Thomas Named Third Ward Alderman by Governor Stone
PRED J. THOMAS received appointment as Third Ward alderman yesterday from Governor Stone via Secretary W. W. Syracuse. The groom, Fred J. Thomas, is a Republican worker known in the city. The bride is Miss Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Carter and a Trinity church choir member. The groom works for the Hendricks company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Ity
Fred J. Thomas
The
Commonwealth
W. W
Syracuse
John Andrews
Episcopal Church
William Carter
Trinity Church Choir
Hendricks Company
Fred J. Thomas Named Successor to Late Alderman Morrison
Fred J. Thomas of Carbondale Pa is appointed to succeed the late Alderman Morrison in Carbondale Third Ward. The governor's commission follows Harrisburg action dated July 14 1902. Thomas, long a key Republican organizer in the ward, will take office today at South Main and Eighth Avenue, joining Knighs of Pythias circles and other local fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Thomas
Wiliam Morrison
William Morrison
W. W. Griest
Secretary of
Commonwealth
Carbondale
Morrison
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Harrisburg
Erie
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
South Main Street
Eighth Avenue
Tate
M. T. Burke
G. W. Hughes
Squire Tuttle
Timothy Gilhool
John Nealon
Silas McMullen Promoted to Captain at Pennsylvania Military College
The public smiles on Silas McMullen as he is named captain of Company C at the Pennsylvania Military College. The appointment reflects his high class standing and bright performance, making him a leading officer among a large senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas McMullen
McMullen
Pennsylvania Military College
McMuller
Attempted arson at James Clark house on Cottage Street
An unsuccessful forenoon fire attempt occurred yesterday at an unoccupied James Clark home behind Cottage Street near the White Bridge. Kerosene was spread near a door but neighbors halted the blaze by breaking in. no clues on the would‑be arsonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Cottage Street
White Bridge
Nuptial Surprise Ties Carbon Dale Pair
Yesterday it became known that Miss Maud Carter of Spring Street and Herbert Wilson of Belmont Street were wed in a quiet ceremony. The event marks another nuptial surprise among Carbon Dale youth.
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Carbondale
Maud Carter
Spring Street
Herbert Wilson
Belmont Street
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praise
A prominent farmer near Indianapolis endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it has saved his life multiple times and is the best medicine on earth, worth keeping a bottle in the house. Available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Landers
Indianapolis
Ind
Chamberlain
Sad Obsequies Mark Death Of Willan D Morgan
Obsequies marked the burial of Willan D Morgan after a Delaware trip ended in tragedy. Services at the Morgan residence included floral tributes, remarks by Rev. Charles Lee, and a choir singing favorites of the deceased. Burial was at Brookside cemetery with several pallbearers and flower bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan David Morgan
Delaware
Morgan
Lincoln Avenue
Spring Street
Carbondiala
Presbyterian
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Clark
A. P. Thomas
H. F. Clark
Albert Estabrook
Mr. Lee
Earth
Lee Siid
Jesus
Christ
Brookside Cemetery
Silas McMullen
John Morgan
Claude Oliver
Albert Rutherford
Rexford Talthrope
Albert Crane
Frederick Berry
Dean Bassett
William Swigert
Maxwell Shepherd
Russell Jones
Tyft
Surdam
Forest City
Port Jervis
Miller as Player Tales Spark Local Controversy
A Chestnutville commentary accuses Billy Miller of false residency and pay for play with Honesdale and Carbondale, claiming he traveled from Port Jervis to join the game, earned extra money, and was thus a professional. The piece cites the Port Jervis Mirror for confirmation and presses for more proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Chestnutville
Billy’ Miller
Allen House
Brundage
Miller
Carbondale
Port Jervis
Delivick
Erie
Gallagher
Carbondale Works On New Duffy Field Diamond
A crew under Ned Gordon will start scraping sod and filling gullies at Duffy's field this morning to relocate the diamond. Abe Salem to erect a new back-stop. Dieschers may be installed. The right field will bend toward the center, easing ball retrieval from the ravine as Carbondale prepares for matches against Susquehanna, Port Jervis, and local teams with support needed for equipment and field improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy's Field
Ned Gordon
Gang of Men
Abe Salem
Diesehers
Center Feld
Carbondale
Susquehanna
Port Jervis
Lake Lodore
Miller
Honesdale
Never Sink Hose Company
Carbondallans
Tappan
Crescents
Eood
Mineger Dittvick
Iiven
Darkey Miller
Local Happenings Highlight Recoveries and Community Notices
Morgan Thomas treasurer of the Carbondale pool board shows marked improvement after months of illness and enjoys a drive with his son in law Aldermin Brad Thomas. Dr. Frederick B. Shields of San Antonio visits his parents in town, while Dr A F Gillis renovates his Park Place office. Post office list adds several names awaiting mystery addressees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan ‘Thomas
Carbondale Pool Board
Severl
Aldermin
Brad Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Crystal Like
Martin Butler and
Archbald
Frederick B. Shields
San Antonio
Texas
Shields
Southwest
Tie
Southern Pacific Raiload
A. F. Gillis
Park Place
C. H. Alexander
Melvin
Bundy
Mathew Clark
Thomas Clift
Homer M. Deer
Ray Delafontaine
Thos
J. Lamb
John Miles
Wm. Moody
William Spillane
Princess Viroqua Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Dr P Viroqua of Lansing Michigan extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian trouble barrenness and womb ailments. She claims it prevents surgeries and aids mother and daughter health. A note warns of a 96000 forfeiture if testimonial not genuine and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mra
Putkataw
Lydia E. Pinkham
Princess Viroqua
The Passing Throng Delights Scranton Visitors
A long list of visitors and residents leave for and gather in Scranton and nearby towns. Names include Miss Bessie Robinson Miss May Clear Miss May Horan Miss Francis Boland Miss Tissie Fox and many others visiting relatives or spending the summer in Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Lake Crystal. Local residents travel to Schenectady Syracuse Cleveland and Wilkes Barre for short stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Robinson
Cherry Avenue
Susquehanna
May Clear
Elizabeth
N. C
Leydla Campbell
Canaan Street
May Horan
Scranton
Elia
Elizabeth Horan
Scott Street
Francis Boland
Nellie Campbell
Chireh Street
Tissie Fox
South Malinetrest
Chlowes
Sixth Avenue
Binloe
Taylor
Bulem
Mules
Mra
T. B. Vannan
Thomas Courtright
Park Place
Schenectady
N. Y
Fannie
Rena Daley
Washington Street
Ocean Grove
Charles Johnson
Asbury Park
Mary Gilligan
Wilkes-Barre
Martin Gallagher
Pike Street
P. Hallock
Cleveland
Thabelle Watt
North Church Street
Syracuse
D. W. Humphrey
J. J. Rilegberuth
Crystal Lake
F. A. Bell
W. G. Scurry
Kiklake
A. H. Haslam
Carbondale
Misa Ethel Oaterstrauss
New York City
Brooklyn Street
W. W. Bronson
C. W. Perkins
Ocean Dircve
Inventory at Midyear Sale Reduces Damaged Goods
The store announces a strict semi annual stock check and broader sell off of broken lots before July 16 inventory entries. Goods priced to avoid post inventory reductions will be cleared today through Wednesday, with many lots sold immediately and some not printed in the papers.
The Really Lowest Prices Known to Scranton Store Promise
A Scranton store touts a half year of prospering business with high quality focus and growing market reach. It emphasizes cooperation with customers, continued ideals, and a commitment to be a style setter offering exclusive items and vast everyday merchandise at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Robbery at Ontario and Western Depot Ends in Narrow Escape
Three youths attempted a window entry at the Ontario and Western depot, securing a small amount of money before fleeing toward Archboute. Police suspect New York City youths as the culprits, while residents report other local mischief and health concerns. One woman, Mrs. Albert Caves, was hospitalized after distress. telegraph evidence and local officials are handling the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
Perkel
Arelboute
Bliere Wood
New York City
Albert Caves
South Mit Street
Shushaniu
Micaile Cawley
Ata Thairris
Routh Scranton
William Walker
Muaytiek
Chapman
Cornell boosts electric plant with new incandesent machine
The village council awarded Rumney Electric Company a contract for 8475 dollars to install a new incandesent electric machine expected to begin work in about a week. Other bids from General Electric and Westinghouse were reviewed during the meeting. The town also planned to survey a proposed grade on Delaware Street with a civil engineer, while hose for the fire department was deferred. A church reception and local social news filled the rest of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potice
Kologo
der. Graves
Board of Health
Dietar
Denar
Fourth Street
Father Wish
Policw
Cromme
Elureh
Art
John Fagan
Turyey’s Lake
Cornell
Ecole
Cers
Rumney Elecment Company
General Tectric Compeony
Westinghouse Company
Chile
Delaware Street
Blakely Baptist Chirch
Spencer
Mike Lan Jenkins
Providence
Hivin Jones
Greenfield
Northun
William Matthews
William Widdowfeld
New York
Jessup Borough Council Meeting Notes June Bills
The Jessup borough council met with all members present except Costell and Vletcher. Minutes were read and approved. June bills totaled $8195.00 for various officials and services including police, auditor, and water. The street committee reported progress with Railroad Street and was assigned a follow up letter.
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Costell
Vletcher
Vent Street
John Fagin
Bk. A
Soctolomy
Commell
Peck T
Amber Company
Frank Rogay
Dd. J. Judge
Ft. Michaels
BP. Costello
Dr. J. Hagan
Policeman Bell
Moosle Water Company
John Brown
Dy. Vandorn
DP. J. Byrne
Evans Sails from job search to Cambrian Steel mine fees
M. D. Evans, who left three weeks ago to seek work, is connected to the Cambrian Steel company mine fees at Jolinetown Ta. Evans helped rescue workers after the Belling St mine disaster. Local sports note: Hickory basketball team beat the Married Men's club Manila 18 to 7. Numerous social items follow including visits, travels, and family notices across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Evans
Cambrian Steel Company
Jotinetown
Evans
Belling St
Hickory
Manila
Dowitht Tarthvog
Edgars
L. B. Thomson
Priceburg
Alon Iy
Grimes
Colorado
Mise
Jennie Price
Winola
Main Birect
Jonnie Price
Watkin Jones
Lunedhall
Harry Smith
Beranton
Newton
Main Street
Hull
Kingston
Mra
William Day
North Majin Stroes
Mies
Minnie Love
Moscow
Robert Burleigh
Muinstvoet
Arch Bald Miss Sarah O Connoy Visit In Seranton
Arch Bald Miss Sarah O Connoy visits Seranton with J. Wt. Whitewis and a Scranton business caller on Monday. Miss Rose McDonnell of Dunmore is mentioned in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Oconnoy
Seranton
J. Wt
Whitewis
Business Caller
Scranton
Monaday
Rose McDonnell
Dunmore
Local residents and visitors noted in brief mentions
Mrs. P. J. Manley and daughter Nellie visit relatives at Latin while Helen Battenberg, the postmistress, takes a vacation at Wilkes-Barre. Edina Klees of Scranton visits town. Mrs. William Callaway and Bertha Callaway call in Carbondale. Mrs. Thomas Henley and Joe Henley prize in Corbondale yesterday. Mia. Andrew Campbell and Mrs. P. J. Coolican drop by Scranton. Justus Rishon trips to Jermyn. W. J. Gilroy heads to Beranton for business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Manley
Nellie
Helen Battenberg
Wilkes-Barre
Edina Klees
Scranton
William Callaway
Bertha
Carbondale
Thomas Henley
Joe
Mia
Andrew Campbell
P. J. Coolican
Justus Rishon
Taylor lodge officers installed and church fire disturbs town
Nimblem division of Sons of Temperance installed their newly elected officers with District Deputy Isaac J. Davis presiding. A flashlight portrait followed as refreshments and phonograph entertainment delighted members. Nearby a fire at Calvary Baptist church prompted buckets and quick response. Meanwhile local unions sent reps to Indianapolis. several residents attended gatherings and visits, with various members traveling and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimblem Division
Sons of Temperance
Isaac J. Davis
Reese
Mary L. Howells
George Edmonds
Margaret 8. Thomas
Herbert Hall
David Heese
Calvary Baptist Church
Century
Taylor Linge
Mowers
Thomas Frances
James Shea
M. J. Dialew
Indianapolis
Pyne
Taylor
Archibald
Reds
Old Forge
Riverside
Mieses Julia
Anna Burns
Grovestreet
Ilelen Ryan
Dalton
Harry Howell
Brice Ward
Harry Reese
Girard Enolloge
Philadelphia
Taylor Lodge
Knights of Phil
United Ming Workers of America
Jones’ Hall
Joseph J. Jones
David
Union Street
Glens Falls
Thoms Moses
Pittsburg
Jones
Pembro
W. Va
Charles Jones
Main Street
Geyser at Rotorua Thunders With 900 Foot Explosions
Tremendous explosions at the Waimauga geyser in Rotorua reach heights around 800 to 900 feet as witnessed by exclusive Associated Press coverage from Wellington dated July 11. Local observers report repeated eruptions and dramatic column rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Waimauga Geyser
Rotorui
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the News of Carbondale
J. Thomas
Silas M’mullen
William. D
Dittrich
Dittrick
All Honesdale
Hayseed
Carbondiale
Chestnut
Fieres
Iisten
McAndrew
Heseling
Balla
Mc-Andrew
Hevsling
Hessling
Duffy
Nelaware & Hudson Preight
Ruel Halvpion
Bhonesdale
George Nichols
Frank White
E. Stephens
Carrie Styles
Mark Wellington
Mabel Rose
Drummond Avenue
Catskill Mountains
William Hall
High Street
Moyer
Graves
W. J. Baker
Baker
Jermyn
Mary Jenkins
Charles Meehan
Joseph Murrin
Henry Langman
Wiliam Langman
Samuel Langman
Ishpening
Mich
Thomas Boundy
Nellie Boundy
Klondike
Boundy
Princess Viroqua, M. D
Connolly
Wallace Onton
Connolly & Wallace
Ance
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
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