Mine accident injuries reported in Carbonale area
Michael Garboro of Simpson with his wife and two children was crushed by falling rock in the Northwest mines and may not recover. James Johns of Dundaff street suffered a fractured ankle and leg bruising in a similar incident at Wilson Creek mine, with two to three weeks of recovery expected. Miss Martha Singer hosted guests at South Main Street as Mr and Mrs C B Alexander announce an August first homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Garboro
Simpson
Northwest
D. Ta Dalley
Wilson Creek
James Johns
Dundaff Street
School board committees named by President Moon
President Moon announces 189-1000 committees for the school board including Building Hughes Vannan and Moon, janitors Pinnock Hughes Kerwin, books and supplies Boylan Kerwin Vannan, course of study Dimock Boylan Moon. Director Vannan orders janitors to improve building sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Hughes
Vannan
Pinnock, Hughes and Kerwin
Boylan
Kerwin
Dimock
City Reports Record Low July Fourth Incidents
A remarkable Independence Day celebration ended with not a single arrest. Visitors enjoyed extensive entertainment and alcohol consumption with no disorderly conduct, a clean record for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pcity
Local and Personal News Highlights Across Town
Mr and Mrs H H Major entertained guests from Plymouth over the Fourth. P R Bevan returned from Paterson New Jersey. Professor A P Peters will return today from Paterson after a visit. Charles Rogers and R W Munn spent the Fourth in New York City and expect to return. Frank Arnold came back from New York. RK B Jackson of Susquehanna attended Sperl Heater company meeting. Dr BR Hampton of Scranton visited city. Dr H C Wheeler made a professional visit to Scranton. Mrs William Pethrick of Honesdale spent yesterday here. Mr and Mrs Frank Tracy visiting in Torrington Connecticut. Mrs Maggie Hall of Wilmington Del visiting her parents on Wyoming Street, returned home yesterday. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Fay held at St Nose church with Father Griffin preaching. Pall bearers listed. Robert Bryson suffered a heart attack of appendicitis. inconvelencent. Old foundry building on her street ignited by fireworks the Fourth night, confined to shingles. Funeral of Mrs Lydian McMullen held yesterday morning, Rev W B Grow officiating, remains taken to Aldenville for interment. Dr and Mrs C T Meaker depart today for ten days at Ocean Grove. Hon M T Hurke of Philadelphia also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Major
Lou Major
Plymouth
P. R. Bevan
Paterson
N. J
A. P. Peters
Charles Rogers
R. W. Munn
New York City
Frank Arnold
New York
RK. B. Jackson
Susquehanna
Sperl Heater Company
BR. Hampton
Scranton
H. C. Wheeler
William Pethrick
Honesdale
Frank Tracy
Torrington
Conn
Maggie Hall
Wilmington
Del
Joslin
Wyoming Street
Mary Fay
St. Nose Church
Father Griffin
James
William Connor
William
Thomas
Michael Martin
Robert Bryson
Frederick Gelder
Lydian McMullen
W. B. Grow
Aldenville
C. T. Meaker
Ocean Grove
M. T. Hurke
Philadelphia
Knights of Pythias to Install Officers in Odd Fellows Hall
Liberty lodge 188 announces an installation event at 7 20 PM in Odd Fellows Hall with a long program of singing prayer quartette instrumental numbers and multiple installations. Also reports a wedding at noon yesterday Miss Eliza Osborne to Robert Blakeslee of Coal Glen Ithaca NY bound for Buffalo and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellws
K. of
Poole
Thomas Cook
Williams
Hogarth
Deathwaite
V. C
D. of
Marcella Maxwell
F. M
Mary Maxwell
John Nasby
Arma
J. Stephens
Harry Langman
Lodge
Grand Chancellor
Archie Martin
W. E. Davis
John Hogarth
Topling
Eliza B. Osborne
Robert E. Blakeslee
Coal Glen
Jefferson County
Mary Osborne
Main Street
Naboth Osborne
J. St. Cook
M. EF. Church
Delaware and Windson
Buffalo
Ithaca
N. Y
Blakeslee
Cornell University
Angwin
Edward and
Garfield
Dunmore
May Kilpatrick
Carbondale
Gertrude Atherton
Olyphant
Coon
Malin Street
P. GB. Timlin
Morea Taylor Hospital
Ed. Mason
Merchant L. A. Green
Richard Harvey
Arminda Miller
Carrie Buckland
Elk Lake
Thomas Puckannon
Hiisabeth
N. J
Fourth of July celebration in Springville draws crowd
Tunkhannock residents enjoyed the Fourth in Springville with an early train bringing a sizeable crowd. Attractions included balloon ascent, foot races, and a ball game between Springville and a Company K N G P team. Only accident noted was Orrin Dibble of the Keeler house, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Springville
Company K
Orrin Dibble
Keeler House
Wedding of Miss Fannie Scrivens and Mr. Samuel Mal lett
At high noon Tuesday Miss Fannie Scrivens and Samuel Mal lett united in marriage at the bride’s Union street home in Taylor. Rev H H Harris officiated. Guests included relatives and friends. A dinner followed and a midnight departure for Utica New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Scrivens
Samuel Mallett
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Merchants
A 16 year reputation note from Fr J Cheney backed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is described as acting internally on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials claimed. Price one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Toledo
Hali
Locomotive wreck near Grassy Island shaft in Delaware and TMud
A twenty two ton locomotive pulling coal from Grassy Island shaft to the Klondike breaker at Olyphant wrecked after washing out of a culvert damaged the road bed. Fireman Frank Lonon and fireman James Lenon suffered serious injuries. engineer John Williams escaped unhurt. The engine, not badly damaged, may be placed back on the rails today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Grassy Island
Delaware
Klondike
Olyphant
Frank Lonon
James Lenon
John Williams
Blakely Borough
Borogh
Theman W. Mellen
Emily
Ashley
William Allen
Archbald
Injury from Banana Peel Delays Local Man in Olyphant
D Davis of Lackawanna Street sprained his ankle after slipping on a banana peel Tuesday morning. Dr. Kelly attends him as local notices preview excursions and school exams with events and travel plans for the coming week. Nearby residents attend church picnics and relatives visit, including Miss Constance Sweeny and Miss Florence McAndrew visiting from New York.
A Cheap Pacific Coast Trip Offer By Southern Railway
The National Education Association meet in Los Angeles prompts a low fare deal from the Southern Railway. One round trip fare plus a 2 membership fee with a seven dollar double berth Palace Tour on through Sleeping Cars. Tickets valid one way and return via routes including New Orleans or Portland with optional extensions and stopovers west of Denver. Further details from Chaos Hopkins in Philadelphia or A J Poston in Washington.
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National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Railway
Southern Rrailway
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Lake City
Colorado
Portland
Ore
el Paso
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Calfornia
Chaos
Ll. Hopkins
FPA
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
A. J. Poston
Sunset
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. Cc
Fourth of July Visitors and Local Stays in Montrose
Montrose residents hosted or visited during the Fourth with relatives and friends. Names include Mrs J L Lane from Lestershire, Mrs Shaw, Winnie Martin from Scranton, FE Barney of Nicholson, Bruce Crisman of Binghamton, Bessie Mack and Katherine Mack, Nelie Conklin, Ina Hitchner of West Pittston, Mary Dean of Wilkes-Barre, W J Horton of Binghamton, Meta Guy visiting in Binghamton, Tingley of Susquehanna, Mrs Bryce Stewart returning from the South, Fred Wuntrous of Scranton, and Dr Mark Hunter of Sayre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ll. Lane
Lestershire
N. Y
Shaw
Winnie Martin
Scranton
Mont- Tore
N. Barney
Nicholson
Bruce Crisman
Binghamton
J. Green
Bessie Mack
Katherine
Nelile Conklin
Elmira
Ina Hitchner
West Pittston
Mary Dean
Wilkes-Barroe
Horton
Meta Guy
Tingley
Susquehanna
W. E. Tingley
Bryce Stewart
Fred. Wuntrous
Mre
T. Watrous
Mark Hunter
Sayre
Louise Bunnell
Factoryville
Wilkes-Barre Social Notes Mention Guests and Activities
Mrs. George of Wilkes-Barre was guest of Mrs. James Logan on Main Street earlier this week. Miss Gertrude Watkins spent the Fourth with Mrs. Thomas Owens of Bakery. Golden Chain lodge will hold a regular meeting tonight. A please will be held in Father Mathewgrove today under St. Thomas church auspices. A new organ was purchased and a Glee club will be organized at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Mills and family spent the Fourth with friends in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wilkes-Barre
James Logan
Main Street
Gertrude Watkins
Thomas Owens
Bakery
Golden Chain Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Father Mathewgrove
St. Thomas' Church
Mills
Dunmore
Worker dies during ascent in Twin shaft incident
William Godoski a Polander working in the Twin shaft collapsed and died on reaching the surface on his way home last evening. An officer was notified to decide if an inquest is necessary. In Duryea Fred Stuckey's barber shop burned last night reducing the local landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Godoski
Fred. Stuckey
Duryea
Bald head returns from Klondike with hair and tales
The San Francisco Call recounts Roderick Dhu Smith's Klondike voyage where harsh cold supposedly restored his hair. Once bald and mocked, he claims Alaska's rigors killed germs and stimulated the scalp, yielding a remarkable transformation as proof of nature's power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
San Francisco
Roderick Dhu Rnith
Monty
Roderick
Arctic
Smith
Alaska
Samson
Alaska Climate Said to Boost Hair Growth on Dogs
P. J. McLeod reports from Alaska and the Northwest that climate aids hair growth on dogs. He notes dogs become shaggy like Shetland ponies, while joking about bald men and the need for a barber, contrasting with a hair-restorer idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McLeod
Alaska
Northwest
Mr. Smith
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W. M. Bush
Dorrance
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Kh. I
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Turn
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B. W. Lewis
H. F. Metcalf
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Metcalf
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PD. Bennett
FJ. Sampson
Taylor News
Utica
N.Y
Union Street
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Mallett
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
David J. Davis
North Taylor
Lake Winola
Mariam
Hannah Evans
Edgar Probyn
Frank Evans
Pittston
Edward Roberts
Kingston
Taylor Street
Loyal Temperance Union
Stewart Memorial Church
Rendham
Peceville
D. ¥. Davis
Lackawanna Street
Dr. Kelly
Co. Y
B. Society
Harvey's Lake
Viola Pugh
Nhen
Baltimore
Mary Jones
Susquehanna Street
John Watkinshaw
Wilkes- Marre
Trev
J. M. Smoulter
Rock Lake
Tuseaday
Ray Norman
Wyoming
John Burke
Constance Sweeny
Florence McAndrew
Jennie Langhan
Woods
Tuesay
Montrose
Priceburg
W. M. Bingham
Washington Ave
Overland Limited
Chicago
Union Pacife
Northwestern
California
Pacific Express
Chicago & North-Western
York Io
Chestnut Ft
Broadway
Cnican
Joa Klurk
Mallon
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson
All Drugglaw Chicago
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Hotel Albert
Ith ST. & University
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Tribune
Chichester
Geouwlon
Gare
Partionjera
Tortimantals
Efker
Rete
al Loca Prupglie
Philada
Lee
Redet
Vite
Naire
Jeffo A
Adar
Enh Pros
H. C. Gandereen
Druggiole
John H. Phelps
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