Institute closure caps Carbondale teachers session
The County Carbondale teachers institute closed at the central school building after a productive two days. Resolutions praised the program directed by Miss Hutching and the instructors, with thanks to No. 8 school pupils and local talent for entertaining contributions. Other items note installing officers for the Lone of Veterans camp and various visits and guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltw of
Carbondale
Alte Oorpe
Miss Hutching
No. & School
A. W. Geary
May Kilpatrick
Nora Murphy
Funeral of Mrs Rehkop in Presbyterian rite
The funeral for Mrs. Rehkop was held yesterday afternoon at 8 oclock with a sermon by Rev Charles Lee of the First Presbyterian Church. A choir quartet sang and floral offerings were carried by women from Daughters of Rebekah. Attending societies included Independent Order of Red Men Odd Fellows and Germania Singing Society. Pallbearers were Carl Schroider Frank Fimer Isaac Singer John Rivenburg Lewis Brumier and Treaty Oppenhelner. Interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehkop
Oelock
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Eva Jd. Dis
JF. K. Wells
Isaac Riter
Mise Minnie Jones
Datehters
Rebekah
Germania Singing Society
Pall
Messrs
Carl Shroider
Frank Fimer
Isaac Singer
John Rivenburg
Lewis Brumier
Treaty Oppenhelner
Maplewood
Hosts entertain city pastors and families at formal dinner
Mr and Mrs G S Kinghall hosted a no 6 o clock dinner for city church pastors and families at their Spring Street home. Twenty covers were set and toasts followed including The Gospel of the Body and The Progress of Society led by Alderman Jones and several ministers. Random shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Kinghall
O'Eloer
Spring Street
Jones
TL A. Sawyer
Charles Lee
Hey
Tf, Coffey
TL Bodepisin
Death of John Box in Rochester
Mr and Mrs William Box of Park Street report the death of their son John who died in Rochester Thursday night after a long illness with typhoid fever. He is survived by a brother William of this city. The funeral will be in White Mills where he once lived, and many friends mourn his passing.
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William Box
Park Street
John
Rochester
Owlovk
New Church Committee Plans Edifice Fund and Relocation
A new church committee aims to raise about 1.00 plus a generous fund to support remedge erection of a new edifice. The public church will move to another part of the lot while the new structure occupies its current site. Efforts led by Trinity guild Co. of Manville and rector Rev. BR A. Sawyer Trinkts Vertryff, Out moonme.
Beadbone Obstruction Lifted From Patient by Wire Instrument
Mrs. Peter Surgert of Cottage Street nearly choked on a bone in beef soup. Dr. D J Bailey crafted a small umbrella shaped wire tool and removed the obstruction with little difficulty. The patient recovered quickly with no lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Surgert
Cottage Street
D. J. Bailey
Grand Theatre Week Features Opera Company and Events
The Grand hosts a full week with the Waites Commie Opera company and grand orchestra presenting Fra Diavalo and Chines of Normandy starting Monday. Dr J A Kelly lectured nurses at Campbell hospital. Horton Lee and John Gilbert toured Wayne County. Unique Dancing class plans a Burke's hall social on June 14. Gravity shops now run eight hours daily after reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waites Commie Opera Company
Agniber
Burke's Hall
Dr. Frye
Scranton
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted by Drug Co
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a cure for all forms of piles including itching bleeding protruding or blind piles. It claims prompt treatment saves lives and that physicians prefer it over surgery. Sold by druggists at 66 cents and one dollar per package from the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan. Freebook on causes and cure offered.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marehall
Mich
Druggisia
Quirthy
Chamberlain
Matthews Row
Taylorville Church Rallies and Local Notices
The Prim Iive Methodist church of Archbald held a largely attended youth rally amid bad weather. Rev James Walker presided and spoke to a large audience. a reception followed. Tomorrow services are at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Episcopal church. Local notices mention funerals, sickness, primaries, and various church services and meetings across Taylorville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Archbald
James Walker
Walker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tate
James Powell
North Main Street
Ellen Holland
Net Forge
St. Lawrence Church
Minooka
Taylorville Lodge No. 668
Independent
Order of Odd Pellows
Main Street
Harber George Thomas
Marie Lewis
Providence
Joseph Davis
William Reese
Hyde Park
Calvary Baptist Shurch
H. H. Harris
D. D
First Ward
John EF. Davis
Annie Thomas
Spring Brook
W. HH. Howells
Dunmore Friends
Kate Westcott
August Reinhardt
Taylor Street
Forest Home
Sadie
Rachel Gangner
P. J. Hannon
Stansom
Presbyterian Church
TL. HR. Foster
Linzie O'Hara
Iver Thomas
Daniel Jones
Tirdle Park
William B. Owens
Archbald
Jennie Davis
Philadelphia
Merry Milk Maid
Calvary Bapter Church
May Lewis
Beech
Pollange Pilview
Peckville Community Notices and Upcoming Events
Snow removal urged on sidewalks and frontages by the street commissioner. The Third ward caucus is set for this afternoon in the council rooms between 4 and 7 oclock. Mr Abraham Howells sprained his ankle alighting from a moving electric car at the Mott Haven hotel. Methodist Episcopal services tomorrow include morning and evening sermons by Pastor Hey B C Simpkins on faith and Herod lessons as part of a youth series. Revival meetings closed successfully with over fifty joining on probation and more to follow.
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Watrappe Tribe
Third Ward
Chivers
Abraham Howells
Ridge
Mott Haven
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey. B.C. Simpkins
Herod
Church
Vegetable Compound claims relief for ovarian trouble
A testimonial from Mrs. Mator Bancoca of Grand Rapids Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with ending years of fatigue back pain headaches and ovarian trouble. She reports renewed sleep better color and no monthly pain and invites others to seek advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The report mixes with local obituaries and notices about residents and events in Mayfield and nearby areas including the death of Edward Krowd and other local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Dorevel Borough Counciles Actions and Institute Notes
The Dorevel borough council in regular session approved bills from Ruighbrook Water Co and other service providers and granted police a five dollar per month raise. They planned to move the fire alarm bus to Artevian Hose company rooms and addressed pole taxes for four companies. The secretary was instructed to press for payment from J C Stovker for paving. night patrols for rockpile fire. institute notes cover Shakespeare supplementary reading and teaching methods. local pastors report Rev A Benjamin to preach on Progress in the Christian Life. Mayfield residents Mr and Mrs George Hutchings ill with grip.
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Dorevel Council
Netherton
Second Street
Cornell
Dunn
Ruighbrook Water Company
John Stubbs
George McCloskey
Polier Ealary
HO. AO
Police
Bloomer
McDermott's
Artevian Hose Company
Burgess Willman Wig
Coun- Gimian Moon
J. C. Stovker
McGinley
Bivs
Shakespeare
Vail
A. Benjamin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Brown on Hudson Street
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Brown who died at her home on Hudson Street will be held this afternoon from her late residence. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Also notes about school pupils visiting home, local residents, church services, and assorted town updates.
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Catherine Brown
Hudson Street
Union Cemetery
Migs 2Th Boane
Lackawanna Street
A. M. Atherton
Bristol House
Providence
Levleen
J. A. Shultz
New York
Peter Roberts
John Penman
W. W. Watkins
Jennie Penman
Evan Watkins
Matthew Gray
Delaware and Hudson
Plymouth
W. E F. Jones
Susquehanna Baptist
Harrdine
Carbondale
Sarah Davis
Lansford
Margaret Jones
A. L. Haines
Kate Gillispie
Archbald
van Jones
Gelutt
Franks Ferguson
Priceburg News and Local Notices
The employer of Storrs mines will pay wages this morning. William Margetson remains home due to serious illness. The Young People’s Wesley league plans a grand entertainment for Tuesday night January 24. David Condon visited Forest City on Thursday. John Murphy Sr. died Thursday at his son’s Carmuak Street residence at age 70, survived by four daughters and one son. Mrs. William Battin of Providence visited local relatives Thursday.
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Storr
William Margetson
Young People's Wesley League
the Primitive Methodist Church
David Condon
Forest City
John Murphy
Carmuak Street
Wolfe Funeral Held for James Garfield Wolfe
Funeral services for James Garfield Wolfe were conducted Friday morning at the family home. Remains moved to Mullenburg for interment amid a large turnout of relatives and friends. Mr George Tighton is ill at home with grip, Mrs Frank Hall visits New York, James E Edwards returns to duty after grip, Henderson Wolfe and wife of New York attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garfield Wolfe
Mullenburg
Ghorge Tighton
Grip
Frank Hall
New York City
James E. Edwards
Henderson Wolfe
Local residents suffer grip and holiday visitors tale
Mr. George Bortree is laid up with the grip. Miss Ruth Gardner returns to Wyomin g seminary Tuesday after Christmas at home. Mr. and Mrs. George Hortree host guests at their New Year dinner including Dr. and Mrs. Wilson and Mr. and Miss Foote from Holls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bortree
Ruth Gardner
Wyoming Seminary
George Hortree
Mrs. Wilson
Miss Foote
Holls
Local Gossip and Health News From Scranton
Terrville residents Mr and Mrs Mollar Mr and Mrs Howard Van Brunt Mise Davis Taylor Miss Samson and Misa Mun son engage in spring chicken plans as A Bortree invests in fowl. Rev Guy Snowden opens revival meetings but sickness halts them until the 16th. Miss Mame Samson returns home suddenly due to brother Frank Samson’s illness. Mrs Dr Wilson visits Plymouth. Mr and Mrs Gardner sick. Dr Wilson kept busy tending the ill.
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Terville
Mollar
Howard van Brunt
Mise Davis
Taylor
Miss Samson
Misa Munson
Scranton
Bortree
Guy Snowden
Mame Samson
George Bortree
Frank Samson
Dr. Wilson
Plymouth
Gardner
Dr. Wilson Ie
Local Society and Elections News With Dying Notice
The Juvenile Order, Sons of St George, to meet to install officers. Michael Rehony runs for school director. Edward Murphy and Patrick McHale seek First ward constable. Ida Penman of Beranton visits Mrs J B McPherson. Misses Reap Druner Cannan Clark visit South Side. Three Croome children gravely ill. Robert Oliver seeks re election in Marcy township. Fitzsimmons and Dixon drawn for common pleasurer. Daughters of St George attend Mrs Els ie Warren’s home for a social. a midnight repast is served. Mrs Mary Storm dies at 85 in Moosic. burial at Meshoppen. Dr FE Dougher of Georgetown visits family. Prof John Gibbons visits town as AOH official. John Munney and Michael Calvey seek council seats.
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Sons of St. George
Michael Rehony
Edward Murphy
Patrick McHale
Ida Penman
Beranton
J. B. McPherson
B. Reap
Nettle Druner
Kate Cannan
Kate Clark
South Side
Lale
Croome
Miller's Grove
Robert Oliver
Marcy Township
FL. Fitzsimmons
William Dixon
Endeavor
J. J. Willams
Roland Jones
Birdella Deeble
Richard Rowe
John Coxe
Joseph Taylor
Nellie Ateehene
William Rosser
Rachel Jones
Inside Sentinel
Raymond Smith
Outside Sentinel
George Bosley
Thomas Ridgelly
Daughters of St. George
Elsie Warren
Mary Storm
L. A. Howard
Moosic
Meshoppen
FE. J. Dougher
Georgetown
John Gibbons
Plains
The
A. O. H. Society
John Munney
Michael Calvey
Holi day visits and illnesses noted in Wilkes Barre area
Rev. D. D. Jenkins and children return from Wilkes-Barre after holidays. Miss Morris Coleman shows rapid typhoid fever improvement. William Norton’s remains brought home for burial after long illness and cancer of the liver. services at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. A. Mastman. Union meetings attract interest in Presbyterian and Methodist churches. After thaw, harvesters struggle to haul ice to storages. Charles Tucker recovers from grip. A prominent evangelist is expected to work in churches soon. Mrs. Sands and her daughter of Peckville visit Ram Ledyard.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpkins
Meckville
Lydia Jackson
Camden
N. Ot
Leonard Simpkins
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Peckville
Finptist Echurch
J. S. Tholas
Soervees
Christ
Peckville Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Lond
Epworth League
Tes. Simpkins
Mise Bartholomew
Moscow
D. D. Jenkins
Wilkes-Barre
Morris Coleman
William Norton
A. Mastman
Fee
Charles Tucker
Sands
Hiram Ledyard
Wife Selling in Klondike Report Sparks Vancouver Shock
A Harvard-educated traveler reports widespread wife trading in Klondike Fort Graham. Indians exchange wives for ponies, guns, and goods while a chief pressures a white husband and Factor Fox to secure a permanent marriage, amid threats and public scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Vancouver
Trobert Stead Dun
Harvard
Harvard Monthly
Civilization
Edmonton Overland Trail
Londike
Fort Graham
Dun
Sparkling Eyes
Factor Fox
Fox
Peruna praised by mayor and prominent figures
A letter from Mayor Samuel L. Black and other leaders endorses Peruna as a superior remedy for catarrh and mucous membrane disorders. Testimonials from Rev A S Vaughn and advertising agent Peter Sells highlight renewed strength, health, and stamina across professions. Dr Hartman invites readers to request his medical book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Samuel’ L. Black
A. 8. Vaughn
Arkansas
A.S. Vaughn
Peter Sells
Columbus
United States
Sells
Consolidated
W. T. Vowell
The
Independent of
FP. Nelhart
Nebraska City
Neb
Peruny
Peruna
Ohio
Kauri Crowned Monarch of New Zealand Forest
A brief note from the Chautauquan identifies the kauri as the monarch of New Zealand forests. The passage highlights the tree’s standing among native species and its cultural significance.
Zealand forests yield towering indigenous pines and parasitic rata
The article describes New Zealand pines with great height often eighty feet and diameters eight to nine feet, noting kiuri pines but highlighting the rata as a parasitic tree that coils around a rim pine, strangling it, while unmanaged rata can grow tall and be used for ship masts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zealand
Family Affair Accent Proves Deceptive Kiss
In a Chicago Tribune snippet a tense family scene unfolds as Irene refuses to explain a kiss claimed to be for a mother while Maud accuses her of kissing for an uncle. The exchange hints at family tensions and gossip within a millinery setting.
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Irene
Milliney
Maud
Chicago Tribune
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Terrace Street
David Moylan
Fermoy
John Box
Taylor News
Mrs. Pinkham
Edward Krowd
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayfield
John Forbes
Thomas Martin
James Keily
Michael Muldoon
M. J. Eagan
John Lally
Stephen Hockaday
Fourth Street
England
Kee
John Cain
Centralia
Patrick Calin
Mise Delia Monahan
Brooklyn
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Abram Mosher
Cemetery Street
Elizabeth
Ralph Rymer
Wesleyan University
Johnson Bennett, Jr
Leonard
Jermyn
Olyphant
Clark's
Abington Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ipworth League
Lewis
Luzerne
Angen Fletcher
Nebraska
Nelson Fletcher
Springville
Floyd Colvin
Craig
Charles Miller
William WM. Smith
Electric Star Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Priceburg
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Avoca
Uniondale
Philadelphia Times
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National Association of Mayors
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Samuel L. Black
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