Epworth League Elects Officers In Cardonalde Meeting
Epworth League in Cardonalde held its monthly business meeting in the church Sunday school. Officers elected include President J B Kilpatrick Secretary Berthier Dix Treasurer Mamie Stephens and Organist Lena Bronson. Ten new members were admitted and the treasurer reports an 41.38 balance. A recognition social followed with all present enjoying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
J. B. Kilpatrick
Berthier Dix
Mamie Stephens
Lena Bronson
Trinity Guild to Host Supper and Entertainment
The Trinity Guild of the Episcopal church will host a supper and fan entertainment tonight at Mrs. G W Evans home 4 Wayne Street. The program features the citys best musical and literary talent and is open to the public for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
G.W. Evans
Wayne Street
Miss Maggie Powderly Injured in Terrace Street Fall
Miss Powderly a Terrace Street saleslady at the New York store was injured when she stepped back into an open cellar trap door and fell. She suffered severe bruises but no bones were broken and is under Dr. Gillis care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Powderly
Terrace E Street
Miss Powderly
New York
Funeral for Miss Mary Mullady Held at Local Church
The late Miss Mary Mullady's funeral took place yesterday from her home on South Church street. A requiem mass was led by Rev. John Griffin with assist from Rev. M F O Rourke of Wilkes-Barre. Burial followed in St Rose cemetery with pallbearers David Morgan George Schaff J W Kilpatrick M B Mundi gan Thomas Nealon and Richard Kilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mullady
South Church Street
John Griffin
M. F. O'Rourke
Wilkes-Barre
St. Rose Cemetery
David Morgan
George Schaff
J. W. Kilpatrick
M. B&b. Mundigan
Thomas Nealon
Richard Kilpatrick
Unfortunate accident injures worker at Delaware and Hudson yard
John Dennis of Rock Avenue suffered injuries while at his duties in the Delaware and Hudson yard. While changing operation, he attempted to mount a passing hand car and was struck by an unseen stick, throwing him to the ground. He sustained neck and shoulder injuries and will be off work for several days.
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John Dennis
Rock Avenue
Delaware and Hudgon Yard
Dennis
Sunday social to aid Christmas fund at Baptist church
The Sunday school classes of Mrs. T B Jepson and Miss Lucy Joslin host a social this evening at the Baptist church. The program features Temperial and Magnolia quartets, Hunt and Wilson with mandolin and guitar, Mesdames Benton and Avery in vocal duets, plus recitations and other attractions.
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T. B. Jepson
Lucy Joslin
Baptist Church
Temperial
Magnolia
Messrs. Hunt and Wilson
Mesdames Benton and Avery
Coal Shaft Sinking Near City Hill by D. and H.
On the west hill about a half mile from the city line preparations to sink a shaft are underway to find coal. The shaft is seven feet square and twelve feet deep, atop a hill above the ravine of Hitile creek from Mountain pond Passes, with work conducted by the D. and H. company.
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Hitile
Mountain Pond
Water supply risk as streams freeze in city
Officials warn that all small streams feeding the city water supply are frozen solid, cutting off virtually the entire supply while consumption continues. Ponds Nos 4 and 7 are being lowered daily, raising fears of suffering if a famine occurs.
Local Notes From The City In Brief
Michael McAndrews jailed after wife accuses him of stabbing attempts. Sally Manufacturing Co of Oxford makes iron sleds and novelties. Mrs Henry Pierce of John Street is home recovering from grippe. Mrs Mary Healey, formerly of the city, visits here. J J Curran of Wilkes Barre visited. Charters child recovering from diphtheria and seen about the house. M K Harnden and M K Purdy return from the League of American Wheelmen state convention in Philadelphia. Mrs Robert Ducksberry sidelined by grippe. C Buck of Kimira Erie division freight in town yesterday. Joseph Kelly of Olyphant in town. Bryden ill with bronchitis. A young Lynott suffered epileptic spasms on Main Street.
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Michael McAndrews
Sally Manufacturing Company
Oxford
N. Y
Mia
Henry Pierce
John Street
Mra
Mary Healey
Wisconsin
J. J. Curran
Wilkes-Barre
Charters
M. K. Harnden
M. K. Purdy
Philadelphia
League of American Wheelmen
Robert Ducksberry
C. Buck
Kimira
Erie
Yester
Joseph Kelly
Olyphant
Bryden
Lynott
Holiday Specialties Line Sours Through Nonsensical Slogan
A garbled OCR line about holiday specialties mentions chai and brands but lacks coherent facts or clear individuals or organizations to describe. The fragment reads as a marketing line with stray words, offering no verifiable event or context.
Fatal accident on Miller farm near Tunkhannock township
A young man Stephen Artel from Hazelton worked for Fred Miller and died after a falling tree trapped him at Miller’s farm in Tunkhannock township. Miller attempted to free him, but help arrived too late. Authorities deemed the death accidental with no inquest. Frank Artel of Dupont notified.
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Carry Sperry
Sayre
Lemon and Dimpock
Braintrim
Fred. Miller
Tunkhannock Township
Stephen Artel
Hazelton
Mr. Miller
Miller
Artel
Ariel
Frankaftel
Dupont
Milles
Morris Minneman
Hilkowich Bros
Vvalusing
Harry E
Farmers’ Institute
Court House
John Hamilton
George T. Powell
State of New York
N. LB. Critchfield
Somerset County
D. W. Herman
State Board of Agriculture
M. J. Leonard
Tacoma
Wash
Philipsburg
Montana
Jane
William Hammond
H. A
Sultiff
Groff
Sullliff
Paul du Challlu
Stovton Dayne
Laceyville
Eltisena
Laceyville Baptist Church
J. A. Jayne
Mra
Eredato
Falls School
Local Notes From Old Forge and Surrounding Towns
Miss Phoebe Davis of Dunmore visits Miss Lydia Reed. Hunting trip to Lake Ariel by W Merritt and P McPeak. Harry Tooley of New York visits his parents. Walter Williams, previously injured, can walk with crutches. Miss Stella Phinney and Bertha Preston of Scranton visit M. V. Stark’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Atherton of South Eaton visit friends. Mrs. D C Reed and Mrs. J R Wilson visiting Jersey City. Mrs Nettle Lamont and Miss Musette Ideall spend Sunday in Wilkes-Barre. The Ladies’ Aid society meets at the parsonage this afternoon. James Clarke dies and is buried at Hyde Park cemetery after long residence in Carbon Hill. He leaves a wife and grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Davis
Dunmore
Lydia Reed
Wharton
W. Merritt
P. McPeak
Lake Ariel
Harry Tooley
New York
Walter Williams
Stella Phinney
Bertha Preston
Scranton
William Filley
M. V. Stark
Chester Atherton
South Eaton
D. C. Reed
J. R. Wilson
Jersey City
Nettle Lamont
Misa Musette Ideall
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies’ Ald Society
James Clarke
Hyde Park
Carbon Hill
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Relie in Mx Hours as a speedy remedy for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims rapid pain relief in the urinary tract for both men and women, reducing water retention and easing passage. The copy emphasizes immediate effects and urges readers to seek this remedy for swift results.
Pittston Tribune Advertising Office Notice
Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune at 6 Williams Street handles advertisements and job orders with prompt service. all notices received there will be processed and acknowledged.
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Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
Willams Street
Two Italians Fight Over a Game of Cards The Result
At about one o'clock yesterday afternoon a brutal murder occurred in the Italian quarters Spring Alley Williangelo and Distash argued over a card pot of twenty cents Distasio drew a knife and mortally wounded Dangelo Distasio fled toward Kennedy street but was pursued and captured Chief Loftus then jailed him An inquest and hearing followed with details of the injury and knife used The victim was unnamed but described as a quiet unmarried man Distasio is described as short and vicious The weapon is a six inch blade The suspect offered no comment and the case heads to county jail also a Pittston business directory entry for Wright & Co. plumbing and a note on used goods
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Spring Alley
Williangelo
Giovanne Distash
William Dangelo
Jangelio
Distasi
Ailleto
Dangelio
Nichol Margaretno
Dangelo
Dastasio
Distasio
Ao Tiger
Kennedy Street
Charles
Main
Water Street
William Owens
Henry Rushel
Chief Loftus
Loftus
Alderman Loftus
Nicol Margarato
Barrett
Taylor News Briefs Sketch Local Losses And Events
Miss Susie Morris loses a pocketbook on Main and Grove streets. finder will see name on railroad ticket. Misses Kate Frutiger and Lisale Schuer visited from South Scranton yesterday. Anna Bonner, 23, dies at home in Sibley. funeral to be announced. Independent Social club held a well attended weekly social in Taylor hall. Cantata Little Red Riding Hood to be played by No. 4 school scholars at Weber's rink tomorrow. James Clark of Mudtown funeral held. services at Steadham Catholic church with a solemn high mass. Interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Taylor Holden and Wyne mines idle for rest of week. Cantata The Blacksmiths Children performed by Band of Hope of the Welsh Congregational church to large crowd. cast listed with many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Morris
Scranton
Dr. Weston
Main Street
Grove Street
Miss Morris
Kate Frutiger
Lisale Schuer
South Scranton
Yaterday
Anna Bonner
Sibley
John Bonner
Independent Social Club
Taylor Hall
Little Red Hiding Hood
No. 4
Weber's Rink
James Clark
Mudtown
Steadham Catholic
Father Jordan
Hyde Park
Taylor, Holden and Wyne
Band of Hope
Welsh Congregational Church
Will Thompson
Thomas Thomas
Hob
Bootblack
David Davis
Harry Prentice
Handel Griffiths
Grace Prentice
Susie Davis
Tom Prentice
Grier Phillip
Evans Family Names Appearing in Local Ledger
The list includes Daniel Evans Arthur Evans Evan Howells Willis Morgans Oscar Thomas and Josoah Reese as names appearing in the community record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Evans
Arthur Evans
Evan Howells
Willis Morgans
Oscar Thomas
Josoah Reese
Officers Elected At Frearcamp Sons of Veterans
At a regular meeting of Robert R. Frearcamp No. 250 Sons of Veterans, officers were elected for the coming year including Thomas H. Rinker as captain Reese Morgan as first lieutenant F E B Kennedy as second lieutenant Fred Safford John Mices and A J Ronshey as camp council Also note Young Hopkins sustained a crushed foot at Mount Lookout after an incident with two loaded cars and Mount Lookout Electric expansion into a second tunnel progresses with N Reapson Hutchins Co pursuing action against the burgess over imprisonment of their men
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Frearcamp
Sons of Veterans
Thomas H. Rinker
Reese Morgan
F. E B. Kennedy
Fred Safford
John Mices
A. J. Ronshey
Camp Council
Young Hopkins
Mount Lookout
Mount Lookout Company
N. Reapson
Hutchins & Co
J. W. Baker
Boles
Luzerne
Edward Regell
Mantawny
Plymouth
Bennett
Dorranceton
John Wilson
Miner Injuries From Roof Shot In Dela ware and Hudson No. 1
Assistant foreman William Tennis and miner Patrick Loughney narrowly escaped death when a prop was removed during roof inspection at Dela ware and Hudson No. 1. A concussion toppled buck and rock injuring Tennis, with Loughney lightly hurt. one man suffered a broken nose and facial cuts. Emma May Knight wed George W. Watson in Pasadena California yesterday. William Artha and family departed for Grass Valley Arizona to start a ranch and stock venture for eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tennis
Patrick Loughney
Delaware
Hudson No. 1
Tennis
Loughney
Emma May
John Knight
George W. Watson
Pasadena
California
William Artha
Grass Valley
Arizona
Artha
Hardenberg Parties and Holiday Plans In Honesdale
Hon EF Hardenberg and wife in Philadelphia for senate committee sessions. Perry Dean of Danville visiting daughter Mrs W M Gardner. Louise Hardenberg left for New York. Erie railroad offers Friday excursion to New York for $1.40 round trip. Fishermen busy with nets seines and tipups. Miss Kate Stanton improving after illness. Churches preparing special Christmas music.
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EF. B. Hardenberg
Philadelphia
Hardenberg
Senate Committee
Perry Dean
Danville
W. M. Gardner
Louise Hardenberg
New York
Erie
Honesdale
Kate Stanton
Teething Syrup and Barber Gag in Noisy Shop
A comic dialogue unfolds as a barber taunts a customer over a so called joke about dots and nicks while daubing the customer’s left eye. The customer retorts and exits in frustration as a new victim sits for a playful insult. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised as a teething remedy is noted with price. Engraved silver thimbles offered.
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Nicks
Nix
Notable Local Appointments and Events This Week
Dr Handrick departed Monday for Cleveland Ohio to assume a hospital post. Jim Burwick a railroad worker and Christian leader will speak Monday evening Dec 23 at the Railroad YMC A hall. A grand boxing tournament led by Prof Louis Jester of Binghamton is set for Wednesday evening in Kistler hall Great Bend.
Hood's Sarcorparilla Promises Digestive Relief
A reader testimonial touts Hood's Sarcorsparilla as a blood purifier and digestive aid. The user describes severe indigestion, fatigue, and poor sleep improved after taking Hood's Sarcorparilla and Hood's Pills, praising their mild but effective action.
At the Barber's A Jolly Customer Traps Barber With Joke
In a Brooklyn barber shop a heavy cheerful customer jokes about cats and Hana while the barber readies his razor. The exchange escalates as the barber questions the joke and prepares to shave, highlighting comic miscommunication.
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New York Tribune
Brooklyn
Anid
Aeed
Hanes
Hana
Seki
Ikeen i
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