Local News Briefs From Carbondale Area
Ads and job orders left at Shannon & Co. North Main Street receive prompt attention as office hours run from morning to 10 p m. Visitors include Mrs Walter Alsworth in White Haven and Mr Mrs Charles Daken Jr and daughter Etella visiting Philadelphia friends. Mrs Ann Wademan of Greenfield visits daughter Mrs D C Smith Powder Mills. Marion Nickerow of Dunmore visits sister Mrs Fred Spencer. Mrs Georgianna Crane of Knets Orange Ne J visits daughter Mrs Herbert J McCormick. Dr J N Rice purchases the Waddell colliery at Winton.
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Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Long Island
New York City
Walter Alsworth i
White Haven
Charles Daken
Charles Daken, Jr
Etella
Philadelphia
Ann Wademan
Greenfield
Mra
D. C. Smith
Powder Mills
Marion Nickerow
Dunmore
Fred Spencer
Georgianna Crane
Knet Orange
Herbert J. McCormick
J. N. Rice
Waddell
Winton
Wedding of Miss Lavinia Tucker and Evan Thomas
The wedding was held Wednesday evening at the couple’s Park Street home with Rev. Charles Fessenden officiating. A floral arch and parlor decorations framed the ceremony and a reception followed for relatives and close friends. The couple plans to reside at 116 Park Street.
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Lavinia Tucker
William Passmore
Park Street
Evan Thomas
Charles Fessenden
St. James Church
Jermyn
R. Helen Passmore
William KE. Thomas
Boxing Night at Carbondale Athletic Club
A boxing tournament at the Carbondale Athletic Club rooms in the Keystone Lock drew many spectators. A three round bout featured Reddy Connolly of Philadelphia against Jersey Gordon of Scranton. A ten round bout between Owen Thomas of Wilson Creek and John Kinney of Simpson ended in a draw with Kinney more effective and Kinney weighing less by twenty five pounds for the heavier opponent.
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Carbondale Athletic Club
Keystone Lock
Reddy Connolly
Philadelphia
Jersey Gordon
Scranton
Owen Thomas
Wilson Creek
John Kinney
Simpson
Thomas
Kinney
Injured in Powderly Mine Struck by Heavy Rock
Patrick Brennan, a popular local young man, was seriously injured yesterday morning at the Powderly mine when a rock mass weighing about eight hundred pounds fell while he loaded a car. He was not crushed but received serious injuries after resuming work recently following a vacation in Ireland.
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Patrick Brennan
Powderly
Mr. Brennan
Ireland
Visitors from Binghamton Tour Local Brewing Firm
A group from the Joseph Laurer brewing company of Binghamton visited the city as guests of J. F. McDonald. Attendees included John Ehreshman treasurer J. Horn secretary A Garvey city agent Thomas F Mullaney head bookkeeper and Thomas Harold owner of the Exchange hotel. The party attended the engineers clambake at Poyntelle.
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Joseph Laurer Brewing Company
Binghamton
John Ehreshman
J. ©. Horn
A. Garvey
Thomas F. Mullaney
Thomas Harold
Exchange Hotel
Poyntelle
Social notes from Patterson area residents and visitors
A snapshot of local social life lists guests and visitors across Patterson and nearby towns. Names include Julius Epacth, Hattie Beny, Mary Collins, Mary Higgins, Ray Murray, Kingsbury Fuller, A. S. Lewsby, Frank Kelly, Inez Robingon, Helen Raynor, Hattie Gilmore, Jessie Swartz, C. M. Lesher, C. O. Mellen, Malcolm L. Rowlson, Lee Campbell, and Michael Toblan. Also noted are illnesses and accidents involving Magee Finnegan and W. I. McGranahan, plus a court bail for Ambrosa in Alderman Jones’s court.
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Charles Heinzleman
Patterson
N. J
Julius Epacth
Hattie Beny
Canaan Street
Mary Collins
Brooklyn Street
Mary Higgins
Ireland
Ray Murray
Wilkes-Barre
Kingsbury Fuller
Terrace Street
Lewsby and
Gon
High Street
Lewsby
Nineveh
Frank Kelly
Oneonta
George Gillis
Crook Street
Inez Robingon
Jermyn
C. A. Kafka
Helen Raynor
Troy
N. Y
Hattie Gilmore
Buffalo
Jessie Swartz
Dunmore
J. F. McDonald
J. M. Boland
P. J. Gileran
Michael McDonald
Atlantic City
Young Men's Institute
Michael Toblan
Woodlawn Avenue
Wheeler
Scranton
Meshoppen
Miss Roswell
Washington, D. C
Frank Finnegan
Magee
Tunning
Kelly
Dr. Fletcher
McGuire
W. I. McGranahan
Wandling
F. H. Hanford
Hendrick
Mark Bailey
Peter Fazzle
North Plane
No. 28
City Hospital
Cietreed
Local Social and Move Notices From Forest City and Vicinity
Miss Rena Noucher of Forest City visits at Mr and Mrs John Snooks. Mr and Mrs R J Uren spend Sunday at Lenox. Miss Nellie Peck returns from Salem camp grounds. Superintendent F G Rice will move into Spanrenburg house on Main Street September first. Mrs Hannah Leyshon of West Pitts on visits daughter Mrs Farey Jenkins. Mrs D C Smith visiting friends at Crystal Lake. Mrs W W Peters and Mrs Welling on A Taylor left last Tuesday for a
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Rena Noucher
Forest City
John Snooks
R. J. Uren
Lenox
Nellie Peck
Salem Camp Grounds
F. G Rice
Riv
Waide-Calliery
Renburg House
Main Street
Hannah Leyshon
West Pittson
Farey Jenkins
D. C. Smith
Crystal Lake
W. W. Peters
Local Notices and Social Items From Mayfield and Vicinity
Patrick H Bergan leaves for Niagara Falls for vacation. Prof W L Rogers moves into C F Bakers house, while Prof J D Bovard relocates to Dunmore. W H Jones visits from Town. Flora Moose returns from Uniondale to work at Harrin millinery. William Owens injured at Glenwood breaker. no bones broken. Mamie Edmunds returns from Oneonta visit. Large crowd at St Aloysius excursion to Farview. Joseph Jay Sr files 32000 bond for Binkely poor tax with sureties Punt Van Kleeck Belsh. Rev C B E Fessenden ties Miss Lawinja Tucker to Evan M Thomas at Carbondale. Mayfield band concert at Hugh Brady’s Penn avenue Mayfield on Friday Aug 27. Archbald and Mayfield chase at Farview yesterday end tied 6 2 in favor of Mayfield. Archbald officials protest.
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Patrick H. Bergan
Niagara Falls
W. L. Rogers
Lanesboro
C. F. Baker
J. D. Bovard
Dunhore
William H. Jones
Jermyn
Flora Moose
Uniondale
Farview
Joseph Jay
Prothonotaries
Binkely
Richard Punt
H. E. van Kleeck
George 3. Belsh
BE. Fessenden
St. James* Church
This Place
Dixie
Mayfield
Archbald Chase
Archbald
Archbald Wedding of Miss Elia Roche and James O Rourke
Miss Elia Roche and James O Rourke were wed at St Thomas Church in Archbald at 4 PM on Wednesday. Rev T J Conyerford performed the ceremony witnessed by friends. reception followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Kielty’s home with music by Gilroy’s orchestra.
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Elia Roche
James O'Rourke
St. Thomas Church
T. J. Conyerford
Mary Kielty
John Collins
Scranton
T. J. Kielty
Gilroy
Roche
Wolfe
Wellaville
N. Y
Kate
Maggie Mahon
P. H. Flaherty
O'Rourke
New York State
Justice Duffy
Lake Ariel
Mollie Butler
Hill Street
Lake Arie
Harry Rovers
Crystal Lake
Farewell Party for Miss Madeline Van Bergan at Weber's rink
A Monday evening farewell for Miss Madeline Van Bergan of New Philadelphia Ohio was held at Weber's rink to honor her four week visit with sisters Kate and Emma. Music by Prof T R Davies accompanied dancing and a late lunch. Numerous local residents and visitors attended, including Miss Jenkins of Hyde Park and Miss Ryan of Syracuse New York, with several male guests from Scranton Pittston and Scranton noted among the attendees. Martin Luther Lodge No 22 Loyal Knights of America planned an evening meeting at Beeve's hall and Jenkin Davis, a noted bicycle enthusiast, was mentioned among local figures.
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Weber's Rink
Madeline van Bergan
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Kate
Emma
van Bergan
T. R. Davies
Susie Harris
Mary Stivens
Helen Williams
Sarah Grifiths
Bessie Williams
May Harris
Phillipa Pasco
Jennie Londer
Mary Evans
Mary A. Risk
Emma van Siergan
Annie Jones
May Griffiths
Ella Jones
Lizale Davis
Linete Ou
Nellie Armstrong
Mary Davis
Sadie Carter
Priscilla Scrivens
Mary J. Nicholas
Amelia Lewis
Ellen Evans
Miss Jenkins
Hyde Park
Misses Ryan
Syracuse
N. Y
Rider Plans To Wheel To Atlantic City Tomorrow
A rider contemplates wheeling to Atlantic City starting tomorrow. The article notes many Taylor residents attended a Scranton game yesterday where Champion Robert Fitzsimmons appeared. Several local events follow including a cantata at Welsh Congregational church and a councilman’s accident near his North Main Street home.
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Wheeling
Atlantic City
Taylor
Scranton
Robert Fitzsimmons
W. B. Owens
North Taylor
Boston
Mare
Profocol William H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
James B. Powell, Jr
Flrst
Malin Street
J. W. Parker
Forest Home
Presbyterian Church of
Greenwood
F. R. Coyne
Fannie T. Joyce
Old Forge
Margaret Carroll
Archbald
Tragedy Near Deerfield Ends in Wife's Suicide
In Bridgeton New Jersey farmer John Richards found his wife hanging in the cook house. He cut the rope and carried her into the house but she was dead. The couple had two children and a note spoke of trouble, with no clear cause given beyond the widow's nervous distress after her son's death.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Cook House
John Richards
Tar Heel Democrats May Win
A Washington dispatch notes North Carolina is expected to return to the Democratic column in the next election. Conservative Democrats anticipate a strong political prospect unless Campaign leadership bungles. The plan relies on consolidating the white vote by exploiting current misgovernment and avoiding recriminations against former Democrats allied with Republicans.
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North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Pearl Beds in Arkansas Spark River Pearl Rush
Reports from Tattle Rock Arkansas describe widespread discoveries of pearl bearing sands in lakes rivers and bayous around Little Rock. Thousands wade waters of the Arkansas River Salmon White and Fourche rivers as dozens of gems of varying value are found and a Gazette observer notes fifty seven streams in the state yield pearls of notable size.
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Tattle Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Ald Bayous
Little Rock
Fourche
Arkansas Gozette
Intruder Breaks Into Luzgzio Althouse’s Room
In Norristown Pennsylvania on August 2 a cold hand touched Luzgzio Althouse’s face waking her at midnight. A scream drew a blow to the head, the intruder fled via a window leaving a long bladed knife on the floor. A ladder under her window showed how entry was gained.
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Norristown
Luzgzio Althouse
East Greenville
Window Glass Prices Rise Five to Seven Percent
Chicago reports a seven percent public price rise for window glass while manufacturers raise five percent to jobbers. The jobbers association was notified by the manufacturers' combine as of yesterday, and a two percent robbery adjustment follows. Discounts under the increase are sixty and twenty percent across all glass grades.
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Chicago
Manufacturers’ Combine
Grain-O Promoted as Good Drink for Children
An old ad claims Grain-O is a healthy alternative to tea or coffee for kids. It markets Grain-O as delicious and nourishing, noting grocers carry it for 25e.
Republican County Convention to Nominate County Officers
The Republican County Committee calls the county convention for September to nominate candidates for Sheriff Prothonotary Treasurer Clerk of the Courts District Attorney Recorder of Deeds Register of Wills and Jury Commissioner. Vigilance committees will hold delegate elections September 4 with two delegates from each district based on McKinley votes.
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Republican County Committee
Court House
Scranton
Recorder of Deeds
Register of
Villa
William McKinley
United States
Mystic Cure Claims Rheumatism Cure in 24 Hours
Patent medicine testimonial from T J Blackmore of Hallor and Blackmore Pittsburgh praising Mystic Cure for curing rheumatism in 24 hours after five months of illness. He previously sought five physicians without relief and now recommends the medicine. Sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
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T. J. Blackmore
Hallor & Blackmore
Pittsburgh
Auya
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Trains Schedules For Erie and Wyoming Valley
Trains depart Scranton for New York and intermediate points on Monday and May LatiseT. The notice lists departure times and stops for the Erie and Wyoming Valley routes.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Intermediate Pointe
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Popedelenis An
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
D, L&w RR
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P Sree Yal
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Ati
Black Diamond Express
Tunkhartock
Towands
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Webk. R
Rochester
Burtato
Niagara Falls
Chicago
HKR
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Rollin H
Wilbur
Chas
Phila
A.W. Nonnemacher
Bcranten
Lackawanna Avenue
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