Death of James Herbert at Maple Avenue Home
James Herbert died at his daughter Mrs. A. Histed’s Maple avenue residence yesterday at noon after strokes in the past four years. Born in Decon county Wales in 1883 he came to America as an infant and at 11 was shot in a mine with his father saving him. He worked for Delaware and Hudson at No. 3 plane and later faced enforced idleness. Survived by wife and daughter and two sons Joseph and Thomas, all residents of this city. Funeral at their residence at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon. Wilkes-Barre papers asked to copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herbert
A. Histed
Maple Avenue
Decon County
Wales
Delaware and Hudson Company
Joseph
Thomas
Wilkes-Barre
Common council passes bond for fire alarm system
The common council approves a bond ordinance providing 550 dollars for a fire alarm system, defeats the old ordinance combining fire plate and sewer improvements, and adjourns to Thursday night to consider amendments. J J Nealon spearheaded the new measure with unanimous support. Council members deem the fire allowance too small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
J. J. Nealon
Arrest and Committal After Assault Case at Simpson Lundiay
Constable Neary arrested John Chester Peck after a yearlong wait at Simpson Lundiay. Peck assaulted John Welk, causing permanent injuries and two weeks hospital confinement. Welk not expected to recover. Bail set at $1.00. Alderman Jones committed Peck to county jail. Andrew Opusniak held after complaint by Michael J. Cossere alleging a home break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neary
John Chester Peck
Simpson Lundiay
Peck
John Welk
Mr. Welk
Figld
Daniel Lynch
Michael Harte
Lim
Alderman Jones
Andrew Opusniak
Local Notes on Moves and Meetings in Moseying Area
New pastor Nev A F Chaffee plans to move his household tomorrow. Mrs John Mace and son Howard return from Connecticut yesterday. Aliza Maggie Quinn of Cadosia visits friends on the South Line. J F Warner presiding elder rents first flat on Salem avenue. Frank Clark wins Orkney Hoefler bicycle at the opera house. Florence Mission circle meets Friday at Presbyterian lecture room Carbondale Methodists pledge 45 dollars to Sayre church relief. Ida Snyiter resigns from Crane’s store. William Lrokenshire, shot at Mayfield power house, is recovering. Jeremiah Chine elected steward of the poor farm. Vote listed Moorese, Counell, Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Chaffee
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Mace
Howard
Connecticut
Aliza Maggie Quinn
Cadosia
New
J. F. Warner
Monesdale
Salem Avenue
Frank Clark
Canaan Street
Opera House
Florence Mission Circle
Presbyterian Church
Carbondale Methodists
Church of Sayre
Ida Snyiter
Crane
William Lrokenshire
Mayfield
Jeremiah Chine
Moesere
Counell
Cook
Local Officials and Promotions Highlight Fragmented Notice
Robbins for Mr Clone and Moon for Mr Devon noted in a terse civic missive. Isaac Baker remains confined at Belmont street residence under Hines care. Hon J J Van Bergen ex county treasurer in critical condition. Joseph Krantz, eldest son of the late Peter Krantz, named manager of Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company's interests in this city.
Mon arch Literary Society Event At Weber's Tank
An evening program by the Mon arch Literary and Debating society at Weber's tank features a grand entertainment. Lackawanna lodge No 115 members are urged to attend for important business. Local social notes mention visits, travels, and church activities including Rev. Gendal's sermon and choir leadership. Chamberlain's Cough remedy praised by WM Terry, with Matthews Bros. as distributors.
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Monarch Literary and Debating Society
Weber's Tank
Lackawanna Lodge
Carmel and
Casimer
St. Joseph's Convent
Thomas Price
Parsons
Ewan Jones
Tait
Duryen
Jquesta
Yexteyday
Gertrude Bimmons
Old Forge
William Stone
Philadelphia
Daniel R. Thomas
Wales
Francis Gendal
Methodist Episcopal Chiral
Boerh
Gendall
Terry Gays
Chamberlain
Elkton
Chamberlain’s
Matthews Tros
Ile
Mayfield Hotel Destroyed By Night Time Fire
A late Sunday blaze consumed the well known Mayfield hotel run by Mrs. Mary Edmunds near the Glenwood breaker. Firefighters could not save the structure though they checked adjacent buildings. Insurance coverage is incomplete and suspicions focus on an undetermined cause with the proprietor away.
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy offered free trials
Readers may obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet by sending full name and post office address to the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout New York and mentioning The Tribune. The ad claims 91 percent benefit prompting purchases of larger bottles from druggists. It describes kidney and bladder symptoms and urges a urine test to gauge danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
the Tribune
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
North Main Street resident faces damage case
A report notes James Henry and Oliver Morgan, well known residents of North Main Street, involved in property damage. A child of Mr and Mrs William Rowe of Third Street is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Oliver Morgan
North Main Street
William Rowe
Third Street
Fire repairs improve Gray Block. new business shifts noted
Repairs on the Gray block after a March fire leave the building in better condition. T. B. Grenville moves drugs from the Remington building to his old stand. M. Leonard exits the confectionery space, D. I. Gray to take over. Community news notes a Lake Green picnic address by Professor John J. Harrin, Bucknell president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Grenville
Remington
M. J. Leonard
D. I. Gray
8. R. Brungess
Grange
John J. Harrin
Cgraingers
Lake Grea
Harria
Bucknell University
Wos
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Wyoming County
A. HM. Squier
Harrisburg
J. Wood Pratt
Democratic State Committee
Archie Betts
Stevens’ Paper Company
Binghamton
Tunkhannock
Kiev
C. Hodge
New York City
Samuel J. Michael
Meshoppen
Little Avery
Truseell
Michael
Vicn
F. M. Vaughn
Tunkhan
Scranton
M. Vyaughn
A. M. Basiman
Henry
Tunnel
HM. S. Boarding
Dumness
Frear
Albert Bunnell
G. 5
Wilson
Jervis Matthewson
Jessie Wrigley
Millar
Tunkhannock Electric Licht, Heat and Power Company
Bonda
Catarrh Cure Promises Full Recovery
The paper touts Hulls Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh and constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces destroys the disease foundation and builds constitution, with a $100 reward for any uncured case. Address F J Chaney Co Toledo and mentions Hall’s Family Pills.
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Hull
Hall
F. J. Chaney & CO
Toledo
Banquet for local orders to be held at O Malleys hall
The senior and junior orders, Sons of St. George, and the Daughters of St. George will hold a banquet in O Malleys hall this evening. Jerome Druffner of Williamsport visited his brother C T H Druffner on Sunday. John La Rue resigned as Silk Mill engineer to take a higher paying job at Hackettstown and will move his family there this week. T F O Brien of Jermyn spent Sunday with town friends. Nellie Kitterick, eight, suffered a deep head cut while swinging from a limb. Dr Pier closed the wound with stitches. Cassie Zeligier, who died in Scranton Saturday, had been a Dupont resident and was sister to Mrs David James.
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St. George
Nellie
Thomas Kitterick
Pier
Misa Cassie Zelgier
Scranton
Dupont
Sleter
Mra
David James
Lincoln Hill Interment and town orders
Interment will be made this afternoon in Hamtown cemetery. Reverend Crane condemned late hour truancy. Police Chief Conaboy starts removing disruptive youths around business districts. Moosic Poplars plan Unlre entertainment at Sarisbury Opera House with notable talent and a strong programme. Postmaster and Mrs Deeble depart for a month tour to the Pacific coast.
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Lincoln
Sorbor
Plains
Andrew Clark
If. T. Walsh
Morris Brothers
Scranton
Unelr
Sarsfield Opera House
Clara Schlager
Lizzie Hines
Mary Gilroy
Mary Burns
Nose Aragons
Anthony Ryder
Thomas McAndrew
Caleb Bwone
William Rosser
William Golden
Messis
McAndrew
Nally
Kearney
Honan
James McNulty
Ble
Professor Crosein
Richard Lynott
Mra
Solomon Deeble
Pacific Coast
Boy badly hurt at Ferris street mine accident
Frank McGovern, 15, son of Mrs. Mary McGovern of Ferris street, was crushed in No 2 mines while coupling cars. He was carried on a stretcher across the Delaware and Hudson bridge and taken home by ambulance. A Primitive Methodist bazaar and entertainment occurred at Lloyd's hall with solos recitations and phono selections. An evening concert by the Smith company and an old country tea tomorrow were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGovern
Mary McGovern
Ferris Street
No. 2
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Primitive Methodjet Church
Lloyd's Hall
Mary Brown
T. W. Watkins
Joseph Tush
Providence
Friends
Peckville church Easter music thrills crowd
The Baptist church choir repeated its Easter concert last Sunday to a crowded house. Dr Parry's Aberystwyth pleased the congregation and Mr W W Watking received praise for leadership. A meeting of Lieutenant James G Srevena Post 304 is planned for Memorial Day arrangements. Local notices describe a brief floor collapse at the Baptist church and a calming pastor J A Thomas and others reassured worshippers.
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The
Baptist Church
W. W. Watking
Parry
Aberystwyth
James G. Srevena
Peck
Scranton
T. J. Vaughn
Herrick Centre
Joseph Vapushn
Wilson Fire Company
the Baptist Church
Nev
J. 8
Thomas
Manufacturers' Clearance Sale of Tailor-Made Garments
A big clearance sale offers tailor-made suits coats and skirts from New York manufacturers. With 39 years of merchandising history the store promises unmatched value and low prices as fall garments are prepared and sold off. New buyer B A Foote selects the season's cream, guaranteeing top values while stock lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. A. Foote
America
Bargain Garment Sale Offers 1 Third Off
A clothing advert promotes medium priced and fine garments with prices one third below competitors. Highlights include ladies covert etc and a circular-skirted outfit, velvet collars, and all wool Venetian jackets with silk linings priced around 6.50 to 7.50.
Church floor collapse saves crowd during Easter services
Exits opened as Easter services crowded the building. A large cross-timber broke above the basement furnace, causing the floor to drop about three feet and rest on the furnace. Without the furnace, the floor might have fallen ten feet, risking many injuries or deaths.
Fire Sweeps Main Street. Homes and Jewelry Store Gone
At 4 o clock yesterday morning a blaze on Main street completely destroyed the store and dwelling of George Corzens and damaged Mrs. D Owens large dwelling and the adjacent jeweler shop. Eagle Hose and Throop and Olympia fire brigades fought the two hour blaze to control it. Frank Bailey, longtime cripple, will have his leg amputated at 1 o clock today at his home, operation to be performed by Dr. Newbury.
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Main Street
Wateh
George Corzens
D. Owens
Newbury
Bridge rebuilt by W. & Palmer in Glenburn area
The Turnpike company replaced the old stream bridge near poster ties with a steel and stone design from W. & Palmer. Edith Smith has returned from Chicago to open the winter. Oscar Wolfe and the Misses Wolfe of Scranton visited relatives. A King's Daughters anniversary social is set for Miss Edith Smith's home Friday night. William Hitches bought a new horse.
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Turnpike Company
W. & Palmer
Edith Smith
Chicago
Oscar Wolfe
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Jersey
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Tinga
Hancock Co
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Dunn
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Erle
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Mary Foote
Linzie White
W. A. Kelly
Frank White
Archbald
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Avoca
Nellie Maxwell
Thomas McGuire
New York Mutual Life Insurance Comany
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Fourth Streed
Lake Chapman
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Tandy Willynove
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Edward Strafford
Wandling
Isaac Benjamin
Jonas Long
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Priceburg
Glendburn
Penney Pa
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Corona Compounding CO
Camees
Nervita
Aery Mall Soc
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
Metsharreoh & Thoma Rae Gists
Lackhawanrns
Berutiton
Spalding
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Tribune
Prine Renee
AJAX
Beranten
Matthews Bros
H.C. Sanderren
Druggista
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Deainy
Lowes
Mleas Pati
Bend Forte
Pealine CO
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Wyoming Avenue
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