Quiet Fourth of July Draws Small City Fare
Carbondale observed a quiet Fourth with a single Killeen's Grove picnic drawing over two thousand visitors to Lake Ledare. Crests from Carbondale saw the Crescents defeated in a local ball game at Marshwood while various residents attended picnics and church gatherings. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mahony were set, and a boy narrowly escaped injury from a firecracker.
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Killeen's Grove
Killeen’s Grove
Hhese
Killeen
Mosart Orchestra
Lake
Ledare
Carbondale
Grove
Marshwood
W. J. Sweeney
Avoes
Mary Mahony
Charlie Nichels
Mary Nichola
Donmore Street
Lake Chapmann
H. BR. Mathewson
DG. Jones
H. B. Bush
BE. C. Barthold
Miss Och
Alsentown
W. Houser
Arthur Widdowfield
F. L. Vans Sickle
John R. Tones
Crystal Lake
St. Julian’s Church
Rock Lake
Ralph Sarge
Hlarvey's Lake
Inquest Details on Schoonover Slaying at Lake Lodore
Coroner Powell presided over an inquest in Ware Mart Ward revealing Edward Schoonover of Scranton suffered four stab wounds before death. Witnesses described a violent struggle and a long blade cutting the neck and jaw, with Hull as a suspected accomplice still at large.
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Powell
Honesdale
Edward Schoonover
Lake Lodore
Wedesday
Schoon
Sehoonover
Waremart
Tribune
Carsory
Schoonover
Operator Elephenson
Lake Lolore
Reuben Geta
George Walroth
Waymart
Rehnonover
Shire of Sohoonever
Optator Stephenson
Vallar
Walroth
William Pond
Dr. Carson
E. F. Ames
William Doud
Joline Stephenson
Hubbel Rounds
Wayne County
Hull
Honesfale
Armbruster
Pittston
Luserné
Jermyn
Archbald
Carbondale Telephone Company
Fourth of July Joy at Hunter Home as Baby Born
The Fourth of July brought happiness at the Chauncey Hunters home with the birth of a baby. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter celebrated the new arrival as a bright note in their day.
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Chauncey Hunter
Einl
Invincible Commandervy
Knights of Malta
Richard Williams
New York
M. M. Willian
Main Street
Arthur Stone
Philadelphia
Willam Stone
Levy Day
Olyphant
Thomas Charles
J. Touraniias Thomas
William Havard
New Castle
Dp. E. Jones
Gertrude Morris
Mamie Francis
Maud Davia
Lena Gendale
Peckville
Thomas Howells
William M. Fivans
Milton
Dover
T. A. Evans
Bert Gendall
Lewis Able to Be Out. Thomas Lewis, of Pike street, the
Local notice states that Thomas Lewis of Pike Street is released or allowed to be out. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Lewis
Thomas Lewis
Pike Street
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Oho
Al Mantane's Funtiane Shoe Shop Mentioned
Fragmented text notes a shoe shop or footwear items with scattered references to names and places. The readable parts mention Al/Allen, footwear, and an address fragment resembling Le May NX. The passage is garbled with missing context and unclear events.
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Shoeryaller
Alton
Allin
le Shale
Mitane
Allen
Cerlain
Smallpox Cases: Quarantine Maintained and Containment Measures Expanded
The report notes no new developments at Aretll or Simpson since quarantine began. Dr Van Doren evacuated and fumigated Toolin and Dohers homes, vaccinated 48 visitors, and supervised community vaccination efforts. Two Simpson patients show signs of recovery while local residents fear spread and seek transport stoppage to Wandling.
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Simpson
Archhbald
Dougher
van Doren
Aretll
Archibald
Toolin
Simpaon
Agdehbale
George Durburrow
Junity
Philadelphia
Durburrow
Doveher House
Dongher
Wales
van Deven
Aley
Berouwsh
Mr. Toolin
Mra. Doud
M. . Mtalman
Nhree
Wandling
Andling
Feeney Released From Hospital After Run Down Incident
Chauncey Feeney, the man who was severely shocked by a team of horses on Monday night at the corner of Main Street and Sixth Avenue, has left the hospital.
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Chauncey Feeney
Weine
Main Street
Sixth Avenue
The Passing Throng
Mise Annie Dilhooly of Avoca visits friends in Carbondale. John Abbott from Wilkes-Barre spends yesterday in Carbondale. James Lumady of Schenectady was here for the Fourth. Miss Mary OMalley and Mise Mou ett of Pittston join Carbondale friends. Ambrose OStaley of Pittston visits Carbondale. James Weldon of Watertown, conductor on the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg line, visits relatives in the area.
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Mise Annie Dilhooly
Avoca
John Abbott
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
James Lumady
Schenectady
Mary O'Malley
Mise Mou
James Weldon
Watertown
Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg
School board conducts annual inspection tour in Olyphant
The Olyphant school board completed its annual tour of inspection to the borough’s schools yesterday. Moonie Mountain and Mit. Jesaup collieriva yester day enjoyed a delightful outing following the visit.
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Moonie Mountain
Mit
Jesaup Collieriva
Jermyn and Mayfield Celebrate Independence Day
Independence Day brought a public celebration in Jermyn as the town marked relief from debt on the church bell project. New Dr Whalen of Carbondale gave the main address, Rev Maynard R Thompson spoke on victory, and a large crowd attended the ceremonies despite transportation delays to Lake Leodore.
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Jermyn
Whalen
Carbondale
Maynard R. Thompson
Lake Leodore
Delaware and Hutson Company
D'Arbondale
Hindtson
Lake Chapman
Crystal Lake
Fterolby
Geome
Creant
W. T. Roberto
Case
James Cole
Walmart
Beranton
Echoonever
Lake Laflore
Nicholas Regan
Cold, Springs
Solomon
Hotel St. Creange
Elmhurst Social News and Local Visits
Elmhurst residents report returned travelers from Scranton and Hawley. Dr Knedler tends a two year old with a broken arm after a fall. Lightning kills two cows owned by local families Willan and Whitney during Friday showers. Visitors include Mr and Mrs MacDonald of Plainfield and Messrs Ludwig and New from Allentown.
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Hertha Tolemie
Scranton
Kathryn
Littl
Dr. Knedler
W. C. Dunning
Dorothy
Hawley
Miss Wintersteen
Secrantion
Ella Wagner
Frank MacDonald
Hutleson, Langdon
Plainfield
N. J
Reserved Street Car Seats Sparks Rumpus on Ocean Route
A Coast Line car to Sheephead Bay sparks a dispute after a man pays extra to reserve two seats. He faced others boarding the car and refused to yield the reserved spots, claiming the right to occupy them for his party.
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New York
Ocean Avenue
Sheepahead Bay
Broadway
Brooklin
Widerawake
Ocean
Croductor
Amart
In Memory Of Pike Monument Corner Stone Laid
Republic County Kansas marked the corner stone laying of a monument in memory of Pike as crowds gathered for a Fourth of July observance. The Associated Press reports local residents and officials participated in the ceremony at the site.
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Bration
Kansas
Zebulon Pike
Pike
Pawnee
Republic County
Lousiana Purchase
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Chicago public guardian mans trio hundred wards in Cook County
Miss Mary M. Barthelme, Cook County public guardian, oversees more than 300 minors in care. She handles estate duties, housing, clothing, and basic needs, while coordinating with her secretary and Juvenile Court to place and protect wards.
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Chicago
Mary M. Bartime
Cook County
Oak County
Misa Barthelme
Public Guardian
Moneys &O
Guardian
Marge Loente
Ehnime
Navel
Hove
Inderjouta
Tilmens
Business Men's Union of America Canada and West Indies Convene
Leaders of the necropave gather in Concord New Hampshire on July 4 for a five day convention to promote financial welfare of the colored race and discuss issues of industry and morality among African Americans across North America.
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the Business Men's Union of
Canada, America and
West Indies
Concord
N. i
Business Men's Union of America
Canada
North America
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Burke
Carbondale Department
Lodore
Conner's
Lake Lodote
Trinity Sunday School
Tietday
Hospital Yeaterday
Feeney
Jermyn and Mayfield
Delaware Water Gap
Rhoadsburg
Washington
Patriotic Order Song of America
Howell Brooks
Harvey's Lake
Watkins
van Buekirk
Malin Street
William T. Davis
Miln Street
Taylor
Anthracite Glee Club
Palace Hotel
J. Tarantias Thomas
Thomas
Havard
Taylor Lodge
Kniahts
Pythias
John W. Thomas
Jacob Sehever
Michael Eurine
Prelite
David Harris
James Morris
George Mareh
John J. Evans
Sentinel
Peter Parrington
D. M. Davis
Edmund Carter
Mall Street
D.C. Edwarda
Washburn Beach
West Scranton
Griffith's Hotel
Crowe Street
David Griffiths
Taylor Mine
Lion Coffee
Country
Elmhurst
The
Oileaga Record Herald
Dour Guardian
Mise Bartelme
Navy
Kersage
Misa Rautelme
Sam
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