Storm Strikes Carbondale Foundry. Lights Fail
Lightning hit the Carbondale Metal Works foundry during a severe downpour tearing the roof gable and damaging the building. Workers suffered dust and shock from electricity with the Iron Mastiff damaged and out of service. A Brooklyn funeral is noted this afternoon as locals attend the obsequies. A child is afflicted with the mentioned dread malady and safeguards are in place by Sanitary Officer Moffit to prevent spread.
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Carbondale Metal Works
Robert Davie
Green Street
Moffit
Public Betrothal at Carbondale Italian Social Event
The Italian community gathered at the Pugliano home on Dundaft street for the betrothal of Miss Letitia Pugliano to Vincent Cassese of Scranton. Rev Anthony Cerrutti announced the engagement and presented the ring. The wedding is planned for October with a banquet and congratulations from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Pugliano
Pioneer City
Vincent Cassese
Scranton
Pugliano Brothers
Dundaft Street
Gabriel Pugliano
Vincent Cassesse
Cassese Bros
Anthony Cerrutth
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Dimartini
Puglano
Obituary of George Brockman Former Resident of City
George Brockman formerly of this city and now of New York died Wednesday afternoon after an illness of bowel inflammation. Aged twenty five, he was born in Arrehbald in 1877 and moved to this city in 1887 before later relocating to New York. He leaves four sisters Mrs Jane Delevan and Mrs Kate Dilts of New York, Mrs Ida Doyle of Herrick Centre, and Mrs John Pierce of this city. Remains arriving this morning will be taken to Peter A. Stark’s home for burial preparations. Burial is set for Saturday at 2 PM at Brokeside Cemetery.
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George Brockman
New York
Brockman
Carbondale
Mr. Brockman
Arrehbald
Jane Delevan
Kate Dilts
Ida Doyle
Herrick Centre
John Pierce
Peter A. Stark
Tenth Avenue
Brokeside Cemetery
Death of Vera Fassett at 11 Years Old
Vera C Fassett died yesterday at 7 oclock at her grandmother Mrs Emanuel Car penter home in Poster due to diabetes. The twelfth year old girl had suffered for two years and was popular in the city as a niece of J P A Tingley. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Vera C. Fassett
Emanuel Carpenter
Poster
J. P. A. Tingley
Mr. Brewster's Funeral Notice
The funeral of the late Ernest Brewster will be held with details of date time and location published in the local notices. Immediate family requests donations to a preferred charity in lieu of flowers.
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Ernest Brew
Crescenta to Face Green Ridge Amateurs in Afternoon Game
Crescenta personnel listed for a 3 p.m. game at Duffy's field against Green Ridge amateurs with umpire Burke. The report also notes a busy day of local events including a Crystal Lake ride, a Homer Van Gorder funeral, railcar trips to Scranton, a lightning scare for a Sand Street child, and various community activities across Scranton.
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The
Crescenta
Green Ridge
Duffy
Scranton Traction Company
Scranton
Seigel's Academy
Thomas Cannon
Sand Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Seven County
Belmont
Hansen
Rose O'Rourke
Wyoming Street
Kodak
P. A. Walker
George W. West Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Luke Poyntelle
Norwich
Middletown
N. Y
Magunticook
Newton Lake
John D. Davis
Washington Street
Morgan Watkins
W. D. Lewis
Delaware & Hudson
Lanesboro
Michael Coggins
Powderly Road
Coggins
Society Figures Attend Crystal Drive Group
Jennie Bennett, a well known town social figure, joined a crowd on a Crystal drive yesterday. Participants included Mr and Mrs Samuel Vall, Mrs Katharine May, Mrs Anna Stevens, Mrs Samuel Vall, and Mrs Irwin Vall. Tilman Robinson, a noted contractor, fell at work injuring his right leg and knee but expects a quick recovery. Rev John Byrne and niece Miss Lucile Byrne returned to New York after a visit and Miss Byrne plans to reside in the Empire State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bennett
Crystal Inke
Samuel Vall
Mra
Katharine May
Misa Anna Stevens
Irwin Vall
Tilman Robinson
John Byrne
Misa Lucile Byrne
N. Y
Miss Byrne
Empire State
P. T. Reilly
Scranton
Misa Florence Wasman
Pearl Street
Honesdale
John McDonough
James Toolan
New York City
Hugh Price
Dundalft Street
Philadelphia
Ligale Cannell
Margaret Lenehan
Mttaton
Blanche Lagin
Pittston
Marla Grady
Pike Street
May Little
Collier
Nora Newton
Atlantic City
Thomas Tamblyn
Hartman
Green Ridge
A. J. Miller
Sevlyville
Gilbert Price
Peckville
Irving Bunnell
Kilmore
Hazleton
Kupp
Wyoming Street
Kizer
Kizertown
Daniel Davis
Morgan Thoms
John Jones
Dr. Richards
Slayington
Crystal Lake
John Mannion
J. P. McBurney
B. Brown
J. B. Martin
Lawrence Melvin
Athaetic City
A. P. Layton
Wilkes-Barre
Misa Muorgarét Trainor
Hyde Park
Gertrude Gilmartin
Cottage Street
Willam Curtis
N. F. Stephens
Coudersport
Patrick Carden
Michael Price
Frank McDonough
Sarah
Oneonta
Howard Gilhool
Mary Gallaghy
Church Street
Crystal Inn
George A. Davis
Spring Street
Frank Davis
Uniondale
Albany
Hudson
John Morgan
Trendrick Works
Kathryn Kirkwood
River Street
Micheline Farrell
Emma
Mary Coogan
Anne Hart
Mary Barrett
Kathe Scott
Alice Connor
Has
Corn Franey
John Kendall
Agnes
Anne Connor
John Barrett
West Side
Clara Hobbs
Belmont Street
Empire Silk Mill
Annie Parley
Mt. Pleasant
Curt
Gry Lee
Chapman Lake
E. A. Wonnacott
Delaware and Hudson
Hannah Doud
Wonnacott
Beatrice Hobbs
Nelson Blackwell
Kingston
Carte Avenue
Henry Battle
Archbald
Misa Bernice Wilsey
Sidney
Bhelly
Salem Avenue
Martin Healy
BK. Swingle
R. H. Tralles
Newton Lake
Fred Sherman
Glason
Katherine May
Maud Hall
Prussia
Moses Myers
Port Jervig
Randall Stevens
Robert
Alma
Summit Avenue
Blarracea
R. McMichael
Mauch Chunk
John Milligan
Charles Hallock
James Smith
Jermyn
Ella Harte
Lelia Harte
Bridget Gethins
J. A. Hoole
Ocean Grove
George O. Chapman
Laura
Prompton
May Horan
Scott Street
Vialt
Dunmore
Katie Murray
Battle Avenue
Olyphant
Edward Burke
Thomas Toolan
Michael Scanlon, Jr
Jersey City
Powderly Street
John Bridgett
Forest City
May Gaughan
New York
Scranton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips
Stressed roster of visitors and residents itineraries from Scranton and nearby towns. Names include P. T. Reilly, Misses Cannell Lenehan Lagin Trainor, McBurney and many more as they travel to Atlantic City Crystal Lake Oneonta Philadelphia and New York City for visits, stays, and social calls.
Dysentery Cured Without Doctor’s Aid Says Drummond Merchant
Mr T A Pinner, a Drummond Tennessee merchant, reports relief from a hard spell of the flux using one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He asserts no doctor was needed and calls it the best cholera medicine for bowel complaints in children or adults. Sold by all druggists.
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T. A. Pinner
Drummond
Tenn
Dr David Kennedy Kidney Remedy Promoted for Urinary Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for back pain burning urination frequent urination and urine staining with claims of being entirely vegetable harmless and non constipating. The text quotes a Rhinecliff pastor praising the product and notes available sizes and a free trial bottle by mail. It also briefly mentions a Magic Eye Salve for eye inflammations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Aaron Coons
D.D
M.E. Church
Rhinecliff
N.Y
Maii
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Jermyn and Mayfield Hold Ajoyful Lake Picnic
The farmer's annual fish picnic at Lack Chapman drew nearly a thousand attendees despite threatening weather. Scranton represented by County Superintendent Taylor. many townsfolk enjoyed twelve fish varieties, a Phonograph show from Camp Olympian, dancing, boats, and a new football club forming at Artesan Hose rooms with plans to play Honesdale and Carbondale. A separate incident saw Mrs. Harris sustain a deep lip gash from a cottage door at Chapman Lake, treated by nurse Henry Hemelright and Dr. Jackson.
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Lack Chapman
Scranton
Taylor
Olyphan
Honesdale
Carbondale Indians
Fowler's Park
Jermyn
Mayfield
Poyntelle
David Harris
Second Street
Chapman Lake
Henry Hemelright
Local Visitors and a Notable Ball Game
H A Niemeyer from Scranton and P Y Donnelly from Carbondale were in town yesterday as Pleasant visitors. Mrs John Mulrooney of Salem street visited relatives in Philadelphia. Sam Mendelson of Mayfield also called yesterday. There was an interesting ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Niemeyer
Scranton
P. Y. Donnelly
Carbondale
John Mulrooney
Salem Street
Philadelphia
Sam Mendelson
Mayfield
Browns Win 10 to 6 In Local Football Action
Local sports report notes the West Side Browns winning 10 to 6 yesterday. Chapman Lake hosted a well attended fish picnic with many locals in attendance. P. F. Brogan spent the day at Chapman Lake. Miss Magele Duffy of Parsons is visiting relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cawley
Grassy Street
John J. O'Donnell
St. Patrick's Church
Dennis O'Connor
William McMuanes
George Hanighen
John Donnelly
Michael Lawler
John Curran
Blakely
Jessie
Fred Berry
Carbondale
Marie Sarge
Shickshinny
Lillian Taylor
Hyde Park
West Side Browns
Chapman Lake
P. F. Brogan
Magele Duffy
Parsons
Reds Triumph Over Crescents at Riverside Park
The Reds defeated the Crescents of Pine Brook 8 to 2 at Riverside Park despite key players Morris Hayes and Glynn being sidelined. Welsenfluh took the mound for the Reds, was hit hard at times, and the visiting pitcher suffered similarly as rain halted play in the eighth. The box score notes Before 8 Crescents 0 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 7 and Reds 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 0 x 8.
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Reds
Crescents
Pine Brook
Riverside Park
Morris
Hayes
Glynn
Welsenfluh
Taylor
Willie
William Edmunds
Union Street
H. H. Harris
Forest Home Cemetery
Hinker
Swartz
Wilkes-Barre
J. H. Jones
Main Street
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Old Forge
Riverside Grounds
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
E. J. Evans
Scranton
John FR. Price
Henry Evans
Thomas Griffiths
Wales
Alice Harris
Edwards
Blakely
David Edwards
A. W. Walsh
Eugene
Clinton
Iowa
Mulherin
John Mulherin
Augusta
P. Mulherin
BK. M. Barnes
Standard Electric Light Company
American Electric Company
Auburn
N. V
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement oath
Prank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of B J Cheney Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before Notary A W Gilman on December 6. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and notes available through druggists in Toledo.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Prank J. Cheney
B. J. Cheney Co
Hall
A. W. Glmabon
J. Chaney &O
Aoledo
Cuba loan delay explained by Washington
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports that Havana said the Cuban loan of 35 million dollars might be held up. US officials had no official communication on the delay, but Squiers dispatch to Cuba was discussed in relation to the Platt amendment. Palma may view the loan as imprudent at the moment.
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Palma
Washington
Asociated Press
Havant
United States
Cuba
Squiers
Treasury Department
Proposed tariff sparks fear of worsened Cuba United States ties
An unofficial hint implies tariff changes may follow the rise in U S product duties, risking greater friction between Cuba and the United States and affecting prospects for trade.
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Cuba
United Sites
Chicago Faces Immediate Coal Famine
An Exclusive AP report notes a severe hard coal shortage in Chicago with only a fraction of typical supplies on hand. Most of remaining stock is pre-sold or contracted, leaving buyers with limited access at elevated prices, as dealers push toward higher figures.
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Chicago
Aug. Y
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