City Councils OK Mayor to Hire Defenders in Equity Suit
The joint session empowered Mayor Kilpatrick to hire Attorneys H. Butler of this city and Comesgys of Scranton to aid City Solicitor Stuart in defending the equity suit seeking an injunction restraining bond sales for the proposed municipal water plant. The council split over allowing the mayor discretion and whether to consult the city solicitor before selecting counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilpatrick
Atttorneya H. ©. Butler
Comegys
Scranton
Stuart
Honda
Cty
Bolleiter
Loftus
W. H. Masters
Chty Sakeffery Stuart
Thompson
Fletcher
Counelie
Isaue
Kennedy
Battle
Davie
Mannion
Footwear fashion notes from a quirky 19th century column
A fragmentary column skeins through oddities in gloves and footcare styles. It mentions shaping, toilet powder, and a humorous aside about fashion items and editors, with garbled proper nouns and unclear references.
Youths Fined for Boisterous Train Disturbance on Delaware and Hudson
Four Archbald youths John Hogan Albert Brogan Andrew Boland and James Duffy were arraigned before Alderman Jones on charges of being boisterous and causing a disturbance on a northbound Delaware and Hudson train on Sunday night July 1. Three were fined $2 plus $4 costs but the fines were remitted and they were allowed to go free on condition they return next Wednesday. Detective Crippen of the Delaware and Hudson company described the disturbance on the rear car platform near Peckville during a light malfunction that prompted the prosecution. Brogan was suspected of the worst behavior though possibly not involved, and the group faced potential felony charges for the signal lamp destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Jones
Delaware and Hudson
HW Cortly
Mewising
Reise
John Hogan
Albert Brogan
Andew Boland
Janos Duffy
Martin Crippen
Debiware and Hudson Company
Peckville
Brogan
Tiwae
Crippen
Cripywn
Erie crew transfers seek western posts this week
Michael Devine leaves Wednesday for Nebraska aboard the Erie flyer to reside there. Engineers Gue Liles feldt Jerry Buckley and Charles Bites will also go west this week to seek steady employment as the Erie asks engineers to fill Aromen's places during slack business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Devine
Erie Flyer
Nebraska
Gue Lilesfeldt
Jerry Buckley
Charles Bites
Erie
Erle
Pastor Ebinger Returns to Carbondale for Old Friends Visit
Rev. F. Ebinger, former pastor of St. John Lutheran Church, Carbondale, is in town staying a few days to renew acquaintances with longtime parishioners. He served here several years ago and attends local gatherings.
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F. Ebinger
Carbondale Lutheran Church
Han Boeey
St. John'’y Lutheran Church
Pitiston Ginette
Lawyers Registered at Harrison House in Scranton
E. J. McNally James Roach John J. Maghran Max Rose of Rice Levy Co Thomes A Ruddy James YHara and J R Dixon of Scranton were registered at the Harrison House yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McNally
James Roach
John J. Maghran
Max Rose
Rice, Levy & Co
Thomes A. Ruddy
James Yhara
J. R. Dixon
Scranton
Harrison House
Semi-Centennial Fund Grows Strongly in Carbondate
The article reports that the semi-centennial celebration fund in Carbondate has risen with over six hundred dollars added yesterday, bringing total subscriptions to one thousand and promising a large total including many small gifts. Organizers credit Director of Publicity Sahm for inspiring widespread donor participation and aim to have every resident contribute to ensure a robust jubilee.
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Sahm
Valles Kloetrie
Watearainerees
Kabah
Warheatt
Ceeeeses
Connate Eeaneis
Cenceceneeses
Nseveaneseers
Sauer
G. Kimball
Niveorts Mae
Rewnelda
Ben Wraya
Tenis Gardella
Feee Persweneeesrens
Ghent
Onteuwavedmanay
Vigniel O'Connell
Vowal
United Mine Workeum
Tergile
Murphy
Cvesa
Simnshurn
Pittghieres
AL Kitibweh
John Po Collins
Port
Delaware and Hudson yard switches to motor powered turntable
A gasoline engine now powers the yard turntable at Delaware and Hudson eliminating manual turning. Dotin Smith, longtime night roundhouse wiper, moves to day shift. John Hoffman leaves the night foreman post and transfers to day force.
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Delaware and Hudson
Dotin Smith
Round House
John Hoffman
the Tribune
Obituary for Alice M Reynolds Davies of Clifford
Mrs. Alice M Reynolds Davies born June 7 in Clifford town and died before this notice. She married Thomas B Davies and lived in Forestry before moving to their present home. Survived by two sons, two daughters, and several siblings. funeral at Bethel Congregational church.
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Alice M. Reynolds Davies
Clifford
Susquehanna County
Isai
Thomas
Jane Reynolds
Alice
Home
Mary
Benjamin and
Gouge
Herrick Township
Edward
Mere
Nuke Band
Mimer ‘T
Walter J
Daview
Bethel Congregational Church
Clifford to Forest City church membership journey
The text notes a woman living in Clifford township moving to Forest City and joining the Presbyterian church there, then returning to Clifford and rejoining Bethel church. It documents church membership changes across two communities.
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Clifford Township
Forest City
The
Presbyterian Church of
That Place
Clifford
Bethel Church
Freeh air Children To Be Placed With Carbondale Hosts
Children from New York City to be provided for by the Carbondale committee are to arrive a week from today and will be sent immediately to nearby farms where accommodations have been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Carbondale Committee
Miner Mule Incident Injures Young Driver
A boy named Dwyer from Foundry Street, employed as a driver at Wilson Creek mine, was kicked by a mule yesterday morning. He was taken home and medical aid summoned. The injuries are not serious.
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Dwyer
Foundry Street
Wilson Creek
Hom
Game Declared Off At Alumn Park
The ball game scheduled today at Alumni Park between the college players and the prospective team has been canceled due to the college boys not being able to assemble.
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Alumn! Park
Pioneer settler J. C. Decker dies after horse kick
James Decker a Clifford born Civil War veteran and prominent local figure dies from injuries after a horse kicked him at the Simpson farm enfield. Survived by wife Margaret Stephens Decker daughter Dr. Van Deren of Archbald sister Elizabeth Norton of Binghamton brother Peter Decker of Clifford. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm at Decker cottage Crystal Lake with interment in Clifford cemetery.
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James Decker
Mr. Decker
Clifford
Dundaff
Carbondale
Decker
W. H. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons
Forest City
Margaret Stephens
Royal
van Deren
Archbald
Mire
Elizabeth Norton
Binghamton
Peter Decker
Decker Cottage
Crystal Lake
Hitler William Miller
Clifford Cemetery
Local Salesmen Attract Attention In City
Among the salesmen in town yesterday were H. A. McCarthy of Syracuse representing J. A. Connolly & Co. of Elmira and M. P. O'Connor representing Wilkinson, Gaddis & Co. of Binghamton. Both are popular and have a host of friends in this city.
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H. A. McCarthy
Sur- Auehanna
J. A. Connolly & Co
Elmira
M. P. O'Connor
Wilkinson, Gaddis & Co
Binghamton
Funeral plans for James Decker announced by Davies post
Uniformed comrades of Davies post invited to attend James Decker’s funeral at Crystal Lake Saturday morning. Communicate with J M Alexander Friday at his business to arrange free transportation starting from this city. John MacCombh, Commander.
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Davies’ Post
James Decker
Crystal Lake
J. M. Alexander
John MacCombh
Kellys Return From Pan-American Exposition Visit
Drugeist B. A. Kelly and his daughter Mary return from a pleasant trip to the Pan-American exposition. While away Mr. Kelly attended a session of trustees for the Catholic Mutual Beneficial association.
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Drugeist
B. A. Kelly
Mary
Mr. Kelly
Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association
Entertainers Isaac Singer and Claude R Smith Book Seats
Isaac Singer and Claude R Smith begin booking seats for an October entertainment course and report encouraging early interest.
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Isaac Singer
Claude R. Smith
Mr and Mrs George Dong Visit Uncle in Gainesville
Mr and Mrs George Dong of Gainesville Florida are guests of Mrs Dong's uncle A E Tiffany on Birkett Terrace. This is Mr Dong's first visit to the north.
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George Dong
Gainesville, Fla
A. E. Tiffany
Birkett Terrace
Mr. Dong
Former Carbondale Practitioner Visits Friends in Town
Dr. T. J. Lamb, formerly a Carbondale practitioner and now of West Scranton, is in town visiting among his friends and acquaintances.
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T. J. Lamb
West
Scranton
Visitors from Down the Valley Reach Archbald Guests
Mrs Foote Mrs Thomas Healey and daughter Annie of Archbald were visitors in town yesterday.
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Mra. Foote
Thomas Healey
Annie
Archbald
Yventerday
J J Sweeney Heads for Chicago Visit
J J Sweeney departed for Chicago last night aboard the Erie, planning a three or four week stay to visit the city locale and friends.
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J. J. Sweeney
Erie
Chicago
Powderly Family and Guests Make Local Social Circuit
Charles Spear of Hoboken N J joins Joseph Powderly in Philadelphia. Mrs M J Hawley of Dorranceton visits daughter Mrs A E Tiffany. Annie Powderly returns to New York after time with Hugh Powderly at High Street. Rev Charlie Lee and family come back from the seashore and plan a Pleasant Mount stay.
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Philadelphia
Charles Spear
Hoboken
N. J
Joseph Powderly
Eighth Avenue
M. J. Hawley
Dorranceton
A. EE. Tiffany
Mies
Annie Powderly Hae
New York City
Hugh Powderly
High Street
Charlies Lee
Mr. Lee
Pleasant Mount
Wayne County
Oldest resident Isaac Carey dies after long illness
Isaac Carey aged 91, born February 2 1810 in Providence, died last evening in Jermyn after a brief illness. He lived in Scott Township earlier, then with his daughter Mrs Isaac Jones in Jermyn where he died. Survived by four sons John Daniel Thomas Albert and two daughters Mrs Teane Jones and Mrs John DeQuick. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 pm at Mrs Isaac Jones home with burial in the family plot at Take Chapman. Also note Polish widow Mrs Frank Muschusky died suddenly on East Side. coroner declined inquest after heart trouble. Remains entrusted to Undertaker Procopovis.
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Isaac Carey
Providence
Yate
Scott Township
Isaac Jones
John
Dalton
Daniel
Thomas
Scott
Albert
Teane Jones
Jermyn
John DeQuick
Pittston
Procopovis
Olyphant
Blakely Matrimony and Local News Update
Miss Elizabeth Davis and Frank Sherman wed at a Fourth Street home with Rev. George Hague officiating. The couple will reside on Second Street. Also noted are St Patrick’s annual excursion plans to Mountain Park with Bauer’s Orchestra and Olyphant Drum Corps providing music. A Donnelly Dunnigan Gaughan alley ball match is highlighted. Trains depart Ontario and Western station at 9 a.m. for the outing. Mary Rosser and Samuel Armstrong marry at Mary’s brother David Rosser’s home in Blakely and will live on Grassy Island. Mrs P J Cawley, Michael Walker, and Miss Jennie Walker enjoy a week at Elk Lake. Mary Walsh returns from Philadelphia visit. Ethel Sherer visits Montrose relatives.
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Elizabeth Davis
Frank Sherman
Fourth Street
Blakely
Velock
George Hague
Susquehanna Street
Mr. Sherman
John Sherman
Second Street
St. Patrick’s
Mountain Park
Bauer's
Scranton
Olyphant
Donnelly Brothers
Dunnigan and Gaughan
Ontario and Western
David Rossar
Rosser
Grasey Island
P. J. Cawley
Michael Walker
Jennie Walker
Elk Lake
Mary Walsh
Philadelphia
Ethel Sherer
Montrose
Revered Harmon to Lead Waverly Pulpit Next Sabbath
Rev Harmon from Laceyville Pa will fill the pulpit next Sunday missive notes visiting family in Oncenta New York and New York City visitors. Rain in heat plagued area with weed growth. Mrs Sadie Mumford from New York visiting her father Ariongo Mumford of North Abington. Young ladies of the local Methodist circle participate.
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Mr. Harmon
Laceyville
Francis DeLong
Oncenta
N. Y
A Reynolds
Sadie Mumford
New York City
Ariongo Mumford
North Abington
Men s Suits Reduced in Clearance Sale
Patterns popular this season in Worsted and Cheviot sell at $6.50 to $14 range after clearance. Attisbury tailoring suits once $20 to $25 now $15 to $18, with silk stripe Worsted pieces emphasized.
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Atterbury
Straw Hats Reduced To Fifty Cents And Up
Straw hats offered in a sale with prices listed as 48 cents and 12.50 dollars appears to indicate a clearance era listing. The fragment notes reduced prices and promotional wording "Straw Hats reduced to" with an unclear trailing text.
Church to Host Lawn Festival Next Friday Evening
A church will hold a lawn festival on church grounds next Friday evening featuring ice cream and other refreshments.
Visiting Miss Harriet Pascoe in Hale Park
Miss Harriet Pascoe visits Hale Park. Miss Mary Hand returns to New Milford. James M. Kenworthy is in town after his mother's death, arriving on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Pascoe
Hale Park
Mary Hand
New Milford
James M. Kenworthy
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