Local Political Races and Events Highlight Carbondale Notes
Carbondale dispatch reports ward by ward race chatter with candidates for school director in the second ward Timothy Burke M F Gaughan and Thomas Dougher. Assessor contenders John Duffy Patrick MacAuvick and council likely unopposed James Pr McAndrew. Campaigns start as Miss Campbell Miss Marie Collins and Miss Anna Colligan prepare ward lists. Lectures by Judge Ellison slated at Father Mathew Opera House with high attendance expected. St Thomas congregation fair opens with musical evenings. John H Linderman to run for school director in Republican caucus.
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Timothy Burke
M. F. Gaughan
Thomas Dougher
John Duffy
Patrick MacAuvick
James Pr. McAndrew
Salem Street
Miss Campbell
Hazleton
Marie Collins
Anna Colligan
Scranton
Cecilia Swift
Latrel Street
Ellison
Father Mathew Opera House
High School Library Association
Lily Logan
Mary Haggerty
John H. Linderman
Linderman
Michael B. Keating
Keating
Directors elected and officers reappointed at three banks
The First National bank directors were elected yesterday with J F E Watt Edward Clarkson James Stott Charles Hagan K W Mills C W Wisner and J B Van Herren. James Stott resigns as cashier after serving since 1906. At Mineral and Mechanics Savings bank the same board was re elected along with officers A Pascoe president E B Hendrick vice president and C E Spencer cashier. Carbondale Traction Company held its annual meeting electing a new slate including M J Hendrick and H A Jadwin and organizing with Hendrick as president and Jadwin as secretary and treasurer.
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First National Bank
J. F E. Watt
Edward Clarkson
James Stott
Charles Hagan
K. W. Mills
C. W. Wisner
J. B. van Herren
Mineral and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Messie
A. Pascoe
Hendrick
J. Scurry
Jean Jermyn
P. Patterson
A. McMullen
W. W. Lathrope
C. E. Spencer
W. W. Watt
E. B. Hendrick
C. EB. Spencer
Tgain
H. A. Jadwin
Leader adopts improved stereograph news service
The Herald loses the Harrisburg news advantage as the Leader secures the best afternoon stereo graph news service. It ends reliance on Philadelphia providers and predicts the Leader will stay ahead, replacing earlier cheap stereography from the National Press Association and a past Philadelphia dependence.
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Herald
Philadelphia
Quaker City
National Press Association
Harrisburg
New York
Local residents and visitors in brief exchanges
Mr and Mrs W W Callender and daughter May of North Church street visit Wilkes Barre friends. Gordon Pendleton returns from Binnington Conn. Charles Davies returns to South Orange NJ. A L Gurney returns home from Wilkes Barre. Mrs Frances Wherry returns from Prompton. A Fowler entertains brother J W Fowler of Binghamton. Mrs A S Wonnacott and Mrs Byron Peck plan two week Philadelphia trip. Mrs S S Jones ill. L Withama able to be out again. John F Roberts returns from Tunkhannock. Miss Mary Horan hosts Miss Marta Moffitt of Scranton.
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Mra
W. W. Callender
May
North Church Street
Wilkes-Barre
Gordon Pendleton
Binnington
Wyoming Street
Byron Peck
Duorie Avenue
Philadelphia
Jones Ty
L. Withama
John F. Roberts
Canaan Street
Tunkhannock
Mary Horan
South Side
Marta Moffitt
Scranton
Trish comedian William Barry stages final city appearance
The diagram for the legitimate Trish comedian William Barry who will present his greatest success The Rising Generation for the last time in this city has opened. Barry is a Carbondale favorite and is always welcomed by a full house. Next Thursday evening will be no exception. Gospel meetings are held each evening this week at the Methodist chapel on Belmont street. Jennie Jenkins entertained her Sunday school class at her home on Park street last evening. The night school in Belmont building is crowded and the board considers moving it to the Central building to improve convenience.
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William Barry
Barry
Carbondale
J. Franklin Crowell
Mozart Symphony Club
Cycle Club
Methodist Chapel
Belmont Street
Jennie Jenkins
Park Street
Belmont
Democratic caucus primaries set for Crawford County wards
In this borough three ward caucuses select Democratic nominees. For justice of the peace hopefuls Daniel Atkinson Jr and John J Dougher seek the nomination while J H Kearney vies for auditor.
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Crawford County
Justice of the Peace
Daniel Atkinson, Jr
John J. Dougher
J. H. Kearney
Roundabout Taylor Socials and Local Notices
Miss Lizzle Marsh surprised by friends at her parents home on Storrs street with games and refreshments. District Deputy Grand Master John E. Evans and Grand Conductor J. B. Watkins install officers at Enterprise Lodge in Hyde Park. Various social visits, surprise parties, and club meetings noted along with a December wage payment for miners and an animatiscope event at Calvary Baptist church. Thomas J. Hughes serves as juror. board of trade to meet at Price Library hall next Monday.
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Lizzle Marsh
Joseph Marsh
Storrs Street
Missen
Lizzle Jones
Imma Mersh
Leah
Maud Evane
Cordelia Owens
Minnie Evans
Edith Kohler
Edith Williams
Mamie
Edith Griffiths
Alma
Maggie Havard
Edith Daniels
Mamie Jones
Mamie Coombs
Mamie Williams
Jennie Gwyn
Lillian Stone
Ann Jane Nicholas
Lenor Howells
May Howells
Sadie Allen
Sarah Jones
Maggie
Liggie Marsh
Masters
Eddie Lergen
William Powell
Willie Evans
Eddie Pugh
Arthur Evans
John Daniels
Lloyd Dalley
Evan Benjamin
Willie Powell
Thomas A. Evans
John Bowen
Arthur J. Evans
Stephen Reynolds
Thomas Harris
Thomas Lloyd
Willie Ot
Frank Ward
Lancaster
John von Weisenfluth
Grove Street
John E. Evans
Martin Luther
Joseph Howells
Frank Dunstone
P. Mackin
Day
Bernard Scanlon
Peter Connolly
Wiliam Burns
Charles Master
C. H. van Horn
James Inglis
Frederick Martin
Fish
Harry McGuigan
James Shea
Tidd, Sr
John Watkins
William Murphy
Peter Price
Mary
Lizzie Youngblood
Annie Connolly
Lizzie Ray
Sadie
Annie Mackin
Mageie
Julia
Annie Burns
Nora Sullivan
Laura Keifer
Mageie James
Providence
Lisele Havard
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
Sidney Lewis
John Lloyd
The
Calvary Baptist Church
Thomas J. Hughes
North Taylor
Mises Robertson
Hyde Park
Board of Trade
Price Library
Deaths, gatherings, and hometown notices from Olyphant
Andre Cholinsky, a Hungarian living on the Flats, died after a breakfast rush of blood to the heart. He leaves a wife and seven children. funeral at Holy Ghost church with Catholic cemetery interment. Also in town, funeral for Mrs Barbara Lloyd at Susquehanna Street Baptist church. Rev Norton preached. large cortege. interment Union cemetery.
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Andre Cholinsky
Cholinsky
Holy Ghost Church
Willow Street
Barbara Lloyd
Lackawanna Street
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
Allan J. Norton
West Scranton
Mesare
John D. Powell
John Phillipa
Benjamin Lewis
David Davis
William T. Evans
John Davis
Union Cemetery
Mina Claire Crippen
Delaware Street
Father Mathew Opera House
Gwen Williams
Clergymen to fill pulpit in Pittsburg and nearby towns
The Rev. William Surdavil sails for a two week visit to Pittsburg to occupy the pulpit of First Welsh Congregational church. Rev. Francia Gendall will fill in next Sunday and Rev. Jenkins the Sunday after. Charles Olimmacht to Miss Owans to be married tonight at the bride’s parents’ home on Second Street. A birthday party honors Mr William Taylor on Fourth Street with a large guest list. Evangelist services announced for February 1. Various local residents mentioned with friendly notices and upcoming elections.
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William Surdavil
Congregational Church
Pittsburg
First Welsh Congregational Church
Francia Gendall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Surdavil
Mr. Jenkins
Charles Olimmacht
Miss Owans
Second Street
William Taylor
Fourth Street
Mr. Taylor
James Mann
Elijah Stevens
Willam Langman
Joel Mor. Com
Bamuel Waters
William Clemons
John Wasley
Eastlake
Tes Fannie Eastlake
Rosie Eastlake
Maude Cleman
Alice
Violet Forkes
Ralph P. Forkes and
Harris
Taylor
New York Sunday Journal Consolidates with Scranton Free Press
In a bold expansion move, the New York Sunday Journal and its Northeastern Pennsylvania partner, the Scranton Sunday Free Press, align for broader coverage starting next Sunday's issue. Readership gains expected across Scranton and surrounding areas.
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The
New York Sunday Journal
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton Sunday Free Press
New York Journal
Sunday Free Press
Necessity in invention and a hungry Frenchman tale
From the Youth's Companion a note on how necessity drives invention and a biography recounts a hungry Frenchman tale. An English restaurant scene shows breakfast desires and a simple quest for ewes for sustenance, illustrating an old adage in new light.
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Enal
Language Lessons From Old Diary Dialog
A humorous fragment shows a speaker testing English word knowledge with a mock Dutch accent. The sequence toys with mispronunciations and answers like cock for cook and chickens for children, ending with a pun on the word eigen meaning egg in a prior language frame.
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Valterre
Eigen
Testimony Promotes Dr Hartley Harte Catarrh Remedy
Read two letters praising Peruna for curing catarrh. Frances Fugel of St Louis reports marked relief and urges others to try the remedy. RK C Pafford of Camden recites his son’s recovery from cold earache and fever after taking Peruna. The Peruna Drug Mfg Co of Columbus Ohio offers a free copy of Dr Hartman’s book on Winter Catarrh to any address.
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Frances Fugel
Marcus and
Anderson Avenues
Sit. Louis
Peruna
RK. C. Pafford
Camden
Tenn
Nberty
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Local notices and social schedule from Wilkes-Barre area
Sunday visits across Wilkes-Barre and Scranton noted including Miss Susie Chamberlain and Miss Kate Bampgen. Local candidate John Lurber seeks supervisor nomination. A child death from scalding incident reported. interment in Marcy cemetery. Lawrence Literary Society to hold church entertainment January 24 with a varied prize-filled program. contestants listed.
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H. L. Edsall
Wilkes-Barre
Susie Chamberlain
Scranton
Cc. Reed
Kate Bampgen
Jermyn
John
William Repp
Albany
N. Y
John Lurber
Jesus
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