Wild Black Snake Captured In Carbondale Incident
Miss Katie Cronin was seized by a black snake that coiled around her arm on Upper Canaan Street. Neighbor John Proctor freed her, captured the eight foot reptile, and displayed it in his incubator at the Proctor home for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Katie Cronin
Upper Canaan Street
John Proctor
Canaan Street
Miss Cronin
Harry Proctor
Mr. Proctor
Proctor
Fifth Ward
Measles Epidemic Worsens With New Local Cases
The mild epidemic of measles, previously noted in The Tribune, is spreading with several new cases reported this week. Three new cases were recorded at the Board of Health office, located at the Pott's home on Jef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Board of Health Office
Pott
Jef
Cross Fire on Coffee Users Leads Two to Quit Coffee
Mrs W A Bowers from Franklin Indiana shares how Postum helped her husband Flusbund after years of dyspepsia headaches and stomach trouble from coffee. They switched gradually then entirely, reporting improved health and freedom from headaches and heartburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Pia
Flusbund
Ee Aeeaa
Panera
W. A. Bowers
Brest
Street Precautions Affected Several Homes
The Cliff house on Cliff avenue and the Signal home on Dundaff Street join Freys street in receiving sanitary precautions. Policeman Moffitt reports all steps taken under the law. Happily the cases are mild with no dangerous effects observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freys Street
Cliff Avenue
Signal Home
Dundaff Street
Moffitt
Miss Annie Malloy and Henry Rordans Wed at St Rose
An early morning wedding took place at St Rose Church as Miss Annie Malloy of Greenfield Avenue and Henry Rordans of Elizabeth New Jersey were married by Very Rev T F Coffey V F G at 620 AM. Bridesmaid Miss Sarah Lingan and groomsman Anthony OMalley attended. The couple left by Delaware and Hudson for a New Jersey visit and New York before settling in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Annie Malloy
Greenfield Avenue
Henry Rordans
Elizabeth
N. d
T. F. Coffey
Sarah Lingan
Fallbrook Street
Anthony O'Malley
Pike Street
Missionary Society To Meet In Forest City
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Honesdale district will hold three sessions in Forest City Church starting tomorrow at 10 AM. Rev. R. L. Clark welcomes delegates with programs including devotions by Mrs. C. W. Todd, reports by officers, and talks on India and missionary work with Miss Miranda Croucher’s letter from China. Officers include President Mrs. M. Q. Meaker and Secretary Mrs. J. Johns. lunch and refreshments provided by Forest City auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Honesdale
Forest City Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
R. L. Clark
C. W. Todd
Carbondale
Floree Butler
B.D. Long
R. J. Clark
Watchman
Hi. P. Woodward
M. D. Fuller
Hubert F. Clark Alves
C. M. Solgel
M. Q. Meaker
Pierce Butler
J. Johns
C. HW. Newing
A. F. Chaffee
Forest City Auxiliary
Two Successful Musical Events Highlighted by Local Recitals
Monday evening featured two well attended musicales. At Hayden Evans home on Laurel street Mrs. Arthur Long of Scranton performed with Miss Via Jones and Mrs. Frank Brundage delivering acclaimed vocal numbers. A reception at John J. Simpson’s River street home followed with a varied program including solos by Mrs. Long Miss Black Robert Gardner Ralph Williams and I Val Hollenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Evans
Laurel Street
Arthur Long
Scranton
Evans
John J. Simpson
River Street
The
Musicale
Simpson
F. H. Woodworth
Susan Black
Robert Gardner
Miss Bowman
Ralph Williams
I. Val Hollenback
Miss Black
Mr. Williams
Val. Hollenbeck
Young William Walker Returns Then Heads to Potter County
William Walker, a well known local youth, returned yesterday from Massachusetts to his home and will depart today for Costello in Potter County. During his absence he visited leading New England towns and also New York City and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker
Massachusetts
Costello
Potter County
Mr. Walker
New England
New York City
Philadelphia
Social Circle Praises Prospective Bride
The Friends of the Prospective Bride commend her prominent, admired place in society and her kind character within the social circle.
Masters of Dancing Delegation Heads to New York Convention
William Collins, renowned master of dancing, sails Sunday to attend the National Association Masters of Dancing of the United States and Canada convention in New York City. The ten day event includes a normal school of dancing with Del Sarte system instructors and demonstrations at Mc Donald's Knickerbocker Dancing Academy on Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
New York City
National Association
United States
Canada
McDonald's Knickerbocker Dancing Academy
Fourteenth Street
Metropolis
Colling
Buffalo
Delaware and Hudson men stay at posts in coal strike
Four Delaware and Hudson engineers remain at work while others refuse to come out. Pumps operate and other company workers double as firemen. Local United Mine Workers officials hope nonstriking men will soon walk out, aiming for only extra-press men by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
United Mine Workers
Delaware and Hudson Company
List of undelivered mail at Carbondale post office 1902
June 4 1902 list shows remaining letters for many individuals including John R Davis Dr R S Fairchild Ellaworth Gardner Loftus Franks T Gennessy John Gillespie Levi Gleason Prof W P Gregory David Herman Charles Hunt William P Jones Walter Lyng Michael McCann B T Michael Raymond A Pierce Thomas Morgan James P Quinn Jr Walter Winfield Mary Gavin May Beall Kramer M D Mia John Barredt Mrs Lillie E Barriger Mrs Emma Lee Mrs Effie Wayman the Misses Bullard Miss May Lewis J H Thomas Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, Pa
John R. Davis
R.S. Fairchild
Ellaworth Gardner
Loftus Franks
T. Gennessy
John Gillespie
Levi Gleason
Prof
W. P. Gregory
David Herman
Charles Hunt
William P. Jones
Walter Lyng
Michael McCann
B. T. Michael
Raymond A. Pierce
Thomas Morgan
James P. Quinn, Jr
Miss Gillen Leaves for Summit Position
Miss Margaret Gillen departs on Monday for Summit New Jersey to join the Record as a compositor. She previously worked on the Carbon Dale papers and was known as a rapid and skilled typesetter in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gillen
Summit
N. J
Miss Gillen
Carbondale
Insurance Payout For Burned Homestead Inquiries
Mr C H Lacey of Binghamton adjusted for Agricultural Insurance and paid Mrs P Kelly the full policy on her homestead burned last Thursday night. The Couch agency carried the insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lacey
Binghamton
Agricultural Insurance Company
Carbondale Lodge Fraternal Groups Meet in Afternoon
A afternoon gathering brings together the Carbondale Lodge members including the Knights of Pythias and Catholic Knights Father Carew Branch alongside the Ladies Auxiliary and Railroad Engineers for a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge of Masons
Father Carew
Catholic Knights
Pioneer Castle
Knights Mystle Chain
Carbondale Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Railroad Engineers
Wedding at St Nose Church for Kath erine Quinn and John Scanlon
An elaborate wedding is set for St Nose church at 9 this morning. The bride Kath erine Quinn and groom John Scanlon of Fallbrook street are notable locals whose ceremony will attract interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nose Church
Katherine Quinn
John Scanlon
Fallbrook Street
St. Aloysius Society Holds Regular Semi Monthly Meeting
The St. Aloysius society held its regular semi monthly meeting last evening and transacted important business. The group is rapidly becoming a leading temperance and social organization in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Society
Funeral Services for Mrs Eliza beth Nicholson
The funeral for the late Mrs Eliza beth Nicholson is set for this afternoon at 2 at her home 15 Birkett street Rev Rollin A Sawyer of Trinity church will officiate Burial follows in Maplewood cemetery Coroner Dr J F Sultry of Scranton investigated the death of James Moran and ruled a stroke of apoplexy without an inquest. Philadelphia physician Dr William Morrison is in town for his father Alderman William Morrison's illness. Clergymen including Rev A F Chaffee spoke at Mrs Sarah L Peck’s funeral in Green Ridge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nicholson
Birkett Street
Rollin A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Maplewood Cemetery
J. F. Sultry
Scranton
James Moran
William Morrison
Philadelphia
A. F. Chaffee
First Methodist Church
Sarah L. Peck
Green Ridge
J. J. Sweeney
Chicago
James Fluellen
Harrison
N. J
A. L. Sahm
W. B. Skeels
8. H. Williams
Thomas Harris
J. H. Reese
Fiddlelake
B. J. Murphy
Alderman Morrison In Ill Health Amid Pneumonia Fears
Alderman Morrison remains seriously ill as doctors fear pneumonia has developed. Dr William Morrison of Philadelphia and his son are at the bedside as the health condition is monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Morrison
William Morrison
Philadelphia
June Wedding Planned for Helen Patterson and Clayton Dalrymple
Miss Helen Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Patterson of Lincoln avenue Scranton will wed Clayton P Dalrymple of Scranton in the First Presbyterian church in the latter part of June. The announcement is sure to draw many felicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Patterson
George A. Patterson
Lincoln Avenue
Clayton P. Dalrymple
Scranton
First Presbyterian Church
Guests of relatives over Sunday in Pittston
With the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thomas, of Philadelphia avenue, Pittston Gasette. George L. Carte, ex United States consul to Martinique, now business manager of the Providence News, and his father, L. C. Duarte, of Kingston, were the guests of relatives here over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Thomas
Philadelphia Avenue
Pittston
Peckville Council Walks Through Regular Session
Blakely borough council met in regular session with members Brong Hartman Halford Johnson Nichols Smith and Moules. May street department pay and various bills were approved while some items were tabled for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Borough
Messrs. Brong
Hartman
Halford
Johnson
Nichols
Smith
Moules
J. B. Grover
M. Curtiss
W. J. Davis
A. W. Pentecost
Delaware and Hudgon Company
Olyphant
Good Roads Company
Reed
Watkins
Peckville
Board of Health
Ross Lloyd
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Mr. Cumming
Depot Street
Ferris
Water Company
Malin Street
W.J. Broad
Fire Department
Council
Thunder storm rattles Jermyn and Mayfield causing shocks
A severe thunder storm passed over Jermyn and Mayfield yesterday at 1 pm with heavy rain. Several houses were struck but damage was limited. Mrs Haas was stunned by a bolt at South Main street and has since suffered shock. Local residents visit and attend family events as the storm's aftereffects fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Haas
South Main Street
Eithu B. Nicholson
Derwood
Crystal Lake
Marie Jay
Third Street
Anna Lander
Scranton
William J. Evans
Providence
Margaret Evans
Second Street
St Patrick’s Parochial Academy to Close Friday
Olyphant announces the St Patrick's Parochial Academy will close on Friday June 20 with closing exercises in the Father Mathew opera house. Pupils will perform an operetta, drills and several other numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parochial Academy
Father Mathew Opera House
Residents and visitors mingle in Dunmore and nearby towns
Deputy Factory Inspector E W Bishop of Dunmore was a caller in town yesterday. Mrs Frank Orchard and children of River Street visit her mother in Olyphant. Edward Knapp, confined at home for days, is improved. Rev James Gilmartin of New York, visiting Carbondale friends, spent yesterday in Honesdale. His brother Rev Patrick Gilmartin has returned home. Mr and Mrs Griffith J Thomas and daughter of Carbondale spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bishop
Dunmore
Frank Orchard
River Street
Olyphant
Edward Knapp
James Gilmartin
New York City
Carbondale
Honesdale
Patrick Gilmartin
Griffith J. Thomas
Evening of Merit Honors Held As Community Gathers
Miss Mame McGuire of Wilkes Barre is guest of Mr and Mrs Martin Price of Dunmore street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Vaughn of South Scranton visit relatives here. John McDonnell of Locust Gap visits Mr and Mrs P H McCann of Hill street. Mrs Thomas McHale leaves to Montrose. Patrick Feeney goes to Pittsburgh for work. George Reese of Blakely takes bookkeeper post with J H Lally. P J Cowley departs for Johnstown. Daniel Hopkins of Scranton calls on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame McGuire
Wilkes- Barre
Martin Price
Dunmore Street
Myr
Daniel Vaughn
South Scranton
John McDonnell
Locust Gap
P. H. McCann
Hill Street
Thomas McHale
Montrose
Patrick Feeney
Pittsburg
Frank Orchard
Carbondale
George Reese
Blakely
J. H. Lally
P. J. Cowley
Johnstown
Daniel Hopkins
Scranton
Local social notes from Carbondale and area
The column lists residents and visitors: ARCHBALD and Spelcher with companions travel to Lake Lodore for a week of camping. Miss Sallie Corcoran visiting Mrs. M. J. Kearney in Main. Miss Carrie Battenberg visiting relatives in Scranton. Miss Laura Lawrence returns from Philadelphia where she studied. Murt Fleming to Middletown Conn. Isaac Mendelsohn of Mayfield visiting. Miss Margaret Elinton calling in Carbondale. Ernest Battenberg on a two week vacation. Miss Bridget Lally of Philadelphia visiting her father on Laurel Street. Arthur Bishop takes a job at First National Bank of Jermany. The last line notes the home of Robert Sharples of Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Spelcher
George Plary
Arthur Bishop
Henry Beck
WI Sauer
Lake Lodore
Sallie Corcoran
M. J. Kearney
Main Street
Carrie Battenberg
Scranton
Laura Lawrence
Philadelphia
Murt Fleming
Middletown
Conn
Isaac Mendelsohn
Mayfield
Margaret Elinton
Carbondale
Ernest Battenberg
Bridget Lally
Laurel Street
First National Bank of
Jermyn
Robert Sharples
Mount Vernon Fire Nearly Destroys Building
A large fire yesterday morning in Mount Vernon left the structure nearly destroyed with the origin still under investigation. Firefighters battled flames as investigators search for a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Local residents make notable moves and visits in town life
John Jones buys the Taylor Water Co dwelling on Main Street. H R Renard & Son acquire Davis washery interest to fuel their silk industry. Mrs George Taylor and children visit Scranton kin. Reinhardt roams to Paterson. Stone couple visits Factoryville kin. Buffalo Social Club hosts a complimentary social at Weber's rink. Fire Chief George Perry tests the fire alarm after a period of inactivity. Rexford Caldwell hosts Willie Jones and family. planned Ohio visit. Janet Inglis recuperating at home from illness. Morgans visits Reynolds in Washington Street. William Herbert calls on Green Ridge. Willam D Thomas leaves for Hoyteville for work. Mamie Francis and Jennie Harris return to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Taylor Water Company
Main Street
H. R. Renard & Son
Silk Company
Davis Washery
George Taylor
Scranton
Rf. J. Davis
North Taylor Avenue
George C. Reinhardt
Grove Street
Paterson, N. J
Willie
Charbondale
Rexford Caldwell
Ohio
Janet Inglis
William Morgans
Bellevue
Thomas Reynolds
Washington Street
William Herbert
Green Ridge
Willam D. Thomas
South Taylor
Hoyteville
Mamie Francis
Jennie Harris
Francis and Jones To Travel From Bloomsburg To England
Mesers John and William G Francis and Tallie 5 Jones left Bloomsburg for New York where they will voyage to England and South Wales. Mr and Mrs B F Burns of Pittston visited friends in this borough yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
John
William G. Francis
Tallie
Jones
New York
England
South Wales
B. F. Burns
Pittston
Moosic News: Socials and Meetings Report
MmOOSIC residents and visitors including Mrs J B Barefield Marion Brooklyn N Y and Mrs A G Buell Scranton spent Monday with friends. Moosic Hose Company No 1 to meet Wednesday to award contracts for new results. Quarterly conference held at Methodist Episcopal church last evening. John Roberts callers in Scranton yesterday. Anna Watkins left Monday for Dalton for a month. S Snyder business caller in Forest City on Monday. Moosic High School commence exercises Saturday night at Dymond Auditorium. Mrs J Hinds visiting relatives in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Barefield
Marion
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. G. Buell
Scranton
Harry Hinds
J. Hinds
Hose House
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Roberts
Anna Watkins
Daltoin
Snyder
Forest City
Moosle High School
Dymond Auditorium
Dunmere
Strike talk and early fire department walkout in Archbald
Jessup organizer Carney of Archbald and District President Nicholls spoke on the strike at St James hall on Monday afternoon. Monday morning firemen engineers and pump runners in town refused to work though pumps are now being operated by other men. Miss Mary Conroy of Dunmore formerly of this place is visiting town friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Archbald
Nicholls
St. James’ Hall
Mary Conroy
Dunmore
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the News of Carbondale
Reading
Fannie J. Sparkes
Miranda Croucher
Ching
Alice Buller
Atiuhoiy ci Eeeep
Ces
India
Funnie J. Sparkes
Offarl See
Church
Masters OF Dancing
New Jersey
St. Aloysius
Alderman Morrison Very
Wilfred Scranton
Jermyn and Mayfield
Imperial Cigar CO
Lackay
Miss Yetta Wilson
Daughters of Rebecca Lodge
East
Chicago Avenue
Illinois
Miss Stella Feely
Wauwatosa Club
Grand Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Feely
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Pierca
Common Sense
Dr. A. Vs Pierce
Taylor
Jessup
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