School board fails to re elect principal amid upheaval
In Carbondale the school board did not re elect Professor H J Hockenberry as principal after about fifteen years of service. The vote failed 4 3 with no other applicants and salaries set at 1500 a year, likely reduced to 1000. New teachers were elected for the coming year across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hockenberry
Echool
Forbes
Hockenberry
Christendom
Wis
Mersin
Moon
Vannan
Hughes
Yen
Kerwin
Dimock
Boylan
Central High School
Bryden
C. M. Lesher
Lacy Joslin
Kathryn EF. Pace
Cora Matebrook
Harriet
Marsh Walsh
Nora A. Murphy
Emma J. Barrett
Loua Gilmartin
Anna BH
Lotta No. T
T. J. Gilmartin
Kathe Scott
Katie Gethins
Alice Connor
Kathryn Jay
Alice Tiashlingh
Myrthe Th Alexander
Bittie Vandermark
May PengeHy
Hisabeth Warto
Anna M. McLain
Bill Malone
M. Louise Mavis
Lizzie KR. Walsh
Thomas W. Loftus
A. Wilson Geary
Bila Roland
V. Teresa Durkin
P. HL
Anthracite Land and Improvement Co Elects Directors
The annual meeting was held yesterday and the following directors were elected B H Hendrietk A P Trautwein L A Patterson James Parrett and J Z Simpson. The report notes continued governance by a five member board.
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The
Anthracite Land and Improvement Company
Yeatorday
Folowing
BH. J. Hendrietk
A. P. Trautwein
L. A. Patterson
James Parrett
J. Z. Simpson
Direc
Torn Election Yields Officers For Club
Torn notes list officers elected: President E. E. Hendrick, Treasurer Edward Clarkson, Secretary Mon 8 8 Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torn
Folowing
E. E., Hendrick
Edward Clarkson
Mon
Jones
Local notices and visits across towns and events
Residents and visitors are listed with locations in Monroar Susquehanna and nearby towns. Names include Mrs J W Aitken Miss Ethel Aitken Mr and Mrs William Fowen Mrs J B Pethick Delbert Cramer Miss Katherlie Hartigan Tessie Migeging Pierce Butler Jennie Howard Potter and others. Community events include Anthracite Bettlers association meeting July 13 at Union hotel Pittston.
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J. W. Aitken
Ethel Aitken
Monroar
William Fowen
Cemetery Street
J.B. Pethick
Prompton
Delbert Cramer
Carte Avenue
Clifford
Katherlie Hartigan
Tessie Migeging
Binghamton
Pierce Butler
Jennie
Ocean Grove
Howard Potter
Delaware and Hudson Road
Murrin
Michael Judge
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Cora Estabrook
Etta Felts
Tomerrey
Asbury Park
Alice Crago
Susquehanna
Jermyn and Mayfield Newsheet Roundup
Mrs Stanton of Pitts ton was arrested by Chief McGinley and faces removal of her four children to the Home for the Friendman. Jack Pellow was jailed for stealing two data and a ceat from Tutel Avery’s hall. A Twentyeth Century Cycle club meeting and smoker are planned tonight. George and Charlie Maynard arrive in Dawson City with Charles joining Klondike Nugget office. James Waters to be honored by St James Church before his departure to England.
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Jack Pellow
Tutel Avery
Tnst
Twentieth Century Cycle Club
Hisdren
Dawson City
George
Chariie Maynard
John Maynard
Routh Main
Klondike Nugget
James Waters
Offaere
St. James Church
England
St James Church Followed By Weekend Activities
The article notes a faithful St James church attendee moving away with regrets. It mentions a reception for his departure and a group including Tom Ainey Sam Temby Ed Butterworth and John Wassey en route from Klondike. It also reports F S Friend visiting from Wyoming and the St James Sunday school outing to Lake Chapman next week. Local pigeon fancier George Usher displays prize stock with a test flight from Scranton to Mayfield.
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St. James Church
Tom Ainey
Sam Temby
Ed. Butterworth
John Wassey
Tory
Lake Chapman
George Usher
Maytiel
Scranton
Mayfield
Usher
Wilkes-Barre
Community Notes From Taylor and Area Events
Taylor residents prepare for Mountain Park excursion on Tuesday June 1 with a bicycle race open to all. The lye county Christian Endeavor Union meets at Mountain Park on Thursday August 4. Local residents attend a reception for guests from Hyde Park. A social is planned at Weber's tank on July 15. Marriage of Mrs. Margaret Jones and Mr. Robert Kemmer in town. Methodist Episcopal church plans a social at Atherton's grove on July 28. Frank Caswell Jr now of Porty Fort is reported seriously ill. Reds baseball team to face Senators at Green Ridge today. Mrs Wheel and Mrs Slater of West Pittston visit. Norman Btorges of Bucknell University vacationing with parents in Old Forge. Master Harvey Howells of Girard...
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Mountain Park
Tuesden
Lye County
Hyde Park
Weber's Tank
Margaret Jones
Robert Kemmer
J. M. Lloyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Atherton's Grove
Frank Caswell, Jr
Porty Fort
Reds
Green Ridge
Senators
Wheel
Slater
West Pittston
Norman Btorges
Bucknell University
Sterges
Old Forge
Harvey Howells
Girard
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Change Brings Morning Run
Tunkhannock wins a new morning train to Wilkes-Barre on Mondays and Thursdays, two trips weekly, expanding service as ridership allows. The Wilkes-Barre departure is in the morning with a 7:00 arrival, and a return trip follows. Local court matters and various residents’ movements are also noted, including a plan for an auditor to distribute funds and community administrative updates.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tunkhannock
Here
Wilkes-Starre
Valley
Wilkes- Barre
Take Wincle
Mia
Wy, KE. Little
Markin Metealf
Evylyn ‘Townsend
Sarah Hardley
Garrick M. Borden
H. 8. Harding
FL. K. Little
Knapp
Skinner's Eddy
Asa HH. Frear
Lake Windla
Thomas M. Harding
Harding
Qo. Niinwelth
Jamea
United States Army
Cuba
Hey
Mra
Hellge
New York
William H. Walters
Balinrlayket
Mise Bicunor J. Lithe
Exeuntors
John Briungess
Mr. Mutt
Reverend Tribble to preach in Seaford next Sunday
Rev William Tribble and his son Floyd depart Tuesday for Seaford Delaware where Tribble will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday. Rev Robert H. Reidy, former local pastor, and his wife have arrived to spend two weeks and will occupy the local pulpit this Sunday. A large group of Tribune Fresh Air Children from New York and Brooklyn are being hosted here and attracting local interest.
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William Trieble
Floyd
Seaford
Methodist Church
Robert H. Reidy
Tribble
Reidy
Myrtle Gay
Tribune Fresh Air
New York
Brooklyn
John T. Willams
Baptist Sunday Scool
Lake Ariel
Port Blanchard
Erie and Wyoming
Sharp's Ferry
Samuel Honeywell
Lehmen
Florence Cohee
Baltimore
Addie Wilson
Carverton
Fire Nearly Destroys East Side Hotel
A hotel on the East Side escaped major damage after a cigar fell into sawdust and ashes, smoldering through the night. Smoke filled the building and a hole burned through the bar room floor before discovery at around 8 am. Carpenter Stasley Newton, recently returned from Avery Island, La., is ill with typhoid fever, part of a group exposed south. Blakely council members announce a public installation at Ledyard hall on Thursday July 13, inviting all residents.
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J. Johns
Mr Johns
Stasley Newton
Avery Island
Blakely Council
Ledyard Hall
Odd Fellows
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Fraud
One hundred dollar reward offered for cure of catarrh by Ulali's Catarrh Cure from V. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. Local druggists and wholesalers including WHST TRUAX Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm and its reliability. Hale family Pills touted as the best with testimonials available.
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Ulali
V. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
FP. J. Cheney
Bhlin
Whst & Truax
McDonoughs New Gilmore Avenue Residence Nears Completion
The new residence of John McDonough on Gilmore Avenue is nearing completion. Myles Jennings returned to Rochester after a brief visit with friends here. The superstructure of the Greenwood No 1 colliery is under construction this afternoon. The Hastings residents Misses Thornton and Julia Sullivan face convictions and will return home this week.
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John McDonough
Gilmore Avenue
Mister Thornton
Julia Sullivan
Hastings
Myles Jennings
Rochester
Greenwoud No. 1
Oregson
Fragmentary quote sparks remembrance of Chicago record
Incomplete OCR text shows a reader referencing a photograph titled Iguinen Knows. The speaker notes the subject’s preference for viewing it and connects the image to another unnamed Chicago record, indicating memory or comparison but lacking full context.
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Misa Fpodua
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Anthracite Company
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Philadelphia
Thomas Howells
South Taylor
Thomas Jenking
Union Street
Taylor News
Christian Endeavorer Union
Horsford
Chay
Wyoming
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Waldron
Big Horse Sale
Cusick
Washington Avenue
Minookea
Wall
Neevita Medical Co
Chicago
Moetiurrah
Thomas
Lirage Rikiia
lLoekuwatina Ave
Beranton
AJAX
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Ek Bmedy CO
Matthews Bros
H. C. Banderron
Druga
Dr. Peal
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Cleveland
John H Phelps
Pharmaciot
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