Oscar Wonnacott Dies Suddenly at Home on Wayne Street
Oscar Wonnacott a young Carbondale businessman died suddenly last night at his Wayne Street home at 12 o clock. He was nearly twenty five and had long been associated with his brother in the Pioneer foundry business. His death is a shock to family and friends and a coroner’s inquest is not yet determined.
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Rear Wonnacntt
Carbendale
Oelock
Wayne Street
Ead
Mir
Woenneeot
Waynuirt
Severn Verre
Pioreer
Dutlee
Mal Myother
Manmene
Tigaees
Ile City
Alt
Wayroart
Ibis City
Biewole
Adnan
Stillman Hadcock Buried After Final Rites
The remade late Stillman Hadcock an Ontario and Western engineer from Hancock was laid to rest at First Presbyterian Church in Hancock yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. A large crowd attended including Hancock engineers and Masons in regalia. The pastor praised the deceased who died young from disease while a male quartet provided music. The casket was viewed by many friends as the body showed the effects of illness.
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Stillman Hadcock
Ontario
Hancock
First Presbyterian Church
A. P. Thomas
W. OD
Moane
Russell Shepherd
Deight Crane
Christian Endeavor Day Service Schedule
The Junior Society of the Verein Baptist church hosts a morning service and evening program including hymns, recitations, and a talk by Aglor O. V. P. Pictures and chorus are provided by Juniors and the congregation. The Senior Young People’s Christian Endeavor holds a special meeting at Welook in the morning inviting all Christians to attend.
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ChristianEndeavor ci
Society of Christian Endeavor
Verein Baptist Church
Conarreition
Tsim
Hubbard
Diet
Glenn Tallman
Amy Lewis
Howe Stariweather
Ea Elbrecht
Frank Nicholson Mayer
Sadie Watkins
Phorenw
Jones Exereme
Por Christ
Churea” Hieven
Bhagel Moran
SRE Bae Hywn
Welook
Cnme
Obituary Notes Tawar J. of Burdening City Pioneer Bizman
Tawar J. a longtime plumber and tinsmith born in Honesdale thirty four years ago, moved through Pitts ton and Beranton before settling in Woodlingsis as a prominent merchant. He recently relocated to this city three weeks ago after a career spanning several towns.
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Tawar J
Carbindale Hospital
Sestonmlay
Honesdale
Pittston
Beranton
Wyte
Woodlingsis
Inventor O Keefe Dies At Honesdale Widow and Six Children Survive
The obituary notes the inventive Mr O Keefe of Bitten who married Mary Mangin in 1881 and left six children Loretta Mamie Alive Joanin Eobeard Maurier. Surviving relatives include three Weather siblings from Honesdale and others in the area.
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Baler Avenue
Cnet
Eine
Gereratiss Lo
Peter
O' Keefe
Mins
Mary Mangin
Minooka
Ehilivsa Ae
Loretta
Mamie
Joanin
Eobeard
Maurier
Weathers
WiLard
Honesdale
Mielitel
Greene and the Local Hibernians
A fragmentary note describes a meeting of the Hibernians in Bourke Solhiiiog with members of Division 11. An enthusiastic member recited "Sheridan's Ride" and "The Thine Fifthy woolen Ie did" after fraternal gynetitis, amid a vague description of the event and participants.
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Othe Cievins Oper
Dog Attacks Horse. Driver Intervenes
A dog chewed a horse along Sixth Avenue yesterday afternoon. Dr. Z J Thompson, driving his cutter, halted when the dog clamped on the horse. The animal sank teeth into the horse’s breast before the doctor frightened it away. the horse nearly reared over but was spared by the intervention.
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Z. J. Thompson
Sixth Avenue
Local News from New Baffle and Taylor Area
Workers in New Baffle receive pay as M J Healey suffers a leg fracture after a slip on Salem avenue. Munn & Avery harvest the annual ice crop while plans form for local moves and new teams. A Polish child dies from a neck wound. The Sons of Temperance mark their fourteenth anniversary with a large gathering at Weber's rink. Series of church services, meetings, and social events fill the week, with notices of upcoming sermons and community activities.
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Bo Vdley
Salem Avenue
M. J. Healey
Thomson
Mr. Healey
Munn & Avery
Oneonta
N. Y
M. A. Harricnn
A. J. Thomas
Wyoming Street
Charles Avery
H.C. Wheeler
Sichilas Glenn, & P
Simpson
Pennsylvania
Sinpcon
Wake
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Illnesses
Mary Coates of Scranton is ill with tonsillitis. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Wayne County visit their daughter Mrs F A Faats in Canaan. Annie Burns returns from Scranton. Mrs Charles Craft of Canaan street entertains sister Cora Empell of Thompson. Mlle Gertie Murray of Scranton visits Annie Roland in Brooklyn street. M C Relden of Canaan street hopes to resume work Monday after an illness of two weeks. Mr and Mrs Malan and Mrs Hom were among those at Christian Heller funeral in Beeleyville. Thomas Morgen, longtime clerk at Alvord and Male, has resigned. Charles Cobbledick and family move from 3 Lermont to South Church street. John Moon, gas works superintendent, suffers severe headache from a ti abecess.
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Mary
FF. Price Coates
Scranton
George Moore
Wayne County
F. A. Faats
Canaan Short
Annie Burns
Oa Vielt
Seranton
Charles Craft
Cannan Street
Misa Cora Empell
Thompson
Hawley
Mlle Gertle Murray
Annie Roland
Brooklyn
M. CG Relden
Canaan Street
Malaun
Christian Heller
Beeleyville
Thomes Morgen
Alvord & Male
Charles Cobbledick
Lermont
South Church Street
John Moon
Clark's Summit Tidbits and Local Visits
J M Young works with a boring machine in Clark's Summit yard perhaps seeking Klondike gold. Mrs John Twining visits daughter Mrs Nellie Chambers at Wall's Corners. Mrs Chamberlin improves from illness. EL FP Smith of Ashley visits relatives. Mike Belle Warner confined by rheumatism. Chester Hosely's son ill with bronchitis. Mrs Howard Wolf and Frances visit Scranton. Mrs Wolf improves. Oscar Shick builds a new home in Woodlawn Park. J A Riker of East Lemon visits old friends.George Boardman of Dalton stops in. Horatio Colvin and wife of Scranton plan Clark's Summit home this spring.
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J. M. Young
Klondike
John Twining
Nellie Chambers
Wall's Corners
Mre
Chamberlin
EL FP. Smith
Ashley
Mike Belle Warner
Chester Hosely Quite III
Branchiths
Howard Wolf
Frances
Scranton
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Charles Smith returns home after a few days with friends in town. Miss Emma Golden and John Martin wed in a Catholic church ceremony conducted by Rev. Fr. Welsh. The Old Fellows supper and Sara Decker’s twenty fourth birthday are noted with gifts and dancing. Attendees include multiple local residents and visitors from Scranton and Dunmore.
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Charles Smith
Nichileun
Martha Blesecker
Lackawanni
Ann Cogliger
Herman Ehrhardt
Satem
Ligue Dixon
Tieaday
Emma Ciolden
John Martin
FH. Welsh
Ina Brady
Dunmure
BE. N. Swarts
Aman Hellister
Mie
Pelton
Vetter
Mes
Giardiner
G. M. Nowek
A. Decker
George Bortree
Malone
Re Martin
Jennie
Florence Cannon
Nellie Stacia
Bessie Conboy
Addie Shaw
Jessie Kern
Sara van Brunt
Winona LaBare
Alice Barden
Mabel Dewit
Grace Travis
Augusta Gearhart
Grace Hinds
Edna Milone
Mamie Bortres
Tila Decker
the Meee
Ro Vail
Scranton
F. W. Posten
Fred Powell
Edward
Charles van Brunt
William
Fred Shaw
Walter
Frank Waldell
Sam Watts
Wallace Smith
Merman Ehrhardt
Orrin Travis
Ira
Local Briefs and Notices From New Milford and Montrose
Mr and Mrs George K Shay visiting relatives at New Milford and Montrose. Frank Davis son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Davis ill with bronchitis for weeks and not improving. Arthur Demming has been indisposed for several days. Services tomorrow in the Methodist Episcopal church at 10 00 am and 7 pm. Preaching by Rev S Simpkins. Morning theme The Abiding Gift evening A Great Banquet and the Unanimous Refusal. Sunday school begins tomorrow at 2 oclock not 230 as before Haworth league at 7 pm. All invited. The supers of Mr Mellen s child.
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Temperance
Weber's Rink
Emblem Division
I T
Elmer Peck
Pitteton
Mise Ray Morgans
Norma Harris
Isaac Davis
Emblem
Delithal Cootal
Auceeks
Ripple A. Vision
Hyde Park
Williams Division
Archbald
Avoca
Leer
Comany
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary Palpitet Church
Young Ladies’ Society
Whee
Calvary Tapitat Church
Wealtons
H. OH. Harris WI
Od Fellows
North Main Street
Ivor Thenas
Ing Fermen
Suldeen
Halle
Pal Church
Willaims
Sabath School
Enworth League
Welcme
Jotn Rundle
Nashville
Tenn
Presbyterian Church
Roy
L. J. Fost
James Hurnett
Pursere
Kaway Island
C. Simpkina
Epworth League
William Harris
Winton
Methodiat Episcopal Church
C. Simpking
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
George K. Shay
New Milford
Montrose
Frank
Daniel Davis
Arthur Demming
Simpkins
Haworth League
P. m
Mr. Mellen
Mayfield Community Notelets Chimneyed by Fire and Fun
Thursday evening saw a crowd of youths in Tompkinsville for a claim night with several named attendees from the area. Reports include a severe hand cut from a falling window pane, local moves to Philadelphia, concert attendance in Carbondale, a pneumonia case at Mayfield, and a scalding infant incident. A citizens’ cannon at Edmonds’ ball drew a full hall. election results and nominations followed for local offices.
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Tompkineville
Misese Sopth Vickers
Lilie Piser
Mac Piser
Hattie Scott
Frances Maswell
Marrell Maxwell William Thomas
Thos. Henry
Harry Griflithe
Thomas Loughner
Walter Baker
Samuel Preer
Louis Fiver
H. J. Dethaw
William Parks
Willem Moilhond
John
William Deanon
Third Street
Lawrence Mullen
Mayfield
Phicevure
Mee
Roche
Neuty Morgan
Carbondale
J. F. Humphreys
North Main Street
Alltendei
Mus Wrt Symphony Club
William Baker
Clara Doyle
Lille Pizer
Mae Pleer
Sarah Vickers
Misa Ligsie Evane
Miyfield
James William
Nellie Hoban
Olephants
Fe.rymonds
Edmonds
Pour “Puneliman
F. Eamonds
Edward Cuff
W. O. Davis
Patrick Covie
John Farrell
John Davis
Pore Fur Ve
Willams Chittithe
Anthony Tallet
Frank Metatteris
Frank Cogeins
Richey Reynolds
Michael Green
Michael Gaughan
Matrick Daily
John Tigue
Jas, Oninn
Thomas Mogouldriver
Miehwe Dean
William Borne
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Women’s dress reform and suffrage linked in reform rhetoric
The piece surveys gender equal suffrage activity in San Brandigen and Paris, noting the League of American Wheelmen’s stance on reform and a French women’s paper La Fronde. It cites Illinois Senator Munroe’s tax proposal tied to women’s suffrage and reflects on Frances A. Walker’s advocacy for suffrage as a driver of social progress.
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Mulletin
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Death in a Churchyard Eulogy Headlines Town Toples Quote
A fragment reflecting sorrow at a friend's death in a churchyard. The speaker recalls tears, earth upon the coffin, and the pain of mockery versus mourning. The verse conveys deep grief and a call to resilience in sorrow.
Peruna Drug Firm Praised by Local Leaders in Wyandotte
A Wyandotte notice extols the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company as a leading enterprise. It highlights prominent proprietors and especially Dr Hartman the president for his integrity. The letter lauds Peruna as a highly effective remedy for catarrh.
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Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
5S. B. Hartman
Peruna
Peru and peeru tia cure for lung fever praised by mother
A reader from Peru praises Peeru tia as the best medicine in the house curing catarrh of the lungs and lung fever in her six children and youngest daughter after trying six physicians. She notes her daughter is now cured and thanks the supplier for the remedy.
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