Funeral of Patrick McGarry Draws Large Crowds in Carbondale
The funeral in Carbondale for Patrick McGarry drew a large procession from Mrs H M Brennan’s residence to St Mary’s Church for a high requiem mass by Rev Father Nealon. Deacon Coffen and sub-deacon Rev Father Griffin assisted. Pallbearers included Barnard Mused y, Frank Hollenback, John Murrin, Michael Coughlin, Thomas Battle, John Holand, Michael Loftus, and Donn McCawley. Out-of-town attendees came from Green Ridge, Tomery and Scranton. Burial was at Behe Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
Patrick McGarry
Devoused
HM. J. Brennan
St. More's Chrch
Father Nealon
Father Coffen
Griffin Na
Pall-Benore
Barnard Mulsedy
Frank Hollenback
John Murrin
Michael Coughlin
Thomas Battle
John Holand
Michael Loftus
Donn McCawley
Mrs. McGlynn
Green Midge
Jame Mearery
Won
Toston
Mass
M. P. Flynn
Frank Fiteeimmons
Scranton
Feink Lynch
Olevphant
Interient
Hea
Gravity railroad upgrade delayed by insufficient preliminaries
The Wir for undertaken Bunduay 8 widening faces delay as preliminaries lag. To avoid suspending traffic, the overhaul must run the entire line from Saturday night to Monday morning. Expect heavy rains next week. A curved track near the machine ship tests locomotives for the new route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd's Crook
Miner Hurt By Prop Timber Injury At No 1 Mine
Henry Nelwon of Grown Held road sustained a severe injury to his hand when a timber of a prop crushed it in No 1 mine yesterday morning. Dr AL Kelly treated his wounds. Mrs William Connell of West Side bruised from a fall upstairs and James Lynette sustained eye injury. William Whitfield also injured near South Church Street by a heavy object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelwon
Grown Held Road
AL Kelly
William Connell
James Lynette
William Whitfield
South Church
Death of Mrs Emma Clark on Salem Avenue
Mrs Emma Clark daughter of B I Clark died suddenly at her father's home on Salem avenue Sunday afternoon after a short illness from pneumonia. She came to this city thirty four years ago and lived most of her life here. The funeral will be private tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock with Rev Kw A Sawyer of Trinity Maple church officiating. Interment in Maplewood cemetery.
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Emma Clark
Clark
Salem Avenue
Dawuehfer
Ays
Weed
LAW Oelock
Kw. A. Sawyer
Trinity Mapleceopal Whureh
Maplewood Cemetery
City Contends With Widespread Illness After Outbreak
Hundreds of residents suffer from an epidemic described as annoying but not dangerous. Twenty Delaware and Tudor engineers and firemen and thirty other transportation department workers are incapacitated from duty due to illness. A few pavement cases proved fatal.
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Delaware and Tudeon
Transportation Department
Local social notes and job changes in Thorn street area
Mrs. Job Bly convalescent on Thorn street. Nicholas Reagan accepted a position yesterday as caller for the Erie. Miss Annie Reining returned home to Cherry Ridge after visiting friends in the city. Mrs. George Tyren and son Leon spent Sunday in Jawckson. Mrs. George Bacon of Tere race street visits Mrs. Hittenhowse of Newbury. Hessie Beale returned to Berane from Vesterdan. E A Purple entertaining A Hon eywell formerly of the city now in Philadelphia maiserie. PD Millady to present York Wigen Manufacturing company in Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. Prof. Hockenberry returned from Biarraca after teachers institute and three addresses. Thomas Harrett accepted a plumber position with Hanowek, N Y. Robert Marshall, right baggagemnas.
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Job Bly
Thorn Street
Nicholas Reagan
The
Erie
Annie Reining
Thie City
Cherry Ridge
George Tyren
Leon
George Bacon
Tere Race Street
Bacon
Hittenhowse
Newbury
Sr Ae
Mites Hessie Beale
Berane
Fonm Vesterdan
E. A. Purple
A. Honeywell
City
Philadelphia
Millady
York Wigen Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania
New York
Hockenberry
Biarraca
Teachere’ Institute
Thomas Harrett
On Hanowek
N. Y
Drm
Robert Marshall
Baggagemnas
Rattlesnake Warnings vs Hidden Diseases in Air and Water
The passage contrasts venomous danger from diseases like typhoid and malaria with a rattlesnake as a warning that disease germs spread silently. It touts Dr Pierce’s Garden Medical Discovery as the cure to keep blood pure and liver healthy, citing a testimonial from Charles Ho Gargeant of Pisin Ciiy.
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Pierce
Charles Ho Gargeant
Pisin Ciiy
M Rm Ca
Chi
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Lasting Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent, painless solution for piles, claiming immediate inflammation relief and complete cure with continued use. It cites testimonials from Mrs Hinkley and Major Dean and notes Pyramid Drug Co based in Marshall Michigan. The piece also mixes local social items such as engagements, visits, and entertainment at Jermyn and Green Ridge.
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Hinkley
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Dean
Columbus
Ohio
Bower
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
City council fails to meet at station amid travel delays
A disrupted council schedule leaves city business unresolved after delays in reaching the station. The absence marks an unusual event not seen in five years, with residents awaiting next steps after a period of incomplete proceedings.
Taylor News in brief for events in town tonight
The Taylor hose company No 1 ball at Weber's rink features the Germania Dramatic club from Scranton in a two act drama with a mandolin and guitar club and a small orchestra for dancing tickets 26 cents Lackawanna Lodge and the American Protestant Ladies association meet in Reese's hall The funeral of Charles Sampson will be held at 10 30 at his Wilkes Barre home burial in this place A local funeral party will attend the Eleventh regiment arrival in Harrisburg Mrs Margaret Cobleigh ill at home.
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Taylor Hose Company
Weber
Germanic Dramatic Club
South Scrarton
Germania Mandolin and Guitar Club
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Ladies’ Association
Reese's Hall
Charles Sampson
Wilkes- Barre
Lackawanna Conclave
Harrisburg
Scranton
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Paorson
Margaret Cobleigh
Malin Street
John E. Davis
John B. Reese
David F. Price
Clark's Summit
Annie Bevan
Eva Davis
Hyde Park
Pyne
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Gomer Jones
Main Street
Kingston
Ligsie Davis
Green Ridge
Evan L. Davis
Barnes
Roberts
North Taylor
John F. Davie
Mesra
Lewis Davis
John Evans
Eleventh Regiment
Henry Wilson
John Malla
South Scranton
Lackawanna
Atherton
Charles Bampson
Mies
Susie Morrie
Friends
A. Griffin
Griffin
Midnight M prese by Kennedy players at Father Mathew Opera House
A large audience attended the Midnight M prese production by the Kennedy players at Father Mathew Opera House last evening. The company included John J. Kennedy Nellie Kennedy Harold Kennedy and Al Tinstings and received hearty applause. Tonight The Hand of Fate is to be presented with prices 10 20 and 50 cents Miss Ida White of Archbald is mentioned among attendees. The new engine Porto Rico No 13 is noted.
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Kennedy
Father Mathew Opera House
John J. Kennedy
Nellie Kennedy
Harold Kennedy
al Tinstings
Ida White
Archbald
Mia
T. F. Boland
Lackawanna Street
Porto Rico
Local notices and updates from Avoca Scranton and Blakely
A roundup of brief items: Blakely ward candidates Orrin Spencer for constable and W. W. Squire visiting Franton. visits and illnesses including Mrs Mary Seeley and Miss Cora Samson. Mrs George Treverton ill and others visiting or staying with relatives. Honeymooners Morton Harlee return from Winchester. mines at Crassy Island resume after idle period. water pressure and hydrants issues noted. James W. Smith to Harrisburg for Governor elect Stone inauguration. Health notes on influenza like symptoms and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advised. Avoca pond breach at hillside pond discharged water into adjacent mines. pumps installed as precautions. pond formerly PA Coal, then Brookdale Washery. Skaters lose favorite rink. Mrs F. Swarts visited Scranton. infant dies in York Avenue. Avoca Electric, Heat, Licht and Power to hold annual meeting with officer election. David Cranston gravely ill with grip. school director candidate Peter Bovlan announced. John McDonald severely ill. Local visits noted for Mr. and Mrs. McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Snyder. Funeral of Ann Graham held with friends in attendance.
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W. W. Schase
Leven Street
Orrin Spencer
Blakely
W. Squire
Fcranton
Mary Seeley
Newark
N. W
Levi Stipe
Cora A. Samaon Re Quire
Hickory Street
George Treverton
Mesa
Gilbert Carpenter
Scott
To Taylor
Mabel Bel
Mira
William Hell
Morton Harlee
Winchester
Crassy Island
Klondike Breaker
James W. Smith
Harrisburg
Elert Stone
Avoca
Langcliffe
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Brookelde Washery Company
FP. &. Swarts
Scranton
Campbell
Grove Street
Oscar Docker
York Avenue
Langcliffe Cemetery
Avoca Filectric, Heat, Licht and Power Company
Argus
David Cranston
North End
Grip
Peter Bovlan
Lincoln Hill
John McDonald
North Find
Joseph McPherson
Carbondale
Dora Snyder
Kingston
Snyder
Bouth Main Street
Ann Graham
Notable Fratree Trial Reprieve and Court Scrutiny in Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR recounts a reprieve story in Fratree with police notes on delays and a long list of January term court cases in Philadelphia. It mentions a Mr. Nuther's kidney cure advertisement and a council lighting plan by Mr. Henning, plus a January court session with numerous civil actions and indictments.
Funeral at Lanwcliffe Church Praises and Floral Tributes
Rev OT Fimythe preached a moving service at Lanwcliffe Church. Miss Mime McCrindie and Miss Mame Cranston sang with several floral emblems including a large wreath from Migurgee Bros Scranton. Pallbearers listed. flower donors named. Main Street in Dupont narrowly escaped destruction after a table lamp caused a tenement fire. flames subdued with bucket brigade. Democratic caucus set for Herbert's Hall tomorrow evening amidst keen local interest. Mrs Sweeney of Scranton visited Miss Curran.
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Lanwcliffe
Revot
Fimythe
Geenelon
Mise
Thos
Morton
John Connor
Dupont
Stephen Pramick
Herbert's Hall
Nettle Sweeney
Scranton
Nellie Curran
Assault case and town lighting plans in Tunkhannock
In Tunkhannock on Saturday the case of Harry Moreine charged with assault on Charles M. Barlow was heard with bound over and $200 bail set. Other items include telegrams on the death of Mrs. Huston, notices of deaths, marriages, athletic wins by J. N. Tewsbury, and discussion of street lighting plans by D Henning and the Welshach Street Lighting company proposing new lamp installations and borough improvements.
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Squire Kutz
Harry Moreine
Charles M. Barlow
Jared Moreine
Barlow
Mridge Street
Moreins
J. Wood Pratt
Drake
Sirs. Huston
Mra. Hodge
Isaac FR. Rosengrant
Peter Harris
Carey Bros. Extract Company
Peter Miller
Lehigh Valley Railroad
N. S. Dewitt
Scranton
G. D. Dewitt
Joseph la France
Meshoppen
Sadie Bunnell
Bralutrim
J. N. Tewsbury
University of Pennsylvania
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York City
Madison Square Garden
J. £. Mulligan
Georgetown
P. J. Walsh
N. G. Graham
Mre. Mice
Brill
Hechts
Tunkhannock
Wilkes-Marre Record
D. Henning
Welshach Street Lighting Company
America
Sayre
Ithaca
N. Y
Hennig
Death notices and local elections dominate town column
Mr P O Collinge learned yesterday of the death of his brother Hon Bryon Collins of Duehore Sullivan county. Collins was a feuding Sullivan county lawyer and former legislator. A Republican ward meeting is set for tomorrow night at Edmunds hall to nominate councilman school trector judge inspector and constable. Miss Mary Yarrington Miss Sarah Courtright and Will Yarrington of Carbondale visited Sunday. Charles P Sampson died yesterday at Wilkes Barre. Crystal fire company to dine at St George hotel Thursday to honor their service. Delaware and Hudson colliery shift cut to three quarters time. Will CG McCloskey seriously ill with grip none. Miss M Hackett of Whites Valley visiting. Thomas KE Griffiths of Main street visiting Scranton. Edward Williams and Miss Mary Buckingham united in marriage last evening by Justice Holmce. Henry Brown of Derrington Stock Firm seriously ill with grip. Will Mellow improving after sudden illness Sunday.
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P.O. Collinge
Bryon
Collins
Duehore
Sullivan County
Deveneed
Sone
M. 8
H. B
Michael Collins
St. George
Maxwell
Delaware and Hudson
Will CG. McCloskey
Second Street
M. Hackett
White's Valley
Thomas KE. Griffiths
Main Street
Scranton
Edward Williams
Mary Buckingham
Mayfield
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Olyphant Breaker No
Mary Hyland
Jeremiah O'Connor
Green Rides
St. Patrick’s Church
Mies Marentet McNerly
Tiger Valley
Pertuson
Villa Nova College
Mike Lizzie Dempsey
Shered Heart Church
Jermyn
Mannah Cannon
Ainter
Philip Sheridan
Pittston
Lizzie Kearney
T. F. Nealon
W. E. Lloyd
Poultney
Mary Clancy
Maredret
Mary Witton
Wellsboro
Misa Lucy Farrell
Dunmore Street
Frank Lennon
Gracey Street
Mary Davie
West Scranton
Hudson
Gloversville
N.Y
Solent
Taylor News
Firemen
Olyphant
Peceville
Matthews Bros
Frio Medical Company
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
W.Y
Mr. Hartey
Herbert Hariey
Twentieth and
Pine Streets
Philietelplit
Anya
Enranie Kil- Heyrouble
Mina
Warners
Wormer
Henning
Seselone
F. OC
Burgess
Charles Custard
Isenie
Nelwon JL. Walker
Charles J. Spencer
Walker and Spencer
Ve. Henry Roveht
Ll. WW. Thompson
Watson Carey
Springeville
Ivabella Strunk
Nelle Canen
Warren Stevens
George C. Byuster
Interpleader
Imre
Hramtrim Independent School District
Lemon Township School Distriet Va
Hiram Titus
Equity
Edmund Dailey
C. EL Frear
Commonwealth
Pye Bo
Blevens
Elizabeth A. Stevene
County Auditora
Cha
West
Ual
I. x
Saleby
G. Clark
Pena
Revea
Rofeor
N. K. Fairbank Company
Carcese
Bt. Lotto
York
Ripans
Gould
Iimnself
Ripans Tabules
Myles Packet
Iim
Spruce Street
Pilsner
Hminld Si
Hercules
Warren Ehret Co
Washington Avenue
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mons
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Atlantic
Goranton Statio
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Bny
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sitteouth
Lrving Place
I. D. Crawford
Winnen
Winamakers
Iniiley
Rigel Qaaper
Aig Siure Marky
Cire
Pyleromy Hotel
Albert
Jim Vth Sv
Uslivrraity
Seoddway
Ross
Scranton, PA
Rusidale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Cos
Electria Halverson
Eve
Orwtina
Roune
Martia
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