Carbondale News Correspondence Arranged for Ro Munn
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune is placed in the hands of Mr. C. Ro Munn at Salem avenue and Church street for news items. All complaints on irregular delivery should be addressed to W. T. Roberts, news agent.
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Carbondale
The
Tribune
C. Ro Munn
Salem Avenue
Church Street
W. T. Roberts
Misses Bell
Bell
Bell Toilet CO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Man Uses Poison to Try to Kill Family in rat War
Michael Mahosky, hotel operator on Belmont Street near Ontario, prepared rat poison in flour and left it to mix. His wife and two children ate bread with the poison, fell ill, with severe stomach pains and vomiting. A doctor diagnosed the poisoning and saved the family, locating the poisoned flour.
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Michael Mahosky
Belmont Street
Niles
Mr. Mahosky
Street Pavement Repair Urged For Malin Street
City councils face Malin street repairs as frost heaving worsens the pavement eight years old. Yesterday work required removing high bricks to let street cars pass under a five year contractor guarantee.
Greatest Hit of the Season at Grand Opera House
The Spooners presented an animated song sheet as one of the season’s hits at the Grand Opera house. Four dozen children formed the notes with Minn May Spooner, singing My Coal Black Lady, with seven encores. The novelty will be repeated Friday.
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Spooners
Grand Opera House
Minn May Spooner
Balton Family Sets Residence in Binghamton
Mrs Catherine Balton and her daughter Lulia have moved to Seventh avenue and Washington street in Binghamton J B Shannon travels to Reading Carbondale Lumber firm forms Loveland Pethick Beidleman partnership headquarters in North Tonawanda NY with eastern NY sales Rev J F Hogan visited Carbonale friends William Pierce resigns his Delaware and Hudson Gravity post. George Penwarden named successor clerks sell tickets for first annual Burke Building social night
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Catherine Balton
Lulia
Binghamton
Carbondale Cycle Club
Waddel
Russell BE
Balton
Seventh Avenue
Washington Street
J. B. Shannon
Reading
Bridget O'Boyle
Mary McDonald
Annie Gilligan
Ella F. Horan
Millereville State Normal School
Mary Bridgett
Mary Murrin
Rochester
Frank van Gorder
Philadelphia
T. J. Pethick
Carbondale Lumber Company
C. H. Loveland
North Tonawanda
N. Y
F. A. Beldleman
Scranton
Loveland, Pethick & Beidleman
Pethick
New York State
Albany
New York City
J. F. Hogan
Carbondale
William Pierce
Honesdale
George Penwarden
Burke Building
Down
Health and strength for country women via Dr Pierce remedies
The text urges country women to maintain health through local strength and warns neglect leads to weakness. It promotes Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female organ weakness and disorders, touting nerve tonicity and easier childbirth. Testimonials and mailing options for the 1008 page Medical Adviser are included.
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Pierce
Common Sense
All Good Medicine
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Frank Camfield
East Dickinson
Oklio Co
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted With Personal Testimonials
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure for all forms of piles claiming cure without surgery. It cites Mrs. M C Hinkley of Indianapolis and Mr DD Reed of South Lyons as testimonials and notes price around 50 cents to $1. The Electric Star Lodge announces a forthcoming ninth anniversary observance.
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M. C. Hinkley
Miselesppi Street
Indianapolis
DD. Eb, Reed
South Lyons
Mich
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Albion, Mich
P. H. Green
Electric Star Lodge
Valley attendees greeted by reception committee at depot
The valley party scheduled to attend will be met at the depot by a reception committee in charge of the affair. The committee includes Frank Wolcott M J Moran George Alvord and W T Carden. The clerks' organization is strong and promises social and business success.
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Frank Wolcott
M. J. Moran
George Alvord
W. T. Carden
Sleigh ride party from Carbondale to Forest City
Jermyn and Mayfield ladies of the Congregational church enjoyed a sleigh ride Tuesday to Forest City, dining at Mr. and Mrs. Bias Evans home before returning home about six. The group included Mrs. Griffiths and Mrs. Surdival among others. Local appointments and visits to Carbondale and Mayfield were noted, with a Congregational pastor receiving a call from Pittsburgh.
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Ald Society
The
Congregational Church
Forest City
and Mire
Bias Evans
Thomas K. Griffithe
John T. Griffiths
William Wivell
William Surdival
James R. Evans
John H. Humphrey
Joseph Roberts
John W. Jones
Richard Evans
Owing Owings
John Yeates
Dennis J. Sullivan
William Cunningham
M. J. Shields
P. C. Manley
Morton
Philadelphia
Carbondale Hospital
Martin
Isaac Benjamin
Thomas FE. Griffiths
Main Street
Alice Finana
Scranton
Emma Roberts
Becond Street
D. J. Willams
K. Rinnie
Carbondale
Thomas KE. Griffiths
North Main Street
Thomas Williams
Hyde Park
Pleasant surprise party at Elder Powell's home
A Monday evening gathering at Elder Powell's Madisonville home presented gifts including a lap robe and bogey whip. Guests and activities spanned several households and included refreshments, sleigh rides, and social events hosted by the Ladies' Aid and Sunday school class.
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Elder Powell
Madisonville
Eghardt
Moscow
Lucinda Ives
William Lumley
S. J. Hornbaker
Thomas Walters
J. S. Hornbaker
Redesman
Mra
W. A. Swarts
W. W. Yeager
Dr Fike
Peter Hornbaker
Mattie
M. W.W. Wademan
John Walters
H. Wardell
Jubilee
Kate Courtright
Mary George
Lottie George
William Mivhenback
George Watts
Agnes
Milton Brown
Clare's Summit Obituary Notes and Local Announcements
The column records the Ross family mourning a 20 month old son who died on January 31 1897 from bronchitis. It notes visits between Scranton and local residents, moves of Mr and Mrs Young from Salamanca NY, and several church and institute events including a Methodist Episcopal chair meeting at Miss Vine Justin’s, a well drill, and a teachers Institute at the school house next Saturday.
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Chester Ross
Gorden
Scranton
Howard Wolf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Farmers’ Institute
Young
Salamanca
N. Y
F. M. Young
Beemer
Beranton
F. M. Youngs
Catherine Brown
West Nicholeon
Smith
Justin
Surprise Birthday Party For Dr J J Bulhelmer
A group of Hyde Park youths held a surprise party for Dr and Mrs J J Bulhelmer in Priceburg. Attendees included Hattie Brown Nettle Stark Cora Margaret Mexere and others. Mrs William Battin of Providence visited Lincoln Street relatives. John Wrightson, a miner, sustained a finger injury and blood poisoning developed. Mrs William Margetson suffers a severe quinsey attack.
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Mra
J. J. Bulhelmer
Hyde Park
Hattie Brown
Nettle Stark
Cora
Margaret
Mexere
C. Farmer
J. Archbad
J. Caveter
Hoffman
Mra. Ower
Mias
Mary BE. Wrightson
Greon Ridge
Lincoln Street
William Battin
Providence
John Wrightson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
William Margetson
Quinsey
Cure for Heart Disease Claims Instant Relief
A testimonial from Hev L. Dana of Pittsburg praises Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. The writer says chronic heart symptoms including unease palpitation and choking sensations disappeared after use, sold by Matthews Brothers and W T Clark.
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E. C. West
Manny
Dave
Clark
Washington
Penn, Ave
Scranton
Taylor News Social At Home and Local Updates
A reception honored Miss Jessie Owens by her parents at North Taylor for her birthday. Various residents and workers are noted convalescing or improving, including David K. R. Davis and Superintendent William Fern. Local social events include Welsh Congregational church supper and lodge meetings in Van Hiorn's and Reese's halls.
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Jessie Owens
W. B. Owens
North Taylor
David KR. Davis
Huannick, Moore & Co
Decopor Street
John Price
Ridge Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Margaret Gibbs
Erranton
Michael Cummings
Charles Leuthold
Sadie Gangewer
Malin Street
John Griffiths
Hyde Park
Lackawanna Valley
Ida Sperber
Jennie Nicholas
Polly Davis
Taylor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Reese's Hall
Thomas Reynolds
Bellevue
Trisday
William Fern
Archbheld
Taylor
Pyne
Holden Collierjee
Richard Griffiths
Sarah
J. Gilmartin
Duryea
Mary Griffiths
Pittston
Clare's Green Banquet and Local Social Roundup
The W.5 Rogers Encampment No 221 banquet drew about seventy five members and guests with an elaborate menu and thoughtful toasts. A sleighing party from Jordan Hollow visited Mr and Mrs John Smith and many friends. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Stella Groavener and Mr Frank Courtney, were mentioned along with several return visits and community greetings. A teachers Institute is planned for February 12 at the high school with topics Incentives Discipline Home Studies and Grammar and attendance urged for teachers and the public.
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W. 5
Rogers
Jordan Hollow
John Smith
Fred Whetherly
Fred Gritman
William Lewis
Floyd Colwin
Ethan Taylor
Horace Smith
J. A. Rymer
Merton Cook
Wallace Cook
Stella Groavener
Alpha Cordner
Lula Foster
Lula Lowry
Johanna Cure
Clara Rymer
Frank Courtney
Buffalo
Laura Gill
J. L. Lutsey
Walter Mathews
Misa Maud Mullinex
Benton
J. K. Stone
Ithaca
N. Y
Earnest Mott
Mra. May Bennett
Newark
N. J
Andrew Miller
Orange
George Wells
Dring
Anselat
Thie Institute
Country Doctor's Harrowing Coastal Medical Career
A veteran physician recalls twenty seven years of practice in a coastal town, detailing brutal winters, crossing ice and water to reach patients, dangerous journeys by boat and sleigh, stern duty, and the toll of exposure. He notes older colleagues, island travels, and the shift of responsibilities to younger assistants.
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Journal of Medicine and Science
Sweet Cupid Sits by the Garden Path in Whimsical Verse
The poem depicts Cupid with wings damp from dew and a stolen dress as butterflies and a bee observe his mischief. He laments wasted arrows while humans notice his disguise, clipping his wings and braiding his gold curls, hinting at a playful, roguish tone. From the London Evening Sun.
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Cupid
Third Sale Discounts Across Broad Price Range
The listing states a three sale run with prices at 13.95 2.45 1.95 1.45 and 1.15. It presents a sequence of price points likely for multiple items or bundles.
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Clare's Summit
Priceburg
Taylor News
Clare's Green
Cinelanati Enquirer
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
NEW York Hotels
Albert
Cor
Aith Street
Univeral Placa
Broadway
L&e. Frenkel
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Irving Place
Leo, Murray
Proprieter
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long
Washington Ave
National Supply and Metal Co
West Lackawanna Avenue
M.B. Keeley
Mgr
Germania
Hammondsport
Rheims
N. C
Lee
Champaghe
Delaware
Tokay
Bherry
Elvira
Niagara
Lotpadice
LS. Weg
Post Opion
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Renayno Chemical Co
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Manufactorirs
GANG
Hardwood
Mili
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Bass
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Eve
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
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