Carbondale Accident Injures Horses and Driver
On Ninth avenue near Terrace street in Carbondale a wagon and two coal teams owned by John Booth collided after a near noon attempt to turn Terrace street. Both horses were crippled and may not recover. a bystander was freed from the wagon by Krantz brewery workers. The driver escaped injury.
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Ninth Avenue
Church
Terrace
B.J. Wiliams
Terrace Etreet
John Booth
Strent Wakeley
Krants Brewery
Funeral of J A Ammerman in City
Funeral services were held for engineer J A Ammerman who died suddenly on Sunday. The procession accompanied the remains to Honesdale for burial at Dyberry Cemetery. The FP and AM conducted the burial rites with a large turnout from the community.
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Hev
G. A. Plas
Smith
John Α. Ammerman
Oelock
Place
Honesdale
A.M
Delaware and Hudson alterations announced in city report
The Delaware and Hudson officials announced conference outcomes in this city. Changes will shift from gravity department to the Pennsylvania division. Master Machin e Johnson to oversee machine shops and Chief Clerk Major's duties expand. No 3 breaker to be abandoned with a new unit to be built on the south side in spring. Moving equipment will be used on breakers and the steam road line.
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Delaware and Hudson
Local society notes and church events in Scranton area
The Baptist choir meets Friday evening. The Junior Society of Christmas Endeavor held a social at the Baptist chapel last evening. Samson, formerly a ticket agent on North Main Street, joins the Delaware and Findon at Scranton sales dept. Professor Bryden is able again. Lovelands take possession of property at eighth Ave and Spring St. Frank Foster Shinnon hosts a gathering for his birthday with several attendees. Others listed include Delus Leonsley Rexford Bennett and many neighbors. Various illnesses and visitors noted.
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Christma Endeavor
Baptist Chapel
BH. Samson
North Main Atrert Gravity Station
Delaware and Flndion
Scranton
Bryden
L. L. Loveland
Eighth Avenue
Spring Street
Frank Foster Shinnon
William Shannon
Wyoming Street
Delus Leonsley
Raynor Meaker
Winthrop Mellen
Rexford Bennett
Kirk Stansbury
Edward Purple
Wesley Dennis
Cecil Smith
Vere Abbey
Wells Loveland
Rex
Meyers
Tillman Moon
Frank Bengenter
Charis Hagan
Erip
W. B. Civitman
Leadm
Mame Devine
Boranton
Misa Tavura Donnelly
Kate Walsh
David Lewis
Pike Street
Mary
Sivan Hagan
Lydia Cody
Dundaff Street
George Correll
Canaan Street
Jamies Walker
Belmont Etredt
Mary ¢'Vane
Tatibelle Lathrope
Abre
William Phil« Tips
Green Ride
John Tievaney
Mise
Aliie Gilmartin
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AND FUNERAL
A Windsor hall caucus nominated W. C. Nicholson for chairman Frank Depew secretary H A Williams and David Williams tellers Swick Merritt and Walkey for justice of the peace Swick nominated George Williams for high constable Lincoln Green named auditor. The funeral of Elizabeth Coombe was held at 2 pm at her daughter Mrs Anthony Prynn’s home with Rev C A Benjamin officiating Pallbearers included Philip and Frank Baker Henry Sobey Thomas Henwood Michael Roberts and William Morcom Attendants from Scranton included William Prynn and his daughter.
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Windsor Hall
W. C. Nicholson
Frank Depew
H. A. Williams
David Wiliams
W. B. Swick
W. H. Merritt
Thomas Walkey
Justice of the Peace
Swick
George Williams
David Reeves
Lincoln Green
Ellasbeth Coombe
Anthony Prynn
Bacon Street
C. A. Benjamin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philip and
Frank Baker
Henry Sobey
Thomas Henwood
Michael Roberts
William
Mayfield burn victim in critical condition in town
The badly burned child from Mayfield on Tuesday evening remains in critical condition with little hope for recovery. Clarence Wakeslee has returned from a ten day visit in New York. St Agnes Guild members met at Mika Gertrude Vail's home to discuss proposals from milk weaving firms seeking to locate in the borough. Dr. J. D. Davis and Clarence Blakeslee visited Carbondale last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coombe
Joseph Fird
William Prynn
Frackville
William Lanyon
Green Ridge
Mayfield
Clarenee Wakeslee
New York
St. Agnes’ Guild
St James’ Episcopal Church
Mika Gertrude
Taylorville community notices and funeral arrangements
Events include parish fund raiser at Weber’s rink, Welsh Baptist guest preacher Hopking, and multiple funeral services for James Nash and Solomon German. Local meetings cover Lackawanna Valley Council and Lily Lodge. school levy bids, tax summaries, and county financial details are reported with committee commissions and balances.
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Weber
Hopking
Wales
Coupylie
Hyde Park
J. M. Lloyd
Grove Street
Tierdagy
Lackawanna Lodge
Olyphant
James Nash
Union Street
Methodsat Episcopal Church
William Feteby
J. Ab Lingd
Presbyterian
George Bursehow
Weat Scranton
LackieWwanna Valley Council
Order of American Mechanics
Solomon German
Aehock
Piteston
H. J. Trntels
Electric Light status and local notices in Tunkhannock
The Electric Light company turned on street lights last evening under a new contract and will keep the old circuit until poles and ground conditions permit the switch to incandescence. Local officials and residents appear in town, with government auditors reporting county accounts and repayments in Wyoming County.
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The
Electric Light Company
Eeyts
Justices of the
Charles Gardner
Factoryville
A. D. Gardner
Minton Township
Tunkhinnock
Wyoming National Bank
Montrose
Thomas Harding
D. J. Beatt
Tickert, Young and Wright
Honorahhe
Court of Common Pleas
Wyoming County
Sold County
Tunkhannock Borouch
Sach
A. G. Gregory
Ramuel Mawke
Harold Davidson
Meshoppen
Hawke
F. H. Chase
Charles Wheelock
Michael Brown
F. Drake
Various Local Notes From Wilkes-Barre and Surroundings
Friday visits in Wilkes-Barre include Mrs. Gretter and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. Debhorme trips to New York. Delaware and Hudson service changes affect Totown. downtown station replacement. Florence Wilbur Ham and Elizabeth W. Bentley are guests in town. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson travel to St Augustine Florida. Mason visitors and new Lawyer band formed in Honesdale. Wayne County Christian Endeavor holds executive meeting. Republican caucus nominates a slate for town council school director peace judge and election officials. Special chapel meetings continue in Honesdale.
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Harry Gretter
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel J. Debhorme
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Totown
Florence Wilbur Ham
Third Street
Mike Elizabeth W. Bentley
New York City
Andrew Thompson
Augustus
Charles
St. Augustine
Florida
Carbondale Masons
Honesdale Lodge
Lawyer Band
Edward Lawyer
Thea
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Chapel
Honesdale
Republican Borough
Tallman
J. M. Lyons
W. G. Blakely
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Radical Rectal Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for piles. It claims instant pain stop, non narcotic ingredients, and gradual tumor absorption with no surgery, priced at 10 cents to 1.00 per package. A free booklet on piles is offered by Pyramid Co of Marshall Michigan.
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United States
Canada
Lee
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Democratic Borough Caucus Names Local Election Team
The caucus listing includes town council candidates A. M. Lelne John Kubsaueh and Graham Watts plus school director Perry A. La Barr and Dr Edward Burns for justice of the peace W. H. Ham and judge of election A. McCarty inspector F. J. Tolley are named for the upcoming ballot.
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A. M. Lelne
John Kubsaueh
Graham Watts
Perry A. LaBarr
Edward Burns
W. H. Ham
A. McCarty
F. J. Tolley
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted by Chicago Druggists
Hisgen Bros on the South Side corners 9th street and Wentworth avenue report heavy sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They claim it gives satisfactory results for severe colds and croup in children. Sold by all druggists and Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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Hisgen Bros
South Side
9Th St
Wentworth Ar
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale
J. ¥. Ammerman
D. & H. Changes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
H.Y
Taylor News
Lily Lodge
Taylorville Lodge
Hush Hughes
Hughes Brewing Company
Pittston
Alfred Rundle
Nicholson
Yeaterday
Misa Annie Hobab
Tiylorustle
O. FE
Reese's Hall
Johyn Watking
Friends
West Scranton
Drake
County Treasurers Commission
Treasurer's Commission
Lax
Trea Wrer
Dame
Tunkhannock
Soldiers’ Monument
Chicago
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Jonas Long
Asa Wrens
Marseilles
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