Councilmen Seek Big Bell Alarm for Citywide Warning
Carbondale officials consider replacing whistle alarms with a large liver bell. Council committees outline proposed locations for alarm boxes at intersections across the city and authorize the city clerk to obtain prices and quotes.
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Council
Gravity
Canaan
Canaan and
Belmont Streets
Moors Wagon Shop
Chik Avenue
Belmont Street
Clark Avenue
Dunia Street
Patrick Hart
Dondatt and
Fallbrook
Delawere and
Hudson Crossing
Hospital Street
Brown
Routh Street
Niesen
Thooklyn Street
T. T. Gilhool’store
Cottage Street
Greenfield Road
Mike Street
Lookout
South Main
Eighth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Archbald Street
Seventh Avenue
Washington Street
Salem Avenue
Park Street
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Soler Avenue
Spring Street
Parte Avenue
Wyoming Street
Lincoln Avenue
ExMayor Hendrick Orders $1500 Electric Car
ExMayor Hendrick has ordered a $1,500 electric automobile and expects it on city streets once delivery is made. No horse less carriage is in use locally and the only prior electric machine appeared from Beranton months ago. The Hendrick car will have storage battery and a sixty mile range per charge.
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ExMayor Hendrick
Berantun
Hendrick
Storace Imattery
Ready to Defend Himself in School Affairs
Interest in school matters remains high as Professor Hockenberry says he is ready to defend himself against ridiculous charges some allege. He is expected to have a chance to respond within a short time, possibly this week, fueling talk about his potential re election.
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Hockenberry
Local notices and social updates from Jersey City area
Mrs. Mra. M. Ch. Deethe visits her daughter in Jersey City. John Bone sustains a sprained ankle at work in the Delaware and Hudson yard. Mr and Mrs Frederick Sluman visit with Mrs William Taylor in Green Ridge. Mrs A C Lown returns from Scranton. Cc H Horton spends yesterday in Waymart. Michael Clune discharged after appendicitis operation. Mrs Willian Blair visits relatives here. Coming marriage announced between City Treasurer Connor and Miss Anna Thonne of Scranton. Benjamin FE Galpin visits friends in the city. Miss Stella Lynott returns to Beranten. Mr and Mrs W D Walsh return to New York. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad promotes health via pure blood.
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Waymart
Michael Clune
W. D. Walsh
New York
Funeral for Walter Green in Jermyn and Mayfield
Walter Green's funeral was held yesterday with large attendance at the church and graveside. Rev. Simpkins preached on being ready for the hour, with service at the house, then at the Methodist Episcopal church. Attending were members of local orders and out of town relatives.
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Walter Greenrlade
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mc Flmpkina
Peckville
Simpkins
Naomi
Tanner Stuart Comedy
Junior Order Americaan Mechanics
Delaware and Hudson Benevolent Fund
Thomas Mellon
Frank Jeffrreg
Martin Leftue
Reginald Waters
John Fivanes
Richard Cooper
George Trotter
Nedicks
Thomas Puckey
George Faker
Wie Ormaton
Willie Nicholson
Wille Langman
John Gannon
Hyde Park
Carter
Green Ridge
Edward Matthews
Klondike veterans return home from long expedition
A group including Harry Chapman Peckville Myr and Mrs Fowler Winton Mre Patrick Swift Archbald Mra Hawkine Edith Mra Monahan Mrs Madigan Mea Kennedly Miss Emma Gilmartin Mra James Mrs Vineland and others arrived home Saturday evening after a year in Dawson and more than a year away. Samuel Temby arrived yesterday morning. The party returned poorer than when they left and the Klondike will know them no more. Joseph infant son of Patrick Monahan died Saturday morning and the funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon. Alfred Waters Forest City visited as a vicker Friday evening. Special services at the Methodist Episcopal church were well attended with Rev L G Sprague of Kingston presiding and Rev Mr Lowry of New York officiating. Mrs W & Rice of Stroudsburg Normal school faculty visited Mayfield guest of Mrs McCarty. Mr and Mrs Walter Depew and Mr and Mrs Henry Maines returned after camping at Crystal Lake. Professor Thurroughs of New York, visiting his sister Mrs J H Greensands, will return home today.
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Harry Chapman
Peckville
Butterworth
John Woaley
Kiondikers
Samuel Temby
Dawson
Klondike
Joseph
Patrick Monahan
Second Street
Alfred Waters
Forest City
Vicker
Episcopal Church
L. Gb. Sprague
Kingston
Mr. Lowry
New York
W. & Rice
Stroudshore
Electric powered lore fishing boat to launch at Scull pond
Squire S and S W Arnold and Joseph mR Bell under construction a lore fishing boat to be launched soon at Scull pond powered by electricity. Ceremonies led by Arthur Thompson with a wine bottle christening.
Funeral of George Smith Remains Laid in Pittston Cemetery
The funeral of the late George Smith was held yesterday from his Malin and Water streets home. The services, simple per his wishes, were conducted by Revo Warrington and Johnston. Interment followed at Pittston cemetery with honorary pallbearers listed and carriers named.
One Hundred Dollar Reward For Catarrh Cure
A vintage ad proclaims a hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh using Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from Cheney Co and TRUAX, wholesalers, claiming trustworthiness and financial capability to fulfill obligations. The ad touts internal use of Hall's Catarrh Cure, direct action on mucus membranes, and emphasizes testimonials and Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Stege
B.J. Cheney
Weer & Truax
Oleno
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
Hal
Perico
All Druggian
Tunkhannock court decrees and local fire alarm report
Judges Dunham and Verghn with Judge Mustman held court at which decrees were issued in Commonwealth v Gallup ordering $12 monthly for six months and $6 thereafter for wife and child support and Commonwealth v Cooper appointing a guardian with $100 immediate payment and $4 monthly thereafter. Lunacy case of Isa Shoemaker allowed home return. Estate of Finn Caterhout partition petition noted. Fire alarm on Bridge Street caused by smoke from a chimney. Trigun Hinge Co. responded but not needed.
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Dunham Amd
Mustman Hell
Commonwealth
James Db. Gallup
Northmoreland Township
Theodore Cooper
Thomas HH
Evan Guardian
Guardan
Gosta
Avid
Guardian
Ifa
Finn Caterhout
Tunkhannock
Trigun Hinge Company
Bridge Street
C. A. van Wormer
Scranton
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Lake Poyntells
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Fitteton
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Philadelphia
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Squire S&s. W. Arnold
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Scull Pond
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Pricebars
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Scot
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North Main Street
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Hickory Street
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J. CC. Williams
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William Wallace
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Mungo Thompson
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Andrew Weir
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William Williamson
Everhart’s Island
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Paytik
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Wilkes-Barre
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Laura
Meel) King
Harvey's Lake
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Kenedy
W. PB. Cooper
el Hijo
Cal
Hil
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Thomas Morte
Teivid Morton
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Mise Janet Allen
Thomas Brown
Mere
Mick
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Lawrences Morahan
Teresa Burke
Iilena
M. J. Sammon Hae
Salt Lake City
Afra, Garvey
North Pad
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A. PL
Mire Marie Crinston
Barefeld Opera House
Willam Crane
Mise
Jennie Newton
Mies Nunn
Hazteton
Mary
Lake Ariwl
Wyoming Avenue
Ak Cee
Kligh
Woolson Spice Company
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