Wedding of D H Conductor William Histed and Anta Stephens
The News of Carbondale reports a quiet Monday evening wedding at 6 o clock between William Histed a Delaware and Hudson conductor and Miss Anta Stephens of Honesdale. Rev William H Swift officiated at the groom's home with immediate family present. The couple's wedding tour extends to the national capital and they will reside at 34 Wyoming Street after Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
William Histed
Anta Stephens
William H. Swift
Mrs Thomas of Williams Ave Stricken by Typhoid Fever
Mrs. Thomas of Williams Avenue is confined at home with typhoid fever. While her condition is serious it is hoped she may recover. Sanitary Officer P F Moffitt orders a general cleaning to protect nearby residents. Householders asked to overhaul cellars and ensure premises are clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Thomas
Williams Avenue
P. F. Moffitt
List of Letters Remaining in Car Bondarle Postoffice Aug 20 1902
Post office records show letters awaiting pickup for unknown addressees including William Allen John Carpenter John Grimes Katle T Clark Loren Colwell Thomas Heenan Bert Robinson Dr O D Shaw Uerlee Tunison E O Wagner Thomas Weidner S C Williams Mrs Loretta Busket three others Mrs Jennie Davis Mrs M J Hunt Mrs Lonie Welsh Miss Myrtle Milham Miss Lea Zaller J H Thomas postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
William Allen
John Carpenter
John Grimes
Katle T. Clark
Loren Colwell
Thomas Heenan
Bert Robinson
O. D. Shaw
Uerlee Tunison
E. O. Wagner
Thomas Weidner
S. C. Williams
Loretta Busket
Jennie Davis
M. J. Hunt
Lonie Welsh
Myrtle Milham
Lea Zaller
J. H. Thomas
Salem camp meeting attendees depart for annual gathering
A large number of residents from this city will attend the Salem camp meeting this year. Those who left for the event today include Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Chaffee presiding elder Warner and wife Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nicol and son Warren Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Robinson Mrs. Benseoter Mrs. John Skinner and the Misses Sadie Miller Lulu Foster Aleva Muir and Susie Munson of Waymart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
A. F. Chaffee
Warner
J. M. Nicol
Warren
Tilman Robinson
Benseoter
John Skinner
Sadie Miller
Lulu Foster
Aleva Muir
Susie Munson
Waymart
Reunion honors for Scranton veterans at Nay Aug park
J. M. Alexander left yesterday morning for Scranton to attend the reunion of his former regiment at Nay Aug park. Forty years since the company was mustered at Camp Curtin on Aug. 19. He will conclude his address on the company’s reminiscences, published in full in the Pittston Gazette, accompanied by his grandson Willard A. Hiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Alexander
Scranton
Nay Aug Park
Camp Curtin
Alexander
Pittston
Willard A. Hiller
Ping Pongs Set To Battle St Aloysius On Sandy Field
Ping Pongs face St Aloysius this afternoon in a strengthened matchup on Sandy's field. Singerman and Walsh will handle the Ping Pong battery while Devaney and Golden stand for St Aloysius in a hard fought game expected to be close and competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius
Sandy
Singerman and
Walsh
Devaney
Golden
Young men plan Thursday trolley trip to Scranton
A group of local young men arrange a Thursday evening trolley ride to Scranton to enjoy the terp sichorean art in Frank Siegel's dancing parlor with music supplied by Lawrence's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Frank Siegel
Lawrence
Woman undergoes emergency surgery finds tumor
Mrs. Jean Shaffer of Cherry Avenue was taken to the Emergency hospital Monday afternoon for appendicitis surgery. Doctors Flarper and Niles performed the operation and discovered a large tumor on the right side instead of the expected trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Shaffer
Cherry Avenue
Neary Family Welcomes Twelve Pound Baby Boy
M. F. Neary, a popular salesman, is greeted by friends as a twelve pound baby boy arrives at his home on Seventh Avenue Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Neary
Seventh Avenue
A New Curtain. Manager Byrne was In receipt yester
The fragment notes a manager named Byrne amid a dated report. The readable portion hints at an attendance or supply matter but lacks complete details to identify event, place, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Postum Cereal Coffee Replaces Coffee For Veteran
Merril Hutchinson of Reading Massachusetts recounts a lifelong battle with dyspepsia after coffee use during the Civil War era. He credits Postum Cereal Food Coffee with ending stomach distress and enabling weight gain from 125 to around 160 pounds after five years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Hutchinson
Reading
Mass
Crescent Base Ball Team Practices with New Members
Members of the Crescent base ball team practiced on Duffy's field yesterday afternoon. New players identified are Pidgeon and Mono han.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Duffy
Pidgeon
Monohan
Weatherbee Returns Home From Hoole Employment in Florida
Mr. Clayton Weatherbee who has worked for J. A. Hoole in recent months returned to his Florida home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Weatherbee
J. A. Hoole
Florida
Local residents return visits and travels noted
August Blankenburg and daughter Mabel return home after visiting Elmira New York. Nellie Blankenburg extends visit. Harry Hockey of Trenton New Jersey returns to see friends. Maud Whitney Jennie Symmonds attend Bon Ton dance. Claude Oliver returns from Seneca Falls. Edith Carey returns from Reynshanehurst to Glenburn. Ida Taylor visiting Philadelphia parents. John Morrison back from New York City. Margaret Morrison spends Sunday in Binghamton. Anna Tighe ill with rheumatism. Mathew Boland returns from Bridgeport and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
August Blankenburg
Mabel
William Cannovan
Elmira
N. Y
Nellie
Harry Hockey
Trenton
N. J
Missea Maud Whitney
Jennie Symmonds
Jermyn
Claude Oliver
Pioneer Steam Laundry
Seneca Falls
Njc
Fidith Carey
Reynshanhurst
Glenburn
Ida, Taylor
Philadelphia
J. Taylor
Sixth Avenue
John Morrison
North Scott Street
New York City
Margaret, Morrison
Binghamton
Anna Tighe
Clarke Bros
West Side
Mathew Boland
Dundaff Street
Bridgeport
Conn
The Pet Goat of Melrose and Local News Mix
Susquehanna items report the widow Moriarity of Melrose mourning a pet goat after a tale of mischief ends in a fatal incident on the Jefferson branch. Other notes include a wedding at Blakely, local obituaries, camp meetings, and civic updates from Montrose to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Melrose
Bure
Billie
Jefferson Branch
Billy
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD HURLERS PROMISING NEW PITCHER
Councilman David E. Jones returns home after two months in the western part of the state suffering from an abscess. Local social notes list visits by Miss Gertrude Gannon Mrs Barrager Miss Freis and others. In a Friday game between Jermyn and Mayfield the battery for Jermyn will be Hunter and Stocker while Mayfield will be Tallet and Mendelson. A new Jermyn pitcher is described as a marvelous twirler with great speed for his age and may rival Owney McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Jones
John Trotter
Bacon Street
Misa Helen Freis
Benwick
Frank Preas
Thomas KH
Thomas
David Jenkins
Pittston
Gendall
Peckville
Gertrude Gannon
West Scranton
Timlin
Main Atrest
Barrager
Richmondale
Hugh Ebdon
Second Street
George McGoff
Altoona
Neil
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Refund
Frank J. Cheney states his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath, sworn December 6, in Toledo Ohio, notes the product claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The advertisement invites readers to send for a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btate
Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Gleabon
Hall
Kk J. Chir & Co
Back Pain Signal for Kidney Trouble Claims
An old advertisement urges that back pain signals kidney disease and that urine condition confirms danger. It promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism and more with testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
G. F. Sammer
Tioga Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Watkins buys Sickler drug store in Peckville
Druggist W. W. Watkins has purchased the Sickler drug store at Park Place and will relocate with his family. Several local residents are noted with illnesses visits and social events including typhoid fever cases and family gatherings.
Local Notes From The Wyoming Camp Meeting And Town Visit
Rev M I Godshull spent several days at a Wyoming camp meeting. Rev Hast of Clark's Green filled the Baptist pulpit last Sunday in pastor Clark's vacation absence. Mr and Mrs George of New York visit relatives here. Mrs George formerly lived here. A mad dog caused excitement last Sunday and was shot by John Perry. Miss Jeanette Paterson of LaPlume visited her aunt Miss Mary Greene. Earl Carpenter improved Main street property with a new barn and other updates. Dr N C Mackey is in Nova Scotia on a two week vacation. Dr Lynch of Clark's Summit attends patients during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cawley
Grassy Street
Thomas
Peekville Baptist Church
New York
Atlantic City
Evan Tinsley
Hannah McNamara
Scranton
Dunmore Street
J. F. Cummings
Ellen Mahon
James Brown
Katie Rogan
Louise
Nellie Brown
Lake Chapman
Elizabeth Hammond
Fort Warne
Ind
Ida White
Kate Lally
Archbald
Lucy Farrell
Emery Josephs
Olyphant Gas and Water Company
John G. Williams
Mary Wilson
Lee Park
Edward McClay
Bloomsburg
Alice Lillibrige
Ross Lloyd
Godshull
Wyoming
Mr. Hast
Clark’s Green
The
Baptist Church
Clark
George
John Perry
Jeanette Paterson
la, Plume
Mary Greene
Earl Carpenter
Main Street
N. C. Mackey
Nova Scotia
Dr. Lynch
Clark's Summit
Local News Summary of Community Visits and Events
Dave Lovering left for Pittsburg to take a new position. Mr and Mrs E P Caryl and child visited George and Miss Tregellas. Wyoming camp meeting drew many townspeople. Harry Doud of Washington DC is visiting his mother in Greenwood. Miss Ethel Tregellus called in West Pittston. A large number of local youths were noted in town events.
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Dave Lovering
Pittsburg
E. P. Caryl
George Tregellas
Wyoming
Harry Doud
Washington, D. C
Greenwood
Ethel Tregellus
West Pittston
Camping trip and visit span along Susquehanna and in New York
The text notes a two week camping period along the Susquehanna River near DeWitt ending yesterday. Stanton is visiting friends in New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna River
DeWitt
Stanton
New York State
Susquehanna County Republican Convention Held at Court House
Montrose August 1 delegates from across the county attended the Republican county convention in the courthouse. The event drew a large crowd amid heated pursuit of offices. Harmonious proceedings concluded with selections including A C Barret and Henry Rose for representatives, Warren J Sterling for sheriff, and M McVicar for register and recorder. County commissioners named A O Tiffany and Gilbert KE McKune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Court House
A. C. Barrett
New Milford
Henry Rose
Warren J. Sterling
Tea- Sud
Lines
Great Bend
Register and Recorder
M. Mc Vicar
Hopbottom
O. Tiffany
Dimock
Gilbert KE. McKune
Harmony
Devolution and Reversibility of Life Explored in Lectures
In a Columbia university lecture Loeb discusses reversing growth to restore seed or germ cells. He notes chemistry now views life as reversible. carbon and oxygen form carbon dioxide, a reaction once thought one way, now seen as potentially bidirectional with energy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Loeb
Not Over-Wise Allegory and Remedy Advertisement
An allegorical scene shows a girl on a grasshopper heedlessly stepping, contrasted with a man who spends large sums on a well while neglecting his family's health. The text extols Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted safeguard against bowel illnesses, noting its wide recognition and availability at druggists.
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Wut
Reversible chemical phenomena hint at life’s limits
A German biologist reportedly demonstrated that a nonagenarian polyp could revert to formless protoplasm, suggesting vital processes are reversible like chemical ones. The discussion explores whether higher life forms could be reduced to primitive states and re grown, with caution on practical limits.
Post Office at Shanghai Asserted as U S Postmaster Office
A postal official explained to a Starman that establishing a postal money order office in Shanghai places the United States postmaster on foreign soil under a foreign flag. The Shanghai office operates under the direction of the U S postal agent in China, who acts as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shanghai
China
Postal Money Order Reform Expands Domestic Issuance
The new system lets Shanghai agents issue domestic money orders drawn on any U S money order office, with a 30 cent maximum for 100 dollars, and 3 cent minimum for orders up to 2 60. Domestic orders will be issued on the domestic form, replacing the international form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Golden Gate
United States
Canada
Cuba
Philippines
Washington Star
Origin of Molly Maguires and their brutal rise
The article recalls the Molly Maguires as a feared 19th century group in coal regions until 1873 when Pinkerton detective James McParlan exposed their secrets. It notes origin stories, including an Irishwoman murdered over rent, sparking revenge and the men disguising themselves to terrorize workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Alaguires
Penneys- Vanit
Pinkerton Agency
Chicago
James McParlan
Molly Mungulres
Harpers
Harpers Encyclopaedia
United States
Molly Maguire
Cork
Ireland
Justin Cation
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the News of Carbondale
Mr, Histed
Susquehanna County
Montreal
George H. Frazier
Independent Republican
Thompson
Sue Straus
James Conrad
Robinson Crusoe
Crace
Fitz
Heaven
Sparrer
Anon
Margaret McKernan
St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
M. J. Lannon
Dennis Quigley
Forest City
Deposit
Howard Connors
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas March
Easton
Susquehanna High School
March
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
W. L. Linaberry
Hallsted
West Nanticoke
Erie
Steam Hollows National
Hallstead
Jermyn and Mayfield
Th. Hall
W. W. Watkins
Park Place
Beatrice Tinklepaugh
North Main Street
Callender
Chapman's Lake
Earnest David
Venice
Mildred McPeak
Dunmore
Robert Burle
Nettle Babcock
Pearl Osenbaugh
Alice Parsons
White
Charles White
F. A. Perk
Kivers
Oscar Deming, Jr
Niagara
William Day
Grace
Jessie Hoffecker
Dalton
Waverly
Connolly & Wallace Scranton’s Shopping
Connolly & Wallace's
Webb
Republican Convention
Harper's Weekly
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
Anglesea
Cape May
Ocean City
Holly Beach
Avalon
Broad Street
Delaware River Bridge
J. B. Hutchinson
Gan
J. R. Wooden
Geo
W. Boyd Asst
Pass
Agt
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