Cycle Club Pool Tournament Entries Listed
The Cycle club pool tournament drew 32 entrants with four handicap classes. Each match will be fifty points and players drew dates after entries were finalized. Notable players include L Stewart G J Denton J C Pitchburn R Rennie J H Reese and many others in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stewart
G. J. Denton
FE. J. Knapp
Fred Swingle
R. MacMillan
A. J. Crane
L. L. Davis
FL. Derby
Manners
D. A. Scurry
J.C. Pitchburn
W. B. Foster
L. EB. Roberts
F.C. Fly
J. D. Day
M. D
Teaac Sinner
C. A. Morgan
A. G. Rutherford
MH. BR
Briggs
G. F. James
F. J. Moon
J. H
Poor Board Set To Decide On Hospital Bill
Tonight the Poor Board meets to consider a long delayed hospital bill of 1240 dollars charged to patients sent to the institution by the old board. The matter has lingered through several meetings with hospital directors and the finance committees now tasked to report actions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Hospital
Catholic Women’s Benevolent League Installs Officers
The newly elected officers of the Catholic Women’s Benevolent League were installed Wednesday at St. Rose hall. Installing officer Mrs. Mullady of Wilkes-Barre led the ceremony and the term’s slate was ushered in by President Mrs. W. J. Snyder, Vice President Miss Jennie Kearner, Orator Miss Bridget Gilmartin, Treasurer Miss Ella Boland, Secretary Miss Ella Harte, Marshal Miss Mary Gerrity, Usher Miss Catherine MecLaughlin, and Trustees Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick, Mrs. Martin Gerrity, and Mrs. Patrick Harte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oMcers Bosen
Catholic Women’s Benevolent League
St. Rose Hall
Mullady
Wilkes-Barre
W. J. Snyder
Jennie Kearner
Bridget Gilmartin
Ella Boland
Ella Tlarte
Mary Gerrity
Eusard
Catherine MecLaughlin
Richard Kilpatrick
Martin Gerrity
Patrick Harte
Tommy Shearer Company Set for Week at Grand Opera House
The Tommy Shearer company arrives for a week at the Grand Opera House starting next Monday with The Victorian Cross. The program includes vaudeville between acts featuring John J. Murray Florence Murray Master Edmund Standish Milton Dawson Mayme Keogh and Frank L. Whittler. Ladies tickets for Monday are limited to two hundred and go on sale Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Shearer
Grand Opera House
John J
Florence Murray
Edmund Standish
Milton Dawson
Mayme Keogh
Frank L. Whittler
Family quarrel ends when beer glass wounds child
In a Simpson hotel bar room a mother-in-law and her son-in-law argued loudly. She hurled a heavy beer glass at him but hit his young daughter instead, causing a painful but non serious wound. The clash ended soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Hotel
Small Brooklyn Dog Run Down by Street Vehicle
A Brooklyn street family reported their small dog was struck and killed by a passing street vehicle yesterday afternoon. A nearby resident collected the carcass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mozart Treasurer Attends Sousa Concert in Scranton
Frank Roemelmeyer, treasurer of the Mozart band, attended the Sousa concert at the Lyceum in Scranton on Wednesday and reports having had a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roemelmeyer
Mozart Band
Sousa
Lyceum
Scranton
Finance committee reviews large bill list for next council meeting
The finance committee met last evening to review a substantial bill list to be presented at the forthcoming council session. Officials prepared summaries and indicated figures will be discussed in detail at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Singer adds Lawrences Little agency on Main Street
The Singer Sewing Machine company opens a branch agency with Lawrences Little on South Main Street. Miss Little is named the book reaper in charge of records and sales activity at the new shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lawrences Little
South Main Street
Miss Little
Edward Carr Elected Secretary of Young Men's Union
Edward Carr is elected secretary of the Young Men's union after filling the unexpired term of J. F Crowell who resigned his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carr
The
Young Men's Union
J. F Crowell
Stores Stay Open Each Night Through The 20th
Last evening all stores in the city remained open and will stay open nightly until the 20th under the time honored custom begun when pay day arrives monthly. Information on conditions of the semi monthly pay period was not available.
Merchants Association Ends Meeting Without Action
At the last Merchants' Association meeting no steps were taken to extend the early closing movement. The first night of the current open span saw little business due to bad weather and poor walking conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
Spen
Obituary notice for Eva Vaughan of Honesdale
Eva Vaughan of Honesdale died at Carbondale Emergency Hospital at 6 p m after three months as a patient. She is survived by her husband and three children, all of Honesdale, and by brothers Claude W Fulkerson of the city music center and another in Baltimore. She belonged to the Providence Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Eva Vaughan
Honesdale
Carbondale
Inet
Claude W. Fulkerson
Baltimore
Alan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Providence
Govng
Mrs Margaret Campbell Dies After Illness At 9 Oclock
Mrs Margaret Campbell widow of James Campbell died yesterday morning at 9 at 129 Cannon street after about three weeks illness from pneumonia. She was born in this city and lived here nearly four decades. Survived by seven children, brother James Kirkwood, sister Mrs Mary O Malley. Funeral from Cannon street residence tomorrow at 9:1 0 to St Rose church for requiem, burial in St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Campbell
James Campbell
Cannon Street
St .Rose
Tames Kirkwood
Seventh Avenue
Mary O'Malley
O'Neill City
Ned
John K
Grand Junction
Col. Thomas
James
Lydia
Elizabeth
Margaret
Mary
Bt. Rose Church
Bt. Rose Cemetery
Pascoe Family Sets Six Month California Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred Pascoe with Miss Mattie Pascoe depart for a six month journey beginning in Washington and New Orleans before a southern route to California. They plan extensive time in Los Angeles and San Meg o while Edward Pascoe handles affairs in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pascoe
Harriet Raynor
Mattie Pascoe
California
Washington
New Orleans
Los Angeles
San Mego
Edward Pascoe
Vocal class organized by Prof Watkins in Scranton
Prof John T. Watkins of Scranton organized a vocal class at the residence of William D. Evans on Wednesday. The new pupils will meet him each Wednesday, first at Mr Evans' home next week, then at Mr Watkins' studio in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Watkins
Scranton
William D. Evans
Labor and Fraternal Orders Convene in City Meeting
The Poor Board and several labor and fraternal groups including the Order of Railway Conductors No 158 the Junior Order United American Mechanics Companions of the Forest American Legion of Honor and United Mine Workers No 184 gathered to discuss union matters and community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
United Mine Workers
Councilman Shepherd Promotes Equitable Life Calendars
Councilman Russell M. Shepherd distributes handsome water color calendars issued by Equitable Life Assurance Society where he serves as a city representative. The calendars feature two children playing at the seaside and are shared with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Shepherd
Equitable Life Assurancve Society
Waymart Man Recovers After Amputation Surgeries
Thomase Carey of Waymart who had both feet amputated after recent surgery is expected to recover. Earlier he underwent another operation that involved removing both hands, marking a distinct earlier procedure in his medical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomase Carey
Waymart
Woman on Washington Street struck by diphtheria
Mrs William Watt of Washington street is confined to her home with diphtheria. She was reported improving last evening. This is the second diphtheria case the board of health has reported this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Watt
Washington Street
Board of Health
Morris Sets Sail for Denys Col on Evie
Lewis F Morris left on the Evie jy er on Wednesday evening for Denys Col where he expects to locate. Mr Morrie was a member of Telnity choir and known widely throughout the city. Many cordial wishes accompany him on his way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Morris
Evie Jyer
Denys Col
Morrie
Telnity Choir
Necesa
Young guests enjoyed a Wednesday evening party at Russell home
Cora Olley entertained many young friends Wednesday evening at her sister Mia Russell's home on Tarte avenue. The affair was described as very enjoyable by the guests who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Cora Olley
Mia
Russell
Shepherd
Tarte Avenue
Baby Boy Brightens Home of Pethick Family
Mr and Mrs John L Pethick of Juyve welcomed a baby boy on Wednesday. Mother and child are reported to be doing finely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pethick Juyve
Saints and Sinners and Robins on Crusas Night Shows
Local theatre notes list this afternoon Robins on Crusas and tonight A Night in New York as part of a week with Tommy Shearer's company presenting distinct titles across Saint and Sinner themed programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Shearer
Donnelly Returns to Post at Jessup Drug Store
P. F. Donnelly has recovered enough from five weeks at home in Jessup to resume his job at Tingley's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Donnelly
Jessup
Tingley's
Keating Joins A Booth Company As Satengrapher
William Keating of Mill Street has accepted a position with A Booth and Company of Scranton as sat enographer and assistant bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keating
Mill Street
A. Booth & Company
Scranton
Mount Carmel Church Nears Completion with Sunday Services
The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel nearly finishes construction. Rev. O. B. Cerruth, pastor, will hold services each Sunday at 8 and 10:20 am. A Wednesday night choir of about twenty youths forms, with Prof. John Firth as chorister and organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerruth
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church
John Firth
Marriage of Mise Julia Coughlan and John L. Reed
Mise Julia Coughlan daughter of Michael Coughlan of Dundaft Street and John L. Reed of Rockland Maine wed at St Rose de Lima church. The bridesmaid was Mise Mary F. Coughlan and best man was James Coughlan. After a breakfast the couple left for Washington and an extended tour and will reside in Rockland after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Julia Coughlan
Michael Coughlan
Dundaft Street
John L. Reed
Rockland
Church of
St. Rose de Lima
Thomas F. Coffey
V. G
Mary F. Coughlan
James Coughlan
Reed
Washington, D. C
Rocklond
Manila cigars reach drugsist Dennis from the Philippines
Dr. Jenking, serving with the United States army, sent a box of Manila cigars to Dr. Frank EF. Dennis. The package, mailed May 27, traveled 10 000 miles and arrived unopened in splendid condition. The cigars are described as exquisite in flavor and aroma and finished in good style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EF. Dennis
Philippine Islands
Dr. Jenking
United States Army
Dr. Jenkineg
Ninth United Ftutee Volunteer Infantry
Belm ont man in coma after coal gas exposure
Samuel Reynolds of Belmont street remains unconscious after exposure to coal gas on Monday evening. His age over 80 and long standing brain ailment worsen his precarious condition. his daughter found him alone in his room with strong odor of gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Reynolds
Belmont Street
Carbondale Patriarchs Militant Hold Meeting
Carbondale canton No.40 Patriarchs Militant held their regular meeting last evening. Arrangements were reported well under way for the entertainment and basket social the canton to twelve on Thursday evening January 24. This occasion will commemorate the frat anniversary of one of Carbondale's most successful secrets. Progress was pronounced by all the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Canton
Coybondale
Mies Mura Davis
Lackawanna
Lind Werthy
Fred Brownlow
Minnos Hulng
Jahoy
Chitits
Snyder
Siivia Snyder
Witline
Patton
Mobun
Lake and Roberts
Alesis
BR. Holleran
Louis Boyle
Gus Hopkins
Joe Browning
Juanes Lake
Eugene McDonald
George Lake
Frank O'Connell
Tommy Shearer Company
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Father Mathew Hall
Mia
John J. Jones
Nanticoke
Marie Moyles
Green Ridge
Mixa Mary O'Brien
Lackawanna Street
William Smith
Susquehanna Street
Fallon
Taylor
Bellevue
Evan G. Watkins
Third Ward
Council
Weber's Rink
United Mine Workers
Gomer Jones
Pottsville
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Edward Fox
Grove Street
Philadelphia
Bertha
Gertrude Reese
May Evans
Bloomeburg, Pa
Carbondale Letter Details Wage Strife and Court Award
A Carbondale resident laments wage hikes and strike effects. He recalls a $2420 court award from Lackawanna County for his wife’s 1865 White Bridge streetcar injuries and criticizes employers for hoarding profits. He cites strikes, scabs, and local officials as he urges action.
Town notes on residents and visitors in Scranton area
A sequence of brief notices lists residents and visitors in town yesterday or this week. Names include Greorme A Spall, Mise Allee Boyd, John Metice, Peter Cunningham, A D Wyllie, Harold Reed, M K Harnden, Miss Florence Wedeman, Mrs L A Green, Mise Rore Mulholland, Miss Eilen Donnelly, George McIntire, Miss Clara Norton, W K Roberts, Christopher Powderly, Michael Barrett with movements between Forest City Scranton Carbondale Schenectady Wilkes Barre and Carbondale areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eilen Donnelly
Honesdale
Carbondale
George McIntire
Schenectady
Clara Norton
Catasauqua
Lizzie Scurry
Wyoming Street
W. KK. Roberts
Belmont Street
Christopher Powderly
What Shall We Eat To Keep Healthy and Strong
An era of diet advice favors a mixed diet of grains fruits and meats to sustain health. Meat is praised for dense nutrition and quick digestion while Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion of meat starches and indigestion. The ad cites Dr Julius Remusson and promotes Stuart's tablets as a safe digestive aid sold nationwide at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Remusson
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD ENTERTAIN WITH Howe Moving Pictures
Lyman Howes high class moving pictures will be shown at the Methodist Episcopal church in Jermyn and Mayfield on Saturday evening. The program features new up-to-date scenes from China the South African war and the Paris exposition along with a moving picture of the Eiffel Tower. Two hours of entertainment with no delays. Local residents include James Tresise and John Tresize visiting from Beaver Meadow and Went Mayfield. Several locals are noted for travel illness births and a funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Howe
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Fiffel Tower
James Tresise
Beaver Meadow
Carbon County
John Tresize
Went Mayfield
Louis Morris
Erie Flyer
Colorado
Richard Hvans
Thirdstreet
W. F. Jones
Mudpond
California
P. C. Mannley
Mayfield
Mantey
Scranton
George White
Second Street
B. Lightner
MrLean
West Mayfield
James Tresige
John Tresige
Will ‘Tres
Cure Deafness with Catarrh Remedy Claims
An advertisement explains deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh. It offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy, with a promise of one hundred dollars for proof of incurable deafness and notes Toledo, Ohio contacts and local druggists carrying the product.
Fragmented OCR item teases a cryptic note
A partial, unreadable OCR fragment mentions S008 and eee sequences. No clear event names or locations are readable. appears as garbled text with no identifiable persons or organizations.
Unlaundried White Shirts Sold At Dollar Prices
A brief notice advertises white shirts priced at one dollar and shirts at one fifty, indicating sale items and discount availability for unlaundried garments. The fragment notes various dollar pricing and stock terms.
Silver wedding anniversary celebrated in Lackawanna home
Taylor and Mich el Cummings held a large silver anniversary at their Main street residence with about 150 guests. A sumptuous cake and gifts were exchanged. many local residents attended including Prof. and Mrs. Thomas Ht. Davis and others. A Welsh church event and a basketball game at Fallon's rink were noted along with political primaries and upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Cummings
Main Street
M. J. McDonald
Johny R. Johns
M. Lydon
Daniel Hayes
H. Ei. Harris
John P. Grifiths
Thomas Hadock
Thomas Hesslon
Richard Cummings
J. Gallagher
William Burns
Mare
BP. Connolly
Ella Jones
Margaret Jon
Lita Mulherin
Hannah Darcy
Morfatt Kilpatrick
Sarah Griffiths
Mayware Tienes
Maud Maddock
Mame Deas
Julia Burns
Annie Lydon
Ie Burns
Agnet Seamon
Anni Burns
Tessie Shea
Ea Cummings
Mowl
Leah Evans
Mary Kiew
Jennie Carmel
Margaret Manwroy
Moa
Mart
Ella Mc
James Shes
Andrew Bullivan
James Connolly
John Hannick
Edwant Hobbs
Ellsworth Davie
M. 0. Cusich
James Pores
Martin McDonough
Prank
James Timta
James Hart
T. Z. Gohan
Daniel Pliet
Robi Moom
Kehn Moore
John Ludgate
BL Gallagher
John Gallagher
Thomaas Healy
M. Judge
Edward
Tuy Hox
Palin Lally
Pirek Dadvate
Prank Lally
James Ludgate
John Lally
Alles Kite Bullivan
Maveare
Gallagher
Min
Haret Murray
Bo Moran
Magete Muller
Harbara Neatls
Kate Clark
Sarah Roche
Margaret Thowrherty
Nellie
Barmih Mowe
Nate Howie
Pride of
Lackawanna Lodge
Allendees
Order Lone of
America
Red Men's Hall
Wilson Fire Company elects new officers at Tuesday meeting
At a regular Wilson Fire company meeting officers were elected including President Harry F L Maines First vice president W J McWelvey Second vice president Wil lin Vandervoort Recording secretary CL Ghingenvillen Financial secretary Robert Lintern Treasurer W B Stevens Foreman W M Broad Fire inspector Alex Prazier Second foreman William Walker Trustee I Bowttver Also notes Mrs Mary idarnes visits Watersville A d Hagen to run for Third ward councilman Sire John Purdy ill at home Driggs seeks another term All invited to an oct dinner at Henry Roberts home by Baptist church ladies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fire Company
Harry FL Maines
W. J. Mc Welvey
Willin Vandervoort
Ghingenvillen
Robert ©. Lintern
W. B. Stevens
W. 4. Broad
Firel
Alex. Prazier
William Walker
Bowttver
Stl Driggs
Firet
Methodist Episcopal officers elected for the ensuing year
Mine Reasle Mullinex returned home after a few days with relatives in Feranton. Officers elected: superintendent B G Leach, assistant W S Prace, secretary Miss Emma I Coon, assistant Bessie Mullinex, treasurer W S Prace, organist Miss Anna Ribble, assistant organist Miss Carrie M Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullinex
Feranton
Methodist Episcopal Sunday
B. M. Leach
W. Ss. Prace
Emma i. Coon
Bessie Mullinex
W. S. Frace
Anna Ribble
Carrie M. Wells
Miewee Corn
Emily Leach
Chinchilla
Wallace J. Cook
Beatt
Stanley Stevens
Mra
Floyd Colvin
Carhendale
John Mul- Hexnc
Miller
Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup recalled from ad text
An old advertisement fragment touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain and wind colic, claiming benefits for babies and children. It warns against fake products and emphasizes the product as best, with references to mothers and age.
Universalist Ladies' Aid Meets for Dinner in Hopbottom
Hopbottom notes report a dinner gathering of the Universalist Ladies' Aid with Mrs. Oney Case. Willam Rhoades returns from Newark to visit his daughter as measles fears spread. The school board plans a short vacation to curb illness while a mill fire causes limited damage and smallpox rumors circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steadman
Farmers
E. M. Tiffany
Universalist Church
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
An advertisement touts Taxative Bromo Quinine Tablets that claim to cure a cold in one day with a No Cure, No Pay offer. Price given as £5 cents.
Appointment of Father Francis J Gannon to eastern Jemit province
The Associated Press reports Rev Francis J Gannon has been named head of the eastern province of the Jemit order in the United States following the resignation of Rev Edward J Wurbrick. Gannon, born in Cambridge Massachusetts, previously served as assistant to Rev Purbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis J. Gannon
Jemit
Edward J. Wurbrick
Father Gannon
Purbrick
Cambridge
Macs
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Tribune
Burke
E.L. Hatfield
Carbondale Cycle Club
Pad Bagota
Golden State
Mrs. Watt Til
Denver
Electric City
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Reed-Couplan
Beranton Traction Co
Kultor
Silvian
Lackawanna County
White Bridge
Sitimen
Vagrines
Howe
Jong
Mood
Delevan
Alderman
Belmont
Jan Whit
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Ceeney &O
Toledo
Thuggls Hall
Cn Apne
Sec
Mcrae
Louis H. Isaacs
Spruce Street
Union Painless Dentists
Lackawanna Ave
Atz, Maneger
Scranton, Pa
Peckville
Clark's
Mrs. Winslow
Hopbottom
Syria
Scranton Tribune
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