Common and Select Council Meet in Joint Session on Bids
The Common and Select Councils held a joint meeting to open bids for 600 feet of fire hose street signs and fire alarm key boxes. Fabric Hose Company bid hose at 60 to 70 cents per foot while Powderly for street signs, bids ranged from 15 to 91 cents, with Mills for key boxes at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common and Select Council
Fabric Hose Company
Boned of
Atkhig
Tranee
Thompson
Cation
Dairry
Fallbrook
Broooklenberligne
Cron Select Council
Loveland
J. A. Hoole
Wed
Finch
Frank
Wmo
AL Te
Thifany
FLW
Ais
FP. W. Mills
Dames Powderly
AMD
Towderly
Humphrey Hosts Dinner for Second Ward Leaders
Mr Humphrey of Carbondale Second ward led a dinner at the Harrison house in honor of ward hustlers who secured Republican victory. Abe Salem and Frank Roemmelmeyer spoke of Roosevelt and political life, with a close table gathering of elected officials and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corncilman
Diline W. Humphrey
Carbondale
Harrison House
Blue Pointé Bouiliion
Gastone
Thmphrey
Frank 8. Roemmelmeyer
Abe I. Salem
Hormmelmeyer
Hoosevelt
Jeroiye Unit Goddard
New York City
Othe
T Humphrey
Cannon Connellman
Salim
Frank 8
Ronimuetlmeyer
George W. Evans
John Moon
W. Oh. Hivans
H. J. May
Carl Schroeder
George A. Herbert
Berow 5
Chirk
Thomas Scott
Louis Redkop
Charles Griffiths
Anthony O' Farm
Isaac Rogers
William Tturber
Dimes McNulty
Ottum's Grand Scoreline Charms Large Audience
The Ottum presented a strong concert at the course night drawing a large audience that enthusiastically applauded every number on the programme. Critics praised the performance and the lecture series as a highlight of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spille Singer
Ottum
Passing of Mr Flake in Tribune Office
Two men discuss the snow tribes that swept the town and the passing of Mr. Flake. Colonel John McComb drafts two tight paragraphs describing Mr. Snowflake's demise and loss of reputation, reflecting on the reign and downfall amid weather lore and fanciful verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
John McComb
Mlibt
Plake
Mach
Jake
Snowflake
Rev Albert Hatcher Smith to Speak Tomorrow at Berean Church
Rev Albert Hatcher Smith M. D. will headline the People's lecture course at Berean Baptist church tomorrow evening. He is praised as a promising young orator and capable platform speaker by Prof Bilas S Neff PhD Editor James Brown and D D George A Peltz, with remarks on his eloquence, ornamented language, and forcible delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hatcher Smith
Berean Baptist Church
Bilas
Neff
Neff College
Philadelphia
Albert H. Smith
James ©. Brown
A. HH. Smith
George A. Peltz
D. D
Russell H. Conwell
Temple
Timothy Holland Reunited After Park Avenue Hotel Fire Escape
Timothy Holland of the Harrison house traveled to New York after intelligence notified him his wife Mrs Holland and daughter Miss Holland escaped a deadly park avenue hotel tragedy unharmed. Holland remained alert to any further developments as the disaster unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Holland
Harrison House
Carbondiie Metal Working Company
New York City
Park Avenue
Auto-Coats on sale in assorted colors and prices
Twelve satin lined auto coats in all wool kersey arrive in tan castor blue and black offered at 15 20 and 25 dollars today priced at 37.50.
Metropolis Departure Follows Unsatisfied Search
With no satisfactory news on their whereabouts, the subject hurriedly left for the metropolis in pursuit of information. The abrupt departure underscores officials’ ongoing efforts to locate the person.
Carbondale Delegation Tops Attendance at Paderewski Concert
Carbondale sent the largest delegation ever to Scranton for a Paderewski concert. More than 150 residents traveled on the 7:06 Delaware and Hudson train to the Electric City last night. Prominent locals and many families joined the pilgrimage, reflecting the city’s strong musical taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Electric City
Delaware and Hudson
John B. Shannon
Mira Miller
Edward Dp. Lathrope
Helen
Frank &. Dennis
B. A. Kelly
William H. Bronson
A. F.thomas
Dwight Crane
Joseph Kelly
Frank Derby
Michael Horan
Joseph Gilhoul
Albert H. Crane
William D. Evans
H. P. Sharlock
George Benton
W. Peck
George W. Cross
Dr. H. ©. Wheeler
George Avery
Frank Munn
H. I. Clark
Emmons Peck
Thomas Brennan
Feltzwind Aliee
Cora Batabrook
Woman in Wie Alricien Suffering Apoplexy During Housework
Frank McKenna reports his mother at 73 Cordon Avenue Wie Alricien collapsed with apoplexy while doing family washing. Nearby son called for medical help as Dr Day and Dr Thompson attended. She remained unconscious last night and described in grave condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Frank McKenna
Cordon Avenue
Alricien
Yeaterday
Hey Son
McAndrew Building to House Knlights Club on South Main
At a meeting of the Knlights of Columbus last night it was decided to rent the second and third floors of the McAndrew building on South Main street currently under construction. The floors will be fitted out as a fine club house according to plans to be drawn by the factory, with ownership held by Chief of Police James J. McAndrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knlights of
Columbus
McAndrew
South Main Street
Fociery
James J. McAndrew
Kinback Rites In St Thomas Church After Archbald Death
Anthony Kinback dies at his Archbald home after a long standing presence in Carbondale where he had many friends. His sister is Mrs. Nicholas Morris. Funeral services for Mr Kinback are set for Wednesday morning with a high mass of requiem at St. Thomas Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kinback
Archbald
Carbondale
Nicholas Morris
Mr. Kinback
St. Thomas’ Church
Local Fraternal and Labor Groups Listed
A fragment lists divisions and orders including Division No. 1 A. O WM St. Vincent de Paul Lucretia lodge Daughters of Rebelke ah Lackawinna tribe Fed Men Knights of Honor Local union No Ill Daughters of St. George.
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A. O, WM
St. Vincent de Paul
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of Rebelkeah
Lackawinna Tribe
Fed Men
Knights of Honor
Union No
Ill
Daughters of St. George
Postmaster John H. Thomas Leaves on Vacation
Postmaster John H. Thomas has been granted a month long vacation and departed for Hot Springs to seek healthful benefits. He plans to return in the latter part of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Mareh
Sleighing party visits Carbondale for supper at Harrison house
William Sheridan M BP Lonel M J O Boyle Eugene McDonnell and John Thomas O Boyle of Olyphant formed a sleighing party that came to Carbondale on Sunday and took supper at the Harrison house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheridan
M. BP. Lonel
M. J. O'Boyle
Eugene McDonnell
John and
Thomas O'Boyle
Olyphant
Carbondale
Harrison House
The Corse Payton and Muy Flake Troupes Pass Through City
Two touring theater companies arrived in the city yesterday. The Corse Payton Co. traveled from Poughkeepsie to Wilkes-Barre, while the Muy Flake Co. moved from Wilkes-Barre to Hornelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corse Payton Co
Poughkeepsie
Wilkes-Barre
Muy Flake Co
Hornelis
Notable Dwarfs Travelers in Town Tale
A railway tale mentions four dwarfs tied to Tam Thumb’s wife, claiming she has journeyed across the United States more than any other person.
Carbondale visitors and locals tagged in regional round
A string of regional residents were noted in Carbondale and surrounding towns. Names include lev J. C. Kyles from Forest City, E. J. Gallagher of Pittston, Mrs. Thomas Hart of Mayfield, Miss Gertrude Reilly of Honesdale, N. E. Maxey of South Gibson, and others visiting or staying at local hotels. Local officials and salesmen also appear in visits and registrations at area houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kyles
Forest City
Carbondale
E. J. Gallagher
Pittston
Thomas Hart
Mayfield
Gertrude Reilly
Honesdile
N. E. Maxey
South Gibson
Jones
Scranton
Elizabeth Early
Seventh Avenue
Daisy Miller
John Reese
Highth Avenue
Eugenia Gigen
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie O'Rourke
Wyoming Street
Helen Dennier
Rivenburg
H. FE. Tracy
KH. C., Mueller
Honesdale
Alexander Kennedy
New York
Thomas Murphy
International Correspondenive Schools
Robert J. Murray
F. W. Corson
Wigmart
Harrison House
Harry Luders
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Local man John Howarth dies after long illness
John Howarth of Cemetery Street died yesterday afternoon after an eleven week illness. Born in Duciefield Cheshire England nearly seventy years ago, he came to the United States in 187. He lived in Philadelphia and Pittston before settling in Mayfield then moved to this borough seven years ago. He worked at the Ontario and Western yard at Mayfield and is survived by a wife and two daughters Mrs John Mr Jones of this borough and Mrs Berryman of New Haven, plus a sister Mrs Stusin Jones of Pittston. Funeral Thursday afternoon conducted at the house by Rev M D Fuller. He belonged to Pittston lodge of Odd Fellows and Mizpah Daughters of Rebekah who will attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howarth
Cemetery Street
Ducenfield
Cheshire
England
Philadelphia
Pottaville
Pittston
Ontario and Western Yard
Mayfield
Tie
John Mr. Jones
Berryman
New Haven
Stusin Jones
M. DD. Fuller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittston Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mizpah Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
James 11
Timlin
Sacred Heart Church
Archbald
Grace Decker
Richard Merrill
Scott
Servantoy
Paderewski
J. D. Stocker
Homer Greene
Wil Mellow
Delaware and Hudson
Mellon
Graves
Not thought the sight will be permanently injured
A brief note describes ongoing pain as the sight remains permanently at risk, with the individual enduring excruciating suffering. No further details on cause, date, or location are provided.
Rehearsals and notices from Taylor Oratorio and Glee Club
The Taylor Oratorio society rehearses Judas Macabees with Hauer's orchestra at Calvary Baptist church and plans an April performance under Prof. D E B Jones. The Anthracite Glee club prepares for Allentown competition with twice weekly rehearsals and a Thursday session at Llewellyn's hall. Also noted are a prize draw misprint correction, a sleigh ride for Calvary Haptiac church ladies, a Cyclone machine benefit in April, and local funeral travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Oratorio Society
Calvary Baptist Church
The
Oratorio Society
Hauer
Judas Macabees
D. EB. Jones
Mus. Bac
Anthracite Glee Club
Allentown
Watkins
Glee Club
Llewellyn's Hall
John Proper
Ladies’ Ald Society
Calvary Haptiac Church
Carbondale Yeatemay
Roger Howells
Old Porge
Wis
Herbert's Hall
Tickels
George Hood
Main Street
Pittston
J. B. Daniels
Mary Street
Dinville
To Care a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee if one fails to cure. Packaged under H.W. Grove branding with Bic notes on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Grove
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the News of Carbondale
Select Council
Common Council
Mitchell Howe Company
Jlens
Columbia Hose Company
Tee
Davie
Church Street
Mise Julla van Duesen
Meharme Ing
MR. Humphrey
Dr. Pierce
Joseph Grass
Brewer ‘Perry Co
Lan Man
Br. Piarce
MR. Flake
Devalof
Park Avenue Hotel
Jonas Long
PPL
TARI
Jonas Long's
Navy
Pale Peace
Peaia Eee
Plice Pre Ceee Eee Tees Conserene
Sucessors
Igvereviee Jo
Foys
Wala
Boe
Oo Ie
Adler
Leaieisaeieres
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Bugle
Xtra
India
Velden
Brussels
Tae
Abe
Heey Gee
Higgest
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
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