County officials to hear appeals on city tax assessment
Lackawanna county commissioners announce appeals hearings for the City of Carbondale on April 1 and the following day April 2 at Carbondale City Hall. Residents of Carbonale township Poll township Worthling Mayfield and Jersey boroughs are invited to attend and present their case with county representatives.
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TK County
Lackawanna County
Hoteby
Carbondale
Carbonsale
Carbon Fale
Poll Township
Wundling
Mayfield
Jerminborougha
Sunday School Union Session Highlights in Scranton
The Ninth Semi Annual Session of the Wacoming Association of Congregational Sunday Schools convened with sixteen schools sending delegates. Rev D L Davis spoke on doctrinal teaching. officers include President Noval Boyt and Vice President Griffith Jenkins. Delegates and ministers from Mount Carmel Scranton and Wilkes Barre attended as the afternoon program discussed the place of music in Sunday schools and Congregationalist teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Davis
Mount Carmel
Wacoming Association of Congrera- Thopal Luiveles
Bist Congregational Ehatets
Noval Boyt
Seminton
Grifith Jenkins
Drymouth
Maud of
Log@les
Edwardsdale
John Jenkins
All Jenkins
Thomas
Scranton
J. C. Lake
Coachlale
Stevie
Stacey
Luke
Thavis
Mt Camel
Mall
Weert Pittston
Emiote
William Tosser
Plymouth
Perstate
Cemblale
W.T. Williams
Scrant Grifith
TE. Thomas
Kek. C. Morris
Wilkes- Tarre
Jesus
Tron Mount Charmel
D. L. Davis
Puritan Congregational Church
Charlotte
Collith FE
Couldkale
Fleet
Carbondale
Thoms Tae
Tew
Elliott
Phelpaville
Duthind
Eiis J. Finans
Beorynton
Sundas Selook
Levis
Chastis
Davis Sida
Olaeel
Anitiet
Ahareh
Corinth
Glee
Evr
Mir Evans
Nanetines
Suudley
Mervis
Wilkes-Barre
Dy F
Devis
Mount Vamnel
Carbonfule
Bell Heal
West Pittston
J. EF. Reese
Beranton
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Aids Childbirth Pain
Letters from Mrs Maria Hayzel and others praise Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for reducing labor pain and improving health after childbirth. They cite personal relief, increased strength, and successful recoveries following use of the medicines.
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Dr. Pierce
Uke Fc
Pierce
Deventer
Eli
Jee
Meeting Notice for Local Fraternal and Labor Councils
Tonight select councils and lodges including George Kk Randolph camp No 138 Sons of Veterans Division No 6 Ancient Order of Hibernians United Mine Workers No 171 Loyal Catholic Benevolent Association Branch No 77 Royal Arcanum Carbondale council No 24 Ladies Auxiliary Railroad Township circle meet noted for local fraternal and labor organizations.
Sib Workers' Union to Hold Meeting With Mother Jones
A meeting of the Sib Workers' Union is planned for next Sunday afternoon with Mother Jones expected to attend and deliver a lecture. She aims to keep members engaged and provide advice and support for the union's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sib Workers’ Union
Mother Jones
Neds
Taxpayers to Appeal at County Commissioners Meeting
County commissioners will meet in the TV building on April 2 to hear appeals from Car Bondale Township taxpayers. The Board of Revision will likely sit in the council chambers to hear cases and determine assessments.
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Carbondale Township
Board of Revision
Burglars Try Again Near City Business Core
A second burglary attempt occurred near Lincoln Avenue and North Church Street when burglars pried a front window at John Mohr’s grocery but fled as Avery Reynolds the local druggist spotted the scene. Police, including Officer Bell, investigated with no arrests yet.
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Boruers
John Mohirs
Lincoln Avenue
North Church Street
Bo Slick
Avery W. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Church Street
Main Street
Carl G. Schroeder
Frank Brown
Officer Bell
Mr. Mohre
Michael Jordan Dies in Mine Rock Fall Near Wilson Creek
Michael Jordan, 45, of Fallbrook Street, was killed instantly Tuesday afternoon when rock fell on him at the Wilson Creek mine. His back and neck were broken, and his body was taken home by ambulance. Survived by his widow and five children, plus sisters Mrs. Alice Teuter of Cincinnati and Mrs. Michael Mellurl of this city. A son, about a year old, died earlier after being kicked by a mule in the mines.
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Michael Jordan
Fallbrook Street
Wilson Creek
Mr. Jordan
Cincinnati
Alice Teuter
Incinnati
Michael Mellurl
Faust Opera Delights Gloversville Audience
The Gloversville Daily Leader reports the American Grind Opera Company presented Faust with great stress last night at the Kasoun. Marguerite Madame Delamotta enchanted with a fine soprano and clear enunciation. Mr Ganston Baker starred as Faust with a bright tenor. Henry C Pewkes portrayed The W eal rele of Meplisty.
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Gloversville
SN. Y
Daily Leeder
American Grind Opera Company
Kaison
Faust
Marguerite
Madame Delamotta
Mr. Ganston Baker
Henry C. Pewkes
Mrs. Kimball's Sister Dies in Brinfield Mass
News reaches this city of the death of Mrs. BR. W. Allen sister of Mrs. George S. Kimball formerly of Jermyn Mass. Mrs. Allen was well regarded in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball were away when the message arrived and the information was sent to Chem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
Brinfield
Mass
BR. W. Allen
George S. Kiimnball
Mires. Allen
Jermyn
Kimball
Chem
Susie Dadwin Wins Prize At Progressive Euchre Party
Miss Susie Dadwin took first prize at a progressive euchre party hosted Tuesday evening by Miss Martha Singer for Bburesia. The event drew several young ladies and featured guest Miss Leah Lewes of Springfield, Ohio, who was present at Thode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Dadwin
Bburesia
Martha Singer
Leah Lewes
Springfeld, O
Thode
Billings Moore Unite In Marriage At Jessup
Billings Moore were united in marriage yesterday morning in Jessup by Rev. Father Lafferty. Miss Rose O Boyle Wan bridvamald and John Kennedy were mentioned in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lures Gilling
Sadig Moore
Jessup
Father Lafferty
Rose O' Boyle
John Kennedy
Iniarated Book On Consumption
S.l. Wellad Co announces an initiated book on consumption offered at no cost. Based in LeRoy New York the publication aims to educate readers on prevention and care techniques with accessible guidance and resources.
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S.l. Wellad Co
LeRoy, NY
Prominent Jessup Bride Weds Local Hotelier in Carbondale
The bride, an accomplished young lady from Jessup, is active in her hometown social life. The groom, formerly head clerk at the Wilson House in Peckville, now runs a hotel. After the ceremony, the couple traveled to Carbondale for a wedding supper at Harrison House with many Lackawanna County friends.
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Jessup
Mr. Billings
Wilson House
Peckvills
Himeself
Jie
Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Harrison House
March 1901 Health Board Report Shows 16 City Deaths
Secretary’s report for March 1901 records sixteen city deaths, same as February, with varied ward totals and causes including bronchitis heart disease and diphtheria. Five bodies brought in, four removed for interment later at St Rose and Maplewood cemeteries. contagious diseases include diphtheria and scarlet fever with ward details.
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Board of Health
St. Rose Cemetery
Maplewood Cemetery
Mystery Egg Leads to Carbondale Ad from Millville
Grocer John G Reese found a light brown egg on Sixth Avenue shelf with lead pencil inscription from Millville Delaware. It reads EE T Ferry single would like to correspond with a nice young girl of Carbondale. If G T Ferry hears not, it is not for lack of advertisement.
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John G. Reese
Sixth Avenue
Millville
Delaware
T. Ferry
Carbondale
G. T. Ferry
Back Pain Relief Promised by Dean’s Kidney Pills
Mrs Patrick Brady of Hyde Park reports two years of back pain and insomnia eased after using Douli’s Kidney Pills advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. She says sleep improved and energy returned after treatment and urges readers to consider the remedy.
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Scranton
Patrick Brady
Hainypton Street
Hyde Park
Douli
Matthews Brothers
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean
Instal lation of Electric Star lodge No 490 observed
A large turnout attended the Saturday evening installation of Electric Star lodge No 490 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. C A Cook noble grand and George A Sherman vice presided with officers named as listed. Refreshments followed as Arthur Ridgway and Mrs. Arthur LaMont visited relatives there.
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J. H W. Cook
Outside Guardian
James Keller
Inside Guardian
J. K. Weldman
Herman Cole
M. Leach
W. G. Letson
Calkin
Arthur Ridgway
Scranton
Arthur LaMont
Mrs. W. 8
Bachelor's ball marks first annual Bachelor Knights event
The Weber's rink hosted a debuting Bachelor Knights ball with music by Miss Kate Reardon and a well attended crowd. Separate notes report lodge installations, pending work stoppages on Lackawanna lines, and upcoming temperance and united orders meetings with officers and delegates named from local groups.
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Weber's
Bachelor Knights
Kate Reardon
South Scranton
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestantities' Association
Depe Uty
Piper
West Scranton
Jollawine
Milen Daniele
John Thomas
Eliza Jones
Margaret Davis
Lydia Winterburn
Sallie Williams
John Vans
Jaimes Stone
Evan Davis
Charles Curtis
Sabina Pisher
Crand Lodge
John Tichards
Owue
Lackawanna Road
Angler
Pyne
Archbald
Reese's Hall
Davis Reese
Lishone Oon Bullroad Street
Mesers
Jett
Willins Bailey
Syvalls
North Main Street
Lickawatine Valley
Old Torgre
Local residents report illness and recovery updates
Mrs. Margaret Watkins of South Main street has improved after a serious week of illness and is now able to be around the house. Miss Effie Dolph of Honesdale, visiting her parents on Thorn street, has returned to the Maple City, while a singer who had been away returned home yesterday.
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Margaret Watkins
South Main Street
Effie Dolph
Honesdale
Charles Dulph
Thorn Street
Maple City
Clerks Union Plans May Day Party in Burker Building
The Clerks' union met at St Rose hall on Tuesday night and handled substantial business. A Central Labor union committee attended and pledged active support. Clerks will visit merchants not following early closing. Committees were formed to organize a May Day event in the Burker building on May 2 or 3.
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Clerks’ Union
St. Rose Hall
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union Committee
Burker
Vogel and Demings Big Minstrel Show at the Grand
John W. Vogel and Arthur Deming present a prominent minstrel company described as the most conspicuous traveling troupe with a varied programme. They will appear at the Grand tomorrow night providing lively entertainment, witty skits, and new features expected to satisfy all audiences.
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John W. Vogel
Arthur Deming
Silk workers plan Lake Lodore outing on June 4
The sik workers of this city are to have a day's outing at Lake Lodore on June 4. Committees have been appointed to look after all details and to arrange some original ideas for the entertainment of the picnickers. This excursion will not interfere with Superintendent Frieder's July 6 excursion, and the silk workers will cooperate with him to make his trip a success.
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Sik
Lake Lodore
Frieder
Annie Brennan to Wed John Phillips Next Week
Carbondale prepares for a wedding as Annie Brennan of Dundaff street and John Phillips of Scranton plan to marry next Wednesday at St Rose church. Brennan is active in St Rose societies and Phillips is a rising business man in the Electric city.
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Carbondale
Annie Brennan
Dundaff Street
John Phillips
Scranton
St. Rose Church
Anglo American Supper Attended in Forest City
Mn and Mrs. H A Purple Mr and Mrs H Watrous and Mrs R A Sawyer attended the Anglo American supper in Forest City hosted by the ladies of Christ Episcopal church. A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
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H. A. Purple
H. ©. Watrous
R. A. Sawyer
Forest City
Christ Episcopal Church
Salem grower Duane Humphrey pilots new delivery wagon
Duane W. Humphrey, a Salem avenues grower, showcases a handsome new delivery wagon on the road. John Clune of Dundaff street also displays a white delivery wagon, described as one of the finest in town.
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Duane W. Humphrey
Salem Avenues
John Clune
Dundaff Street
Two One Night Plays Set for Next Week at Grand Opera House
Sal Smith Russell presents A Poor Relation at the Grand Opera House for a one night engagement. Uncle Tom's Cabin returns for its third visit to the city this winter, also in a single night performance.
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Grand Opera House
Sal Smith Russell
Garfield resident confined by rheumatism attack
W. H. Brokenshire of Garfield Avenue is confined to his home due to a severe rheumatism attack.
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W. H. Brokenshire
Garfield Avenue
Local Notes and Reach of Visitors Across Cities
Airs Emma Porter returns home to Elmira. John Reese resigns as Erie freight clerk. Alderman 3. 8. Jones travels to Cadillac New York area and returns today. Henry Collins of United Mine Workers visits Harrisburg. Alfred Jagger from Port Jervis in Carbondale area visits friends. Blanche Hubbard returns from Honesdale. Mrs Edward Mitchell of Scranton visits her mother on Dundaff street. Ada B Johnson of Binghamton visits Mr and Mrs Bliss and returns home yesterday. Verna Bigelow of Niagara hosts visit with Miss Mar
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Emma Porter
Elmira
John Reese
Erie
Jones
Cadossa
N. Y
Henry Collins
United Mine Workers of America
Harrisburg
Alfred Jagger
Port Jervis
Blanche Hubbard
Honesdale
Edward Mitchell
Scranton
Mary McDonald
Dundaff Street
Ada B. Johnson
Binghamton
Charles Bliss
Verna Bigelow
Niagara
Mar
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT LISTS NAMES
The issue lists students by grade with many names in Jermyn and Mayfield for the month ending April 4. Graders from junior to primary include Battenberg, Davis, Jenkins, Evans, Marsh, Davies, Hills, Houghton, Sprague, Lawler, Gil bert, Biglin, Hogarth, Soby, Monahan, and others. The article also notes a court decision in Gavin v. Ole with costs set at 4.75 and a Mayfield social held by the Ideal orchestra.
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Hilda Battenberg
Sumner Davis
Swick
Mary Jenkins
Ida Giles
Cort Nellie Evans
Maggie Marsh
Alonzo Davies
Stanley Hills
Rignald Houghton
Harold Davis
Rulah Sprague
Anna Lawler
Willie Gilbert
Nellie Biglin
Maay Hogarth
Gladys Soby
Katie Monahan
Preston Badger
Willie Allen
Charlie Parkes
Ida Pendered
Susie Davies
Bessie Jones
Lucy Vail
Inez Stone
Seth Sprague
Bernard Bell
Henry Shields
Anges Frease
Nora Muldoon
Grace Phillips
Florence Miller
Tlaila Wall
Olive Adams
Alice Jones
Marjorie Mumford
Bernice Long
Ada Varley
Lee Stone
Stanley Evane
Mary Davies
Lorretta Irving
Minne Parkes
Edna Maynard
Della Wundeman
Vera Whitmore
Minnie Oakley
Ma Gilbert
Allee Yarnes
Frank Twoughney
Archie Avery
Eloise Shields
Margaret Jenkins
Ethel Bell
Anna Puckey
Wilie Davidson
Avis Jones
Walter Minnick
Kay Cramer Bell Prinn
John Adams
Alice Mbdon
Silvia Blake
Hirold Dodson
Joseph Day
Willie Rawling
Mildred Pryor
Annie Fedorszak
Stella Griffiths
Kiefer
A. J. Gavin
Richard Ole
Mayfield
Gavin
Cole
Assembly Hall
Ideal Orchestra
Scranton
W. & Thadger
W. L. Houghton
Constance
Theodore Townsend
Carbondale
Fred Johnson
North Main Street
St Patrick’s academy recital and lodge meeting notes
The St Patrick’s academy music pupils plan a recital next month. About thirty Hebeous lodge of Odd Fellows members attended a meeting in Jermyn. Rev Father MacLaughlin of Hyde Park was named curate for St Patrick’s Church. Mary Davia left for New York to meet her brother Augustus in England. Marie Murphy of Wilkes-Barre visits Dunmore Street home. Evan Howells of Taylor visited town yesterday. Mira Mary Minson’s condition at Beranton hospital remains unchanged. Mary Gilligan of Chicago visits relatives. Knights of Columbus social attendance noted in Scranton.
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St. Patrick'’s Jarechia
Hebeout Lodge of Odd Fellows
Jermyn
Father MacLaughlin
Hyde Fark
P. J. Murphy
St. Patrick’s Church
John Ruddy
Father Murphy
Hyde Park
Mary Davia
New York
Augustus
England
Marie Murphy
Wilkes-Chupre
Dunmore Street
Evan Howells
Taylor
Mira
Mary Minson
Beranton Hospital
Mary Gilligan
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Scranton
Local Illness Touches Two Families in Honesdale and La Plume
Mrs Edith Coonnee Decker and Mrs J P D Aylesworth were summoned to ill relatives on Saturday. Edith Decker was called to her father G W Decker in Honesdale and J P D Aylesworth to her mother Mrs Slayton in La Plume. Miss Mame Wells returned from…
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Edith Coonnee Decker
G. W. Decker
Honesdale
J. PD. Aylesworth
Spain
Mrs. Slayton
la Plume
Mame Wells
Trom
Local remarks on new tine adlarue system and community notes
Peckville reports the new tine adlarue system tested as satisfactory. Dewes, Sterrick Creek colliery bookkeeper, spends spare time on a pointer bird dog. Abr Dewey active in Por eston Stream club and is a crack shot. An infant of Mr and Mrs Leslie Grosvenor died. funeral held at home and burial at Prospent cemetery. Marshal Krofft of Meridale plans a visit in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessus
Dewes
Sterrick Creek
Dewey
Poreston Stream Club
Leslie Grosvenor
Prospent
Marshal Krofft
Meridale, N
Social Notes From Old Forge Residents and Illnesses
Old Forge reports social visits by the Misses Muzette Edsall and den nie Wildrick in West Pittston. Emily Gray, youngest daughter of Apr and Mrs Richard Gray, is seriously ill with diphtheria. Mr and Mrs George Wuinatner of Blakeslee spent Sunday with Mr Thomas Drake. Rev and Mrs J L Santos of West Nanticoke visited town. Hugh Miller is seriously ill at home. Mrs John Edwards has broken a bone while seeking a new appliance.
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Muzette Edsall
Dennie Wildrick
West Pitteen
Emily
Richard Gray
George Wuiaoner
Blatkeslew
Thomas Drake
J. L. Santos
West Nanticoke
Hugh Miller
John 2. Edwards
Local notes from Harford and nearby towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune items from Harford and Susquehanna mention Mrs. Burwell visiting Mrs. Ostenhout in Susquehanna, Ais fejend and Hiland Mstobrook relatives in various places, and Captain Warner of Waverly visiting A. D. Sweet and others. Funeral attendance includes Mra Charles Wells in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blc Hine
Hine
Charles Wells
Binghamton
Krause’s Gold Cure Pylee Sold by All Druggists
A compact 19th century advertisement touts Krause’s Gold Cure Pylee as a cold remedy that avoids quinine, promises quick relief, and leaves users feeling clear headed. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
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R. W. Allen
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