Death of Joseph Reynolds in Delaware and Hudson accident
Joseph Reynolds of Cannon Street died after a Delaware and Hudson train incident near Nineveh. Engine 65 with engineer A. M. Banks and conductor James Day followed by Engine 44 led to the discovery of his body near the Grorss crossing. Reynolds, born in England 37 years ago, left a widow and five children. Funeral plans include a service by Rev. E. J. Balsley and burial in Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Morgan
Grorss Crossing
Mr. Reynolds
Rall Road
E. J. Balsley
Paterson
R D Stuart Marries Miss Clara Smith in Private City Wedding
Yesterday at five o clock R D Stuart city solicitor married Miss Clara Smith of West Pittston. The ceremony was informal with only Mrs Pierce Butler present from this city. They plan a wedding tour to Canada and the Thousand Islands then reside on Canaan Street Carbondale society notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith
West Pittston
R. D. Stuart
Mr. Stuart
Pierce Butler
Canada
Thousand Islands
Canaan Street
Stuart
Chirming Eee
Carbondale
League loses Allgatows Diebands club leaves four clubs
The state league mourns the Allgatows Diebands death as the Allentown club disbands. League members say playing has been poor and finances negative, leaving four clubs Carbonmilate Hazleton Portl and Tancester with uncertain league future as one profitable club remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgatows Diebands
Allentown
Hazleton
Portland Tancester
Death of Mrs Mills Mitchell Avenue 53
A longtime resident died yesterday from consumption at her home on Mitchell Avenue. She was 53 years old. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 1 o clock, to be conducted by Rev. Charles Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mills- Mitchell
Charles Lee
Clergy Names Schedule Sunday Episcopalian Services
Rev Mr Betticher of Beverly New Jersey will preach at Episcope Church Sunday morning during his visit to the city. He formerly pastored Trin wan church. Rev E J Balsiey will officiate at St Pauls Church Franklin New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Betticher
Episcope Church
E Betticher
Beverly
N. J
Trinwan Church
Episcopal Church
E. J. Balsiey
St. Paul's Church
Franklin
Surprise Party Honored Rev William Edgar
Members of the Epworth league at Carbondale M E church hosted a surprise party for their former pastor Rev William Edgar of Providence M E church last evening. Mr and Mrs T L Crane among others attended and Mrs Edgar was also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgar
Providence
M. E. Churcb
T. L. Crane
Charles Roberts
Lydia Wood
Minnie Foster
D. W. Humphrey
Lucy Crowl
Etta Phelps
3. Robbins
Ed. Marcy
Annie and
Marie Stevens
Williams
Edna Fowler
Irs
Joseph Robbins
James Batley
Epworth League
Carbondale Methodist Episcopal Church
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
Edgar
Scranton meeting set as Oly drops out. Simpson to take its place
County league directors meet in Scranton this afternoon to discuss matters including an official umpire. Jermyn YMCA game at Alumni Park featured umpiring disputes that frustrated spectators. Amateur baseball's charm is noted, while attendance in Carbondale remains sparse. Alumni team lost twice and the Olyphant game may be ignored as that club withdraws due to no fenced field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Olyphant
Simpson
County League
Jermyn Young Men's Christian Association
Alumni Park
Ths
Curbombule
Wedneday
Icgamae
Germania Singing Society Wins Third Prize at Allen Town Saengerfest
The Germania Singing Society of Scranton wins third prize at the Allen Town Saengerfest, led by Professor Schmidt. They prepared a reception for the winning singers as the Germania band led a celebratory procession through principal streets amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Germania Singing Society
Professor Schmidt
Scranton
Germania Band
Friends of the Society
Funeral Services for Mrs. Cora Geary Held
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Cora Geary were held at 1 pm yesterday at the Maple avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter with Rev. William Edgar of Providence officiating. Pallbearers included D. L. Crane Frank Stephen Evan Tucker Elmer Brokenshire L. L. Loveland and Philip Fels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Geary
Russell Carpenter
Maple Avenue
William Edgar
Providence
Geary
D. L. Crane
Frank Stephen
Evan Tucker
Elmer Brokenshire
L. L. Loveland
Philip Fels
Health Board Sets Abatement For Complaints At Meeting
The regular board of health meeting listed members Dru H C Wheeler D L Batley and Alderman Bunnell. They discussed the river’s unhealthy state and focused on plumbing rules and sewer issues on Pike street with proposed council changes and several private alliances reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Dru
H.C. Wheeler
D. L. Batley
Bunnell
Pike Street
Local Social Notes Mention Delights and Travels
Frack Walsh trips to Aldeville and visits Washington Place. Numerous residents return from visits. families, relatives, and friends are noted in Carbondale scenes. Germania singers win prize at Allentown as local pride swells.
Sail boat from Canton N Y described as St Lawrence skiff
A Canton New York boatman offers a handsome eighteen by four foot St Lawrence skiff capable of five persons. It features air chambers at both ends to resist sinking and is light in white cedar with a center board. Mr Simpson will move the craft to Crystal Lake immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrance
Simpson
Crystal Lake
Funeral of Mrs. Adams Held at St Philomenias
The funeral for Mrs. John Adams aged 44 was held at St Philomenias Church yesterday at 10 am. A solemn high mass of requiem was followed by interment in the Catholic cemetery. She was esteemed as a kind mother with many friends. Survived by husband John Adams and children Jacob William Helen Mamie Ida and Jeasit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Main Street
St. Philomenia's
Adams
Jacob
William
Helen
Mamie
Ida
Jea- Sit
New Milford Briefs and Notices Stir Local Life
Obituary notes Mrs Jeane Decker aged about sixty died yesterday at her East New Milford home. Frederick Davenport of Yonkers is stopping at the Jay House. Mrs Anna Rich and daughter May are summer boarders at the Jay House. Phinney repairs the Eagle hotel. Pigeon shooting at the New Milford Gun Club saw Fred InderWed win the belt by nineteen of twenty pigeons. George Gillesple second. Grasshopper plague concerns farmers. a Gibson granger joked about turkeys eaten by hoppers. Jester the pugilist trains at Heart Lake drawing local interest. Bark cracks increase at the tannery. Mr and Mrs Dennison Taft visited Binghamton yesterday. July 90 will be nod-letter day with sirens in town and suburbs. Poet-holes for new street lamps not yet arrived. Special church services at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeane Decker
East New Milford
Frederick Davenport
Yonkers
N. Y
Jay Houe
Anna Rich
Mise May
Jay House
Phinney
Eagle Hotel
New Milford
Fred Inder- Wed
George Gillesple
Gibson
Heart Lake
Iisltors
Dennison Taft
Binghamton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral Rites Mark Passing of Mrs Douglas Morton
The funeral of Mrs Douglas Morton was held yesterday afternoon with a large gathering. After a service at the house, the cortege proceeded to Union cemetery for burial. The event followed a prominent local turnout and noted pallbearers included Patrick Cannon John O Malley Michael Howard Patrick Hoban William Gibbons and Patrick Lynch. Out of town mourners listed were Thomas and John Fadden Dunmore Mrs Martin Fadden Mrs John Burke John Bodle and family M. J. Burke of Oranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnte
Douglas Morton
Union Cemetery
Olyphant
Thomas Fadden
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Patrick Cannon
John O'Malley
Michael Howard
Patrick Hoban
William Gibbons
Patrick Lynch
Thomas
John Fadden
Dunmore
Martin Fadden
John Burke
John Bodle
M. J. Burke
Oranton
Death in Pricesburg Child Dies of Cholera Infantum
The six months old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Loy died at their home Wednesday from cholera infantum at o o'clock. Interment at the Pricesburg cemetery. H B Friend of Jermyn was in town yesterday. John Gibbons of New York is visiting relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lloy
Priceburg
H. 8
Jermyn
John Gibbons
New York
Happenings in Iron Steel and Anthracite Trade Notes
Industry news covers a Chicago bid for 8 200 tons at 425 per ton and a record low price of 4 50 for anthracite. It notes a four foot vein found at Line Mountain near Pitman, leadership changes at Crawford and Dugan, and a surge in wire nail prices. Reports describe coal transportation upgrades by Reading Railroad at Spring Mountain and a new coal washing effort in Paterson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhicago
Line Mountain
Schuylkill
Northumberhind
Pitman
Edward Reed
Honey Brook
Crawford & Dugan
Reading Railroad Company
Spring Mountain
Coleraine
Henry Vincent
Patterson
Tisane Clees
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Brooke Iron Company
Birdsboro
Preburg
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Cic Seiccessessccesccedens
Zeewasser
Reading
Reading Company
Cure Catarrh With Magnetic Treatments At Dr Smith
The piece promotes magnetic catarrh treatment by Dr F J Smith and staff at 65 Linden Street opposite the courthouse. It lists symptoms such as offensive breath and catarrhal deafness and claims free consultation with limited hours from 9 to 9 on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Smith
Star
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Aldeville
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Park Street
Mary Pidgeon
Archbald
Purdy
Spring Street
Misa Virginia Ammerman
Hawley
Binghamtin
Misa Lillie Robbins
Frank E. Dennla
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Charles Avery
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Waterford
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Hugh Walker
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T. F. Walker
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C. 0. Mellen
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Thomas Lathrope
Mise
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M. W. Callendar
Pittsburg
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Frances Moses
Crystal
Ghielin Lest
J. Gimpson
H. D. Jones
Frank Schilling
Honeedale
F. W. Shear
F. O'Boyle
William J. Smith
Honesdale
Wisitwe
W. D. Jacobs
J. F. Stedler
Fairview Lake
Margaret Mangan
Pittston
Ella Mangan
Clara Labes
Tafton
Thomas Howell
Milford
Pike County
Nora Gill
White Mills
Willam Teeter
Henry Shaffer
Georgetown
P. J. Langan
Pittstom
Adeline Plinnigan
Port Jervis
Joseph Clarke
Flannigan
Hannah Gallagher
Thomas Thomas Gallagher
James
New York City
Fred Searles
Hornellsville
Alex, A. Kayser
Wilkes-Barre
Kayser
D. Bishop
Catherine Teeter
Pricesburg
Zead
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Montrove
Cranton
Young Men's Christian Association
Scraqrton Choral Union
Baptist Society
Ithaca
Renwick Park
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Great Bend
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Smoky Hollow
Montrose
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William Knowler
New Presbyterian Church
Barney Chilester
Hallstead
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L. D. Miller
Susquehanna
T. D. Clauss
Lehie Bon
Chad Simmons
Charles Tanner
Fred Dentville
Delmonico A
Mitchell House
Michael Fermans
A. F. Bernstein
BH. T. Bernstein
Three Lakes
C. BR. Woodward
Louis Wilmot
Decker
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hood
Mas
T. M. Shah
Ruther Glen
Hood's
Lackawanna Ave
Pilsener
Uth
Iron's Fine Dress
Bell Te
Eerian Ave
Gno
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Erei Oo
Wyoming Avenue
Morris
Gray
Luzerne County
Empire Dry Goods CO
Great Cut Price Store
Lacka, Ave
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