Local Notables Travel and Guests Leave City
A string of residents and visitors arrive and depart across Carbondale and nearby towns. T J Moore and W D Frank are noted in New York and Carbondale on business and family visits. Mrs Ed Colston and Ida Mitchell visit Wayne County and Carbondale. Dr P Replogle and Mr Miss Maypeon family are mentioned amid broader regional travel and health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Moore
New York City
W. D. Frank
Carbondale
Misa Adella Penwarren
Washburn Street
Wayne County
Edward Colston
Great Fento
P. Replogle
Spruce Street
Ella F. Donahoe
Mary Mahon
South Side
Wilkes- Barre
Wil Maynard
Reginald
Mary Barrett
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Lynbrook
L. L
Bimpeon
Warner
Mle Mare MII
Boranton
Captain Simpson
Olyphant
Railroad notes and officer changes at several lines
The text reports on the Mas ter Car Builders association annual meeting at Niagara Falls and various rail industry items. It notes Engine 100 returning from overhaul, tributes to James Cullerton, and a Chicago farewell for the Switchmen’s Mutual Benefit association’s first president. It covers Union Pacific earnings dip and gain, Rev D aty’s church speech, J. E. Brown’s promotion at Toledo and Ohio Central, Boston and Maine land purchase for repair shops, and a Maine tour by Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association leaders. It lists officers elected at the master mechanics convention led by R. C. Blackall and colleagues, with no action on next meeting place. It also reports leadership changes at New York Susquehanna and Western with George W. Young new director and A. L. Hopkins named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Daniel Swarts
James Cullerton
Switchmen’s Mutual Benefit Association
Med
Chicago
Snyder
Delaware, Lackawanne and Western
Union Pacific
D&ty
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Brown
Toledo and Ohio Central
Corning
Boston and Maine Railroad
East Somerville
Mass
John R. Troch
Peargall
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Maine
Master Mechanics
R. C. Blackall
R. H. Soule
Pulaerki Leeds
Angus Sinclair
D. A. Stewart
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway
Simon Bong
George W. Young
A. L. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Missouri Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Encampment at Mt Gretna For Third Brigade Soldiers
Official orders from General Gobin set Mt Gretna as the Third Brigade encampment site from July 20 to 27 1895. Units must assemble, maintain discipline, and follow strict reporting and supply procedures with set daily schedules and uniform rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Gretna
J. J. Goblin
National Guards of
Pennnsylvania
Lebanon
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Hartleburg
Mt. Gretna
Houte
Kerive
Andrew G. Curtin
Doans Kidney Pills Help Mrs Whitey Recover
Mrs Whitey describes a year of back and kidney pain after influenza. She reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for a few days, noting restored appetite and ability to sleep and climb stairs without pain. The interview credits Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents and lists price at six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithicem Herat
H. T. Whitey
Seneca and
Plain Streets
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. 6
Epworth excursion train to Harvey’s Lake via Scranton
Oak Street visitor Mise H H Keifer plans an Epworth League excursion to Harvey’s Lake tomorrow. The train will stop at Market Street crossing Green Ridge and Scranton for pickup. Also notes local shop openings and a funeral service for Mrs W W Winton on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise H H. ¥. Keifer
Oak A
Monesdale
Harvey's Lake
Market Street Crossing
Green Ridge
Scranton
Steele
Cheonge W
Maybey
Bristol House
la Slek
Lake Winola visits and local sports at Dunmore church outing
Residents return from town visits to Lake Winola with several names listed including Misa Blanche Capwell and Mrs Tannery. The Dunmore Presbyterian church excursion to Lake Arley drew a large crowd. Local contests feature a 10 yard dash won by Arthur Smith, doubles tennis with Close and Mace, singles Christ over Wormer, and a 100 yard boys race won by Wille Moffatt. A new stock display at Mears & Hagen and rising demand for Pocono Cigars are noted along with Pillsbury Flour Mills output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Blanche Capwell
Lake Winola
Dunmore
Mrs. Tannery
Middletown
Miss Mary Brown
Avorn
William Bachman
Arthur Smith
Ernest Close
Harry Smith
Gibert Close
Frank Mace
Louis Christ
Louiéan Wormer
Christ
Wille Moffatt
Frank Blickens
Arthur Secor
Hewitt works face jury in nuisance case over stench
In Taylor Feltaville, residents packed court to press that the Hewitt desiccating works near Feltaville violate public nuisance laws. Testimony cited offensive odors from cabbage decay and pig pens, while Hewitt and others argued odorless operations with new machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor and
Feltaville
4. A
W. H. Hewitt
Commonwealth
Ingles
Peltaville
Hewitt Works
Amell
John W. Reese
Owens
Gilmartin
Cavsidy
UK Street
Ward
Hyde Park
Taylor
Taylor and Feltzville
J. A. Barth
S. B. Tripp
Hewitt
Charles Kormpel
Hewitta
Lr. Helmer
Hewitt Place
Kcreea
Court Proceedings and Upcoming Sale Noted
The court adjourned with juries deliberating on multiple cases. Be Greiner faced assault and battering charges against Mrs A B Jones of Peckville. Péter Hamm from South Side was found guilty of assaulting Emil Bauer. Mary Welman failed to prosecute John Wyman for larceny and receiving, resulting in a not guilty verdict. Mary Gaffney and Hugh Gaffney remained on trial. A sale is planned for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. BE. Greiner
Mra. A. BE. Jones
Peckville
Péter Hamm
South Side
Emil Bauer
Mary Welman
John Wyman
Mary Gaffney
Hugh Gaffney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Fred Emrich
Philadelphia
John D. Byole
James Doyle
Norwich, N. Y
Mim
Louise Hardenbergh
Port Jer Via
Franklin H. Harienbergh
Henry Burke
Thomas Malley
Patrick
Michael Manley
John Morrison
James Galloubly
St. Bonaventure’s College
Allegheny
N. Y
C. H. McAnulty
D.D
Oneonta
Railroad Notes
Will
J. P. S. Gobin
WII Virnish Transportation
Hattery
Cavalry
H. & Moyer
Eith
H. P. Mover
Mt. Greton
Rettera
Magee
Moyer
Advancs
S&s
Aleknese
Leive
Tate
P. &. Gobin
M. A. Gherst
North End
Atovk
Wuliste
Moura & Hagen
Roy Gillespie
Malin Avenue
Issick
Miss Denedlet
No. “ School
Mountain Lake
J. Hodgeon
Dry Guoda
Mulles
State Normal School
Bloomsburg
W. W. Winton
West Market Street
N.Y. Darke
Weat Pittston
Lute Brooks
Lume Stimpson
Alisa Ladia Linsley
Stella Metallock
Gertrude Faats
Grace Williams
Mira Julia Martin
Alice Williams
Frank Peck
Ray Atherton
George Mayhey
Puritan Congregational Church
John H. Paips
Mro
Thomas
Rockwell Street
John Phillipe
Mises Bettle Gardner
Rachel Sharples
Matthe Sharples
Annie Reese
Lixeie Means
Maggie Davis
Anne H. Reese
Martha Heese
Miry J. Edwards
Iron't Forget Onur
James Connell Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Phillip’s Hall
Fig Street
W. Gaylord Thomas
St. Mary's German Parochial School
St. John's Parochial School
Meare & Hagen
Mra
J. A. Manley
Coyne
Daniel P. Pattle
Lackawanna Township
Porget
Mears & Hagen
Pillsbury's Flour Mills
Hewitts
Andrew Friedel
Harris
Hewittemell
Pellyville
Thomas Bowen
Hewittts
Jones
Bellevue Heights
William Fry
William Jones
Laybourn
John Laybourn
Palatine Hotel
Providence
Leyshon
Lazarus Moyer
George JD. Taylor
James W. Laybourn
Joseph Laybourn
Weichel & Millar
China Rail
Wyoming Avenue
Oxfords
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.c.ricker &Co
Adams Ave
New Telephone
E. Grewer
Filiaselphiia Goodatiat
Old Pee Building
Pennvenue
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Old Port Omey
Penn Avenue
Aprice Street
Conrad
Capital
Rexford
Lackawanna Avenue
Gilhool
Carri Busi
Nossa Wagena
Reoores
BLY
Boventh
Beraaten
Praits ’ Leolanien
Ian
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Martin& Delany
Chie
Abe
Manhattan Beach
J.D. Williams & Brocka. Ave
Bexter
Ital
J. S. Turner CO
Lagkawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
On Anh
Lock. Ay. and
Stewart's Art Store
Morgan & Wright
White Star
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
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