Estate sale ad and social visit noted in Carbondale
The notice lists a sale of real estate on Westming Street and asks inquiries on Seventh Avenue. Miss Norah O Callaghan hosted guests Miss Grace Clark Gertrude Riley Charles Clark and Will McKenna from Honesdale who visited Carbondale yesterday riding behind Maple City fuel horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Fake
Dindaff
Missoe Grace Clark
Gertrude Riley
Charles Clark
Will McKenna
Honesdale
Thia City
Norah O'Fhoearn
Maple City
Municipal Ballot Set for February 18 1902 City Officials
Voters will elect mayor treasurer controller assessors school directors and ward aldermen in a packed slate. Names listed include Frank Sloan Emmett James Solomon Clark Coe Thoters and Wm May among others across sixth and other wards as the city plans its select council and common council seats.
Eve of Election Drives Carbondale Races to A Heated Poll Day
The Carbondale contest ends a heated canvass with Republicans optimistic of victory and Democrats equally confident. The Republican committee reports record organizing effort since January and predicts the largest party vote, while Democrats urge perseverance amid wide discussion and bets on the mayoral outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Carbondale
Harrison House
Local Fraternal and Civic Groups Meeting
A reader note lists several organizations including select council Olive Leaf lodge Odd Fellows Mm W. Nally club Federal Union No T204 Young Men's Institute Patriotic Order Sons of America Barbers' Union and similar clubs.
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Olive Leaf Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mm W
Sleigh Ride Fun in Olyphant Before New Year
Martin Mooney Edward Gallagher John Lynch and Joseph Edwards of Olyphant enjoyed a sleigh ride yesterday. Misses Genevieve Scott Mamie Cun tom Dave Harvey and James Fee joined the outing in a cheerful local winter scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mooney
Edward Gallagher
John Lynch
Joseph Edwards
Olyphant
Genevieve Scott
Mamie Cuntom
Dave Harvey
James Fee
Postum As Coffee Alternative Promises Health Benefits
An advertorial urges coffee drinkers to switch to Postum a cereal beverage saying coffee harms nerves stomach and eyes and that Postum provides safer nourishment. It touts flavor color preparation and health advantages while noting proper boiling for best taste.
Salem avenue name change sparks public opinion debate
City Engineer Kupp seeks citizen input on renaming Salem avenue to Mckinley or Wremley with nearby streets honoring Gardelit and Lincoln. The Tribune invites communications to gauge public sentiment on the proposal as railroad news highlights Kenney’s promotion and notes long-standing comic opera at Carbondale theater with the Wang production and Morse’s music.
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Kupp
Salem Avenue
Wremley Avenue
Gardelit
Lincoln
Sahanvenue
Mewinley Avenue
Carbondate
Mckinley Avenue
Upp
the Tribune
Honesdale Man Arrested on Forgery Charge
Constable Neary arrested Charles Gell in Honesdale on a complaint by merchant Hermann Scheuerholz who alleges a forged check for 70 dollars signed by Thiefler Bros. Gell denied the charge, claimed no ties to Honesdale, and will be returned to the city for further handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Constable Neary
Neary
Gell
Hermann Scheuerhels
Thiefler Bros
Bell
Salem Avenue
Charles Gell
George Tell
Sermitton
Brooklyn Ice Gorge Threatens Floods at Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn creek near Gilhool's store is frozen five feet deep under the Brooklyn bridge with a narrow channel cut on the south side to provide an outlet. Engineers Kupp and Killeen opened the channel early this week to prevent a sudden thaw from flooding nearby properties, while officials fault the Delaware and Hudson company for negligence and resist drastic changes.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Street
Gilhool
Kupp
John Killeen
Lackawanna
Brooklyn Bridge
Delaware and Hudson Campany
Delaware and Hudson Company
Opera Reaches Carbondale as Lent Affects Attendance
The article notes that Morse and his collaborator earned modest sums from the success of "Wane" with Morse receiving only a few hundred dollars. It adds that Lent may reduce attendance, and that no opera has been heard in Carbondale for several seasons, a factor in attracting opera lovers.
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Carbondale
Columbia Company
Grad
Wang
de Wolf Hopper
Della Pax
Woolwon Morse
J. Cheever Goodwin
Morse
Revival Mission Opens at St Rose Church
Redemptorist Fathers began a four week revival at St Rose Church with morning masses and evening benediction. Father Hannell led the opening sermon outlining the mission’s aims for renewal, reformation, and reconciliation for parishioners across all groups.
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St. Rose Church
Father Hannell
Father Bader
Mother Green
Feather Hannell
Order of Nedemptorists
Pathers
Hannell, Bader and Brown
Wyoming camp officers to attend Wilkes-Barre lodge event
An installation of officers for Woodmen of the World in Wilkes-Barre will be held at the South Main street hall Wednesday evening. H H Scott of Homer City and Senator A B Gray of Denver will attend with Deputy District A L Gurney assisting as officers are seated. Supreme officers to be chosen from Urgatal camp in Carbonville.
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Offiere
Wyoming
Wilkes-Burve
South Mainn Street
H. H. Scott
Homer Ciy
Pennsylvania
A. B. Gray
Penver
Colonie
Imperial Enn
Pacttica
A. L. Gurney
Scott
Urgatal
Carboniliite
Miner Joumea McGinley Dies After Week of Sickness
Joumea McGinley a 40 year old miner died at his home on Pile street yesterday at 4 20 p m after about a week of stomach trouble He was born in Carbondale and lived in the city His wife and seven children survive John Lillian Dainel Magenia Marie Catherine and Francis
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Joumea McGinley
Pile Street
Tie
Carbondale
John
Lillian
Dainel
Magenia
Marie
Catherine
Francis
Social Happenings Highlight Local Tea and Birthday Gatherings
Miseessie Ellis hosted Sun day school guests at River street with shared praise for the hostess. A birthday party for Edward Muze drew young friends to the par volts home on Crk avenue with Edith Carey Jessie Matthew Hazel Simwell Helen Nagle Anna Work Emma Jung and others in attendance.
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Miseessie Ellis
Riverstreet
Hidgar Lathrope
George Morgan
William Morgan
Glies Ludwig
Thomas Jones
William Vervill
Willan Leks
Hoyd Homan
Thaymnoid Dinoek
Mocha Orenaril
Cilles Kofka
Priday
Harry Giehdon
David Atkinson
David Oirart
Howard Muse
Gleadon Teyer
Valentine Socials Benefit Local Church Fund
A Valentine social at Miss Marie Stevens home on Salem Avenue Friday benefited the Methodist Episcopal church building fund. Miss Stevens proved a hospitable hostess. Miss Grace Hetten hosted the N Y club on St Valentine’s Day at her John Street home with guests including Hazel Morgan Mildred Isger Evan Walter Lovelace Shields Ruth Crocker Blanche Colvin Tita Schroeder Nina Smith.
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Valentine
Marie Stevens
Salem Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church Building Fund
Miss Stevens
Grace Hetten
N.Y
John Street
Misses Hazel Morgan
Sfildred Isger
Evan Walter
Lovelace Shields
Ruth Crocker
Blanche Colvin
Tita Schroeder
Nina Smith
Passing Throng Sees Scranton Visitors and Homecomings
A parade of locals and guests frame a Scranton week end with visitors from Carbondale Carbondale and Philadelphia. Notables include Dr John O Vonnell of St Agnes Hospital Philadelphia home for a week and University of Pennsylvania students James Chine Albert Rutherford returning for Tuesdays election. Local residents James Hannon Daly Bevan and others hosted or visited family and friends across nearby towns.
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Claude Oliver
Scranton
Michael Hannon
Harrison House
Michael Daly
West Scranton
James £. O'Hara
Carbondale
J. L. Bevan
Garfield Avenue
John Lynch
Olyphant
Helen Arnold
Elsie Red- Line
Wandling
James Chine
Albert Rutherford
University of Pennsylvania
J. H. Kennedy
New York City
Charles Brady
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas V. Nealon
David Higgins
Up York State
Lyceum
J. J. Riegleleuth
Salem Avenue
Louise Trepleleuth
Waverly
William Hothiwell
Nellie Chine-McTighe
Atlantic Mty
John Clune
Dundart Street
Clune
Alliantic City
Jermyn and Mayfield Literary Event and Local News
A Jermyn and Mayfield item notes Homer Green of Honesdale will entertain at the M I church Friday evening under the Ladies Aid, presenting his own writings. Also reported is a severe burn injury to Valine Collins, a missing child is mentioned, and Councilman Cahaney's serious condition following months of illness.
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M. I
Ladies’ Aid Society
Homer Green
Honesdale
Wayne County
Imanue
Avery
Graves
Malach
Scranton
Gillis
Carbondale
Cahaney
Bartley Mullen
Third Street
The
Key
Clark Wilson
Daley B. Hall
Seran
Evening concert at Baptist church with aliver offering
Tonight a concert will be held in the Baptist church and an aliver offering will be received. Five foaper meetings are scheduled each evening except Saturday, inviting all attendees. Mr and Mrs George Myers from Cars Bondale were visitors yesterday. No services at St James Episcopal because the rector was away officiating at Balen in Wayne County.
Peckville Fire Company Fall Sale Draws Eight Hundred Attendees
Over five hundred people attended the fall of the Wilson Fire company. The event faced delays as many valuable items remained to be auctioned, with next Wednesday evening set for more auctions. Prizes included a large salad dish, a fruit picture won by Jacob Gelter, a $10 gold piece to D. J. Berndalee, and a Life of William McKinley volume to John Barnes.
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Wilson Fire Company
KGL
Jacob Gelter
Scranton
D. J. Berndalee
William Mel
Inley
John Barnes
Katie Kinback
Nana Galligher
Kinback
Walter Thompson
Andrew Beattys
Harry Henry
William Frear
Buffalo
Mrr. Prear
Herbert Frear
Niagara Falls
Wert Page
Page
Dolph & Robertson
Andrew Montebello
Avoca
J. D. Peck
Byron Peck
Carbondale
Abe Greiner
IM. J. Greiner
Prospect Cemetery
Blakely Borough
Common Pleas Court
David J. Williams
Charles Craig
F. Ferris
James W. Smith
W. IF. Mott
Montreal
Canada
Blakely
First Ward
G. A. Price
Hickory Street
Antoni Bagnik
Chestnut Street
M. D. Betts
Main
Cemetery Street
Joseph Davenport
Scott Row
Third Ward
Stephen O'Hero
Corner Academy Street
Ellen Harris
Scott Road
R. J. Taylor
Honesdale
KR. Allen
West Scranton
C.J. Hartman
Blakely Politics Faces Civic Battle Over Council Candidacy
A week long effort to clear the political air in Blakely centers on a signed statement by Charles Brong and James W. Smith. The piece criticizes James W. Smith and endorses Win Vandervort as Citizens candidate, pledging ongoing effort for honest, just policy in the council race.
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Blakely
Beckville Journal
Charles Brong
James W. Smith
Howard
James
Vandervort
Wm Vandervoort
Jimmy T
Anes W .Smith
Citigen
Harta
Janes W. Smith
Feld
Citizens Reform
Moyer
Striumton
Voter Letter Questions Local Council Influence
A reader in Pirat ward seeks to clarify political influence in Blikely boroveh. The letter alleges councilman from Binet ward pressured a withdrawal and denies any personal campaign ties to the candidates. The writer hints at road commission politics tied to Second and Third wards.
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Pirat
Boroveh
The
Tribune
Domloadlot
Binet
Atieet Commissionur
Rail crossings at Detat and North Main seek safety gates
Borough council urged to address dangerous railroad crossings long plagued by accidents. In other news the Pleasure club of the Old Forge castle hosts a ballroom at Holland's ball with an Anthracite Glee club concert and Martha Washington supper planned for the evening.
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Detat
North Main Street
Old Forge Castle
Johlen Bugle
Holland
Anthracite Glee Club
Martha Washington
Community events and noting local happenings in February
The Ladies Aid Society plans a Saturday supper from 6:30 to 10:40 pm at Calvary Popilat church. Washington's birthday exercises are set for Friday afternoon with borough pupils preparing. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour and D. E. Kyung visited from Wilkes-Barre. Albert Williams recovering from recent injury. The spring building boom is hinted. Anthracite Glee Club held a rehearsal and plans to attend a Knights of the Golden Eagle banquet in Old Forge. No major opposition for Justice of the Peace. local borough offices have no rivals. Sarah Williams returns to Chirk's Summit after visiting.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvary Popilat Church
Washington
Frederick Seymour
D. BE. Kyung
Wilkes-Barre
William Stone
Albert Williams
Washington Street
Llewellyn
Celal
Old Forge
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Office of Justice of the Peace
Pasaianta
Japan
W. C. Hennelly
Alliees
Allky
Sarah Willi
Chirk
Local Election Preview in Third Ward and Nearby Contests
Vory Ute backs showing in the Jocial election through the Third ward with Democrats keeping a low profile. Contests only in the Fourth and Second wards as Hehe predicts a close race. A sermon at Congregational church drew a large crowd and a social gathering is planned at Beateh slewtos for Benedical aid. Exvelylor Rose company reports a treasury rise to 90. Franks Hyans spends time in Pittston while Albert Mason visits Jermyn relatives in town.
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Democrata
A. V. Bower
Eaq
Bovayton
Chelan
Benedical Uy Presbyterian Church
Prank Hyans
Revard
Spen
Pittston
Mire
Albert Mason
Jermyn
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