Carbondale Tribune Correspondence Changes Hands
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune is assigned to Mr. C. RK. Munn of Salem avenue and Church street. all deliveries should be directed to W. T. Roberts. The text notes resignation of Katherine Deamond and references Mrs Cheaborough’s qualifications affecting local efficiency under her charge.
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Carbondale
The
Tribune
C. RK. Munn
Salem Avenue
Church Street
W.T. Roberts
Katherine Deamond
William Churchill Returns to His North American Roots
William A. Churchill of Indian Territory returns to Lenoxville after twenty five years away. The 6 foot, dark haired man visits his parents on his seventy sixth birthday, recalling his Texas journey and family ties across the region. He travels with his wife and four daughters and a son, plans a month’s stay, and will be met by his Philadelphia based elder brother.
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William Churchill
Indian Territory
William A. Churchill
Mra
Abram Churchill
Lenoxville
D. K. Lev
Churchill
Philadelphia
Dr. Hand
Scranton
Carbondale
Texas
W. EB. Churchill
Eskdale
Belmont Street
Lee
Wille
Mr. Churchill
D. KR. Lee
Mire
Marlow
C. Churchill
Philasdelphia
Dr Retten Plans Large Belmont Street Building Addition
Dr Retten contemplates erecting a three story building on his Belmont Street lot beside Alder man Bunnell’s. Frontage sixty five feet depth seventy five feet includes two story ground floor offices and upper floors with ten and twelve room living apartments. Work to begin about April 1 and the existing residence moved rearward to save Bunnell’s court. Interior remodeling planned to fit a modern heated by steam dwelling and offices in a rapidly growing area.
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Bunnell’s Court
Hospital board appoints Chesborough to fill vacancy
The hospital board met in regular session Monday evening. Mrs. Clara Chesborough, formerly matron of the Johnstown hospital, was selected to fill the vacancy on the board replacing retiring officers.
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Mesere
Norton
Brett
Walker
Shepherd
Manville
Moses
White
Jones
Clara Chesborough
Johnstown Hospital
Scott's Emulsion Promised as Quick Cough Cure
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a permanent remedy for coughs and colds. It claims the oil feeds the blood, warms the body, the hypophosphites strengthen nerves, and glycerine soothes throat and lungs, with a price of 1.00 from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Funeral for Mrs Busan Finnegan in Fallbrook Street Calling
The funeral for Mrs Busan Finnegan was held yesterday from the late home on Fallbrook street. The procession went to St Rose church where Rev J J Griffin celebrated a solemn high mass and preached from the gospel of St John. Interment followed at St Rnne cemetery with pallbearers Thomas Battle James Morrison John Morrison Michael Connor Joel Gould Martin Brennan John Gettings and Patrick Powderly. Attendants included many friends and relatives from towns between Jermyn and Pittaton.
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Busan Finnegan
Fallbrook Street
St. Rose Church
J. J. Griffin
St. John
St. Rnne
Thomas Battle
James
John Morrison
Michael Connor
Joel Gould
Martin Brennan
John Gettings
Patrick Powderly
Jermyn
Pittaton
Local residents report health and visits in area
Alfred Pascoe is able to be out again after an illness of two weeks. Richard Burnett, suffering from pneumonia, improved yesterday. Miss Blanche Bryant of Waymart is a guest in the city. Miss Mary Tighe of Pittston visits Mrs. Hugh McGee on Powderly Street. Miss Belle Carden of Pittston visits Miss Mary Carden of Dundaff.
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Alfred Pascoe
Richard Burnett
Blanche Bryant
Waymart
Mary Tighe
Pittston
Hugh McGee
Powderly Street
Mise Belle Carden
Mary Carden
Dundaff Street
Sale of seats for The Wizard of the Nile at the Grand
A large sale of seats for The Wizard of the Nile is noted for a Grand Theatre presentation tomorrow evening. Dr. Gardner of Scranton visited town today consulting with Dr. J S Niles about Mrs. Robert Edwards who is threatened with appendicitis. The Methodist church ladies plan a Washingtons Birthday supper. The Crete club advertises the Mogart Symphony Club extensively.
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Dr. Gardner
Scranton
J. S Niles
Robert Edwards
The
Methodist Church
WIM Biv
Washington
Crete
Taylor lodge event and mutual benefit notes in Taylor
One of the town’s greatest musical events at Weber's park features the Taylor lodge No 661 performance with performers including Ed Win Bowen Philip H Warren Miss Maggie Davis and more. The Taylor Mine Mutual Benefit association reports term receipts and disbursements ending December 1 1907 and lists officers and upcoming meetings including a Taylor board of trade session and Knights of Pythias gathering.
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Taylor Lodge
Independent
Order of Old Fellows
Weber's Park
Burgess Willum
Gyil
Wee Ehaliniin
Mr.Killiehs
Artisst
Win Bowen
Philip H. Warren
Maggie Davis
Richard Thomas
Liew Herbert
John W. Jones
William Davie
Providence
Jones
Miggie Davis
William Murgon
Nellie Moses Thomas
Albert Hose
Weel Minooka
Taylor Mine Mutual Benefit Association
Ferris street resident badly injured at Johnson mine shaft
Thienas Henry of Ferris street was severely injured yesterday morning when a carriage at the mine shaft swung and caught him between the carriage and a post. He was taken home and received medical attention.
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Thienas Henry
Ferris Street
Johnson
Kt. L. Snyder
Bhohurst
Atherton
Ectie Holwn
Dunmore Street
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Marriage Plans
Pleasant social notes from Carbondale and nearby areas recount visits by Joe Gilhool and others returning home from Wilkes-Barre and Bellevue. Wedding invitations go out for Lizzie Healey and John C. Grier with services planned Tuesday afternoon. Students from St Patrick's Academy prepare a charity entertainment for St James church fair at Jessup tonight.
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Joe Gilhool
Carbondale
Dr. Fadden
James O Maley
William John Burke
Wilkes-Barre
Beat
P. J. McGinty
Richard Hyland
Holy Cross
Bellevue
J. J. Smith
W. HH. Lowry
Green Grove
J. ©. McAndrew
E. J. Fadden
Dunmore Street
Lizzie Healey
John C. Grier
Jane
John Dougherty
John O'Malley
St. Bonaventure’s College
Alleghany
St. Patrick's Academy
Honett
St. James Church
Jessup
Costly Changes in Military Hardware Over Time
The article notes that mass equipment shifts in the army and navy erase prior investments. It cites British torpedoes costing £150,000 and U S muskets worth about $22,500,000 replaced after civil war changes. It recalls retained old arms, sales of surplus, and gradual adoption of modern rifles and artillery with limited obsolescence risk.
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United States
Flagler
Carridges
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Peruna praised by Miss Schoelpple for catarrh relief
Miss Barbara Schoelpple of 3826 Wisconsin Ave St Louis writes that after three years of persistent catarrh she found relief with Peruna. She thanks Dr Hartman and notes improvement after one bottle then a month of use, asking others to try the remedy. The firm offers Health and Beauty, a free book for women, and is based in Columbus Ohio.
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Barbara Schoelpple
Wisconsin Avenue
St. Louis
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
John Clark Ridpath
A. M
Russia
Morocco
Rescue of General Payne Heroic Civil War Story
Charles Cotton recalls the 1862 Fort Pillow救援 as eleven black volunteers attempted to rescue General Payne whose leg was amputated. Four died guarding the stretcher, four more died before reaching safety, while four pressed on. two returned with Payne alive and the two rescuers prospered afterward.
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Fort Pillow
General Payne
Charles Cotton
Company C
One Hundred and Sixty-first New York Infantry
Payne
Oil Bag Calms Waves Around Ship In Heavy Seas
The oil bag method proves effective in smoothing waves near ships, but in extreme storms the usual area fails. A new technique discharges oil farther out to create a wide circle of smooth surface, allowing the vessel to ride out the gale in safety until it abates.
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Los
Verger Objects as Visitor Kneels in Abbey
A New York Journal item recalls a man who knelt to pray inside an abbey and was confronted by a verger. The verger asks why kneeling is improper and answers that it would invite further disturbances if everyone acted similarly.
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Stanley
New York Journal
Warner's Safe Cure Promoted Against Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as the sole remedy to flush uric acid from blood via strong kidneys, claiming global acclaim and endorsements from doctors and officials. It cites tests by medical figures and a UK Royal Navy surgeon, plus testimonials from judges and prominent individuals, asserting widespread cures and improved health.
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India
Africa
Australia
Warner
Willam Edward Roshon
Royal Navy
England
N. Byer
Wapleburg
Germany
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