Public Sale of James Madden Estate in Carbondale
By order of the Lackawanna County orphan's court the estate of James Madden late of Carbondale is offered at public sale and outcry. The property includes a described lot in Carbondale near Mary Rover Street. The sale is conducted by William Moran, attorney for the estate, with notices to heirs and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathden
Carbondale
Lackewanie
Larkarinna
Dames Madden
Parhendaln
Rotity
Dodenett
Carhegdale
Dude
Teatetack Am
Lama
Mit
Mary Rover
Ben Mann
Ohio
Social Gathering Invites and Young Party Ride
Mrs. Margaret Morse and Mr. Lucie Hardeonk issued invitations for a tea on Wednesday July 1 at Lakesite near Mrs. Morse's Crystal Lake summer cottage. A merry party from the city enjoyed a Pleasant Treshy ride to Olyphant last night leaving about 7:45. They reached Mahone hotel by 11:40 and danced until 1:00. Attendees included Rosella Burke Walter Loftus Elizabeth Brennan Roderick Gillis Nora Neil Bert Collins Nellie Little Raymond Burke Nellie Campbell James Camphill Mary Monahan John Peel Lucy Byrne John Lavitus Hannah Gilhool Edward Gilhool Carmel Hearn Clarence McHale Florence ONeill Frank Buyke Margaret Whyte Dan Whyte Margaret McDonald Dan Peel Nora Hearn Anna Farrell William McHale Mary Kelly J Forte Burke. The party was chaperoned by Misses Bire Burke and Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Profextor
Firth
Mahone Hotel
Rosella Burke
Walter Loftus
Elizabeth Brennan
Roderick Gillis
Nora, Neil
Bert Collins
Nellie Little
Raymond Burke
Nellie Campbell
James Camphill
Mary Monahan
John Peel
Lucy Byrne
John Lavftus
Hannah Gilhool
Edward Gilhool
Carmel Hearn
Clarence McHale
Fiorence O'Neill
Frank Buyke
Margaret Whyte
Dan Whyte
Margaret McDonald
Dan Peel
Nora Hearn
Anna Farrell
William McHale
Mary Kelly
J. Forte Burke
Misees Bire
Burke
Rice
Mitchell Hose Company Unfurls City Flag Pole On New Staff
The Mitchell Hose company displays a 103 foot high flag pole in Wayne county, a yellow pine gift from Frank Hollenback. Carpenters finished dressing it after a Tuesday raise with cheers. The Star spangled banner will be unfurled today for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Wayne County
Frank Hollenback
Launberman
Tiger
Mitchells
Borean Baptist Church Elects Trustees At Meeting
The Borean Baptist church held its annual meeting with strong attendance. Trustees elected for the coming year include A J Lewaley Eri H Stane George A Davis Aaron Fowler William Howell B J Biv and A P Trautwein. Deacon F Y Joslin was named clerk with A W Geary as assistant clerk. A treasurer’s report was read but records are incomplete prompting another meeting soon. The board will reconvene next Monday to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Borean Baptist Church
Lewaley
Eri. H. Stane
George A. Davis
Aaron Fowler
Willam Howell
J. Biv
A. P. Trautwein
Joslin
A. W. Geary
Board of Trustees
Driver Crushed Between Cars in Laurel Hill Incline Incident
Peter McGowan, a Laurel Hill nine of the Delaware and FAGGFon, was crushed between two cars Tuesday while attempting to stop a line of vehicles on an incline. He was taken home to Woodlawn avenue where a surgeon dressed his badly crushed legs. He had released the blocks and was caught as the cars moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McGowan
Laurel Hill
Delaware
Faggfon
Woodlawn Avenue
McGowan
Missing Gilberts worker found wandering on Salem Mountain
George Held employed at Confectioner Gilberts on Salem Avenue was missing since Friday night and was found wandering on Salem Mountain last night. He had eaten nothing during the period and officials think his mind may be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Held
Gilberts
Salem Avena
Salem Mountain
Feeney Discharged After Bicycle Accident Shock
Chauncey Feeney, who was admitted to the Emergency hospital last Monday after a bicycle accident, was discharged today in stable condition after recovery from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Feeney
Pierce visits Philadelphia Knights of Malta event
Sir George HH Pierce grand recorder of Pennsylvania Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights of Malta, Philadelphia, arrived Tuesday evening as guest of Temple commandery No. 988 to exemplify the unwritten weekend to the brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HH. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights of Malta
Philadelphia
Tearniplee Commandery
Pierce
Fourth of July Celebration at Lake Lodore
Elaborate preparations mark today’s Fourth of July festivities beside Lake Lodore. Bauer's band will play while Jules German provides catering. A Crescents vs Scranton and Carbondale crick teams contest draws large crowds, with Carbondale supporters visiting from the city. The excursion boat and a newly purchased yacht Helen begin service today as part of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Bauer
Jules German
Thin City
Crescents
Crick
Carbondale
Scrinton
Carbondale Tooiers
Scranton
Keller
Willams
Carsey
Shortston
Thomas
Coslett
Barrett
Kann
Senliger
William Thoms
Manger
Yiecht
Helen
New York City
A. B. Delegates Named For District Catholic Total Abstinence Meet
The St. Aloysius Young Mens Temperance and Beneficvi Society selects delegates for the First District Catholic Total Abstinence convention to be held in St. James hall Jessup on February next. Delegates are John W. Delaney Joseph W. Mannion James W. Toolan Edward Golden and Matthew J. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Young Mens
St. James’ Hall
Jessup
Fundy
John VV. Delaney
Josoyn W Mannion
James W. Toolan
Edward Golden
Matthew J. Murphy
Alumni Banquet Postponed Due to Weather
The annual meeting of the High School Alumni Association at Fern Hall was postponed until later in the year because the weather was unfavorable for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieh Schon! Aluronl Association
Fern Hall
Jity
Tae Heen
Miter
Ball Game at Lake Ladore for County Title Today
Enthusiasm runs high in the city as Captain Pax's Ned Conte faces Captain Thomas Boranton's Wonders at Lake Ladore. The clash for a gold prize and county championship features Scranton’s Crack Ton opposing Carbondale’s Crescents with strong lines on both sides. Delaware and Hudson Company trains will shuttle fans to the resort for a Fourth of July day of baseball and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ladore
Pax
Ned Conte
Thomas Boranton
Scranton
Crescents
Reynshanhurst Water Company Notice on Watering Rules
The Reynshanhurst Water company informs patrons that automatic sprinkling will be banned in the future except by meter and at a rate of 20 cents per thousand gallons. Hand hose use is limited to a half hour daily between 6 and a.m. The notice hopes for cheerful compliance amid some murmuring. The water is praised by drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynshanhurst Water Company
List of letters remaining in Car bondale post office
July 4 1801 notice of undelivered mail for unknown addressees including Alex Arnold Nathan Davin E B Rees J M Tripp James Jones Mr and Mrs Willem Martin Mrs Magele Davis Mrs Mary Heath Mrs H W Rose Miss May Cline Miss Mamie J Kelley Miss Lida Pel J H W Thomas postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Poxtefties
Alex. Arnold
Nathan Davin
E. BH. Rees
J. HM. Tripp's Lone
James Jones
Willem Martin
Magele Davis
Mary Heath
H. W. Rose
May Cline
Mise
Mamie J
Kelley
Mies
Lida Pel
J. HW. Thomas
Meetings of Tonight in Carbondale Elks era unions groups
George E. Randolph camp No 144 Sons of Veterans Division No 1h AOH United Mine Workers No 77 Retail Clerks Protective Association Carbondale council No 924 Royal Arcanum and Ladies auxiliary Railroad Trainmen join tonight for gatherings and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Randolph
Sons of Veterans
United Mine Workers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Carbondale Council
Royal Arcanum
Fell Township School Board Sets 192? Levy Totals
Fell township school board on Tuesday night fixed the tax levy for the coming year at twenty thousand six for building purposes one for the sinking fund and thirteen for school purposes. The levy is the same as last year and will fund district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell Township
Trinity Church Choir Rehearsals Set for July Saturdays
During July the choir of Trinity church will rehearse once weekly, each Saturday night at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Notice to Mitchell Men Foreman T F Herbert
Foreman T F Herbert requests the hose company be present in full uniform at 1 p m sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
T. F. Herbert
A Bouncing Boy Born in Honesdale
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Chapman of Honesdale. The infant weighed ten pounds at birth and is described as a healthy bouncing child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chapman
Honesdale
Public Hose Company Picnic At Killeen’s Grove
The city hosts a joint picnic by the local hose company at Killeen’s Grove in Brooklyn. Firemen have worked hard for a cheerful event with a generous public response expected. Proceeds benefit the semicentennial celebration fund with a concert by the Mosurt Orchestra and various refreshments and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killeen’s Grove
Brooklyn
Nmosurt
Quinn to Leave for Pittsburg Residence
Patrick Quinn will depart in a few days to take up residence in Pittsburg. He recently returned from Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Quinn
Pittsburg
Anaconda
Mont
Passing Throng Tours Lake Ontario to Buffalo Pan American
Mrs. Fred Edwards of Scranton visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Smith on Garfield avenue. EK DPD Lathrop and Miss Helen Lathrop with Master Edgar Lathrop travel this week on Lake Ontario and the St Lawrence river visiting Toronto Montreal and other regional spots and plan a few days at the Pan American in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edwards
Scranton
Mra
Frank Smith
Garfield Avenue
DPD
Lathrop
Helen Lathrop
Edgar Lathrop
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Fourth of July jubilee at Jermanyn First Baptist church
The Jermanyn congregation plans an ice cream social and mortgage payoff jubilee on church lawn with electric lights and fireworks. Rev Dr Whalen of Carbondale and another pastor will give addresses as the mortgage is burned. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Whalen
Carbondale
Mayfeld Barcuch
Burgess Fuincon
Tempany
Fred Terwilliger
Ontarioe and Western Railroad
Summitville
N.Y
Coloma
New Mexico
Joel Mervom
Fourth Street
Sickamons
Midwin Mellow
John Osborne
Newrange
N. J
Elijah Stephens
Eadward Stephene
Telus
Glenwood
Delaware and Hudson
FP. Baker
L. D. Winters & Co
Stephen Jay
Ashley
California
Mixe Winnie Wall
Booth Main Brrent
Cranford, NM
Charles Price
University of Pennsylvania
Mire Mary MéeDermott
South Main Street
Cuelck
Paterson
Funeral of William McAndrew Held in Olyphant
The funeral for William McAndrew was held from William Gibbons residence on Dunmore Street. The service at St Patrick's Church was led by Rev John McLaughlin, with interment in West Side cemetery. Pallbearers included Andrew Farrell PW Fadden Thomas Kelly Edward Fadden Patrick Murphy and Phillip Hastings. The Olyphant Hose Co No 2 plans a picnic at Electric Park today. Mary Pettigrew of Blakely visited, and Charity Crippen returned from Bethlehem and aston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAndrew
William Gibbons
Dunmore Street
St. Paterick’s Church
John McLaughlin
West Side
Andrew Farrell
PW. Fadden
Thomas Kelly
Edward Fadden
Patrick Murphy
Phillip Hastings
Olyphant Hose Company
Electric Park
Meyers F
Greeen Ridge
Carbondale
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
A historical ad for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claims a gentle, harmless remedy to cure stomach issues coughing worms and headaches. The text touts its use for teething and stomach disorders in kids and notes availability through Allen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chien
Cimy
New York
Gray
Allen & Climated
Residents Return From Pan-American Exposition Trip
The report notes Mrs Williams ill at Hill Street while James Williams is very ill. Miss Rachel Evane returns home from New York trip. Miss Edward Jones Miss Mamie Jones and E B Jones have returned from the Pan-American Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahone
James Williams
Hill Street
Rachel Evane
New York
Edward Jones
Mamie Jones
E. 8. Jones
Fourth of July Quiet in Taylor With Several Picnics
No town wide celebration today apart from long standing Sunday school picnics. Calvary Baptist meets at Everly Grove, Methodist, Presbyterian schools picnic at Atherton's grove, Welsh Baptist at school house park, and Sermon Evangelical groups at Schulther's and Bowen's woods. Local notices include weddings, a mining accident, a funeral, and social events around Taylor street and Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Everly Grove
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian Sudnay
Atherton's Grove
Welsh Baptist Sunday School
School House Park
Sermon Evangelical Church
Schulther's Grove
Bowen's Woods
Welsh Congregational Church
J. J. Morgans
David Bevan
Morris Evans
David Lloyd
David Lies
Emanuel Owens
Wilam Richards
H. P. Jones
J. J. Morfare
Thomas Owens
David T. Harris
Batevel Evans
M. _ Thomas
Mary Jones
Mary Davis
Flits Lewis
Sarah M. Howells
Filth M. Davis
Lemonace Star 1
David Edwards
Henry P. Jovy
David de Evans
John Indorf
Taylor Street
Worcet Home
David Griffiths
Taylor
Dre. Schell
Sibley
Bertha
John Davis
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Walker
Primitive Methodist Church
Charles Weed
Thomas Davis
Elmer T. Daniels
Ohio
Daniels
Lloyd
Court of Scranton
Mra. Daniels
Parker House
Archbald
United Mine Workers of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edmund Carter
Main Street
Washburn Street
James
Inglis
Sayre
Robert Inglis
Mabel Edwards
Olyphant
Moosic Civilian Notes and Local Events
Mrs Ware Ell left for Philadelphia and Atlantic City for two months. The Glen Tannery Sunday show holds a picnic at Church's Park. Elizabeth Cheene visits her brother in Wyoming. Hutchings attend Pan American exposition. The Brown family from Minooka Avenue mourns the death of their fourteen month old daughter with interment at Stroudsburg. Post office hours for July 4 are 9:50 am to 7 pm. Robertson and Law paid their employees yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Ell
Phildelphia
Atlantic City
Glen Tannery
Church's Park
Elizabeth Cheene
Wyoming
Low
Ethyl Hutchings
George Griffith
James Brown
Minooka Avenue
Stroudsburg
J. N. Bailey
Gibson
Robertson & Law
Old Fortes Notes and Local Happenings
Old Forge news records Nellie Cooper hosting the H G S club in West Pittston. Willie Thornton suffered a firecracker burn. Scranton visitors include Mrs Burger and daughters. Mrs Greason and Ella of New York stayed with Mrs Cooper. E Broadhead of Montrose visited grandparents. Community invites all to July 4 brick M E church lawn celebration. Moses Belles laid to rest at Marcy cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cooper
H. G. S. Club
West Pittston
Willie
John Thornton
Frank Burger
Scranton
Joseph Greason
Ella
New York
A. J. Cooper
E. Broadhead
Montrose
M. E
Moses Belles
Marcy Cemetery
Peckville and area residents plan visits this season
Mrs William Tolkeman and son Claude head to New York and Mehanoy City for a few weeks. Miss Mimie Moules and Miss Ruth Whitehead will spend the Fourth at Lake Ikilewise. Lic Williams visits Beach Lake, Wayne County. Mr and Mrs Elija Wagner stay with Waymart relatives. Stephen Cole and family enjoy a few days at Forest City. H Gerbig of Archbald was a town caller yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tolkeman
Claude
New York
Mehanoy City
Mimie Moules
Ruth Whitehead
Lake Ikilewise
Licence Williams
Beach Lake
Wayne County
Elija Wagner
Waymart
Stephen Cole
Forest City
H. Gerbig
Archbald
Local Residents Mentioned in Short Notes
Priceburg updates list John Welland in a serious condition at Lincoln Street. Bentley family returns from Lackawanna. Elias Schmidt and John Jackson visit friends at Lake Carey. John Miller leaves for Pan-American in Buffalo. James Watkins of Throop among brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welland
Lincoln Street
Bentley
Aughter
Lackawanna
Elias Schmidt
John Jackson
Lake Carey
John Miller
Buffalo
James Watkins
Throop
Worker suffers severe foot crush at Storrs No 1 plant
A worker had his foot badly crushed while at work on Thursday at Storrs No 1, authorities said, with emergency crews responding to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs No. 1
Engineer Hollander Dies in Wyalusing Acci dent Near Tunkhannock
Report notes engineer Hollander killed Monday night near Wyalusing while pacing a fast train through Tunkhannock. A car struck him, crushing his side and tearing his right arm. he died shortly after. The item also lists local notices including marriages, visits, and business updates from Tunkhannock and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Hollander
Wyalneing
Wyalusing
Lafayette G. Platt
Laceyville
George B. Brown
Mesheppen
Mia Adelia Falveman
Windham
Clarence A Recon
Springville
Mies Mabel FB. Mancock
Ith Take
Frank Noweherty
Mite Fhave Shelp
William Cook
Lathrop
Bwud Pratt
Nicholbon
B.S. Siane
Ovased
New York
Crystal Steam Launche
Dein PD
Brewn Aa
Lemuel & Day
Businet Tan
Crystal Coonen
Methoppen
Whalising
West Nicholson
Edwin M. Stone
Wyoming National Bank
Owaeco Lake
Auber
N.Y
John Townend
Homer
N. Y
Tiogaetredht
Quiver & Carey
Bridge Street
Black Diamond Maint Company
Thie Place
Iit
Meshoppen
Irving W. Billings
Nicholson
Harford News Roundup Includes Visits and Local Happenings
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Warford July events with pulpite exchanges between Mr. Morris of Woelkh Hill and Rev. Manwell. Scranton residents Miss Nellie Pickett and Mrs Louis Kurdick visit, the Sweeteer has a job in Scranton, and Edward Miller with Gen Leon of New York tour Harry Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding School
Winford Tiffany
Mine Reed
Halletead
Irace Harding
Dr. Lewrey
Carbondale
Ase Hanmond
The Urgent Need of the New South Speech Highlights
The piece recounts Richard H. Edmonds' speech urging southern progress by showcasing state resources and industry. Delegates from Dakotas California Colorado and Massachusetts discuss wheat, mining, coal, and manufacturing, arguing education and skilled labor drive civilization and regional advancement.
Railroad Mathematics and the Cost of Freight Service
The article discusses early 20th century railroading economics using approximate 1905 figures. It explains freight revenue from ton miles, train miles costs, and the impact of increasing train load on profitability, emphasizing saving train miles to cut costs and improve earnings. It notes rough figures and the need for selective line economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hovey
Ainsleo
Imates
Pias
Sardimen
Haw
Berryville
Wall Street
Peruna Credited With Catarrh Relief By Educator Testimonial
Principal F A Courtright of the Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute and editor of the Georgia Helping Hand endorses Peruna for catarrh after observing beneficial effects from several bottles. He adds his testimonial to a growing list of users praising its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Courtright
The
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Peruna Promises Relief for Summer Catarrh Claims
Advert snips claim Peruna cures summer catarrh including stomach bowels and bronchial symptoms. Testimonials praise relief from chronic catarrh and improved digestion after use. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertina
F. A. Courtright
Greenanoro
Wm. Hebley
Duquesne
Tam
Moser F. Merrill
Columbus
Cherokee Co
Kansas
Peruna
Moses F. Merrill
Hartman
Martman Sanitarium
Ohio
Science and Society Build the Nation Through Education
The text argues that progress relies on education and employment wealth to raise educated citizens. It notes that strategic focus on material advancement and training will shape future leaders in France and industry and church. It emphasizes education as the cornerstone of regional and national development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Heya
Boyt Enitivt
Krause's Headache Capsules Promise Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Krause's Headache Capsules claiming relief from any headache within thirty minutes. It asserts a universal cure with a price of two cents and is labeled bold by "dhuewists."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
SUN SPOTS AND DROUTH
The piece discusses earth sun connections and solar influence on weather, citing Sir Norman Lockyer's work linking sunspot cycles to famines and floods. It notes famine and Nile droughts align with solar activity and rainfall patterns, suggesting science may one day forecast major weather events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everyholy's
Tere
Bennett
Earth
Sun
Norman Lockyer
Famine Commission
India
Nile
Sailor Stabs Carpenter on Vera in Greenwich Dock
Roffinovann, a sailor aboard the steamship Vera lying at Greenwich piers, stabbed Robert Patterson of Newport England, the ship’s carpenter, with a knife. Patterson died within half an hour after the assault aabo decribed as a fatal stabbing at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trom
Philadelphia
Vera
Greenwich
Thts
Roffinovann
Robert Patterson
Newport
England
Patterson
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the People's Exchange
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Beal
Ted
Ek Watters
Carmen Chinreh
Let Avenue
R. 8
Bartient
Antheacite Commandery
Swartz
Hives
Screanton
Margaret Morse
Lucie Hardeonk
Lakesite
Mrs. Morse
Crystal Lake
Mr. McGowan
Mr. Feeney
Lodore
St. Aloysius Society
Ladore
Killeen's Grove
Jermyn and Mayfield
Mother Gray
Old Forge
Peckville
Priceburg
Harford
Scranton Tribune
Richard H. Edmonds, Heiter
Manufacturers’ Record
Colorado
Makwachusetta
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Canada
Europe
Massechukita
Manachigiits
Mareland
Tease
Massachusetts
South
Malachueetia
Gw Totten Mill
Georgia Industrial School
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Statenith St
Irving Place
T. Thompson
Jefferson
East 15Th Street
Union Square
Chatoierlo
Wanamakerns
Biegel Cooper's
Hig Muse
Ry Goods
Albert
BT. & University PL
Broadway
Easonad
G.F. Theel
Lees
Timeside
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