Carbondale Metal Working Company Hires Top Weights
The Carbondale Metal Working Company expands operations and hires skilled leaders from the Delaware and Hudson system. William Johnson becomes general manager and Grant Nicholson is chosen chief machinist, with strong credentials in air brake work and practical mechanics. Other key hires include Wiha Habbard and Willi Jen nes, signaling a strategic build of leadership. The piece notes pride in local talent like Prats I. Welly, son of prominent Carbondale figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Grant Nicholson
Mr. Johnson
Delaware and Hudson
Nicholson
Dohneon
Surgeon Mr Kelly Tours City Reception for Prince
The article notes Mr Kelly, described as a hospital surgeon and notable figure, attending the reception for Prince Twenry of Procesl. It cites The New York Times praising Kelly and WT Pitre of the USS Columbia, and mentions their social links to Brooklyn Naval Youth groups and the sailors and marines of the United States Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killy
Kelly
Prince Twenry
Procesl
Siunday
Brethalling
Globe
New York ‘Times
Mr. Welly
Tospiril Aurgeon
WT. Pitre
United States
Coluablis
Brooklyn Naval Youth Men's Christian Agssequiretion
United States Navy
Marriage of Miss Kilpatrick and Hubert Chirk at Carbondale
Popular young couple Miss Mary Kilpatrick and Hubert Chirk prepare for a wedding at the Kilpatrick home on Diarte Avenue with Rev. I Wilpatrick of Oxford officiating. A reception will follow and the couple will depart for their honeymoon ending at No. 22 Canaan Street after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondile
Mary Kilpatrck
Hubert Chirk
Porente
Diarte Avenue
Toy
I. Wilpatrick
Oxford
N. dL
Youing
Canaan Street
Jean Foyer
Icehooel
Gradimite
Carbondale
Millersville
Milark
Obituary for Mrs Arti of Dune Chofostreet
Airs MICHA ARTE, longtime resident of this city, died yesterday after a week’s illness. Born here in the era IS she lived in the city many years. Maiden name Semeda. Survived by husband for twelve years and five children Annie Midward John Frank and Alice. Also three brothers Maren John of this city and Edward of New York. She was a member of St Rose church and attended services regularly. Funeral arrangements have been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micha Arte
Borie
Gnd
wiWwass
Semeda
Leversed
Chirise Ua Uife
St. Rose Churel
Annie
Midward
John
Frank
Alice
Maren
Edward
New York
A Capitol Comedy at the Grand This Friday Night
Murphy presents a new play titled A Capitol Comedy at the Grand on Friday night. The work is by Paul Wilstieh with Richard Mausfield among the prominent co writers, reflecting Washington scenes and political incidents in a character study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Mea Plas
Paul Wilstieh
Copsnicuess
Richard Mausfield
Washington
Joel Giggs
Mone
Me Murphy
Slinert Robsouw
Bertie the
Sol Smith Russell
Neah Vale
Unclear Post Office List of Names and Addresses
Fragmentary OCR item lists numerous personal names and titles with scattered letters and dates, mentioning a Carbondale post office and May or February time hints. The text remains garbled, yielding no clear event, action, or outcome to summarize beyond the existence of a name-heavy roster.
Road between this end and Dun Chef in poor condition
The fragment notes the road from this end to Dun Chef is deteriorated with evident damage. No additional details or dates are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun- Chef
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Health
Mrs J W Haskins of Chicago testifies pregnancy relief and postnatal strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Pills and Lunative Wash. She says the product kept her in good health yearly and offers to provide free guidance to expectant mothers by writing to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
J. H. Haskins
Lydia Bi
Pinksham
Lydia E.pinksham
W. H. Gaskins
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Ilc
Stage driver Pred Sheridan faces deep slush on Crystal bike road
Pred Sheridan reports heavy difficulty traversing the road as horses sink to their knees in slush. The Crystal bike route is in terrible condition from extensive use by teamsters driving over it rather than sticking to the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Sheridan
Voad
Prince Henry Greetings Hit Carbondale by Wireless
Carbondale reported Prince Henry of Prussia sent greetings to President Roosevelt via wireless telegraphy. The signal traveled a circuitous route from New York to Middletown to Carbondale, then through Ohio and Illinois toward Washington, looping around to reach the president and returning by the same path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Flench
Prussia
Ocean
Roosevelt
Carbondale
Washington
Prince Henry
New York City
New York
Nantucket Shoals
Miss
Birmiishiaim
Alm
Augusta
Belmont street resident draws crowd at first singex event
An unclear report describes Sam Coat Sr of Belmont Street hosting a first singex event. Details are fragmented but indicate a public gathering with local interest and mentions of oranges and delicacies. Further readable context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Coat Sr
Belmont Street
Local Dispute Highlights Orchard Debris Tossing Case
A report details a quarrel involving Joe Forirnett and accusations of throwing decayed oranges and other missiles at him. The incident drew scrutiny from city officials led by Alder Man Delevan as witnesses placed a court appearance at 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mike Forirnett
Delevan
Supper in Vestry With Aid Society Hosting
Supper will be served in the vestry of the Congregational church on Friday under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. A musical entertainment will follow. Over 160 tickets have already been sold for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Erie trainman loses leg in workplace incident
Jot Brensley, a trainman from Erie, boarded on Peek Avenue and suffered the loss of a leg while working yesterday. He was hospitalized at Emergency Hospital where doctors report injuries are not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot Brensley
Erie
Peek Avenue
Emergenty Hospital
Largest snow drift blocks road to Clifford
The biggest snow drift in eight years blankets the road to Clifford. Seven workers labored last week to shovel a tunnel through the drift so the stagecoach could pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Blockade Raised to Fighth Oyentte and Main Streets
The streetcar line blockade has been lifted to Fighth Oyentte and Main street. The company has not yet attempted to reopen service on Malin street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighthoyentte
Main Street
Malin Street
Delaware and Hudson to light shops with electricity
The Delaware and Hudson announce all workshops including the locomotive shop, supply house, and both round houses will be wired and lit by electricity after the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Hillside thaw floods cellars in outskirts city area
On the hills outside the city thaw damage has begun with many cellars flooded. Water levels rise as the thaw continues, causing property damage and prompting residents to seek temporary shelter and assistance.
Passing Throng and Visitors Reported in Local Area
Last evening Archbald saw Will Nealon and visitors from Stroudsburg Scranton Carbondale Mayfield Green Ridge Wilkes Barre and Jermyn. Several residents return home from longer trips including Miss Elsie Richards from Scranton and Mrs Ann Walker from New York. Edward Weed on Terrace street is critically ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nealon
Archbald
Martin Decker
Stroudsburg
Martin ‘T. O'Malley
Fcranton
M. W. Baird
Scranton
Carbondale
T. PL Reilly
Annie Chady
Mayfield
Rev. M. I. Loftus
Green Ridge
William
Montana
Edward Weed
Terrace Street
Mr. Weed
Dela Ware
Hudson Road
Jermyn and Mayfield Concert and Local Notices
A Primitive Methodist church concert features Evelyn Jessup, E Hockaday, Selma Johnson, Bessie Jones and others in songs recitations and tableaux. A Methodist church meeting aims to form a Young Men's Christian Association branch, with John Wallace Field attending. A Whitmore Hose Company prize winner is announced, and Mrs George Pendered is recovering from illness. A large barn collapsed on North Main Avenue due to heavy snow, startling residents as far as the toll gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Church
Evelyn Jessup
E. Hockaday
Selma Johnson
Doctor
Edith Martin
Bessie Jones
Mrs. Buckingham
Alice Jones
Misses Davis
Garbet
Garbet; Dialogue, “King Trost and Summer Queen"; Violin Solo, Emmy Roberts
Jennie Ward
Williams
Methodist Church
Young Men's Christian Association
John Wallace Field
Wrening and Lackawanna
Whitmore Hose Company
William Pugh
Priceburg
Atrs
George Pendered
Dr. S&. D. Davis
Main Avenue
Rea
Beott
Surpliced Choir of Trinity Episcopal Church
A garbled OCR passage describes a church choir with names, roles, and seating. It mentions organist Maud Carter and conductor figures, with scattered references to sopranos and altos and a public description of the service setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Are You Sick Get Free Trial Bottle From Dr Kennedy
An advertisement asks readers if they suffer from kidney liver bladder blood or bowel diseases and other ailments. It promises a free trial bottle on sending an address to Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Windsor hotel visitors and local medical updates
Mr and Mrs George Edmunds of the Windsor hotel were in Scranton yesterday. Will Mellon, who burned his eye Monday, is recovering and may not suffer permanent injury. Druggist Frank M Graves is improving daily and moving about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edmunds
Windsor Hotel
Scranton
Will Mellon
Frank M. Graves
Olyphant Council Bills, Bonds, and Local Notices Highlight Year End
Olyphant council met to close the year with several payments approved including Olyphant Gazette 25.25 and Olyphant Record 4.75, police service 100, Excelsior Hose 800, street work 57.25, and Priceburg Light 16. The exoneration list for 1898 was upheld with a $189.01 rebate to Moosic Mountain Coal. Sewer bonds bids were opened. five sold to Title Trust, Hunt & Connell, and Nellie Murphy. A mine collapse halted Eddy Creek colliery work, and a 10th birthday party for Axah Kingsley was noted along with a burglary at Casey & Kelly’s restaurant and visits to a Timlin funeral. The Empire State Entertainers plan Edison moving pictures at the opera house Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Reap and Robinson
Mr. Brown
Olyphant Gazette
Olyphant Record
MM. P. O'Malley
Mra
William Wheeler
T. J. Gavin
Excelsior Hose Company
Priceburg Light Company
Hoban
Moosic Mountain Coal Company
Charles P. Ford
Title Trust and Guarantee Company
Hunt & Connell Company
Nellie Murphy
Town
Axah Kingsley
Kingsley
Blakely Baptist Church
Casey & Kelly's
Lacka- Wanna
Maud Kelly
Plymouth
James HH. Timlin
Jermyn
John Hoban
Edward Fadden
John J. O'Malley
Mary O' Boyle
Katie
Mary Rogers
Hugh O' Boyle
James Jordan
John McGinty
John Dempsey
Misa Coolbaugh
Wingston
Marie Sarge
Blakely
Empire State
Edison
Opera House
Smallpox check at Jessup and local notices in Peckville
No new smallpox cases developed at Jessup yesterday. A shanty near the Sheridan homestead will house guards and monitor the infected house. Young Sheridan is improving and can be about the house. Ladies who assisted firemen are urged to meet at Odd Fellows hall tonight. Vandervort and Beardslee win timber contract for 800 acres on West Mountain with a large sawmill to be erected. Evangelists Mrs. and Mrs. Willson to speak at Baptist church Sunday night after weeks in Jermyn. Will Watson of Chicago visiting Mrs. Frank Hoyt on Malin Street has returned home. Gene Benjamin recovering from illness. Unclaimed letters at Peckville post office for week ending Feb 5 1902 include Miss Belinda Dean Mrs Elizabeth Willis and others. Postmaster V Move notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Sheridan Homestead
Sheridan
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Vandervort & Beardslee
Erie Company
Frank Hoyt
Malin Street
Gene Benjamin
Posiottioe
Peckville
Belinda Dean
John Rees
Elizabeth Willis
Reere
John Maku
Patrick Mahven
Jones
Visiting Cleric and Local Notes Highlight Small-Town Week
Old Forge reports Rev HW A Greene visiting his parents at Beratoga Spriga the best week. Miss Alice Drake returns home after weeks at Mill Iy. Brick Church ladies plan a New England supper in the church parlor Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. A. Greene
Beratoga Spriga
Alice Drake
Mill Iy
Forest City Visitors Share Sunday Time With Neighbors
Mrs J E Brodhead and children from Forest City spent Sunday with Mrs Henry Breges in the place. Mrs Breges had visited her brother Mr Don Willis the past week and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E
Brodhead and Children
Forest City
Henry Breges
Don Willis
Local social notes and civic updates from Taylor area
A nineteenth birthday party for Miss Margaret Jenkins on Union Street is reported with a list of attendees. A marriage between Henry Williams and Hannah Roberts occurred at Rev. William Morgans’s home, with a reception and wedding supper. Other items note the Anthracite Glee Club rehearsal, Old Forge Young Men’s Christian Association meeting, borough election candidates, and the borough council’s final session before reorganizing. Also mentioned are recovered illness of Miss Sophia Thomas, visits of Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, and a funeral in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jenkins
Union Street
Daley Sweet
Emma Stahl
Berta Nyhardt
Mattie Warris
Gertrude Thoms
Margaret Williame
Crave Davenport
Ruby Telsecker
Ménare
William Rogere
Tithe Roane
Samuel Auiter
David 4. Davie
Willion Townsend
Frank Dutstone
James Dunetone
Charles Coombs
Isaac James
William Huntson
Jacob
John Jenking
Henry Williama
Taylor
Misa Hannah Roberts
Bellevue
William Morgans
Mes. Williams
Old Forge
Episcopal Church
Thomas Moses
Martin Williams
Jasper Fahner
Mer
John G. Owens
George Marsh
Sophia Thomas
Grove Street
John Evans
David. Davis
Danville
J. B. Daniels
Main Street
Musical Social in Moosic for James Whitehead
A rheumatism attack keeps James Whitehead home as a musical social is planned for tomorrow evening at Miss Currie Seberhine’s Minookd avenue residence with a fine program and free-will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitehead
Frank Snyder
Moosic Hose Company, No. 1
James Galbraith
South Main Street
Marlon Brown
Wyoming
Salt Lake Sinking Raises Utah Concerns
Great Salt Lake's surface steadily declines raising concern in Utah. Experts link low water to rainfall cycles and water diversions for agriculture and ranching. Deforestation cutting on nearby mountains may reduce stream flow feeding the lake, affecting nearby property values and business lines. the U.S. Geological Survey has been asked to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Salt Lake
Utuh
Utah
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Nursing Mothers
A nursing mother may struggle after childbirth and benefit from a tonic that strengthens and steadies. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is praised as alcohol free and narcotic free, restoring energy, regulating and healing female weakness and related drains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alep
Understanding Catarrh Headache Causes and Relief
A discussion explains headache origins from organ derangement and catarrh. It mentions Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy with antiseptics, plus a testimonial from Miss Cora Ainsley praising them for curing catarrh and related headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GiMcuit
Bedidee
Aachen
Ainy
Cora Ainsley
Stuart
Floods Widen Harsh On Long Island Due To Heavy Snow
Floods across Long Island from recent snow and rain disrupt travel and inundate thousands of acres. Homes east of Westbury face flood depths of several feet with residents using rafts to reach higher ground. The contagious diseases hospital on Kingston Avenue Brooklyn floods with water rising to six feet in wards and engine rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Hicksville
Mineola
Westbury
Kingston Avenue
Brooklyn
Waller
Killed by a mob at Nortonville
Woodford Hughes was shot and killed by a mob early today in Nortonville Illinois after returning there against orders. The assailants fired through a window killing him as townsfolk warned him away prior to the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Hughes
Illinois
Associated
Res
Jacksonville
Nortonville
James Sweeney
Hurhes
Wid Alouaq
Unclear text from Maryland notice page
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Maryland and individuals but lacks coherent events or actions to summarize into a full news item. The text appears garbled with names and places only partially readable.
Quack Cure Ad Promises One Day Cold Relief
An 19th century style ad offers a Bromo Quinine tablet claim to cure a cold in one day. It notes a refund if it fails and mentions a W Groves signature on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Druggista
W. Groves
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Wiest
Wiha Plabbard
Garfield Avenue
Nichaleon
Delaware
Thidson
Mr. Habbard
Fettow
Johnson
Rem
Ty Owhichler
Prats I. Welly, von
John Welly
John Welly, and Breather
B. A
Joseph Kelly
Carbondiale
Gettie
Wes
Miliani
Wabash Ave
M Co
Buttle Creek
Mich
Clark
Mary Kilpatrick
Bse
Pebbieey
Hwe
Chemainon Ayonold
Toren Arthur
Arthur
Walter Dickens
Sohn A. Well
Dl W. Bone
Oraine
True Cords
Wocl
Chodner Wainies
Bhinger
John Dg
Njeel
We. Gregdpy
Richard Doll
Iain Reed
W. Brhinigesburg
Marie Pelli
Andre Puciza
Sindetta
Domenico Tiverneesia
J. FE .Thonmuis, Postiuster
J. H. Maskins
Chicago Arcade Club
THE
Jermyn and Mayfield
Moulens
Pigderlok Maids
Knoch Thies
Lane Abbott
Gordie
Hyhh Thermae
Uses de Murry Kowlevn
Keane Howes
Willisid Moyghino
Tenom
Mo W. Turner
Hae
Me Algur Bawver
Soyuuin
Pei Hoe
Civurge
Hallie
Dose Nichola
Alloy Mine
Son
He A. Bawyer
Secive Trinity Els Clvels Dorman
Tom Clunetier
Util
Maud Carter
Joule Bloom
Eorand
Mierita Salter
Siemnton
Kogeka Ante
Bebnotl Beni
Mapond
Winfeld Swith
Sopra
Chater
Doeram
Thowellya
Petudiys
Salt Lake
United States Geologicm Survey
Associated Press
Maryland
Schley
Amiel
Pires
Mitnaiolies
Adbiain
Powell
Thie Doe
Wales
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