Mozart Orchestra's Social Triumph at Carbondale
The Mozart orchestra drew a large crowd for a social event at Burke building in Carbondale last night, hailed as the largest ensemble ever assembled and a notable musical triumph. The dance section was praised as a standout social occasion of the season, while the concerted effort earned broad acclaim as a peak in musical administration. Meanwhile Frank Cast of Belmont faced arrest warrants on charges including larceny and conducting a brokerage without a license after allegedly misdirecting $70 sent by two countrymen to relatives in Italy. Cast appeared before Alderman Millar and was released on $1,000 bail posted by his father Samuel Cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Frank Cast
Belmontaltro
Cast
Tul‘Tin
Italy
Aldermiah Millar
Bevanton
Civet
Lavceny
Cust
Alderman Milhir
Samuel
Orchestra of Paarl Payers Exceeds City’s Largest Band
An assembled orchestra in Carbondale led by Prof. William Lynott of the Mozarts delivered a dance music program to great acclaim. Fifteen musicians formed the ensemble, surpassing the prior local high for orchestral size, and the rendition drew praise from dancers and guests alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestra
Paarl
Carbondale
Willam Lynott
Mozarts
Prof. Lynott
Jeaden
Testimonial From Abroad Praises Local Stenographer
The Phonographic Magazine of Cincinnati features a portrait and career review of Prof. W. A. F. Scott of this city. Born in St John New Brunswick he left school early after illness and built a stenographic career in Canada before moving to the United States and founding the Carbondale Commercial Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonographic
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. A. F. Scott
St. John
New Brunswick
Faiming
Manual of Phonography
Carvell Brothers
I i
Charlottestown
Prince Edward Islan
W. H. Crosskill
Prince Edward Island
Scott
the Guardian
Té Examiner Publishing Company
United States
Aine
West Pittston
Piu
New York City
Carbondale
Carbondale Commercial Institute
Boote
Phonographic ‘Institute
Former Carbondalian Mrs McGee Dies in Pittston
Mrs John McGee formerly Miss Barrett a Carbondale resident died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs John Metule’s home on Charles Street Pittston Cenerydebit. She left Carbondale 40 years ago and lived in Pittston as a leading tailor for years. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs John McGuire of Pittston, one brother F Barrett now in Lexington, and two sisters Mrs Jeremiah O Henry and Mrs Thomas Boland of Washington Street Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGee
B. ‘Barrett
Pittston
Join McCee
Carbondale
Heraughter
John Metule
Charles Street
McGee
Mies Bridgbi Puay
John McGuire
Furniture Center
Leganton
Jeremiah O'Henry
Thomas Boland
Washington Street
This City
Bedy
J. J. McGuire
South Main Street
J. O'Hearn
T. Roland
M. L. Barrett
Scranton
St. John's RK. C
Cathally
Belmont Man Arrested After Prank Accusations
Constable Jack Tierney of Alderman Millar's Scranton port arrives in Carbondale to process a Belmon t resident accused by local countrymen of a prank. The incident details are sparse in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Jack Tierney
Alderman Millar
Carbondale
Yeutey
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised as cure for colds
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia catarrh chronic bronchitis and consumption by treating colds and influenza. It asserts the product as a superior cure and states it is for sale by all druggists.
New Bank Site Favored by Carbondale Stockholders
The Carbondale business community plans a new bank and holds a Monday meeting to reorganize, elect officers and a board, name the bank, and fast track charter advertising. A site dispute centers on White's Boston Novelty store at North Main Street near the Miners' and Mechanics' Bank as the most favorable location with river access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Store
North Main Street
Carbondale
Owcers
Naw
Lince
Main Street
Salem Avenue
White's
Boston Novelty Store
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Two Children Bite by Stray Dogs in Dundare
Two youngsters, Thomas Coleman and Gerald McHale, were bitten by dogs while riding on a sleigh and a bob van respectively. Coleman suffered lip injuries, McHale a thigh wound. Both were treated by a surgeon and are recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coleman
Dundare
bin O
Gerald) McMale
McHale
Coleman
Fraternal Court Golden Bugle Elects Officers
Fraternal Court Golden Bugle No 1 Foresters of America in this city elects six month officers led by Chives Ranger Lee Decker and sub chief ranger W Henry Moyles. The Carbondale Lodge No 290 Knights of Pythias holds a semi annual officer election Friday evening with W T Masters deputy grand chancellor to install Jermyn lodge officers.
Byrne's Deal Linked to Glenville Graphite Syndicate
The Financial Review reports a Carnegie era graphite scheme tied to William J Byrne of Carbondale Pa and a Wilkes Barre man Shimon Woortmser who, with other figures, bought the Keystone Graphite tiles at Glenville Cin. The plan aims to expand the mine and boost local business prospects as prominent businessmen discuss the venture and its regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian J. Byrne
Carbondale
Financial Review
Glenville
Glet Ville
Canadkt
Shimon Woortmser
Wilkes-Barre
Haa
Keystone Graphite Company
Cinna
Ate Wormaer
Mary Grady obituary in CarbondaIe details
Mary Grady wife of George Grady died suddenly at 32 Mul street yesterday morning. She died after childbirth with dropsy contributing to her death. Born Miss Marguret Coperne in Carbondale in July 1870, she lived here and was beloved by many. Survivors include husband, three children, a brother Norbert Cains, a sister Miss Mariha Cogwins, all of Carbondale. Funeral Thursday afternoon with burial at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Margaret D. Grady
George Grady
Mul Street
Margiuret Coperne
Carbondale
Areways
Bey
Reception honors guests from South Fork and Jermyn
South Mall held a Monday night reception for Mrs. Shyder and her daughter from South Fork Jolinatown Games and merriments included recitations and music. Refreshments were served at a seasonable hour. Attendees included Mrs. Norris Archie Martin Mrs. T. Martin Mre. Avery Archie Avery Ruth Avery Willie Martin Wille Harriia James Harris Maith Waters Andrew Martin Mrs. Snyder Ethel Snyder Lor retta Medawan Florence Wariner Marvine Judge May Judge Joseph Judge John Heaps Ada Clemow Sadie Clemow Mr and Mrs Clemow Car bondiale.
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South Mall
Street
Shyder
South Fork
Jolinatown
Norris
Archie Martin
T. Martin
Mre. Avery
Archie Avery
Ruth Avery
Willie Martin
Wille Harriia
James Harris
Maith Waters
Andrew Martin
Jermyn
Mrs. Snyder
Ethel Snyder
John McCowan
Lorretta Medawan
Florence Wariner
Marvine
May Judge
Joseph Judge
John Heaps
Ada Clemow
Sadie Clemow
Clemow
Carbondiale
Social and Personal News From Carbondale Area
Miss Fite Murray of Dunmore visited Carbondale yesterday. Mrs Charles Evans and children return from Wilkes Barre. Miss Mary Monahan a 1902 St To se academy graduate accepts post at Clarke Bros store office. Miss Rose Finnerty replaces Monahan at International Correspondence Schools Scranton. Silas McMullen and Arthur Rutherford to host a dance in Burke building tonight. Rev Dy David Spencer and Mrs Spencer visit Blakely church parsonage guests of Rev Dr H J Whalen. W F E Carpenter of Binghamton visits sister. Miss Nellie O Hearn Elmira N Y Agnes McAndrew Margaret Cowley Archbald visit Carbondale. Miss Eleanor Jones hosts Miss Brunette Nassau Belvidere N J classmate at Blairhall. Nassau’s father a missionary in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fite Murray
Dunmore
Carbondale
Charles Evans
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Mornahan
St. Toseacademy
Clarke Bros
Misa Rose Finnerty
Monahan
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Silas McMullen
Arthur Rrutherford
Burke
David Spencer
Blakely Baptist Church
Spencer
Bercan Baptist Church
H. J. Whalen
Whalen
W. FE. Carpenter
Binghamton
Mira. J
A. Tingley
Nellie O' Hearn
Elmira
Agnes McAndrew
Margaret Cowley
Archbald
Eleanor Jones
Brunette Nassau
Belvidere
N. J
Nassau
Miss Jones
Blairhall
Blairstown
South Africa
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Warmth for Cold Workers
The Esquimo eats blubber while lumbermen seek nourishment in fat. The copy claims fatty foods aid warmth and health for those thin or wasting. Physicians prescribe Scott's Emulsion and a trial will be sent if requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimo
Scott
Scott & Howne
Pearl Sucey
New York
Mr and Mrs Clemow Entertain In Honor Of Visitors
Mr and Mrs William Clemow host a social gathering in honor of visiting friends. The event highlights hospitality and community ties as guests enjoy an evening at the Clemow residence.
Free trial bottle offer for Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy
One thousand free bottles advertised for kidney liver bladder and blood complaints. The coupon printed invites Tribune readers to present it at participating stores to receive a trial bottle at no cost with no purchase obligation. Supplies said to be limited and valued readers urged to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Tribune
McGarrah
Tl. Phelps
Henwooi & Co
Matthews Bran
Scranton
the Tribune
David Keniihedy
Miss Julie Craser to Perform at Peckville Church
At the Methodist Episcopal church in Peckville Miss Julie Craser elocutionist and entertainer will appear Thursday evening January 1 with home talent. A varied programme of recitation humor and pathos will be interspersed with music for an evening of rare enjoyment under Class No. of the Sunday school. Admission and children’s fees not specified. Doors open at 7, performance starts at an unspecified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Julie BE. Craser
Chaplin Lake Outing Club Banquet And Dance Tonight
The Chaplin Lake Outing club banquet at the Windsor hotel and a dance in Assembly hall are planned for this evening. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at 3 PM at Mrs. William Depew's home on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin Lake
Charming Lake
Windsor Hotel
Assembly Hall
Woman's Home Missionary Society
William Depew
Third Street
Frank Couch
Second Street
Dre. I
Graves
M. J. Shields
Medical Society
Carbondale
William Harvey
North Main Street
Laurie Robinson
Enterprise Hall
Walter Tenns
Catherine Hartman
Johnstown
Prof
Firth
Scranton
Emily Graves
Rachel Grifithes
Utlen
N.Y
Teatrice Dawe
West May- Held
Henry Smith
Order of Fibernians
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
A vintage drug advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quin ine tablets. It notes money back refund if it fails and carries B. W. Grove's signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Bertha Reese Weds W. Evans in Bloomsburg Ceremony
In Grove street home of Mrs. Benjamin Reese the marriage of Miss Bertha Reese to W. W. Evans of Bloomsburg was performed by Rev. G. H. Hemingway. The couple left for Philadelphia and Washington and will reside in Bloomsburg. Bertha, a former Old Forge High School teacher, married to a Bloomsburg school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Town
Benjamin Reese
Grove Street
Bertha
W. Evans
Bloomsburg
G. H. Heming- Way
Presbyterian Church of
Bloomsbury
Mise Quinn
Pittston
Mrs. Ryans
Local Obituaries and Notices From Scranton Area
Mrs. Ada Weston of West Pittston and Mrs. Catherine Jones of Greenwood are named in death notices. John Burkey’s funeral was held at Washington street with German Evangelical church services and interment at Forest Home. Knights of Pythias and Red Men groups planned meetings. A small fire at Taylor & Tubbs lumber yard was controlled by Century Hose company. Several local residents are noted as ill or recovering, with holiday disruptions and visits mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lure
John H. Reese
Benjamin J. Slovum
Hans
John RR. Johns
Riilroad Street
John Burkey
Ciasper Tanner
Washington Street
German Evangelical Church
Wrought
Harris
Forest Home Cemetery
Aiide
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Minooka Tribe
Order of Red Men
Catherine Jones
Greenwood
William Perry
Llwellyn Jones
William Jones
Thomas Jones
O'Clovek
Taylor & Tubbs
Main Street
Century Hose Company
No. 2
Willian Bailey
South Scranton
Mra
JJ. Mvans
North Main Street
Yester
Achiev
Funeral of Mrs. Juliet Forsyth Held at Harford Home
Harford notices include the Forsyth funeral at her home with interment in South Harford cemetery. Mrs. Forsyth left two children and died recently. Other items mention holiday visits, teachers returning from Washington, and local social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford
Juliet Forsyth
Forsyth
William Caswell
Brooklyn
George Forsyth
South Harford
Nellie Picket
Scranton
Lew Burdick
Will Sherwood
Keystone Academy
Jennie Warnock
Washington
Ellen Mune
G. L. Payn
Manger
Sooth Gibson
W. B. Hammond
Reynolds
South Gibron
Addie Jefers
Howard
G. TR. Reasigue
Hugh MacConnells
Berwick
Caroline Lewis
Paria ‘Tiffany
Pittston News Highlights Local School Expansion and Community Events
West Pittston school officials add a new room in the Washington street building with Miss Monie as teacher starting after Christmas. The area sees ongoing local court cases, a fatality under coroner review, a Pittston basketball win over Wilkes-Barre Ninth regiment, a holiday party at Jed Hitchener’s home, a $15,000 lawsuit against the city, and the death of Mrs. John McGee with funeral plans set in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plugton
Leo
Onme
West Pittston
Washington Street
Monie
Philadelphia Avenue
Boston
Pernwood
Dominick Lobello
Sobello
Noel Fatal
Chivinco Colleilo
Oall
Italy
Alderman Barrett
Lobello
Collela
Durrett
Kahan
Pmaltote
Ak A
Stitt
Pittston
Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Kirby
Bloomsbury Wheelmen
Jed Hitchener
Hxeter Street
Broad Street Presbyterian
Mulholland
Billston
Viece
New Milford Notes Include Dinner Plans and Visits
New Milford events report a chicken pie dinner at the Baptist church on January 1 hosted by the Ladies Aid. Local residents F G Inderlied and B E Morgan spent Monday evening in Binghamton. Prof Larrabee of Keuka College visited New Milford High School Monday. The Presbyterian society holds its annual meeting June 12 1905 at the church. Miss May Bradley hosted friends Monday evening and will depart Wednesday for New York to train as a nurse. Mr and Mrs D M McConnell visited relatives in Scranton last week returning Saturday evening. Carl Hawley of Byracage visits his mother Mrs J E Safford. Mrs F W Moss entertained Hartford visitors Sunday. Miss Gussie Smith returned Monday from Montrose where she visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Baptist Church
Ladies' Aid
F. G. Inderlied
BE. W. Morgan
Binghamton
Prof
Larrabee
Keuka College
New Milford High School
The
Presbyterian Society
Miss May Bradley
L. Bradley
Corliss Bradley
J. W. Axtell
Willoughby Tucker
Ian MecConnell
Maud Trumbull
Miss May
New York
Mra
D. M. McConnell
Scranton
Carl Hawley
Byracage
J. E. Safford
F. W. Moss
Hartford Friends
Gussie Bsmith
Montrose
Christmas Guests and Church Events Reported in Moscow Area
Local residents and visitors from Philadelphia Pittston Stroudsburg Syracuse and Plainsfield attend Christmas gatherings at homes and church events in Moscow. The article notes sermons sleigh rides holiday visits and meetings of the Ladies Aid with several named families mentioned.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Mozart
Orchestra
William
PL Lynott
Phonographic Magazine
Belmont
NEW Bank
Gerald McHale
Coleman Boy
Foresters
W. J. Byrne
Finance Review
Social and Personal
Giorge M. Hull
Misa Agnes Maria Hull
Charles Vernon Bean
Port Allegheny
W. K. Tripler
Cire van Sirkle
Marion Howells
Beatrice Willams
Chara Trull
Melt Hull
Mary Walk
Jederie
Phila- Helphki
Chirchee Hull
Frederek Bean
Doy
Philadelphi
Woman's Christ In Temperance Union
Tte
Beck
Escuimo
Jermyn Mayfield
Olyphant
Mary Monahan
Jessup
Hillshie
J. W. Sweeney
Welock
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Cetielay
Father Mathew Opera House
Eureka Commandery
Knights of Malta
Keystone Hall
Delaware Street
Olympia Orchestra
Firemen
Young Men's Temperance Society
St. Patrick's Church
Father Mathew
Georgia Thomas
Springbrook
M. J. McAndrew
Bridget Carbine
Paterson
Austin Lynch
Catholic Historical and Magivine Club
Beranton
Prof. Craver
Dickingon College
Gwilym Edwards
Edwardsville
Jr. F. Probert
Lloyd Hart
Tere Wiel
W. H. Davis
Susquehanna Street
Grace Pettigrew
Jennie Mason
Providence
Taylor
Connolly & Wallace
Connolly & Wallace’s
Ing
Dee. St
Merl Ellsworth
Francene Sieuns
Annie Quincin
Scranton ‘Tribune
John Wachs
Lehigh Valley
Berge
Itia
Min
Beranton Tribune
Moscow
Miss Anderson
Philadelphia
Misa Young
F.T. Pelton
Agron Kelly
Daugh Alice
Frank Hallett
Tobyhanna
Helen Clouse
Henry Clo
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