Policeman Jack the Carbondale Dog Draws Crowds
A Carbondale dog named Policeman Jack follows patrolmen on their rounds, seeks snacks at the Imperial restaurant, and enjoys morning eye-openers at a Malin street tavern. Owned by Archie Gurney, the dog mimics the railroad jack in fame and habit, posing for a city hall halt and charming bystanders at social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ainek
Jack
McAndrew
Archile Gurney
Gurney
James Hell
Milin Street
Salem Avenue
Pe- Theanien
Mr. Garnes
Dack
Dpslight
Mack
Imperial Restaurant
Nighthawk
Malin Street
Kentucky
Ant
The People’s Exchange Classifieds Offer Trade and Help Ads
A scanned classified page shows a general exchange ad listing real estate, property sales, and job or help wanted notices. It references a penny per word rate, six insertions for five cents, and specific requests and sales like babysitting and secondhand goods with contact hints at Lincoln Avenue and N Church Street locations.
Burdette Attends Dundaff Social Function
The Tribune reports Mr. Burdette of Girone township appeared at a Dundaff social event, greeting readers and fellow subscribers. He is described as in good health with robust appearance, reflecting well on rural life and local virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundaff
Tell
Mr. Burdette
Burdette
Fenin
Tribune
Buckley
Girone Township
Allen’s Fest-Fapy Loa Certain Cure Returns
Advert reads a trial package offer for a cure named Allen’s Fest-Fapy Loa. It mentions druggists and chow tapes and claims a free trial package with address details for ordering. The text is garbled but centers on a home remedy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting Allen
Dbo
Aed
Allen
Foresters at Lake Lodore stage a lively game day
Local Foresters of America No 60 crowd Lake Lodore for a novelty match between single and married men, won by the singles. Hon M T Burke spoke on forestry benefits, outlining England's early liberties and the role of foresters in history amid a festive crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodere
Court Lily
Noa
Foresters of
America
Martied —Hray Blankeonbure
Emmete
George Emmett
James Priestly
John Hewarth
Charles Allen
Alfred Emmett
Robert Beard
William Ward
William Emmett
Willian Drum
Harry Peres
Samuel Pierce
William Phil
M. ‘T. Burke
England
Willum
Noormandy
Burke
Robin Hewnand
Fresh Air Children Arrive From New York for Country Stay
A delegation of 35 New York City children, beneficiaries of the Fresh Air Fund, reached Carbondale yesterday afternoon by the Delaware and Hudson line. They will be cared for by local families along the Dundaft and Clifford road as they enjoy country air and rural surroundings. A. B. Lewelley assisted in arranging their carriage transport to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fresh Air Fund
New York
Minor changes announced in Erie division leadership
Superintendent J F P Maguire of the New York division is named assistant general superintendent of transportation. W L Perr, formerly Delaware division head, succeeds Maguire as superintendent of the Susquehanna division in Port Jer vis. The office of superintendent of transportation for the Erie and Chesapeake railroad and the Erie railroad is abolished. G A Coe will succeed Derr as superintendent of the Susquehanna division. No Trainmaster Davis successor has been named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tribune
J. F P. Maguire
New York
Maguire
W. L. Perr
Busquehanna
Mr. Perr
Delaware
Port Jervir
Po& E
G. A. Coe
Coe
Mr. Derr
Davis
Slade
Fraternal and civic groups listed in local notices
Local items include Cambrian lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Division No. 18 Ancient Order of Hibernians Court Golden Eagle Forestern of America Diamond lodge No 26 Shield of Honor and School board action in community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian Lodge
Independent Order of Ld Fellows
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Court Golden Eagle
Forestern of America
Tiamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Injured Youth Albert Opie Recovers After Binghamton Trip
Albert Opie, hurt during the excursion to Binghamton last month, fell from the train at the Delaware and Hudson coal pockets. He can walk on crutches now but expects to stay off work for about two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Opie
Binghamton
Delaware and Hudson
Local lodge meetings listed for Sunday
Meetings of Sunday for Knights of Father Mathew and Brotherhoods include EE Hendrick lodge 4 Four, Central Lakor union, Giarmakers' union, H Dotterer lodge 144, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Father Mathew
EE. Hendrick
Brotherhood of Railway
Central Lakor
Giarmakers’ Union
Inspector Visits Milkmen From Harrisburg to Check Dairy
State Dairy and Food Inspector Stanley J Stephens arrived Thursday to inspect local milk dispensers. He collected samples from each dealer and sealed them for testing in Harrisburg amid earlier complaints about milk quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Stephens
Etate Dairy and Food Commission
Harrisburg
Stephens
Board of Health
G. Wy Janes
Band of Health
Mer. Stephens
Hartishbure
Mills Family Heads on Erie Flyer Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Mills and daughter Madeline Mrs Oscar Moore and Miss Maggie Marey leave yesterday on the Erie flyer for a vacation they will spend at Dr F Niles cottage on the banks of Lake Coxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mills
Madeline
Mra
Oscar Moore
Maggie Marey
Erie Flyer
Dr. 4
Niles
Lake Coxton
Wedding Announcement for Mice Ketchem and William Ingerman
Announcement is made of the coming wedding of Mice Addie Naomi Ketchem and William Ingerman, both well known young people of the southeastern city. Their many friends extend heartiest greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Addie Naomi Ketchem
William Ingerman
Southeater
Registration Shuffles Names Across Cities at Morrison House
John T. Nallin W B Neville and W C Jones of Scranton A F Gebhard Jenmyn W M and Mrs Kistler of Bloomsburg Robert O Connell Baeton and James K F Brown of Syracuse were registered at the Morrison house yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Nallin
W. B. Neville
W. C. Jones
Scranton
A. F. Gebhard
Jenmyn
W. M
Mrs. Kistler
Bloomsburg
Robert O'Connell
Bbaeton
James KF. Brown
Syracuse
Morrison House
Funeral for Frank Belcher Attended by Spencer Couple
Clarence E. Spencer cashier of the Miners' and Mechanics' Bank and Mrs. Spencer attended the funeral of Frank Belcher who died in the Klondike. The service took place yesterday at South Gibson with mourners and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Spencer
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Pleasant Nuptial Surprise
Mrs. Margaret H N Wear of Washington D C announces the marriage of her niece Mixes Cina Her ring to William Elmer Barnes of Halletead. The ceremony was held Thursday night at the groom's parents home in Hallstead and the couple will reside in the groom's new home. The bride's prominent Carbondale social standing attracts much attention and good wishes pour in from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret HN. Wear
Washington, D C
Mixes Cina Herring
Threely
William Elmer Barnes
Halletead
Hallstead
Carbondale
Ciicics
Marnex
Harriet Herring
Halem Ave
Hue
Legion
Cireles
Mrs. Marner
His Hip Sprained
J H W Bagley of Canaanstreet is confined to his home with a sprained hip from an incident at work on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H W. Bagley
Canaanstreet
Crystal Lake Visit by Miss Phillips and Brother Ben
At Crystal Lake Miss Phillips of the new phone exchange and her brother Ben spent yesterday at Crystal Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Phillips
New ‘Phone Exchange
Ben
Crystal Lake
Thomas Morgan Reported Very Ill at Home
Thomas Morgan of Seventh Avenue and Spring Street is said to be lying very ill at his residence, with neighbors noting his health concerns and possible medical attention sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Seventh Avenue
Spring Street
Illness Keeps N Bayley at Home Amid Heat
N Bayley of Canaan Street is confined to his home due to illness caused by the extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Bayley
Canaan Street
William Cornell Visits Town As Burlington Agent
William Cornell traveling passenger agent for the Burlington route was in town yesterday meeting local officials and passengers and discussing service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cornell
Burlington
Dr Flender Receives Piano Gift in Scranton
Dr. W. W. Flender obtained a fine upright piano yesterday at Guernsey Hall in Scranton. The donation marks a notable musical gift to the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Flender
Guernsey Hall
Scranton
Miss Isabelle Watt Hosts Tea for Guests
Miss Isabelle Watt of North Church street entertained about a score of friends on Thursday evening at tea in honor of guests Miss Margretta Kinne Miss Grace Rose and Miss Grace Hawley of Syracuse New York The event occurred at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Watt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watt
Misa Watt
Lake Ariel
Misser Grace Rose
Grace Hawley
Margretta Kinne
Syracuse
Grace Munn
Mesers
John Atherton
Thomas Atherton
Joseph Hoole
Art Rutherford
M. D. Lathrop
Isabelle Watt
North Church Street
Grace Rose
Passing Throng Visits Carbondale From Various Towns
The passing throng includes Jen Singer returning from Philadelphia to spend vacation at home. Mrs. Arthur Kehren of Forest City guests Mrs. Muswell Shepherd. Fred Sheridan of Clifford visits Charlie HH Craig of Pittston and William S. Hutchings in town from Crystal Ike. Dr Mead Schenck, formerly of Honesdale now in West Pittston, and Mr Osborne of the latter place were Carbondale visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen Singer
Philadelphia
Arthur Kehren
Forest City
Muswell Shepherd
Fred Sheridan
Clifford
Charlie HH. Craig
Pittston
Willam S. Hutchings
Sessonday
Crystal Ike
Dr. Mead 1
Schenck
Honesdale
West Pittston
Mr. Osborne
Carbondale
Local Social Notes of Visitors and Guests
Miss Cecelia Early leaves Seventh Avenue for Scranton for several weeks of visiting relatives. Joseph Gilhool: a Scranton visitor on Thursday. Mrs. George Davis visiting Uniondale. Mrs. William States enjoying an outing with Wayne county friends. Mrs. John Miller of Washington DC visiting her uncle Thomas Oliver on Wyoming Street. Mrs. W J Denlin and children Geraldine and William guest of Mrs Denlin's mother, Mrs Edward Clark. Martin Jordan of Schenectady spending days with sister Mrs Josph Mirsett on Brookyn Street. Miss Emma Richmond of Richmond Hill Farm visiting Miss Murer. Miss Lottie Wood of Wilkes-Barre visiting Miss Mary Moran on Pike Street. Miss Lizzie Wryilie and Carrie Price of Belmont Street at T B Wyllie’s in Pittston. Miss Ethel Morgan visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre. Miss Elizabeth McDonough visiting Pittston friends. Miss Katie Heacock returned from extended visit with friends in Lidlow, Kentucky. C L Humphrey of Towanda editor of the Reporter Journal in town Thursday. Mrs James Gavigan of Jersey City and Miss Mary Carroll of Nebraska visiting Mark Harte at Cottage Street. Mrs A R R Jones and daughters Gladys and Kathryn visiting Binghamton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Early
Seventh Avenue
Scranton
Joseph Gilhool
Seranton
George Davis
Uniondale
William
Wayne County
John Miller
Washington, D. C
Thomas Oliver
Wyoming Street
W. J. Denlin
Geraldine
Mra
Denlin
Edward Clark
Martin Jordan
Schenectady
N. Y
Josoh Mirsett
Brooklyn Street
Misa Emma Richmond
Richmond Hill Farm
Murer
Mise Lottie Wood
Wilkes-Barre
Mien
Mary Moran
Pike Street
Lizzie Wryilie
Carrie Price
Belmont Street
T. B. Wyllie
Pittston
Mies
Ethel Morgan
Mise Elizabeth McDonough
Katie Heacock
Lidlow
L. Humphrey
Towanda
Reporter-Journal
James Gavigan
Jermyn and Mayfield Hold Regular Meetings and Incidents
The Jermyn borough council discussed culvert repairs and tax exemptions, approved several bills, debated fire alarm options, and adjourned after a quiet session. A runaway incident on Rushbrook street drew a crowd as Charles Blakeslee clung to lines and was saved by Patrick McDonald. The Mayfield school board met in special session reviewing audits, expenses, and fencing, with church notices outlining sermons by Rev. D. Molter and a mission service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
R. H. Jones
McGinley
Ito
Crescent Electric Light Company
H. D
Carey
Jones
Badger
Council
Fire and Police Committee
Rushbrook Street
Peck Lumber Company
Second Street
Charles Blakeslee
Patrick McDonald
Mayfield
Mayfield School Board
Beckwith
Brads
Kilker
McDonald
Uley
A. W. Kilker
Charles Forbes
Joseph Waters
John Davis
Express
Rowe
D. Molter
Primitive Methodist Church
Christian Church
Miehmoanenle
Firet Beptiet Church
Christ
Olyphant Nets Local Baseball Action Amid Fires and Funerals
Firefighters subdued a small rear-room blaze at Henry Bonn’s jewelry shop on Lackawanna Street caused by an overheated oil stove. Olyphant businessmen form a baseball team and schedule games with Avoca, Rubbernecks versus Livckawinnas, then Honesdale and Pittston Brothers. Funeral services for Thomas T. Jones were held at 2 PM at the Bell Street home with remarks by Rev. Peter Roberts before burial at Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melock
Henry Bonn
Lackawanna Street
Excelusior Hose Company
Olyphant
Avoca
W. Bhirday
Joseph Mahon
Beranton
Honesdale
Lake Lodore
Pittston Brothers
Thomas T. Jones
Bell Street
Congregational Church
Peter Roberts
Funeral and social notices from Lackawanna area
The column lists funeral details for Michael Lennon with service at St Patrick's church and burial at St Patrick's cemetery. Pallbearers include David B J Lewis Henry Phillips BE Lewis T M Williams J L Davis Thomas Osmond Miss Sadie Weiss Milton Wels. Visitors include relatives from New York Hyde Park Susquehanna street and Jermyn friends. Other items note social visits and a forthcoming store opening by Aronson and Schapairo in the Bweeney building Lackawanna street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cemetery
David B. J. Lewis
Henry Phillips
BE. Lewis
T. M. Williams
J. L. Davis
Thomas Osmond
Sadie Weiss
Milton Wels
New York
William Friedman
Lackawanna Street
Mabel Jenking
Hyde Park
W. H. Adair
Susquehanna Street
Grace Pettigrew
Martin Gibbons
Scotch Street
Minnie Belle Wheaton
Factoryville
F. W. Simpson
M. W. Cummings
Steve Cowley
Maplewood
Mersrs
Aronson and Schapairo
Scranton
Shoe
Community events and greetings in August notices
Mise Maud Miller returns from a year in Mexico. Hugh Stone family holds third annual reunion at Lily Lake on August 29. Fell’s Grove colored camp meeting begins August 4. Epworth League addressed by Rev. Floyd Leach of Chinchilla. Rev. Muir of Bangor to speak next Sunday. Luther church tent meets. Methodist church lawn festival August 9. Joseph Weldman recovering from dislocated ankle. Waverly African Methodist Episcopal camp meeting tomorrow. Garners and eminent AME ministers attend. singing to feature. Rev. Muir and family visiting. Lotta McHeese to address August 7 tent meeting. summer boarders’ hop at the rink with Stone’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maud Miller
Mexico
Hugh Stone
Lily Lake
Fell's Grove
Epworth League
Floyd Leach
Chinchilla
Mr. Clark
Connecticut
Baptist Church
Lichtning
Hall & Parker's
Mr. Muir
Bangor
Joseph Weldman
African Methodist Entecopal Church of
Muir
Sanford
Lotta McHeese
Wesleyan University
Ohio
Dalton
Stone
Elite club to vacation at Lake Winola cottage
The Elite club will depart Monday for Lake Winola and stay a week at a cottage named The Elite on the Scranton side of the lake. Other items note residents visiting Scranton, a social for Rev. Abel Wrigley, and local rabies incidents with several cows and dogs bitten by a mad dog reported locally and near Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lake Winola
Ward
Rose van Buskirk Speece
P. C. Winter
Katherine Thompson
Jacob Collum
Abel Wrigley
East Newton
Cosner
Galusha Coon
America's Trade Supremacy in Industrial Growth
A historical report argues the United States holds global leadership in industrial output. It cites June 1871 product value around 24 billion dollars and 6 000 establishments, noting progress in manufacturing, trade schedules, and rising factory counts as evidence of supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Carrell Ih Wright
Wright
United States
Peruna cited by grateful women for health restoration
A series of letters from women praising Dr. Hartman’s Peruna remedy for female weakness and catarrh. They describe prior ill health, improvements after taking Peruna since October, and renewed vitality, with thanks for the doctor’s advice. Letters from Mrs. A. M. Braaille Mrs. H Kohle and Mrs. E. Riker highlight lasting health improvements and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. M. Braaille
St. Paul Woman's Study Club
Independent Order of Ieml Templars
Peruna
Perrna
Myrs Chaaille
EF. Riker
Weet First Street
Cedar Falls
Hartman
Mirse
EB. Riker
He Hartiman
Dlartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Exports of Domestic Predata in 190 Year Leading County
The calendar year 190 saw exports of domestic predata by the leading county total 105,01000. Great Britain ranked next with 4448 and Germany with 611,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Geonany
Stop Colds With Krouse's Cold Cure Capsules
Stop colds when you feel one coming on with Krouse's Cold Cure. Prepared in convenient capsules that cure while you work. Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krouse
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Carbondale Department
Policeman Jack
A& Carbondale
WY Oldaen
the People's Exchange
Binere Hers
Lincoln Avenue
Telew Child
Vowitetat
Church Ptrect
Adies
Fresh Air Children
Miss Olina Herring
Jermyn and
Mayflied
Waverly
Bald Mount
Mre. H. Kohile
A. M. Brazille
Iron and Steel
NTT
Jlituli
Franklin Avenue
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