Orphans Auction in Carbondale City District
The estate of James Madden late of Carbondale city Lackawanna county deceased will be sold at public sale on Saturday at 10 o clock a.m. at the premises in Carbondale city. Described property includes a lot of land with specified boundaries and a canal site adjacent to the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. Proceeds go to the administrator and fixed terms apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Madden
Carbondale City
Lackawanna County
Ton
James Maden
Carbondale
Pyle
Carbetdale
Factatanne Emiity
Penny Tyantt
Delaware and Hideo Cann
Mary Rover
Hon
Dane Mareli
Rai Pelieare
Musi Canal
Ull Delane
Rotutr
The Fountain Muddle in City Water Fight
City engineers clash with Council over turning on park and trough fountains. A meter is required by the water company, forcing moving the fountain and potential added costs. The frost damaged pipes and miscommunication fueled the dispute amid rising maintenance worries.
Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Emalion After Weling
Advertisement notes relief from a medical condition using a powder product. Claims to prevent swelling and chafing, promising comfort and fit. Mentions mailing a package and an address for ordering.
Fount Pool Measurements Hint at Park Outflow
A brief note estimates the amount flowing from the park fountain, suggesting an observable quantity of water move outward. Officials did not specify exact figures but indicate measurable flow from the water feature.
Man Who Jumped From Erie Freight Leaves Hospital
Frank Kenyo an Erie section hand who leaped from the Erie yard at Dundaff street weeks ago was discharged from emergency hospital yesterday. The injury to his brain left him mentally unbalanced and he acted queerly though his physical condition was good. He asked to go home and returned there by the Weeat Ride. Keyna previously left hospital briefly before being brought back by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kenyo
Erie
Dundaff Street
Cromeing
Keyna
Keyne
Crescent Team Triumphs in Lake Lodore Baseball Tilt
Scranton teams and Carbondale clash in a July Fourth baseball at Lake Lodere. Giffin’s pitching and hitting pace Carbondale to victory over Crescent rivals, with Crescenta preparing for Friday practice and Sunday return, admission set at ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
Careondale
Chauteur
Uils
Carbondale
Sonnton
Scranton
Crescents
Lake Loadeve
Truth
Giffin
Lake Lodere
Griffins
Cresconte
Creseoents
Fox
Smith
Cutt
Madgins
Phowera
Teary
Morar
Loftus
Smith Cuil
McAndrews
Hadeins
Kelleher
Sthelders
Pidgeon
Rogan
McHale
Murray
Outtehiers
Monahan
Emmet
Hallordon
The
Crescenta
Alumni Park
Funeral of Mrs Abbott
The late Mrs Maria Abbott formerly of this area died in Elmira New York at 81 years and was laid to rest in Maplewood cemetery yesterday afternoon. Mov A T H yer rector of Trinity church conducted the service as pallbearers Byron Clark Will Morrin Frank Hubbard John Godard Charles Perkin accompanied the procession after arriving on the D and H at 2 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Abbott
Ela
Elmira
N. Y
Maplewood Cemetery
McVernon Boy Returns Home After Eye Injury
Young McVernnon, the forest spy boy, was sent home yesterday to his parents with eye sight fully restored after treatment for a punctured eyeball caused by a stick during a childish dispute at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young McVernnon
Family trio visits Honesdale during vacation
Mr and Mrs John Morrison and Miss Mame Gerrity of Dundatt street along with Ms Julia Gerrits a Bellevue hospital nurse on vacation enjoyed a drive to Honesdale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Mame ‘Gerriry
Dundatt Street
Julia Gerrits
Bellevue Hospital
Honesdale
George G Randolph Camp and Branch 40 Militant Flags
George G Randolph camp No 188 Sons of Veterans and Carbondale cant on No 40 Patriarchs Militant are listed in a fraternal or veteran organization notice with affiliations and local units indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Randolph
Sons of Veterans
Hulls Hearing Today in Slaying of Edwin Schoonover
Hull will be arraigned before Squire Smith in Honesdale for a prima facie case in the death of Edwin Schoonover of Beranton. Witnesses include Captain Davis of Scranton police and Constable Edward Neary, with supporters from Waymart and Carbondale. Schoonover’s daughter identifies a chain found beside the knife as her father’s, triggering emotional testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schoonover
Equire Smith
Honesdale
Commonwealth
Schoonover
Hull
Winans Hull
Edwin Schoonaver
Beranton
Squire Smith
Captain Davis
Scranton
Waymart
Sehoonover
Edward Neary
Wayne County
Carbondale
Constable Neary
Gue Messen
Salem Avenue
Edward Coddington
Timperlel
Hall
Emery Lee
Martin T. O'Malley
Crrybondale
The
Tribune
Waymiert
Short
Neary
Dioll
Schoonovers
Liekhirtin Avenue
Eranten
Tone
Miles Schoonover
Crimoe
Ineter
Sol Fuhrman
Bohoshover
Death at crossing blamed on Wayman's negligence
Coroner's jury in Carbondale finds George Wayman died July 6 1901 after being struck by a Delaware and Hudson train at the Dunduff crossing. Witnesses testified Wayman appeared intoxicated and walked into the train's path. jury absolves the railroad of fault citing his own negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wayman
Dundatt Street
Delawire
Dunduff Crossing
Joes Ae
Wayman
Duvall Street Oremeing
Carbontaly
Turies
Carbondale
Edward Neary
Louis Gramer
Kar
Horton
J.T. McAndrew
CG. H. Kupp
James F. Reaulaur
Beys
Missenger Teain
Carden
Shimmerhorn
John Toplin
George Brennan
Brenna
Rhinnertiern
Brink
Tident
Martin Crippen
Delawie and Minison
Roberts
Stroman
Hothiam
Shinnerhorn
Watchimut
Crippen Ileo
Jury Finds Way Man’s Negligence Caused Disaster
The jury retired at the juncture and brought the verdict that Way man’s negligence was the cause of his disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman
Prof Geary Assigned To Semi Centennial Duties
Prof A Wilson Geary of the High school has been chosen to lead the semi centennial association quarters opened recently in the city hall. He is noted as especially suited to the duties of his new position and will assume his office shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson Geary
Geary
Obituary for Michael Gaffney and a separate death notice
Michael Gaffney died Monday evening at 1205 Thompson Street North Scranton after a leg operation for a fatty muscle tumor followed by Brights disease. He was married in June 1885 to Mary Coleman and leaves four children Mary Michael Kathryn Richard, plus brother Hugh Gaffney of Wilkes Barre. Funeral is a high mass of requiem at Holy Rosary at 9.40 with interment Cathedral Cemetery Areula. A second obituary notes the death of Areula Lovetas, 78, from bowel trouble, interred after a Delaware and Hudson transfer to Calkins. she was sister of Mrs Eph Holt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gaffney
Thompson Street
North
Scranton
Bright
Mary Coleman
Thin City
Mary
Michael
Kathryn
Areula
John Lovetasa
Boyd's Mille
Wayne County
Delaware and Hudson Road
Calkins
Slater
Mra
Aineph Holt
Local shipping clerk leaves on Pan American trip
John Halsted of Carbondale Ma chine company travels with his wife and children to the Pan American with stops at Bickler Hollow and Dalton. He leads the P. L. of A. band which meets weekly. a temporary replacement will fill his position during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halsted
Carbondale Machine Company
Pan-American
Bickler Hollow
Dalton
Chilren
Mr. Elalsted
Evry
Turner family to spend summer in England
Mire Montague Turner of River Street departs Tuesday night with her children for a summer in England. They will be absent from the area during the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Montague Turner
River Street
England
Foreman Thomas Bretman Takes Charge Of Road Crew
Thomas Bretman, a longtime guest at the Harrison residence, traveled to Middletown yesterday to oversee a force of laborers assigned to road work on the Ontario and Western railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bretman
Harrison House
Middletown
Ontario & Western Rail
Wind Sor Railroad Improvements Led by Mr Brennan
Mr. Brennan headed the team that completed the railroad improvements at Windsor last week. The project moved forward under his direction, marking a significant local infrastructure effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Windsor, N
Delightful Pan-American Visit Impresses Vincent Manners
Vincent H. Manners, manager of the People’s shoe store, returns from Buffalo praising the Pan-American exposition. He calls it a great show with stunning electrical displays and diverse music by Sousa, the Royal Hungarian band, and a Mexican band. He notes Sousa’s popularity but acknowledges Hungarian musicians for classical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent H. Manners
People's Shoe Store
Buffalo
Mr. Manners
Tribune
Sousa
Royal Hungarian Band
Notable Local Happenings and Social Notes
Henry Berry and wife returned from Southern Pines for health benefits. The Browns and Rubbernecks of Olyphant play for a $50 purse Saturday, with Crescents members Moran Loftus Rogan and McHale joining. A baby girl arrived at the Delaney home on Spencer Street. Andrew O’Connell becomes district agent for the Catholic Light of Scranton. John K Roche and family occupy a Crystal Lake cottage. Misses Raylon Hall Hutchins Anna Hutchine, et al, return from Pan-American expo. several others travel for relief and work. A German Singing society outing to Pevitelle is planned with a special train. Locals visit Crystal Lake and attend family and social events around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berry
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Mr. Berry
Olyphant
Moran
Loftus
South Church Street
Catholic Light
Pcranton
John KE. Roche
Scranton
Crystal Lake
Mary Raylon
Fulkerson
Grace Hall
Harriet Hutchins
Anna Hutch
Globe
Hannah Tighe
West Elde
Jeremyn
Richard Cobbledick
Charles Cobbledick
Engle Bridge
N. Y
Henry Smith
Arthur Taylor
W. J. Hambley
Iron Mountain
Mich
Z. T. Phillips
Jeng
Hambls
Peckville
Helmes
Waterbury
Conn
Marvy & BR. Jenkins
Privfox
H. A. Lee
Mountain House
Cadossa
N.Y
J. McHale
Main Street
Erie
J. 7
Y Royle
River Street
R. H. Trailes
Traijles
Mamle Early
Seventh Avenue
Stranton
Local residents visit Scranton area in a week of social calls
Miss Marie Gallagher of Scranton and Miss Alice Quinn of Mayfield visit this city. many others including Miss Sadie Rowley, Mrs. Rollin A. Sawyer, Miss Mary Bryson and Miss Belle Philbin spend time with friends. Visitors arrive from Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia and Binghamton while local residents host and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gallagher
Scranton
Alice Quinn
Mayfield
Sadie Rowley
Mikes Ethel Morgan
Thomas Fox
Mary Bryson
Jermyn
Bern
Hugh Gilgallon
Brooklyn Street
F. E. Schillinger
Harrison House
Marie McDonough
Pike Street
Rollin A. Sawyer
Honesdale
Anna
Mame Grady
Mise Mame Bergan
Frank Stephenson
Waymart
Peter Kelly
New York City
Henry Douglass
Binghamton
Misa Belle Philbin
Margaret Meehan
Gertrude
Genevieve Gilmartin
William L. Lewis
Philadelphia
Lamb and Son
Ethelbert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Culkin
West Scranton
Julia Kilhullen
Kate Kennedy
South Main Street
J. J Kennedy
FE. Maude Michael
Mya
F. F. Q Tessegiier
South Gibson
Carbondale
Mary Yarrington
Lathrope Insurance Agency
Wayne Street
Nellie Brady
Margery Fitzpatrick
Hattie Campania
Bridgeport
Miss Jennie Martin Visitation News From New York
Moosic reports Miss Jennie Martin of New York visiting her aunt Mrs. William Blevensor and Mr and Mrs A G Brown with children traveling to New Jersey. Miss Stella Levan returns after two months in Philadelphia. Mike Lou Hutchings departs for New York to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Martin
New York
William Blevensor
A. G. Brown
Chilldren
New Jersey
Stella Levan
Philadelphia
Mike Lou Hutchings
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh and dyspepsia
Testimonials from Leonard F. Verdery and others in Augusta and Buckhead praise Peruna and Manalin as effective treatments for catarrh and dyspepsia. Advertisers claim improved health, urge trials, and offer medical advice from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio for prompt results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard F. Verdury
FR. M. Baker
Cition
Buckhead
Pertina
Perina
No headline available from provided fragment
A Philadelphia woman visiting her uncle in Malin Street is mentioned. The school board met Monday evening to elect teachers for the coming year. Moosle Powder company paid employees yesterday. Miss Gertie Dix visited Scranton yesterday. Mt. Bayard Hand spent a few days fishing at Spring Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Joseph Stillman
Philadelphia
James Levan
Malin Street
Moosle Powder Company
Gertie Dix
Scranton
Mt. Bayard Hand
Spring Brook
Jermyn and Mayfield News Briefs on Local Industry and Life
Pumps at Delaware and Hudson mines near Glenwood reduce water, risking early recommencement of operations in Jermyn. Local idle weeks hit workers and merchants. A quiet wedding unites James Roberts and Laura Linderman. Community events include Hibernians installation and music program. Accidents, travel, and visits fill regional pages with updates on residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Glenwood
James Roberts
Michael Roberts
North Main Street
Laura Linderman
Archhard
Peckville
Jermyn
Joseph T. Roberts
Mamie
Secon Street
George T. Fletcher
Lackawanna
Lake Chapman
Order of Hibernians
Frank Brocker
North Caro
Michael Furey
East Side
Yee
Teriday
Robert Maxwell
Atlantic City
Dr. Harper
New York City
Unclaimed Jer feys and community notices in Taylor post
The Taylor post office lists unclaimed Jer feys for period ending July 10 and urges claimants to state advertised and Mest dates. Prohibition league to hold a rally at Van Horn’s hall tomorrow evening. A concert and drawing to benefit John Evans of Taylor street will be at Weber’s bank on August 15 to fund an artificial limb. The Die To band plans an outing at Naw Aur park today. A boy burned his foot at Keyser valley while playing near heated ashes during track work. Community visits, mine workers, and local social events fill the page with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerfeys
Taylor Post Office
Dr. T. Griffiths
Celia Mack
Mark Philbin
Luke Waleh
Rona Francesco
Felixs Reonal
Qram Roso
Peter Noricky
Getano Cardinale
John W. Reeve
Per BR
Prohibition League
van Horn
Nelger
Powell
Richards
Keyser Valley
Robert
George Mood
Niet
Mea
David Davis
Weer Sceanton
Richard D. Thomas
Pyne
Lackawanna Company Engineer Corps
J. F. Taylor
Main Street
Gertrude Reese
Bloomburg
Miss Evans
Mive May Wells
Clarke's Green
Mary Casey Weds Martin Gibbone in Olyphant Parish
In St Patrick’s church Mary Casey married Martin Gibbone of Dunmore street yesterday at 4 pm. Rev John MacLaughlin officiated before a large gathering. The bride wore white lawn with lace, attended by B Norton. Groomsman Peter Malley. A reception followed at the bride’s Second street home. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbone will reside on Dunmore street. Also noted a Mother and Baby party at Presbyterian social room with prizes and a Salvation Army band service on Lackawanna and Willow Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Casey
Martin &. Gibbone
Dunmore Street
John MacLaughlin
Norton
Peter Malley
Second Street
Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Prosser
Edward Prowser
William Evane
Glendon Thomas
F. J. Thomas
Gildys Woonlen
Thomas Woolen
Salvation Army
Scranton
Lackawanna and
Willow Streets
A. Berry
Tniondale
Harry Buddle
Misa Nettie Mason
Poultney
W. Vs. Lloyd
William Pugh
Lackawanna Street
Local Social Notes From Clark's Green and Nearby
Clarence Decker of New York visits sister Mrs. Coon while Grace Bast, infant son of Rev H Bast, lies ill with cholera infantum. Mrs. Mead and daughter May attend funeral of Elias Hinckley of Nicholaen. Dan Stevens plans two weeks with his parents in Wyalusing. Mr Chamberlain and Wilkes-Barre kin move into FL H Greene's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fe, Decker
New York
W. P. Coon
Grace
H. Parlett Bast
Bmith
Randall
Decker
Hiram Zimmerman
Willis Austin
Newark
N. J
J. B. Austin
Benjamin Mead
May
Elias Hinckley
Nicholaen
Dan Stevens
Wyalusing
Wm. Matthews
Scranton
Walter L. Matthews
Mr. Chamberlain
Wilkes-Barre
FL H. Greene
Peckville Huckleberry Harvest Promises Bright Yields
The Huckleberry crop near Peckville is being harvested and expected to be large. The Sterrick Creek colliery was idle yesterday for want of cars. Wilson Fire Company plans a rain bake on Saturday evening July 27. A horse attached to a gig owned by Joseph Fendick ran away Tuesday. the rig finally reached Priceburg with minor damage. Miss Alice Moonta is spending the week at the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo with Mr and Mrs J W Parkhurst of Reed City and Mr and Mrs B HM Darkhuret of Kikland Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrick Creek
Wilson Fire Company
Joseph Fendick
Priceburg
Alice
Moonta
Buffalo
J. W. Parkhurst
Reed City, Mich
B, Hm, Darkhuret
Kikland, Pa
Krause's Headache Capsules Policy and Warnings
The advertisement touts Krause's Headache Capsules as a fast remedy for severe headaches and warns against imitations containing dangerous drugs like antipyrine chloral morphine and other substances. It urges buyers to insist on Krause's and buy only from reputable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause's
Krause
Newberry Divorce Case Reported In Out of Court Settlement
A divorce action filed by Professor G. R. Newberry, son of United States Apibnesgides Wigste, was announced with an out of court agreement. The settlement terms reportedly resolve the case without trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleiki
Mes
Profesor
G. R Newberry
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the People's Exchange
Beneft
Stee
Walteva
Corner Church Etrter
Ralem Avenue
Memorial Surk
Frick
Dave
Council Tools
Common Council
Cmam
Prick
Falcbery
Water Company
Uselesn Am
Weling Allen
Bevis
Mai
Kenyo
Hospital
McVernon
Geo, Wayman
Prof
George Edmunds
Harriet Compania
Nelie Brady
Marcy Fitzpatrick
Nora Newton
Church Street
Crytus Lake
BH. KK. Morse
L. F. Verdery
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Leonard F. Verdery
Jermyn and Mayfield
Noellle Davis
Denver
Cato
J. E. Watkins
South Matin Street
Plymouth
James Nash
Mineraville, Pa
Marie Evans
Pittston
Taylor
Newberry
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