Bright Young Life Ends in Sudden Illness in Carbondale
Willard Emerson Evans son of Deputy Revenue Collector W D Evans of Seventh Avenue died at 7:45 am Sunday after a years long pulmonary illness. He was nearly 21, had topped civil service exams, worked briefly as a post office clerk, and had recently relinquished his job to illness. Funeral at his residence Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev A F Chaffee and Rev Charles Tee officiating. choir from local churches to provide music.
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Willard Emerson Evans
Mra
W. D. Evans
Seventh Avenue
Chase
Postores
Cnme
Il-Health
Fef
Chaffee
Charles Tee
Methodist
First Presbyterian
Miners Gather in Sandy's Weld to Chart Organizing Steps
About 500 miners and mineworkers met at Sandy's Weld yesterday after a strike by mine drivers and rounners. District Organizer Benjamin James spoke, and enthusiasm ran high though drivers remained unorganized. They planned preliminary steps toward forming a junior union at a previous assembly in Menulty's arcade.
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Sandy
Benjamin James
W United Mine Workers
Menulty
Bishop Moore Leads Service After Cathedral Fire Loss
Rt Rev John Moore bishop of St Augustine Florida led services at St Hox Church yesterday addressing the fire wreckage of the recently destroyed cathedral. He spoke to congregants in the wake of the disaster which ruined area orange groves and disrupted church resources. The bishop’s visit drew a warm reception from attendees.
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John Moore
St. Augustine
Florida
St. Hox
Well being Well Sunk Drilling Progress Near Hendrick Mill
A submerged well project aimed at 440 feet depth is stalled with no water found yet. Drilling advances about fifteen feet daily as foresees a successful strike. If insufficient, a fourth pump will be installed to continue operations.
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Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Community Notes of Local Visits and Pulpit Duty
Sunday gatherings include Rev. Charles Lee resuming services at First Presbyterian after vacation. Visitors travel between Scranton Binghamton Uniondale New York and Nineveh. Residents host guests from Pittston Windsor Nineveh and New York City with several trips planned across Central New York.
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Mick Emma Coon
William Clum
Windsor N
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
M. J. Larkin
Scranton
Thomas Flood
Binghamton
N. Y
Margaret Lynette
Pittuton Frends
C.F. Rose
Uniondale
Frank Roommelmeyer
Seventh Avenue
Thomas Eltel
Gorge Roemmelieyer
New York City
James Stott
May Manville
Pigeon Cove
Mass
Ro Mann
Nineveh
New
Cicorne Williams
Willams Avenue
Iis News
Frederick van Gorder
William Eaton
New York State
Death of Mia Hill at Hilltreet
Mia Hill wife of William Hill died at home on Hilltreet Sunday morning from heart failure after months of suffering. Born in Stockesley England she lived here seventeen years. Left are husband William 14 and Robert 8. Service at residence Tuesday 2 pm then Methodist Episcopal church at 230 Rev Bimpking officiating. Interment Prospect cemetery. Improved Order of Red Men to meet at Wigwam for burial arrangements.
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Mia
Mary
William Hill
Hilltreet
Stockesley
England
William
Robert
Episcopal Church
Prospect Cemetery
Gilbert Taylor
Rev Charlies Ernery Preached at Welsh Baptist Church Meeting
Rev Charles Erery of Adawarte ville preached at the Welsh Baptist church last evening delivering an eloquent sermon. The Taylor Mose company No. 1 planned an important meeting Wednesday evening with business of great import. Residents and visitors from nearby towns attended family and social events, visits, and reunions across Taylor and surrounding areas.
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Charlies Ernery
Welsh Baptist Church
Charles Erery
Adawarteville
Menery
Edwardsville
Mo M. William
Malin Street
William PL Griffiths
Harrisburg
Sarah Samuels
Samuels
Main Street
Drifton
Watkin Mornang
Bellevue
Thomas Reynolds
Joseph Rogers
Great Bend
Thomas Rogers
Union Pirect
Temperance
van Horn's Tall
Carrie Wells
Clarks
Misa Filele Carey
Uniontreet
Wesley Patzinker
Veetenday
Schuslkill County
Wey
Mise Susie Morris
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
M. . Dudg
Haw
New York
Willem Pilehand
Taylor Street
Mire Midith van Buekirk
Mownt Pocone
Richard Wathing
Scrantop
John G. Owens
Sehuyikill County
Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Area
Miss Annie Hollenback of Cartondale visits sister Mrs Eirwin Waiters in town John Charles Osborne of Jermyn spent Sabbath in town Frank Artemus of Moosic served as war er at the home of Ed Win Waters Miss Hattie Hollenback returns home from Railroad Street Mrs Edwin Watery Jennie Morgan the Morgans Hall Road Street, slips on sidewalk and sustains deep gash requiring stitches Mrs O W Lott of Dundaff Street indisposed The Wynn Lott daughter recovers from gastric fever Mrs Hamm of Warren tract is very sick Mrs Alfred Bayliss Warren tract visiting her aunt Mrs Benjamin Resse Rendham and John White Warren tract improving rapidly
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Annie Hollenback
Cartondale
Eirwin
John Charles Osborne
Jermyn
Frank Artemus
Moosic
Ed- Win Waters
Hattie Hollenback
Edwin Watery
Railroad Street
Mousiv
Matt Hodgson
Wandling
Richmondale
David Morgan
Daniel Rutan
Carbondale
Hamm
Warren Tract
Alfred Bayliss
Waren
Benjamin Resse
Rendham
John White
Jennie
Mves
A. L. Morgan
Hallroad Street
W. Lott
Dundaff Street
Wynn Lott
Accident Near Montrose Claims Children And Injures Family
James Bishop and family were in a wagon accident two miles south of town while returning from Montrage. The runaway team threw the family from the wagon near John Cooley’s residence. One five year old boy was killed and another boy seriously injured. Mrs Bishop broke an arm and Mr Bishop was injured. The daughter and baby were unharmed. The team was stopped near South Montrose.
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Gertrude Billings
Binghamton
Ite
Messrs
H. P. Whalen
T. A. Mack
P. PD. Craser
Susquehbanna
Mike Lena Denelie
Philadelphia
Alfred Southern
New York City
A. HM. McCollum
Marry Phillips
Beranton
Willameport
James Bishop
Montrage
John Cooley
Cam
Harvest Week Fabric Sale Items and Prices
Flannel One case cream shaker flannel valued at 54ac yardage. About 1,000 yards of outing flannel at 8c per yard. Dark calicoes two cases at 8c per yard. Percales 5,000 yards at 8c per yard. Striped ticking fifteen pieces at a few cents. Flannelettes 3,000 yards for dresses at toe yard. Linings 500 yards fancy dress. Sateens 3,000 yards latest fall dress styles at 12 1/2c per yard.
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Cadibesau
Scattered Notices and Local Incidents in Pittston
A crowded Alderman Terrecht hearing was postponed due to absent witnesses tied to a Lithuanian excursion. Reports detail confrontations between Connell and Lagayllete families, a fatal trolley accident, church admonitions, a Lithuanian congregation trip to Harvey's Lake, and various community events including a hospital operation, rail worker notes, and a local political canvass by Robert Owens.
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Terrecht
Joseph Connell
Ladistin Lomaytis
Toguytly
Connell
Logavile
Longavile
Tering
Robert
A. KS
Howe
George Osborne
Hampton
Tone Idland
Willard Howe
Hie College Ohwin
St. Kasimir's Church
Harvey's Lake
Lehigh Valley
Teplur
Hiehttal
Dr. Hart
Wilkes-Barre
Henry O'Hara
Toomorrow
Company
AP Armory
West Side
East Side
Scotty" Murdeck
Tunkhanhock
Funeral for Tempe kin at Erle colliery drew large crowd
The funeral of Inte Alva Tempe kin, killed at work in the Erle colliery, was held Saturday afternoon at First Baptist church. Rev. W I F Brown and Rev. J FB Cook officiated. a large crowd could not be admitted. Gifts included a wreath and a plow. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed. community attended. Separately, invitations were issued for the marriage of Charlie Davies's daughter to Dr Wd Baker of Carbonale, set for the Methodist church Wednesday at 2.00.
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Neta
Orier United American Mechanics
J. Dy Wall
J. H. Svigte
Theodore Spoutigue
Tom Pree
Frenny Myrra
Lafayette Matthews
Jonn Lee
Jacob Hiller
Kime Trip
Charlie Davies
Second Street
Heve
Chom
Wd, Baker
Carbondale
Bent
Edwin Lang
Wilkes-Barre
Nerve Food Ad Promotes Hood’s Pills and Pile Cure
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hood’s nerve food and pills as reliable aids for nerves and constipation. It claims Hood’s products never disappoint and promotes a “Mowd made pape too rieh” slogan as a key benefit.
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Hood
Avalanche caution and a mountain tragedy recounted
A Tiocoky Mountain News snippet recalls James Porchard recalling a farewell shout that triggered a deadly avalanche near Georgetown. The piece blends a survivor tale with a medicinal ad for Hales Catarrh Cure and Cheney remedies, noting a dramatic winter collapse and a personal guilt memory.
Superior product debuts in Scranton market
Bartels Brewing Co announces a new Superior product now on the market in Scranton and vicinity. The firm invites inquiries and urges trial, claiming unmatched flavor and claiming purity and healthful properties.
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Scranton
A Boy Learns Rough Lessons From Street Fights
A boy returning from kindergarten narrates a crude street encounter with a bigger boy. He describes grabbing a stone to threaten the assailant, gets punished at home, and later faces a harsher test as he limps home with torn clothes and a bloodied face.
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Chicago and Northwestern
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Sayers
Mineral Mills
Herbert Dikeman
Emma Dikeman
Susquehanna
J. Gantemuller
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Pittston News
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Annie Corbett
Athaetic City
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Hull
William Longhney
St. John’s Chate
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John F. Hoyle
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H. P. Anter
Fairfax Avenue
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Knights of Pathine
Sheridan
Beckville
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Blossburg
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David FL Jones
North Miln Street
Presbyterian Hospital
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Mors
Factoryville
Jermyn and Mayfield
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State Court of Appeals
Perchard
Georgetown
Iminerk
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Allde
Ilait
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney, & CO
Bartels Brewing Co
Edwardsville, Luzerne Co
Adam Leigh
Joe
Chichester
Givart Teilehie
Lanesook
Teetimeniete Hema Paper
Chichester Chemical Co
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Dirsagiste
Vhilada
Seaint ‘Roe
Ajax Remedy CO
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Matthews Bros
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North Lath St
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