Mission Ends After Two Week Religious Revival at St Rose
The Redemptorist Missionaries concluded two weeks of services at St Rose church with a crowd filled to capacity. The final eve featured pontifical vespers and the papal blessing as priests in full vestment conducted the octave of devotion. Surviving family includes daughter Mrs. D K Lee and sons W E Churchill Milo and A Churchill Philadelphia. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Lenoxville Methodist Episcopal church at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Redemptorist Order of Missionaries
New Nork City
Apel
T. Rose Church
Aceon
D. K. Lee
Belmont Street
This City
W. BE. Churchill
Onokdale
Poy We
Death of Thomas John in Clinton Mine Tragedy
Thomas John died after being crushed by a top coal fall at Clinton mine in Vandling. He suffered chest injuries when coal unexpectedly collapsed as he returned to his chamber. Survived by a wife and nine children, funeral services will be held at the Methodist Church in Vandling with burial in Avova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Thomas John
Clintonine
Wiendling
John
Letoware
Hudson Conan
Henig
Meluile
J. Os. Niles
Saturlin
Mbutit Itty Roy Meurr
Tao
Coe
Avova
Tolvzeearptee Ouny
Rater
Sere
Bat
CTO
Vandling
Primitive Methodist
Archibald Mine
Thomas Jenkins
Sen
Basil Jones
Blodwen Howells
Morey Pinnock
Alice Ewatt
Bmait Kahn
Mina Simerson
Mrs. Wuntemann
Multh ‘Homus
Mind Dave
Price Library
Taylor Neds
Pestec
Lackawanna Station
Main Street
Kellwood Street
Fondtreet
Rrailroad
Pinion Street
Taylor, Pyne and Archhard Collieries
John Youngblood
Melo Street
Taylor Hilver Comet
Young Pour Red
Calvary Baptist
Bla Burns
The Christian Will Be Produced at the ciel on Thursday
A local notice details the upcoming production of The Christian at the Ciel theater on Thursday evening. Tickets and seating arrangements are expected to be announced. patrons are advised to arrive early for best access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Chistian
Tage
Miss Mary Hand Takes New Post in City Tailor Shop
Miss Mary Hand, formerly employed at a New Milford tailor shop, has accepted a similar position in this city, signaling a staff change at the local establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hand
Meil
New Milford
Margaret Churchill Dies in Lennoxville Nursing Home
Mrs. Margaret Churchill died recently in Lennoxville, with family and neighbors noting her long life. She was remembered for community service and support of local clubs in the area and leaves behind several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Churchill
Lennoxvill
Lamerie
Erghand
Twin Troubles and Nerve Pills Claim Cure for Indigestion
A scrambled description claims nerves under strain trigger indigestion and fatigue and credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills with curing stubborn cases in Scranton. Mrs J L Johnson of Scranton testifies dizziness and maldigestion improved after using the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herve Weel
A.W. Chase
Scranton
Mra
J. L. Johnson
North Sion
Beranton
A. W. Chase
Carbondale Ladies Form Hospital Auxiliary Board
Deepening interest by Carbondale women in aiding the emergency hospital yields results. A women's auxiliary board was formed at a Friday meeting on Lincoln Ives avenue with officers elected and plans for quarterly donation days to support hospital needs. The treasurer reported 41.00 raised from a recent benefit concert, funds to buy a much needed sterilizer for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidies
Carbondale
Aire
PB. DD
Lathrop
Lincoln Ives Nue
Ux Hints Board
de Laveer
Mra. Do J. Mure
Woman's Bad
Edward Lathrop
Mire Mo TL Madigan
Mire
J. D. A. Tinglew
Frank HE
Dennis
John J. Brennan
Mars
Humphrey Aint Mes
J. C. Lofine
Wright
A. W. Reynolds
No Biller
M.C. Elliott
Eity
Hospital
Amianagars
Sia
Pugliano Building Plan Replaces Dundill Street Ruins
The Dundill street fire debris is cleared to allow a new three story brick building. Mr Puglione proposes a modern two block structure occupying the whole lot with a grand street presence. Ground floor will host Mr Puglione’s general shop and Porlline’s restaurant. Upper floors include Mr Puglione's private offices and a club hall for tenants’ assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundill Street
Councilon
Pmigtlanes
Me. Puetitoo
Mir
Pugllione
Siwite Porlline
Mr Puglione
Interment for Mrs Owen at Maplewood Cemetery
The deceased Mrs Owen Wale, a resident of year at the Home for the Friendless in Scranton, will be interred at Maplewood Cemetery. Her husband Hesti Maplewood will attend, with arrangements by the Purple Undertaking Company. The body is to arrive on the 240 Delaware and Mineola train Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Tellen
Owen
Anselty
Miaplewood
Owen Wale
Tahun
Sears
Scranton
Hesti Maplewood
Delaware and
Minleoa
Miss Marsha Mills Sings Solo at Whet Congregational Church Program
Miss Marsha Mills, new compalio soloist at the Whet Congregational Church, Wis, sang with Miss Henson in the duet Jesus Lover of My Soul and performed a full program directed by Charleton Nuwylor. The recital included preludes, hymns, and choral responses featuring Ms Benson and Hille with Mr Nevo in various numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha’ Mills
Compalio
Whet Congregational Church
Wis
Charleton Nuwylor
Jesus
Henson
Trelude
Avengrello
Helchel
Blewach
Joytal
Benson
Hille
Stern
Mr. Nevo
Semi-centennial Souvenirs Feature Old Carbondale Relics
A report on artifacts for Carbondale’s semi centennial celebration highlights a two inch square seal block bearing a pick and shovel emblem and the inscription Seal of the City of Carbondale. Also showcased is a rare painting of the Old Log Tavern owned by Townsend Poore of Scranton, sketched in ink and colored, capturing the town’s early architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tog Tavern
Carbondale
Eirele
Townsend Poore
Scrinton
J. M. Moore
Comepany
Sandy's
Decoration Day Program Planned by Grand Army Post
The Grand Army of the Republic post prepares a Decoration Day program led by Commander Jala McCormm. A customary parade and graveside decorating will occur, followed by an evening entertainment at the Wieh school. A sermon by local pastor Row Mertingan Blott at First Congregational Church adds religious observance with Women’s Relief and Sons of Veterans as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Republic Post
Jala McCromh
McCormb Thas
Wieh School
Iit
Mertingan
Blott
First Congregational Church
Eighth Avenue
Womniovs Reber Coms
Sons of Veterans
Metropolitan Quarte tte and New York Musicians
The article highlights the Metropolitan Quartette and New York musicians famed for renown among urban audiences. It notes their recent prominence in New York concerts and their role in Sousa's festival at Manhattan Beach, with high personal endorsements from John Philip Sousa and calls for public support to strengthen future performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Metropolitin
New York
Lycon Dutredte
Atmnouness
Upelipaseed Sucess
Miwihattan
Sousa
Jtohn
Philip Bowes
Entertainment Social Aimed at Trinity Guild Fund
A souvenir social hosted Tuesday evening April on Lincoln Avenue at Mrs. Prank Hub’s home. The Trinity Guild sponsors the event to raise funds for Trinity Molecoyal church. Refreshments will be served and a charge of twenty five cents collected for the souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniqie
Prank
Linncoln Avenue
TriIitty Guild
Trinity Molecoyal Church
Miss Agatha Dowyer Listed as Assistant at J Shepherds
Miss Agatha Dowyer has been engaged as a vetted from Jevnyn trainer for the past five months at the house of Atv Memelrieht She has aged and taken vodka at J F Shepherds on Bulem avenue.
Cottage Hose Company Demonstration Parade Tonight
The gate opens tonight for a large demonstration by the Cottage Hose Company with a parade of three local department companies led by the Mozart band. Hon. J. J. ONeill will open the program with an address at the prettily decorated hall followed by vocal solos duets and a final vocal number with selections by Mary and Ligzio Mowderly and Margaret Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Hose Company
Mozart Band
J. J. To Neill
James J. O'Neill
Katharine Mlannelly
Mary
Ligzio Mowderly
Margaret Duffy
Iiwing
Mattle
Arbor Day Observed At Meeting Night
Arbor Day was fittingly observed tonight at a local meeting gathering including the Ive Leaf Lodge No 16 and the Patriotic Order Song of America. Members from BP Federal Union No 7204 attended and noted community spirit during the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaf Lodge
BP Federal Union
Patriotic Order
Anwvica
Allen’s Foot-Ease Powder Advertisement Muddle
An OCR damaged ad touts Allen’s Foot-Ease powder claiming relief for tired feet and foot pain. It references cure claims and a promotion to buy, with garbled lines suggesting selling locations and a free offer, though the text is largely unreadable.
City Public Schools Emphasize Tree Planting Lesson
On Friday, students received a practical lesson on tree planting. The pupils showed interest as they set out trees in well chosen spots, signaling strong engagement with the civic activity.
Delaware and Hudson reopens No 1 drift under Foreman Lavi
The Delaware and Hudson company staffs a crew at the old No 1 drift near the railroad bridge to remove coal from the top vein and prepare it for market at the No 2 colliery. Also notes on local social events include Helen Patten’s eighth birthday party and Lackawanna lodge degrees conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lavi
Helen Patten
J. W. Patten
Delaware Street
Lackiwanna Lodge
Sweeney Building
Robert Bur Lodge
Scranton
Keystone Hall
Ellen Penman
Edmund Williams
Taylor
John Gildea
Jones Street
Carbondale
Fli Longaire
Hyde Park
St James Bazaar Reopens In Hall With Entertainment
The St James bazaar reopens in St James hall this evening and runs until Wednesday evening with contests ending then. A first class entertainment is planned with 10 cent admission. Mine Workers meet at St James hall tonight for important business. The Blite Social club held its first social at Billings hall Saturday evening with a full orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
St. James Hall
Mron
Michael Fagen
Buffalo
J. James Hall
Blite
Billing’s Hall
Daniel Buckley
Avoca
Relva Taylor
South Gibson
Jerymin and Mayfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Attorney and Mrs H D Cavey just returned from a bridal tour and will reside on Main Street. Joseph Seaby of Second Street visited Wandling. Frank Ditmore of Wandling spent time with Jermyn friends. Jennie Greenslade of Matin Street visits Green Ridge. John B R Jones of Plunkety moved through town yesterday. Alexander Duan of Scranton visits friends here. Madam Salomon of Main Street visited Carbondale friends. Wallice and Wille Gardner, former Jermyn residents, yesterday visited. Miss Gertie Baker and Miss Mary Nicholson visiting at Diundaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Cavey
Main Street
Joseph Seaby
Second Street
Wandling
Delaware and Hudson Company
Frank Ditmore
Jermyn
Misa Jennie Greenslade
Matin Street
Grean Ridge
John BR. Jones
Plunkely
Alexander Duan
Scranton
Mra.dam Salomon
Carbondale
Wallice and
Wille Gardner
Gertle Baker
Mary Nicholson
Diundaty
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Scranton Resident
A Scranton man Hugh Larkin of Hyde Park recounts years of back and bladder trouble followed by relief after three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. He and his wife endorse the remedy and note convenient purchase at Matthews Brothers drug store. Sold by all druggists 40 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember one name Down's and take no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Scranton
Hugh Larkin
van Buren Avenue
Hyde Park
Matthews Brothers Drug Store
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Down's
Doyle Engagement at Immaculate Church of Conception
James P. Doyle of Starrucea will be married today at Immaculate Church of Conception at high noon by Rev. J. P. Moffint. Rev. J. Jenkins has returned from Brookville Ohio after burying his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Doyle
Starrucea
Immaculate Church of Conception
J. P. Moffint
J. Jenkins
Brookville
The World’s Iron Lead: US Rise Over Four Hundred Years
A historical overview traces iron production from early mills to modern dominance. It highlights milestones such as 1640s for Lynn furnace, 1700 US output, and peaks in 1880 1899 with the United States surpassing Britain. The piece argues ongoing growth, fueled by abundant resources and youth, will secure US leadership and global iron supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
Virginia
Lynn
Mass
Britain
France
Germany
Great Britain
Travel to California Arizona or New Mexico at half price
Travelers can visit California Arizona or New Mexico at nearly half price with Colonist tickets sold by Southern Railway. Tickets from Washington are 44.00 and from Philadelphia 48.00 with low rates from other points. Excursion sleepers depart Washington on Monday Tuesday and Friday with a Tuesday sleeper available. Berths cost 7.00 with two perberths allowed. Personal conductors and Pullman porters accompany each sleeper. Contact Charles L Tropkins Southern Railway Philadelphia for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Southern Hallway
Southern Pacific Company
Perth
Charles L. Tropkins
Chessnny Street
Pan-AmoeriWwan exposition round-trip tickets announced
The Pan-AmoeriWwan exposition offers season tickets from April 0 through November 0 at $11.20, Tuesday and five day tickets with special sale dates. Tickets are honored in sleeping or day cars with proper Pullman tickets except five-day tickets which are day coach only. Children five to eleven pay half rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transcrantan
The Predicament of Polly in Meadowcreek
In Meadowcreek at Mise Polly Lane home a thrifty, capable Miss Polly Lane tends her farm and garden. A visiting man, John Haverton, later reveals himself and courts Polly, sparking speculation about a possible match while a neighbor recalls Polly’s earlier singleness and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowcreeck
Mise
Polly Lane
Meadowcreck
Miss Polly
Spruce Farm
Miss Lane
Mrs. Gibbs
Catesh
Susi
Matilda Brown
Comuntry
Dolly
Mikes
John Havertoy
Haverton Place
Fatal Fire at Cincinnati Claims Two In Early Morning Blaze
A deadly fire tore through a building housing the Peters Taine firm in Cincinnati on April 28. Fire investigators found Mirek Meteker and Lene Mete deceased on the fourth floor amid smoke and debris. Phoebe Charlobe, a mistress and housekeeper Leeines Mem were also reported in the building, with residents estimating damages at fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriestors
Dhowsal
Mirek Meteker
Lene
Phoebe Charlobe
Moeteser
Leeines Mem
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Carbondale Department
Serantor
Pugliano Building
Dundaff Street
Ellen Owen
Congregational Church
John McComb
Metropolitan Quartette
Allen
Lenin
Tela
Additer
Olyphant
Jessup
Harbor VW
Laawler
Dennis Litcher
Olyephat
Davies Collings
Senauten
Jermyn and Mayfield
Lackawanne Railroad
Polly
Imay
Bauer
Comadon
Wapiti
Vich
Teesten
Tim
Gibbs
Polly Deitier
Laverton
Polly Fojew
Haverton
MO Fusel Gil
Duffy
Rochgeter
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Dan Mentecine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
John W Phelpa
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
California Fig Syrup CO
Cincinnati
Wy Exchuelwe Wit
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