Banquet Marks Carbondale Club Years End Celebration
Readings record a year end banquet by the Carbondale club with Rev. J. Whelen and others in attendance. Guests discussed Carbondale's semi centennial, McKinley's death, and patriotic sentiment. Toasts celebrated progress, with remarks on wireless telegraphy, submarines, airships, and the hoped for Stars and Stripes at the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Dr. Whalen
Carbondale
William McKinley
Mac O'Neill
Hoar
Mennles
Wow. Fletcher
North Pole
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted As Blood Action Cure
An article extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a systemic treatment that reaches the blood to cure catarrh from nose to stomach. It claims safety and convenience, notes a doctor endorsement, and offers a free symptom book via Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Eaton
Tam
Train Schedules and Connections Mentioned for Carbondale Area
Trains leave Carbondale for northern points at 1740 hours and 610 hours morning. Trains depart Sunday at 610 am and 1110 am on weekdays with connections to New York and Cornwall. Arrivals include a Scranton to destination at 1120 am and 4646 am times with additional Sunday runs from Scranton and Caronia to 6 06 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorariton
Carbondale
North
Mit
Front Pointe Torth
Scranton
Caroaia
Trains Schedules From Carbondale City Station
June 2001 trains depart Carbondale daily at 7:00 am and 7:00 pm for Proandt Nineveh Oma mm and Dinghamton. Connections to New York City Muffalo Susquehanna offered. Sunday service includes 9:45 am and 6:27 pm departures with western connections. Arrival times listed as 3:38 pm and 8:80 pm for noted destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Station
Carbondale
Pendah
Proandt
Nineveh
Oma
Dinghamton
New York City
Muffalo
Susquehanna
Sasaudhania
Carbondale Cycle Club New Year Banquet
Carbondale Cycle Club members and guests gathered at Hotel American to celebrate the New Year, with Hon. James J. O'Neil presiding over after dinner exercises and toasts marking the transition to the Twentieth Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
Hotel American
James J. O'Neil
Banquet Shines at Carbondale Cycle Club New Year Eve
A grand New Year Eve banquet by Carbondale’s Cycle Club drew the town’s best men and leading professionals for a memorable celebration. Notables like Hon. James J. Joffe and James J. ONeill toasted liberty and unity with patriotic remarks. The event, led by George S. Kinbath, featured ProA. P. Thomas and William Lynott, with 75 covers as guests gathered for a night of fellowship and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycle Club
Carbondale
Haris
James J, Joffe
Kimball
James J. O'Neill
George S. Kinbath
Tom
Nerve Pills Praised in Scranton Testimony
Local letters extol Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills. Henry Alberts of Beranton Pa testifies the pills cured back and kidney soreness and improved secretions after two years of distress. Matthews Bros drug store sells the remedy at a dollar a box with Chase signature on packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Henry Alberts
Birch Atracht
Beranton
Pilla
Matthews Bros
Lackawanta Avenue
Menereny
A. W. Chane
Chase
Banquet Toasts and Civic Critique at Carbondale Dinner
Dr Whalen chaired a lively after dinner in Carbondale with remarks by John W. Dimock Homer Darey and Hon. SS Jones. President Kimball was praised while warnings about corruption and foreign influence framed talks on civic duty and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. J. Whelen
DB. T
Rollin A. Sawyer
W. W. Fletcher
M. W. Lathrope
John Wy. Dimock
Dr. Wheeler
G. F. James
Claude KR. Smith
C. BE. Spencer
W. Humphrey
W. D. Carer
Can
Jermyn
Jones
Albert H. Crane
Williams
Aimeri
Whalen
Carbondale Ting
John W. Dimc Ock
Homer D.earey
Kimball
New Year Celebrations Widget in Carbondale Town
New Year's Day saw cold morning weather in Carbondale with winds easing by noon. The town crowded streets for an afternoon matinee dance at Buroke's Hall hosted by the Recherche Dancing class and several sledding crowds. evening events included trips to Scranton for dances and a Grand performance of Our New Minister. St Rose church held masses for the circumcision feast with multiple service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Buroke
New Year’s Nuptials at St Rose Church
Miss Ella Kearney of Scott Street wed Martin Walsh of Pike Street at St Rose Church on New Year’s Day at 4 PM. Very Rev T J Coffey officiated with maid of honor Jennie Kearney and best man Patrick McDonald. A reception followed at the bride’s home. couple to reside on Seat Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Ella Kearney
Scott Street
Martin Walsh
Pike Street
T. J. Coffey
Ve G
Your People
Jennie Kearney
Patrick McDonald
Beldy
Seat Street
Mire
Waleh
Aupehullife
Nis
Walker Resigns as Assistant Superintendent of International
Verrence Vincent Walker resigns after about two years with the International Correspondence Schools district. He has not chosen his next field, with two or three promising offers under advisement. He leaves with a splendid record and high regard from superiors, and his future success is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Vincent Walker
Walker
Republican Committee Sets Imporial Meeting at City Hall
The city Republican committee will hold an important meeting this evening at City Hall starting at 8 o'clock. Details on primaries and officer assessments per Crawford county rules will be decided, encouraging strong attendance as registration and filing deadlines approach tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Republican Committee
Select Council
Crawford County
One New Minister Delights Grand Audiences
Miss Estelle Loomis of Beyanton captivates Carbondale audiences in the Grand production One New Minister. Her convincing portrayal and the scene of the father’s return from prison draw praise. local friends and relatives greet her warmly and expect a bright future in acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Loomis
Beyanton
Carbondale
Jore McAuliffe Stock To Stage New LIL Comedy
The Jore McAuliffe Stock company presents a new four act comedy drama titled A Young Wits by J KK Tillotson. The company offers matinees daily next week except Monday with handsome mountings and several New York successes in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jore McAuliffe
An Excellent Combination: California Fig Syrup promotional note
A vintage advertisement extols a laxative syrup by the California Fig Syrup Co. It highlights a pleasant taste from figs while stressing medicinal laxative properties from senna and aromatic plants. The copy urges buyers to trust the full company name to avoid imitations and lists cities where sold with price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synur
Fiea
Cantronsta Kia Synve Co
Califorsta Tia Syrup Co
Metropolitan vaudeville cast with Symphony Ladies' orchestra
A local program features a notable cast including Arthur De Voy Horace Marke Frank De Lydston Jefferson Hall Miss Mienore Carroll Evelyn Taber Pauline Saxton Maynie Bryant and others. Specialties are introduced by Jere McAuliffe Pauline Saxon Sandy Chapman and the Martine acrobatic brothers. The principal feature is the Symphony Ladies' orchestra which offers a half hour concert before each performance. Matinees start Tuesday and run daily all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caast
Arthur de Voy
Horace Marke
Frank de Lydston
Jefferson Hall
Miss Mienore Carroll
Evelyn Taber
Pauline Saxton
Maynie Bryant
Jere McAuliffe
Pauline Saxon
Sandy Chapman
Martine
Symphony Ladies’ Orchestra
Benton opens a procery brokerage in Watt building
George G. Benton, a noted wind representative for R C Williams & Company of New York, has opened a new procery brokerage in the Watt building. He keeps his Williams & Company position and will act as manufacturers' agents for several firms, with expectations of greater success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Benton
R. ¢. Williams & Company
New York City
Watt Hulding
Benton
Williams & Company
Randolpheninpe Leads Veterans Group Amid Trade Unions
An unclear note lists George T Randolpheninpe associated with Veterans division and multiple unions including United Mine Workers Local 77 and Railroad Trades peers. It mentions Allied women's groups and various labor organizations in a fragmented, damaged OCR item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Randolpheninpe
Star of Veterans
A. O
United Mine Workers
Retail Clerks’ Association
Curhonrligle Eanmneil
Royal Aronia
Notable Town Youth Accepts Salesman Post in Buffalo
M. FP Neitvy, a well known young man of the town, accepts a promising position as traveling salesman for Jo sep Bunnigan & Communat lecturers of rubbers in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FP. Neitvy
Josep Bunnigan
Obituary and Residence Notes from Honesdale Area
Mr and Afra, PL AS Ciurvell and obit. Ven spent New Years In Honesdale. A OW Kenyon of Clifford left over the Erie yesterday. A business trip the Vondersport Pa Mrs FL Annis of Tonneant Ohio a the guest of her sister Mrs M J Ol Ver 60 Summit avenue. Mrs RR Meyers of New York site is visiting her Husband Newsdealer Meyers of the Anthricke B building rank and Maurice Kelly Wiver re turned to Philadelphia after spending Christmas and New Years at home. Miss Annie Powderly of New York city come home to spend New Years and sever days with her givents on High efrect. Theis Murphy disteet regresenta tive of the International Corresnond eee schools with tin Scranton list evens bg in attendance at the Wall given in the new armory by Company of Which he le captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
Ciurvell
Honesdale
A. OW. Kenyon
Clifford
Erie
Vondersport
FL Annis
Tonneant
Ohio
Mra
M. J
Summit Avenue
RR. &. Meyers
New York
Newsdealer Meyers
Anthricke
Rank
Maurice Kelly Wive R
Philadelphia
Annie Powderly
New York City
Theis Murphy
International Corresnondeee
Evens
Jermyn and Mayfield Celebrate Local Activities and News
Jermyn and Mayfield report a Cooking club gathering at Mise Josephine Davies home with many locals attending. A wedding in Wandling unites Mister and Mrs. George Battenberg with Rev. J. Din officiating. The Pivot National Bank stockholders set a Saturday meeting at Askenbry Hall. A boys brigade linked to the Methodist church seeks participants Friday evening. Local residents Matthew Comaid, Henry Thisdatrest, and others are noted among visiting and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titoy Misa
Vuesley
Mise Josephine Davies
W. J. Baker
Ar. Wna
Grant Bell
Mra
C. A. Battenberg
Mir
Wes, Nicholson
Jessie Winter
Jennie Battenberg
Mary Swick
Gertin Tervis
Elly Titch
Robert Freas
Tammy Griffiths
Claude Stocker
Albert Mason
Bevand Street
Berwick
Biuvie
Cora Davis
Vera Tennis
Brn Moon
Carre Murray
Floyd Kellar
Will Yous
Clahrence Blakeslee
B. J. McGinty
Pivot National Bank of
Jermyn
Askenbry Hall
Willian HH
Henry
Thisdatrest
Daniel Carter
Green Ridge
Flore UN Grace Maynard
Nanticoke
Burglar Tries Home While Family Dines, Jewelry Stolen
An intruder entered a residence during a dinner hour and relocated valuables including jewelry. Police investigated but limited details were available, with no injuries reported.
Shooting meet at Badertine's grounds yields prizes
Yeatorday followers attend two sweepstakes at Badertine's shooting grounds with participants from both counties. J Bolly won the top prize of 25 dollars, second prize 16 dollars split among Frey Vin Borgen, and third prize 10 dollars among Toner Davis Sweet. Referee Edward Wilkes officiated, with scores posted by a Scranton official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badertine
Sone
Nelger
Leuthold
Jones
Mitenilanee
J. Bolly
Anneman
Frey
Vin Borgen
J. T. Toner
Tim Davis
A. Sweet
United Wie
Yyalda Vise
Houndry
Edonard Wilkes
Scranton
Beare
TH. Jones
DT. Jones
W. Anneman
D. B. Davis
C.ss
D. J. Liewelyn
Sim Davin
Curran
Lewin
Davy
Glen Maral
van Vergen
Hathawaye
McCracken
Minses Watkine
Grove Street
Puneral
J. E. Davis
Stansom
Roberts
Thomas Evans
Margaret
Thomas Yans Jr
West Scranton
Daniel Thomas
Pittston
David Evans
Dinvitle
Evan J. Howells
Morgan ©. Williams
Philadelphia
Arthur Morgans
West Minooka
John Evans
Union Street
Forty Port
Edward D. Davis
Edward E. Davis
Railroad Street
George Taylor
R. J. Davis
North Mill Street
Mere
Arthur Sweet
Dunmore
Peckville Social Notes Highlight Yuletide Gathering
Myrtis Peek hosted U S 8 club members at her home on December 27 with many local residents visiting from Pittston Scranton Olyphant Wrnymart and nearby towns. Notes include visits by Connell Powder Works official Emll Valle and a Peckville club banquet planned for Cod Pellows Hall Abonday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Peek
U. S
Myrtle Ritter
Fannie Willlings
Mabel Plimmer
Jeanette Klingster
Lucina Willits
Maud Bell
Pittston
Mildred Howe
Scranton
Marley Shaw
Olyphant
Sossis
George
Bock
Joseph Reese
Robert Moon
Stanford Teese
Walter Meek
Frank Ineh
Carbonate
Cod Pellows
Abonday
Januairy Co
Local Hose Company Social and Funeral Notices at Lacka-Wine Street
A report from Olyphant details a Hose Company social at Lloyd's hall on Lacka-Wine Street with about sixty couples attending, featuring Lawrence's orchestra in Mahon's hall and a scheduled program including soloists and specialty acts. The funeral of Patrick McTale occurred at Mrs. Anthony McHale's home on Hud KoII Street, with rites at St. Patrick's Church led by Rev. John O'Donnell and burial in West Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Company
Lo Progress
Lloyd's Hall
Lacka- Wine Street
Mahon’s Hall
Fale Lawrence
Massic
Folo
John Hughes
Thomas Griffiths
Thomas Davisy
John Sherminn
Salu
Mamie Saltry
Patrick
McTale
Glace
Anthony McHale
Hud Kou Street
St. Patrick's Church
Aremlem High
John O'Donnell
Kersion
West Side
Wand Mire
Harry Biddle
Blakely
Neltie Maxon
George Mion
Eureka Conery
Klny
Malta
Beon
Duimere
M. Hathaway
Yale College
Free trial bottle offer from Dy Doctor Kennedy ad
A vintage ad asks if you suffer from kidney, liver, bladder or blood disease or other ailments and invites you to send your address to Dy Dr David Kennedy Corporation in Rondout for a free trial bottle. The text targets general illnesses and sex-specific issues with a promises of a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Edison Battery Debate Reveals New Cell Prospects
Historical manuscript describes experiments on a new battery cell using caustic potash and iron oxide, claiming potential ranges of fifty to seventy five miles or more. It notes a light, compact design, rapid charging, and safety concerns, with questions about efficiency over time and the need for further testing before mass use.
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the News of Carbondale
Melavenue and Hudson Railroad
Kcranton
Ry Iilie Ieave
FANN
Montreal
Moston
Newland Pointa
Wayanatt
Honeydale
Waymart
Wilkes Tarte
Inday
Way
Mart
Monesdale
Mapeland
Scotland
Wiehimnen
Scotchimen
Bielehmen
Grant
Jackson
Lee
McPherson
Board of Governors
House
Ghcets
D. GL
Batley
Isaac Singer
D. Davis
Moyer
J. A. Hoole
G. M. Patterson
J. O. Miles
George J. Benton
C. W. Fulkerson
T. L. McMillon
Louis Davis
M. G. Watt
D. Yarrington
H. FP
Clark
D. A. Scurry
John G. Reese
Andrew Mitchell, Jr
B. van Bergen
Knapp
Harry Wright
J. Moon
William Bassett
Edward Roberts
Hh. Munn
J. A. Stewart
J. P. A. Tingley
W. A. F. Scott
D. Day
Leweley
Jacob Fuchs
Philip Felts
Oe. Ely
J. B. Nicholson
W. M. Clarke
Fi. T. Williams
Hughes
William A. Smith
J. C. Ditchburn
Fred Swingle
HH. P. Schurlock
Joe Gilhoul
Robert Owens
Julius Spaeth
Ray Clifford
Maurice Clifford
John Molhre
Clarence Wright
W. B. Foster
Andrew Patten
New York, Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Ghul
Hotel Americin
Carbondue Cycle Club
WM Orlock
A. P. Thomas
William Lynott
Tester O'Neil
President Kimball
George & Kimball
Churbendale Cyyle Chal
SS. Jones
Mrr. Jones
Weila
Willagea
M.D. Laithrap
Humphrey
Quipt
Merry
Wingar
Ann Bluphies
Blumphrey
Mayer
Klinhall
Grand Army
Washington
Union of States
MR. Walker
Republican Committee
Opera House
California
Gan
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Jermyn and Mayfield
Kachuive
Pres Wilidtspart
Jan
Mowy Coolhman
Taylor
Mre Vrewys
Peckville
Wilco
Miling Suowes
Apy Drug Store
Harper
Idlver
Kovetion
Gokial
Ino
Sedahead
Charand
Phat
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