Irregularities in Carbondale Tribune Delivery Reported
Subscribers urged to report delivery issues to Carbondale Tribune office or Robrn Reynolds agents. Home Huston delivery noted and delinquency reports welcomed. Mention of Norman Gelder of the Leader and a pledge event by Vice President Gilroy. Next convention to be in Archbald under Knights of Father Mathew. Banquet followed adjournment.
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The
Tribune
Carbondale
Theibune
Burke Building
Robrn & Reynolds
New Adenters
Huston
Norman Gelder
Gilroy
St. Patrick's Society
Archbald
Knights of Father Mathew
Amendments Debated at Cath olic Total Abstinence Union Meeting
Delegates from several abstinence and benevolent societies gathered at St Patrick’s in Scranton for a CSA convention. The session featured readings from the credentials committee and debate on constitutional amendments to be presented at the annual convention.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society
Powderly School
Marie and
Gertrude Graham
Florence, McHale
John Challis
Margaret Gordon
Marlin McKenna
Kathryn Flannelly
P. J. Morrow
Knights of Father Mathew
Carbongale
Thomas Boylan
Joseph Kilpatrick
John A. Campbell
Joseph Tierdon
John Burnett
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Forest City
John P. Murray
James Connolly
John Gillespie
St. Aloysius Society
Carbondale
John V. Delaney
Matthew J. Murphy
Michael Padden
Will McHale
Edward Golden
Archbald W. R
John Meehan
Jermyn
William Skkennedy
Michael Ruddy
Thos
Harte
Father
Willam Mullally
William Tallett
St. Patrick's Society
Patrick Walsh
John McDonald
John Costello
James Gerrity
William Peel
John Reilly
John V. de Laney
John Kildeen
Richard Kilpatrick
Willian Gilroy
Thomas F. Grady
Reilly
William Gilroy
Postum touted as rival to coffee in health notice
An article argues coffee causes digestive ills and appendicitis risks, citing cases from Fredonia New York. It praises Postum as a safe substitute aiding recovery and nourishment, sharing testimonials from patients and a reverend convert.
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Fredonia
N. Y
Swingle Ham Wedding Unites Helen Swingle and Francis Ham Jr
Miss Helen Swingle marries Francis Ham Jr at the Benjamin home on Laurel Street in a simple ceremony led by Rev. D W Forrest. The bride, a 1897 nursing school graduate, wears steel grey Venetian and the couple depart for Peckville to begin housekeeping while well wishers praise the couple.
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C. A. Benjamin
Laurel Street
Helen Swingle
Francis Ham, Jr
Peckyille
D. W. Forrest
Pittston
Mra
Peckville
Ham
Ontario and Western Company
Junie
City Officers To Take Seats Today In City Government
Hon James J ONeill becomes mayor elect and George W Evans succeeds Wheeler as controller as city government reorganizes. Councils meet at 10 am with new members seated. chairmen slated for Select John Dravis Common Wy Masters. clerk Loftus and engineer Kupp to be reelected. A banquet at Harrison House follows. poor board to reorganize with no anticipated deadlock.
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James J. O'Neill
Connor
George W. Evans
John Davis
Select
W. H. Masters
Common
J. W. Kilpatrick
P. B P. Venner
John F. Wheeler
D. W. Humphrey
James Soloman
Select Council
Thomas Battle
James Thompson
Common Council
Abe Sahin
HB. &. Clark
John TF. Loftus
William Collings
Henry Cook
Thomas Murphy
W. L. Hunter and
Hobbs
John Evans
John Masters
Two Large Funerals in Carbondale
Two major funeral processions passed through Carbondale for Dominic Barrett and Mrs. George Dawson. Barrett's services began at his home, proceeded to St Joseph church, and burial was at St Rose cemetery with out-of-town visitors and numerous pallbearers. Mrs. Dawson's service followed from the Columbia Avenue residence with a large attendance.
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Carbondale
Dominicarrett
George Dawson
Bt. Moseremetony
St. Jose Church
Burhih
Bt. Rose Cemetery
HJ. Lynet
Thomas Cullen
Jammer Doyle
Thomais Clark
Dominick Boland
Mies Frances
Misves Culkin
Scranton
Patrick McQuade
Wilkes-Barre
Jopling
John Jopling
Pittston
William Coon
James Doyle
Kleon Briggs
Richard Malone
Michael Manley
Cherfield Willhaime
Funeral Rites Held At First Presbyterian Church
Delegations from the Red Men the Patriotic Order Sons of America and the Junior Order of American Mechanics attended the services for the deceased at the First Presbyterian church. Rev A Wilfee officiated and a quintette sang while abundant floral tributes adorned the ceremony. Pallbearers named include Ben Vréesland M I Oliver George Crosby A V Seaman W E Matthews and Henry Masters.
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Red Men
Patriotic Order Sons of America
American Mechanics
First Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. Wilfee
Ben Vréesland
M. I. Oliver
George Crosby
A. V. Seaman
W. E. Matthews
Henry Masters
Palko Boy Dies After Mine Car Accident
John Palko a boy of about 11 or 12 died at Emergency hospital after being struck by a runaway mine car in the Last Chance area Thursday evening. He lived with his father at No 4 and was taken to hospital in critical condition with a crushed hip and torn thigh. Stanley Miller of Forest City remains critically injured and Stephen Neldo from Mayfield was discharged after a fracture.
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John Palko
Palko
Poulko
No. 4
Stanley Miller
Forest City
Falke
Stephen Neldo
Mayfield
Waymart Lifts Most Quarantine As Hull Recovers
Waymart Board of Health, after hearing the physician report on smallpox patient Bert Hull, eases quarantine to three houses only and reopens schools. Officials cite eighteen days since onset with no new cases and no danger. Hull’s condition improves rapidly as village residents resume normal activities.
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Board of Health
Waymart
Bert Hull
Hull
Waymaart
Raiplilly
Social Notes from Saturday Events at River Street
The Saturday Machre club enjoyed a game afternoon hosted by Miss Alice Rashleigh. Mrs. George Mills won the main prize a gold hat pin. Carrie Price's dancing class held lively dominoes in Burke building as children played. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association plans a reception in the Burke building on Friday evening April 25 with a committee listed.
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Alice Rashleigh
River Street
George Mills
Rashleigh
Carrie Price
Burke Building
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Thomas G. Coughlin
J. J. O' Boyle
M. J
Riot in Italian Colony on Belmont Street Injures Two Men
A small riot on Belmont street in the Italian colony involved about six residents who allegedly attacked H Robert Newnan the barn boss and Jesse Wood a driver for the Chick Diamond Coal Company over a manure dispute. Source text ends abruptly with further details missing.
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Aldermain Delavan
Belmont Street
H Robert Newnan
Jesse Wood
Chick Diamond Coal Company
Newman and
Stubborn Cold or Bronchitis Relief with Scott's Emulsion
An ad promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a remedy for stubborn colds or bronchitis. It claims rapid night relief from choking and coughing, noting soothing effects on throat and bronchial tubes. Free sample offered by Scovy & Bowne, chemists, 40g Pearl St.
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Scott
Scovy & Bowne
Pearl St
Wood Targeted at Home in Evening Assault Claim
Report states Wood returned home in the evening and was set upon by about six individuals identified as Traliana. A brief skirmish occurred as the assailants pressed the attack for several minutes before dispersing.
Left Town Burrier Fleeing Sheriff Blues in Sixth Ward
Steve Gilby of the Sixth ward avoids Sheriff Schadt by fleeing into the woods near Honesdale. After clashing with officers, he travels toward South Canaan and Hawley, then toward Cherry Ridge, signaling he won’t stray far from familiar surroundings. He left after a prior public quarrel and a revolver incident.
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Steve Gilby
Achadt
Honesdale
the Tribune
Sreve
Delavan
Steve
Carbondale
Hawley
Cherry Ridge
McGowans Reunite After Divorced Separation
John McGowan and Margaret Barry, once separated by a divorce, remarried in Scranton’s Seventeenth ward with civil ratification by Alderman Howe. The couple, Catholic, had their first marriage sixteen years ago and were divorced for cruelty about eighteen months earlier.
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John
Jack McGowian
Margaret Barry
Alderman Howe
Seventeenth Ward
Scranton
McGowan
The Ego for April Preview From The Ego Magazine
The editor announces April contents including a double couplet Life by Mary E Stone Bassett a ten page The Why by James P Loftus a prose background poem Symbolism renamed F Utility by Myttle Hughes Brown and pieces Unveiled Naked Truths and Veiled Allusions plus a reply to Fra Elbertus and early notes by C B H Munn
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Ego
Life
Mary E. Stone Bassett
James P. Loftus
Myttle Hughes-Brown
Elbertus
Evening with Homer Greene at Cycle Club
Homer Greene of Honesdale the lawyer poet and author will address the Carbon County Cycle Club this evening. He will give readings and recitations, presented at 3 40, with members urged to attend punctually. He is a candidate for the congressional nomination from his district and well known to Carbonaleans.
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Homer Greene
Honesdale
Greene
Mr. Greene
Mother and Child Die in Tragic Farewell
The obituary recounts the death of Mrs. Daniel J. Foley and her infant who died shortly after birth. On a train en route to Canton, Pennsylvania, the infant died at Sunbury as the mother was being moved to her final resting place. The mother and child were buried together after the journey.
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Daniel J. Foley
Canton
Sunbury
Mrs. Foley
Mr. Foley
Thomas J Clark Dies in Archbald After Local Council Tribute
Thomas J Clark, longtime resident of Archbald and celebrated figure in Carbondale, died at his home Saturday. A Carbon dale council official and Knights of Columbus member, he was honored by a special meeting. A city delegation will attend the funeral today.
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Thomas J. Clark
Archbald
Carbondale
The
Knights of Columbus
Clark
Merchants' Association to Meet in New Watt Building Quarters
The Merchants' association will meet this evening in their new quarters at the Watt building on Salem avenue and Matin street. An interesting meeting is expected.
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Merchants’ Association
Watt Building
Salem Avenue
Matin Street
Funeral Procession for William J. Davis This Afternoon
The funeral for William J. Davis will proceed this afternoon with the procession departing the residence at 2.20. It will march to Berean Baptist Church where the pastor, Rev Dr. Whelan, will officiate.
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William J. Davis
Berean Baptist Church
Rtv
Dr. Whelan
Weight and health tied to womanly health in Dr Pierce ads
The article argues weight reflects health like a barometer and links general well being of women to womanly health. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, sharing testimonials from Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Tipton, urging consultation and offering a free medical adviser.
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P. A. Graham
Race Street
New Orleans
Bess
R. V. Pierce
Graham
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Funeral Services for John Polke Held at St. Rose Church
Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery. Services for the late John Polke, death from injuries sustained in the mine where he worked, will take place Tuesday morning. Leaving the house at No. 4 at 9 o'clock for St. Rose church, a high mass of requiem will be sung, burial in St. Rose cemetery.
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Maplewood Cemetery
John Polke
the Tribune
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Berean Baptist Church Men’s Meeting Honors Deceased Leader
At Berean Baptist Church the men’s meeting led by W L Yarrington Jr drew twenty nine attendees and paid tender tributes to the late W J Davis whose life inspired the gatherings. A floral tribute from Herein Men accompanied the funeral flower. After the sermon the pastor baptized three candidates, as the congregation continues to work toward greater in gathering.
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W. Ll. Yarrington, Jr
W. Jd. Davis
Wlx
Local employment shifts in town businesses and factories
Clarence Becker of Birkett Street is reassigned to the Ishore Throwing company. Pred Thoias, formerly in the ice freight house, moves to the Krants brewery plant. John Morgan resigns from Patterson wholesale slope. Harry Ato of Dundaff Street fills the position. Miss Marie Schemuerhorn of Korty Second Street obtains a post at the Cavanaugh dressmaking establishment on Bulem Avenue.
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Clarence Becker
Birkett Street
Hus
Ishore
Pred Thoias
Ice Freight House
Krants
John Morgan
Patterson
Harry Ato
Dundaff Street
Marie Schemuerhorn
Korty Second Street
Cavanaugh Dresmmaking
Hieit
Bulem Avenue
Death notice for Mrs Philo Barrett in Uniondale cemetery
The late Mrs Philo Barrett was interred at Uniondale cemetery in a private family service. Information is truncated and details are limited in the fragment.
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Philo Barrett
Uniondale
Obsequies Attended by Local Residents Groups at Burial
Saturday afternoon services drew neighbors and friends paying respects. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Couch and family, Mrs Couch, Roe W W Pletcher, Mr and Mrs J P H Raynor, Mrs Theophilus Pleree, Alo Purple, among others from the city.
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Thin City
Frank Couch
Couch
Roe W. W. Pletcher
J. P. H. Raynor
Theophilus Pleree
Alo Vurple
Baptist Leaders to Address Northeastern Conference in Scranton
Rev H J Whalen will deliver the welcome for the Abington association as Northeastern Pennsylvania Baptists open their twentieth century conference in Scranton on May 1. Clergy from Bucknell Colgate Crozer Toronto and New York will speak at the event with several presidents and notable orators among them.
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H. J. Whalen
Berean Baptist Church
Abington Association
Twentieth Century Conference of the Baptists of
Philadelphia
A. J. Roland
Hey. F. 8
Dobbins
BR. GG
Seymeour
J. H. Hashim
Williamsport
Meetings Tonight Span Local Organizations
School bound Olive Seal lodge Odd Fellows Typographical union No 209 Federal union No 7201 National Association Letter Curlers Young Men's Institute Mercehans association Barbe union Patriotic Order Sons of America hold gatherings this evening across the city, with varied agendas and community outreach planned.
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Olive Seal Lodge
Odd Fellows, Typographical Union
Federal Union
National Asssociation
Young Men's Institute
Mercehans' Association
Barbe’ Union
Patriotic Order Sons of Anmeriva
West Side Man to Wed Paterson Bride on Wednesday
William Connell of the West Side travels to Paterson New Jersey for his upcoming marriage to one of the four daughters of that city. Connell works under Foreman Mark Campbell at No. 1 breaker.
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William Connell
West Side
Paterson
N. J
Mr. Connell
Mark Campbell
Carbondale Man Sees Wide Circle of Well-Wishers
A Carbondale resident is surrounded by a boatload of friends whose warm wishes travel with him as he moves forward.
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Carbondale
Births Reported in City and Philadelphia Families
Word arrived Saturday of a boy born to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Missett in Philadelphia. The father is a Carbondale native now thriving abroad. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John McCawley of River street.
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Gladden
Philadelphia
Joseph Missett
Carbondale
John McCawley
River Atrecot
Carbondale Cycle Club Holds Friday Nomination Meeting
The Carbondale Cycle club will hold an important meeting Friday evening at 8 30. The nomination of nominees will take place and there is strong interest in the selection. Attendance will likely include nearly all members.
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Carbondale Cycle Club
Death of Very Rev Coffey’s Aunt Reported Locally
Word reached the city last night that Very Rev TFB Goffey V G learned of the death of his aunt Mrs. Thomas Coey. She passed away yesterday at her home in Pleasant Mount.
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Coffey
T. FB. Goffey
Thomas Coey
Pleasant Mount
Ills Reported At Homes On Washington and Summit Avenues
Judson Stith is ill with the miampa at his home on Washington street. Merton Oliver is Hl at his home on Summit avenue.
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Judson Stith
Washington Street
Merton Oliver
Summit Avenue
Local Visitors and Short Trips Reported Around Scranton
The passing throng includes Ir. Brogan of Archbald in the city on Saturday. Captain Thomas Murphy visited Seranton Saturday. Mrs. W. J. Morgan of Bale avenue called on friends in Scranton. Miss Clare Conley of Archbald visited town Saturday. Miss Janet Bryden and Caryyle Miller toured Providence Saturday. Miss Irene Scurry returned home after a Scranton visit. Miss Nora Nealon and Theresa Duffy spent Saturday in Scranton. Hugh Pittpatrick of Beranton visited relatives in Carbondale Sunday.
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Ir. Brogan
Archbald
Captain Thomas Murphy
Seranton
W. J. Morgan
Bale Avenue
Scranton
Misa Clare Conley
Janet Bryden
Caryyle Miller
Providence
Mise Irene Scurry
Missea
Nora Nealon
Theresa Duffy
Hugh Pittpatrick
Beranton
Carbondale
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the News of Carbondale
C.T.A.U. Meeting
First District
South
John McCihe
Morgan Thomas
Mr. McMillan
Jerry Clune
Dominick Barrett
Palko Boy
Stephen Miller
Social Notes
Schadt
the McGowans
John Howe
Mia
Meeting of Merchants
Dr. Ra Va Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Burritt Obsequies
Dr. Whalen
Terrey
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