Mrs Z P Bell Dies of Typhoid Pneumonia in Carbondale
Mrs Mary Pell wife of Zipron Hell a South Main Street restaurateur died yesterday morning at 18 South Main Street from a three week typhoid pneumonia after grip illness. She was born Mary Catherine Silley in Susquehanna County and married to Mr Bell thirteen years ago in Binghamton. Survivors include husband a daughter Mildred and two sons and her mother Mrs Martha Stailew. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday morning with services by Rev Rollin A Shriver at Trinity Episcopal Church. The deceased faced legal trouble after a separate arrest but was not connected to the present death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pell
Zipron
Hell
South Main Street
O'Clook
Susquehannie
Mplscopil Enuvel
Carbondale
Cone Daighiter
Doda
Ovens
Benjamin
Mys
Martha Stailew
Nugent
de Trather
Chearge
Budley
Ali
Sasquel
Tev
Rollin A. Shwrer
Trinity Ripiscon
Dlock
Dundesft
Handkerchief display aids charity shop at Berean church
In the Box building on Chuvely street under Berean Baptist workers an extensive holiday display features embroidered handkerchiefs and art items from diverse donors. Exhibits include pieces from Mrs John Mitchell Mrs Potter Palmer William A Everson and others with global contributions from California to South Wales. Proceeds support charitable work and Christmas gifts while showcasing needlework and local artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acvisiblo
Pacghcy
Coo Pages
Chuvely Street
Berean Bapket
Bert Ste
Taney
John Mitchell
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Georgy Simball
California
William A. Everson
Bozeman
Montana
Hase & Sanborn Coffee Company
Boston
Obernua
South Wales
Funeral for Joseph Schaff at St Rose Church
The funeral for Joseph Schuss was held yesterday at St Rose Church, with a long procession from the South Wyoming Street home to the church. Rev Walter Gorman led a requiem, and Father Gor Than preached a moving sermon. Pallbearers included PEL, Biker, George Dubois, Charles Moon, John Hoffman, Owen Coleman, James Gorman, and William Thomas. Noval offerings were carried by Louis Stosenblatt Haven Conn and Jeremiah Walsh. flowers recalled by Delaware and Hudson locomotive shops workers and the Improved Order of Mechanics No. 20 of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schut
St. Rose Cemetery
South Wyoming Street
St Rose Church
Walter Gorman
Fpather Gor Than
Pel
Biker
George Dubois
Charles Moon
John Hoffman
Owen Coleman
James Gorman
William Thomas
Louis Stosenblatt
Lost River Overcoat Gone During Grand Theater Play
Belmonte Street resident Charles Bhuckenburg misplaces his overcoat at the Grand during a November performance of Lost River. He suspects Edward Beco and enlists Constable Neary to search for Scott, though Scottom is reluctant to cooperate.
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Morrison
Singer’ Clothing
Highth Avenue
Caimlen
Sort
Pittston
Dome
Luzerne
Neary
Cat
Beott
Salem Avenue
Coneuible Neary
Scott
Alderman Jones
Blaickenburge
Blackenbure
Booth
Charles Bhickenburg
Belmonteatreet
the Grand
Charlie
Chuck Connors
la Wall
Pavershaw
Blackenburg
Edward Beco
West Side
Euward Neary
Consiable
Scote
Hall's Catarrh Cure Prescription Ad
Historical ad claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio. It cites cures by bloodstream action and offers $100 for failures. Includes claim of nationwide physicians recommending internal doses and a mailing address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovtora
Belence
Hall
FP. J. Kaney& Co
Toledo
Ohio
P. I. Cheney
Street Foreman Forces Snow Clearing Delays Trolley Service
Street Foreman Killeen orders the trolley crew to clear a snow pile blocking Church Street. The Scranton Railway snow plough piles heaps beside the tracks, delaying service as crews shift snow back onto the roadway. Minor tensions arise between workers before normal service resumes after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killeen
Scranton Railway Company
Church Street
Ewrich
John Killeen
Nor- Wale
Conyni
Two Local Men Reported Improving After Fever Illness
Frank G. Crouch owner of a Missouri agency shows temporary improvement from dangerous typhoid fever though still not out of danger. Walter Bennett of Laurel Street and his family also recover as the household sickness recedes, with others convalescing and renewed optimism among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Couch
Msuraiee
Couch
Cain
Walter Benne
Laurel Street
Dinger
Fire companies honored with $10 appreciation checks
Druggist H W F Clark gave each of the Columbus hose companies a ten dollar check for services at his damaged store. The O Connell estate sent similar payments to both companies to thank them for protecting property and lives during the fire at the old post office building in Park White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. FF. Clark
O'Connell
Postoltica
Park Vhite
Letters Returning Unclaimed At Carbondale Post Office
An 1902 notice lists unclaimed mail at Carbondale Post Office dated December 18 1902. Names include Charles M Betts Co James Casey James Dalton W P Gregory Dr T J Lamb James Langan Henry J Naylor Michael Loftus J B Neil son H J Pitchardson E J Robinson James Smith B F Stanton W H Swingle Miss Maury Thomas Whidylslaw Wisocki and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Charles M. Betts & Co
James Casey
James Dalton
W. P. Gregory
T. J. Lamb
James Langan
Henry J. Naylor
Michael Loftus
J. B. Neilson
H. J. Pitchardson
E.J. Robinson
James ©. Smith
B. F. Stanton
W. H. Swingle
Choir Members to Meet Organist at Parish House
Trinity church choir members are asked to meet Organist Jones at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the parish house for a rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Jones
O'Cloeck
Arteshin Tioge company elects officers for year
At the first meeting of the Arteshin Tioge company officers were elected: President Mrouk Burns, vice president Dol Mee han, recording secretary William Maul doon, financial secretaries Anthony Mit heran and J. od. Meehan, treasurer J. od Meehan, foreman J. J. Stanton, assistant foreman Joseph Flanigans, pipeman Mile Mule heim, Richard Slughes, Peter Moldonald, David Binee aint David Moon, master at arms William Thosie, trustees Michael Sbeltale, Michael MebDermett, and Aleohna. A separate note mentions a near-fatal gas and salt-chimney incident and other local society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arteshin Tioge Company
Mrouk Burns
Dol. Meehan
William Mauldoon
Miianeral
Anthony Mitheran
Treteaurer
J. Od. Meehan
J. J. Stanton
Joseph Flanigans
Mile Muleheim
Richard Slughes
Peter Moldonald
T David Binee
David Moon
William Thosie
Trostoee
Micheel Sbeltale
Michael MebDermett
Aleohna
Marti Stevens
Af Wort Mayfield
Yeaterday
Stevens
Mr. Bleveens
Be Araves
M. J. Rhicids
Stocker
C. F. Baker
Ye Humphreys
Carbondale
Kidney Remedy Adverts in Scranton Tribune Feature
A long advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It includes testimonials and a free sample offer from Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York inviting readers of The Scranton Tribune to request information and trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy. Kibner
New York City
Chute
Poli
Mont
Capaelity
Howes
Venus
New Yorks
Vorr
Inly Saiires
Robert Rerner
Oniele
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Scranton Tribune
the Tribune
Brother of Dr Davis elected to twenty ninth secretary seat
A local lodge meeting last night saw the brother of Dr S S Davis chosen as secretary for the Aurora lodge, marking his twenty ninth consecutive term. The Ancient Order of somethingblems sale opened to Ascembis banks, with efforts to combine funds.
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S&s
PD. Davis
D. Davis
Masons
Aurora Lodge
Death of Alice Watling and local events in Greenwood
Deith entered the Watling home in Greenwood and claimed the 11-year-old Alice Watling. Three children are ill at home, one son hurt in a mine. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Y M C A social and Buffalo club ball plans, plus a Taylor Stirs vs Scranton Athletica basketball game and a poetry recital. J Vidd seeks ward council seat. Archbald colicky forced to stop operations due to machinery break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deith
John Watling
Greenwood
Alice
Young Men's Christian Association
Buffalo
Webbs Ring
Dee
Welvsenfluh'a Audltorlam
Taylor Stirs
Scranton Athletica
Finct Oon
Remnenthy
Chuan
Aliesh
Coyne
Lowells
Evans
Cornelly
J. Vidd
Itth
Tih
Want
Archbald Colicky
Flooded cellars damage goods in Peckville
In Peckville heavy rain flooded many cellars, damaging large quantities of goods stored below. Lloyd Greiner left for Northumberland county to seek turkeys for the holiday season. Mrs J F Gilroy went to Carlisle to spend New Year with relatives. William Warfield is ill on North Main Street. J D Peck visited Scranton. A list of letters remaining at the Peckville post office ends December 16, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Greiner
Northumberland County
J. F. Gilroy
Carlisle
William Warfield
North Main Street
J. D. Peck
Scranton
Peckville
BH. H. Rich
Unclear Scraps Prompt Sparse Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and garbled phrases. No coherent event, date, or location can be determined from the readable lines. Summit of words lacks a discernible notice or outcome to summarize.
Local Nuptials Tie Jessie Pettigrew to Charles L Thomas
Miss Jessie Pettigrew and Charles L. Thomas wed at the bride’s home with Rev Moon officiating. The ceremony featured Lillian Matthews on Lohengrin and attendants Margaret McIntosh. Edward Day served as best man. A wedding supper followed. the couple will reside on Delaware Street after a short trip to New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pettigrew
Charlotte Pettigrew
Charles L. Thomas
Briday
Lillian Matthews
Lohengrin
IL. Moon
Peckville
Delewan
Castor
Mies Margaret McIntosh
Edward Day
Pook
Villa
Ailure
Thomas
New York
Philadelphia
Delaware Street
Dalton W Cor T to Meet at Baptist Parsonage
A Dalton notice says the W. Cor. T. meeting will be at the Baptist parsonage Friday afternoon at o'clock Mum. Nolan of Grow Ridge is expected to speak. A J Van Croft leads revival meetings at Fleetville. Choirs practice for Christmas exercises. Mr Q Greene’s family is mentioned in ill health. Attorney Fred Scott and wife visited Mrs David Brown on Sunday.
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W. Cor. T
Baptist Parsonage
Mum. Nolan
Grow Ridge
A. J. van Croft
Fleetwille
Fle
Buck
Q Greene
Finn
Pred Snyder
Fred Scott
Boranton
David Brown
Tle Place
The Catarry Cure and Dr Agnew Ointment Ad
An old ad touts The Bacillus The One Catarry Cure claiming to cure catarrh colds and headaches. Dr Agnew's Ointment is advertised to relieve eczema in one day for 35 cents. Bold by William G Clark and Uf Bandernon.
Velour Wraps Dominate Paris Evening Wear Range
In Paris they call them envel opes long wraps worn at night or over evening dresses. Prices range from S25 to $85 for wraps and velour three quarter coats from S25 to $75. The collection claims to surpass prior France productions, with many not from France influencing prices. The selection is described as the handsomest ever assembled, noting velour wraps are superior this year.
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Paris
France
Golf Vests and Blouses Sold by Size and Color
Golf vests described as green with white sprinkled detailing and brass fastenings, double breasted style in Miami grades SL15 to S4. Init blouses offered in all colors priced 32.50 to SH.
Holiday Handkerchiefs Take Key Counter by Storm
The piece describes holiday handkerchiefs filling shelves in December sales as a major Christmas draw. It notes they dominate a counter and spread into the Lace department, explaining why they feel important given the season and the high December sales volume.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs With Lace and Drawnwork
Plain white hemstitched handkerchiefs offered with neat embroidery in a wide range of patterns. Some feature blocks above the border, others have fancy drawnwork. Mexican drawnwork and French damask style pieces priced from SLO.00 to higher.
Men Plaity Hemstitched Kerchiefs Sale Lures Buyers
Buyers flock to a local sale featuring white hemstitched kerchiefs advertised as elegant and finely made. Prices vary with the finest French workmanship noted as the most expensive offerings.
Fine Furs Offer Low Prices and Broad Range
The ad touts a fur store selling at 25 percent to 75 percent below competitors, claiming heavy buying allows minimal profit. It notes staff transition to dress and coats after fur season ends and emphasizes skilled saleswomen as a key asset.
Three Gifts for Men
Fresh lots each morning ensure new and novel buys. Wide silk suspender webs at 50c with silver buckles. London mufflers in square form from $1.00 to $3.00, first large size offered at $100. Dress protectors priced $1.50 to $2.00, Batil robes and sweat ears nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suarfs
Muppflers
London
Square
Selection of Sole Books Offers Wide Range of Subjects
A broad assortment of sole books remains with about 200 subjects available all in good standard form. Some titles are sold out and cannot be replaced, but buyers have many choices across topics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Z. P. Bell
Grip
Women of
Berean Church
Joseph Schaff
St. Rose Church
Lost River
Edward Scott
Grand
Frank G. Crouch
Walter Bennett
O'Connell Estate
Trinity Church Choir
Jermyn - Mayfield
Kilmer
Hogphala
Kiloter
Sava
Hingainton
SN Oy
Taylor
Mie
Mamie Gerrity
Olyphant
Dalton
Connolly & Wallace Cranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace's
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
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