Ladler Aldavetety of the Baptist caurel at Carbondale
Friday evening April 14 the Ladler Aldavetety of the Baptist church will serve in entertainment followed by refreshments. The program includes singing mandolin recitals recitations and mixed vocal selections by Spencer Watkin and others. An admission for lyceum will be charged at the door. Miss Beatrice Weiler of Moses Taylor hospital Scranton visiting friends. Mrs Capwell of Mioomeburg visiting mother Mrs McAlpine.
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Ladler' Aldavetety
The
Baptist Caurel
Mleecs Spencer
Wat
Chardiver
Cli
Archie Wilter
Mieseae le Spencer
Mirae Watkine
Spencer
Sarah Watking
Moe
Witane
Lycente
Bileareth Weiler
Moses Taylor Hospital
Scranton
Wil Capwell
Mioomeburg
McAlpine
Incident at Peckville station injuries from coal train
Yesterday afternoon De D. Stints Ioy narrowly escaped serious harm when a coal train split at the Delaware and Hudson station in Peckville. A two pound piece of the link grazed his clothing and struck the platform with force. the doctor dodged the impact and escaped unharmed though unaware of the danger.
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de D
Ile
Delaware and Hudson
Peckvie
Kennedy oilier plant funding progress noted
Eight thousand dollars have been subscribed by out of town parties for investment in the Kennedy oil plant. Mr Kennedy is in New York. The board of trade committee has not yet begun a systematic canvass for money. A liberal response is expected after the pay rush is over.
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Kennedy Oiler
Kennedy
New York
Board of Trade Committee
Complaint to Mayor over officer arresting wife on street
Richard Simpson filed a complaint with Mayor Kilpatrick after a special officer arrested his wife on upper Church street. Mrs Simpson, a victim of St Vitus dance, suffered a severe attack while waiting for a street car. The officer mistook the illness for intoxication and began walking her to the station house. A friend came to the rescue after three blocks.
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Richard Simpson
Kilpatrick
Upper Church Street
Simpson
Local Notices From Auburn and Nearby Areas
Samuel Sly is in Auburn on business. Joseph Powderly has left for San Antonio, Texas. H. W. Fishal of Morrisburg assisted as caller yesterday. A. J. Vandermark transferred to the Mayfield yard of the Ontario and Western. Mrs. Hugh Atkinson is convalescent. Mrs. J. E. Morgan and Miss Seddon visited Scranton friends yesterday. Mrs. Frank Brundage of Scranton guest of Mrs. Francia Smith on Church Street. A. D. Wyle2 is ill with grip. Mrs. William Breese to return from New York today. W. Dix filling shipping clerk duties at loco motive shops. Frank Conn of Jermyn to enter Wheeler's private hospital for treatment this morning.
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Samuel Sly
Auburn
Joseph Powderly
San Antonio
Texas
H. W. Fishal
Morrisburg
A. J. Vandermark
Mayfield Yard
Ontario and Western
Hugh Atkinson
J. E. Morgan
Misa Seddon
Scranton
Frank Brundage
Francia Smith
Church Street
A.D. Wyle
William Breese
New York
Tf W. Dix
Frank Con
Jermyn
Tr. Wheeler
Local widow dies. funeral set at St. James Church
Mrs H Davia of North Main Street dies at 49 after a period of illness. Survived by husband and daughter Mabel. Funeral at 1 PM tomorrow conducted by Rev C E Feesenden at the house, interment Peckville. A poke root poisoning sickens a Hockaday child. physician called. An old fashioned rag bee held at Mrs Champion Jr's home with many attendees. Three Polish men arrested for breaking into an unoccupied house near the Delaware and Indsa breaker. settled with owner after a brief hearing. Delaware and Hadeon Co seeking bids for 2000 foot head-of-plane man-way. Hillside Coal to pay miners today at Glenwood, Eric, Keystone. News of a nephew’s illness and a Baptist pastor’s resignation are noted.
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H. ©. Davia
North Main Atrest
Mabel
C. EE. Feesenden
St. James’ Church
Peckville
Thomas Hockaday
Fourth Street
Thomas Champion, Jr
Third Street
Masdames McGinley
M. Roberts
J. Phillips
Caster
Jones
Russell
Osborne
T. Baker
Ellen Nicholson
E. B. Nicholson
Howarth
Salisbury
F. Depew
Davis
Houghton Wil Mise Baroh Nichards
Delaware
Indsa
Levi Brown
Scott
Brown
Hiv Ome
Justice of the Peace
Delaware and Hadeon Company
Hillside Coal Company
Glenwood
Eric
Keystone
Theodore Spertigue
Cemetery Street
Walter Bray
Haxleton
B. M. Posten
First Baptist Church
W. & Badger
Kingston delegate notes on local missionary society member
A Kingston delegate from the Women's Home Foreign Missionary society reports a child of Mr and Mrs Anthony Peynn on Bacon street is quite ill. Mrs Mary Osborne departs today to visit Pittston friends. Celia Mullatty of Second street returns from New York after attending her aunt Mrs John Lain’s funeral.
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Kingston
Women's Home Foreign Missionary Society
Anthony Peynn
Bacon Street
Mary Osborne
Pittston
Celia Mullatty
Second Street
New York
John Lain
Space and Cook wed in Tunkhannock nuptials on Tioga Street
Chare B. Space a prominent Tunkhannock merchant married Miss Adda Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs St Cook at the bride’s parents home on Tioga street The ceremony was performed by Rev James Jainey The couple left for New York City and will reside on Wyoming avenue upon return Attending were the bride and groom’s families and local residents Prothonotary Reynolds issued several marriage licenses this week
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Chare B. Space
Tunkhannock
Adda Cook
Cook
Benjamin Space
David Armstrong
Factoryville
Deny
Joseph Armstrong
Ken
Rainey
Reynolds
Harvey
Bronson
Eaton Township
Harding
Cmitt
Thinham
Montrose
Kingston conference and local church services noted
The report lists a Kingston conference attended by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kellum and Mrs. L. EF. Han Hoesen, visits by Robert Campbell of Beranton, and William Murphy on the West Side. It also covers Rev. James Malone’s sermon at St. Mary’s, Mass with Rev. PL PY. Quinnan as celebrant, Anthony Early’s baseball recognition, a May 8 1888 marriage of Clarence E. Harris and Alberta Le Lee, and a reunion at the West Side home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aikman.
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E. C. Kellum
Forest City Local Notices and Social Items
The Millside Coal and Iron company will pay their employees here on Saturday next. Miss Helen Mable Wood of Emerson College of Oratory spoke at the Presbyterian church to an appreciative audience. The Dewey Glee club with Thomas Beynon and Susan Black will perform at Davie’s opera house next Saturday. Our auditor reports a deficit of $26.75 in the annual financial report. The council voted a ten mill tax for general purposes eight for fire and water and three for debt service. Delaware and Hudson Coal will pay employees at Wandling next Monday. The Forest City Maennerchor plans a masquerade ball on the 18th in Freed man’s new hall. Enterprise Hose company has just received a purchased hook and ladder truck from Cortland. Maurice, son of H. P. Johns, is seriously ill. Rev J F Broadhead visits Wilkes-Barre for a few days. Rev J B Stone attends the Methodist Episcopal conference at Kingston. Woodberry Coyle was in Montrose yesterday.
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Millside Coal and Iron Company
Helen Mable Wood
Emerson College of Oratory
Presbyterian Church
Wood
Dewey Glee Club
Thomas Beynon
Susan Black
Scranton
Davie’ Opera House
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
Wandling
Forest City Maennerchor Society
Freedman's
New Hall
Enterprise Hose Company
Cortland
Maurice
H. P. Johns
J. FE. Broadhead
Wilkes-Barre
J. B. Stone
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Kingston
Woodberry Coyle
Montrose
New Milford Social Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs June Harrison has been confined to her home by illness the past week. The Ladies Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs H P Carpenters home Wednesday afternoon at 3. Mrs Edward Hendricks of Hallstead was a guest of Mrs H H Wood Friday and Saturday of last week. Miss Nettle Millard of West Lake called on relatives in town early this week. Arthur Thawley returned to New York Monday after weeks with his mother here. Miss Helen Hutchings closed her term of school in the Highlands last Thursday. Mr Schulley of Binghamton spent Sunday with friends in town. The Sense and Nonsense club met at the home of Miss Man Butterfield Saturday afternoon.
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Nora Sullivan
High Street
Maogele
Mary Connolly
Nora
Laura Sullivan
Frances Weber
Mamie Manley
Mary Jenkins
Maggie Sullivan
Annie Mackin
BP. Day
Messrs
Michael Murray
Patrick Mackin
Andrew Sullivan
Charles Grogan
Anthony McCormack
J. KE. Thompson
Peckville
David J. Edwards
Main Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Howells
Jones
Erin
Old Forge
Fallon's
Drucgwiet Peter Lally
South Taylor
Hhe
Lally
Welsh Baptist Church
Griffiths
Price
No. 3
North Taylor
George Williams
Battery G
Sixth Artillery
Philipepine Islands
Williams
Taylor
Hollo
Jaro
Margaret Delmers West Scranton
June Harrison
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. P. Carpenter
Edward Hendricks
Hallstead
HH. Wood
Mise Nettle Millard
Weart Lake
Arthur Thawley
New York
Tle
Mise
Helen Hutchings
Hmtdhlands
Lust
Schulley
Hinghamton
Mire Man Butterfield
Mra
Eli Stalker
Jennie
Scranton
Gertrude Hance
Africa
Dr. Gill
Enoch Sterling
Lila
GN. Travis
Binghamton
N.Y
Eviverter Warneste
Barner
Buffalo
N. Y
Kittie Dolan
Brookdale
Hallstein
Miles Fisher
George Lamb
G. R. Eldred
Halletend
Orvill Brush
Highlande
Philo McDonald
McKiney’s
Young Men's Christan Association
Lilian Hatcheld
Nicholson
Valium Shaw
Owego
William Grussin
Presbyterian Diviteh
David McDevitt
David L. MacDonald
Kingston
Thomas McCarty
Church Street
Berthy Deakin
Davis Miller
Tingley
Charles J. Moxley
William Hallstead
Archbbald
Fiteeilboens
Dd, d & W. Carpenters
Round Top Mountain
Arthur and Merrill Gathany
Bar Ives
Walter Brown
Leatershire
A. J. Gere
Drought Cost in New South Wales Estimated Losses
The Weathineter Gazette notes the drought has shriveled flocks from 62,000,000 to 40,000,000 sheep and caused about 60,000 horses and other stock losses. Monetary damages range from 12,040,000 to 21,000,000 pounds sterling, reflecting a severe impact on the colony's economy.
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Weathineter Gazette
New South Wales
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement Claim
An old promotional note touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children, claiming it calms pain and cures wind, sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. It urges mothers to use only Mrs Winslow's and to seek the product under that exact name.
Red Book Key Testimony In Bank Failure Case
Court hears multiple bank records witnesses describe deposit slips ledgers and missing books. Testimony centers on the “red book” and potential links to Senator Quay and Arthur Kennedy in a 100000 loan note matter. Proceedings include cross examinations about entry methods and book custody.
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Quay
Eldes
Biddle
A. L. Tabor
Hopkine
Cruss
Shields
Wapkine
Tabor
Edward FE. Mareh
People’s Bank
General Ledger
Co. H. Woodruff
Marah
Harry =. Walker
Ledmer
Fila
W. K. Woldenburg
Senator Quay
Senator Quady
Reress
Benjamin Haywood
Watron
Arthur Kennedy
KR. Quay
Commonwealth
Middle
Watson
H. R. Quay
M. &. Quay
R. R. Quay
John Hopkins
Mr. Rotherriel
Whole Bank Run by One Cashier In Court Testimony
Afternoon session features Dr David Richardvuon declaring Charles Tr Austin unfit to testify due to mental condition. Witnesses confirm handwriting of Austin and of Roberts and the witness' father. Mr Hopkins described as running the bank with total control over call loans and collaterals. others had limited access.
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Hopkins
Kemble
Wiliam H. Kemble
People’s Bank
Shields
Kembla
William BH
David Richardvuon
Charles Tr. Austin
USTO
Austin
Tabor
With Roberts
United
Florrisburg
Quay
Tie
Mr. Swearingen
Taber
Clay Kemble
Mr. Tabor
John F Hopking
Mr. Rothermel
James McManes
Hallstead Notes and Local Movements Report
Hallstead residents hear of travelers in Scranton and Binghamton while Mrs Eli Stalker and Jennie visit friends. A missionary Gertrude Hance edges home from Africa, and Enoch Sterling’s passing saddens former neighbors. Local bids, moves, sermons, and civic notices detail jurors, housing changes, and church events.
Lydia E Pinkham remedies praised by grateful readers
Women from Lynn Massachusetts Sabina Ohio and Pearl Louisiana report relief from female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Sanative Wash. Testimonials describe relief from bearing down pain leucorrhoea headaches insomnia and weakness after long medical trials.
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Effie Perkins
Pearl
Joseph King
Sabina
Ohio
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sirs
Siears
Deak Mas
Pickutam
M. L. Shears
Gun Marsh
Mich
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