Obituaries and notices from Carbondale society page
Mary Honey dies at 75 in Carbondale residence after five years in town. Funeral at Maplewood Cemetery Friday with five children listed among survivors. Also notes on the funerals of Mrs. Frad Pierce and John Bishop, and marriages of John Vannen and Miss Luella Tyman. Parade of local events includes a German masquerade and a Mitchell fair program.
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Mary Honey
Bal Montetrest
Cornwall
England
Carbondale
Maplewood Cemetery
Frad Pierce
Deckton Hill
Hong
John Bishop
Mozart Band
Atmember
Charles Gramer
Ear Wonnacott
Ianne Singer
John Kirk
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
For twenty five years Dr Kings New Discovery has been tested with millions reporting benefit. The remedy claims to cure throat chest and related ailments and guarantees relief or money back. Trial bottles are free at Matthew Bro’s Drug Store with large sizes priced at one dollar and coupons required.
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King
Matthew Bro
Telephone Girl Picture Offers at Tribune Office
Daily rush at the Tribune office as readers collect three coupon dates worth 10 cents to obtain the “Telephone Girl” and two other artworks. The promotion invites customers to cut out coupons from different dates and redeem them at the Tribune.
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Tribune
Nearby Town Newswire Summary
A digest of local notes and notices from nearby towns compiled by a regional correspondent. The item emphasizes names, places, and small events meant for publication, with cautious wording to avoid deception and to present full names in capital letters for the record.
First Farmer Institute Convened in Columbia County
The inaugural Farmer's Institute in Columbia County met at the courthouse under the State Board of Agriculture. Speaker M Tewksbury discussed farming profitability in Pennsylvania, noting 200000 farms needing 300000 workers and a grain crop value of 99000000, arguing farming does not pay.
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M Tewksbury
Columbia County
Semintum Tribune
Stroupenorg
Court House
State Board of Agriculture
BR. F. Schwarts
Tawksbury
Columba County
Pennsylvania
Pannayivania
Cave In at Dodson Mine Near Plymouth
A new cave in at the Dodson mine near Plymouth occurred early today causing structural damage to homes owned by Robert C. Meyers Coxe Dodd and Thomas Edzil. Surface cracks extend hundreds of yards with seams up to three inches wide, leaving neighbors fearful of a worse event to come.
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Scranton Tribune
Waisas-Hamne
Dodson Mine
Plymouth
Robert C. Meyers
Coxe Dodd
Thomas Edzil
Railroader Charged With Falsifying Paycheck
Milo J. Jackson, a Sayre brakeman on the Laugh Valley railroad, was arrested for raising his paycheck from 740 to 875 dollars and taking the extra funds. He was sent to prison in default of bail, with relatives notified. Jackson had previously held a good reputation.
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Witkea Banny
Milo J. Jackson
Sayre
Laugh Valley Railroad
Jackson
Mortgage for Five Million Placed on Rail Line
A mortgage of five million dollars was placed on the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern railroad property by the Central Pennsylvania and Western railroad to the New York Security and Trust Company. The line runs between Wilkes-Barre and this locality.
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Scranson Tribune
Frroupencau
Central Pennsylvania and Weatero Railroad
New York Security and Trnal Company
Wilkea-Barre and Eastern Railroad
Wilken-Barre
Thiw Place
Injured Miner Hurt by Falling Top Coal in Clifford Shaft
At noon today in the Clifford shaft George Jameda a miner's assistant was seriously injured when a large piece of top coal struck him. He lives on Hudson Street with his wife and four children. The notice also references unrelated patent medicine ads and a 1888 Michigan anecdote in the same clipped text.
Archbald Notes on Fire, Visits, and Local Deaths
The Pleres Corl company rebuilds trestle works near Laurel Run after a fire. A steady burn remains in the embankment as a mono force fights the blaze. Local residents Mary O Malley, Miss Rose Jordan, and others are mentioned visiting or returning home from trips. John Bishop of Carbondale funeral held at German Evangelical church with Mozart band attendance. Edward Burke, 100, dies in Archbald. funeral Mass at St. Thomas Church and burial at Catholic cemetery.
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Pleres Corl Company
Laurel Ran
Mono
Martin Camminga
William Burke
Olyphant
Agnes Walsh
Bridget O'Donnell
South Scranton
Friends Hare
Mary O'Malley
Mary Hoban
M EO Curran
Rose
Frank Corcoran
Cairo
Ill
James Corcoran
Church Street
John Danleavy
Prudential Insurance Company
Jermyn Lant
Eadiy
Margie Hawley
Miss Straues
Scranton
Cosgrove
Pine Aireot
Jown
Carbondale
Archiall
German Evangelical Church
J. C. Rudolph
Presbyterian
Mozart Band of
Young Men's Social Club Dramatic Company
Will Praant
East Side
Father Mathew Hall
Sallie Corcoran
Mea, O'Connor
Danmore Street
Patrick McDonnell
Mount Vernon
Ridge
Misa Kate Scanlon
Moncow
Mary Curion
Sonth Math Street
Edward Burke
Archbald
Cemetery Street
Timothy
Patrick Darke
Joan P. Kearney
Price
Darke
St. Thomas’ Church
When Thaty Wata Castoria Memory
Fragmentary lines describe giving Castoria to a child and later to a mother figure. The text references Castoria repeatedly as a remedy for infancy and motherhood.
Montrose News Briefs Highlight Diphtheria Youth and Local Hopes
The Montrose column reports diphtheria illness of Professor B. B. James's daughter Vide amid recent scarlet fever recovery. Local postmaster races and collectorship anxieties persist as several candidates prepare for a lively next Saturday. The Montross band plans a concert at the armory and visitors include Mrs Agnes Heatt Stark of New York.
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Vide
B. BE. James
Montrose
D. ©. Ainey
New Milford
W. D . Ainey
Rodney Stark
Agnes Heatt
Waverly
N. Y
R. G. Scat
Joseph Mawhinney
Rawling
W. W. Reynolda
Dr. Mackey
Montross
Armory
Democratic caucus to select borough officers in Cunningham's Hall
The Democrats of the borough plan a caucus in Cunningham's Hall over the post office Friday evening to choose borough officers. An infant child of L A Keltz died yesterday morning. Thomas Jones of Plymouth visited Mrs A L Morgan and Mrs W G Taylor yesterday and returned home. The Republican club met in Davien's ball last night for important business.
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Stephen O. Yebington
Allegheny College
Meadville
Main Street
Cunningham's Hall
Ofice
Olivers
L. A. Keltz
Thomas Jones
Plymouth
A. L. Morgan
W. G .Taylor
Republican Club
Davien' Ball
Old Forge Caucus Favors Tighter Borough Split
The Democratic caucus for No 1 district in Old Forge meets Friday evening amid shifting politics as Taylor becomes a borough split. Local resident Edmund Thomas recalls eras past while a note of uncertainty hangs over election outcomes.
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Old Forge
Taylor
Edmund Thomas
Bigle Hotel
Barbertown
Moscow visitors and local sickness noted
Mrs William Hinds and daughter Grace of Moscow stay with S J Hinde on Minooka Avenue. Mrs W Race remains home ill. Revival meetings are held this week at the Presbyterian church on Main Street.
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Mra
William Hinds
Grace
Moscow
5S. J. Hinde
Minooka Avenue
Mra. W. Race
Presbyterian Church
Main Street
Hood's Praises Itself Kidney Troubles Bright's Disease Cured
A patient previously plagued by kidney troubles and Bright's disease is described as cured and able to work again. The report asserts restoration of health and normal vitality with no ongoing symptoms.
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Bright
Hood
Lamas
Jos Sawton
Scottdala
Weatmoreland Co
Penchylyants
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Gorman
Dodson
Bucklen
Matthews
Yoixey
Rives
Thomas Eclectric
Hanve
Letina Conrad
Standish, Mich
Castoria
Abe
Forest City
Hordeck
Adelaide O'Brien
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Hood's
John Sarton
Scottdale, Pa
Tre Box
Mt, Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
WM. T. Smith
KE. Grewer
Philadelphia
Evelioh
Gertan
Temple Court
Spruce ST
Kundan
University of Pennsylvania
Wenler
Bank of Scranton
United States Bonds
Mher Mande Han Wing Nat Fremingson
Saas
William Cosnfeles
GEU
H. Catlin
William H. Peck
William Connell
George AH. Catlin
Alfred Hand
Henry Belin
James Archbald
William T Smith
Luther Keller
Fice
A.B. Williams
D Asres M
EV Rrnart, Piven
Bh Fispey
M.S. Remerer
Jonns T. Ponten
Watron
Conservative
Liberal
Ayea
Dexter Hor
Inc P
Boston
Wood's
College of Business
F. E. Wood
Lackawanna Avenue
Wiltons
Axminsters
Brussels
Eric-a-Brac, &c
the Bichards Lumber CO
Commonwealth Building
Sctanton, Pa
E.C. Ricker & Co
Adams Ava
Falk
Wyomingu Avenue
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