Nearly Three Thousand Treated at Carbondale Emergency Hospital
The nine year old Emergency Hospital reports nearly three thousand patients treated in its first years. President Jones notes a year of difficulties and timely helpers, praising staff led by superintendent Miss Wright and secretary Mrs Norton as requests for funds and new buildings to expand care are outlined.
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Jones
Corbondale
Bon
Oies
Iit
Mor
Siice
Mecarchy
Thie
Eal
Blenerneshi
Wright
ML BS. Norton
Cmd
Wits
Allee
Dal Ter Cortia
New York
Chaiaria
Westen Balliard
Switzerland
Saxony
Ireland
Grape-Nuts Restores Health After Tooth Loss
A mother who had all teeth removed in hope of relief suffered rapid decline in 1901. After starting Grape-Nuts with rich cream, she recovered health, gained flesh, and showed improved mental clarity within three months, per a testimonial from Fortun Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Death notice for William Scull of Davies Post
William Scull, a member of Davies Post, died Monday at his home on Seco Street. The funeral will be Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church, with burial in Jericho Cemetery. Comrade Seull served in the Civil War and was survived by his wife Elizabeth Murton.
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William Scull
Davies’ Post
Willie Scull
O O'Elook
Sie Seco Street
Ercasa
Denkea
MS de Puller
Scull
Scull Our Lool Gira
Amiteh Serview
Amis la Obeet Ourie
Decensel
Pennsylvanie Cavalry
Davies
Am Oe
Milzabeth Murton
Thomas Miurton
Jeri Gemetery
Train collision disrupts Delaware and Hudson service injures crew
A head-on derailment near the Northwest breaker halted Delaware and Hudson traffic as Erie and Delaware main line trains collided. Conductor Melvin jumped to safety as the caboose was torn off and seventeen cars wrecked, leaving the line disrupted for most of the day.
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Nouthwest
Delaware
Delaware and
Hadson
Lawee
Melvin
Hin
Iévie
Ganto
Trate
Obituary Notices for Mohn D Malay and Chester Austin
Mohn D Malay of Upper Cinnain direct died yesterday after a two weeks illness. He was 41, long president of this city, employed at the Wilson Creek mine. Survived by a wife and four sons and brothers Patek Dunmers and Bae Wird. Chester Austin, one year four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Granville, died yesterday after measles.
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Mohn D. Malay
Upper Cinnain Direct
Thin Clty
Wilson Creek
Delaware
Hul
Order of
Hibernians
David
Wilieimn
Joseph
Daniel
John Malas
Pheniel
Patek
Dunmners
Baewird
Michigan
Chester Austin
Mere
Joseph Granville
Carbondale School Board Deadlocked on Night School Teachers
The Carbondale school board remains split over electing night school teachers as a deadlock repeats a historic pattern. Officials have not reached a decision, prolonging staffing for evening classes.
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Carbondale
Night School Teacher Choice Deadlocked
P M Brennan and Thomas W Loftus each hold three votes for the night school post as the board adjourns promising a Saturday meeting to break the deadlock. A motion by Copeland for seven new cabinets for the manual training idea passed, with cabinets ordered from J C Downe present at the session.
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P. M. Brennan
Thomas W. Loftus
Copeland
Gallageher
J. C. Downe
No. 3 School
Willding
Patrick M. Brennan
the Voice
Wis
Lofttus
Gallagher
Vanan
Brennan
Kvane
Kirwin
Teaching Too Much Says Prof. Geo Hull at Institute
Prof. Geo Hull of Millerville State Normal School urged Carbondale teachers to reduce the breadth of study and teach core subjects more thoroughly. He shared a turnip farming parable to illustrate overloading curricula and stressed fundamental principles across subjects. Miss Laura Hagarty and Dr. Thompson also spoke on reading and drawing education as part of the first day of the Carbondale City Teachers Institute.
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Millersville Normal School
Carbondale City Teachers’ Institute
Laura Hagarty
Thompson
Institute of the Carbondale Ealy
Elmer J. Gare
Koree Hull
Society of
Millere- Ville
Carbondale
Hull
Wall
Hall
Treffer
Higtere
Thoin Arnold
Ptaehs
Leive
Oxford
Eael
Pyar
Hagarty
Hegarty
Buffalo
N. Y
Misa Tugariy
Viojong Mieralure
Jersey City
Escaped Knife and Ten Months of Peace After Piles Cure
A letter from Mrs Hodgson of Des Moines praises Pyramid Pile Cure after eleven years of piles and a threatened operation. She credits one dollar box of Pyramid Ointment and two boxes of Pyramid Pilla for relief, noting no symptoms for ten months. Pyramid Drug Co. offers the cure by mail for fifty cents a package and a booklet on piles.
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Mrs. &, Hodgson
Street
Des Moines
Tawa
Evening class schedule and lectures at Magarty school
The program lists advanced mathematics by Prof George Hull and Dr Thompson, elementary language with Miss Laura Magrady, and music and vocal sessions in the afternoon and evening. Also noted are orchestra, lecture The Man of Galilee by Hon George Wendling, and various student groups including Miss Regina McCabe.
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Thompson
Miss Laura
Magarty
Sii
Regina McCabe
Galilee
George I. Wendling
Enjoyable concert by Brockway Slayton Jubilee Singers at Grand
The Brockway or Slayton Jubilee singers performed at the Grand last night as the first Institute course number. Seven colored singers four men and three women presented a varied program with camp meeting songs daybreak selections and novelties imitating chiming bells banjo twangs and much comedy. The audience showed enthusiastic applause and wished for a longer program. Tomorrow Hon George T Wendling nationally known lecturer will present a further treat to course patrons.
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Brockway
Slayton
Institute
George T. Wendling
The Chaperons at Grand Friday Night
The Chaperons will be at the Grand Friday night featuring Eva Tanguay and a chorus of songs. Highlights include Sambo and A Gentle Touch along with lively numbers by Trixie Friganz, Sally Fisher, Walter Jones, and a popular street ballad chorus We're All Good Fellows.
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Eva Tanguay
Trixie Friganz Soing
Sally Fisher
Walter Jones
Misa Delhi Chumard Hosts China Exhibit at Lincolnvento Home
A decorative china exhibit by Misa Delhi Chumard drew many admirers yesterday at the Lincolnvento home of her sister Mrs. A L Patterson. The show is described as a refined display in a stylish decor. The exhibit continues through today with an open invitation to interested guests.
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Misa Delhi Chumard
A. L. Patterson
Lincolnvento
Personal notices drift with travels and engagements
John Brown of Fallbrook Street a Cantonese man? no. He won rapid promotion in Line International Correspondence Schools field service and left yesterday for Georgia after a short visit at his home. Attorney Gardner of Forest City had no Carbondale visit yesterday. Mercad Mee Cy J Whites announce the engagement of their daughter Blanche Livingstone to Maurice Thicher Church of Carbondale Wayne Independent. Maurice T Church left yesterday for Cumberland MD to assume the superintendency of the Widlls Brothers mill, promoted a week ago.
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John Brown
Fallbrook Street
Ihondale
Whette
Line International Correspondence Schools
Georgia
Attorney Gardner
Forest City
Carbondale
Mercad Mee
Cy J. Whites
Blanche Livingstone
Maurice Thicher Church
Wayne Independent
Maurice T. Church
Yeathday
Cumberland
Mal
Widls’ Brothers’ Mill
Ana
Jermany Mayfield William Scull Dies After Illness
Jermyn resident William Scull of Second Street died at 4 o clock yesterday from apoplexy. He was seventy years old, born in Scott Township, served in the Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War, with a slight injury at Lee’s surrender. He resided in the borough for fifteen years and was highly regarded. he is survived by his wife. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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William Scull
Second Street
Scott Township
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Lee
Jormyn
Fur Sellers and Customers Know Little in Early Days
In early days people who sold furs knew little about them and their customers knew even less, reflecting a primitive market understanding and limited knowledge of fur qualities and values.
Jouvin Gloves Made in Grenoble Presented at $1.50
Grenoble crafted gloves by Jouvin boast in house designs and French skins from France raised animals. Available in black white glace or suede with three or two clasps and overseams in latest colors.
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Grenoble
France
Globe
House Coats for Men Offer Two Tone Comfort
The article touts two tone house coats for men in soft wool, priced at five dollars though comparable coats go for six elsewhere. It notes better cloth and workmanship this year, claiming coats are richer and cozier than before and may sell out before Christmas.
Handkerchiefs for Holiday Gift Purchases
O- Women’s Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs offer festive options. Some have just hemstitching with a corner embroidery, others feature a tiny tuck above or corner work. Prices are one dozen for 1.00 dollars or each at 0.10 dollars.
Silk Waists Promoted for Christmas Gifts
Silk Waists in Louisine peau de soie moire and taffeta offered in many colors and dainty styles targeted as ideal Christmas gifts for women.
Men's Handkerchiefs Arcade Variety Quality Size
The advertisement promotes men handkerchiefs with a large variety and better quality. It highlights plain hemmed styles priced from 40 cents, initial handkerchiefs at 25 to 68 cents, and plain silk handkerchiefs ranging from 50 cents to one dollar.
Delaware and Hudson colliery destroyed by fire
The Delaware and Hudson colliery was destroyed by fire at 6 o'clock last evening causing excitement as onlookers feared a breaker blaze. Employees will receive pay for the second half of November next Friday afternoon. Alfred Reese was acquitted of a tenacious charge after the money thought stolen was found shortly after the arrest.
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Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Tragic Mine Accident Claims Pauick Madden
Pauick Madden a 20 year old miner at Bird's Eye shaft in Olyphant died after a fall of coal crushed him while he felled down the coal. He expired at night and leaves a mother three brothers and a sister. He belonged to a local religious group and was beloved by neighbors and friends.
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Pauick Madden
Nwn
Pathe Or
Mathew
Holy Nine
Aye
Nidussoclter
Pesidea
John, Thome
Murthey
Old and Well-Tried Remedy for Teething Children
An 19th century remedy, Winslow’s Bolloothing Syrup, touted as the best teething cure by many mothers in the United States. The text claims it stops diarrhoea griping and wind colic by soothing the child, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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Winslow
Agnes Fudien Funeral Arrangements Not Yet Finalized
The obituary notes Agnes Fudien remains in residence in Blakely as details of funeral plans are pending. A large gathering with many friends attended a social event at the parish house, with meals served and community members from nearby towns joining in.
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Agnes Fudien
Mr. Dail Airs
T. of
Patelok Ductile
Bolus
Vailes
Alilen Paetiediel
Cotohs
Obitig
Peckville
Prof i
Pouser
Serunion
Buciniciy
Nia
James
AL PY Mirai
Demi
Dle Byte
Wiltkes Harre
Mini Jones
Miss Annie MacAndrew Visits Wilker Barre Relatives
Arch Bald notices Miss Annie MacAndrew of Wilker Barre visiting relatives in town. Miss Krattle Molmes of Forest City is also visiting relatives in town.
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Annie MacAndrew
Wilker- Barre
Krattle Molmes
Forest City
Funeral of John Gilroy Washell Held Sunday
Funeral ceremonies for the late John Gilroy Washell were largely attended on Sunday afternoon. Miss Ross Callaway has returned to Wise WHI relatives in Scranton. Miss Joele Gilligan and Lixgle Gols ling of Jermyn visited in town Sunday. Miss Cove Miller of Carbondale is visiting in town. Misses Bertha and Maria Davis and Florence Jones of Carbondale were in town Friday. IOW Sweenes of Philadelphia is visiting his mother on Main Street.
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John Gilroy Washell
Ross Callaway
Scranston
Joele Gilligan
Lixgle Golsling
Jermyn
Mise Cove Miller
Carbondale
Wieiting
Bertha
Maria Davis
Florence Jones
Cilluys
IOW
Sweenes
Thiladelphia
Peckville Society Notice Describes Dundaff Event at Odd Fellows
An item from Peckville reports a local social gathering with a parade and group present. It notes Mrs Wood of Worcester inviting her daughter and mentions the opening of a new store building by W S Blooe and praise for the town leader Mr Hibes Joy Meas Vole as.
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Roberts Bros
Mung Hoo
Clillendey
Worcester
N. Y
Wood
Diltert
Pride of
Delent Elipter
Onder
Eastern Star
Odd Pellowe
ALD
Iether Ter
Javekelit
Drugeist Wl S. Bloee
Tribune Ad Arts Offer For Card and Ad Half Tones
Effective and attractive half tones and line cuts available at The Tribune office. We deliver unexcelled work promptly at lowest rates. A trial order will convince you.
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Tribune
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