Carbonale City Council Debates Steam Heating Franchise
Select council held a regular meeting at night to consider Steam Heating Company’s franchise. Street committee backed bonds of 10000 to guarantee street conditions and another 10000 to shield the city from litigation. Debate followed on salary cuts for the city engineer and a salary proposal for a new commissioner. Progress reported on the telephone franchise application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counel
Steam
Columbia
Mitchel
Brooklyn Man Dies in Railroad Yard Accident
James Bryden of Brooklyn street was crushed between train bumpers while helping to couple cars in a railroad yard shortly after 7 am. He had worked for the Delaware and Had Kon railroad eighteen years. survived by wife, parents, two sisters Mrs. A F Cook and Mrs. Michael Lynady. funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryden
Brooklyn Sireet
Flo Bik
Delaware
Ransom Family Takes Over McGuarry Farm After Delaware and Hudson Purchase
The Ransom family assumed control of the McGuarry farm recently bought by Delaware and Hudson. Dr. Tina attended a family, the Kansem couple and two children, sick with stomach issues. the doctor blamed cont gens and contended the group narrowly escaped asphyxiation due to improperly installed stoves. Two boarders in a separate room were unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
McGuarry
Delaware and Hudson Company
Tina Busily
Kansem
St Vincent de Paul donors noted at Sunday meeting
The St Vincent de Paul society acknowledged donations from Father Mathew society 1 dollar Catholic Mutual Benevolent association 10 dollars and St Rose J A B society 10 dollars at St Rose hall. They reported receiving a handsomely executed diploma from the general conference held in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Father Mathew Society
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
St. Rose J. A. B. Society
St. Rose Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paris
Funeral of Mrs Hunsicker At North Main Street Home
The funeral of Mrs Slutsicker was held yesterday morning at Mr J B Niles home on North Main street. Rev Charles Lee of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were J F Reynolds Henry Carter L H Yarrington Thomas Duryfee Dr W J Lowry C Ditchburn. The remains were taken to Collegeville for interment.
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Slutsicker
W. L. Echlager
Philadelphia
William Brown
Jeesip
S J. James Church
Archbald
James Hughes
Scranton
Blakely Baptist Church
Yast
Gilden
Hudson Hotel
Lackawanna Street
F. Cillahan
Martin Intende
Martin House
Mies Ella Price
Spring Prook
Mies
Georgia Thomas
Bundy
Misa Lucy Farrell
Wieke
New York
Lida Méllole
Copoon
Vehde
Hope
Mise Bennettw McWueh
South Scranton
Mere. W. OK
Curbondale
Thomas Philbin
Avehbeth
Dennie White
Troubletiee
Local and Personal Notices Highlight Community Life
G Evans spent Sunday with family. Mrs James Smith of Summit Avenue hosts Mr and Mrs Thothart Palace of Kingston. John Thomas called to Scranton for his mother’s illness. Charles Humphrey joins ushers at the opera house. William Dilts seriously ill. Boyd Fowler visits Chicago then Cincinnati. Prof Peters organized a French close. Feveral hopes Paris exposition will arrive. Dr Lamb treated for inflammatory rheumatism. M G Watt ill. Mr and Mrs Charles Luthowpe celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs Augusta Snow visiting Prompton brother Alvord Thorne Avenue. Mrs C P Hallock recovering from illness. Helen Hathaway hosts friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Evans
James Smith
Summit Avenue
Thothart Palace
Kingston
John Thomas
Scranton
Charles Humphrey
Oper Howe Worps
William Dilts
Boyd Fowler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Peters
Lamb
M. G. Watt
Charles Luthowpe
Garfield Avenue
Augusta Snow
Prompton
Alvord
Thorne Avenue
C. P. Hallock
Ely
Helen Hathaway
Pyramid Pile Cure Showcases Notable Local Letter
A Columbus Ohio resident testifies to dramatic relief from four years of severe piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure. The letter touts quick, painless results and urges others to try the remedy, noting physicians approve its lack of minerals and poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thomas
Hosack Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Ne Folleine
Pyramid Drug Co
Cinelanati
Pyramid
Ciietore
Fielt
Tori
Oire
Toam
Yepres
Flobnty
Prada
Mianahall
Mall Free
Salem street event ends with several injuries and runaway youth
The report notes misbehavior by two youths named Miseou Ruth Bailey and Clara Watt among others, a man named Mr Bunnell was thrown out and bruised, and a courier describes milk cans being damaged. Track Foreman Andrew Pidgeon of Woolliwo Avenue is replaced by A Burke for a Forest City position. Mrs J Munn and daughter Marion visit Nineveh New York for a few weeks. Pearl Nosengrant is appointed head matron at the Curhbhondale hospital.
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Salem Avenue
Miseou Ruth Bailey
Clara Watt
Ming Frank
Gertrude Dennis
Hanse Wheeler
Florence Vane Guyer
Jenkine
Newton
M. Spanecer
Afe- Mullion
Gardner
Patellatet
Bunnell
Andrew Pidgeon
Woolliwo Avenue
Erle Company
Forest City
A. Burke
Pidgeon
J. Munn
Marion
Nineveh
N.Y
Pearl Nosengrant
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD ELECTION NOTES AND OBITUARY REMAINS
In Jermyn and Mayfield ward races Republicans face little opposition with most contests likely to be decided. James Hoxie and Michael McHale contest Third ward constable. Justice of the Peace W B Swick is heavily favored. Alfred T Matthews challenges. Funeral services were held for Sarah Liegd and Mrs Michael Bunt with local and out of town attendees. Local societies Rushbrook and Mayflower lodges attended.
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Miret
Constable
Otties
David Games
John Day
Utivernis
James Edmonds
Acteol
Clitens
Patrick Bloomer
Nicholson
Bloomer
James Hoxie
Michael McHale
Justice of She Peace
W. B. Swick
Alfred T. Matthews
Atump
Swick
Sarah Liegd
Richard Stevenson
Swipcot
A. Denjasmin
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Beranton
Michard Bunt
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Rushbrook Lodge
Godd Vellows
Mayftlower Lodge
St. George
Bae
Blakely
T. E
Griffthe
Willard
Boranton
John Burley
Beattied
Mra
M. J. Shields
Local Ward Officers Listed In Peceville Elections
The Peceville Republican ticket outlines ward by ward council and school posts with terms for at large and ward seats. Local obituaries note Miss Julia Trong’s funeral at M I church. other items mention residents ill at home and memorial services for Frances E Willard.
Election promises surge in borough politics and local life
A Scranton area paper notes fierce upcoming elections in the Second and Third wards with Democrats expected to dominate the First ward and Republicans set to carry the Fourth. The issue also covers local social notes, funerals, lectures, property purchases, and visits among residents.
Local notes from Clark's Summit and nearby towns
Community items report clerks and ministers in Clark's Summit and Factoryville. Pulpit duty at Baptist church next Sunday evening and sleighing parties from Factoryville are described along with visits and social events in Dalton Hawley Hyde Park and Luckville.
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Ter
Mrr. Button
Factoryville
Baptist Church
Um. A. Colvin
Marry Howell
Wayne County
PF. J. Walker
Dalton
Mies Frechey
Hawley
Hyde Pik
Walker
Understanding death by own action and kidney cures
A preacher links self destruction to death by overwork and unhealthy living. He warns kidneys fail first and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a life extending remedy, citing Charles Jacobe's testimonial of recovery after kidney trouble and multiple doctors' failed treatments.
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Sulure
New York City
Warner
Charles Jacobe
Wayland
Mass
Idiysican
Waltham
Boston
Toran
Warners
Caun
Thia
Washington ten auction at Farsfield Opera House
The Ladies Arl society of the MFL church hosts a fundraising sale this evening in the dining halls of the Farsfield Opera House from six to ten. A quilt with 800 names will be auctioned. Mrs N Haskins Sunday school group runs a booth of fancy articles for sale at fair prices. Admission includes supper for 10 cents.
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MFL
Washington
Farsfield Opera House
Browneville
View P.rovides
Bt Margy’s
Main Street
James McHale
St. Mary's Church
John Finnen
M. F. Crane
Mieg Marie Murphy
Scranton
Lisale Murphy
Mae McDonald
Pittston
Clara McDonald
Luzerne
J. L. Harris
Lottie Dilley
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Aikman
Counvil
Jonas Longs Sons Basement Six Piece Toilet Sets
Basement display offers Six Piece Toilet Sets with fourteen style choices. Lamps and globes priced from 0 to 1.48 dollars with several finishes available.
Frances Willard Memorial Exercises at Waverly High
The Friends of the Rev A Hevwen Prowe plan a donation in his honor on Feb 2 and Jethie nears removal to a church, while Frances Willard memorial exercises unfold at the Waverly High School on Feb 15. Program includes music, recitations, and a floral tribute. Frances Willard praised as a reformer and leader of temperance work. a speech lauds her life and mission.
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Moscow
Echoul
Frances E. Willard
Thomas Roberts
Misa Wiard
Bertha van Briant
Malle Hiuthrilk
Lana Bayre
Roy Rafferty
Orson Bird
Fiorence
Beranton
Halsey Swarts
O. E. Vaughn
Scranton
Ada Kempher
Maplewood
Bourn
Phillip Swarts
Itel Bourn
Wallace Swarts
Kay Watts
Boulevard
A. Hevwen
Jethie
Orciion
Ove. Browe
Frances BE. Willard
Wavery
Hfe
Hroken
Atl Cheene
Mies Willis
Jessie Rhodes
Lawrence Jiall
Georgy Stones
Sadie Spencer
Willie Greene
Frances T. Willard
Cora Lowrie
Blanche Carpenter
Leon Decker
Frances Willard Ue
Deli Parker
Besele Buinets
Evanston College
Willard
Henry Somerset
Misa Wilhird
Sucoesor
Waomen's
Christian Temperance Unio
Fife
Hrlethin Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Willard
Mise Willard
Empire
New York City
Frances Willard
Earth
Waverly Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Greene
Deputy clerk named for probate testimony in Frear will case
In Tunkhannock Lake Winola resident Peon was appointed deputy register of wills to take testimony in the probate matter of James Frear. The executor and other figures traveled from Berks County to attend hearings through the week. Local residents Archie Betts and John Iver were noted visitors and a convoy of sleighs carried residents to Nicholson for an evening meal, with seventeen in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peon
Lake Winela
James Frear
He Willore
Eo Prear
B.C. Prear
John Iver
Wyoming County
Hisgen Bros Promote Chamberlain's Remedy for Children
Hisgen Bros druggists at 69th Street and Werntworth Avenue report strong sales of Chamberlain's Remedy for severe colds and croup in children. Amtthews Tiros wholesale and retail agents handle distribution.
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Hisgen Bros
South Side
69Th St
Werntworth-av
Eale
MEL Church Annual Rell Call Meeting Friday
Factoryville claims a large attendance as the MEL church holds its annual rell call with two afternoon services at two and evening services at eight. Ladies will serve a six to eight oclock supper and many former participants are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEL
Tom Cent
Pirtera
Maston Stevens
Brookton High School
Stenley
Fermton
Tunkhannock
Kaet Remon
Dalton
Chester Stark
Paulowna Rebekah Lodge
No. 8
Harry Lindsey
New Milford
Lindsau
Scranton
Nicholsons
Factoryville
C. F
Local Industry Delays Mark City Weekday Events
Breaker days at Johnson Coal Co. run an eigh ride to Arch bald Inet evening while the wall hold their regular meeting in Odd Fellow hall. The silk mill has been idle since Fri day Inet awaiting new machinery and may resume by tomorrow or Thursday. The Ladies' Ald Society of the P, M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Coal Company
Archbald
Wall
Odd Fellown
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
P, M
Church will hold Oneal Stiped in the Backwent
Tomorrow evening the church will hold a meeting in the backwent of Hye church. Members are urged to attend per request.
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Hye
Novel Use for Paper from the New York Herald
A brief item notes clever or unusual uses for paper source material from the New York Herald. It highlights inventive ideas for recycling or repurposing newspaper stock in daily life or household projects.
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T. FB. Griffiths
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Peceville
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Canetbie
Prank Mar Lim
Thomas Intern
James TH. James
Fran Pickering, Jr. Firetwanl
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Wo W. Wat King
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Jude
Th Broad
Charles Jenkins
George Williams
Molin Street
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Pocket Books
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T. FF. Newton
Edward Spencer
Jamies Graham
Thomas Harding
Jacob Webster
David Davie
Constables
Patrick McHale
Michael Healey
Hireh Constitle
WLS
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Demencration
Michael Henleys
Edward Muarphy
Miah Constable
A. BE. Curtey
Waverly
C.wee
E. C. West
Willam GO
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Priceburqg
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Pilsner
Vitor
Scruntan
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Wml Mefiorral & Thon
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Taylor
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Harris
Tally Iiffiehs
Taylor Street
Harria
Calvary Baptist Church
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