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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
2
Plymouth Excursionist Morgan Fatally Crushed at Panthers Bluff
Morgan, a Plymouth man and member of the Order of Foresters excursion party, died from a head injury after being struck by car platform steps while attempting to board a moving train near Panthers Bluff on the Delaware and Hudson line. He was en route to Lake Lodore and was taken home on the 12 46 Delaware and Hudson train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Morgan Faith
Panther’s Bluff
Lake
Morgan
Order of Foresters
Lake Loctore
Luzerne
Panthers’ Bluff
Jensen
Panther's Bluff
Honesdale
Delaware and Fladeen
Wil- Nan McMullen
Delaware and Fiadeen
Lake Lodore
Mérean
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale Jubilee Fund Receives Broad Subscriptions
Public spirited citizens and local fraternal groups back Carbondale’s semi centennial celebration. Latest contributions show strong community support from the Board of Trade HM Very Rev T F Coffey and Chase & Sanborn and George J Kimball with 50 and 9 dollars, plus Washington Camp No 210 Patriotic Order Sons of America 25 and Daughters of Naomi 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Board of Trade
T. F. Coffey
Chase & Sanborn
George 3. Kimball
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Daughters
Naomi
Crescents Set Sunday Game at Alumni Park
Manager Fox of the Crescents has arranged a Sunday match at Alumni park against a Scranton team formed from college players home on vacation. The game, seen as this season’s likely highlight, follows a recent loss viewed as temporary. Tomorrow a Dundaff team meets Crescents with Nolan and Bolan from St Bonaventure’s providing the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
The
Crescents
Alumni Park
Scranton
Dundaff
Nolan
Bolan
Bt. Bonaventure's College
Allegany
Battery
Dr Gillis Begins Short Vacation Through Canada
Mr A F Gillis departs today for a two to three week sea and land trip through Canada and Nova Scotia to rest after a siege of illness caused by overwork in his medical practice. The community extends best wishes for an enjoyable and beneficial journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Gillis
Tre
Canada
Nova Scotia
Gillis
City Hall Gas Piping Extended After Carbondale Award
Plumbers completed extending gas piping to all parts of the city building following the contract award for Netting that structure to the Carbondale Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Gas Company
Mr. Kimball's Banquet Tonight Delayed
Tonight a banquet hosted by Mr. Kimball is planned but details and timing are unclear as readers await final arrangements and venue confirmation.
Allen's Foot-Fase Cures Painful Feet and Corns
Shake into your shoes with Allen's Foot-Fase powder. It relieves burning, itching feet and soothes corns and bunions. Provides comfort, helps shoes feel lighter, and reduces fatigue. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with trial packages available by mail from Le Roy, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Nat
Jhv Allen
Fie
Adsien & Olmeted
le Roy, N,v
George Kimball to Host Chase & Sanborn Banquet in Lackawanna
George Kimball of this city as general agent will entertain the Chase & Sanborn representatives, Lackawanna bar members, and local press at Pern Hall. A musicale precedes the event with several ladies invited. Attorney Charles H. Horton changes a toast to Sal agamundi for the festive occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimball
Chase & Sanborn Company
Lackawanna
Pern Hall
Kimball
Charles H. Horton
Hull's Cheerful Mood Amid Prisoner Life in Honesdale
Winans Hull, accused of killing Edwin Schoonover, spends days in Wayne county jail in good spirits singing ragtime for fellow prisoners. He cannot sleep well at night and is restricted from visitors. his brother Charlie Hull claims innocence and recalls events at Lodore and Waymart with details about a hunting knife and past trouble, and notes Hull's susceptibility to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans Hull
Edwin Schoonover
Wayne County
Honesdale
Hull
Armbruster
Corrior
Charlie Hull
Winans
Wayne Independent
Winane
Lodore
Waymart
Carbondale
Boys Held In Bail In Fair Burglary Case
A further forenoon hearing examined boys arrested for a Sunday night burglary at the Pair store. Walsh testified admitting guilt and detailing break in May 6 and May 12. The gang sought items for a baseball club. Bennett is wanted on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermain Jones
Welock
Frank Munnich
Wil
Frank Walsh
Cateria
Western Freight
Bennett
Walsh
Brennan
Jennings
White
Bonnet
Death of J J Monahan Harrison House proprietor dies
John J Monahan longtime Harrison House proprietor dies after a stomach hemorrhage. He built hospitality career from restaurant work to managing the hotel, remodelling the Harrison House and guiding its patronage. Survived by wife Barah Gilleen and nine children, two sisters, and affiliated with St Rose of Lima and Catholic Mutual Benevolent association. Funeral service planned at St Rose church with high mass and burial in St Rose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Monahan
Harrison House
Monahan
Myr
Carbon
Iate
E.P. Burke
F. P. Brown
Mr. Monahan
J. Edwin Watt
George F. Jacobus
Forest House
Scranton
Menahian Wis
Hotel Entoys
Mary
Annie
Sadie
Arthur
Justine
Helen
Thomas Farrell
Mire Maria Monahan
St. Rose of Lima
Nea
Catholic Mutual] Benevolent Association
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Hedglin and States Wed in Berean Baptist Ceremony
Miss Coral Hedglin and Warry Robert States married yesterday at the Berean Baptist parsonage with Miss Elsie Hedglin as bridesmaid and August Brunner as groomsman. The couple, who plan a ten day Erie trip, will reside with the bride’s mother on Darte avenue. States is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter States of Waymart and works at Hendricks company as a CID Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corall Hedglin
Warry Robert States
Dr. Whalen
Berean Baptist
Elsie Hedglin
August Brunner
Darte Avenue
Erie
New York State
Darrte Avenue
States
Peter States
Waymart
Hendricks Company
Cid
Contractor J B O Connor lands Forest City hotel contract
J B O Connor has secured the contract to erect a three story brick hotel in Forest City for Martin Machite. The structure will measure 58 by 70 feet and stand opposite the Davis Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. O'Connor
Forest City
Martin Machite
Davis Opera House
Local Fireman Guy Little Out After Injury
Honesdale fireman Guy Little is disabled from duty for several days after breaking two toes while performing his firefighting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Little
Honesdale
Surgeon Dr Bailey Works on Spall Boy
Yesterday morning Dr Bailey performed an operation on the five year old son of Mr and Mrs George A Spall of Ninth avenue. The boy suffered an internal trouble and his condition is reported as very favorable.
Gerald McHale Joins Hotel Harrison Staff
Gerald McHale son of the late FE J McHale and Mrs. McHale of North Main Street has accepted a position in Hotel Harrison, signaling a local career move for a prominent family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald McHale
Undertaker
FE. J. McHale
North Main Street
Hotel Harrison
Henry Fluellen Suffers Lacerated Hand at Work
Henry Fluellen sustained a deep cut to the hand while performing his duties. He received on site first aid and was later treated for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fluellen
Forest City hosts first Anthracite club dance banquet
A number of young men from Forest City attended the club’s first annual dance and banquet held Tuesday evening, showcasing social activity in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Club
Forest City
House on Gilbert Street gains fresh paint coat
The Nicholson residence on Gilbert Street, owned by the Birkett estate, received a new paint finish after being vacated by Mr and Mrs Joseph Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nicholson
Gilbert Street
Birkett
Sabbath Class Party At Methodist Church
Members of the Hebrew class at the Methodist church Sabbath nehod partook of hospitality hosted by Miss Elizabeth Thompson on Spring Street. A guessing contest was the feature with Charles Severance winning the prize. Cake and cream were served to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Sabbath Nehod
Elizabeth Thompson
Spring Street
Charles Severance
An Excellent Laxative Syrup Ad From Cathronsia Co
An advertisement extols Syrup or Froa by the Cathronsia Fra Syrup Co as a pleasant reliable laxative. It claims to cleanse the system, dispel colds headaches and fevers, and aid habitual constipation without irritating kidneys liver or bowels. The remedy uses senna and aromatic plants and warns buyers to seek the full company name to avoid imitations. Sale locations include California Fig Syrup Co in San Francisco Louisville and New York with price five dollars per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathronsia Fra Syrup Co
Canrronnia Fio Strup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
All Drugnats
Local names listed for reference in small town notice
The note lists individuals including F. L. Clark Claud Olver Willis Garden George Eaton Bert Gates Arthur Stephens Earl Krink Will Stephens Archie Brink Robert Meeker John Evans Joseph Sherrer Harry Bunnell Benjamin Fellows Charlie Severance and Miss Julia Thompson as part of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Clark
Claud Olver
Willis Garden
George Eaton
Bert Gates
Arthur Stephens
Earl Krink
Will Stephens
Archie Brink
Robert Meeker
John Evans
Joseph Sherrer
Harry Bunnell
Benjamin Fellows
Charlie Severance
Julia Thompson
Local Fraternal and Union Groups Listed in Carbondale Scene
A list of organizations includes G. FE Randolph camp No. 138 Sons of Veterans Division No. 5 A H Local No S77 United Mine Workers Branch No 77 J C B A Ladies Auxiliary Railroad Trainmen Carbondale council No 24 Royal Arcanum as readable entries in the page segment. The items reflect fraternal orders and labor unions with regional ties to Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FE
Randolph
Sons of Veterans
Injury improves for John Peel after Monday encounter
John Peel, badly hurt in a Monday night incident with Gregory Higgins, showed progress on Tuesday evening. His condition improved by yesterday, raising hopes and reducing the urge to move him to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peel
Gregory Higgins
Janitor Hugh Murphy resigns over wage cut
Hugh Murphy resigns as janitor of the Anthracite building citing refusal to accept further wage reductions. He states his decision follows an impasse with his employers over the pay cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Passing Throng Visits Hoboken Area Towns
Scranton residents Henry Marshall Clarence Knowles and others visited local friends Tuesday. York and New Jersey visitors include Miss Grace Kelly Miss Ethel Osterhaus and Mrs Mattie Hughes Brown. Several locals hosted guests at homes on Main Street Brooklyn Street and South Mall Street during a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marshall
Scranton
Clarence BE. Knowles
C. Jadwin
Honesdale
Larissa
Adelaide Place
William Blair
Ashley
Bryce R. Blair
Alice Bridgett
Carte Avenue
New York City
J. J. Reigeluth
Crystal Lake
Lizzie Whalen
Shamokin
Edward J. O'Keefe
Cherry Ridge
Sophia McDonald
Paterson
N. J
Timmons
South Mall Street
Mary O'Brien
Oneonta
N. Y
Hetty Wilcox
Belmont Street
Seelyville
Wayne County
Albro Anway
Nellie
Florence
Jersey City
Henry Pierce
John Street
Arthur Truesdale
Clara Allen
J. B. O'Connor
Wyoming Street
James Gilmartin
Allegheny College
Roderick Kilhullen
Brooklyn
P. J. Meadle
Chicago
South Canaan
Mra
E. 5. Wells
Social notes from Olyphant and nearby towns
Miss Eleanor Murphy of Dunmore visits Miss May Ferguson of Lackawanna street. Maud Kelly returns from Lake Ariel. Mrs Samuel McLaren moved to Lackawanna hospital in Scranton for treatment. Thomas O Malley of New York visits parents on Dunmore street. Mine Ochs of Allentown, guest of Mr and Mrs H B Bush, returns home. William F Gillespie of Olyphant marries Miss Bridget Donnelly of Jessup yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Murphy
Dunmore
May Ferguson
Lackawanna Street
Maud Kelly
Lake Ariel
Samuel McLaren
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton
Thomas O'Malley
New York
Dunmore Street
Mine Ochs
Allentown
H. B. Bush
William F. Gillespie
Bridgeet Donnelly
Jessup
Wedding and visiting notes from Blakely area society
Many relatives witnessed a ceremony as Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie prepare to reside in town. Rev and Mrs B F Hammond attended a Wilkes-Barre wedding. Mrs Mary Probert and daughter Annie returned from Kingston relatives. Flossie Howard came home from a week at New Milford. Mamie Moran of Carbondale visited town before returning home. Blakely Baptist church excursion planned to Lake Lodore today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony
Lake Lodore
Funeral Services for Mrs Andrews Held at Washington Street
Funeral services for the late Mrs William Andrews were held yesterday at the family home on Washington Street with a large gathering. Rev H H Harris preached a moving sermon, Calvary Baptist quartet sang, and interment followed at Forest Home cemetery. Pallbearers included Alfred Jones John E Owens James Evans John C Richards Richard Roberts and David J Davis. Floral bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Washington Street
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Calvary Church
Forest Home Cemetery
Alfred Jones
John E. Owens
James Evans
John C. Richards
Richard Roberts
David J. Davis
John Steele
John B. Reese
Joseph Marsh
Prohibition League
Atherton’s
B. Henry
Susan Havard
Pittsburg
Ruby Yost
Freeman
Scranton
Lester Yost
Urania Tubbs
Laura Morris
Rev. J. & Evans
John Kelley
Minooka Catholic
Bessie James
Elizabeth Reese
Borough School Board
Jocal
United Mine Workers of America
Jessie
Cordelia Owens
Oak Street
New York City
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
Frank Ayres
Dickson City
J. J. Curt
Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
James Thomas
North Scranton
Robert Whiteford
Eojourn
Lake Winolu
Jermyn and Mayfield Social and Civic Notes
Hogarth's band played an open air concert on the Stocker lawn drawing hundreds. Rev D Molter of Jermyn to start a mission in Richmondale with Sunday school at 2 pm and preaching at 1 pm. Mayfield council to discuss exoneration list. Sacred Heart parishioners pilgrimage to Mayfield Greek Catholic church. Several local residents and visitors noted with gatherings at Nay Aug park and various homes. Tickets for a picnic are 40 cents adults 25 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogarth
J. D. Stocker
Main Street
D. Molter
Jermyn
Richmondale
Baptist Church
Nay Aug Park
Frank Barber
Scranton
Jusoph
Century Club
Mayfield Council
Marie Connole
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Timlin
Sacred Heart Church
M. E. Lynott
Mayfield
Connole
M. J. Cawley
Archbald
Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound claiming it improves irritable sleep concentration appetite and energy. Sold by Matthews Browne and associates, the copy emphasizes restorative claims for nervous symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Community Notes From Clark's Green and Nearby
Misses Mary Sarah and Josephine Williams of West Scranton visit sister Edith summering with Mr and Mrs J B Austin. Nellie Luteey and Lucia and Angie Brigham return from Ocean Grove. Mr and Mrs W A Adams of Chenilla guest of Mr and Mrs B M Leach. Mr F L Phillips on business trip to New York. Mr and Mrs Stanley of Scranton also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sarah
Josephine Williams
Weat
Scranton
Edith
J. B. Austin
Nellie Luteey
Lucia
Angie Brigham
Ocean Grove
W. A. Adams
Chinchilla
B. M. Leach
F. L. Phillips
New York
Mrs. Stanley
Professor Smith of Georgia Cured of Nervous Prostration
Letters from A M Smith of Vensey Georgia and Martin W Wheelock of Montpelier Vermont praise Peruna for nervousness catarrh and headaches. John F Schmidt of Carthage Ohio credits Peruna with curing heart palpitations weakness and dyspepsia and gaining weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Smith
Georgia
Martin W. Wheelock
John F. Schmidt
Carthage
Ohio
John F. Schmiidt
Social Notes At Local Homes This Week
Visitors called on the former sister of Mrs A W Levisee in the early part of the week. Mr A J Singer is suffering a severe rheumatism attack. Mrs D L Patrick visits her daughter Mrs Chamberlain. A social at the home of Mr and Mrs FE J Chapman on Thursday evening promises attractions not to be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Levisee
A. J. Singer
D. L. Patrick
Chamberlain
FE. J. Chapman
Dalton George G Mahy Addresses in Local Baptist Church
Dalton George G Mahy secretary of the Scranton Young Men's Christian Association gave an interesting address to a large congregation at the Baptist church last Sunday evening. The male quartet sang three selectors. Attorney W S Halslander will sing a solo next Sunday evening. Mrs Tra Kreege is ill at home. Dr J W Price traveled to Nova Scotia for a visit. CO D Fint and wife were in Clifford Sunday. H C Shafer and wife are visiting the Pan American exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Mahy
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
H. C. Shafer
Tra Kreege
J. W. Price
Nova Scotia
Halslander
Baptist Church
Co, D. Fint
Clifford
Avoca Observes Funeral and Local Community Notices
The Avoca column records the funeral of the Kamontheo daughter of Mr and Mrs William Duffy and a range of local notices. Interment occurred at St Mars avenue. an excursion by Avoca and Moosic Presbyterians is planned for Mountain Park. Train details, public works projects, and various social visits are noted along with political candidacy and workplace rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamontheo
William Duffy
Mira
Doko Boone
St. Mars's Arennteny
Avoca
Moosic Presbyterian
Dee Berge
Wateon
Leah
Mirmit Mire
Helwan Laird
Wieshetder
Cheen Vod
Weatey
Kingston
Margaret
Dor Delegam
Othe Deimocrata
Auger
Gilleapie
Ayrebire
Scotland
Tiemtay
William Brown
Hillside
Margaret Hopkins
Dunmore
Mary Gallagher
Ke Gary
Childen
Renna
Kellam
Metlowan
Local Notes and Events From Hallstead July 17
Scranton residents Miss Anna Quinnan and Miss Caroll visit Hallstead friends. Miss Genevieve McCormack hosts. James Hutchings joins a nearby factory job. J Langley’s grocery hire and Cabot’s shop updates. Young Men's Christian Association ball team plays Cuban Giants at New Milford, 5 to 4. Mrs Ives visits family in New Milford. Several accidents and marriages occur including Miss Ida Danes and Myrtle Jones wedding to Robert Morton and Morgan Piper respectively in Binghamton. Mon. John A. Davis performs ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton ‘Tribune
Hallstead
Anna Quinnan
Scranton
Anna McCarthy
Suquehanna Avenue
Caroll
Genevieve
Soretia Mc+Cormack
James Hutchings
Honentale
Bere
Caproll
G. W
New Milford
Hero Tueelaw
Patrick
Ballard
Estore
John Toney
Ida Danes
Myrtle Jones
Hila Pluie
John A. Davis
Binghamton
Charles Herman
Mins Itadanea
Robert Morton
Thie Place
Mies
Myrtle
Morgan Piper
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Hartman
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