Orphans' Court Sale Of Carbondale Estate
Public notice of a court ordered sale of the Maiden estate in Carbondale Lackawanna County by administrator Horton. The property description includes land in Carbondale City with specifics at the canal company line and bounded by named streets and lot lines. Auction set for a Saturday with terms of sale to the highest bidder in Carbondale.
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Orphans’ Court
Jamon Madden
Carbondale City
Lackawanna County
Alitiuin
James Maiden
Titeo
Carbondale
Setty
Said
Ait Elie
Thatuloeh
Loeal
Carlolate
Lackawanna
Bonney Lydia
Pitt
Delite
Linia Canal
Lane Noni Catwokkers
Peigimnite
Emergency Hospital Class of 1901 Holds Commencement
The Class of 1901 at Emergency Hospital graduated seven nurses in Burke's Hall. Decorations dazzled the hall as directors and staff witnessed diplomas presented by Mr. Waller. Speeches by Miss ONeill and other faculty praised perseverance and professional values for new nurses entering the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Hall
Ting How
S. 8. Jones
A Op Norten
Thomas Punter
William Walker
Suchhus
Hcist
Walker
Mout
Armen
Milgabert Thomas
Mathew
Elise
Flon
Denis de O'Neill
UY Neils
Cliss Stetos
Migs
Migervet Davis
Idogradiwites
Duane W. Himphrey
Janes P. Toortus
Howd
Water Ordinance Likely To Pass Final Reading Tonight
An adjourned Cay bondile select council meeting is expected to approve the municipal water plant ordinance in its final consideration. After a stormy Monday session, the opposition’s doubts are said to be resolved and sufficient votes are anticipated to endorse municipal water ownership.
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Councli
Ohder Lipsie Ness
Wieht
Caybondile
Moseses Attend City Graduation Exercises
Miss Francys Moses and Mr Henry J Moses of Scranton attended the graduation exercises in the city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francys Moses
Henry J. Moses
Scranton
Mr and Mrs Delevan Host Social at Behawnt Street Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Delevan entertained a party of friends at their Behawnt Street residence on Tuesday evening. The guest list begins with Misses, indicating a social gathering with invited young ladies.
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Joseph Delevan
Behawnt Street
Mrs. Delevan
Allen's Foot-Fane Gloves Advertises Purity
A fragmented 19th century advertisement extols Allan's Foot-Gloves with claims of protection for gloves and skin. It references absorbing toxins and a dainty toilet powder. The text mentions Dr Wea and editor of Ue Chivage, with shop and brand names like Allen & Co and Allenated.
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Allan
Ake Allan
Allens
Wea. Mier
Ue Chivage
Inle
Nk Prackine
Anil It, Sav
Pac Fo Sont Pare
Addivia Allen & Olinated
Local Names Held in Historic Parish Roll Call
A partial fragment lists numerous residents including Rose Tens Mamie Mannion Mila Dowd Margie Byrne Annie Callas han Rowe Toolan Fringer Ward Sarah Nolan Maggie Marley Amelia Nolin Mamie Marley Nellie Collins Mary Nolan Mamie Golden Mame Wilsh and Menily Stell of Olyphint aid Messer. Also named are Thomas Connor Tevtelek Cain Martin Golifemt dwar Golden Arthur Ware and others such as William Thurke James Toolion Joseph Mannion Joseph Medowan Pirtrak Calis Kaward Battle Michael Connelly Samuel Burney Thomas Wells and Richard Meocann.
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Rose Tens
Mamie Mannion
Mila Dowd
Margie Byrne
Annie Callashan
Rowe Toolan
Fringer Ward
Sarah Nolan
Maggie Marley
Amelia Nolin
Mamie Marley
Nellie Collins
Mary Nolan
Mamie Golden
Mame Wilsh
This Eitv
Menily Stell
Olyphint
Aid Messer
Thomas Connor
Tevtelek Cain
Martin Golifemt
Dwar Golden
Arthur Ware
William Thurke
James Toolion
Joseph Mannion
Joseph Medowan
Pirtrak Calis
Kaward Battle
Michael Connelly
Samuel Burney
Thomas Wells
Richard Meocann
Fourth of July Celebration Plans in Columbia Village
Committees representing three hore campyinies met in Columbia on Wednesday evening to finalize arrangements for the Fourth in Killeent rove on Brooklyn street. An executive committee was named with J F McDonald B Boywhin Tiliflew and Dennis Teatan Thomas Cifford. sub committees followed. Events include dancing tug of war contests and foot races. Grounds will be brightly illuminated with refreshments. bids will be received for selling peanuts candy and lemonade on the grounds.
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Eliy
Columbia
New 4
Gennt
Killeent
Brooklyn Street
F McDonald
B. Boywhin
Colmbinss
Leddard
Tiliflew
Mitchells
Dennis Teatan
Thomas Cifford
Boe
Aanyone
Krantz-Ekrantz Nuptials in St Rose Church
Carbondale groom Peter Mvanty weds Honesdale bride Atta Kraate at St Rose Church yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary Hoetling as maid of honor, Frank Briarty as groomsman. Reception at the groom’s mother’s home on South Church Street. Couple to reside on South Cravel Street and pursue life in the area.
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Atta Kraate
Tonesdale
Peter Mvanty
Fin St. Rose Church
T. F. Cottey
Mary Hoetling
Frank Bkriaty
Root
Groham
South Church
Piesburg
South Cbrvel Street
Kranis
Enerey
Ain
Maccabees Organize Subordinate Tent Officers
The Knights of Maccabees branch at Murin's name a new subordinate tent led by Commander Wy OP Hoek of Nivreaweturg announces officers including Walter Agwist as commander and T. Livichind as keeper. The second and fourth wards are noted as muted. a steering committee and trustees are named as Birden Nowrs and E.R. Mewuobls with additional appointees.
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Murrin
Hoek
Nivreaweturg
Ottienestes
Iuimander
I Kk
Newry
Tiertemant Eonaviimnder
Walter Agwist
NL T. Livichind
Fhnanes
AL Pathes Chanlein
Abeenet
Pliwsiedim
A A. Dselly
Ohare
Stel Commmittee
Bineke
Prof
Birden
Amd
E.R. Mewuobls
Trustees
of. Nowrs
Walter Agsia
Wreck at Richmondale Prompts Trespass Action Claim
The wreck at Richmondale injured Mrs Perkins wife of Ba Perkins of Poreet. The incident followed a collision that may lead Mr Terking to sue the Traction Company for damages. The report highlights a neglected roadbed north of the elite with sunken ties causing frequent slips and risk to travelers.
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Mestendig
Mare
Perkiies
Merkin
Poreet Iis
Perkins
Diay
Gar
Enbankerheak
Mir. Terking
Traction Company
Was
Likely Notary Public Appointed for Patterson's Sons Firm
The article notes H. Likely, bookkeeper for Patterson's Sons wholesale grocers, has been appointed as notary public by Governor Bilone. This marks his second term, with the first term having expired May 5, 101.
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H. i
Patterson's Sons
Oor Williams & Likely
Ins Hust
Notary Piblic
Chavernor Bilone
Mr Likelly
Passing Throng Social Round From Local Streets
A list of residents and visitors in Spencer Street Honesdale Olyphant and Forest City share Wednesday engagements. Irene Doolitts Norton Dolevan Jemily Street Manahan Bond Beal Harris Manger Mannion Hoganshell attend a Clerks’ dance. many plan weekend visits with relatives or return from visits in New Jersey.
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Irene Doolitts
Spencer Street
W. @ Norton
Honesdate
Joseph Dolevan
Sctunton
Jemily Street
Olyphant
Belmont Street
MM. Manahan
Honesdale
R. Jd. Bond
Mia
Robert Beal
Belman Street
Barten
N.Y
David Harris
Cecl Manger
Forest City
Clerks
Joseph Mannion
Pike Street
Mbps
Thomas Hoganshell
Newhon
N, J
Dorie Burdicks Black Panther Skins Stir Town Tale
Dorie Burdick of Greenfield brings a large animal skin to Alderman Jones in town. He claims it is a black panther hunted near his home, seeking a $25 bounty, while townsfolk debate its identity and the hunter’s tale grows into a comic municipal episode.
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Greenfield
Jones
Dorie Burdick
Hin
Dorie
Alderma Bunnell
Laothenaldermin
Sampies
Dovie
Witter Burdick
Walter
Nm Panther
Alderman Jones
Doriets
Tom Oath Onpshaw
Tyan Eisher
Merle
Pat
Lenin
Meewan
Darie
Brouwsthok
Alderminu
Boranton
Black Panther
Black Panthers
Dearie
Icus
Bo Beth
Dread Germs and Pulmonary Ills Warn of Pets as Vectors
In a warning on disease spread, the article cites parasitic germs in air water and food and notes pets as possible disease conduits. It highlights dairy cows with tuberculosis and high bacterial loads in city milk, then promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a defense and remedy with patient testimonials.
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London
England
Board of Health
United States
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce Medicines Laudatory Patient Letters
Letters from Mrs. Ella Schall of Moosehead Pa and Mrs. Cora Sunderland of Chaneyville Calvert Md praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. Schall reports full recovery from breast abscess after one month of treatment. Sunderland says after long chest pain and near incapacity, combined use of Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription restored health and enabled easy walking and work.
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Ella Schall
Moosehead
Luzerne Co
Pierce
Cora 1
Sunderland
Chaneyville, Calvert Co
Local Youth Laughs as He Leaves Office
A youthful resident, barely 17, departed the aldermanic office with a chuckle, remarking about his near-miss age and lighthearted view of the formal visit.
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Dorte
Aldermnnati
Philadelphia Man Promotes Redpath Lyceum Bureau Talks
Mr. A. Treffer of Philadelphia visited last evening to advocate the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. They have arranged for part of the course to be held in this city next year.
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A. Treffer
Philadelphia
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Travelers At Harrison House In Scranton Group
Sam Hoyle Thomas B Walsh T Keely J Meghran Kens Murray Max Troutfelt and FL i Sturde vil traveling commercial from Scranton were at the Harrison house yesterday.
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Sam Hoyle
Thomas B. Walsh
T. J. Keely
J. C. Meghran
Kens Murray
Max Troutfelt
FL i. Sturdevil
Scranton
Harrison House
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD FUNERALS AND MEASLES REPORT
The town notes the funeral of Ligale Owens of Mayfield to be held this afternoon. Dennis Chestney of the East Side, ill for six months, will be moved to Blakely Poor House today. Measles cases persist with arrivals on Main Street and Cemetery Street. Local visitors include Controller Jones and Rev Maynard Thompson. Agnes Freas, a resident on Main Street, was noted in Seventon yesterday.
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Ligale Owens
Mayfield
Dennis Chestney
East Side
Donfey
Blakely
Hugh Bbdon
Third Street
B.J. Dawe
Cemetery Street
Michael Clark
Main Street
Aan Mes
Willian Veale
Alriet
Controller Jones
Archhill
Willhan
Osborne
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Sipibe
Vic Tlio
James PL Sampson
Second Street
Maynard i
Thompson and Hey
Molter
Primitive Methodist Church
Janes Nicholson
Serayon
Jermyn
Morris Gronthiec
Seventon
Mins
Agnes Freas
Dr Pierce’s Medical Adviser Free by Request
Dr KR V Pierce has given away many copies of the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser in the past year. The 1008 page work with over 700 illustrations is sent free when readers pay mailing costs with stamps. Send 21 one cent stamps for paper bound or 31 stamps for cloth bound to Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
KR. V. Pierce
Common Sense
Scranton Scene Notes From Local Visitors and Visits
Violinist and pupil of Miss Julia Clapp Allen took pare on a busheale at Scranton Wednesday evening with Mrs Arthur Day and children Alys. Scranton visitors from Delaware and Hudson engineer Kine erson Wint of Wilkes Barre visit friends in town. Mrs Frank Baker and daughter Mrs Ilita Nicholson of Dundalf spent Wednesday in town. David Wennedy Jed Leong and David Moon left yesterday for Men Lint. Michael Muldoon of Main Street returned home last evening from a two days fishing trip with about fifty pounds of fish.
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Julia Clapp Allen
Scranton
Arthur Day
Sinjery
Cemetery Screer
Delaware and Hudson
Kineerson Wint
Wilkes-Barre
Vlelntry
Frank Baker
Ilita Nichoelson
Dundalf
Epent
David Wennedy
Jed Leong
David Moon
Michael Muldoon
Main Street
Peckville Concert Delights Local Music Lovers
Peckville residents enjoyed a midweek musical program at the Baptist church organized by the Peckville Chara society. Scranton’s Dalay B. Hath led the event with May Myers and Lewis delivering acclaimed solos and a strong male quintet featured among other performances. The program closed with a plantation melody by the chorus and remarks on local cultural activities.
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Peckville
Baptist Church
Chara) Society
Directory
Dalay B. Hath
Scranton
May Myers
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Lewis
Nicholson
Bots
Messrs. Hollister
Hans
Mitchell
Bartholt and Myers
George Hunley
Local Society Notes From Olyphant Withdrawn
Social column lists a Wednesday program with two performances at 2 and 8 pm at a pillar venue. Miss Lixtie Wallace of Wilkes-Barre is visiting Mr and Mrs Low Harels on Delaware Street. Miss Cinco Pettigarew visits Circon Ridge, and a staff meeting for the Lady Ellen Penman Judge of Rebeckah is planned at the Sweeney building this evening.
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Lixtie Wallace
Wilkes Barty
Mere. Low. Harels
Delaware Street
Cinco Pettigarew
Circon Ridge
Ellen Penman
Rebeckah
Sweeney
Aly
Jaimes O'Malley
Community Events Include Weddings Masses And Plays
Michael Hoban, Mary Rogan, and Nellie Gathigher attended a procession at St Patrick’s Cathedral led by Sevoitan. The Dix Ber-Pordhaim wedding was celebrated at Giveonw Bridge. The Daughters of Pocwhontusfoone HHiheted are planning a ceremony at Okekekt abd faphil tik Mowe Balk fa Bhakeles. Mr Patrick’s winter functions will be held at Fitton Mithew opera house on June 27. Architet John Me beaweltie outlined plans for a new ward architection. W J hubiehl returned from New York State. Avatha Lynch left Worcester for Ealy Cross village in Worcester, Mass.
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Michael Hoban
Mary Rogan
Nellie Gathigher
Prlosia
St. Paters
Sevoitan
DD. Edwards
Io Abuiyiliy
Giveonw Bridge
Odes
Okekekt Abd Faphil Ti
Mr. Patrick
Weantony
Fitton Mithew Oper House
John
W. J
Hubiehl
Uip
New York State
Avatha Lynch
Worcester
Mass
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Carbondale Department
the People's Exchange
Becranton
Myr
Mrs Delevan
Killeen's Grove
St. Rose Church
Maccabees
Richmondale
Burdick
D Psin
Preston E. Fenstermacher
Egypt
Lehigh Co
Dispensary Medical Association
Harrison
Jermyn and Mayfield
Widdress
OR. R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Dolin
Mix Haley
Miss Hall
Mayle
Brish
Neo
Edith Dieties
Chile Park
Tewie
Dougherty
Carbou- Hale
Presbyterian Climrch
W. G. Robertson
Dolph & Robertson
Sun
Pearl Menigine Co
Cleveland
Ohio
John UW. Phelps
Pharamaciat
Coroce
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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