Flurry of Excitement as Deserted Building Burns
An alarm from Box 16 at South Main Street and Eighth Avenue drew a large crowd to a deserted business area last evening. Fire officials reported the blaze began in an abandoned dwelling on Pike Street near Mian Street and spread through rubbish and debris before being contained. Insurance agent Mronke of Oxford Court arranged full coverage for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main’street
Eighth Avenue
Orelook
Main Street
Columbia and
Mitchell
Daxtety
Inari
Pike Street
Mronke
Ovkford Court
Carbondale Namesakes and Centennial Invitations Across Towns
The article notes several American towns sharing the name Carbondale or similar spellings, tracing their origins to natives of Carbondale. It lists towns in Colorado Iowa Indiana Ohio Alabama and Pennsylvania and describes a commemorative centennial invitation extended by Carbondale Lackawanna County to these namesakes to celebrate the city’s anniversary with a mass gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbendale
Air
United States
Poste Bilde
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Rte
Clerk Moves From Scranton Hotel Irving to Battle Creek
Thomas Levison, once tied to Hotel Anthracite during Dan Tobinson’s tenure and later a clerk at the American, has assumed the clerk position at the Hotel Irving in Scranton. Mr. Robinson is reported to have resigned from the Irving to relocate to Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Levison
Dan Tobinson
The
American
Irving
Scranton
Mr. Robinson
Battle Creek
Mich
Cottage Hose Company Postponed Fair To Run Next Week
The Cottage Hose company will hold its postponed fair all next week in the Burke building. The first night will be Monday with the hustling committee announcing the fair will begin with whoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Hose Company
Burke
Inehlige
Michael Ward Plans Move From Miners Mills to Carbondale
Michael Ward and his family will move from Miners Mills to Carbondale tomorrow. Ward has long been active in the Delaware and Pludson line and will begin a new chapter there with future plans hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ward
Imaanoon
Delaware and
Pludson
Miner’s Mills
Carbondale
Wika
Shiloh's Consumption Cure Promised Quick Relief
The ad-like fragment touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure by Wellerca Pettey promising rapid aid for a child in distress from gasping or choking croup. It urges readers to obtain a bottle promptly and hints at a guaranteed life save without coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Mel
J. B
Martin
Hunteville
Ala
Wellerca, Pettey
Wilkes-Barre Freight Run Reassures Local Packer
A transport worker carried freight from Carbondale to Wilkes-Barre and earned high praise for reliable service. After a successful trial run, arrangements were made for continued shipments to Wilkes, ensuring steady work for the recipient.
OMalley Takes Charge of Carbondale Tribune Office
Mr Martin T O Malley will assume leadership of the Carbondale department of The Tribune effective today. He has long served with The Scranton Truth as a news gatherer. Po L Mathield who organized the Carbondale department will move to Beranton later in the week to perform operative work for The Tribune there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin T. O'Malley
Carbondale
Martin Tt O'Malley
The
Tribune
Omal Joy
Scranton
Po L. Mathield
Beranton
Social event reports at Mrs Martin Waley home and city party
A Tuesday evening party at Mrs Martin Waley on Pulke street drew numerous guests including Misses Burke Heales Phinnlidion Lottie Sehermerhuen Phanntigan Sheridan Snodth and Thosa Clornedomfortified. The night featured a dance presented by the Maids'Society Club at the forest City Opera House with musicians from Carbondale and Collings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Walehy
Pulke Street
Arne
Ella Ad Sadie Burke
Margaret Heales
Mary Said Ha Phinnlidion
Sinaie Lottie
Minne Sehermerhuen
Annie Phanntigan
Mary Barney
Mare Dien Inetigh
Mary Sheridan
Alberta Snodth
Northa Burki
Thosa
Leavel Street
Mary Wiufan
Maude Colling
Mianie Mechoiy
Me Cfallias
Ena Utlen
May Bate
Mamie Dearwead
May Thorpe
Minnie Sampson
Hannah Osher
Lucy Kenworthy
Kathe Solomon
Rose Choned
Mabel Kenworthy
Messrs
Henry Cornell
Jaeeph Uther
Jora Wellle
Matt Dolph
George Lation
James Courtneys
Edward Carter
Aina Morgan
Harry Brownell
Klarree Keglar
John Wedeman
John Alowles
Lawrence Latwrenceson
Mos
McGouty
Orest City Opera House
Carbondale
Wirth and Collings
Pansy Griswold
Birkett Street
Notable Childs resident Homer Dunlap in first suit
A window decoration in Park Cothing house features a finely framed statue of Homer Dunlap, son of Mrs Jesse Dunlap of Childs Pa. The figure, aged about a day old, shows bixen curls and a quaint chubby appearance, dressed in a first suit of mathe indifferent fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Cothing House
Denne
Homer Dunlap
Jesse Dunlip
Childs
Paate
Ot Mathes
Danilap de
Evening rainfall greets Keenan in Sot. Smith show
The audience at Small V attended a rainy evening where Frank Keenan performed Sot. Smith tusseils play "A Poop, Rela ton." The crowd applauded loudly and gave curtain calls as Keenan delivered a strong rendition, while the audience responded to his performance with evident enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werther
Frank Weenan
Keenan
Nothng
Heam
Memorial Park Glows With Fresh Green Lawns And Tulips
Richard Arty spread a thin layer of red ashes on Memorial park walks. The mob’s work makes lawns lush green and flower beds bloom with tulips. In days shrubs and trees will appear enhanced, creating beauty in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arty
Memorial Park
Carbondale Machine Plant Faces Rush Order Crush
Plant workers Dave, Fumloye and others toil into the night to keep up with demand as tremors of demand strain the shop. Demanding machines including filter, hydraulic presses and wax machinery push operations to the limit at the Carbondale plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Vomlping
Dave, Fumloye
Unclear event on Main Street with wedding mention
Fragmentary report describes a vehicle down Main Street with a couple identified only as married. The text is garbled and attempts to quote an unclear phrase about “goaded ovens” and a “love covidboard alien.”
Retail Clerks Plan Dance Event at Burke Building
The Retail Clerks union No. 1s announces a dance at the Burke Building on May 10 with posters urging attendance and singling out themes about music and fun. Proceeds support union activities and local community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks Union, No. 1S
Prof
Woolworth Dissolves Partnership to Form BL Hollister Co
The grocery firm of F A Woolworth and Co on Bale street dissolves its partnership. The business will be conducted hereafter under the name BL Hollister and Co and the new firm assumes all operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Woolworth & Co
Bale Street
Aodiamce
Hhe
Or. BL Hollister & Co
Choir social planned by Gur Lands at Mt Carnavel church
The Gur Lands choir organizes a social in the Burke building on May 17 to raise funds. A featured feature will be live music and a five dollar admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carnavel Church
Burke Building
Local Mutual Benevolent group to meet in BL Rose Hall
The Lowi branch of the Cutcukie Mutual Benevolent Association will hold a meeting in BL Rose Hall this evening starting at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowi
The
Cutcukie Mutual Benevolent Association
Rose Hall
Clack
Veterans Fans Honor George F L Rune Dolph Camp
Veterans and members of the George F L Rune Dolph camp and Mutholle Mutual Benevolent Association Branch 38 gather for a local ceremony honoring service and community support. The event underscores fraternal activities and regional veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FL
Three Weddings at St Rose Church Captivate Crowds
Miss Anna Hiding and Wink Glin wed at St Rose Church in a candlelit ceremony officiated by Very Tew Coffey. Later Agnes Brennan and John Phips joined in marriage with maid of honor Mary Brennan and best man Michel Phillips. Rich pink gowns, silver hooks, and a celebratory reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home on Dina street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts. Rose Wis
Anna Hiding
New Cemetery Street
Wink Glin
Dida? Street
RB. Coffey
Betl
T. I. Coffey
Agnes Brennan
Mark Brennan
John Phips
Scranton
Michel Phillips
Che Eye
Stecklin
Mary Meera
Dina Street
Mroa
Mos
Phillips
Fireen Ridge
Felerpels
Finnegan and Muairtin Tie The Knot In Local Nuptials
Miss Aggie Finnegan and Michael J. Muairtin were married after Phillips Brennan nuptials in a ceremony at New Brunswick. Rev Father Morrison officiated. Bridesmaid Mary Morrison and best man Thomas Martin attended. The couple reside on Sand Street. Mr Martin works with Dougherty and Martin grocers and is active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie Finnegan
Michael J. Muairtin
Father Morrison
New Brungwick
Nodl
Mary Morrison
Thomas Martin
Sand Street
Martin
Dougherty & Martin
Jis
Pip
Tia
Martin Bea
Breteens Grand Street Pageant Presents Uncle Tom's Cabin
Breteens colossal morning and evening performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin comes to the Grand on Monday with two shows. The program features a varied cast with animals, chariots, bands, tableaux, and a lively street pageant including horses and ponies. Tickets priced at 10 20 40 cents.
Mrs Martin Malme Suffering Stroke On Pike Street
Mrs Martin Malme of Pike Street was stricken by a paralytic stroke on Saturday. She remained helpless until last evening when some revival in strength appeared. she cannot speak yet but is able to take nourishment with support. Doctors held a consultation and are hopeful for recovery of faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Malme
Pike Street
Grand Army Post Social Plus Surgery Talk
The Grand Army post hosted a social after business with a smoker. Dr Wheeler gave an informal talk on Improved Methods of Surgery which sparked keen interest and lively discussion among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Wedeman Swingle Marriage Reported in Binghamton
The marriage of former Councilman John Wedeman to Mrs. Jomile Swingle occurred in Binghamton on Monday. They will reside at Wedeman's farm near Crystal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wedeman
Jomile Swingle
Binghametonm
Wedeman
Tow dissolved between Larkin and Duffs clothing dealers
The partnership between Larkin and Duffs, prominent clothing dealers, has been dissolved after an eight year union of interests. Mr. Duty Whee appears to have initiated or presided over the dissolution proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin & Duffs
Well Khan
Duty
Miscella Kay Tours Scranton and Nearby Visitors
Miscella Kay visits Scranton. Moses of Beranton was in town yesterday. Percival J. Morris, architect from Berinton, was a Carboniile visitor today. Nitgara University student John Morcvison visits at his parents’ Belmont street home. Tupper, Rio Grande and Denver railway agent, was in the city yesterday. Mrs J G Jordan and Myre were in Sominton Tuesday for a funeral. Charles Severines has left Humphrey’s store on Salon Avenue for a position at Hendrick Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miscella Kay
Scranton
BO Moses
Beranton
Kilpatrick
Sominton
Matthew Cawley
Charles Severines Bias
Humphrey
Salon Anvenue
Hendrick Manufacturing
Moosic Program Highlights Address Series
The report outlines a community program in Moosic featuring events at the typical venue with dates and attendees. It notes plans for group activities, speaker lineup, and local organization involvement to promote civic engagement.
Patriarchs Militant Bulletin Notes Carbondale Events
The Carbondale area schedules events with Patriarchs Militant and local theater listings. Tomorrow features Uncle Tom's Cabin while Nest. Thursday presents The Christian at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs Militant
Carbondale
Canton
Uncle Tom's Cabin
the Christian
Temperance Glee Club Selections Highlight Recital Event
A solo and group program features performers including Decker Joseph Morgan Miss Gertrude Deckers and William Morgan. Recitations rise with Sone of Temperance and selections from Tenting on the Ol Camp Ground and Reek of Ames presented by the Dewey Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Glee Club
Sone
Temperance Clee
Local Marriages and Community Notices in Jermyn Area
Jermyn attorney TH. D. Carey and Miss Marie Katherine Ting wed at the bride’s father’s home in Carlisle with Rev. Diffendorfer officiating. The couple plans a Washington tour before settling in Jermyn. Also reported are a surprise visit to Richard Penrose by friends, a mining accident injuring Thomas Johns at Wandling colliery, upcoming Delaware and Hudson payroll at the colliery, a Women’s Home Missionary Society meeting, Theodore Spettigue’s illness, and a marriage in Carbondale of Robert Marsh and Mary Ellen Brennan at St Rose Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. D. Carey
Marie Katherine Ting
Capliste
Leonard Lins
East High Street
Carlisle
Diffendorfer
First Lutheran Church
Carey
Washington
Dickinson School of Law
Lilabride
Scranton
Lackawanna
Corey
Mrr
Cores
Jermyn
Richard Penrose
Mary Ann Parry
Vera Boyer
Winnie Gibbs
Same Martin
Rubena Jessup
Laura
Louise Boundy
Alice Dinner
Ennai McLain
Mary J. Wasley
Sarah Miller
Mary Ward
George and
James
Sam Martin
Reuben Eaetlake
Freddie Beckwith
Sam Cooper
Freddie Wasley
Lewis
Delaware and Hudson Company
Women's Home Missionary Society
C. Fr. Baker
Second Street
Theodore Spettigue
Cemetery Street
Robert Marsh
Mary Ellen Brennan
Shamrock predictions delight crowds at St James hall
The Nonpareil Dramatic company staged a grand Shamrock show at St James hall Tuesday evening with top talent from the valley. Miss Belva Taylor led the audience through a praised program as David Cairns, son of Mine PMarenian Cairus, suffered a serious fall at Mt Jessup colliery and was taken home by company ambulance for care. A wedding followed at St James Church with Michael Pagan and Marie Loftus and James Loftus and Anne Lynott exchanging vows officiated by Rev J Lafferty. An evening social at Reddingtons ball drew a large crowd. Miss Badle Mori plans a visit to the Pan-American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Fourth Street
Blakely
George Bhigue
Susquehannna Street Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Thomas Brown
James B. Williames
John Powell
Charles Williams
William James
Benjamin Lewis
Robert Burns
Scranton
Order of Odd Fellows
Richard D. Jones
Henry Beebe
Scott Street
Henry Hvans
Centermoreland
Juvenil
Mahon's Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
Maxweister Hose Company
W. P. Lawler
A.W. Bower
Michael Ancel
St. James Hall
Belva Taylor
David Cairns
Cairus
Mt. Jessup
St. James Church
Michael Pagan
Marie Loftus
James Loftus
Anne Lynott
J. Lafferty
Reddington’s
Badle Mori
Cyclists Form Touring Clubs for Pan American Exposition
Cyclists nationwide form touring clubs to ride to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Guides discuss party size, routes, hotel arrangements, baggage, daily mileage, and budgeting for four to five day tours with emphasis on comfort, timing, and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Travel by Wheelmen Tourist Party Warns of Contingencies
The article notes a manager should budget generously for a cycling tour party to cover daily comforts from arrival to dinner and to handle contingencies. It highlights anticipation of pleasant en route incidents, Buffalo scenery, Niagara Falls, and Pan American views as final rewards of careful planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Clul
League of American Wheelmen
Niagara Arls
Reception for Philadelphia visitors at Wilfsome division event
A Tuesday evening reception for Grand Worthy Patriarch T. T. Jones and Philadelphia guests featured addresses by grand officers. The Philadelphia party toured Archibald mine with guide Elisworkd Jwenkins and noted underground workings. Local deaths and civic appointments also appear in this community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patthreh Jones
Fantile Mott
Philadelphia
Wilfsome
Archiadi
Elisworkd Jwenkins
Pristaghie Iltie Parka
T. T. Jones
Archbold
Misses Isther
Meres Pinnick
Aninie Stevens
Messrs
Lleworth Jentins
Willian Nagh
Willam Hray
Frank Nash
Walter Gels
Monjamin Jenkins
William Means
Bot Jatin Morris
Sam Pinniot
Ier Tmi
Morgan Ressar
Reese Themis
Charles Willis
John Walsh
Aeed
Ome Sear Anesis Meanths
Mir
Mars
Pedricl Watler
North Tater
Oon Thesday
Peor
Pittetom
Stonkins Township
Pittston
Atherton
Gary
Charch
Local notices and school events in Capwell area
A damaged, fragmentary page notes a chicken supper at Capwell's hall and a report on Hiel school excavations with lists of top students by grade. Additional bits reference home visits to Norfolk and New York, a visit by Mrs. W. A. Denn, and local residents in the Wyronving area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
J. Wo
Derstiimer
Sernineny Yesterdins
Janes Cfieen
W. A. Denn
Beresone
Norfolk
New York City
Capwell
Chivesveetiaurt
Goede
Helen Swarts
Michel Gasborne
Machel Suvelo
Plourn
ML Ives
Unclear court note recounts prisoners and judge events
Annotations describe a judge Anon presiding over two prisoners in a case about violations of untold statutes. The text references Brown, a man around forty, and describes improvised mining or woodworking tools, improvised arrest, and imprisonment in Arkansas. The fragmentary report hints at despair and crime but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Jeera
Bowder
Arkansas
Two men linked to bootlegging face judge in indictments
In a Cole County court, Jones and Brown pled guilty to trafficking gold liquor to Native Americans. Brown, educated at Union College, showed willingness to learn while the judge ordered confinement until literacy improved, as Brown drafted a sentencing letter with court assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
New York
Union College
Great West
Ife
Indian Territory
Krekel
Elaine
Bothr
Cole
Wnat
Cole County
Brown
Ted
Corre
Oelevk
Krause's Cold Cure Promoted by All Druggists
An advertisement extols Krause's Cold Cure as a rapid remedy that eases head congestion and leaves the user free of drowsiness. It claims wide availability from druggists and promotes its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Detective Clancy Cleared in April Pie Incident
Detectives cleared Clancy in a puzzling April event described as a pie incident. The report states no charges, citing lack of evidence and a misinterpretation of the circumstances surrounding the attempted attack.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale Department
Phonie
Hotel Irving
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes
Social and Personal
Thoms Kennedy
Chet
Finn
M. B. A. Meeting
St. Rose's Church
Phillips Brennan
Martin-Finnegan
Uncle Tom
Grand Army
Binghamton
Opera House
Mother Urde
Jinny
Tee
Lome
Low York
Maron
Meriden
Drunete
Gall
Amiale
Fae Addiene Allen &. Olmsted, Loluy, S
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Jessup
Express
Buffalo Hotel
Bowie
Evitheise
Ain
Kidnewe
Fulton Diate
Enlirg Ayateni
Warner
Cire
Iwarser
Moohestin
N.S
Taylor
Dalton
Coa
Eta
Sugar Coaten
All Druggiate Oracnt
Meevita Medical Co
Chicago
McGurrah & Thomas, Druggista
Lackawanna Avenue
Detective Clancy
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