Park painting dispute hints at early board meeting
The Burke Carbondale park board, minus Mayor Kilpatrick, may meet soon to discuss repainting the fountain after labor union tensions. Alexander previously awarded the job to Frank & Sons, a non-union firm, sparking debate over labor ties and whether further work should wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Park Board
Kilpatrick
Atlantic
Pronk & Sons
Tribune
God
Mapel
Menise
Frank & Sons
Wiint Coleré
Mir Alexander Faye
Prank
Frank & Song
In Defense of Mr. Coughlin Letter by Nealon Defends Local Chief
John D. Nealon replies to a Sunday Telegram piece that called Thomas G. Coughlin a lobbyist. He portrays Coughlin as a respected citizen, dishonored by the allegation and urges readers to judge by his public service and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Coughlin
John D. Nealon
Carbondale
Fimiva Telegram
Thomas G. Coughlin
Lackawanna Valley Electric Light Company
The
Tribune
Thomas G. Cnghilin
Ttelix
Cotter
Elwira
Fuer Haw Wana Valley
Veet and Power Company
Teleeram
Reg Sanlay
Coachlin
Carbendale
Namie
Nealon
Trains Schedules For Carbondale Station Listed
Timetables show departures to Scranton Wilkes Barre and Montreal with multiple daily trains. Arrivals from Wilkes Barre Scranton Lake Tedere Waymart Honesdale and Albany listed with times across weekdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Carbondale
Scranton
Wilkes
BP Om
Lake Fedore
Waymart
Jonesdale
Ainday
Lake Ledore
Wawmart
Henedile
Wilkes Bares
Albany
Pas Point
Henestale
Walmart
Lake Tedere
Honesdale
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Beranton and Beyond
Train times from Carbondale listed for Beranton and connections to New York Cromwall Scranton and Cadeaia. Various departures occur on Sundays and throughout the week with morning and afternoon slots. arrivals from Scranton noted in the 10 to 11 AM range and several post meridiem times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynes
Carbondale
Beranton
Scranton
Train timetable fragment with scattered city stops
Fragmentary OCR shows train connections and schedules for Frans leave city Carbondale Brantt Nineveh and Binghamton with connections to New York City and Buffalo. Sunday trains at 9 pm and 6 19 pm. Susquehanna connections with Wearer Patna Sunday trains at 9 48 am. Western connections listed with 6 27 pm and 9 43 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Etarion
Carbondale
Dauty
Sundivar
Arm
Brantt
Nineveh
Binghamton
New York City
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Patna
A. Om
Ab A. Om
Park Board Tops Debate Over Fountain Painted by Nonunion Labor
Central Labor union pressure swells over Memorial park fountain painting by nonunion workers. Park Commissioner Joseph M Alexander defends past practice and rejects repaint orders, calling the union drive “babyish.” The Park Board contemplates next steps amid speculative publicpressure.
Allen's Foot Case Promises Cure for Sweaty Feet
A fragmented ad claims Allen's Foot Case relieves sweat and prevents blisters with a toxin free formula. It touts immediate comfort, shoe relief, and calls readers to order by mail from unnamed retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Pete Allen
Honmedty Crescent Base Ball Team Plans Scranton Trip
The Honmedty Crescent baseball manager faces offers from Port Jervis Honesdale Scranton Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna and Pittston while preferring home games. The youths will practice at Alumni Park this afternoon and may play a practice game before a Sunday 2 PM match against Scranton or Archbuli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honmedty Crescent
Carbondale
Port Jervis
Honesdale
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
Pittston
Royal Fram
Heasling
Tracy
Murray
Ener
Harris
Cuff
Harte
Mull
Hodgins
Boland
Loftus
Odd Fellows Day at Lake Lodore Promises Memorable Event
Odd Fellows plan Friday excursion at Lake Lodore for Odd Fellows Day with chivalry degree at four half hundred by state officers. Last similar ceremony at Farview drew a huge crowd and weeks of discussion. Olive Leatlodge to lead the excursion, James Gorman catering, Mozarte orchestra to perform for hundreds of expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Farview
Olive Leatlodge
Old Firm Changes in Town as Gorman Succeeds Gorman Co
James Gorman, a member of the firm, becomes successor of J. Gorman & Co after twenty four years. The store moves from Main street and Seventh avenue to a former hardware shop next door, while A V Seamans will open a new general house furnishing store in the vacated corner location. The changes are expected to impact the town's lower business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
J. Gorman & Co
Main Street
Seventh Avenue
J. J. Collins
Gorman
Cratanta
A. V. Seamans
Seamans Bros
Spanish American soldiers meet for parade arrangements
All Spanish-American soldiers are requested to assemble at semi-centennial headquarters on Wednesday evening, Alger 21, to plan participation in the parade on September 3. W. F. Loftus notes additional subscriptions to the jubilee fund have been acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger 21
W. FL Loftus
Miss Mary Howard Undergoes Surgery For Recurrent Appendicitis
Mary Howard of 119 Canaan Street War underwent emergency surgery at Fimergency hospital after repeat appendicitis attacks. Her condition was poor pre operation but has improved greatly and doctors anticipate a rapid return to health. Katoniy Changa, a Russian, was admitted from Mayfield poor district with pleurisy. Michael Barbour, injured in a Brickhart mine accident, suffered back bruising and a scalp wound. his injuries are serious but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howard
Canaan Street
Fimergency Hospital
Katoniy Changa
Clarke
Mayfield
Michael Barbour
Brickhart
PS. McDonough
Barbour
Suffering from broken arm after cherry tree fall
Prinklf of No. 4 HUD is treated for a broken arm from a fall from a cherry tree near his home. Staples, riding the Lake Leodore excursion train, fell on a step near Bushwick Sunday evening, injuring one leg badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinklf
No. 4 Hud
Staples
Lake Leodore
Bushwick
Local Visitors and Evening Outings in Area Towns
The passing throng includes R. H. Oliver spending days at Atlantic City. Will F. Loftus spent Monday evening in Beranton. W. Strongman of Honesdale was in town yesterday. T. J. Kelly of Beranton spent yesterday in Carbondale. Maurice Clifford of John Street is listed among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Oliver
Atlantic City
Will F. Loftus
Beranton
W. Strongman
Honesdale
T. J. Kelly
Carbondale
Maurice Clifford
John Street
Scranton Social Roundup At Regional Expositions
Scranton residents and visitors populate events from the Pan American to Atlantic City. J J Byrne and RK Reese travel for business, Miss Hattie Polkie visits Miss Merity Perry, Laura McHugh and relatives journey from Seranton and Philadelphia, and officials including Alderman Jones attend the Republican convention in Harrisburg. Other locals, including Miss Bertha Cole and Walter Loftus, are noted for travels and attendance at Crystal Lake and various hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Polkie
Merity Perry
Scranton
J. J. Byrne
Binghamton
Harrison House
Walter Loftus
Atlantic City
John Hurke
RK. T. Reese
Carbondale
Laura McHugh
Seranton
J. McHugh
Tienry Collins
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Jones
Harrisburg
Fred ©. Williams
Iwo Orr
Becranton
Misa Bertha Cole
Willam Manning
American Temperance Insurance Company
New York City
George P. Bible
Strourdeburg State Normal School
Harrison Hover
Lyle O'Neill
Honesdale
Frances O'Neill
Philadelphia
Crystal Lake
Jermyn and Mayfield Notes from Borough Meeting
Jermyn and Mayfield items report Atlantic City visits and local social events. Mayfield council awarded a Hill street culvert bid of 40 to Michael Cossman, with 47 by Brady. A sidewalk ordinance faced debate, seven for and four against, and a mandamus settlement discussed with the finance committee.
Blakely wedding in new church follows organist march
Frederick White of Blakely and Miss Gertrude F Watkins daughter of James Watkins of Priceburg were married in Blakely at the Blakely Baptist church yesterday afternoon. Rev David Spencer performed the ceremony as the wedding party entered to Mendelssohn and Lohengrin marches. The couple were well known and the event marked the first wedding in the new church edifice. Several local residents were noted at the ceremony and related social events. One child suffered a broken leg from a fall at home. multiple residents attended church society events and visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Baptist Church
Frederick White
Blakely
Gertrude F
James Watkins
Priceburg
Carrie A. Kenyon
Mendelesohn
William Aa. White
William A. Wallace
Thomas Griffiths
James T. Symons
Robert J. Jones
Mildred Norris
Dunmore
Isabelle White
David Spencer
White
William Clark
Green Pidge
West Side
Josephine
J. A. Hull
PF. L. van Sickle
William Howells
Taylor
Baptist Young People's Union
Filen Onoke
Txane 1
Grifiths
Maggie A
Williams
Lake Idlewilde
J. F. Caven
Fannie Caven
John Malley
Dunmore Street
Lake George
Michael Walsh
Llness
Taylor Fair and Festival Highlights and Local News
The Amercan Protestant association lodge 113 holds a fair at Weber's rink with contests for parlor suites, gold watch, and china dishes. Vivian Atkin’s funeral is noted, followed by Y M C A banquet at Van Horns hall. A sweepstake shooting event at Fairview hotel grounds is listed with details. Glee club director corrected for an Labor Day concert at Lake Laodere. A Welsh concert at Welsh Congregational church features notable artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Protestant Association Lorge
Weber's Rink
Vaughn
Priceburg
William Davie
South Scranton
Jenkins
Providence
Mise Davis
Taylor
Vivian
Charles Atkins
Btorra Street
H. H Harria
Washburn Street
West Scranton
Young Men’s Christian Association
van Horn
Main Street
Fairview
Union Street
J. FE. Watkins
Anthrarite Glee Club
Lake Laodere
Labor Day
FB. Jones
Sarah J. Price
Welsh Congregational Church
Harry Evans
Wales
Lusan Havard
New Castle
Pittsburg
W. J. Jones
Toner
Baptist Young People’s Unions
Pennsylvania
Gien Onoke
Taylor Lilacs
Pittston
School House Park
Lottie Bray
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
E. J. Howells
Chicago
W. G. Howells
Thomas D. Moses
Ridge Street
Mary van Buskirk
Local residents visit relatives and enjoy lake camping trips
Dalton and Franklin families host guests from New York and Wilkes Barre. Miss Skene travels from New York for a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dean. Many locals camp at Lake Kewaunee under Mrs. J. W. Dershimer. Pan American expo trips and visits to Ithaca New York and Syracuse are noted along with several visits to Factoryville and Scranton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plough
David
Anna
Mary
Hattie
Franklin
N.Y
D. Finn
Miss Skene
New York
W. A. Dean
Gibert Browning
7. M. Rowand
Pace
John Law
Pittston
Frank Colvin
Lake Kewaunee
J. W. Dershimer
Fred Palmer
P. E. Weilthassa
Syracuse
Black
Mae
Wilkes-Barre
FP. M. Francis
Harvey Finn
Clifford
Philip
Factoryville
Dr. Davidson
Pittsburg
Martha Hunter
Ohio
D. . Proper
Roell
Rogell
Wilkes- Barre
Ethel Carr
Ithawa
N. Y
Ed. Sherwood
Bethel Blake
HM D Swarts
Helen
Swarts
New York City
WE. Smith
Charles Benedict
Scranton
Lily Lake
James Smith
Dorothy Rinehart
New Milford
Mra. Mumford
Mahoney
Simpson church quartet and local notices from Factoryville
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church quartet sang in Factoryville last Sunday. Prominent Odd Fellows from the area will attend Lake Lodore for a decoration of chivalry next Friday, with an excursion train from Scranton. A Sunday school picnic to Nay Aug park drew good crowds, and a flood at Roberta crossing was observed. Re v. N. Tee officiated at Lake Kewanna. Prendergast of Scranton won the bid to furnish school supplies. Local light duties troubled the borough. Delegates Reed and Chase attended the Republican county convention. Obituaries note Mrs. Perry Oakley, and visitors include Mrs. Lindabure and two daughters. Several residents visited relatives, and a Stephens family reunion was interrupted by a storm that washed away two bridges, forcing an evening of dancing and music instead.
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Mise Liggie Roche
C. PD
Winter & Coals
Atlantic City
M. J. Shields
Scranton
Richard Evans
Wayne County
Itane Davis
West Scranton
Tes
Mes. C. BE. Feesenden
Mayfield Borough Corncil
Hill Street
Michael Cossman
Brady
Howarth
Archbald
John Greenslade
Bendham
David P. Lewin
Jonas Williams
Joseph BaAland
Carbondale
Theodore Hesinger
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Maynard
Main Street
Christie
Edith Moyer
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Fasten
John O'Gara
Third Street
James
Patrick Dempsey
West Mayfield
Robert Freya
Ralph Wheeler
Gabriel Hall
Jack Wasley
Jake Vansickle
Lake Inflewild
Northup
Glenburn
William Walker Hoge Company
Mayfield
Assembly Hall
Jermyn
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Lodore
Methodist Episcopal
Roberta
HM Crossing
N. Tee
Lake Kewanna
A. A. Brown
RFFE
Prendergast
John Reed
Fred
Chase
Perry Oakley
Nicholson
Starkville
Lindabure
Hamesburg
Boo. Crlematt
Smith
Kutztown
William Wrigley
Hannah
Westfield
Homer
N. Y
F. Spencer
Joseph Reynolds
Weer Nicholson
W. F. Capwell
Maud
At & P.m
Bridgen
Nicholson and relatives attend county social event in Seranton
Guests from Seranton and nearby towns gathered for a reunion and musical evening at Weet Nicholson on Saturday Aug 17. Attendees included Miss Ida Jimerson of Kansasity, Evelin Edwards of Laceyville, Jay F. Bond and many local residents as music, dancing and cards filled the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigteetreet
Misa Nelfie Mack
Mise Ida Jimoreon
Kansuaity
Mise Evelin Edwards
Laceyville
Jay F. Bond
Lake Winola Hosts Busy August Week Of Hotel Entertainment
Lake Winola August sees vibrant hotel activity with Clifton hotel’s Saturday hop featuring Oppenheim's orchestra under Prof Samuel Oppenheim. Scranton guests Miss Anna Williams and Miss Beasie Croft attend. Wanita Camping Club returns home after two weeks. Scranton residents Mr Rube Toplesa and Chick Brunings stay at Clifton as Thirteenth regiment leaves Mt. Clemens for state rifle matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winola
Barurdiy
Clifton Hotel
Oppenheim
Wilkes-Barre
Samuel Oppenheim
Anna Williama
Beasie Croft
Fippenheim
Florence and
Trene Hinterleiter
Kiltatown
Clifton House
Turbulent tale at Tam hia Hh club in New York tale
Mr Dunn Worsted and Sheriff Thomas Tonn recount a confusing incident at the Tam hia Hh gathering. The narrator describes a misheard joke, a factory scene, and a chaotic exchange as the crowd reacts with disbelief and laughter, ending with Dunn reflecting on a disjointed memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tonn
Tminneratic Club
Mr. Diu
Nenemoy
Marie Liter
Lakes of
Pune
Wim & Michel
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Burke
Carbondale Department
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New York, Ontario
Erie Railroad
ODD Fellows
Memorial Park
Central Labor Union
Vorteriay My. Mertzog
Park Commissionersa
United Labor
Herteog
McCann Frogs
Forward Healey
Ceassignment Company
James Pidgeon
J. F. McDonald
Edward Gorman
John Cox
J. Kithutlen
J. Z. McNulty
Aug
Nielsen
James Conehlin
W. J. Bryan
Abe Sahm
Henry Sahm
Nicola Miediei
Louis Gardella
J. J. Nei
H. McGraw
D. D
D. M. Chrif- Aths
William G. Monan
L. H. Redkap
J. C. Weal
Bryan Burke
W. Z
McGrannaghan
John A. Lanny
Johng Moses
R. H. Tralles
George W. Berry
Coogan Bros
Tell & Brown
Alverd & Male
Frank EF. Dennis
W. Burr & Jen
R. Z
J. E. Morgan
J. Beck
Sullivan & Regan
Park J
Park Commissioners
Crescent
Bern & Company
RED Hines Origivin
Esheee
Cence
L. W. Craner Papeecee
Ww. G
Mpugup
Ceeseaeestepernerrenseysseee
Hesseus Anneneeeany
Moon
Pierre Reeree
Warren Fillies Spas
Blige Spee Peery
Roberts & Hewnalile Surerete
Rebissaadenee Stapdasetavers
KG Wipkwite Mabdenage
al Nath Hovlun Coffs
Lie
Wheeler
Harper
George
Hospital Notes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bt. Patrick's Cemetery
Edith Evane
E. Ackerly
Justus
George Douglas
Tinker
W. Z. Coughtin
Etq
C. M. Hathaway
New Haven
Middletown
Conn
Mr. O' Halloran
Berough
Lynch
Stevenson & Knight
Olyphant
Dalton
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Madras
Donas Long
Mr. Dunn Worsted
Tory
Gwon
New York Times Magazine Supplement
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