Council acts on street work and bids in Carbondale
The Carbondale council met in a joint session to confirm Thoms Harte as measuring officer on Dundaff street. A 7000 bond issue was awarded to Cuobald & Company of Cincinnati with a 2005.55 premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouncile
Thoms Harte
Dundaff Street
Cuobald & Company
Cincinnati
Council Gulrantee
Blair & Kennedy
Flannagan & Compeny
Scranton
Blair and Kennedy
Giles & Loveland
Mannion
Gamewell Company
Revered Mass Held for Murder Victim James Quinn
Rev W A Neston led a requiem mass and delivered a moving sermon over the remains of James Quinn who was murdered. Attending were St Patrick s T A B L and the Catholic Knights. Pallbearers included Thomas Horan Thomas Quinn Patrick Keogh John McDonald Michael Fadden and Michael Raddy. Thomas McDonoweth was carried from St Rose yesterday. Father Neaton officiated. Flora emblems were borne by Michael Manley Michael Walker and Henry Nelson. Pallbearers included John Fox Thomas Crane John Pidgeon Joseph Powderly and Joseph Nealon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Neston
James Quinn
Patrick
T. A
Pall-Letrera
Thomas Horan
Thomas Quinn
Patrick Keogh
John McDonald
Michael Fadden
Michael Raddy
Thomas McDonouweth
St. Rose
Father Neaton
Michael Manley
Michael Walker
Henry Nelson
John Fox
Thomas Crane
John Pidgeon
Joseph Powderly
Joseph Nealon
Evening marriage of Charles Chapman and Estella Ehert
Charles Chapman and Estella Ehert married at the bride’s home. Chapman, once a Delaware and Hudson agent, served in Cuba with the signal corps and then returned to work as a line extn operator. Attending were numerous local residents and relatives from Prompton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chapman
Estella Ehert
Prompton
Cassetaut
Delaware & Hudson
Cuba
Sibert Mooi
Mies Maen
Jermyn Local News Flurry of Moves and Appointments
Representative Thinlin from Jer myn served as oculler yesterday. Dr Pulley was in Wilkes-Burro on business. Mr and Mrs tethward Quintin moved to Canian. Several residents left for New York while others returned from a ten day outing at camp. Mrs Anton Kowler hosted a party. Robert Roberts joined Pea Show company as salesman. W Frank Wowets took a new position. Baratoge visit noted. Welsh Brow show canceled Honesville date and will stay local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PE. Thinlin
Jermyn
Thie City
Yesterhiv
Pulley
Wilkes- Burro
Quintin
Canian
Alunn
New York
Jd Sipe
J. A. Piotteraen
Tienes Palle
Anton Kowler
Lunding Achiet
Gortenedias
Arthur
T. Robbins
Boston
Robbins
Mie
Poi
Stark
Ain
Newell
Iimira
L.ed
Robert
Delaware & Roudson Company
Peap's
W. Frank Wowets
W. Reyneide & Sore’ Eilge Tikes
Wilah Vie
Ontiig
M. Menawin
Thelt
Helen Swingle
Ursula Loveless
Thomas Morgen
Paul Leverlly
Carhbeedale
Edith Thahep
Honcedale
Laelia Speed
Watertown
Anne the Viestere
Methodist Church
Crystal Lake
William Vieward
K. CS Eagan
George Hearnay
Mike Pearl Gard
Mesers
J. JL. Morgan
John Hughes
Alfred
Fidwin Waters
Presbyterian Church
John If. Hughes
Alfred Waters
Edwin Waters
Miggie Jeane
Providence
Louise Weetgate
Gertrude Morgan
Charlotte Reynolds
Welsh
James T. Jennings
Behenectady
Cintun Reg Fond
Waridiing
James Mitchell
North Main Street
Richmondate
V. Te
Mra
Peterson
Delaware and Madson
Annie Thellenback
Cannondale
Turaday
Alice Gardner
Fends
Robert Dance
Peter Walsh
William 0
Maxey
Montrove
Dowies Wits
Scranton
Adllainney
M. G. Gardner
Monitroke
Oeecil Manger
Mr. Davie
Cryeal
Edwar Roche
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Seven Counties reunion draws veterans to Lanesboro
Local veterans from the borough attended the seven counties reunion in Lanesboro yesterday. Mrs. Arthur Moessiit of South Main afront is gravely ill, with death momentarily expected. Railroad and mine workers were paid yesterday. Multiple residents from Scranton Carbondale Wandling and Peckville were noted in various visits and social events. The Primitive Methodist church and St James Ladies Aid plan gatherings this week, and a community bus is planned for the Fiehding Cub plane trip to Lake Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Counties
Lanesboro
Arthur Moessiit
South Mainafront
Ontario and Western Railroad
Eid- Berton
Edward Pavis
Scranton
Davin
Wit Veale
Norman Everett
Tne Street
Wandling
Tuesay
John Day
Peckville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Primitive Methodist Church
PL RL
Timlin
James Quinn
Carbondale
James Callahan
David
Carbogily
McChrone
South Main Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
St. James Church
Piser
North Main Birnet
Myra Hills
Third Street
Lake Chapman
Lewis Pixer
Marriage Announcement and Local Notices from Olyphant
Stophen Cawley to wed Mies Moran next Wednesday at St Patrick's Church. Infant child of Mr and Mrs William Williams of Hudson died Tuesday night. funeral today at 2 o'clock at Ft Patrick's cemetery. Miss Kathe Regan left Tuesday for ten days in Atlantic City. Mrs Annie Jones of Scranton visited Mrs Griffith Williams in Binkely. Mrs P J Newcombe and Mrs P F Mo (text cut off).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stophen Cawley
Mies Marie Moran
St. Patrick's Church
Ard Mra
Willam Williame
Huson
Oelook
Ft Patrick's Cemetery
Kathe Regan
Atlantic City
Annie Jones
Scranton
Oritth Williams
Binkely
P J. Newcombe
Social on church lawn draws large crowd and local notices
A large crowd attended a social on the Methodist church lawn last evening. The report includes many names from Crystal Lake and surrounding towns, travel plans, and local happenings such as visits to Providence, a marriage note, and a church supper. A letter praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with Bogee of Stumptown endorsing its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
T. L
Bogee
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
W. Va
Matthew Bros
Reunion attendees and local events in the week
Attendees of the seven county Grand Army of the Republic reunion at Lanesboro included J. P. Loftus W. F. Ketchum John Johnson George Moore and Mr and Mrs George Tiffany. The Marvine family reunion is set for Whitman’s Grove Scott on Friday August 18. William Babcock left to attend the Free Methodist council meeting at Ararat Summit this week. Mrs Jennie Frear and Mrs Herbert Frear left for a Methodist Episcopal camp meeting at Salem. Allert Newton plans a vacation at Newton lake Mo and will attend fishermen’s pleinte at the lake Thursday August 17. Joseph KR Tell and Squire Arnal captured twelve large bass from Beuwll pond earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Lanesboro
J. PF. Loftus
W. F. Ketchum
John Johnson
George Moore
George Tiffany
Marvine
Whitman's Grove
Scott
Mire
William Babcock
Ararat
W. Thomas
Parsons
Jennie Frear
Herbert Frear
Salem
Allert B. Newton
Newton Lake
Joseph KR. Tell
Squire Arnal
Beuwll Pond
Cure Deafness by Restoring Eustachian Tube
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the cure for deafness caused by inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine in ten deafness cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any case cured by catarrh treatment that cannot be cured. Includes call to order circulars and mentions Hall's Pills, Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Deuggiets
Birthday Party With One Guest For Each Year
Miss Oldcash Juila plans a unique birthday party inviting a guest for every year of her life. Miss Parses-Yea questions space, London Graphic notes the novel idea and its charm.
Visitor Well Johnny Confesses About Twine Wonder
A fragment from the London Clarion captures a cryptic dialogue where Johnny hints at his father’s belief in the twine, while noting a secret whispered confidence about both items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
London
Dead Man's Eyes in a Ghost Town Chase
In Virginia City Nevada Jim Sanders lies dead after a dramatic evening on Mount Davidson trail. Casadra, a rival miner, discovers the corpse and a suicide note. At a gambling hall in Paso Robles Jose Casadra confronts Jim's uncanny eyes that seem to accuse him of stealing four thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Nev
Catreet
Mount Dividson
Willy
Nevaia
Jim Bandeys
Jim
Gus
Dow Casadra
Casadra
Sanders
Dow
Joe
Casadin
Cagadra
Jimny
Jim Alwaye
Jose
Virginia
Wy, Paso
Jose Camadra
Queen
Jack
Cad
Trey Deuce
Trey
Deuce
Jim Sanders
Rm Tall
Tom
Alfjed
Joxo
Eyor
Animals Who Shun Heat In Wild Habitats
A historical observation notes how wild animals, including tigers of India and African species, seek shade and water to escape sun heat. Deer appear by Adirondack and Maine lakes to cool, while cattle flee to woods and hills to dodge biting insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Africa
Adirondack
Maine Lakes
Hare and rodents tale across a rural scene
Fragmentary lines describe a fox-like appetite and animals retreating to familiar shelters. A hare flees near a brook while a weasel and an unnamed creature head to their den and home tree, evoking a quiet rustic mood.
Tobacco science and trade in the postwar era
An analysis of tobacco smoke particles and nicotine effects contrasts old beliefs with modern science. It notes moisture draws particles, clarifies soot stains, and weighs risks versus mildness. The piece surveys opium and other substances, prices, and shifts in imports from the Philippines and Caribbean, predicting a tobacco trade boom postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belence
Wiliam Trompson
Lord Kelvin
Walter Ralleh
Evershay
Ttia
Quetaalcoathi
Pennsylvania
East
West Indies
MD. Vertise
Manila Tobacco
Philippines
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Obsequies
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elina Sty
Dunmore
Mia
John Solomon
Main Biremt
Cora Wattenders
Hilda Ewick
Louise Moon
Della
Alma Baker
Taylor News
Leah Evans
Minges Liggie
Cordelia Owens
Lick
Kathe Winters
Edith Howells
Ghidys Samuels
Lisale Jenkins
Imma Stahl
Kama Winters
Meanor Howells
Frances Winters
Della Williams
Maile M. Davis
Hannah Powel
Maud
Leah Pvane
Mereres
Harry Thomas
Henry and Chiartes Coombs
Titoe Evans
John Wens
William Rogers
Thomas A. Hivane
Henry Reese
Henry Powell
Samuel Miller
John Vans
Frank Dunetone
Evan Davis
Arthur Marsh
Improved Order of Red Men
Mountain Park
Taylor Silver
Murch
Thomas PD
Samuels
Mary Lederer
Clark
Taylor Castle
Knigts
Fev
Frances Gendall
Ruth
Wyoming
Robert Llewellyn
Mary Alice
Hyde Park
W. B. Owens
North Taylor
Lackawanna Valley Council
Watkins Haa
Lancaster
William Judge
Thoms EK
Davis
Mise Corbetta Evans
Harvey's Lake
Mise Mary Samuels
Main Street
Frliends
Ella Miller
Plolna
Luserne County
Gendall
Lake Ariel
Olyphant
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Atharitic City
Liveie Reese
Stanley Evans
Greenfield
Gertrude Atterton
Stummit
Samuel Liovid
South Gibeon
Blakely
Mamie Parke
Park Place
Nellie Gallagher
Forest City
Pecevillee
Richardson
Thompson
San Francisco
Virgina
Argoniut
Beecham
Washington Str
Horsford
Bellavita ‘Sesso
Mallon
Nervita Medical Co
Ciiaton & Jacksen Ste
Llipois
McGarrah & Thomas
Glats
Lackawanna Ave
West Park
Oram Tract
North Main Avenus
Sumner
Lincoln Avenues
GF. Reynolds
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Jl. Pfce
Holmes’ Electric
AJAX
Pricu
Matthews Brow
H.C. Sandereen
Druggista
Pee Kets
Theohinle
Tae
Testu Wise
Matthews Bros
Chichester
Grigival
Gary Gosulae
Wetatiley
Bixile
Lee Hars
Sven Puraeh Mia
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