City Health Report Highlights Deaths Births and Sewage Needs
The Carbondale health board presented its annual report to the common council detailing 46 more deaths than 1899, 34 more births, and steady marriage figures. It urges sewer improvements from Williams Avenue to Laurel Street, notes contagious disease counts, and reviews milk testing, nuisances, and garbage disposal challenges.
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Carbondale Soarch of Health
Cormmon Council
Jty
Carbondate
Paconthaien
Board of
Beat
Williams Avenu
Brook Street
Son Terrace Street
Spring Street
Tence
Laurel Street
Mowles—Fint
Board Approves Flat Annual Appropriation
The board supports keeping the yearly appropriation at the current level. Secretary G Wy Kvine and President John S Niles present the motion while noting the matter was turned over to the treasurer for review. A date of 14, 1001 is referenced in the record.
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G. Wy Kvine
John S Niles
Jon
Death of prominent railroader William J. Perry in Scranton
William J. Perry a noted rail roader died at his home 623 Detty Street Scranton after a week long pneumonia illness He moved his family from the city about three months ago and worked at the Simpson shops Green Ridge He married Mamie Holland eleven years ago and is survived by children Robert H William Diallis Dean and Marion His parents brothers and sisters many in Dundaff Susquehanna county and Scranton attend He was a member of FE Hendricks lodge No 104 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Funeral services at his house and Berenn Baptist church with Rev Dr Whalen interment Maplewood cemetery
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William J. Perry
Tribune
Detty Street
Scranton
Perry
Simpson
Green Ridge
Mamie Holland
Robert Holland
Robert H
William Diallis
Dean
Marion
Joseph Perry
Dundaff
A. J
Albert Perry
Harry
Company I
Fifteenth Infantry
Philippines
J. c. Perry
Henry Race
FE. E. Hendricks Lodge
Brotherhood of
Widow Henrietta Lee Dies After Long Illness in City
Mrs. Henrietta Lee widow of ig bert Lee died early yesterday at her Belmont Street home after a long illness. Born in Greenfield township she lived there 45 years before moving to the city in 1587. She leaves four sons and three daughters and several siblings. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from her home with Rev. A. F. Chaffee officiating. Interment will be in Maplewood.
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Henrietta Lee
Igbert Lee
Belmont Street
Greenfield Township
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Leander EL
Joseph Lee
Walter Burdick
Greenfield
Ore Lee
Curtis Lee
Irving Deitrick
Charles Chase
Emery Cobb
Abner Cobb
Elsie Cobb
Binghamton
N. Y
A. F. Chaffee
Maplewood
Mrs Smith Dies at Home on Sand Street
Mrs John Smith died at her home on Sand Street early yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born in Treland in 1845, she came to this country soon after and settled in Carbon Dale where she had remained. Survived by husband John and four children, three sons Thomas Peter and daughter Anna all of this city.
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John Smith
Sand Street
Treland
Carbondale
John
Thomas
Peter
Anna Smith
Ely
Diphtheria Claims Brooklyn Girl Nellie Flannery
Nellie Flannery aged twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs John Flannery of Brooklyn street died early yesterday of diphtheria. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon with interment at St Rose cemetery.
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Nellie
John Flannery
Brooklyn Street
St. Rose Cemetery
Death of ThreeYearOld Doolittle prompts Spencer Funeral
Edward Doolittle aged three of Spencer street died early yesterday from pneumonia. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon with interment at St. Rose Cemetery.
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Edward
Musicians Form Permanent City Organization Officers Elected
The city musicians formed a permanent group on Friday afternoon naming J. C. Newser as president John Hogarth as vice president J J Hullah as reporting secretary Isaac Colvin as financial secretary William Fivine as treasurer and trustees J J Connty William Walker and Charles Melville The group will affiliate with the Central Labor Union and Thomas J Kennedy was chosen yesterday as delegate.
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J. C. Newser
John Hogarth
J. J. Hullah
Isaac Colvin
William Fivine
J. J. Connty
William Walker
Charles Melville
Central Labor Union
Thomas J. Kennedy
Edward A Hrongon Faces Pneumonia Recovery Hope
Edward A Hrongon of Lynch and Bronson has battled pneumonia for several days. His left lung was blocked Friday but the disease was checked, his condition improved, and his temperature returned to normal yesterday. Doctors expect a rapid recovery and return to work within days.
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Edward A. Hrongon
Lynch & Bronson
Professor Edgar Stanton Returns Home After Visit
Professor Edgar Stanton of the State Agricultural College at Ames recently left Ames on the fire flyer after visiting W H Edgett of Lincoln Avenue. His son Donald Stanton, who had been visiting Sern, traveled to Philadelphia yesterday.
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Edgar Stanton
State Agricultural Oollec
Ames
Town
W. H. Edgett
Lincoln Avenue
Donald Stanton
Sern
Philadelphia
City Police Seek Higher Patrolmen Salaries
A petition under City Hall review requests a salary increase for patrolmen. Current pay is $38 a month, which officers claim lags behind wages in other cities.
Pugilano Returns from New York After Deutschland Dinner
Pugilano, in New York several days, returned yesterday. On Sunday he enjoyed a dinner in the big ocean liner Deutschland of the Hamburg-America line, for which he is the total agent.
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Pugilano
New York
Bio
Erie Excursion To New York Day After Washington's Birthday
The Erie railroad will run a popular excursion to New York the day after Washington's Birthday. The outing features a Thursday program headlined by "Joshua Simpking" with theatrical attractions.
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Erie Railroad
New York
Washington
Common Council Meets Through Yearly Transfers
The meeting opened with six members present and President Kennelly in the chair. A Controller Wheeler deficiency report triggered funds transfers across water rent, sewer, gas and electric, street repairs, and fuel to cover issued warrants with no funds left.
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Kennelly
Common Couel
Tnet
Park
Local Fraternal Orders List Mentioned in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes a mix of fraternal and benevolent groups including Ancient Warder of Hibernians, Vincent de Paul, Lucretia lodge No 209 Daughters of Rebekah Luckawnanna No 208 Improved Order of Red Men Kinighta of Honor Loval union No TMll.
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Vincent de Paul
Lucretia Lodge
Rebekah
Luckawnanna Tribe
Order of Red Men
Kinighta of Honor
Loval Union
Seranton Men Consider Leasing Academy of Music for Vaudeville
Reported yesterday afternoon that two Seranton men are weighing leasing the Academy of Music to establish a vaudeville house modeled after the Gilety in Scranton. No verification could be obtained.
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Seranton
Academy of Music
Gilety
Scranton
Thompson to Move Residence to Mt. Clemens
W. F. Thompson former Hotel Anthracite proprietor visited his parents for several days and plans to reside in Mt. Clemens Michigan soon.
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W. F. Thompson
Anthracite
Mt. Clemens
Mich
No Change in Condition Alarms Family Over Elderly Physician
There was no change in his condition at 10 o'clock last night. His advanced age and that of the physician worry his family and friends who are seriously alarmed.
Simpkins Pastoral Play at Grand Opera House Tonight
Joshua Simpkins presents a pastoral play likened to the Old Homestead at the Grand Opera House on Thursday with matinee and evening shows. A noon parade features two fine bands. special one day prices for matinee adults 20 cents children 19 cents and evening 10 20 and 10 cents.
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Joshua Simpkins
Eaid
Miner Cohen Admitted After Hip Injury at Mayfield
Miner Cohen from Mayfield was admitted to Emergency hospital yesterday morning with a dislocated hip. The injury was reduced and he expects a quick return. In the afternoon miner McDonald arrived after a premature blast at the Erie mine leaving his face burnt by powder. His lip was bruised but injuries are not serious.
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Cohen
Mayfield
McDonald
Erie
Black eyed baby girl brightens Melmont Street home
Mr and Mrs Leon Scott of Melmont Street welcome a new daughter whose arrival lights their home. The family awaits neighbors and friends to share in the joy of the infant born to the couple living on the street.
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Leon Scott
Melmont Street
Local Notes From Jermyn And Nearby Areas
Mrs John Burke spent Sunday in Jermyn Dr Shields is suffering from a severe throat condition Miss Lois Smith of Garfield avenues is ill with tonsillitis Frank Ball has recovered sufficiently from illness to be about Olive Moon returned home after a pleasant visit with Honesdale friends Mrs Jean Thompson of Belmont street is visiting her sister Mrs Henry Warner of Jermyn F G Van of Binghamton a former Carbondale boy visiting friends here returned home Sunday Join Naylor of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company was out yesterday after several days confinement with grip John Tilsley and his niece Miss Margaret Cornish formerly resided here are spending the winter in East Windsor N J
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John Burke
Jermyn
Shields
Lois Smith
Garfield Avenues
Frank Ball
Olive Moon
Honesdale
Jean Thompson
Belmont Street
Henry Warner
F. G. van
Binghamton
Carbondale
Join Naylor
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John Tilsley
Margaret Cornish
Ast Windsor
Diseases of Women Consultation at Globe Store
Specialty clinic listing for Diseases of Women in Room 1 above the Globe store. Hours 1 to 8 p.m. Consultation free. Dr. Treverton.
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Over Globe
Treverton
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COMMUNITY NOTES
Local items report injuries at Glenwood shaft with a hip dislocation from an industrial accident. Social notes mention visits, promotions on the Ontario and Western railway, bail entries in Mayfield, new grip cases, and a decorative snow woman crafted by Miss Farley on Main street drawing public admiration.
Loxative Vromo Quinine Bought by Kansas City Wholesalers
During the cold damp season sixty three thousand boxes of Loxative Vromo Quinine have been purchased by Kansas City wholesale drug houses Fivans Smith Drug Co and Faxon Horton Gallaher Lad.
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Kansas City
Fivans- Smith Drug Co
Faxon, Horton & Gallagher, Lad
Behemian Glass Exhibition Opens in Olyphant
The Behemian glass blowers opened at Father Mathew Opera House with Charles B. Griffin performing as illusionist and ventriloquist. Exhibitions slated daily afternoon and evening this week with 10 cent admission.
Belmont man injured by rusty nail at work
James Norton of Belmont street suffers foot injury after a rusty nail penetrated his boot while at work last week. Medical care sought for infection risk and wound treatment.
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James Norton
Belmont Street
Plans for Raynor House Work on Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Bevan plan to take part of the Raynor house on Washington Street in the spring.
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Mew
Pdr
Bevan
Raynor
Washington Street
Local Doctor In Ill Health Amid Pneumonia Fears
Dr A M Niles of this city is reported to be very ill with pneumonia feared by authorities. A Tribune representative learned last night that business had not yet produced the disease, but concern remained.
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A. M. Niles
Tribune
Peruna Drug Co testimonial letter feature in Columbus
A Missouri and Ohio era testimonial page extols Peruna for grip and catarrh relief. Letters praise Hartman’s remedy from U.S. Marshal F. Simmon and others, detailing winter illnesses, recovery after using Peruna, and endorsements from Philadelphia and Chicago readers.
Primaries Stir Interest in Borough Elections
Voters will cast ballots today from 4 to 7 PM at polling places with candidates listed for justice of the peace, council seats in four wards, assessors, and school directors. Local society events and hospital news accompany this slate of civic items and social notices.
Priceburg News Roundup of Local Names and Moves
A garbled item lists residents with moves and health notes around Jackson Street Carmall Street and North Male Street. It mentions Mrs John Lavin confined at home with grip and various neighbors Mr and Mrs George Cooper and others, with scattered references to street corners and a local residence purchase.
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John Lavin
Jackson Street
Baward Jackston
Carmall Street
Robert Ciao
Aire
George Knapp
North Male
George Cooper
Albertstro
Sunde
Herbert Brown
Deny Mike Ghertewde
Ryne
Uvheneta
Weil
Local Social Notes From Beranton and Moosic
Miss Mayattle Brown hosted visitors from Beranton on Boath Main Street Friday. Miss Maud Smith called in Beranton yesterday as the Women's Christian Temperance Union held its meeting.
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Sinn Killa Levin
Social Notes From Port Jervis And SurroundingHosts
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs George Tregall home Miss Matthe Hinds of Main street visits Port Jervis. Mr Peter Wilson of North Main street is at home with the grip. Miss Ethel Piper of Hyde Park spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Seborhime. Mrs Lena Waterman returned Saturday after three weeks in Wirghamton New York. Mrs S J Hinds and Mrs J W Levan visited Mrs Mirate HII of Scranton Saturday. There will be a social tonight at Dymonds hall given by the Sons and Daughters of Temperance. A music programme is arranged. Singers from Beranton Pittson and Wyoming are expected. A silver offering will be taken. The ladies of the Women s Christian Temperance union prepare for a convention to be held on Feb in the Methodist church.
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Joe Powanda
Glenwood
Rosie Eastlake
Minnie Moyle
Park Street
Carbondale
Levi Howell
Peckville
William Shager
Fourth Street
James Wasley
Samuel Wasley
West Mayfield
Delaware and Hudson
W. BE. Gates
Khen
Scranton
Burrell
Second Street
Ontario and Western Yard
Mayfield
Hannah Whitney
Henry Maynard
Pride of Lackawanna Assembly
Naomi
Patrick Roche
Squire Keifer
Alonzo Whitley
East Side
Hazel
W. H. Tennis
North Main Street
T. M. Hendricks
Joseph Temby
Edward Edmunds
Edward Stratford
Wenching
Johnson Bennett
Sf. i
Mis
George Tregall
Matthe Hinds
Main Street
Port Jervin
Peter Wilson
Ethel Piper
Hyde Park
Carrie Seborhime
Mises Lena Waterman
Wirghamton
N.Y
S J. Hinds
J. W. Levan
Mira
Wholesale firms purchase Bromo Quinine in San Francisco sale
Forty eight thousand seven hundred twenty boxes of Bromo Quinine bought by Redington Co Langley Michael Co Mack Co and Richards Co of San Francisco in a bulk drug distribution move.
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Redington & Co
Langley & Michael Co
Mack &Co
Richards & Co
Elmhurst Family Faces Grip Flu and Tragedy
Mr F A Page and several relatives suffer flu while others travel for business. Funeral services are planned for this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Frey officiating after the burial of a nine months old child named Ernest Werren Wilcox. The bereaved parents receive community sympathy.
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Sold by Matthews Bros
Prepared in capsule form Krause's Cold Cure offers a speedy cure for obstinate colds. Convenient and easy to use, the treatment is sold by Matthews Bros.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
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