Fraternal groups elect officers in Carbonda le
In Carbondale the Patriotic Order Fans of America chose officers including president W. W. Seaman and master of ceremonies Fred Shuman. The Berean Baptist church Christian Endeavor society also elected officers for the year with Jonnie Purple as president and Alice Price as organist. Both groups report high member engagement and active work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriotic Order Fans of America
Afiivern
Jonnie Purple
Fred Hauenstein
Albert Betabrook
Alice Price
Maud Bartlett
Sadie Watkins
Ohorel Ja
Three council obstructionists oppose telephone campus injunction
Rumor on the streets claims an injunction was posed against Carbondate Telephone campus. The three Democratic obstructionists Battle Newton and Mannion stirred contention as competition rises in the telephone business, with supporters favoring competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Welect Council
Mersrs
Battle
Newton
Mannion
Promian
Ice combine talk stirs city plans with manager candidate
Wilker-arre men oppose the move while Intercats fce men stand apart from pooling. John Roeoth is named as the probable manager of the new concern. A prior effort to form such a combine a year ago failed to materialize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilker-arre
Fce
John Roeoth
Community Tidbits from South Canaan and Nearby
Mr and Mrs D G Purdy spent a week with friends in South Canaan. Miss Isabelle Watt returns from Rye seminary to spend Christmas with her parents in North Church. Frank Nicholson is convalescent. Mrs Wart Jodwin visits her daughter Mrs M D Shields in Jermyn. McMullen of Prompton visits friends in Thieetty. J Goodwin and Charles Conrad of Scranton were in Thietty on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Purdy
South Canaan
Isabelle Watt
Rye Seminary
W.W. Watt
North Church
Frank Nicholson
Wart
Jodwin
M.D. Shields
Jermyn Mica Nettl
Jermyn and Mayfield News Roundup
Evangelist Stev W A Dunnett draws large congregations at the Methodist church while Sacred Heart prepares for a Christmas fair featuring a piano parlor and bed room suites and announced entertainment acts. Aurora lodge No 2 FL and A M elected officers for the year. Residents George and Mrs. Walters plan a Birmingham trip. Mary Kennedy ill. John Hall visiting. James Collins ill. Miss Jennie Battenberg home for Christmas. David Hengough returned from Colorado. Drs Graves and Manley treated James Collins. Musketeers stage ticket sale begins.
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Stev. W. A. Dunnett
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sacred Heart Church
Aurora Lodge
A. M
J. D. Willkime
W. Rawling
E. A. Jones
D. Davis
Calvin Wall
Robert Roe
H. A. Willman
John F. Nicholson
Frank Hemelright
George Walters
Birmingham
Ala
Mary Kennedy
East Side
John Hall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gabriel Hall
West Mayfield
James Collins
Hotel Avery
J. & Graves
P. C. Manley
Misa Jennie Battenberg
Stroudsburg Normal School
David Hengough
Mayfield
Colorado
P. ©. Mantey
Carbondale Hospital
Christmas choral at St Patrick's Church
Special music at St Patrick's church on Christmas Eve features a Carl von Weber program conducted by Prof. T W Watkins. The choir will perform Kyrie with soprano solo Anna Brown, tenor solo Robert McCormac, and Gloria leading to Gratias Aginas Lisle Dempsey and Qui Tollis with Robert McCormac and Anna Brown, concluding with Creda and Et in.
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St. Patrick's Church
Prof
T. W. Watkins
Carl von Weber
Kyrie
Anna Brown
Robert McCormac
Gloria
Gratias Aginas
Liszle Dempsey
Qui Tollis
Robert MecCormac
Creda
Dramatic spectacle “The Mucketeers” to star Nett and Artachan
Due to no quorum the board of trade failed to meet Tuesday evening. Henry Deasle visits relatives in Banton. A L Perry of Carbondate tops city social list on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Southard return home from Green N Ridge visit. Burgese P McNutty serisunry resides on Dunmore Street. Seats go on sale tomorrow for the $60 000 production featuring James Nett and Archaban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnabus
Anna Brown
Sanctue
George Southard
Green Nridie
D. EB. Evans
Burgese P. Z. McNutty
Serisunry
Dunmore Streed
James Nett
DY Artachan
Local Notes and Obituary Briefs from Peckville Area
Mrs PR Williams is visiting Waverly with her sister Mrs Parker. Mrs C H Heattys spent Wednesday in Scranton. The funeral of the late Georg Kingstey is set for today at 2 p m at the residence. Miss Heleher, guest of Mrs T H Koup, returns home after two months in town.
Pain Balm Restores Hagged Shoulder Function, 9-Year Suffering Ends
Adolph T. Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for a lame shoulder that troubled her nine years. After trying many medicines and doctors with no benefit she tried the balm and in one bottle her shoulder improved significantly. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adolph TL. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
Ceylon and India Tea Prices Note Shifts
Market brief notes tea price trends in Ceylon and India with emphasis on cheaper grades. The report mentions supply factors and potential impact on buyers, as importing nations adjust to fluctuating costs and regional harvest conditions.
Woman’s Temperance Union meets at Travis home
A pleasant meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held at Mrs. Henry Travis's home last Thursday afternoon. After the regular session refreshments were served. Elsewhere Mrs. Philip Swarts hosted an afternoon event and the Methodist Episcopal church event was canceled due to illness. A young son of William Blesecker broke his leg yesterday after falling from a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Swarts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry Travis
William Blesecker
Scranton Visit Notes Highlight Local Travel
Mrs. William Justin visited friends in Scranton during the past week. Several residents were in Scranton on Saturday including Mrs. St. Kimble and On Lee. Grace Atherton of Stroudsburg Normal School plans Christmas at home, Nellie Young expected home Friday from Bloomsburg for vacation. Ben Ross moved into the George Keith house, vacated by Howard Wolf. Al Buckingham and wife returned from two months in Connecticut. William and Frank Lynch visit with the family here. A Whalt moved into the BI Cornell house. Mrs. Elmer Gregory recovering at home. Mary Leach and Willard Worburg were Scranton visitors on Tuesday. Frank Miller and Mix visiting friends in Dutton. E. T. Davis of Scranton visited William Tustin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Justin
Scranton
St. Kimble
Lee
Grace Atherton
Stroudsburg Normal School
Nellie Young
Bloomsburg
Philo
Ben Ross
George Keith
Howard Wolf
al. Buckingham
Connecticut
Messrs
William
Frank Lynch
A. Whalt
Local Notes From Great Bend And Surroundings
The Lackawanna paint car arrived from Scranton and work began on the passenger depot. A new sign reading Hallstead replaced Great Bend. Mrs. Patrick Coddington died Sunday and was buried in Great Bend. Millicent Young’s funeral closed the borough schools. Conductor Gould Capwell disputed Paterson wreck claims. J HM Van Loan visited friends at Lordsville. Mrs Samuel Hull and son visited in Binghamton. Berntein family returned from New York after weeks away. N J Brown and Charles Lawrence visited in Scranton. Magonle lodge in Great Bend held a banquet. William H McCreary spent Sunday in Montrose. Judge Qualley and William Squires out doors again. James Huchex pleaded guilty to drunken dis orderly conduct and was discharged with cosmia. Mrs Ligel Humphrey returned from a trip to Flmtro. Mrs Richard Baroum hosted guests.
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Lackawanna
Scranton
Hallstead
Great Bend
Patrick Coddington
Millicent Young
Paterson
Gould Capwell
J. HM
van Loan
Lordsville
Samuel Hull
Charles
Binghamton
Mie
Berntein
New York
N. J. Brown
Mia
Charles Lawrence
Magonle Lodge
William H. McCreary
Montrose
Judge Qualley
William Squires
James Huchex
Singhamton
Justice Court
Cosmia
Ligel Humphrey
Richard Baroum
Scranton Residents Gather for Social and Civic Scenes
Ellsworth Kern and family of Scranton hosted visits from John Babcock and M. Summerton while Fred D. Lamb of Albany toured the area. A Lackawanna firm paid employees by check with a pay car collecting receipts. A mock trial at the Y.M.C.A. drew $16 in door receipts for a successful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Lackawanna Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Wilson Stars In Cyrano at Lyceum In Burlesque Style
The Lyceum audience admired Francia Wilson's performance in Cyrano de Bergerac with burlesque flair. Miss Glaser as Roxane matched the energy, while Victor Herbert’s music and Marty B. Smith’s book drew mixed applause. The production showcased sparkling staging and a refined, dignified satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Wilson
Theater-Para
Wilson
Cyrano de Bergerac
Lyceum
Luli Gaver
Cyrano de Mergeree
Marty B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Rostrand
Mies Glaser
Miss Glaser
Mr. Smith
In the Foothills and The Fatal Wedding at the Academy
The Lester Walter company presents In the Foothills tonight at the Academy of Music. This afternoon The Fatal Wedding plays, followed by In the Great North tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Muel
Lester Walter Company
Great North
French Folly Opens Three Day Engagement at Gaiety
At the Gaiety this afternoon the French Folly company begins a three day engagement. The alo features eight big vaudeville acts as part of the performance.
Fencers Remembered as D Artagnan and O Neill at Lyceum
The Musketeers at the Lyceum marks James O Neill’s return as D Artagnan alongside Nell in a Christmas run. The article recalls O Neill’s famed swordplay and past rivalries with actors like Edwin Forrest and Booth, noting his status as a premier fencer of the era.
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D'Artagnin
Sievler
Compans
the Musketeers
Lyceum
James
Nell
Monte Cristo
Danglars
O'Neill
Neill
Edwin Forrest
Barry Sullivan
Krdwin Treoth
Lawrence Barrett
Booth
D'Artagnan
Louis
James O Neill
Mr. Oneill
Elroy Stock Company at Academy of Music Week
The Elroy Stock Company opens a week at the Academy of Music on Monday with Edwina Milton Boyles in Friends and the Christmas night premiere Land of the Midnight Sun. Tuesday offers Northern Lights starring J Frank Burke as John Awittwind, an Yale graduate and post surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Stock Company
Academy of Music
Edwina Milton Boyles
J. Frank Burke
John Awittwind
Yale
Crow
Little Big Horn Valley
Jones
Local Directory Fragment Lists Attorneys Doctors and Businesses
A fragmented listing shows names and occupations including attorneys at 12 61 Mears Building and Meare Building Puyerm tesse ase, MD a physician at 610 Lindon Street. Entries mention Lackawanna school officials, a plumbing and printing firm, orchestras, and local retailers in Beranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puyerm Tesse
Mary A. Shepherd
WOME
Opnthiat
Lindon Street
Estate of William Von Btorch claims and debts notice
Estate of William Von Btorch of Beranton seeks all claimants and debtors after letters testamentary granted to Charles H Von Storch and T Cramer Von Stormcle Executors Scranton Pa Willard Warren Knapp Attorneys for the Estate respond with claims and payment due to the estate and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William von Btorch
Beranton
Lackewunns
Charles H von Storch
T. Cramer von Stormcl
Scrat
Daughter's Plea Fails as Pardon Is Denied
The board of pardons refused Thomas McLaren's pardon. McLaren, sentenced from Hudson County to twenty years for murder, drew support from his daughter Jennie who pleaded for clemency in Trenton. She traveled to meet pardon board members, citing her father’s illness as a reason.
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Trenton
Dev
Board of Pardons
Todaw
Thomas McLaren
McTaiyen
Hudson Countey
Jennie
Mileshells
Trento
Madpy
Ureed
Train Schedule Fragments for Scranton and Surrounding Areas
Train times list departures from Scranton and nearby hubs to Albany Albany Troy Montreal and New York with numerous stops and note weekend Sunday service. The timetable shows morning and afternoon departures with multiple connections and regional routes.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules From Scranton to Major Cities
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and other points including Bethlehem Reading White Haven and Towanda. Trains offer Pullman cars and express service with multiple intermediate stops and specific departure times. Reservations handled at Lackawanna and Wilbur offices with agents listed.
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SeTanton
Kor Carbonnale
Albine
Saratoen
Montreal
Ereland Polite
Borth Honesdale
Wilke
Ioon
New York
Philadelphia
Etc
Vin Lenigh Vattey
Gowten Tack Diamond
Press
Western
Pria
Vin Lyhlan Valle Rattron
Wilkes-Thirre Amd
Bien
Bat
Tor Albeny
Baratoga
Rowton
New Engeland
Lehiah Valley Railroad
Tith
Scranton
Philadelphi
Wall
Mack Diamond Express
White Traven
Maineton
Principal Pointé i
Pottavillo
Bethlehem
T. & HM Rrr
A. m
Tankhannock
Towanda
Elmith
Ithaca
Geneva
Tew
Lehigh Valley
theeRyere
Wilbur
Chas. & Lee
Hirdstreet
Rathi TeiWiehem
Pullman
Beranton
Time Table in Wirect Sont
A fragmented timetable notes a train leaving Boraston for New York with intermediate stops and connections. It lists arrival and departure times in a period voice, mentioning Miawhey and a final stop at eranton with a continued schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boraston
New York
Eric Rullioed
Alee
Eranton
Ma A
Elephant Kills Trainer in Beleville Ring
In Beleville, elephant trainer M. J. Meagher known as Patsy Forepaugh was fatally crushed by the elephant Kid after jab with a stick. Kid had 20 years captivity and was not considered vicious until the trainer's attack provoked a deadly response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
M. J. Meagher
Patsy Forepuugh
Beleville
Kid
Meagher
Fils
Central Railcraft Times and Routes for New York Port Stations
Timetable in effect November listing trains from New York to Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Easton Bethlehem Allentown Wilkes Barre and Reading via Bethlehem with connections to Baltimore New York and Reading. Schedules show departure and arrival times, fares and ticket offices under Baldwin General Passenger Agent.
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New York
Port of Liberty Street
N. B
South Ferry
Whitetail Street
Anthriette
Seranter
Newark
Elizabeth
Miladelphia
Easton
Hethlehem
Allentown
Mawel Chunk
White Haven
Onda
Wille
Barre
Bendaye
Ben Polnix
Atu Weat
Bethlehem
Cam
Bundave
Reading
Lebanon
Roves
Uckets
Baldwin
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ICE Combine
Jermyn and Mayfield
Sacred Heart
London
James O'Nelle
D'Artaghan
Olyphant
Taylor News
Feltsville
8. J. Phillips
Bessie James
Mary Day
Tessie Jones
Willie Davis
Blodwin Jones
Jennie Jones
Wong
Dy Sehooms
Lizzie Willams
Viola Jones
Hessie Davie
Sarah Welles
Ray Jones
M. i. Jodine
Tribune
Erans
J. M. Harris
Borouch
State Bar Association
J. F. Moffitt
Mitters
Theodore Hogan
Fattston
Old Forge
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
John Griffiths
Hyde Park
James Thomas
West Minooka
J. W. Houser
Lackawanna Council
Bashem’s
Hood
Faraaparitla
Peckville
Moscow
Clara
Samuel Travis
Grace Wombacker
A. Sayre
Stroudsburg
Exschenbach
Alice Taylor
Nicholson
Joseph Dunston
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N. K. Pairbank Company
Chicago
St.Leule Newlork Bonten
Ceylon
Gaiety
Agniw
Rick Headachy
Matthews Brow
W. T. Clark
People’s Exchange
Linden Street
Inquire
Diamond Ave
Seventh Street
Pine Street
Berry Mfg. Co
Cincinnati, O
Addrese
Luzerne
Luzerne County
BR. GO. Evans &Co
Cheago, I
Tts
Pennsylvania
Fountain Bath Rush CO
Grand Rapids, Mich
Elty
Washington Avenue
A.m. Todas
Wil- Hintn Fallon
L. M
Bond
Jackson Street
Addrem
Stroudaburg
Addred Baleamin
Mra
Gi Mineral Street
Adiitews Pharmacht
South Main Street
Plutaten, Ta
River Street
Madlen
Clty
In & Anon
FE. Spaulding
Traders Bank
Ee Edward TH. Davis
Connell Building
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash. Ay
Frederick L. Known
Price
Lyman
Scranton Private Hospital
Cor, Wyoming and
Mulberry
H. P. Reynolds
C. C. Laurach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
the Elk Cafe
Rutes Reasonable
P. Zeiglieh
Pd 1
Paktenger
Victor Kooth
Richard 2. Rourke
Lechawanna Avenue
J. W. Browning
ATTVORNEY AND Counsellorp-at+Law
Roome Visio Mears Building
Meare
Ocotmer
Spruce Street
Mr. Ponahor
Mears Building
Frank B. Boyle
Burr — Brandtiner
Roomy
Jessup & Jessup
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
Ili Board of Trade
Edward W. Thayer
Rocume
T. A. Watree
Ra Board of Trade Building
CR. Pitcher
Commonwealth Building
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank
C. Comegys
Republican
A.W. Repthole
Meare Building
W. F. Allen
Nonth Wash
Inden Avenue
Eeuwrist Sa
Serantion
Rev
Grb Pal
Woo Plumes
A M
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Gr, Clatk & CO
Washington
Gree
Hue
Asters Telephone, TR
JO Kuvuitfel
Wri
Beranion Pa
Wito Beroon
Menardek Brothers
Au Pio Envetones
Igien
Owine
Waorehomo
Washington Over
Alto Jndien
Louise Bhoomaker
Adama Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Reisman Prop
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
I. &. Bebhutzer
T. Keller
Quilney
A. Briggs
A. Bo Argos
Aave
Malin Avenue
Blake’s Drug Store
Adame and Mulberry
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Stratford Cemetery
Arcociddon
Court of Common Pleas
Lachki- Spee County
Stratford Cemetery Association
M. F. Sando
Sollciter
Jersey Pardons Board
Pennsylvania — Railroad
Sunda
Harrisburg
Battimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Potteville
Norristown
Sunbury
Baltimore
Bunbury
FR. Won
Gen. Pars. Art
J. G. Hut Vinson
Leive Scranton
Ecko
Hoboken
Philacdella
Wana
Stroudshure
North Lone Kerriton
Newato
Forfalo
Dewere
Evrae
Syracuse
Nicholon
Winay
Ploombacrg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Nanticoke
Drymouth
PS Bion Tove Berantan
Tivision
Delaware and Hudson
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Wei
Melo
Schanton Diveleg
Bitkert
North Owned
Pravklin
Stanly
Aytelderway Arcitard Winton Poekville
Shirdoor
Banday
Ontario
Livia
Elalag
Amb
Ine Oo
Sv Daner Duffel Alenper
Misencer
Matos Hydaan
Root
Central Railcraft
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