Honor For Colonel McComb Named Aide-de-Camp
The Commander in Chief appoints Colonel John McComb as an aide-de-camp on his staff with the rank of colonel. Local Grand Army of the Republic comrades praise his energy and service, noting his strong record in the Department of Pennsylvania and national efforts. The GAR post will meet Saturdays at 2 PM in the Congregational church. all children over six invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
John McComb
Pennnsylvania
McComb
Hin
McCombs
Army of the Republic
Otic
Achitant Chereral
Achitant Chereral, “Ainnenpolia, Millin, Dam. 22. (Og. “Col John McComb
Corbondite
Deir
Bil Torfrance
Crond Army of the Republic
Mewdire
Towler
Legion
Fair in Archbald Promises Large Turnout Week of Jan 27
Archbald Hose Company hosts a week long fair starting January 27 drawing crowds from Carbondale and surrounding towns. The Columbia and Mitchell Hose companies recently hosted Archbald guests and plan reciprocal visits as plans finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald Hose
Flood Damages Spark Blame Between City and Delaware and Hudson
The city and the Delaware and Hudson company clash over responsibility for flood damage near the Brooklyn Bridge. Superintendent Rose offered to send appliances to remedy spoiled foods but refused to dispatch workers. Residents say a too-small channel and a dam built below the bridge by the Delaware and Hudson worsen floods, with ice formation also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Brooklyn Bridge
Rose
Knights of Father Mathew to host 25th anniversary banquet
The Knights of Father Mathew schedule a February 5 banquet at St Rose hall with elaborate catering by Mul holland Bros and dancing in the Burke building. Mosart orchestra will supply music for the evening as the committee led by M. J. Horan and others coordinates the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Father Mathew
Burke
Mosart
St. Rose Hall
Mulholland Bros
Horan
John Pidgeon
Joseph Kilpatrick
David L. Walsh
Thomas Fr. Connor
J. P. Campbell
J. Collins
Temperance Legion Holds Large Meeting in City
A local temperance event by the ladies and church groups drew a large attendance with speakers addressing community conduct and social reform.
A Straight Shot Brought About by Accident
A Cedar Falls reader Lucy Rowen writes of improved health after using Grape-Nuts and Digape Noting renewed strength and endurance after years of heat exhaustion and overwork She describes daily use with cold cream in summer and warm cream in winter and endorses the product's effect on her vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faset
Tom
Digape
Lucy
Rowen
Cedar Fuile
Ditchburn Dead at Home After City Business Career
C Ditchburn died yesterday afternoon at his Chang street home after a long wholesale business career in the city. Born in Scotland in 1845 he came to the United States in 1860 then moved to Scranton before settling here in 1888. He was a respected Scotsman known for integrity and friendship and leaves a wife and four children with several siblings and a wide circle of colleagues. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbel Ditchburn
Chang Street
Ife
Ditchburn
Ma Oltchburn
Joe
Mtehburn
Seriow
Abe Dltehburn
Warper
Mr. Ditchburn
Scothand
Weir
Diagvid
Bradford County
York State
Scranton
John
Jessie
Alexander
Ages
Thomas
Des Moines
James
Berniece
Pac
David
Muargerer
Jfersonm
Order of Odd Fellows
HIAWATHA Well Produced At Grand Opera Totse
A large audience attended the Grand Opera Totse last night for HIAWithie a Trinity church benefit. Notable numbers included Llewellyn Jones and Miss Chirnigan with a varied program of overtures vocal selections scenes and melodies featuring the Voth of Mawatha and the Barrel of Michelualne among others. The cast listed includes Miss Gainigan Miss Cratos and Miss Dalewellsih with a supporting chorus and quartet.
Mitchell Hose Company Special Meeting Tomorrow
A special meeting of the Mitchell Hose Company is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock to consider an invitation to attend the Jury of the Archibald Hose Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Archibald Hose Company
Court Lily No 50 Poff A Diamond Lodge 246
Court records show Lily No 50 Poff A and Diamond Lodge 246 linked to Blellin of Honor. The text references Hoacail 2016 and mentions Wy of A, suggesting fraternal or ceremonial designations within a lodge context.
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Court Lily
Poff A
Diamond Lodge
Blilell of Honor
Daily Lestere Tow Towing Fire Alarm Custom
Daily routine notes a fire alarm custom with no tape rung in the afternoon by Mleatrichan Gilleran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mleatrichan Gilleran
Unable to determine due to incomplete source text
The fragment notes a performer earning $200, edging a rival by over a hundred dollars and earning congratulations from friends for her success.
Dorri Buckley Burdette Announces Constable Candidacy
Dor rence Buckley Burdette, in his weekly newsletter to The Tribune, announces his candidacy for constable in the Hill section. He cites local discontent with the office and discusses political pressures, including offers to run unopposed for a fee, and notes support from Columbia Jaddies and a rally in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrence Buckley Burdette
The
Tribune Ma
Hile
Vetera
Greenfield
Dorle
Burdick
Union
Columbia
How
Dovrrence
Buckley Burdette
Injured Workers at Edgerton Coliery Update
At Emergency Hospital Mirco Monro improved after Thursday injuries from Edgerton colliery. Martin Jordan remains critical and Taoist night remains very weak. Eis cise watchful. Patrick McNulty could face charges if death occurs. Jordan was shot while attempting to enter McNulty's house. A patient admitted yesterday did not appear on the directory. Me slipped on ice on February 20 near Parview street and has fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirco Monro
Edgerton
Martin Jordan
Eis Cise
Patrick McNulty
Menshaiehter
Jordan
McNulli
Briller
Lee
Fparview Street
Sincn
Man Held Overnight After Street Car Incident
Thomas Monk became homesick for a ride on a street car and drank heavily. He boarded a car against regulations, rode until money ran out, and was forcibly ejected after creating trouble for the crew. He spent the night in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Monk
Pris Behser
Kbin
Tom
Oity
Every Man His Own Capitalist Lecture Draws Labor Crowd
The stereopticon lecture at the Convocation Hive last evening attracted many labor men. Lecturer Wissley Chiles Lande of Lewiston Maine explored the libel question and the concept of industrial cooperation, presenting studies of labor and capitalists with careful notes and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wislev
Chiles 7
Lande
Lewiston
Flo
Lunde
Wickwire siblings relocate to Jacksonville business stake
I C Wickwire and his sister Miss Mary Huyson departed for Jacksonville Florida to join Mr Wickwire who has run a business there for months Miss Wickwire will stay in Jacksonville while Miss Bryson plans to return home this summer
Prank Carpenter Stock Company Opens at the Ranch
The Prank Carpenter Stock Company opened at the ranch last night at 7. The brisk sale suggests strong interest though opening night crowds were light. Two matinees are planned for Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Stock Company
Jon Maxwell Trips to Carthage in Family Robbery Attempt
Jon Maxwell travels to Carthage Missouri to assault his brother James F and demand money. James F is reported injured with serious wounds and in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Maxwell
Carthage
Missouri
James F
Alain
Bethel class meeting at the Shannon home
The Bethel class gathered last evening at seven oclock at the home of Mrs William Shannon for their scheduled activities and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'¢Lock
Wiliam Shannon
Masquerade Social Hosted by Olive Lent Lodge No 18
The Olive Lent lodge No 18 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold a masquerade social at the W. W. Watt hall on Friday February gg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lent Lodge
Order of Odi Fellows
W. W. Watt Hall
Miss Gillen Wins Diamond Ring From Columbia House
Miss Gillen succeeded in winning the valuable diamond ring offered by the Columbia House company to the canvasser selling the novel oxy on the 4 ingoth mine city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurgaret Gillen
Ino
Columbia Hoxe Company
Cijjere
Fourth Sunday Epiphany at Paul’s Lutheran Church
Services at Paul’s Lutheran Church on Church Street Ehinger led by the pastor for the Fourth Sunday in Epiphany. Sabbath school listed as 0-304 with the 4 o’clock morning service. A mixed choir will sing as Blige lays practice in preparing for communion.
Change of Life and Mrs Pinkham Advice Featured
An early 20th century column promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms including hot flashes and nervous distress. It includes testimonial letters from Mrs Bo Satter and notes endorsements, with the church and local notices about votes, social events, and obituaries in Mayfield Clifford and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bo Satter
St., Los Angeles
Cal
Milchisiek Sermon Theme Spurs Eternal Kingdom Talk
A sermon centers on Milchisiek portrayed as the Type of Christ serving as High Priest and King of Kings throughout eternity. The message emphasizes eternal sovereignty and priestly authority as foundational to faith and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Christmas Tree Removed After Fair Disassembly
A Christmas tree placed prominently at Burke's hall was removed yesterday after the fair concluded. Decorations remained in place and will be used or stored by the A PF BF club on Monday.
Injured Archbald Woman Moved Home From Hospital
Alirs Murphy of Archbald injured in a Delaware and Hudson wreck near Levinton was transported from Emergency hospital to her home yesterday. She remains in fragile health but is considered safe to be discharged temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alirs. Murphy
Archbald
Delaware and Hudson
Levinton
Bluetus Bros Appeal Over SubDuth Desecration Fine
Bluetus Bros appeal Aldermin Atkinson's five dollar penalty for desecrating the SubDuth. They will pursue the matter in court with attorney Prank Monishean handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluetus Bros
Aldermin Atkinson
Prank Monishean
Meeting at Berein Baptist Church Tomorrow
The newa meeting at Berein Baptist church tomorrow morning at 9 o clock will be led by F L M Bnedeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Berein
Local Visitors Mentioned in Alley Lively Notes
Bulkervon Honestile visitor yesterday. Evins of Wilkes-Barre a Carbondale visitor yesterday. Myre Albert Makeb of Servanton guest of Carbondiade friends. Thome C. Cummloge of Archbald on business yesterday. Miss Hattle Brock of Wilkes-Barre guest of Miss Mune Daley on Salem Avenue. Owen Loftus clerk and wife left yesterday for New York to spend time. Poster left yesterday for Philadelphia. wife to Allentown to visit friends. Richard Burke visiting Baltimore parents on South Alain street. Edward Burke from Brooklyn Street home from Pittsburgh after short stay. He works as a gall vlerk between Pittsburgh and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Bulkervon
A. A Evins
Wilkes-Barre
Wis
Myre
Albert Makeb
Servanton
Carbondiade Friends
Thome C. Cummiloge
Archlald
Miss Hattle Brock
Wilkes-Buyge
Mune Daley
Bsalem Avenue
Owen Loftus
New York City
Tom Daya
Poster
Philadelphia
Blow
Allentown
Ricard Burke
Bi. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Mes
J. PL Burke
Bouth Alain Street
Edward Burke
Brooklyn Street
Pittsburg
Gall Vlerk
Chioago
Priceburg Republican primary slate listed for January 28 1802
The notice names candidates for the Republican primaries in Priceburg on Tuesday January 28 1802. First ward council nominees include John Sirwathy William Roberts and John Davis with terms noted. John Parka is named constable and Breye Frisky is judge of election. Second ward lists Algh constable John VT Griffiths Henry Bean and councilman Conrad Reese. Also named are Schival director Joseph Hull and judge of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councll
John Sirwathy
William Roberts
John Davis
Constable
John Parka
Breye Frisky
Algh
John VT. Griffiths
Henry Bean
Conrad Reese
Joseph Hull
Local church services and community notices
Edward Jackson and Anthony Giroeski oversee the election. Rev. Wilson Bentley preaches at the Primitive Methodist church with a 1.20 pm service on Christ the Fool of His Peoples and an evening 7 pm service. A Bible reading by thirty young men and ten choir selections follow. Sunday school at 2 pm. Mrs Evans of Lincoln street is ill. Lepp from Elizabeth N W moves to Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jackson
Anthony Giroeski
Primitive Methodist Church
Wilson Bentley
Christ
Lepp
Elizabeth
N. W
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Evans
Jermyn and Mayfield Republicans hold borough caucuses
Republicans in Jermyn met in Enterprise hall with Frank Hemelright presiding and Thomas Hunter as chair. Tellers John B. Griffiths and 1. Dol. Swick announced nominees for Justice of the Peace Term Keifer and auditor Willan Seymour. constable Walter Murray. Ward caucus followed with similar leadership and tellers HH. D. Swick and Frank Winter. Ticket included Conuneimin Averys school director William Nick pattick judge of election Thomas Evans inspector John Mellow low constable Will Snyder. Election contest for inspector produced a tie then Methow won by one vote over Corporal Geear. A branch organization disbanded. members to join George E. Randolph camp No. 9 Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Enterprise Hall
Frank Hemelright
Thomas Hunter
John B. Griffiths
Dol. Swick
Justice of the Peace
Termin Keifer
Willan Seymour
Igh
Walter Murray
HH. D. Swick
Frank Winter
Conuneimin
Io Ol. Averys
William
Nickpattick
Thomas Evans
John Mellow
Will Snyder
Will Park
George Griffiths
Ballor Methow
Corporal Geear
Batth Gano
George E. Randolph
Carbondale
Rue
Elijah Stephens
Fourth Street
Iva
Ethel Peard
Mattie Jones
Belle Morcom
Eidith Bastlane
Olive Adame
Mamie Mann
Reuma Oakley
Marguerite Mann
Gladys Waters
May Martin
Kuna Longman
Jennie Reynolds
Esther Eastlake
Rosa Reynolds
Eva
Rebbie
Floyd Stephens
John Adams
Aire
Joel Morcom
Misa Hillda Stephens
Key. H. J. Buckingham
Wilken Barre
Taylor Events Postponed and Church Services Outline
The Taylor phonograph show at Van Horns hall is postponed to Tuesday. January 28 notes Sabbath services at Methodist Episcopal church with morning and evening preaching, Epworth League, and class meetings. Calvary church hosts Taylor Oratorio Society rehearsal and Calvary Baptist church schedules services. Night school attendance declines. a room is closed. Delaware and Hudson pays workers at Greenwood and 1 and 2 collieries. washery work and Taylor dump progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
van Horn
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. GB. Henry
Epworth League
Taylor Oratorio Society
Calvary Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Hev
Harris Offichiting
Sohuilding
Delaware and Tudson Company
Greenwood Nox
Taylor
Nerve Pills Promote Rest as Relief for Strain
Prominent claims of Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills help with nerve wear from overwork and stress. Testimonial from Mrs Joseph Allen of 016 Linden St Scranton says the pills restored sleep and energy after sleepless nights and sluggish kidneys. Available at Matthews Drug Store 220 Lackawanna Ave and dealers for 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Chige
Beranton
Joseph Allien
Linden Street
Scranton
Chase
Matthews Rost
Lackawanna Avenue
A. W. Chase
Hcc
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M.D
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promised Cure All Catarrh Types
An old remedy claims to cure catarrh as a blood disease, not local. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, made from Bloodroot and Buccalypus tree resin, are sold by druggists for 50 cents. The ad asserts internal use removes catarrhal poison and yields rapid relief across head, throat, lungs, and stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Holden mine repair pushed to rapid completion
The Holden mine and colliery work is being pushed to rapid completion. Revival services at the Methodist Episcopal church have been well attended under Pastor C B Henry. The Anthracite Glee club will rehearse tomorrow afternoon with all members expected. William Decker of Green Ridge was a business caller yesterday. Prof Gray, ex principal of Dunmore borough School, visited the borough school yesterday. Mrs John Reese of Grove street is seriously ill at home. Mrs James Nash of Union street visited relatives in Pittston yesterday. A Judge is home from a brief New York business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodiat Church
Republicana of
Masfield
Cnucua
John McGarty
George Onsley
John McCarty
William Cooley
Ozym Dellosyk
Corncil
Peter Kehart
Thomas Holleran
P. H
Duffy
Fred Smith
Artesian Hose Company
Whitmore Hose Company
Weat Mayfield
Indianapolis Engine Company
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sarah Jenkins
Thomas Price
Cemetery Street
Thomas Buchanan
Methodiat Episcopal Church
William Harvey
North Main Street
William
Duarte
California
Jermyn Choral Society
Daisy B. Hall
J. J. Place
Mayfield
Thomas Scutt
Chiurlea
Emma
William A. Miller
Clifford
Jesse Wagner
Buffalo
B. P. Carey
D. J. Scutt
Carbondale
W. A. Miller
Holden
C, B. Henry
William Decker
Green Ridge
Prof. Gray
Dunmore Borough
Local notes from Clark's Green and surrounding area
Carrie Wells attended the wedding of Elsie Carey of Taylor on Wednesday. Trev. Hy Barlate Bast attended the funeral of Rev. William Miller of Clifford on Tuesday. C Cook and family and John F. Smith and wife and daughters visited friends near Tompkinsville on Sunday. Weather has interfered with Methodist church meetings. A T Robinson joined D L & W R R Co at the round house working nights. William Heller and wife returned from visiting relatives near Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wells
Elsie Carey
Taylor
Hy Barlate Bast
William Miller
Clifford
Mer
A. T. Robinson
Round House
William Heller
Nicholson
Peckville Churches Announce Sunday Services and Elections
The Presbyterian church led by H Moon D D lists Sunday services at 9 00 am and 7 00 pm with revival themes All welcome. Peckville Baptist Church under Rev J B Thomas schedules services tomorrow at 10 20 am and 7 pm with subjects The School of Christ and Christianity and Mohammedanism All welcome. Primaries today 4 to 5 pm. Vandervoort Beurdelee expanding ice houses from Miling supply from Poyntelle Mrs Norg Plekeving assists at Jessup post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Nev
H. Moon
D. D
Vandervoort & Beurdelee
Poyntelle
Mre
Norg Plekeving
Jessup
Local Notices of Social Movements and Farewells
Moosic resident Miss Miuude Smith attended a Friday party at East Stroudsburg. Miss Mutile Minds leaves today for New York to visit friends for two weeks. Miss Sylvia Whiting returned to Syrivenee. Miss Pearl Rehooley died Friday morning of consumption at the home of her mother Mire Shoop in the Winning block. Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder entertained friends for a farewell and Snyder will move to Hammond Indiana leaves Monday morning. Miss Randolph spent Friday evening with Mrs John Robertson on North Mull Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miuude Smith
East Stroudsburg
Mutile Minds
New York
Sylvia Whiting
Syrivenee
Pearl’ Rehooley
Charles Snyder
Snyder
Hammond, Indian
To Cure Grip in Two Days
Lusative Bromo-Quinine remover chase mentioned with W. Grove's signature on the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
W. Grove
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the News of Carbondale
M’comb
Archebald
Brooklyn
Hpiscopal Church
Migs
Kilpatrick
Carte Avenue
Miges d Kilpatrick
Martha Bripte
A de
Doyal Temperance Legion
C. Ditchburn
Trinity Sunday School
Ldewellyn Jones
Wlewellyon
Pelee
Belton
Curtondale
Mie
Dalewellsih Dones
FC Tabucaty the Woebling Peyat
Chatvodiichiathie Meyers Mineo
Miss. Cratos
Tuhleai
Sevond Vallows
Mia
Mies Garotiat
Newel van Hergen
Hung Jone
Cgeorge Rellow
J. M. Mowbera
Whitt Syutts
Cline Glyer
Wil Swheett
Mairlee Mackinlen
Charles Porter
Jal Muigen
Golngdhedd Ute
Clank
OL Moe
Clark
Shepliend
Dorie
Phoebe Lesenator
Phoebe Lesennator
McAndrew
Tuc
Kino
Florida
Masquerade Social
E. Sailer
German Relief Association
Los Angeles
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia BH
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
E. Satler
Priceburg
Jermyn and Mayfield
David Spencer
Blakely Baptist Church
Glorious Lord
A. V. Bower, Esq
Congregational Church
Olyphant Post Office
Kate Brink
Daniel Meredith
James Walsh
Thomas Willame
Joseph Barrass
Patrick Boyle
John Laughlin
John Mulray
Thomas J. Murphy
Michael McCormack
Joseph Mitchell
T. Murphy
Gweneva Thomas
M. Walsh
Blakely
Keystone Academy
John Walkingshaw
Wilkes- Barre
Edwards' Hall
Kh. J. Haughton
Dunmore
No. 2
Eddy Creek
Culhane
Chase & Wilson
Minstrels Company
Opera House
M's. Gomer Parry
Providence
David Powell
George Southard
Cassie Bailey
D.C. Evins
Susquehanna Street
Peckville
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