Subscriptions to Semi Centennial Fund Promoted
The semi centennial fund receives early subscriptions from three civic leaders as Carbon Dale plans jubilee celebrations. Donations include 8150 from Hon EL BR Hendricks 100 from Postmaster J H Thomas and 50 from Somes Stoll. Certificates of membership issued to subscribers accompany canvass efforts this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Hon
EL BR
Hendricks
J. H. Thomas
Somes Stoll
Treasury
A. Wilton Gear
Lively ale explodes in Peckville depot barrel incident
A barrel of lively ale stored at the Delaware and Hudson depot in Peckville exploded after fermenting in warm weather. The blast sent the contents and nearby huckleberries flying, causing damage estimated at about 70 dollars for berries, with far less value remaining after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Pockville
Beranton
Peckville
Mr. Monahan in Weak But Steady Condition
Proprietor John J. Monahan of the Harrison house remains extremely weak after a Friday hemorrhage of the stomach but is viewed as favorable by Drs Gilles and Kelly in attendance. Recurrence of the attack occurred Friday with no sign of further danger, offering encouragement to his numerous city and valley friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Monahan
Harrison House
Dre
Gilles
Kelly
Mr. Monahan
Madden Property Sold at Public Auction
Public sale of the late James P. Madden's property on the South side, advertised in the Tribune for weeks. A double lot with two buildings was purchased by a Baltimore building and loan association holding the mortgage, price tied to the mortgage amount. Alderman Morrison, the administrator, conducted the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Madden
Tribune
Building and Loan Association of
Faltimore
Corteen
Alderman Morrison
Rev John White to Depart for Denver to Begin Sacred Duties
Rev John White son of Luke White of Upper Canaan Street departs tomorrow for Denver Col to take up duties in the sanctuary to which he has been consecrated. Father White native of Carbondale and high school graduate has served here since his first mass in June and begins his sacred duties with the goodwill of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Luke White
Canaan Street
Denver
Col
Father White
Carbondale
Legion of Friends
Birthday honors for Mary Killeen celebrated in Brooklyn
Mr and Mrs James Killeen of Brooklyn street entertained Friday for the eighth birthday of their daughter Mary. The gathering was enjoyed by the fifth guests who shared in the Killeens hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Killeen
Brooklyn Street
Mary
Killeen
Miss Ethyl Scott Arrives With Mother to Settle Here
Miss Ethyl Scott and her mother arrived on Saturday to take up residence in the city. Miss Scott is a young woman linked to local society and now part of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Scott
Mother
Scott
Teeta Fm
Abe
Allen's Foot-Eas and Glove Remedies Recounted
Fragmentary text describes Allen's Foot-Ease and associated gloves offering relief and soothing effects. The garbled lines reference remedies and preparations, mentioning gloves and skin comfort amid unclear names and places.
Miss Scott Joins Institute as English Teacher
Miss Scott assumes duties as instructor of English and languages at the institute. She brings superior musical training and will teach a limited number of music pupils. Prof. Scott notes the institute publishes a highly creditable journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nister
W. A. PF. Scott
Scott
Business Institute
Improvements At Crystal Lake Park To Beautify Boulevard
Crystal Lake Park Company undertakes extensive improvements along the boulevard to enhance the lake area. Plans include a speedway a smooth carriage drive a multiuse path and provisions for a baseball diamond and a golf course with ongoing enhancements expected this year. The area attracts visitors with the lake fishing and surrounding scenery as Fern Hall and the new Mullaney Brothers hotel showcase local confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake Park Company
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Mullaney Bros
Petty Thieves Reported Across Town
Several complaints reach the police about petty thefts in town. A gocart belonging to John F. Morgan was taken from Salem avenue after Mrs. Morgan left it while shopping. A small barefooted girl in a blue frock was seen with a cart on Church Street. Flower gardens along Mundati street and River front were also raided, with flowers and household items stolen from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Morgan
Salem Avenue
Trent
Golf Club Officers Form Permanent Carbondale Club
The Carbondale Golf club names Dwight L. Crane as president F K E Burr as vice president A G Rutherford as secretary and George H Paul as treasurer The site committee reports a course secured at Alumni park with forty acres to be leased from Temple Iron and Coal company land department this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Golf Club
Tribune
Dwight L. Crane
F. K E. Burr
A. (. Rutherford
George H. Paul
Alumni Park
Land Department
The
Temple Irom and Coal Company
Four Hungarians Assault Polander in Laat Chane Settlement
John Lotesky, a Polander in Laat Chane, was beaten by four Hungarians after a standing quarrel yesterday afternoon. Three held him while one struck his head with a stone, leaving a frightful scalp laceration. He spent over an hour in dressing. Joe Wallik, possibly involved, was arrested last night by Constable Moran and Patrolman McAndrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lotesky
Laat Chane
Joe Wallik
Lotosky
Moran
McAndrew
Germania Singing Society Excursion to Poyntelle
The Germania Singing Society conducted a successful excursion to Poyntelle yesterday. Members and numerous friends formed a lively crowd of excursionists who enjoyed the events of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Singing Society
Poyntelle
Passing Throngs and Visitors Move Through Town
The passing throng notes Miss Lingie O Maley of Pittston visiting relatives in Carvondale. Mize Mamie Early of Seventh Ave NE is guest of a relative. Peter Coleman of Beranton spent yesterday at his home on the West Side. William McHale of Olyakant in charge of a force of fillers at Forest City was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingie O'Maley
Pittston
Carvondale
Mamie Early
Seventh Avene
Beranton
Peter (Oleman
William McHale
Olyakant
Iillers
Forest City
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD BRIEFS AND ACCIDENTS
Injuries and incidents across Jermyn and Mayfield include Frank Rawling Jr breaking his forearm after a porch fall, and a girl mistaking helphore for licorice powder causing poisoning. Locals travel and utilities work continue as boilers are installed, while a buffalo robe theft from a carriage house is mysteriously returned after a detective inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Rawling
M. J. Bhielde
Frank Couch
Second Street
Snyder
Port Jervis
J. H. Walker
Becandetreet
John Masnard
South Main Street
Poyntelle
Delaware and Hudson
James Dunn
Main Street
Theodore Boettique
Maury
Hagteran
John Solomon
Green Ridge
Severnl
Jd. & Stackers
Browns Triumph Over Rubbernecks In Weekend Park Tilt
About five witnesses saw the Browns defeat the Rubbernecks 8 to 6 at the park on Saturday. The game featured errors on both sides and a third inning outburst by Pettirew of the Rubbernecks. Morgan and Cleary struggled on the mound while Mahon and Wheeler made notable catches. Local social notes include visits from Dr. Neleon, Mrs. Frons guests, and plans for the Presbyterian Sunday school annual picnic at Nay Aug park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Fetticoos
Morgan
Sheriton
Mahon
Wheeler
Garbett
Cleary
Rogan
Furke
Pettierew
Halle
Omr Morgan
Sheridan
Pitehen
Roe
Curtis
Roeun
Shervian
Mergan
Hiome
Meergan
Teith
Pettlerew
Ant Meehan
Mire
Neleon
Waverly
A. O Frons
Harry Northup
John Connelly
Soynton
John Walkinghaw
Wilkes- Barre
Sadie Timlin
Jermyn
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nay Aug Park
San, Om
J. L. Thomas
Binghamton
Blakely
M. J. Gardner
Pittston
Henry Beaupre
Delaware Street
George Miller
Archbald
Lackawanna Street
Funeral of John Gangner son of Lincoln Heights couple
The funeral for John Gangner one year old son of Mr and Mrs William Gangner of Lincoln Heights formerly residents of this place was held yesterday at 3 oclock from the home. Rev Dr W H Harris Calvary Baptist Taylor officiated. Burial followed in Stafford cemetery with Emma and Margaret Mavis Edith and Bertha Kohler as pallbearers and Celina Beecham May Dax as flower bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
William Gangner
Lincoln Heights
Plaice
Owlock
HW. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
O F Taylor
Tremaine
Stafford
Emma
Margaret Mavis
Edith
Bertha Kohler
Celina Beecham
May Dax
William Well
Tell Range
John Detninger
Henry von Welkenfluh
Arnold Moore
Ulrich Heorger
John Horger
Alex Huber
John & Kocher
John Reider
M. String
Henry W. Welsonbuig
John Dellinger
Cas
Funeral notices and local social updates in Minooka area
Friday evening events and yesterday activities include funeral services for Corporal James Duddy with Rev. James Renninger officiating and interment at Stafford cemetery. Local bands and residents attend services and many residents report visits, improvements, and forthcoming outings at Harvey's Lake on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Renninger
Stafford
Taylor
James Duddy
Minooka
John T. Gibbons
North Taylor
David X. Lewis
Main Street
Odd Fellows
Harvey's Lake
Evan Jenkins
Evans
Walee
Luzerne County
Emblem Division
Sona
Temperance
Thomas M. Howells
William M. Evans
South Taylor
Dover
Claude Carter
Carbondale
Wilson
Rendham
Henry Lewis
N. J
Annie
Minnie Baker
Kenora Lake
Thomas H. Jones
Storra Street
West Scranton
James Bielin
Archbald
Grogan
Patrick Walsh
Philip
Chicago
Til
William Fox
Groove Street
Feoward Gangner
Centermoreland
Thomas Powell
Plymouth
William Andrews
Storrs
Hodges
Calvary Bapter Church
Peckville youths disrupt Prospect Hill area prompting police warning
A Friday night disturbance by a crowd of youths near Prospect Hill alarmed residents. Police may be summoned again if the nuisance repeats. Community notices mention a July 16 lawn talent show at KE M Barnes and a Pan-American exposition trip for the Squires family. Local residents visiting relatives and ongoing water works at the pulI fountain are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Seain
KE. M. Barnes
Walnut Street
FE. W. Squires
Francis
Buffalo
Catherine Hiertity
Scott
Lydia Taylor
Lewis
Puli
W. J. Broad
Winifield
Honesdale
William Swaler
Fugitive Bookkeeper A T Scott Captured After Long Chase
A T Scott, a Dubuque native and embezzler, was captured in Seattle after a three year pursuit spanning the continent and Alaska. He fled with Angie Metech, fled the Great Western railway, and was held for embezzlement charges pursued by the American Bonding and Trust Company and Pinkerton agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
A. T. Scott
Scottia
Dubuque
Iowa
Great Western Railway
Scotts
Scott
Angie Metech
Mires Angel Motech
Mise Motsch
Great Western
Pmib
American Bending and Trust Company
Pinkerton
Thir
Honding
Cononet
Duburque
Pressure for suspenders in fashion debate at Morgan desk
A St Louis Mirror piece defends shirt waists and suspenders worn by men including J Pierpont Morgan. It argues suspenders are a healthy, aesthetic alternative to belts and that societal pressure on male attire is improper and hypocritical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cafe
Maeers
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Drew
Porto Ricans Benefit From New Trade Relation
Special Correspondence of The Tribune outlines how Hawaii’s reciprocity leads to a sugar boom and capital inflows, arguing Porto Rico will gain similar advantages under the new trade relation. It compares production growth, export values, and wealth gains to highlight potential moves toward duty-free access for Porto Rican goods to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Washington
United States
West Indies
Bureau of Statietce
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Mawalian Islands
VABL
Ian Ono
Uefa Taa Gemood Enreesereesesenes
SUSIE
Mawali
Porto Rico
Cuba
Cubs
Hawaiian Vitlands
Honolulu
Islanda Ja
Aty
Cyclopaedia
Lancer
Esta
McHinley
Porto Ries
Boy's Narrow Escape At Eagle Hotel In Pittston
A seven foot fall from a ground floor window in the Eagle Hotel left 1 year old Gerard Snyder unharmed with no broken bones, though shaken. Police report captures of a party at a West Pittston house led to fines and jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Gerard Snyder
Donald Snyder
Landford
Eagle Hotel
Meadden
Welsh Congregational Church
Tallie Evans
John Ghavell
Shadrach Thomas
Richard Jeffries
Henry W. Evans
E. J. Weaver
Ninth Regiment
Armory Hell
Stokes
Fred Bennett
Weat Pittston
Carte
J. W. Bins
William Blank
Harry Brenton
Co. M. Weat Pittston
Charles Watkins
Co. FE
Parsons
New York City
Liverpool
J. M. Johnston
St. James’ Episcopal Church
England
Ireland
Corcoran
Marey Township
Vomimissionsra
George Hanks
Lehigh Valley
Coxton Yard
Hanks
Hughestown
Bob Beranten
West Side Fairgrounds
Eagle Hoxe Company
West Side
Apple Blossoms
History of architecture as a branch of civilization
The text argues that architecture reflects broader historical movements, not just design. It notes only specialists grasp how historic styles mirror social, political, religious, and economic contexts, with great movements, migrations, and conquests leaving architectural marks.
Cheap Fares For Working People
A New York Times note compares rail travel cost for workers, citing England and Toronto practices offering cheap fares during commuting hours. It mentions Chicago and general public debate on transit affordability amid working people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
England
Toronto
Etree Railways
Local Neighbors and Visits Highlight July in Uniondale
Mise Mina Norton visits her brother Louis Norton in Uniondale while Scranton relatives enjoy family time. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosted a tea at Mrs. 3 Goleman’s home with an ice cream social. Charles Gibson’s child receives care from Mrs. Wilcox, and J C Rounds of New York visits his parents Maurice and Mrs. Rounds. Lottie Westman plans two weeks with friends near Binghamton as Arch Johingen family returns home. Miss H H Finn visits friends in Carbondale. Mrs Fred Carpenter and Miss Sherry Gibson of Peckville are guests of relatives. Mise Tie Weihle returns home with her mother. farmers haying. new Erie depot agent Arthur Posten welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniondale
Mise Mina Norton
Scranton
Louis Norton
Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Mre
Goleman
George Gibson
Mra. Wilcox
J. C. Rounds
New York City
Maurice Rounds
Lottie Westman
Binghamton
Arch Johingen
H. H. Finn
Carbondale
Fred Carpenter
Sherry Gibson
Peckville
Mise Tie Weihle
Erie
Arthur Posten
George Parker
W. W. Kennedy
Elgin
Edward Hantey
Brooklyn
WN. Y
A. BE. Hantey
Howell
Johnson
W. Trumbull
Beaver Meadow
Tienda
John H. Wood
Kane
Oakley
Fred M. Mavenport
Little Son
Kinston
Daniel Davenport
St. Mark's Church
Garrat
D. Blanding
Maurice Bollew
New York
John Vernane
Helena
Emira
Mortimer Fernane
Ruth Austin
Elmer Kennedy
Mia
TD. W. Hager
Geo. Parker
Magesin
Stayton
W. F. Shiels
Nicholson
Scranton Notes From Brooklyn Visit and Local Social
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mike Anna Weat visiting with her aunt Mrs Thomas West in Scranton for a few days George H Terry plans a visit to Scranton Mrs WW W Deane nee Ada Axhles of Washington spending the summer here Miss Ida Barber returns to Scranton after visiting Brooklyn The Ladies Aid of the Universalist church met at Mrs AB Waldies Angel Brerling remains very ill Miss Maud Waldie hosts her as Angel Brerling remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Mike Anna Weat
Thomas West
George H. Terry
Scranton
W. Deane
Ada Axhles
Washington
Ida Barber
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Universalist Church
A. B&b. Waldie
Angel Brerling
Mies Maud Waldie
New Milford Social notes mix visits and events
Mrs. George Parker hosts her mother from Elgin while visitors from Brooklyn Binghamton Kane and New York join locals for family gatherings hunting fun and church events. Residents attend a St Mark's ladies meeting plan a July 14 lawn social and a closing music class recital.
Tunkhannock Notes and Local Visits July 12
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock reports Mrs. Alice Talte and Philadelphia children visiting her father Benjamin Hall at Booth Eaton. Gallie Bogart confined to house. Thomas Gunne and family return from two weeks with relatives at Hangar. Sheriff sale: Emma Weed estate bought by John Mingus for 574 dollars. Local residents and visitors include Frank Spaulding Forkston Louise Purdon Wilkes-Barre Attorney Wheaton Wilkes-Barre at Lake Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Weed
Court House
John & Mingus
Frank J. Spaulding
Forkston
Louise Purdon
Taylor Griffin
Wilkes-Barre
George J. Johnson
Laceyville
Harry Fickler
Scranton
Frank W. Wheaton
Lake Carey
How Things Grow in Hawaii
A Fruit Trade Journal article extols Hawaii as a future fruit and vegetable haven. It notes potatoes produced four crops on the same land in twelve months, radishes edible after ten days, year round cabbage, parsley that grows indefinitely, Lima beans bearing for over a year, year round cucumbers, raspberries six months, pineapples bearing after four months and persisting, lettuce and celery adaptable to any planting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
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