Death of Patrick A Powderly in Carbondale at age sixty seven
Patrick A Powderly of Eighth Avenue Carbondale died yesterday after paralysis struck him Wednesday. Born in Carbondale he lived there nearly seventy years and was foreman of care repairs on the old Gravity road. He married Mary Gilligan in 1857 and had three children Phillip H Terence V Powderly and Mrs James A Farrell. Survived by sisters Margery Powderly and others and brother Hugh W Powderly and Terrence V Powderly United States immigration commissioner in Washington D C.
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Patrick A. Powderly
Eighth Avenue
Carbondale
Cer Repaira
Mr. Powderly
St. Rose Church
Mary Gilligan
Phillip H
Terrence V. Powderly
James A. Farrell
Hugh W. Powderly
Margery Powderly
Messia
John Powderly
Scranton
Joseph Powderly
Fogle Pass
Texas
Terrence V. Powherly
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Washington, D. C
Doctor Jenkins Leaves Carbondale for Manila Assignment
Dr BP Jenkins, former resident physician of Emergency hospital, resigned weeks ago and departed Mortar ay for San Francisco to sail to Manila as a surgeon in the US Army with rank of captain. The Carbondale community sends congratulations as Mrs Jenkins stays with her parents, Mr and Mrs T B Vanaan.
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T. B. Vanaan
Salem Avenue
Valuable horse sold to Scranton buyer by local owner
R. H. Reynolds sold his carrel pacing horse to C. Perry Wentz of Scranton. The horse is described as one of the county’s top carriage horses and is said to have brought a high figure, though the exact price is not disclosed. Speed is estimated between 220 and 240, with no precise measurement.
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R. H. Reynolds
C. Perry Wentz
Scranton
Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Travels
Miss Genevieve Parrell and Miss Nellie Walker visit friends in Binghamton and Oneonta. Mrs William Early of Pittston visits Carbondale friends. Mrs J H Herbert and Mrs H F May visit in Ping hamton with children. Mr and Mrs L C Wetherby entertain Mr and Mrs E B Hughes of Wahlington DC. Miss Agatha Dwyer returns from Scranton. Mrs Charles Hines of Cemetery Street is persistently in Mt Vernon Ohio visit.
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Genevieve Parrell
Nellie Walker
Binghamton
Oneonta
William Early
Pittston
Carbondale
J. H. Herbert
H. PF. May
Pinghamton
L. C. Wetherby
E. B. Hughes
Wahlington
D. C
Agatha Dwyer
Scranton
Charles Hines
Cemetery Street
W. T. Colville
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Visit Notes and Local Gossip From Susquehanna County
Reports show Mr Join King visiting a friend in Susquehanna County. Naomi and Mamie Griffiths of Nanticoke visit aunt Mrs Philip Robling. Rev Judson N Bailey to swap pulpits with Rev Pascoe tomorrow. FE D Caryl of Scranton called in town yesterday. Spring Brook Coal company employees received pay yesterday. Borough split into four wards pleases town majority. Rev H A Tucker lecture on Thursday evening well attended and engaging. Nellie Curran of Scranton visiting aunt Mrs M W Loftus. Mr McCune and Mrs Moses of New Castle Pa visiting Rev S W Young.
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Join King Ts
Susquehanna County
Naomi
Mamile Griffiths
Nanticoke
Philip Robling
Judson N. Bailey
Pascoe
Avora
FE. D. Caryl
Scranton
Spring Brook
H. A. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Nellie Curran
M. W. Loftus
McCune
Moses
New Castle
8. W. Young
Local School Awards and Church Notices Highlight Summer Events
Clans of 1900 feature orchestra and drawing with gold medals for Mary Progan Veronica OConnell Kathe OHoyle and other students. Premiums awarded for perfect attendance and music. Congregational church will host Rev D L Martin from Shenandoah tomorrow. Grace Lynch returns from St Vincent's Seminary for summer. Mrs Annievans attends Mrs W H Fisher funeral in Providence.
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Mary Progan
Veronica O'Connell
Kathe O'Hoyle
Mary McNulty
Mary Fadden
Lucy McNulty
Anna McGovern
Anina McLaughlin
Maria Cummings
Loretta Care
Martha Kennan
Jennie Boland
Liss Cleary
Grace Troy
Joseph O'Brien
Gerald Lynch
John Shields
James Walsh
Eugene Brennan
Leo McGowan
James O'Brien
James O'Malley
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD Pupil recital lights up Enterprise hall
Miss Stearns pupils staged a lively closing recital despite poor weather. The vocal quartet from Peckville received strong applause. Seven couples danced the finale, with cake awarded to the first couple. Neighborhood events include Children Day services and local rehearsals noted. visitors from Scranton and Wyoming were in town.
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Freda Brigus
Mabel Ketchum
Elale Stearns
Ehad Depew
Peckville
Mise Stearns
Mike Wilk
Sarat
Bessie Jones
Ralph Maker
Alice Jones
Irene Roberta
Williaam Walker Hose Company
Mavic
Will Plente
Electric Grove
Westlake Alive Amid Death Rumor at Wilkes-Barre
Rumor of Mr Robert Westlake’s death in Wilkes-Barre proved false as he remains very much alive and employed by the Lehigh Valley Railroad in Scranton. Local notices report various townsfolk traveling or visiting, plus church services at Presbyterian and Peckville capital churches with sermon topics on fruit bearing disciples and the work of God.
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Robert Westlike
Wilkes-Barre
Westlake
Lehici Valley Railroad Company
Scraunton
John Mitchell
Niagara Fella
Thomas James
Niagara Park
Sophia Simpkins
Hawley
John Purdy
New York City
S. A. Sands
Anna
Poston
Masa
Abe Reynolds
Factoryville
John Churney
Patch
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Churney
Tose
Presbyterian Church
S&s
Thomas
Moses
Lado’ Industrial Clas
Aytist
Testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Des Moines reader Mia Doty thanks the Chamberlain remedy makers for relief from coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. The note expresses gratitude and recommends the product. Matthews Bros are listed as wholesale and retail agents with druggists carrying the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Doty
Des Moines
Jowna
Matthews Bros
Supper to Benefit Ladies Aid at Baptist Church
Mrs George Northup and Mrs Edward Northup will host a supper at the Northups home on Saturday evening to raise funds for the Baptist church Ladies Aid society. The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting yesterday at Mrs J W Der’s home.
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George Northup
Edward Northup
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Baptist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. der
Sterling Anniversary Highlights Brooklyn Social Scene
Mr and Mrs George Sterling celebrated their golden wedding with friends attending the Brooklyn event. Several Sterling relatives returned from Mansfield State Normal School and Ducknell Academy. Local residents and visitors from Newark Waverly and Scranton joined in greetings and small town notices.
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George Sterling
Ernest Sterling
Ducknell Academy
Ethel Sterling
Bertha Sage
Louise Newton
Glenn
Ernest Tiffany
Mansfield State Normal School
Wardle
Oxcar Dvidson
Newark
Davidson
Chicago University
George Bunnell
John E. Williams
South Gibson
Ginn & Company
Ralph Archbald
Hepbottom
Mes
Shadduck
Harry
Bis Ward
Mattie Caldwell
Bernice, Doran
Grace Tewhkebury
Tankhoannock
Social Roundup From West Point and Nearby
A corrected social chronicle notes visits and entertainments among local families and guests. The piece lists adults and children from West Point Militiary Academy circles, Lake Windu gatherings, Sunday drives to Newsfoundland and nearby towns, and a Philadelphia trip. It records a birth in the Meeker family and various social outings through the week.
Railroads Announce Prohibition and B Y P U Conventions
National Prohibition convention in Chicago with June 26 tickets and June 2 return limits on most trains except Mack Diamond Express. B Y P U of America in Cincinnati July 12–16 with round trip fare and limited return to July 17, deposit required. National Democrats in Kansas City July 4 with site tickets from July 1 for return by July 4. Further details via local ticket agents.
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Chicago
B. Y. P. U. of America National Convention
Cincinnati
Reduced Rail Fare to Chicago for National Prohibition Convention
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip tickets to Chicago for June 27 28 for National Prohibition Convention attendees. Tickets valid June 22 24 to depart Chicago and return by June 4 with joint terminal verification. A twenty five cent fee is charged by the agent at validation.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Penns Ivi-nia Railroad Company
Jenne
Reduced rates to Kansas City for National Democratic convention
Fare available via Pennsylvania Railroad for the convention in Kansas City. Tickets valid July 1 to 3 with return until July inclusive. One fare each way on all trains except the Pennsylvanian Limited. Tickets good for continuous passage only.
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Kansse By
Penneylvania Railroad Company
Classified notices and real estate ads in Scranton paper
A jumble of rental and sale ads for furnished cottages and flats, platforms, wagons, and miscellaneous items. Legal notices announce viewers for a city project, coal company merger, and stockholders meetings. Administrative estate notices list executors and debt requests. Economic meeting set for Economy Light company.
Scranton Classifieds and Market Notes Include Jobs and Prices
A jumble of Scranton classified items lists job Wanted ads for young women and a man, a steward, and a clerk amid business notes. It reports Pittsburgh price shifts for steel and iron products, broad market activity, and dwindling demand in woolen goods while noting multiple local suppliers and addresses on Washington and Lackawanna avenues.
Fast Trains Between Buffalo and Pittsburg
Buffalo to Pittsburg travel options favor the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway. Trains depart Buffalo at 1 20 PM and 9 2 PM, offering day or night service. The route promises a seven hour trip via the Lake Shore line to Pittsburgh known as the Smoky City.
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Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Mallway
Smoky City
Micchifon Southern Railway
National League results and rain delays in multiple games
Amid a string of incomplete reports, National League games showed Brooklyn winning 9 to 6 over Mount Phlaren as umpire Day awarded the game. Other matchups include Chicago and Cincinnati affected by rain with eight innings counted in Philadelphia and Toronto games ending 6 to 4 and 1 to 0 respectively.
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Parrell
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Conn
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Gam
Dun's Review of Trade Reports Northwest Wheat Losses
The June 22 Dun's Review notes the northwest wheat crop damage as the key event, with speculation markets showing a sharp rise in prices. It explains how looming wage settlements and summer factory closures affect production, stock levels, and labor demands across industries.
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Kt. G. Dun & Company
Northwest
Chicago
Tme
Unclear Scorecard Fragments From Historic City Matches
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city names and numbers without context. Preserved items include Chicago Kansas City Detroit Indianapolis Cleveland Buffalo Milwaukee and Minnesota with varying scores such as six and zero, but no clear game details or dates.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Indianapetia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Scranton to Various Points
Train schedule from Scranton lists departures and connections to Philadelphia, Hazleton, Pottsville, Bethlehem, Tunkhannock, Towanda, Elmira, Geneva, and other intermediate stations via D and TL lines. It mentions parlor and sleeping cars, Sunday service, and reservations at Lookawanna Avenue Scranton and Cortland Street New York.
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New York Ontario and Western Train Schedule Details
Train times outline weekly connections from Scranton to Carbondale and Cadusia with departures at 1024 a m and 419 p m and return trips from Cadusia and Scranton. Officials J G Adels on and WEIS publish travel guidance with stations including Cranton and New York.
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Train timetable details for Erie and Wyoming Valley region
Fragmented timetable notes list trains serving Hawley Lake Ariel and intermediate points with departure times around 6 20 p m 7 14 p m and 2 90 p m plus sundry trains. Mentions connections at Hawley with the Brie railroad and interline services.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Aml Ney & Copticat
Hawley Fee Pointy
Brie Ralfrend
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