Attacks and Visits Highlight Hallstead Local Notes
A stranger named William Connors from New York was bitten by a dog owned by James Millard on Main Street, suffering a leg wound. Captain John C. Harrington from Montrose visited Company G in Hallstead, and many residents and visitors are listed with travels to Norwich, Boston, Newark Valley, and other nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connors
New York City
James Millard
Main Street
John C. Harrington
Montrove
Company
Adhilson G. du Bois
Washington, DC
James T. du Boia
Louise Hachee
Wright
Montrose
Charles Baldwin
Pinghamton
Mys
Tose Dayton
Frank Lawrence
Beho Inder
James Hutchings
Susquehanna River
Mr. Hutchings
Squire Bacon
Norwich
Lillian Hatfeld
Eiater
Nicholson
Harald Spaulding
Emira
John Terhevex
Claude Simmone
Boston
Mars
New England Conservatory of Music
John Cornell
Elmira
Joseph Wesley
Charles Capwell
Newark Valley
Mabel Carpenter
Odell Til
PB. R. Carpenter
Scarcity of unskilled labor in Carbondale slows work
In Carbondale workers refuse to rush under heat at the Anthracite park coal storage plant. A boss urged faster effort, a worker checked his watch and stated he would take his time, citing plenty of available work. Twenty-nine others followed him, leaving the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Carbondale
Anthracite Park
Burglary Reported At Lincoln Avenue Home
Com Smith reports forty dollars stolen from a chest in his bedroom after a burglary during the night. Entry gained through a back kitchen window while Mr and Mrs Smith slept in the room. Watches and valuables in the game room left untouched. suspect believed to be familiar with the home. No clue yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com Smith
Lincoln Avenue
Weoming Street
Mra. Smith
Smith
Stolen Goods Seized in Simpson Theft Case
Thomas Sheridan Daniel Me cuire and James Aprile were jailed by Alderman Jones in default of 2500 hall after being charged with stealing boxes of olara and whiskey from the Travelers Rest at Simpson. The goods were found at Lawrence Fitzsimmons Henry Quinn Thomas Sheridan Daniel McGuire and Michael Grady were discharged on the felony assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheridan
Daniel Me Cuire
James Aprile
Alderman Jones
Hall
Simpson
Lawrence Fitzsimmons
Henry Quinn
Daniel McGuire
Michael Grady
Mrs Bridget Flood Died After Brief Illness in Honesdale
Mrs Bridget Flood of Canaan Street died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in Ireland fifty four years ago, she came to America, settled in Honesdale, then moved to No 4 where she lived thirty six years and spent nine on Canaan Street. She leaves two daughters and five sons. her husband died eleven years ago. The funeral will be tomorrow morning with the cortege leaving at o'clock. A requiem mass will be held at St Rose Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Flood
Canaan Street
Ireland
America
Honesdale
No. 4
St. Rose Church
Local residents visit relatives and friends around Scranton area
Myre A Misted and children of Maple Avenue returned from a visit with filencia at Lestershire. Dr Reed Burne of Scranton and Edward Owens of Honesdale paid Carbondale a professional visit yesterday. Chirlee Kenworthy attended a family reunion at Jackson yesterday. Olive Wilcox returned to Nineveh. The Misser Atle and Gertrude Mil martin are visiting Scranton friends. Irving Bodie of Prompton is visiting relatives in this city. Mary Evans, staying at Crystal Lake, and Mrs McAndrew and daughter Hannah of College Street are visiting Elmhurst friends. Ren Galpin returned to Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Maple Avenue
Filencia
Lestershire
Reed Burne
Scranton
Edward Owens
Honesdale
Carbondale
Chirlee Kenworthy
Thorn Street
Jackson
Olive Wilcox
Nineveh
Misser Atle
Gertrude Milmartin
Irving Bodie
Prompton
Mary Evans
Crystal Lake
McAndrew
Hannah
Collage Street
Elmhurst
Ren & Galpin
Hawley
Miner Injured by Fall at Delaware and Hudson Colliery
John T. Williams, a well known miner, was badly hurt by a fall of rack at 9 yesterday morning in the Delaware and Hudson colliery. He was moved to his Second Street home and treated by Drs. Sheldwind and Munley. His condition is painful and uncertain for internal injury. Also notes Odd Fellows initiation at Celestial Lodge Providence with visiting members and a mayoral address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Williams
Delaware and
Hadson
Second Street
Odd Fellows
Celestial Lodge
Providence
Lincoln
Green Ridge
Robert Burne
Lackawanna
Moir
Scranton
Borough halts Traction track work until back taxes paid
Borough council refuses to grant the Traction company permission to narrow its track until $110 owed for pole taxes for 1907 and 1908 are settled. The report also notes social events and visits in the area including Mayfield band serenades, Ocean Grove trips, and local residents traveling to New York and Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
P. Wall
Montdale
Methodist Episcopal Coly
Mayfield
Will Maxwell
C. E. Fessenden
Ocean Grove
A. T. Matthews
George
Cemetery Street
New York
Southampton
England
Mabel Davis
Mininie Davis
Scranton
Asbury Park
George Dunn
C. D Winter
Jessie
Charlie
Mr. Dunn
Herrick Center
George 8. Dunn
Main Street
Local Social Roundup From Scranton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Golden Minds of Scranton spent Saturday with relatives in town Merara Fayette Sprout Herbert Hreweter Harry Morrie and Rigen Brewster rode to Boranton on their wheels Tuesday Mixa Beagle J Mack and Misa Lela Hiwhey are the quote of Aira Frederick Rowendale in New York City Mr and Mrs Willard Bunnell of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Minds
Scranton
Merara
Fayette Sprout
Herbert Hreweter
Harry Morrie
Rigen Brewster Podw
Boranton
Mixa Beagle J. Mack
Misa Lela Hiwhey
Aira
Frederick Rowendale
New York City
Willard Bunnell
Local visitors and wedding in Mansfield scene
Scranton residents noted relatives in town and visits by George I Roberts of Bayre James Gilpatrick returning to Busquehanna H Grising of Heartlake joined Saturday. Mr and Mrs W B Stoddard Mr and Mrs Sydney Jenckes and Miss Janet McCausland attended the marriage of Will A McCausland to Lavenia Capell at Mansfield Ex Postmaster Warner assisted at the post office this week Edwin Shafer of Scranton stood in for Stoddard in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Edwin Shafer
Scranton
Wyoming county Democrats nominate leaders at courthouse convention
The Wyoming county Democratic convention organized at the court house with A H Squier as chair. Nominees included John W Grey for sheriff and John B Donovan for prothonotary. A contested race for county commissioner produced Parr as the nominee after multiple ballots. Other nominations included Joseph Stickler for register and recorder and George D Wright and N N Miles for county auditor. Endorsed a sweeping reform platform and predicted a Democratic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming County
Court House
A. H. Squier
J. Wood Piatt
Professor Osborn
Nicholson Borough
Pelegatenr Kelley
Nicholson
Sherwood
Meshoppen
J. Wood Platt
Tunkhannock
Reading
John W. Grey
Monroe
John B. Donovan
Lacesyville
Nomi.nee
Register
Joseph Stickler
Falls
Graham
Tunkhannock Township
Place
Hope
North Branch
Miles
Eaton
Farr
Vaughn
Mehoopany
Parr
George D. Wright
Braintrim
N. N. Miles
Faton
Quarty
WH. Squier
H. F. Métealf
Lake Carey
H. ¢. Bunnell
Meshoppen Township
Co. B. Reynolds
West Nicholson
F. M. Vauebn
Meehoppenborough
A.M. DeWitt
F. J. Spaulding
Forkston
Thomas Hone
Charles Armstrong
Fire at Langecliffe colliery halts operations
About four o clock yesterday the fire alarm sounded as flames broke out in the Langecliffe colliery fire room. The home company responded and control was gained, with operations suspended for now. Ice cream social set for Aug 24 at Otto Dommenuth’s home. Various social notes and church program mentions follow, including an Armenian persecution talk by Mr Kallejian and a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langecliffe
Ladies’ Ald Society
M. E. Church
Otto Dommenuth
John Graham
Hollistervile
Velora Sanders
Wyoming
Annie Hendrick
Jermyn
Madeline Walker
Mayfield
Lizzie Crane
Dunmore
Agatha Devine
Philadelphia
OP. Crane
M. BE
Kallejian
Harpoot
Armenia
Joseph McPherson
Albany
NS. YY
Laura Gillick
Eximi
Hose Bradley
Scranton
M. BE. McDonald
Annie
Carbondale
Richard Deehle
Weat Side
Basket social and church activities schedule
A basket social is set for Friday evening at 10 at C. F. hall. An interesting program is prepared by the Masons. William Budd has returned from a visit with Beach Lake relatives. The Baptist Sunday school trolley excursion to Nay Ane park departs at 9 am sharp with round trip fare of 15 cents. Mr. H. H. Moffecker tested yesterday for a two weeks stay in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Harvey's Lake
William
Nyhart
Mise Mamie Lewis
Mayfield
Commercial Hotel
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bila Miller
Plains
Missen Clendall
Eyvery
No. Ils
United Mine Workers
Hasham
Mise Pauline Levys
Paterson
N. J
North Taylor
Kimerson PD. Owens
Scranton Truth
W. B. Owens
Thomas George
Kingston
Beaver Meadow
Albert Helteman
Helteman
Heitzman
Binghamton
The
Baptist Church
Robert Leo Stark
Scranton
John Moffatt
C. J. Moffatt
Dinghamton
Robert Thomas
Masie
Fcranton
Fred, Davenport
N. Y
David Davenport
May Seymour
Frank Seymour
Mark
Rock Bottom
Iiany
A. C. Taley
Cortland
J. M. Brundage
FP. G. Inderited
Niagara Fall
Ladies’ Working Guild
Presbyterian Church
Fred. Anderson
Thomas Desh
Nichola
James Tennant
Montrose
Clara Indersied
Helen Indersied
Walton
Cure Deafness with Hall's Catarrh Cure
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming to cure deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube or by catarrh. Offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured and promotes circulars and the Hall's Family Pills as the best. Product from J Cheney & Co. Toledo. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugeiate
Outing Notes and Camp Meeting Tales Near Keuka Lake
A. W. Gates and wife returned from a three week outing at Keuka lake. Local residents attended a Montrose hearing for the Saxton-Neal case. Ethel Whitney studies dressmaking with Mrs. Hills. Laura Corsner of Waymart visits her aunt Mrs. Geinte. Frank Burke of Long Eddy joined Mrs. Lyden for the Sabbath. A couple near Thompson faced a court barrier to marriage but shared a kiss before leaving for York. D. Nichols and family attended M E church, spoke on Prohibition and Reform, and addressed campers. Mrs. St. John plans to move to Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gates
Keuka Lake
Montrose
Misa Ethel Whitney
Hills
Laura Corsner
Waymart
BE. E. Geinte
Frank Burke
Long Eddy
John Lyden
Thompson
Rest Cottage
York State
BE. D. Nichols
Wilkes-Barre
M. EF
Rev. L. Colw
PR. St. John
Binghamt
P F J Cannon Heads to Wilkes Barre for Union Convention
PF J Cannon left Monday for Wilkes Barre to attend the P O of A convention there. J Loveland traveled to New York while Charles Cannon of Long Island City visited his father in Moscow. A large Moscow gathering visited Salem camp grounds Sunday. Terrific storm of wind and rain hit Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cannon
Wilkes-Barre
J. Loveland
New York
Charles Cannon
Long Island City
Moscow
Salem Camp
Mia
Severe storm damages barn crops and horse
A severe thunderstorm struck on Monday evening causing a fire that burned the Horn of William Vosburg. Frank Meyer witnessed the event from his porch and saved the horse and harness, but hay and other crops in the barn burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vosburg
Frank Meyer
Pather Peeler
Nichols
Pyvon Laubsher
Water Gap
Stout Hanged for 191 to For Lively Wureter Killing
Wuiston Virginia August 22 192? Liewellyn Bigot killed station operator Harvey Wareter during a January 6 robbery at Bingen on the Philadelphia and Reading line. Stout confessed after the crime and was hanged at 10 04 pm with Rev Paul Kingler present. Stout walked to the gallows with nerve and denied a word on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuiston
Liewellyn Bigot
Blarvey
Wurater
Watingen
Philadelphia
Stout
Wes
van Wise
Newark
Bengman
Paul Kingler
Christ Lutheran Church
Ing
Wiuret
Shloce
Wareter
Harvey H. Wureter
Bingen
Philadelphia and
Reading
Emancipated Women and Motherhood Health Debate
A Victorian-era discussion argues Nature may blunder in motherhood and questions if any woman could achieve lifelong health and happiness. The piece cites testimonies from women cured by Dr. R. V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, praising personalized medical guidance and free consultations at the Buffalo institution. It argues doctors too often follow standard methods, not individual temperaments, and promotes Pierce as a leading specialist with a large staff and decades of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlewoman
Butt
Nature
Carrie TB. Donner
Dayton, Green Co
Wis
Pierce
Annie Blacker
Catherine Street
Syracuse
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Florence
Perce
Pierre
Drageist
In- Valids
Huffalo
Germany
England
United States
Jetter
Tir, Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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Hallstead
Jonas Long
Yeming
Wayne Counties
Scranton, Pa
Alderman’s Court
Jermyn and Mayfield
Men
Rey
Brie Medical CO
Burraco
N.Y
Taylor News
Montrobe
Mona
Hood
New Milford
AVOCA
H P. Rw
Fairfax Avenue
St. Louis
All Drugmisia
Matthews Bros
Qpeck Ville
Clare's Summit
Cornelia
J. & Carlisle, Req
Manchester
Weree
Ho V. Pleres
Murfalo
Grace Darling
Boullens
Santiago
Gol
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