relatives here. Board of Trade will meet again and all citizens are urged to attend. meeting open to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Mary Male
New York
Jessie Moore
Terrace Street
Young Ladies
Hendrick Mission Society
Aaron Fowler
Cannon Street
O'Neill
Burke Building
A. C. Lown
Windsor
James Nicol J
Spring Street
Misa Blanche Bryant
Waymart J. Co
Munn
FR. Avery
Scranton
Haydn Evans
Clase
Jermyn
Trinity
John Coyle
Philadelphia
Board of Trade
Patterson Silk negotiates with multiple towns delaying bargain
The Patterson Silk manufacturers slow to seal a deal with Jermyn amid ongoing talks with Mahanoy City Muncy Bloomsburg West Chester Bellefonte and Halistead. Local committee postponed canvassing funds until the firm replied to the communication. Frank Collins recovers from skin transplant surgery and will regain use of his leg. A Carbondale Cecillan club concert is set for Enterprise hall on the 17th under Crystal Fire company auspices. Will Trotter joins the regular army heading to Columbus Ohio. Miss Emily Hich visits Scranton while William Merritt returns to Scott farm. Various residents attend Scranton, and the borough council meets tonight. An 1888 rheumatism tale endorses Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with local agent Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Jermyn
Mahanoy City
Muncy
Bloomsburg
West Chester
Bellefonte
Halistead
Frank Collins
Cecillan Club of
Carbondale
Hayden Evans
Hannah Leonard
Howell Davis
Liew Herbert
Crystal Fire Company
Will Trotter
Columbus
Ohio
Emily Hich
Main Street
Scranton
Wiliam Merritt
Rendham
Scott
Clara Waring
Osborne
Thomas Jones
Installation of Tunkhannock Jodge officers and lodge dates
The officers of Tunkhannock Jodge No. 9 were installed Tuesday by D G M N E Overfield of Meshoppen No. 520. Names and titles listed include N G Harry B. Cortright and W G Wallace G Haynes with secretary J F Sickler. Other lodges in the county fixed installation dates for April including Mill City No. 8M Red Jacket No. 824 Nicholson No. 657 and Laceyville No. 497 with present members noted. Dean Bampson, now burgess of Tunkhannock, was an old Triton Hose member. his father was a charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock Jodge
Order of Gold Fellons
D. DG. M
N. E. Overfield
Meshoppen Lodge
N. G
Harry BK
Cortright
W. G. Wallace
Haynes
J. F. Sickler
W.Z. Shaw
Fr. C. Burgess
Wintermute
V.G
B.D. Gardner
Mill City Lodge
Red Jacket Jodge
Factoryvilly
Nicholson Rodge
Laceyville Lodge
W. Dean Bampson
Tunkhannock Borough
Triton Hose Company
Triton Hose Company Honors Sampeon for Service
The Triton Hose Company member Sampeon was made a life member with all dues remitted in a Tuesday meeting acknowledging his past service. Other notes mention residents and visitors from Boranton and Nicholson, church and local business movements, and pension board attendance in Wyoming County.
Taylor News reception and social notices in local groups
This item lists a Taylor Camp No. 492 Lone of America reception at Red Men’s hall with music and addresses featuring Miss Bexsie Slate and Miss Theda Clark, inviting members to bring guests, plus a marriage announcement for Nellie Armstrong and James Morris. It also notes a Junior League event at Price library hall with a detailed program and ice cream, and installs officers of Williams Division No. 41 Sons of Temperance at Archbald mine with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Camp
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Red Men's Hall
Bexsie Slate
West Scranton
Theda Clark
Scranton
Nellie Armstrong
James Morris
Junior League
Price Library Hall
Watkins
Bessie Davis
Mother Hubbard
Mother Goose
Uriah Fatzinger
Ray Dibble
Ellaworth Jones
Neual
Wilams’ Division
Sons of Temperance
Archbald
William Thomas
Worthy
John S. Thomas
Mercle Pennock
Benjamin Jenkins
Esther Pennock
William Prestwood
W. M. Howells
John Roberts
Jennie Davis
Vnside Sentinel
Henry Bray
Outside Sentinel
Eimer
Invincible Commandery
Fire Sale Manager Arrested At Lackawanna Ave Store
Chief Robling arrests the manager of a Lackawanna Avenue fire sale at 225 Lackawanna Avenue amid rival merchant schemes. The hearing found rivals backing the prosecution. the sale features deep discounts on overcoats suits pants and accessories with promises of refunds if items are not as described. The store advertises low prices and long hours amid claimed unconstitutional law challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Musa Fo
Aleo
Franklin
Penn Avenues
Penn Avenue
Boranton
New Discovery Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets End Dyspepsia Cure
Dr Hedwell reports a remarkable cure of chronic dyspepsia and acute stomach trouble using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A patient with souring after meals and insomnia recovered after four boxes, gaining weight and appetite. The tablets, harmless and free of adulterants, are made by F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan and sold for fifty cents per package. Littl book on stomach diseases mailed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hedwell
Stuart
Vet T
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Addres
F. A. Stuart O
Local Social and Community Notes from Taylorville
Knights of Malta meet in their rooms and the Taylor Silver cornet band prepares for a Monday gathering at Weber's hall. The nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Owens buried at Presbyterian cemetery after services by Rev Ivor Thomas. Peter Lally appointed postmaster at Headham. Baby show to be held at Price Library under Junior League. Hoods Sarsaparilla advertised by Hood Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
James E. Thompson
New York
John H. Fern
Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
Taylor Silver Cornet Band
Weber's Hall
Thomas Evans
Eynon Street
Tivyde Park
David J. Owens
Plymouth
Thomas M. Davis
Main Street
Ivor Thomas
Welsh Congregational Church
Presbyterian
Weber's Rink
David T. Davis
Hazleton
Taylorville Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Daniel Jones
Plateton
William Davis
South Scrantom
Peter Lally
Headham
George
Jermyn
W. J. Davis
North Taylor
Price Library
M. F. Churen
David J. Davis
Ruby Gagner
John E. Davis
Frenzied man chases and a dramatic leap from a second story
A crazed man attacked a boarder at a Bell Place boarding house and leaped from a second story window with Fash in sight before landing unharmed. Special Officer Thompson pursued the shouting suspect toward the mountain, last seen near the Ontario shaft as a crowd joined the chase. Merchant W F Ketcham visited Koranton. Funeral arrangements set for Phillip Keller at 2 30 this afternoon. J F Hoyt named general manager of Scranton Coal Campang stores in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Place
L. B. Thompson
Thompson
Ontario
W. F. Ketcham
Koranton
Phillip Keller
D Keller
Main Street
J. F. Hoyt
Scraunton Coal Campang
Seranton
Hoyt Resigns From Lackawanna Coal Co Store Position
In a terse note, Mr. Hoyt lines up his departure from the Lackawanna Coal Company store position, marking the end of his role there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoyt Line
Lackawanna Coal Company
Local Obituary and Church Notices From Wyalueing Parish
Mr and Mrs H L Bdeall attend a relative funeral in Wyalueing on Wednesday. The Ladies Aid of the Prick church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs F I Santee home. Mr Charles Repp returns home after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Dolph attend A M Ridgeway funeral in Heranton on Wednesday. Mr William Drake returns to his Lehigh studio after vacation with his parents. Prof and Mrs Santer of Wilken Barre visit Rev RE il Santee. Epworth League and Brick church hold Friday supper April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bdeall
Wyalueing
Wedneday
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prick Church
F. l. Santee
Charles Repp
Charles Dolph
A. M. Ridgeway
Heranton
William Drake
Lehigh
Parente
Atre
Santer
Wilken- Barre
RE. Il. Santee
Epworth League
Brick Church
Obsequies For Mrs Gilbert Jones And Mr John W Smiles
Obsequies held for Mrs Gilbert Jones on Frothingham Street attended by large crowds from Pittston and valleys. Services led by Rev J McKilpin Pletcher with a Knights and Ladies of Honor and school board pallbearers. Also noted is the funeral of Mr John W Smiles with a large turnout and details of survivors. City politics loom with Paul Bohan and James Henegan under scrutiny for council seating and a close race for city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Frothingham Street
Lagkawanna
Wyoming
New
J. J. McKlilpin
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Mayor Harding
Janes Young
Dunmore
CL Driscall
Luzerne Borough
Prof
Shi
Magele Haston
W. Simpson
Weat
Cottege
Pittston
Paul Bohan
James Henegan
Select Council
Martin
Bonan
Bohan
Donnelly
Henegan
Langan
P. J. Joyce
McDonough
Cushing
Mra
Livy Hichards
Scranton
William Bechtold
Howman
Fitzpatrick
Majin Street
Port Griffith
Charles Sheppard
D. D
Plitston Lodge
A. H. Boys
Two Hundred and Fleet Regiment
New York Volunteers
Greenville
South Carolina
Eclty
del Torres
Sinclair
Ithica
London Gaiety Girls
Music Hall
John Clark
Moosic
Esther Armatrong
Thomas Armetrong
Railroad Street
Pr. Maloney
Muarth
Birth of the Republican party as Medill fanned a Western Reserve drive
A Times-Merald recounts how at age 82 Medill wrote letters after General Scott's defeat and before Douglas Kansae Nebraska bill urging the White party to form a new Republican party. Letters to Horace Greeley and others spurred a Cleveland meeting in March 1844 with Salmon P. Chase, drafting a platform opposing slavery and promoting liberty as national.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Medill
Republican Party
General Scott
Douglas
Whig
Air. Greely
Chicago Tribune
Lincoln
Iis Place
Medill
Alex Greely
New York
Western Reserve
J. Watson Webb
Iberty
Rome
Thurlow Weed
Whi
Medi
Pennsylvania
Columbus Journal
Ohio
John Depoere
Indianapolis Journal
Cleveland
Salmon P. Chase
Chase
Free Democracy
National Republican Party
Finerty's Ser mon Recalls Early Chicago Reporting Feat
From Lippincott's Magazine a tale chronicles John Finerty as a Chicago reporter, disciplined by a city editor for covering a south side minister. Finerty delivers the sermon report, earns praise from a cleric who attended another church, and maintains calm under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finerty
Chicago
The
Tribune
Finerty
Pinerty
Finnerty
How Mrs. Weaver Was Helped
Mrs Susie J Weaver of Philadelphia writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased inflammation of the womb and painful menstruation after four bottles and Sana tive Wash. She thanks the remedy and reports feeling like a new woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Schneider
Helen Ave
Detroit
Mich
Pinknam
Anna E. Hail
Hilldale
Conn
Lydia EF
Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Chamberlain
D. v. Brant
Santa Ynez
Cal
Seale
Matthews Bros
Dean
Tritons
Putnam Street
Emporium
Tunkhannock
Sampeon
Mia. J
Turn
Catherine ‘Townsend
Lavina Champion
North Branch Township
Henry R. Champion
William M. Pratt, Jr
Lafayette Ewlege
Aston
Pension Board of Wyoming
Taylor News
Chief Robling Arrests
Hood
C.L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mase
Pecevillee
Spalding
S — Flokey & Brooks, Agts
Old Forge
Pittston News
Jones
John W. Smiles
Joseph Medill
Merald
Rufus Spalding
John C. Vaughan
Lippincott's Magazine
Soeraca
N.Y
Iona
A. P
Boxar
Abbott
Iowa
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Court House
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