Nomination Dates for Carbondale City Officers Set
City Republicans announce primaries January 7 for delegate selection to the Republican city convention and January 10 for mayor city controller treasurer and council and school posts. Meeting notes and committee vacancies listed with local social notes and events in Carbondale.
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Death notices mix of names and places from a late update
The obituary notes Mire Anthony Gardens Parview Street died yesterday at age fifty two. The funeral is set for four oclock Thursday at Forty xen and street home. Martin John Meatrick Michael and Mistes Kathe Bridger Aria are named in the notice.
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Contested City Labor Changes Spark Administrative Motion
Officials order a reallocation of workers on a gravity project after a misread memo. The Erie department plans to move personnel to other duties while continuing to employ those displaced until new positions arise.
Disturbance on North Main Street Involving a Young Woman
An intoxicated girl about twenty caused a scene on North Main Street and Salem Avenue carrying a bottle. She sang, danced, shouted at imaginary errand slaves and misbehaved with friends urging her to retire from public view. She was well dressed and not visibly injured.
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Exciting accident on North Main street injures two
A bus driven by John Devanes on North Main street yesterday afternoon had its tongue drop out. The team pulled in different directions causing a twist and a minor collision. No major damage was reported and the horses could only manage a few rods afterwards.
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Local and Personal News in Scranton
The Azores of this city will close New Year’s Day. Mr and Mrs George W Dowe are in Teliniva. Miss Norah Morrison returned to Philadelphia. Miss Martha Singer with guests Mittee Hattie Lowenberg and Marion Cross of Philadelphia spent yesterday in Scranton. New, 0, 0 and Powderly mines will shut down early next year until a third tall to Ne S breaker is laid, continuing about two weeks. Afterward mines expect to work at least nine hours daily for the rest of winter. The Pevachers alliance of Cirlhon dale and vicioity will hold their next.
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Inquest On Petro Wasglinick and Walsh Deaths
A coroner’s inquest into the deaths of Petro Wasglinick and Joseph Walsh at the Ontario and Western crossing near Peckville found they died Saturday December 1888 when struck by an engine. The jury urged immediate safety improvements at the crossing.
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Avoca Officers Elected for Catholic Mutual Benefit Society
The Avoca Catholic Mutual Benefit Association names officers led by Chancellor Patrick Summon and President James Jennings with a slate of trustees as the group reports ongoing community notices. Twin babies born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Healey died soon after birth, leaving the condition precarious.
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Martin Conden
Secord View
Thomas Haskins
Join Moore
Financia
Frank Little
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M. J. Trean
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Afr
A. J. Healey
Jones
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Public buys better pies and the best remedy wins
An analysis argues that price is constant, so only the superior article gains long term profits. It explains how public exposure to strong options drives preference, citing Chamberlain's Cough Remedies as a trusted choice for coughs colds and croup and noting Matthews Brow as wholesaler and retailer.
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Clare's Green and Local Notices in Wilkes-Barre
Community notes report Clare's Green relatives visiting Wilkes-Barre for a couple of weeks. Marriage news notes Mr Charles Miller and Miss Viola Lord wed in Rockdale last Saturday. Several residents suffer grippe while others attend a burial in Dalton and a death in Danville. Reunion of the Courtright family held with all members present.
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Rockdale
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Jeremiah Northup
J. J. Austin
J. H. Cook
Danville
Alfred Dubrow Wank
Korkdale
B. FP. Courtright
Happiness vs Misery Pills and Harmful Tonic Tablets
A damaged note discusses a supposed Happiness vs Misery tonic marketed to treat nervousness and overindulgence. It claims to destroy appetite for alcohol and warns it can be administered without patient knowledge. Includes an address at 520 Pan n Ave Scranton Pa.
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Fire tears through dilapidated rink building. area damaged
A blaze at a crumbling rink in the business district roared from the rear about 2 50 yesterday morning. Firefighters from Excelsior and Leon battled the flames, saving nearby properties including John Ferguson's, while the building erected in 184 by Richard Gallagher had housed a skating ring and later club rooms. The incident follows a week of community events and lodge activities noted in town.
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Gren
George Wieland
Erieburg
Gwilvin Williame
Steven
Mnech Thomas
Mires May Evans
Gwilym Evans
Evelyn Davies
James Muir
Scranton
Rnoch Thomas
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Camden Widow Sarah Welle Dies at Home
Clara Lindsey and relatives report the death of Mrs Sarah Welle widow of John Welle at her Camden residence. The obituary notes her as the daughter of Me and Mrs Fred Lindsey and lists her as surviving family members.
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Thistle Lodge Marks 44th Anniversary Feast and Program
Thistle lodge of Odd Fellows held its 44th anniversary with a varied program enjoyed by members and their families. Grand Master Thomfe could not attend, but district officers led an engaging evening followed by a lavish banquet praised as one of the city’s best social events.
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W. Gaylord Thomfe
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Charles Sheppard
Sheppard
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Wiliam Devaney
John Evans
Miss Willams
John Foebaig
Alexander Davis
Prumer Jones
James Quinnon
Mabel Evans
May
Lis Williams
Jennie Owen
Stuod Llewellyn
Cvity
Ehtys
Public Auction At Karl Hobbs Farm In Marsh Brook
George Stevens conducted the sale with old hand efficiency. Cows brought high prices for the season and proceeds reached about 40 dollars. Hobbs plans to rent the place for a term, while John Clarkson rents to Charles Derker of Lenox who is already mowing. Local schooling notes mention Miss Van Fleet and other students on vacation.
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Electric heating finds new uses in industry and display
Electric heating is thriving with applications from baking ovens to window condensation prevention. Niagara Falls and Buffalo plants push low-cost power for shops, hotels, and trolley autos. Stores adopt small heaters in windows connected to lighting mains to eliminate sweating and improve displays.
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Perruna praised as grippe remedy by public official
A long testimonial letter from Josiah Allen formerly Clerk of the Supreme Court of Olu extolls Perruna as a cure for la grippe and its aftereffects. It cites other letters from Columbus and Adrian endorsing Perruna for influenza catarrh and coughs, claiming rapid relief and improved health after treatment.
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