Murder tied to Gallagher riot in Carbondale
In Carbondale a fight between James Quinn Jr and the Gallaghers left Quinn in critical condition. Constable Moran arrested Joseph and Thomas Gallagher their mother and grandmother Mrs Dempsey for murder. An ante mortem statement was taken and an inquest scheduled with Coroner Roberts and Alderman Jones noting a crushed skull and jagged bone injuries. A Port Jervis baseball game and Beech Lake summer resort note conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn, Jr
Moran
Joseph
Thomas Gallagher
Dempsey
Squire Atkinson
James Quinn
Quinn, Jr
Gallaghers
Caae
Carbondale
War
Jamce Quinn, Jr
Joseph Gallagher
Gallagher
Annie Gallagher
Roberts
Alderman Jones
City Council Plans Library Relocation and Pole Tax
The common council approved two resolutions: moving the public library to the former Lackawanna club room near the city building, reassigning police headquarters to the vacated library space, and giving the board of health the old club room. and authorizing an ordinance taxing fifty cents per year per utility pole for electric light telegraph and telephone services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Kennedys
Lackawarina Club
Board of Health
Lackawanna Club
Local and Personal Notices Mention Residents and Visits
Mrs Edward Lewaley was taken suddenly ill yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs W M Lathrop of Paterson NJ arrived from Great Bend where they spent Sunday. Lathrops plan a ten day stay with Mrs Lathrop remaining until September 1. Mrs A H Lloyd of Archbald street left for a three week visit with her mother in Pittston. Miss Katherine Hourigan of Wilkes Barre visits Miss Teresa Tiche. Miss Myrtle Blackwell of Kingston visits Mrs Eugene Wonnacott. Mrs Eleanor Franklin of New York and Mr and Mrs C R Mann and Dr H Wheeler spent last evening in Waymart. Ground broken for changes in the Honesdale branch between Waymart and Farview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lewaley
Mra
W. M. Lathrop
Paterson
N. J
Great Bend
Mr. Lathrop
Lathrop
A. H. Lloyd
Archbald Street
Pittston
Katherine Hourigan
Wilkes- Barre
Teresa Tiche
Myrtle Blackwell
Kingston
Eugene Wonnacott
Eleanor Franklin
New York
C. Ro Mann
H. ©. Wheeler
Waymart
Honesdale
Farview
Honesdale Picnic and Local Sports Slate
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools of Honesdale plan a Farview picnic today. Honesdale baseball will play Carbondale in Carbondale on Friday. Mr and Mrs John E Richmond depart Wednesday for the White Mountains stopping at the Arlington hotel Bethlehem NH until about Oct 1. Mrs Joseph Dolmitch left Monday for Wellsboro PA to visit her sister Rev G A Place of the Methodist church has returned from vacation and preached Sunday. Misses Emma and Alice Burns of Burlington have been visiting Honesdale friends. Mrs John P D Weston and Miss Louisa M Durland begin a western tour today visiting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist and Baptist
Honesdale
Farview
Carbondale
John E. Richmond
White Mountains
Arington Hotel
Bethlehem
N. H
Jesep Dolmitch
Wellsboro
G. A. Place
Methodist Church
Emma
Alice Burns
Boranton
John PD. Weston
Misa Louisa M. Durland
Injuries Suffered By Glenwood Coal Car Driver
Henry Stephenson of Mayfield was injured at Glenwood colliery when a derailed bumper car trapped his heel and a possible fracture of a small foot bone was suspected. Nearby, reunions, notes on local visits, and a disruptive incident by a Tallan baseball team marked the community scene.
The Highlands of Ontario Tourism Prospect
The Highlands of Ontario north of Toronto offers a summer playground and health resort at 1000 feet elevation with easy access, good hotels, boating, bathing, fishing, hunting, and pure hay fever relief. Lakes, taverns, steamboat service, and scenic views promise a popular tourist draw. Write Mr FP Dwyer at Grand Trunk Railway to request illustrated publications free with mention of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
Tavera
P. Dwyer
Eastern
Grand Trunk Railway System
Dan Huliding
Broadway
New York
Funeral of James Petti leads funeral at Surquelmana street
The funeral for the late James Petti was held Saturday at 1 o'clock from the family home on Surquelmana Street. Rev. B. T. Rammond of the Presbyterian church conducted the service and preached. Interment followed at Union cemetery. A large number of friends attended. Several local residents and visitors are listed among those spending Sunday in Blakely.
Community Notices and Social Updates From Local Town
The W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs Benton Coleman from to 6 o clock. A ten cent supper will be served. Members urged to attend and bring a friend. Miles Biles and family at Lake for two weeks vacation. Mrs Martha Reed and grandson George Dunn of Philadelphia visiting here. Mise O TD and Harmon Stark of Chicago visiting relatives. F F meeting this evening. Grangers day coming next Thursday at Wrigley’s grove Lake Carey. Dimmoeck camp meeting begins this week with many locals attending next Sunday. Miss Harriet Cushman at South Montrove for two weeks. Miss Sara Pike returns to Delaware Home New York this week. Mrs Billa Wilson of Scranton spent Sunday here. Epworth League entertainment at Methodist church last evening with recitations and music. Mr and Mrs T W Wlrayton and others left for Rhode Island trip. The tale “For the Sake of Fun Mischief is Done” noted. Hood’s Sursaparilia advertised as blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stephenson
Charles Stephenson
Mayfield
Glenwood
Thomas M. Griffiths
Griffiths
Harry
Chauncey Lameraux
Greenfield
England
T. BR. Hughes
Green Ridge
Thomas
Davis
David Bengough
Denver
Colorado
Winfield Scott
Scranton
Sacred Heart Church
Electric Grove
James Quinn
Powderly
Jermyn
Clayfeld
Elooe
Mamie M. Grady
Laotlle Williams
George Matthews
New Orange
N. J
Miles
A. T. Matthews
Cemetery Street
H. D. Swick
Mary
Hilda
Northup
Glenburn
J. James’ Church
Jenkins
Jonnie
Carbondale
Theodore Spet- Ugue
Tallan
Main Street
Hillside Coal Company
Glenwood, Erie
Keystone
James Pettigrew
Surquelmana Street
Diock
B. T. Rammond
Presbyterian Church
Dnion Cemetery
Take Ariel
Minton Annie James
May Jones
Florence McAndrew
Evelyn Phultz
Jadie
M. J. Loftus
Delaware Street
Lackawanna Street
Walsh Brothers’ Circus
James Brown
Albany
N.Y
Ellen Mahon
Mahon
James Turner
Arden
Luxerne County
Sarge
Edith Watkine
Peter Roberts
Congregational Church
Audenrad
Kitty Teo
Minnesota
Linzie Shanley
John Jones
Archbald
Rachel Avans
Pittston
Pearl Ackerly
Providence
May Ferguson
Harriet Hohan
Harvey's Lake
Hariotte
Middletown Springs
Jennie Patten
W.C. T. TU
Benton Coleman
Miles Biles
Mt Hautauqua Lake
Martha Reed
George Dunn
Philadelphia
Mise O
Harmon Stark
Chicago
Paulowna Rebekah
Neo
Grangers
Wrigley's Grove
Lake Carey
Dimmoeck
Harriet Cushman
South Montrove
Sara Pike
Tlome
Billa Wilson
T. W. Wlrayton
Relvn Cobb
Frank Lardner
Rhode Stand
Sermons and Visits Highlight Small Town Notes
A series of church events and social visits are reported. Rev Stone of Dunmore preached at morning and evening services. Families from Bangor Honesdale Batavia Buttermilk Falls Scranton Hyde Park and Dunmore are noted guests and a St Catherine's church picnic is planned for Mt Poono on Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodici Ipiscopal
Stone
Dunmore
Root
Bangor
Ogden
Batavia
N. Y
Wright
Raymond
Honesdale
JL. Amoreatrix
Ayres
Pearl
Buttermilk Falls
Thomas Evans
Hyde Park
Forest City Visitors Toll Card In Warren Tract
Forest City KR FL Alexander visited Carbondale yesterday as guest of Mrs. William Wiseard. Mise Magele Isaac of Providence and Miss Magele J Jones of Wilkes-Barre joined visitors at the home of Mrs. John Johns in Vand Ii. Other calls came from Mrs. David Thomas of Parkville and Mr. and Mrs. William Hill of Simpson. William McMullan and family visited down the valley on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Carbondale
William Wiseard
Mise
Magele Isaac
Providence
Warren Tract
Johns Vane Ant Willams
Throop
Magele J. Jones
Wiker-Barre
John Johns
Vand- Ii
David Thomas
Parkville
Thomas Morgan
William Hill
Simpson
Charles Allen
William McMullan
Wille
Lulu
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh is curable with Hall's Catarrh Cure and purports a $100 reward for any deafness not cured by it. It explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and urges readers to buy the remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co. and their described distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hayes
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
Thunder shower damages barn and kills cows in township
During a Saturday thunder shower Herbert Burschel's barn was struck by lightning and not set on fire though three recently milked cows were killed. Various local residents are noted with visits and travel, including Miss Olive Fitch of Hamilton New York and other appointments around Binghamton and Comb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Burschel
Hgehtning
Mr. Adams
Paterson
N. C
Jefferson Mouse
S. B. Barnes
Herrick
Frank Hall Post
Lanesboro
Widnesday
Olive Fitch
Mamilton
N. Y
Gertrude
Loretta Vaughey
Carbondale
James Burns
Miller
Scranton
Manilow
Binghamton
Charles Jane
Hingham
Fies A
David
Frances Demoray
Poyotelle
Come
Comes
Elacy
Peckville Methodist Sunday School Elects Leaders
At a Sunday meeting the Sun day church elected Hol McCormic as Sunday school superintendent to fill the vacancy from Hulsey Lathrop. M A Coleman named pastor assistant superintendent. The board plans a future school outing. Several locals travel or visit briefly, including Morton Harlor going to Winchester and Mrs William Guestford, Mr and Mrs Swingle, and others taking short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday New Hour Board
Hol. McCormic
Fromer
Hulsey Lathrop
M. 4. Coleman
Morton Harlor
Winchester
H. B. Tt. Coal Company
J. D. Broad
L. C. Dodge
Wella Hridge
N. Y
William Guestford
John Hughes
Clair
8. C. Simpkins
Balem Camp Ground
Mertle Ritter
Edwin Betts
Mire Anna Sands
Kinshamton
Swingle
Sudden Illness Strikes Local Resident Circle
In a Scranton gathering, Mrs. Frank Peters of Hickory Street was seized by a sudden illness yesterday. Guests included Mr. W. H. Bunn and Mise Jones from Scranton, with the occasion described as a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bunn
Mise Jones
Scranton
Frank Peters
Hickory Street
LaPeur Circus to Visit Towanda for One Day Event
In his ninth annual tour J H LaPeur brings a two ring circus hippodrome and menagerie to Towanda on Thursday August 34 for one day only The show features Prof Rice s highly educated ponies and a 6000 pound hippo plus the LaPearl children in aerial nets and two elephants The act has previously played Tunkhannock and Wyom ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. LaPeur
Muied Railroad
Hippodrome and
Menigeris
Towanda
Prof. Rice
Will
LaPearl
Charlie
Ding-Dong
Uleo
Tunkhannock
Waverly
Prof
Gentis
Eave
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Pago
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Yellowstone Park
Omer Green
Seven County Veterans’ Association
Port Jervis
Matterles
Farnham
Fischer
Golien
Tracy
Cleorike Voleht
Wayne County
Beech Lake
Jermyn and Mayfield
Adams
Anto
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N. K. Fairbank Company
ST. Louis
Boston
Oly Paant
Hood
Moscow
Ella Lewis
Kiisaleth-Newark
Price
Homes
Solld
Woolson Spice Company
Ohio
Forest City
Thompson
Peckville
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
McGarmh & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
California
Overland Limited
Chicago, Union Pacific & North-Western Line
Pacific Express
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Chestnut St
Joy Clark Bt
Ivo Ariten Guerra
Matthews Brow
J. C. Bandereen
Prapelt
Ei Matthewa Bros
Mearruh & Thomas
Hawai
Wihihlal Vrruty
Bose
Pillade
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