Typhoid Cause Split Between Water and Milk In Carbondale
State Health Board bacteriologist Dr Pitfield reports water supply from Consolidated Water Company and Reynoldshurst Company shows bacterial pollution while milk supply appears less implicated. Open reservoir risks and privy pollution near Cynaan Street cited. Board awaits measures to purify water and inspect all milk sources.
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Board of Health
Pitfield
Consolidated Company
Reynshanhurst
State Board of Health
Carbondale
Pithela
Lee
Russell Shepherd
Consolidated Water Company
Crystal Lake
Py. Pitteld
Ww. Niles
Philadelphia
Russel M. Shepherd
Balloonist in distress shocks street crowd
Eyewitnesses describe a frantic scene as a balloonist fights for life in the street while onlookers rush to assist and later return to report the grim moment. The narrative then shifts to a medical advertisement extolling Dry Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for coughs and related ailments.
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Pierce
Vibe
Dr Fierce
Local man Michael Marrett dies after fall injury
Michael Marrett of Simpson died in Emergency Hospital twelve hours after being admitted following a street fall ten days earlier. He was 24 and had been injured in a till incident. doctors reported a fractured skull and severe concussion before his demise.
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Michael Marrett
Simpson
Clouk
Miergency Hospital
Marreth
Cuciewy
Heypluil
Marrett
Flopedai
Theo Book Club Plans Sleigh Ride to Clifford
The recently organized Theo Book Club of young women invites members to meet at the Palace Creamery at 6 50 this evening for a sleigh ride to Clifford. They will enjoy a chicken supper at the Clifford Hotel after the trip. Miss Nellie Spangler and Miss Alice Farrell of Bristol PA attend the Scranton reception at Mt.
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Theo Book Club
Clifford
Palace
Clifford Hotel
Arc Clifford
Hilla
Nellie Spangler
Alice Farrell
Bristol, Pa
Scrayton
Have You Uric Acid and Kidney Trouble Swamp Root Ad
An ad touts Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root for uric acid rheumatism and bladder trouble. It claims kidney warning symptoms and promises free sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York. It notes hospital and doctor endorsements and available fifty cent to one dollar bottle sizes.
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de Kilmer
Scranton Daily Tribune
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Beet St
Buffalo
N. Y
Wilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
St Mary's Seminary Guests Visit Miss Monahan Home
St Mary's seminary students were hosted by the Misses Monahan at the Harrison residence over Sunday. They returned home yesterday after enjoying a guided trip to a local mine during their stay and expressing interest in the excursion.
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St. Mary’s Seminary
Misses Monahan
Harrison House
Ole Ouf
The Sick List
Miss Genevieve Birs of Washington street is critically ill with pleurisy after a week of danger. Scott Whipple of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has shown improvement after two months at home with rheumatism.
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Genevieve Birs
Washington Street
Scott Whipple
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Death of Thomas Fox a Powderly street case judged natural
Coroner's jury considered the death of Thomas Fox near St. Hose cemetery. After hearing witness McAndrew the jury ruled the death natural with exposure as a probable cause. County Detective Phil lips attended and questioned the testimony at Alderman Jones's office.
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McAndrew
Thomas Fox
Powderly Street
Phillips
Aldermga Jones
Fox
St. Hose Cemetery
Purchase confusion over fuel firm in local notes
Yesterday's Tribune misnamed the buyer of the Barton breaker fuel deal. The article should have identified Hendrick Minnuttwehaving Company as the purchaser, whose deeds drive the urgent purchase of fuel.
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Sh Yeetoerday
Tribune
Unio
Barton Breaker
Carbondale Machine
Hendvick Minnutwehaving Company
Funeral of William Coin Attended by Local Fraternal Orders
The funeral of the late Mrs. William Coin was held Sunday with attendance by Carbondale Lodge No. 260 Knights of Pythias and Court Lily No. 350 Foresters of America. Services were conducted at Mrs. Coffin's Lincoln Avenue home at three o'clock by Rev. A. F. P. Chaffee, pastor of the First Methodist Church, who spoke tenderly.
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Mra
Willian Coin
Carbondale Lodge
Knighte
Pyrthias
Court Lily
Foresters of America
Funeral for Local Resident Filed with Maplewood Cemetery
The deceased lay in state at the house while church choir members provided music. The body was taken to Maplewood cemetery for burial. Pallbearers included William Stephens Carl Schrooter Morgan Reese H B May Devil Edwards and John Mohrs. Floral offerings were carried by W T Masters and David J Orr, members of the Knights of Pythias.
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Maplewood
Mie
William Stephens
Carl Schrooter
Morgan Reese
H. B. May
Devil Edwards
John Mohrs
W. T. Masters
David J. Orr
The
Knights of Pythias
Missing Powderly man Michael Coggins feared missing
Michael Coggins of Powderly road disappeared from his home last Tuesday and has not been found. His family is greatly alarmed and friends fear foul play as parties search the hillsides and riverbanks for his body.
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Michael Coggins
Powderly Road
Our New Minister shines at Cull House Grand
A Cull house production of Our New Minister opened at the Grand last night with improved scenery and smoother performance. Reviewers say it is a better show than last year and likely to grow in popularity.
Funerals and Local Notices From Jermyn Mayfield Area
The funeral of the late Mrs. J Vostee was held at her home on Fourth Street with Rev. Dr. Fuller officiating and interment in Jermyn Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Woolworth and Henry Langdon. The Ancient Order of Hibernians fair closes tomorrow evening after a successful season. J J Noche returned to Buffalo Sunday night. Harry Mozart Lewis’s ten month old child funeral took place Sunday. John Pearl and Milks Nelle Blakenlee attended the Scranton Lyceum production Saturday evening. Mrs William Powell on Third Street and Richard Harvey of Wais contned to his bait tape.
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Halidays
J. J. Noche
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry
Mozart Lewis
Mayffield
John Pearl
Milks Nelle Blakenlee
Gun ‘Poy
Scranton Lyceum
Resignation of Rev George Hague at Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Rev George Hague tendered his resignation as pastor of the Susquehanna Street Baptist Church effective in March when he plans to return to Swansea Wales. During his residence in the area he and his wife made many friends and will be missed. The report also notes large attendance at St Patrick's events, plans for a firemen ball New Year's Eve, and various local social notices including visits by Prof C M Hathaway and others.
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George Hague
Susrjquchanna Street
Slague
Swansea
Wales
Hague
Falr
St. Patrick's
Father Mathew
Cathalic Young Men's
John Allen
Flow. McLaughlin
Frank Kelly
M. J. Meuklale
James Y H. Lally
P.P. Dougher
Harry Welly
William Henery
Carbine and
Gibbons
C. M. Hathaway
Brooklyn
Blakely
Thomas O'Malley
New York
Dunmore Street
Xavier Bradley
Williamsport
Mahon House
Peckville Local Industry Shuts Down Over Clutch Breakage
Sterrick Creek wrolllery of Temple Iron Co. closed early due to clutch failure on the hoisting drum. Repairs will take several days before coal hoisting resumes. Thompson & Keller store expected to be touched for occupancy by January 1. Stone & Hill hotel rises under contractor supervision. Druggist Blues building bought by Mrs. Budd. Peck Lumber Co. moves structure to Stage property for Mrs. Budd milliner store. Mr and Mrs Robertson to spend days at St Louis. T W Powderly Jr of Carbondale visited town. Mr Squire remains bedbound with business lingering illness.
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Sterrick Creek
Temple Iron Company
Thompson & Keller
Stone & Him
Peck Limber Mig
W. 3. Blues
2. W. Squire
Taylor Engagement of Miss Bertha Reese and Prof William Hans
High noon ceremony planned for Miss Bertha Reese and Professor William Hans superintendent of Bloomsburg schools. The wedding will be at the bride’s home on Koye street and followed by a reception. Reverend Thomas W Brown formerly of the town now based in Patton Pa preached at the Welsh Baptist church last Sunday in English.
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Bertha Reese
William Hans
Bloomsburg
Koye Street
Invne Mately
Ous
Thomas W. Boane
Patton
Temple lodge elects officers and local notices
Temple of Lovelodge No 7 elected officers for the ensuing term including President Teese Lewis and vice president W T Lynne. The funeral for the late John Burkey will be held from the Tanney home with rites at the German Evangelical church and burial at Forest Home cemetery. Taylor Hoge company 1 plans its annual New Year ball at Weissendale’s auditorium with Taylor Union orchestra. A New Year’s Day shooing match is set for Vino’s hotel at 2 pm. Several residents visit or relocate as guests arrive and depart for holidays, including Miss Sarah Peters in from Nanticoke and Miss Cora Davenport from Newton New Jersey. George Harper to move his family to a new dwelling on Atherton street.
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Temple of Lovelodge
American Vine Iverlies
Teese Lewis
Vicw
W. T. Lynne
Thomas M. Davis
Jacob J. Jones
Qavie Rossar
Stewart
D. A. Thomas
John St. Davis
John Pugh
Henry PP. Jones
David T. Hearris
John Burkey
Casper Tanney
Washington Street
Berviews
Reif
Archbald
Forest Home Cemetery
Taylor Hoge Company
Weissendah
Taylor Union
Vino's
Sarah Peters
Nanticoke
BE. V. Jenking
Railroad Street
Cora Davenport
Newton
N. J
W. HH. Davinport
South Main Street
George Harper
Taylor Street
Atherton Street
Carrie Mills
Hasleton
Sarah Samuels
Main Street
Harriet Dunes
North Taylor
New Year Social Planned by Baptist Youth and Meetings Noted
The Baptist church youth group hosts a New Year’s social with an entertainment program and baked goods. The January covenant meeting and a Young Men’s club business session are announced. Rev Purkiss, burned last week, is improving. Miss Purdy becomes a teacher at ICS Scranton. Cora Knight visits Wilkes-Barre. Grace Von Storch visits West Pittston. Public schools reopen after holidays. merchants offer calendars.
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The
Baptist Church
Covenant
Purkiss
M E Church To Host Ousted Supper At Bailey Home
The M E church plans a New Year’s Eve supper at the home of J. Bailey in Chinchilla. All are cordially invited to attend and partake in the event.
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M. E. Church
J. ©. Bailey
Chinchilla
Ava
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the News of Carbondale
Heynshanhurs Company
Contalie
Ieteria
Whaler
Nm Fancet
Diepootoy
Cini Street
Tve
Walle
Ain
Witter
Uygen Board
Dutvles Jha
Nile
Sarnestiv
Nul de
Board of Lealth
Benhamin Lee
Beoreters
Book Club
Cace
Hendricks Company
Jermyn. Mayfield
William Powell
Connolly & Wallace’s
Connolly & Wallace
Olyphant
Peckville
Taylor
America
Monte Carlo
Orphans’ School of Odd Fellows
Bunbury
Dalton
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