Belmon t street man charged with stabbing Mrs Stiles
George Banker of Belmont street was arrested on a charge of cutting Mrs Sarah Stiles with a razor during a dispute. Patrolman Carden took Banker to the city jail after the incident on Dundaff street as Banker was returning from visiting his ailing mother. Stiles sustained four wounds deepest under the chin but was able to be out last night. Banker denies involvement and says he has been thinking but not quarrelsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Banker
Belmont Street
City
Sarah Stiles
Carden
Dundaff Street
Esc
Banker
Councils to Act on Sanitary Issue at Next Session
Reports say the May or June committee will address the sanitary matter in the county. The Thompson home cases show the elder brother improving and the other men recovering. no further developments were reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicienbed
Sporlad
Ninetvi Oomne
Hemeethie
Uv Neill
Cornelis
Who rented the room at city building basement
At the council meeting the question was raised who rented the city basement without building committee approval. Mr. Whitfield said the Pennsylvania Telephone Company rents a basement portion for 2.50 monthly. A partition was to be built at a cost near 15 dollars to accommodate the new tenant. Whitfield noted most joint building committee members knew nothing about the rental. He pushed for transparency in city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Mr. Whitfield
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Joint Building Committee
National President Urges Local Men to Affiliate with Central Labor Union
National President Clark urges Carbondale Teamsters to join the Central Labor Union. Jasper Chork of Toledo Ohio heads the effort to rally locals to remain active in the labor movement and support centralized union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Central Labor Union
Carbondale
St. Tose Hill
Jasper Chork
Toledo, O
Pentisters
Willer
McChork
Robert Meaker Laid To Rest In West Bainbridge NY
The life ruler Meaker is mourned after his death which cast gloom on those who knew him. He was taken to West Bainbridge to be laid beside his father on a Hudson train. His associates at Carbondale High School include Tarey Bunnell Barry Coleman Delbert Cirianier and Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaker
Hiss
West Bainbridge
N.Y
Bludson
Carbondale High School
Tlarey Bunnell
Blarry Coleman
Delbert Cirianier
Walter
Danger Signals Prompts Caution and Health Call
An older advertisement urges readers to heed danger signals of the body such as sleep loss, weight loss, and dullness in order to prevent illness. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Gallon Medical Discovery to improve digestion and nutrition, enrich blood, and build strength, plus Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to cure constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azure
Lerce
Gallen
Serge
Pierce
Memorial Service for Deceased in Syracuse Area
Leonard Gardner and Leon Biy Gardner and Clifford Walker of Syracuse attended a twilight service held at Dr. C. T. Meaker's home. Rev. Ay Fy Chaffee officiated with Tev. Charles Lee assisting. Binh school classes of 1901 and 1902 were present. a quartet sang Abide With Me and He's Gone. floral offerings were abundant. the class of remembrance produced a crescent in their colors. the Heh school fraternity presented a lyre with a broken string and a wreath. other signs of affection were given by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Jennie Rutter
Clark
Euss
Heh
Sunday Sabbath Sermon Attacks Pernicious Sunday Sheets
Rev Dr Whalen condemns Sunday papers as spiritually harmful lecturing that Sabbath pleasures erode faith. He urges reading scripture from Matthew Luke and John and warns against disreputable periodicals feeding worldly desires. He notes reduced work hours offer time for wholesome recreation and suggests Sunday schools or country outings as lawful, godly leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundia
Dooselock
Banik Mathew
Luke
Mark
St. Joh O
Whalen
Oman
Biggest Bass of the Season Caught by Mrs Linderman at Poyntelle
Mrs Linderman of Archbald landed a three pound black bass at Poyntelle marking the season’s largest catch. The event drew attention at the hotel and lake as guests discussed the sizeable trophy and prior week’s 24 pound contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyntelle
H. C. Linderman
Archbald
Day Trip to Lake Ariel by Knights of Columbus
The Scranton Council Knights of Columbus will run an excursion to Lake Ariel tomorrow attracting Carbondalians. The Scranton train leaves at 8 a.m. from the city and 8:30 a.m. from an unspecified point, with Er ie and Wyoming Valley Railroad trains from Washington Avenue Station at 9 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. Arrangements promise a pleasant day beside the lake hosted by hospitable council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Counc
Knights of Columbus
Lake Ariel
Scranton
Washington Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Knights
Scranton Council
Ordination Invitations Sent for Rev. John Lynott
Invitations issued in Carbondale for the ordination of Rev. John Lynott of North Scranton who will receive holy orders at St. Peter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
John Lynott
North Scranton
St. Peter's
W C T U Flower Mission Brightens Carbondale After June Roses
Women from the W C T U distributed bouquets of roses to sick residents in Carbondale as part of the flower mission. The act brought cheer to many shut-ins and included tributes to workers and The Tribune office for disseminating information about the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Mission
Christi Tempetinier
Carbondale
Tribune
St Rose Academy Commencement In Parochial Hall
Initiatory exercises will be held in the Parochial hall on Thursday evening featuring Miss Moffitt whose sweet musical voice will perform in what promises to be a notable program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
Miss Moffitt
Carbondallans Return to Crystal Lake Cottages
Carbondallans with cottages at Crystal Lake begin occupancy as belated summer sets in. Mrs. Margaret Moore and son Ken dall occupy their lake cottage and plan to stay through the season. Mr and Mrs Robert A Jadwin are also at the lake for the summer period.
Fraternal and Service Groups Listed in Local Notices
Local society items name Division No. 1 and multiple lodges and unions including St. Vincent de Paul Lucretia lodge Daughters of Rebekah Lackawanna Tribe Red Men Knights of Honor Local Union No 1611 Daughters of St. George in a community notice.
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A. Oo
St. Vincent de Paul
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Lackawanna Tribe
Red Men
Knights of Honor
Union
Daughters of St. George
Booking Good Shows At Grand Amid Strike Hamper
Manager Dan P Byrne of the Grand reports solid progress for next season despite strike hampering bookings. Hyme has secured Mildred Holland in The Prince and the ily for December, Floradora again for Grand patrons, and Clyde Fitch's Nathan Hale to be seen next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan P. Byrne
The
Grand
New York City
Hyme
Mildred Holland
Floradora
the Grand
Nathan Hale
Clyde Fitch
Scson
Passing Throng Notables Visit City From Adjacent Towns
Port Jervis resident J. H. Kane visited the city yesterday. Wilkes-Barre couple W. Baird and son stayed overnight. Honesdale resident T. Frank Hum checked in at the American. Miss Mary Campbell stopped in from Honesdale to visit Miss May Gaughan. Pleasant Mount resident Hon. John D. Brennan was a Carbondale visitor and stayed at the Harrison house. Mr and Mrs P H Gilleran and son returned home after a week in Delaware county New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kane
Port Jervis
W. Baird and Son
Wilkes-Barre
T. Frank Hum
Honesdale
Mary Campbell
May Gaughan
Seventh Avenue
John D. Brennan
Pleasant Mount
Carbondale
Harrison House
P. H. Gilleran and Son
Mr. Gilleran
Delaware County
New York State
The Striplings Target Cycle Club For Big Score
The Curbstone Striplings seek greater glory by challenging the Cycle club. Detective Lafe Smith notes the Striplings’ strong battery De vanney and Loftus, signaling activity in pitching and catching while Cycle club batters face an upcoming test.
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Curbstone
Swiftwinds
Lafe Smith
Devanney
Loftus
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD LOCAL NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS
Public health brief denies widespread small pox in Jermyn with only Archia Lewis of Ashland confirmed. Gratitude noted for anonymous flowers and newspapers left at the pest house. Obituary for John Holland recounts coal mine accident suffering before death. Jake Silverblatt changes job at Nelson Morris in Scranton. Miss Lyle Maye visits Scranton with parents. Retail clerks hold important meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Health
Jermyn
Archia Lewis
Ashland
DD. Davis
Pest House
Johm Holland
Erie
St. Rose Cemetery
Carbondale
Jake Silverblatt
Nelson, Morris & Co
Mayfield
Scranton House
Lyle Maye
Main Street
Scranton
Graduates Entertained at Junior Class Dance
The Carbon Dale High School junior class hosted the class of 2002 at a dance in the Burke building. The evening concluded school days on a high note with Mogurt orchestra providing the music for a delightful event and a happy close to this year's graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High School
Burke
Mogurt Orchestra
Ber gen and Barrett Families Celebrate Newborn Girl
The Ber gen family of Canaan street welcomes a baby girl Merchaunt Tailor John W Barrett of Brooklyn street cheers as his family grows with the first-born daughter. The arrival occurred on Monday according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bergen
Canaan Street
Merchaunt
John W. Barrett
Brooklyn Street
Funeral held for Mrs Sabina Iigland in Olyphant
The funeral from the family home on Dunmore Street proceeded to St Patrick's church for a requiem Mass celebrated by Rev John J O'Donnell. Interment followed at West Side cemetery with pull-bearers named P J Hoban Andrew Marrell John Daley Thomas Burke Anthony Corcoran and Thomas Hobtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina Iigland
Dunmore Street
Curtein
St. Patrick's Church
John J. O'Donnell
West Side
P. J. Hoban
Andrew Marrell
John Daley
Thomas Burke
Anthony Corcoran
Thomas Hobtin
Minnie Rogan
Mttle Hoban
Mamie Walsh
Edith Evans
Kathe Donnelly
Bertha Walker
Viola Harris
Nellie McAndrew
Kathe Murray
Fuavtoryville
Keystone Academy
Jennie Willaams
Elmer Davis
Greenwood
Richard Willams
Busquehanna Street
Shartlake
Scranton
Glen Buminit
Thomas Brown
Hyde Park
Bunday
Peckville Meeting set on water pressure and legal aid
After a large Peckville fire a committee was formed to pursue legal action against the water company over low water pressure. Burgess Alfred Haines calls a special citizens meeting for Thursday at the hose house to hear the report. Blakely residents urged to attend. Also, Robert Cheeney was thrown from a bicycle on North Main Street, fracturing his right shoulder. he was taken to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Alfred Haines
Blakely
Sadineday Wvening
Robert Cheeney
North Mary Street
Cheeney
Beranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Warren Drigas
Moutrone
Modoc Stars Challenge Jermyn Alley Boys in Mayfield
The Modoc Stars issue a challenge to the Jermyn Alley Boys for a baseball game to be played on any day in May at Alumni Park Mayfield. Michael Murphy is listed as manager and John Walsh as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modoc
Jermyn Alley Boys
Mayfield
Alumni Park
Michael Murphy
John Walsh
Installing Cash System at Harrison House
Co G. Baldwin of New York City stops at the Harrison house for a few days to install the Lamson cash carrier system in Clark Bros. new department stores.
Miss May Moffitt Selected for Soprano Solo
Miss May Moffitt has been chosen to render a soprano solo during the concert program. The selection highlights the young vocalist featured alongside other local performers in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Moffitt
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Edward J. Burke
Lynott
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Ivy
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Clits
Seranton Knights of Columbus
Jas
Boss
Keystone Watch Cage Company
Philadelphia
Crystal Lake
D. P. Byrne
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace S Shopping
Connolly & Wallace’s
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Connolly & Wallace
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