Carbondale Hospital Trustees Hold Special Meeting
At a special meeting the Carbondale hospital trustees and medical staff discussed measures for the institution. The annual report notes the hospital is in debt and proposes charging ten dollars weekly for regular ward patients and twelve to fifteen for private rooms. Thirty five patients are housed, five with fractured thighs, and staff will rotate duties monthly for regular and emergency care.
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Carbondale Hospital
Tribune
Aly
The
Atail
Nighttime arrest over nude photograph in art exhibit
Wallace McMullen of Wisconsin faces a court appearance for carrying and exhibiting a nude photograph. The image allegedly resembles a local woman, who contends it was presented as her likeness. McMullen claims he obtained the photo for entertainment purposes and says he may face additional charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McMullen
Thie City
Wis
Hener
McMullen
Soranten
Peasant social and business meeting noted in Shenan city
A Trinity guild peasant social and business meeting occurred at Miss Carrie Mores home on North Church street Shenan Bunnell traveled to Scranton on professional business yesterday James Fox a shorthand instructor from Carbondale secured a lucrative stenographer post at Cudahy Packing Scranton Dr L Ballew and Peter Krants left for New York to consult a specialist about Mr Krants condition The death of Mrs O M Rand of Danville wife of Mrs Jane Minswell of this city was reported Miss Delhi Bayley s condition showed improvement Phoebe Skilltharn of Scranton reported new Daughters of Hebekah officers in the city last night Local sports interest centered on Plebiewit s victory in England from The Thoune.
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Trinity Guild
Carrie Mores
North Church Street
Evenine
Shenan Bunnell
Scranton
James Fox
South Main Street
Stoatt
Carbondale
Cudahy
L. Ballew
Peter Kriants
New York
Kranta
0. M.rhand
Danville
Jane Minswell
Delhi Bayley Renmaine
Mie
Phoebe Skiltharn
Daughters of
Hebekah
England
Sacred Heart church fair opens tomorrow night
The Sacred Heart church fair begins tomorrow with a warm comfortable building and an Elven entertainment by Crystal Fire company on Monday. Also a First Baptist church business meeting will discuss extending a chair for a pastor and workers at Glenweem, Eric and Keystone collier salaries paid yesterday.
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Sacred Heart Church
Crystal Fire Comany
Bapist
Ehurch
Glenweunl
Eric
Ladies Aid Society
St. James Hylseopal
Enterprise Hall
Stephen Milley
Fourth Street
Lizzie Gannon
Peckville
Walter Murray
Carbondale
PECEVILLE Social and Local Election Notes And Church Event
Miss Jessie Stearns will present a Presbyterian church entertainment on Wednesday November 14 under the Union Temperance league. Miles H. Johnson seeks a councilman seat. R. A. Barnes visits from New York. Thieves stole thirty two chickens. carpenters union meeting planned at Wilson fire company hall Thursday evening. Order of Pocahontas set a gathering Friday at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Aiba Thal Pugh. Regular Odd Fellows session held with most members present. Discussions cover transfer to operate the commercial telegraph system and urgent need for six light, one medium, and three forty-volt transformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Stearns
Presbyterian Church
Nec
Union Temperance League
Miles H. Johnson
Third Ward
R.A. Barnes
New York
Richard Bratley
Viu
Ceorge Thamar
Order of Pocahontas
Mere
Aiba Thal -- Pugh
Hickory Street
Connie
Hhins
Harper
Smith
Evetein
Stag
Myr
Taylor
Coffee Nonsense Adlet Promotes Pure Grain Drink
A garbled ad promotes a grain based beverage claiming it helps sleep and replaces coffee. It targets households with calls to try it now, naming Madge and a brand in a disjointed sales pitch aimed at parents and children.
Scranton Borough Votes on Electric Transformer Purchases
In the second ward one hundred dollar and two fifty dollar light transformers were requested. Reeve of the third ward asked for two ten and three sixty dollar transformers. Contractor Fred Platt of Scranton Electrical Construction Co. offered to furnish the transformers for 080.73 and to estimate wiring costs at 2780 with a toll of 1200.75. Platt suggested individual security. President Smith offered to personally secure 8500. The ordinance to bond H.0 for the electric system passed. The project aims to light all unlit streets and upgrade the current system by purchasing transformers.
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Second Ward
Reeve
Third Ward
Fred Platt
Scranton Electrical Construction
War Present
Platt
Smith
Taylor area lodge ceremony and community notices
Acadia lodge Ne avy Free and Accented Masons held an elaborate banquet and installed officers led by Worshipful Master James J. Anderson. The town notes social events, church suppers, and a funeral in Taylor with local residents traveling to nearby towns.
Local lodge officers installed in Od Fellows hall
The British American Lodge of St George installed new officers Monday led by District Deputy Benjamin Wandling. Several residents were noted for legal work, hospital stays, and social visits, including Ambrose O'Donnell and Thomas Brown families. The community reported illnesses, a typhoid death in Philadelphia, and a lively social gathering at a Forest City hotel with many attendees.
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Lone
St. George
Od Fellows
Benjamin
Milton
Wandling
Ambrose M. O'Donnell
Berinton
Thomas Brown
Thomes Brown
San Juan
Porte Ries
Atatine
Forest City
Fuca Cee Enie
Mod Kok
Amfwes
William Jones
Willie Miduawetitin
Frank Dar
Officers Elected At Paulowne Lodge Meeting
At the eegar meeting of Paulowne Junge Dywuwhtere of Bobekully the grand master’s deputy Mrs Bucon M Tompkins of Meshoppen detected the following officers Noble grand Mrs Arvilla Caer Vice grand Mrs Paulowna Brown Secretary Mrs H Holgate Treasurer Mrs Ortha Holgate Steward Mrs Strahl Stanton Chaplain Mrs Flowman Rhodes Warden Mrs Alice Goodwin Conductor Mrs Bewieh Travis R W Mr Reynolds Senior Deacon Mrs Louise Capwell Junior Deacon Mrs Nancy Miller inside guardian Mrs Ida Britton outside guardian Mrs Gardiner Af
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Eegar
Paulowne Junge
Dywuwhtere
Bobekully
Meld Feff
Grand Master
Bucon M. Tompkins
Meshoppen
Noble Grand
Arvilla CG. Caer
Paulowna Brown
Swoon
Mei. H. Holgate
Asapant Secreture
Mise Ortha Holgate
Tredgure
Miv
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Radical Heal
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, safe, and radical treatment for all forms of piles and rectal diseases. It claims no surgical pain, contrasts with dangerous operations, and touts rapid, lasting relief. Prepared by Pyramid Drug Co. and sold by druggists for 15 cents per package.
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Steve
Jo Moe Cores le Pot
Pyramid Drug Co
Man'ehall, Mich
Local Social Notes From Auburn and Nearby Towns
Miss Harrison of Auburn visits Aunt Mrs Baumter. Ladies' Aid society holds afternoon meeting at Mrs Arnerson's scene. Mr and Mrs Drake Jr return from hunting trip with fine catch. Mrs Nettie Lawent and Misses Rena and Maxette Edall visit relatives in Wilkes Bar. Worth Brodhead of Sak Rap hie, Mini, visits with Mr Ede and Shiver of West Pittsburgh at Mrs Sante Randieden's Monday. Lawrenceville Thief company opens new shop. preparations for upcoming events continue.
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Miss Harrison
Auburn
L L. Baumter
Ald Society
Amlersen
Flrowart
Aedoor Drake, Jr
Blume
Nettie Lawent Oni
Rena
Maxette Edeall
Wilkes Boag
My. Worth Brodhead
Sak
Mini
Types of Cruisers and Their Old Frigate Lineage
The article traces cruiser evolution from old frigates, noting modern cruisers as descendants. It cites Detroit and Marblehead as protected types and New York and Brinkton as armored examples, and mentions historical shipbuilding shifts and tonnage-based classifications.
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Detroit
Monster Octopus Attacks Divers in Malayan Waters
A deadly sea monster lurks as divers in Malaya cope with giant octopus attacks. The creature’s six large tentacles and powerful suction threaten two men who battle to free themselves. Divers adopt new defense measures including torches and weapons to sever tentacles and survive the encounter.
The Man Who Counts Women as Correspondents
A Buffalo physician Dr Pierce, chief consulting physician of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute, draws extensive female correspondence. The piece critiques medical advertising that urges women to write to a male doctor, arguing true medical expertise requires qualified physicians and education.
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Buffalo
Tir
KV. Pierce
the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgten Institute
S. C
Durtoy Pierce
Winen
Te Pierce
Happiness vs Misery Charcote Soule Tablets
Sober cure advertisement claims Charcote Soule Tablets cure drunkenness and melancholy from overindulgence. It asserts appetite destruction for alcohol and all intoxicants and alleges you can administer it without patient knowledge. Pamphlet available from Wm. G. Clark in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Drick
Melanie Choly
Jan
Wm. G. Clark
Penn Ave
Scranton
Evolution of Cruiser Types From Unprotected to Armored
The article outlines cruiser classifications from simple unprotected to armored types. It describes deck protection, waterline armor, and gun embrasures, noting armored cruisers blend speed with heavy protection and can stand in line of battle while protected cruisers defend machinery and magazines.
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Port Hotee
Hla
New York
Mrookivin
ATOR
Infernal Injury Report Creates Confusing Inquiry
A muddled wartime scene shows officials debating a controversial injury claim and the fate of a soldier. Quarrel over the details leads to a digressive exchange as Sansipe and Mix, Jenks correspondents, close in on the truth amid scattered testimony and emotional responses.
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Peureon
Houston
Sansipe
Mix
Jenks
Jared
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Peceville
Taylor News
Webwe
Acadia Lodge Neavy
Effin
James J. Anderson
Burgess James B. Watkins
Viveses G. Brown
Morgan M. Williams
Andrew Coles
Representative McCrindle
Calvary Baptiet Church
Binse
Delawi Hackawanna
Taylor, Pyne and Holden Collieriee
Mines Proberts
Neoith Thylow
Wilkes-Barre
Westside
Weber's
Michael
Michael Corcoran
Taylor Street
Minogka Catholic
J. Reynolde
Elmira
J. Johnson
Eneneh
Tomes Palmer
Nereen
Taylor Borough
St. Toseph
Father Matthew
Chamberlain
Toalle
Winton Wrigley
Bermainton
Feranton
Atoca
Cathetic Mutual Benevolent Association
St Ceorge
Independent Order of Horntusonhs
Archon
George Hollis
M. Ff. Fionn
A. M. Steener
Ne. Tute
J. I. Blarrig
Thurles Johnson
RB. Hosking Settine
Frank Shales
Inistwes
Jodiy
Manes Bund
Dames Nelson
John Gillie
Ran- Sein
Fathi Hendpicha
Hoboken
William Christian
Mies
Clark le
Airs
Nelson
Pittston
Factoryville
New Guinea
Aten
New Thuined
Netopis
Olfier
Cineafer
Pei
Ube
Itv
Sorin
Janel Mt “Nee Nile
Ovedie
Ibny
the Man
Chen
Univ
Mieree
Ted
Bia
Merce
Renedies
Uwe
Aera
Pierce
Picmie
Iim
Abe
Renment
Gene
Feck
Halle
Tee
Pienwe
Che Decker
Jon Sores
Lin Uivige
Pierco
Pietice
Pierce Doen
Mleree
Dale Moetiner Patel
Bern
Sr Pierre
Homler
Cini
Nurgheal
Operaning Peersyet
Ny Etter Institution
Trewimnent
Whyiripji
Heiedinien
Veorkd
Sangleal Institute
Pawit
Perkipa
Ayd
Bry
R. V. Pierce
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