Carbondale Council Funds Fourth of July Drive
The Common council unanimously adopted G G Van Gorder's resolution to appropriate 50 dollars to the Fourth of July celebration fund. A proposal for a mail box in the health board corridor was defeated. Also rejected was a 60 dollar plug for Lackawanna club partition. The street committee's report urging iron bridges for Ricketbrook and Cottage streets and extensive ditching of roads was adopted.
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Common Council
G. G. van Gorder
Board of Health
Lackawanna Club
Joint Street
Ricketbrook
Cottage Street
Reverend Ezra T. Sanford Speaks on Life in the East
Port Jervis pastor Rev Ezra T Sanford delivered a sermon titled Life in the East at the Baptist church last night. A fair attentive audience remained engaged for nearly two hours as the moneture was given to the church fund.
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Ezra T. Sanford
Port Jervis
Baptist Church
East
Independence Day Celebration Fund Subscriptions Report
The Paince Creamery John Bilbert P G Williams Mrs M B Madigan Laula Gardella and J H M Kelly have subscribed 1 and the Murros 2 for the Independence day celebration fund. Amounting to about 200 dollars. All committees meet in council rooms tonight and a large attendance is hoped for. The celebration is assured and those interested want a creditable event.
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Paince Creamery
John Bilbert
Funeral services and burial notices at St Rose’s
The funeral of Mrs. P F Flaherty will be held at St Rose’s church this morning at 8 50. A requiem high mass will be celebrated and interment will follow in St Rose’s cemetery. The last rites for George Spunle are set for 3 PM with St Rose’s cemetery as the burial site. The city charters and Mitchell Hose Company will attend and the hose team will draw the hearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Flaherty
St. Rose's Church
St. Rose's Cemetery
George Spunle
Mitchell Hose Company
Local and Personal News Highlights
E Burr returns from New York. Mr and Mrs George Smith visit Bassettts and go home. Mrs George W Dowe hosts a farewell tea at Hotel Anthracite before moving to Hornellsville with forty guests. Olina Herring to Kingston for Wyoming seminary exercises. Mrs Henry Gramer returns from Buffalo. Mrs J F Roberts and Miss Irene Beurry stay at Ocean Grove. Rev T A Coffey and W A Nealon from Glen Summit retreat. Powderly and No 1 mine workers paid Saturday. Cycle Club to Jermyn Thursday for parade and sidepath social. Mrs J J Reigeluth in Middletown for funeral of George Spanie. Cortege leaves Canian Street for St Rose's at 240 PM. Mrs HC Wheeler arrives from Boonton. Benjamin Singer returns from University of Pennsylvania.
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Ocean Grove
T. A. Coffey
W. A. Nealon
Glen Summit
Powderly
Cycle Club
Jermyn
J. J. Reigeluth
Middletown
N.Y
James Boyland
Columbia Hose Company
No. 5
T Oelock
George Spanie
Canian Street
St. Rose's Church
H.C. Wheeler
Boonton
N. J
Benjamin Singer
University of Pennsylvania
Miner Benjamin Lloyd Killed in Grassy Shaft Accident
A fatal shaft accident at Grassy shaft yesterday at 10 am killed Benjamin Lloyd, 21, a miner. He was moving rock after a blast when a rock mass fell and crushed him. fellow workers pulled him free but he died before reaching the foot of the shaft. Survived by his father Thomas B. Lloyd and brothers William Luther and David. Funeral from his Bell Street home tomorrow. Rev Peter Roberts to conduct services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Shaft
Benjamin Lloyd
Thomas B. Lloyd
William
Luther
David Lloyd
Bell Street
Peter Roberts
Anna Dougher
Wilkes-Barre
John O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Kate Lachler
Hill Street
William Craig
Grassy Street
Joseph Dean
W. 8
Kelly
Free trial bottles offered for Dr Kennedy kidney remedy
Readers may obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet of Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy by mailing name and address to the Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout New York and noting the Tribune. The ad claims the medicine treats kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation and notes many readers later bought larger bottles. Prices listed: one dollar for a large bottle six for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
the Tribune
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Local Visitors and Relatives Arrive in Town
Mill City resident returned home yesterday with his nephew Dr. L Kelly. Dr Mrs Sergie Robbins of Carbondale spending a few days in town. Prof Edward Delaney of Waymart called. J A Foote and A J Cawley of Clark's Green visited Sunday. Minnie and Annie Hoban returned from Taylor visit.
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Sergie Robbins
Carbondale
Edward Delaney
Waymart
J. A. Foote
A. J. Cawley
Clark's Green
Minnie
Annie Hoban
Taylor
Bicycle parade and social planned in Jermyn Mayfield
Arrangements are made for a Thursday bicycle parade in three divisions with the Citizens band and Hogarths band leading. The route runs from Main street to William Walker the Mayfield residence, back to Rushbrook, then to Cemetery and Enterprise hall for a social to raise funds for the Arch bald to borough cinder path. Local residents attend social. brief notes on residents and visits surround the announcement.
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Main Street
LD. Davis
Bacon Street
Griffiths
William Walker
Mayfield
Rushbrook Street
Second Street
Cemetery
Malin
Enterprise Hall
H. L. Freas
Hisieutenants
A. H. Gable
Edward Breen
Will Merrick
Hogarth
Prof. Firth
Carbondale
Robert Reeves
Archbald
John Pritchard
West Mayfield
Long Pond
Harry L. Freag
Wilkes-Barre
Edith Davis
Jermyn Lodge
Nichol
Frank Baker
Cemetery Street
Greenfield
Joseph Gannon
Cuba
W. S. Badger
Mandane Rymer
A. F. A. Battenberg
Thomas Law
Attorney Freas
Wilkes-Darre
Rev A B Koukol Leads Pirot Slavonic Presbyterian Church
The Rev A B Koukol serves as pastor of the Pirot American Slavonic Presbyterian church, guiding its congregation and ministry in the local community.
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A. B. Koukol
Pirot American Slavonic Presbyterian Church
Pastors Resign and Move in Texas and Pennsylvania
Located on the Flat Side, Rev Kev Koutkol has resigned his pastorate and travels to Belleville Texas to lead the Bohemian Reformed church in Nelsonville eight miles from Belleville. Rev Julius Hamborasky of Mount Carmel will take over the vacated post. Mrs W S Mocs and sons Lee and Walter leave for a two weeks outing at Cold Spring Wayne County. Wilcon Fire Company to hold its regular meeting tonight. J T Peck and Lyman H Hoffecker, both visiting locally yesterday.
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Belleville
Texas
Bohemian Reformed Church
Nelsonville
Julius Hamborasky
Mount Carmel
Kev
Koutkol
W. 5
Mocs and Sons
Lee
Walter
Cold Spring
Wayne County
Wilcon Fire Company
J.T. Peck
Scranton
Lyman H. Hoffecker
Jermyn
Taylor News Brevities and Community Notices
Local items note Miss Mary Hescox returning home from Mineraville after a visit with the Davises. Lawn socials planned at Welsh Baptist church and Presbyterian church with ice cream and cake. Pay-day at Taylor Pyne and Holden collieries. Several residents return from trips and visits, plus a Red Men lodge meeting and a prize drill announcement. Also mention of an upcoming European-bound voyage and a bankruptcy meeting. Hood’s Burattaria references appear as health ads.
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Mary Hescox
Mineraville
Joseph Davis
Welsh Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Taylor, Pyne and Holden
W. G. Howell
Philadelphia
A. Weber
Richmond
Charles Watkins
Olyphant
W. W. Watkins
Grovestreet
Mersie
William Williams
James Taglis
Centermoreland
William Dailey
Plymouth
Mr. Dailey
North Main Street
J. S. Porteus
The
Presbyterian Church
James Davis
Hyde Park
Ialysie Davis
Louie Pray
North Scranton
George Taylor
Scranton
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
John Dd, Jones
Lancaster
Order of Red Men
Grand Lodge
Widow's Cough Cures After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary A. Beard of Claremore Arkansas reports a severe long running cough and years of poor health. A friend gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. after two bottles she was cured and has remained well for twenty years. She offers no solicitation and praises the remedy. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Bros.
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Mary A. Beard
Claremore
Ark
Matthew Bros
Lal
Community church notices and local events in Sunbury
Mrs Thomas Crossley visited her old Sunbury home as children attend services at Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches. A Yellowstone lecture at the Baptist church draws churchgoers with ice cream and cake, and a weekly band concert is planned Friday.
Foreclosure of Tunkhannock Electric Plant at Scranton Court
Sheriff foreclosure sale of the Tunkhannock Electric Light and Heat and Power plant occurred at the courthouse Saturday. W. E. Little bid 8000 dollars, with John Russell of Wilkes-Barre and Henry M. Ives of Dalton purchasing as assignees for bondholders. Russell holds three fifths, Ives two fifths, buyers plan to pay about 500 dollars in filed claims and restore service. Hugenbach to continue as receiver managing the plant during improvements aimed at profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Henry M. Ives
Dalton
Mr. Rusell
Mr. Ives
Bropome
W. Hugenbach
Leas
J. Wood Pratt
Five County Volunteer Firemen's Convention
Linta Hose Company
Avoca Marriages and Mining News From Local Notes
The town page records the marriage of Miss Mary Doucherty to James McAndrew of Avoca. John Healey dies from mine injuries at West Side hospital and is buried at St. Mary’s cemetery. John D Campbell joins miners’ examining board, replacing John T. Davis. Democratic convention in Harrisburg attended by local figures J Morahan and J McLaughlin. Local clergy and residents visit Miss Mary Brehony. teachers examined by Superintendent Frank P Slopper. Names of graduates or participants listed for the high school class. Primitive Methodist and Sunday school conventions set for Wyoming district today with three sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doucherty
James McAndrew
John Healey
West Side Hospital
John Dempsey
John Walsh
Patrick McDonnell
Thomas Crogan
Timothy Quinn
Anthony McHale
St. Mary's Cemetery
John D. Campbell
North End
Miners’ Examining Board
John T. Davis
McLaughlin
J. Morahan
Harrisburg
Mary
Kate Kearns
Philadelphia
Mary Brehony
J. J. McCabe
Auburn
Frank P. Slopper
Mary Dugcan
Winnie King
Melen Dixon
Georgia Evans
Nellie @nchliffe
Bb. Reap
Esther Werts
Hila Garrett
B. Toye
Mary Leonard
Kate Hurke
Mary McCabbe
Mary Reap
Agnes Clfford
Celia McGlynn
Ella O'Malley
Annie Aikman
Nelile Clark
B. Fiayrett
Elsie Nathwaring
Local Notes From Factoryville and Keystone Academy
In Factoryville Mr and Mrs W R Gardner Mr and Mrs James Wrigley and Mr W C Wrigley attended the Moses Taylor Hospital Training School commencement where Alma Wrigley graduated. The 30th Keystone Academy commencement began with a baccalaureate by Rev E Hully and evening sermon by Rev H M Pease.
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W. R. Gardner
James Wrigley
W. C. Wrigley
Moses ‘Taylor Hospital
Alma Wrigley
Charles Gardner
Clara
Dwight Dana Harmon
Keystone Academy
E. Hully
H. M. Pease
Eatonville
Missa
Anabel Reed
San Diego
Cal
San Diego Harbor
Roy C. Kommerer
New York State
Abel L. Reynolds
Arline
Peckville
Annette I. Bush
Binghamton
William Miller
St. Bernard
Baxter Miller
Local Notices and Church Activities Highlight Community Visitations
Prof F B Green of Clark's Green high school visited town Friday. Philadelphia residents Mr and Mrs Wetherby stay with Mrs Wetherbys brother. Mr Sylvanus Schoonover and Mr Carle Erie coal inspector were here Sunday. Mrs John Humphries of McClure NY visits Mrs Drake. Children day observed at both churches with scripture prize recitation at Presbyterian service. M F F church sermon to children and baptism of five. evening program Peace and War rendered by Sunday school scholars. collection for board of education. Eleven of twelve in recent rigid exam passed in Prof Taylor's course. To Prof Osborne and the class.
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F. B. Green
Clark's Green
Wetherby
Philadelphia
Taylor
Osborne
Remarkable Recovery Hinting for Mea and Rose
Mea Warren of Wyoming avenue, recently stricken with a paralytic stroke, shows slow improvement as her daughter Rose arrives from Nebraska yesterday to visit.
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Mea
Warren
Wyoming Avenue
Rose
Nebraska
Diplomas Awarded to Moscow Students After Final Exam
The final examination results for the common school diploma were announced on Tuesday afternoon after committee chairmen met with Superintendent J. C. Taylor and granted about ninety diplomas. Fifteen diplomas go to Moscow and Vicinity. twelve to eighth year pupils of the town high school, all passing with top county percentages. Names include Joseph Havenatrite John Campbell Nelile Campbell Jesse Gardner Hannah Harney Frank Wardell Helena Hollister Ronnie Wilbur Edna Matone Cordelia Pyle Lena Sayer George De Witt Howard Yeager. Principal R. H. Martin expresses pride in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
Moscow
Mise Kenyon
Joseph Havenatrite
John Campbell
Nelile Campbell
Jesse Gardner
Hannah Harney
Frank Wardell
Helena Hollister
Ronnie Wilbur
Edna Matone
Cordelia Pyle
Lena Sayer
George de Witt
Howard Yeager
R. H. Martin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Mercury Harms Health
An old advertisement warns that mercury in home remedies damages smell and the entire body. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous membranes. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and druggists selling at a stated price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mide
Ohio
Il Ny Mall
Neavita Medical CO
Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ill
McGartah & Thomas
Lockangara Ave
Scranton
Pioneer Limited Spotlighted as Future Train of the Era
One year after its launch, the Pioneer Limited on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line is celebrated for luxury and comfort. The two daily west and eastbound trains showcase unmatched finish and furnishings, marking the era in American passenger service and drawing record patronage for the St Paul road.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul Road
Tte
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Progressive Company
Pioneer
Fioneer Limited
Twin Cities
America
Pioneer Limited
Request for Free Chicago Travel Pamphlet From Rail Line
A request is sent to A. J. Smith, general passenger agent, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, Cleveland Ohio, for a pamphlet and map showing swift, cost efficient routes to nearly any Chicago destination. The pamphlet is requested free of charge.
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A. J. Smith
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Two Store Events of Importance
Gratifying attendance marked yesterday's big sale of Pear Agate Ware Muslin Underwear and Furniture. Our public found bargains of real importance. Some asked why we didn't shout louder about the Agate Ware. It will sell itself and the underwear is away and beyond the ordinary and less priced than in any other store.
Ladies Muslin Underwear Prices and Buying Tips
A catalog style note urges careful underwear purchases noting muslin quality, embroidery and lace, plus stitching. It advertises main muslin covers at 6c, underskirts from 25c to 39c, umbrella drawers at 29c, and several trimmed designs with tucks and embroidery, asserting equal value to any store in the city.
Dripping Pans and Roveting Pans Description
Fragmentary description lists pans of roveting type and dripping style with approximate size Ml inches by Mootneries wide and a suggested value of 63 cents.
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Pede Ville
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Taylor News
Towanda
Lintas
Maglite Hose Company
Pittaton
Co. B. Little
Wil Ilimy N. Teynolda, Jr
Wm. KK. Little
Wiskee-Barre
Tunkhannock
Helen Lewis
Jd. W. Pratt
Hood
Honesdale
Thomas Crossley
Sunbury
Conn
Presbyterian School
Methodist
Baptist School
Peterson
David
Geneva
Sawyer
Creasy
Hawley
Yellowstone Park
Delaware and Hudson Company
Athletic Park
L. J. Schofield
Warrensburg, Mo
Johann Hoff
AVOCA
Factoryville
Beecham
Olive Wheel
W. M. Bingham
Washington Ave
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Sonma
Underskirts
Saaer
Trumburg
Bom
ruMe
Hamburg
Agate Nickel Steel
New York City
Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Co
Ize
Sic
Nike
Banco
Donas Long
Joan L. Phelps
Pharmagist, Co
Spruce Street
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