Baptists in Carbondale Elect Five Deacons to Joins Joslin
At the annual meeting of the Baptist church in Carbondale, only Deacon P. B. Joslin remains from the original group. A new board of five deacons was elected: N. Moon, A. Purple, Walter Nye, William Davis, and Joslin. New officers include trustees, clerks, ushers, and committees.
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the Baptist Church
Joslin
N. Moon
A. ©. Purple
Walter Nye
William Davis
Aaron Fowler
William Howell
A. P. Trautweith
J. Bly
O. L. Utley
G. A. Davis
Justin
A. Wilson Geary
George Avery
Irwin Avery
William Shields
Leon Hiy
Lyman
Drake
Freeman Tallman
Ushers
Cora Estabrook
Allle Price
Ely
F. M. Snedeker
Charles Meyers
School Board Announces New Committees
President Hockenberry presented committees for Courses of study W R Moon H J Hockenberry Joseph Gallagher Building and furnishing PL FF Hughes Wt Moon R J Kerwin Janitors Joseph Gallagher W Th Moon P F Hughes Books and supplies Hockenberry Swigert Hughes Auditing committee Kerwin Swigert Gallagher By resolution the board adjourned to meet again Friday evening.
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Hockenberry
School
W. R. Moon
H. J. Hockenberry
Joseph Gallagher
St Rose Young Ladies prepare elaborate spread on church lawn
Under Very Rev. T F Coffey the Young Ladies Communion Table of St Rose church arrange an extensive display in front of St Rose hall. A canvass fence encloses the lawn and a hundred pretty waitresses will tend to thousands expected. Music program directed by Miss Alice Bridgett.
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T. F. Coffey
Young Ladies’ Communion Table Association
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Hall
Alice Bridgett
Mozart Band Delights Balcony Concert at Hotel An Ther
The Mozart band under Prof Rumeby gave a balcony performance at Hotel An Ther last evening. It opened a summer concert series promising pleasure to residents. Young America showed enthusiasm with fireworks, as he preferred novel to music this time.
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Mozart Band
Marriage notice for Charles Kervatine and Milas Annie Swats
Charles Kervatine of New Cottare Street West Slide wed Milas Annie Swats at the new Catholic church Forest City on July 1. Kervatine works in George Thunne ll's bridge building gang of the Dun Ware and Huileon company and is highly regarded by all who know him.
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Charles Kervatine
New Cottare Street
West Slide
Milas Annie Swats
New Catholic Church
Forest City
Kervatine
George Thunnell
Dun- Ware and Huileon Company
Local residents host visitors and retirements noted
Miss Bridget Mullady and Miss Mame Devine visit Mrs I D Bunnell with Mrs Pearl Bunnell and Mrs Chandler of Eveleth returning home. Mrs W H Bronson hosts Mrs Morrison of Jersey City. Miss Lottie Wilcox becomes bookkeeper at Carbondale cash store. J M Nicol departs for Topeka. Silk mill work paused for ice and boilers in use. Mrs George Benton now able to go out. Mr and Mrs T A Horan return from wedding tour to 24 Scott Street. Mrs A MacDonald and children plan three month trip to Scotland via New York on the Anchoria, MacDonald to join part of journey.
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Bridget Mullady
South Main Street
Mame Devine
Pittston
Pearl Bunnell
Chandler
Eve Hil
I. D. Bunnell
W. H. Bronson
Park Street
Morrison
Jersey City
Lottie Wilcox
Carbondale Cash
J. M. Nicol
Topeka
Kansas
George Benton
T. A. Horan
Scott Street
A. MacDonald
New York City
Anchoria
Scotland
Mr. MacDonald
Local Holiday Observed with Community Events
Today is a general holiday with limited business activity. A Sacred Heart church congress picnic attracts local attention near the cinder path in the borough. Tommy Hickaday defends his title against the Vandling champion in a backyard quest game behind the Sweeney House, drawing a large crowd. The West Side Browns travel to Peckville to face the Starlight baseball club of Jeroup.
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Sacred Heart Church Congresstion
Sweeney House
Tommy Hickaday
West Side Browns
Peckville
Starlight Baseball Club
Jeroup
Mr. Joseph Tennis
Colorado
M. D. Cure
Baltimore Medical College
Delaware and Hudson Breaker
T. B. Griffiths
Hatter
Heranton
Peter Donato
Edgerton Mine Worker Killed By Rock Fall
A miner at the Edgerton mines was killed yesterday by a fall of rock at work. The report also notes the funeral of Mrs. Dempsey held today. Scranton visitors Mrs. J. W. Humphrey and Miss Bevan were seen yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coon of Brandt are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler on Second Street. Mrs. Fred Johnson of Mayfield recently received a letter from her husband in the Klondike describing an eight hundred dollar day.
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Edgerton
Taylor News Fourth of July Notices and Local Happenings
Baseball game on Price Library grounds between Old Forge Dashera and Library team at 9 a.m. Return game in Old Forge in the afternoon. Sabbath school picnics planned by multiple churches. New hose house for Taylor Hose No. 1 completed. Post office hours on July 4 from 8 to 4:30 a.m. Registered and money order departments closed. Horse despatched after injury. J E Davie buys new rubber tired coach. Taylor colliery to suspend work for repairs with new trestle and additions. Local visitors and families planning Fourth of July activities in Taylor and surroundings.
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Price Library
Old Forge
Library
Ingile Grounds
Atherston Woos
School House Park
German Evangelical Church
Schuitheln Grove
First Congregational Church
Prat Woods
Taylor Hore Company
Contrictora Shields & Moore
Hote Ridgway
Thomas Cave
Sibley
William Crockrell
Taylor
Pelnta
Henry Howell
J. E. Davie
Delaware, Lackawannna and Western Company
L. SK. Wells
Scranton
William Bowen
North Taylor
Pittston
Avoca Baseball Meeting and Local Club Lineup
Local business men form a base ball team and seek matches with county rivals including Eidster Hobin’s club at Avoca. The roster includes Heenabe Jeeman Sweeney undertaker and others with Moore manager and McLoughne captain. Funeral for Herbert Jones held at Mrs. Rebecca Williams residence then Union Cemetery. John Shelton family to Johnstown for residence. Several locals travel to Philadelphia and Albany for visits. Fire alarm from Grassy Island fires prompted quick response but near total loss.
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Iike
Eidster Hobin
Avoca
Olyphant
Heenabe
Jeeman
Sweeney
Rush
Pric
Evans
Mogan
David Spencer
Union Cemetery
John Shelton
Hudson Street
Johnstown
Lucy Farrell
Newburgh
Genevieve Hradley
William Sport
Lucy Moorey
Maggie McGinty
Edward McGinty
Philadelphia
Mia
Ellen Mahon
Sadie Rogan
Albany
N. Y
Nelliesbows
Binghamton
Lackawanna Street
Fiex 4
Delaware and Trudson Company
Grassy Island
Exceletors
Patriotic Services and Visiting Guests Highlight Sunday
Dalton and Mrs. Bert Somers of Wyoming visited the farmers parents. Rev. A W Cooper was in town. A Baptist church patriotic service featured Star Spangled Banner Red White and Blue and America sung by a quartet and soloist Mrs Lister. Miss Elsie Evane visited Scranton relatives. Epworth league hosted a musical and literary entertainment. Many residents plan Fourth of July trips to lakes.
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Bert Somers
Wyoming
A. W. Cooper
Baptist Church
Messrs. Hall
Glenburn
Lister
Miss Colvin
Scranton
Local visit notes and holiday prep remarks
The passage notes no special preparations for a celebration and lists visitors and boarders. Dr. Rice and Mr. Holgate of Beranton with families stay at EK Finn’s home. Mrs. Fred Palmer hosts guests including Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Bird, and others visiting Scranton and Beranton.
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Dr. Rice
Holgate
Beranton
EK. Finn
Fred Palmer
Mra. Knapp
Bird
Scranton
W. J. Davies
Mien Kimily Patten
Lugerne
Baptist Parsonage
James PP. Dickson
Henry M. Ives
Oakford
Sunday Services and Community Notices At Local Methodist Church
Prof Buck conducts evening services at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs Alfred Avery of Kings Ferry NY visits her parents Mr and Mrs Drake. Frank Goitwall of San Francisco visits friends here. Birney Wilson of Youtville spends Sunday with H L Edsall. Robert Imes paints his residence. July 4 grand celebration on the church lawn with refreshments and a fine afternoon program. Griffith Richards moves to Yostville to farm. Mr and Mrs Harry Mackinder welcome a baby daughter.
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Buck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred Avery
King's Ferry
N. Y
EF. Drake
Frank Goitwall
San Francisco
Cal
Birney Wilson
Youtville
H. L. Edsall
Robert Imes
Griffith Richards
Yostville
Harry Mackinder
Moscow Pair Unite in Intimate Wedding at Bride's Home
Milton Mott of Moscow and Miles Grace daughter of James H Hlathrill of Aberdeen Pa wed Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home. Rev D E Powell of Madisonville officiated. Ferns and roses adorned the house. The bridal party wore formal attire. reception followed with a wedding supper.
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Mise Jessele Mott
Slater
Graded School Reunion at Tewksbury House Brooklyn
Alumni of HB G held a pleasant gathering at the Tewksbury House in Brooklyn last Saturday evening. Twenty six graduates from ten classes attended amid a short business meeting, socializing, a grand march, and a dignified program with speeches and music.
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Tewksbury House
Brooklyn
Scranton Tribine
HB. G
Edwin Giles
Bruce Goodrich
Emma Eldridge
Maud Waldie
Earle Alney
Fairlv
Elila Bond
Nicholson
Emma Elvridge
Pratee
Success in Politics as Republican National Committee Official
Colonel Charles Dick of Ohio, secretary of the Republican national committee, describes the preconvention workload with up to 300 daily letters seeking seats, appointments, and influence. He notes varied contributions from writers, blacksmiths, and campaign workers, plus the planning phase beginning July 1 with duties split among New York and Chicago.
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Charles Dick
Ohio
United States
McKinley
National Committee
New York
Chicago
Right to Recommend a Proprietary Remedy
A Brevard editor questions if a newspaper should publicly endorse medicines yet defends Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted aid. The piece urges keeping a bottle on hand to lessen suffering before a doctor arrives and cites twenty years of family use. Matthews Bros. serves as wholesale and retail agents.
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Selvon Valley News
Brevard
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Detroit and Buffalo Tie as Scoresware Updated
Detroit led Buffalo 6 while Milwaukee 4 in a spirited early contest. Kansas City 6 and Cleveland 4 drew Chicago to a 6 point game with Indianapolis 2 trailing Minneapolis 0.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Rochester 10 Toronto and Montreal in rain games
Scores from the Eastern League show Rochester beat Toronto and Montreal in rain with Springfield 1 Hartien 0 and Worcester 8 in a separate matchup.
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Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Springfeld
Hartien
Providence
Worcester
South Alda Indians Seek City Opponents in Pride Match
The South Alda Indians announce willingness to play any city team and show particular interest in a matchup with the Sunsets. Also notes South sides and Minooka teams as possible rivals.
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South Alda Indians
Crowing Bate
Sunsets
Ad Minooka
Early political views and military career of Dick in Ohio history
The passage outlines beliefs on youth in politics and the qualities for political success, stressing judgment, discipline, and organization. It traces Dick’s military ascent from lieutenant to major general, his Cuba service, and duties conveying messages to McKinley, plus his Ohio public roles and Akron birth.
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Ife
Ohio Regiment
Cuba
Bhafter
McKinley
Washington
Ohio Militia
Summit County
Ohio
Akron
Ohlo
Whittlesly
Giddings
Hutchins
Garfield
Taylor
Northway
Republican National Committee
Reduced excursion rates to Charleston for educational meet
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a one fare round trip plus 2.00 to Charleston for the National Educational Association meeting in Charleston South Carolina July 7 to 13. Tickets available July 6 to 8 and valid for return until September 1 with a Washington stopover on deposit of ticket and a 1.00 fee.
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National Educational Association
Charleston
8. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Wilkes-Barre Judge Stanley Wood to Seek Reelection
In a letter from Luzerne County Judge Wilkes-Barre to former Democratic state chairman Killot P. Kiener, Judge Stanley Wood announced his candidacy for reelection. Woodward has served twenty years on the bench and was not expected to run again.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stanley Woodward
Judg
Luzerne
Killot PL Kiener
Corporations Chartered In State Department Listing
Charters issued include the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette with capital 10000, Beaver County Trnt Company at New Brighton with capital 125900, and Clear Spring Water Company at Viillat en with capital 96000, among others listed.
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Marriitorg
State Department
Pitteburg Commercial Gasette
Capital
Beaver County ‘Trnt Company
New Brighton
Clear Spring Water Company
Viiiaten
Local Scranton Ads and Rail Schedule Mix
Classified items list lawyers, doctors, merchants, and service ads. Includes railway timetable from Lackawanna line with routes to Philadelphia New York White Haven Hazleton and more, plus agent addresses and office locations in Scranton.
Short Arm Conductors on the Memphis Belt Line
A passenger on the rear platform talks with a starter conductor about what happened to Finith, the man on the car. The right arm was too short, hindering reaching the register rope and the officer notes the inability to reach the rope and connect with the register.
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Finith
Memphis Bolmitay
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