Serious Accident Injures Dundaff Street Man William Moran
William Moran a young married man of Dundaff street sustained severe injuries yesterday at a Lookout mine unloading site. A loaded timber car shifted causing sticks to snap and heavy timbers to roll over him. He suffered a crushed arm and serious head injuries. an emergency hospital visit followed and surgery on the injured arm. Moran’s condition remained critical with initial fears of death fading as surgeons evaluated skull injury. Moran is highly regarded in the community and fraternal circles. his recovery is being keenly awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moran
Dundaff Street
Moran
Mine Department
Fallbrook Street
Temperance dispute ends with shotgun discharge
Patrick McNulty and his wife Kate quarrel over Mrs McNulty’s drinking. Patrick fired a shotgun at her, wounding her foot, then loaded again but was stopped. Constable Neary arrested him. Alderman Jones remanded him in bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McNulty
Patrick McNulty
Kate
West Side
Concert by Young Men's Union at First Congregational Church
A large audience enjoyed last evening’s concert in the First Congregational church auditorium under the Young Men’s Union. The program, praised as among the best in recent memory, included solos, duets, and choral pieces with several encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Union
First Congregational Church
Union Local 111 Social Echoes Warm Reception
United States Stine Workers Local No 111 held a social last evening at Watt's venue. The attendance and the guests enjoyment reflected well on the organizing committee WATTR. Dancing emerged as the centerpiece of the entertainment with lively participation throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stine Workers’ Local
Watt
Wattr
Semi-centennial plans discussed by executive committee
Members of the executive committee in the Itoon office met with James J. ONeill to discuss allies for the semi centennial celebration. Progress was reported and plans were reviewed for additional features to enhance the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iton
James J. O'Neill
Diphtheria Strikes Mine Nellie Flannery in Brooklyn
A Case of Diphtheria, Mine Nellie Flannery, of 95 Brooklyn Street, is the latest victim in the city. Her case was reported to the board of health yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Nellie Flannery
Brooklyn Street
Board of Health
Disorder at the silk mill boys quarrel at night
A dispute broke out between two youths at the silk mill area last night. The exact cause and participants are unclear, but observers reported a tense confrontation between the boys, with no injuries or official actions recorded.
Rag time bout ends in rough fight on Belmont Street
Two young men fought a rough bare knuckle bout after a rag time exchange on upper Belmont Street. The pair, evenly matched in size and experience, endured punishment as they wrestled and hosed each other, ending with both discredited and walking home along the back streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Street
John Booth
Epworth League Convention Set for Peckville Friday and Saturday
The Epworth League of the Honesdale district will meet at the Peckville Methodist Church on Friday evening and Saturday. The program lists devotions, addresses, and discussions on revival work, church relations, and league leadership with Rev. A Millian, Rev. M T Piler, and Rev. L W Karschner among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Epworth League
Honesdale
Millian
Thie Echo
Stanley Bvata
Thie Choir
TL Pileler
Serice
Cavanaigel
L. W. Kareehner
J. R. Hanton
T. R. Hanton
League
Ly W. Karsehner
Misa L Peck
Dieeweton
Mie Wademan
Miew Maud Treverton
Pool Tournament at Carbondary Cycle Club
At Carbondary Cycle Club the third evening of play drew an interested clergy audience. By 10 o'clock two games were completed with Swingle defeating Crane by a clear margin and McMillan beating Roevte. Current standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swingle
Crane
McMillan
Roevte
Ger Mania Singing Society Masquerade Ball Tonight
Tonight the Ger Mania Singing Society hosts a masquerade ball at Ger Mania Hall on Main Street. Committees report complete arrangements and announced prizes for best original costumes. Profs Collins and Firth will oversee music and dancing with a midnight unmasking signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Singing Society
Germania Hall
Main Street
Collins
Firth
Boy Fractures Head Failing From Wall Fall
Freddie Booth eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Booth of Rotten Place fell from the Delaware and Hudson wall near North Martin Street on Tuesday afternoon and suffered head injuries. Dr J J Thompson attended the boy and said no serious injuries were sustained and he will soon recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie
Thomas Booth
Rotten Place
Delaware and Hudgen Wall
North Matin Street
J. J. Thompson
Noonday mail delivery petition faces delivery limits
Postmaster J H Thomas in Carbondale Pa received a business petition calling for noon mail delivery alongside morning and night service. He notes carriers are capped at eight hours and the city must number houses and add street signs to improve routes, but anticipates no quick change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thomas
John T. Thomas
Carbondale
Salem Avenue
Church Street
Terrace Street
Rev
J. FE. Warner
Honesdale
Purple Undertaking Company
Robert M. Vannan
M. Cavanaugh
Charles A. Kafka
M. Harnden
Weston Mill Company
C. A. Walter
M. H. Sullivan
Thomas
Shamokin
Convention Tonight Sets Republican City Ticket
The Republican city convention meets this evening at Burke's hall on Sixth avenue. Delegates indicate Robert Shannon will be nominated for school director for three years and G F Swigert for one year as game warden. Van Gorder may receive Swigert’s spot. First ward ads nominating James McMillan Sr for poor director and Gabriel Pugliano with Fred Thompson for common council. Fifth ward targets Stone and Masters for council, Third and Fourth wards see Boylan for school director and Whitfield with Kase for council. Meger withdraws from candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Hall
Sixth Avenue
Robert Shannon
G. F. Swigert
G. B. van Gorder
Mr. Swigert
First Ward
James McMillan, Sr
Gabriel Pugliano
Fred Thompson
Messrs. Stone and Masters
Thomas Boylan
Robert Whitfield
Charlee Kase
William Meger
Campbell Dies in City After Long Tunkhannock Residence
Mr Campbell, who lived in Tunkhannock for over twenty years as a carriage builder, left the thin city on the 11.18 train for Tunkhannock where the interment will be made. He came to live with his daughter Mrs J F Roberts three years ago and suffered a paralyptic stroke about eighteen months ago from which he never fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Campbell
J. F. Roberts
Nurse Misa Phoebe Barley Joins New York City Hospital Staff
Misa Phoebe Barley formerly of this city completed a nurse's course at a Waterbury Connecticut institution and is now attached to the Nursery and Child's Home maternity hospital at Fifty Sixth Street and Lexington Avenue in New York City. Barley was well known for her professional duties and her many Carbondale friends will be pleased by her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Phoebe Barley
Waterbury
Conn
Fifty-flost Street
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Misa Barley
Carbondale
Board of revision to hear ward appeals in city building
The board will meet in the select council room each evening to hear assessments appeals. January 17 residents of the Second ward, January 18 Third ward, January 22 Fourth ward, January 23 Fifth ward, January 24 Sixth ward scheduled.
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Board of Revision and Appeals
Select Council Room
City Building
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Town Items and Visits Share Quiet Week
Thomas Higgins remains home with the grip. Ray Murray of Wilkes-Barre visits relatives in town. George Peterson of Scranton spends last evening with town friends. Miss Gertie Gallagher visits friends in Olyphant for a few days. Miss Rozella Donnelly of Scranton guests Carbondale friends. Miss Maggie Maxwell of Jermyn visits town friends. Harold McAllister, son of James McAllister of Sunnycourt, is dangerously ill. Miss Mary Nealon of Olyphant visits Miss Loretta ONeill on Pike street. Rev. M. F. O Rourke of Athens, formerly here, was in town yesterday. M. H. Finnegan of Pike street confined by rheumatism. Miss Laura Histed of Belmont Street confined to home by illness. Mrs. Clarence F. Atherton of Scranton returns home after visiting Miss Lydia Campbell. Mrs. John E. Roche, called by death of aunt Mrs. Margaret Campbell, returns to Scranton. Joe Roessler returns today to St Michael's College after weeks with parents. Silas McMullen of the Chester Military Academy home for several days to mourn his uncle Charles McMullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Higgins
Ray Murray
Wilkes-Barre
George Peterson
Scranton
Gertie Gallagher Io
Olyphant
Rozella Donnelly
Carbondale
Maggie Maxwell
Jermyn
Harold McAllister
James MrAllister
Sunnycourt
Mary Nealon
Loretta O'Neill
Pike Street
M. F. O'Rourke
Athens
M. H. Finnegan
Mise Laura Histed
Belmont Street
Clarence FE. Atherton
Lydia Campbell
John EK. Roche
Margaret Campbell
Joe Roessler
St. Michael's College
Silas McMullen
Chester Military Academy
Charles McMullen
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD BOX SOCIAL NOTES AND TOWN EVENTS
The Enter prise hall box social features a vocal duet, multiple solos, recitations, and instrumentals by local and Scranton performers. Town news includes a postponed Twentieth Century Sewing club meeting to Jan 25, a barber business sale to Mike Warke of Mayfield, a funeral service for the Toman child, and a New York slums lecture by Warrick. Also listed are Excelsior council officers installed for the year and a remarks/choral program following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Social
Enterprise Hall
Mrs. Horswell
Ebdon
Miss Graves
Scranton
Miss Fessenden
Prof. Hogarth
Messrs. Green and Hocking
D. J. Jenkins
Prof. Gilroy
Miss Fescenden
Willis Jones
Mr. Horswell and Son
Mabel Davis
Twentieth Century Sewing Club
J. J. Cox
North Main Street
Mike Warke
Mayfield
Francis Gendall
Peckville
W. J. Toman
James Toman
Warrick
Thomas Hunter
Excelsior Council
Young Men's Institute
M. J. Lynott
William Byrne
J. M. Forbes
Second View
H. B. Collina
J. Dunleavy
Hubert Marsh
Walker
Inside Sentinel
Michael Colling
Outside Sentinel
James Quinn
H. J. Kennedy
M. L. McCarthy
John Caheney
Misprinted Police Attendance Clarified in Tribune Note
The Tribune corrects a report that Chief of Police McAndrew appeared before Alderman Atkinson with Mr and Mrs James Arnold in a warrant request against Mr and Mrs Niver and Anthony H Lloyd and daughter on conspiracy charges. McAndrew did not participate in the case in any capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
McAndrew
Alderman Atkinson
James Arnold
Local 1611 Social At Watt's Hall Draws Enthusiastic Hotel
Local 1611 held a highly successful social at Watt's hall last evening. It was the first by this local, with plans likely for annual events. Guests enjoyed themselves as committees ensured comfort and merriment for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt's Hall
Republican city convention meeting tonight
Local unions and fraternal groups including George BK Randolph camp No 18 Bw Division No 5 AOH United Mine Workers No 877 Branch 77 L C B A Local Council No 189 and Retail Clerks union invite members to gather for a citywide convention and related meetings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BK
Randolph Camp
No. 18
United Mine Workers
Retail Clerks’ Union
Tonight In the Heart of the Rock Lee
Friday night offers A Woman's Redemption and Saturday features A Romance of Korween. Saturday also presents Human Wolves of New York as part of the local theater lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rocklee
New York
Miss Josephine Bradley Resigns From Pioneer Laundry
Miss Josephine Bradley, long time employee at the Pioneer laundry, has resigned to accept a better position at the new weaving mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bradley
Pioneer Laundry
Dime Entertainment Planned by First Methodist Church
The Home Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church will host a dime entertainment in the church lecture room on Monday evening next. A good programme is being prepared and will be printed in full later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mildred Holland to Return to City Feb 4
Mildred Holland, noted stage actress praised for The Power Behind the Throne, will appear in this city again on February 4 after a strong prior reception that drew large crowds and favorable notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Holland
At Home Again Miss Kate Gillen Returns
Miss Kate Gillen, a graduate of the Emergency hospital training school, has completed a special Massage treatment course at an Ohio institution and is back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gillen
Emergency Hospital Training School
Ohio
Convalescent George W Simrell Improves After Jaw Fracture
Convalescent George W Simrell of 21 Clark Avenue, who recently fractured his jaw, is reported to be much improved though unable to take solid food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Simrell
Clark Avenue
Fishing Through the Ice on Stokler’s Lake
Zopher CC Lee and Irving Snyder enjoyed a day off fishing through the ice at Stokler’s lake yesterday. They reported good success and steady catches amid calm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zopher CC
Lee
Irving Snyder
Stokler's
Funeral services for Jeremish A Campbell tomorrow at 10
Funeral services for the late Jeremish A Campbell are set for tomorrow morning at 10 o clock at the home of John F Roberts located at 2 Cataan Street. The funeral party will proceed from there to the church for rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremish A. Campbell
John F. Roberts
Cataan Street
Obituary of Mrs. Margaret Carey of this place
Mrs. Margaret Carey longtime resident died Tuesday at her daughter's home after a paralytic stroke. Born March 24, 1822 she was 78 years 14 months and 1 day. Survived by Scott B Joh Mrs Samuel Yates Mrs Robert Innes and Mrs Rebecca Green Funeral at Prick church Friday at 2 pm with interment at Marcy cemetery. New Methodist Episcopal church plans a fair in the church parlor on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Carey
Robert Innes
Carey
Scott B
Joh
Samuel Yates
Rebecca Green
Duryes
Prick Church
Marcy Cemetery
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Pariora
Kraugse's Cold Cure Sold by Matthews Brosse
An advertisement offers Kraugse's Cold Cure touted as safe for daily use without interrupting business, not affecting the head or hearing, and delivering a speedy, refreshing, clear-headed feel. Price not stated. Sold by Matthews Brosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraugse
Matthews Brosse
Dr Strong Opens New Medical Office at 400 Lackawanna
Dr Strong, an experienced physician with seven years in major European hospitals, resumes practice at 400 Lackawanna Avenue over the Parle store. He offers advanced instruments, tailored remedies from a full medical lab, and free consultation with hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 8, Sundays by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Strong
Rurantum
Lackawanna Avenue
Parle
Europe
Strong
Paria
Political notices and local events in Olyphant borough
The article reports multiple election announcements for mayor and council in Olyphant with candidates in the First and Second wards plus ward incumbents likely to seek re nomination. It notes a special council session tonight to review the secretary’s report. It also covers the death of Mrs Elizabeth Lewis, a community dancer, a charity entertainment at Keystone hall, uncalled letters at the post office, and various local social items and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George PB. Holleran
Moosie Mountain Coal Company
Marshwood
Howard
M. M. Nealon
John Walsh
Michael Cannon
R. J. Gallagher
John Probert
W. H. Davis
Spring
M. J. O'Halloran
FE. J. Burke
Lewis Blochberger
Elizabeth Lewis
Scranton
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Olyphant Post Office
James Radey
C. F. Stratton
Eugene Hobba
John Cavanaugh
Patrick O'Malley
Hudson Street
John Judge
Sadie O'Malley
Katie Watkins
Jermyn
Cannon's
Nellie McHugh
South Sccranton
Alfred Parfrey
Pittsburg
T. P. Jones
William Parry
Upper Susquehanna Street
Odd Fellows Hall hosts Eastern Star annual meeting in Peckville
Grand chapter of the Eastern Star in Pennsylvania meets at Odd Fellows hall Peckville with delegates from all chapters. Officers elected include Bertha Fordyce as grand worthy matron and Frank L. Taylor as grand worthy patron. Next meeting at Clark's Summit. Various local notices follow including funeral, temperance, ward committee, and club meeting announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Eastern Star of Pennssylvania
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Peckville
Pride of Orient Chapter
No. 7
Bertha Fordyce
Susquehanne
Frank L. Taylor
Maggie Lanning
Scranton
Mgr
Charles Blossom
Hawley
Mary J. Williame
Pittston
Mary Saunders
Philadelphia
Reta Mills
Duke
Bell Williams
Clark's Summit
Genevieve Carpenter
Daniel B. Thomas
Wedgeworth
Saymon Hatey
Stif Ceerney
Valenty Kapa Yvan Nehoanyk
Wenesly Rokawaka
Valestam Werhunowles
Trallan
Signore Stefanelli
Order
Basten Blur
Odd Pellows
Mra
William Vandervort
Christian Temperanes Union
Grovner Miller
W. Arnold
Forest and Stream Club
Peek Lumber Company
Degeneration and the rush of modern life
A summary of William W. Ireland’s International Monthly piece warns of dangers from overpressure on youth and the decline of birth rates. It argues examinations and professional gatekeeping strain students, while social shifts threaten traditional duties, urging a return to natural order and stronger athletic vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Monthly
William W. Ireland
Edinburgh
Britain
Wio
Europe
Nerlume
Folomon
Funeral of Watkin J Williams in Priceburg marks large turnout
The funeral for Watkin J Williams, 23, killed in Storrs last Saturday, drew vast crowds in Priceburg on Tuesday. He was a Knight of the Golden Rage, Sona of 8 George, Storrs Mine Accidental Fund, and Eagle Hose No. 1, and is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. W J Williams, one brother Joseph, and sister Mrs. Benjamin Reddoe. Undertaker D Jones of Olyphant led services, Rev. W Bentley preached at the family home and church, with grave rites for the Bows of St George and the Knights of the Golden Eagle and a singing by longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkin J. Willams
Storrs
Knights of the Golden Rage
Sona
George
Priceburg
W J. Williams
Joseph
Benjamin Reddoe
D. Jones
Olyphant
W. Bentley
T. M
St. George
Knights of the Golden Eagle
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Carbondale Department
E.L. Hatfield
Mlee Bridgott
Puartotte
Pinati Met
Trundage
Mies Mavis
Mavent
Evans and Hoberts
Wiliam AL Hoberts
Liane Muahes
Brutdaie Chaet
Eee
Parry Willa D. Evens
Whillam A. Roberts
Salo
Mary Davies
Hapmon
Tikes
Mier
Miike
Wolganed
Mywatlage
Inane Jones
Loew Vannan Hiteheork
Maeniliom Gray Willian Fh
Rvany
Aboifileh
Meeetis
Maria
Rundegger
Woo
Willian A
Moberis Geartotte
Yew Brundage
Moers
Evens and Roberts
Renton A Cereemneenennaas
Toole Ddeecebeerabeseaes
Rennie
Swing
Adivasiiesiene
Vitehburn
Germania
Jermyn and Mayfield
A Dime Entertainment
Mr. Campbell
Old Forge
Wyoming Avenue
Rogers’ Bros
Rogers Bros
Vesta
Berkshire
Herry
D&se
New England States
Donas Long
France
Massachusetts
Massachusette
Canada
England
Kervita Medical Co
Chicago
McQarrah
Ty Lachewanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
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