Three Highwaymen to Answer at Court in Carbondale
Edward alias Skinner Devine James Purcell and James Connors were arraigned before Alderman Jones on charges of highway robbery attempt at felonious assault and impersonating an officer. Purcell posted bail. Devine and Connors jailed. None carried a weapon. motive linked to a drink run and a roadside hold up on Fallbrook Street leading to a timely police capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Skinner
Devine
James Purcell
James Connors
Alderman Jones
Purcell
Fallbrook Street
Tribune
Aldermin Jones
Fancher
Charles Schimmell
Connors
Arlington House
Dunduaff Street
Carden
Orio
Fancher Bald
County Jall
McAndrews
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Dundaff
New York
Still Leaving The City For Ohio Move
Mrs Samuel W Davis and her young daughter left last evening by the Erie L g to Marion Ohio where Mrs Davis will reside with her husband Mr Davis has gone earlier and secured a lucrative position in the same town Mr and Mrs Richard Maize have left for Pittsburgh where they will re move There is unfinished text here but the main actions are outlined in Cleveland style brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Male
George O'Leary
Thompson Street
Lave Aley
Pittsburg
William, Malloy
Brooklyn
Carbondale
Philadelphia
John Wooking
South Terrace Street
Middletown
N. Y
Edward Golden
Matthew Brown
Sand Street
New York City
Samuel W. Davis
Erie
Marion
Ohio
Davis
Mr. Davis
Richard Maize
Grape-Nuts Credited With Restored Health For Lawyer
A Seneca Falls lawyer reports improved health after using Grape-Nuts, noting clearer thinking, steadier digestion, and fading facial blemishes. He previously struggled with concentration while studying law, and credits the cereal and its nutrition for renewed energy and study progress.
Railroad Men Stoned in Honesdale Branch Incidents
Detective Crippen reports four youths, oldest ten, charged after stones struck trains on the Honesdale branch. Brakeman John J. Murray was hit under the eye, risking severe sight loss as trains were stoned near Carbondale Metal Works. Gibbs held on bail amid conflicting alibi and witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson Company
Martin Crippen
Honesdale
Crippen
Alderman Jones
John J. Murray
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Murray
Neary
Arthur Gibbs
Park Street
Fred Tuttle
Gibbs
Ernest Barnes
Edward Lord
Tuttle
Thompson Sinking in Smallpox Case as Death Looms
Thomas Thompson Jr. sinks rapidly amid smallpox. Doctors note a collapse and weak heart despite stimulants. a second son shows suspicious symptoms after recent vaccination. Elder brother progresses toward recovery, while the third patient is closely watched for similar signs. End near, within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Thompson
Thompson
Tax Collector Settles Balance at Poor Board Meeting
Tax Collector John W. Barrett attended the meeting prepared to settle a tax duplicate of 11 171.00. He paid treasury totals of 4 233.55 to Moon, 4 287.40 to Lynch, 1 426.00 to Mottube, and 179.04 to Thermias, totaling 10 080.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barrett
the Poor Board
Teasurer Moon
Lynch
Mottube
Thermias
Carpenters and plumbers play final game at Lake Lodore
The third and deciding game of the carpenters versus plumbers series will be at Lake Lodore today. Members of Ped era Union No. 7.2/4 are invited to an outing and clum bake after the event. Union members should meet at the Leader building hall at seven in the morning. During the affair will be for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Lake Lodore
Pedera Union No. 7
Clumbake
Apprentices and Juniors Face Craft Teams in Morning Games
A day of four ball games is planned with apprentices and juniors in one match, painters versus masons in another, and the big event between the carpenters and plumbers. Each side has a time to its credit and aims to win the second game. All players belong to the two crafts. A clambake follows at noon and a full day of fun is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enarpenters
All Stars Baseball Team Seeks Any Opponent Under 13
The All Stars announce readiness to play any team under 13 at any time and field. Lineup includes Stephen Moffitt pitcher Claude Rehkers catcher Paul Burke shortstop John Burke first base Thomas Grady second base Charles Murrin third base John Moffitt center field James Burne right field Clarence Rehkers second catcher Henry Wellbrook bat carrier Joe Smith manager Paul Burke captain Claude Rehkors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Follws
Stephen Moffitt
Claude Rehkers
Paul Burke
John Burke
Thomas Grady
Charles Murrin
John Moffitt
James Burne
Clarence Rehkers
Henry Wellbrook
Joe Smith
Claude Rehkors
Social reception for First Presbyterian Sunday school teachers
A reception for the primary department teachers of the First Presbyterian Sunday school was hosted by Mrs A PF Fey and Miss Anna Belle Waterfield at Mrs Fey’s Eight Avenue home. An advertisement guessing contest used illustrations from reading papers and magazines with prizes for top and booby picks. Attendees included Jessie Matthews Edith Muir Gretta Bryson Mary Yarrington Isabelle Yarrington Sarah Gerrand Jeannette McMinn Nellie Bryden and several Mrs Sh Creveling Mrs Stansbury Mrs Rosetta Orts Mrs Orr and Mrs Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Sunday School
PF. Fey
Anna Belle Waterfield
W. RB. Standsbury
Jessie Matthews
Edith Muir
Gretta Bryson
Mary
Isabelle Yarrington
Sarah Gerrand
Jeannette
Isabelle McMinn
Nellie Bryden
George Sh. Creveling
W. H. Stansbury
Rosetta Orts
David Orr
Luther Bates
St Rose Academy Commencement Features Debut Duet
The Tribune notes a standout moment at St Rose Academy commencement Thursday evening the vocal duet by Miss May Moffitt and Wille C Price marking Price first public appearance as a vocalist. Both performers received hearty applause and an encore was demanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
St. Rose Academy
May Moffitt
Wille C. Price
Mr. Price
Miss Moffitt
Local Dentist Dr James Clune Heads to South Africa for Practice
Dr James Clune son of Mr and Mrs John Clune of this city has accepted a lucrative dentistry post in Pretoria South Africa He leaves soon with Charles Healey of Lynn Massachusetts Mr Healey accompanies him to aid the trip Clune a University of Pennsylvania graduate aims to regain health while abroad Many well wish him safety and success
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
James Clune
John Clune
South Africa
Charles Healey
Lynn
Mass
Pretoria
Clune
University of Pennsylvania
Sermon Series on True Christian Church and Simony
Sunday school at 9.10 am and service at 10.30 am feature the third sermon on the fundamental principles of the true Christian church and its propagation. The lesson covers Ananias and Sapphira and the foreshadowing of ecclesiastical corruption by money making. Dr. M. Geller discusses Rich Churches: Poor Christians. All are welcome. Rev. FL Ellinger, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Geller
FL Elinger
Pistor
Language teaching by graphophone demonstration at Cycle club
Captain Thomas Murphy announced an instructional session by Prof. La Mage from the International Correspondence schools. The faculty demonstration used graphophones to show language teaching methods to a large audience in the Cycle club rooms with Prof. Lia Maze among the listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
International Correspondence Devehools
la Mage
Lia Maze
Lumber gatherers off four hundred acre tract in Delaware County
John Pethick of Carbondale and Joseph Holt formerly of Smith HM collect hardwood lumber for the market from a four hundred acre tract on Rood's Creek in Delaware County. Their shipping station is Hale Holdy on the Erie near Honesdale Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pethick
Carbondale
Joseph Holt
Smith HM
Rood's Creek
Delaware County
Hale Holdy
Erie
Honesdale
Races at Afton Draw Carbondalians to Track
Yesterday near Afton observers from Carbondale crowded the event. Levi Patterson, a local firm owner, sent a notable string of horses to the races. Among spectators were W. BE Watt, Walter Scurry, Fred Watt, George Kenton, PFlM, Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Levi Patterson
W. BE. Watt
Walter Scurry
Fred Watt
George Kenton
Pflm
Burr
Scranton Republicans Rally Behind Wag ner for County Post
Select Councilman Charles F. Wagner of Scranton, former commissioner's clerk and Republican candidate for county commissioner, visited the city yesterday to promote his bid. He was accompanied by renowned Scranton musician John W. Berghauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Wagner
Scranton
John W. Berghauser
Ontario & Western Closes Carbondale Yard Station
The Ontario and Western ends service at Carbondale yard and relocates operator to other work. Simpson provided patronage to avoid ongoing costs of keeping the station open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario & Western Company
Carbondale
Simpson
Prospective AGM Visits Belmont Street Home
A candidate for assistant general manager visited the home on Belmont Street belonging to P. F. Hughes, general manager of the Carbondale Telephone Company. The visit occurred on a Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Street
P. 5
Hughes
Manaager
The
Carbondale Telephone Company
Turks Defeat Foul Tops In Swamp Field Clash
The Turks of the South Side beat the Foul Tops of Pike Street on the Swamp field by 34 to 0. Battery for the Turks were Casey and Donnelly, with McAndrew and Hadgina starring for the Foul Tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
M. Batteries
Casey and
Donnelly
McAndrew
Hadgina
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Lodges
Court Lilly and several fraternal and labor groups such as Foresters of America Diamond Lodge Shield of Honor Local No 1616 and United Mine Workers hold meetings this evening with program details to follow.
The Passing Throng
Clarence Giles of Lincoln Avenue is identified among bystanders in a crowd scene. The brief item notes his presence at a public gathering on a city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Giles
Lincoln Avenue
War relic tale Brought Pain to Draper Then Relief
Charles J. Draper of South Shaftsbury Vermont recalls misery from a war relic from his Spanish American War service. After illness from poor water and climate he found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, bought at fifty cents a box or six for two dollars and fifty cents. The pills are advertised as a cure for blood and nerve related ailments and sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Draper
South Shaftsbury
Pennsylvania
Mr. Draper
Georgia
Porto Rico
Dr. Williams
Local Society Notes Visit Residents and Visitors Arrive
Visiting relatives and friends fill Jamison City and nearby towns with a stream of guests. Names include W G Giles and Mrs A O Fidlam with Lake Winola stays, Miss Magele Kelly in Pittston, James Byrne from St Charles Baltimore vacationing here, and Isabelle Watt visiting Syracuse. Also listed are Ada Nicol in Wilkes Barre, Hermans from Scranton, Mabel and Mary Van Kus kirk from Taylor, L M Atkinson of Honesdale, Mrs William Brownell of Dundaff, and Mrs B O M Pitts returning from Scranton. Mrs Sarah Courtney hosts, J R Slack of Delaware and Hudson travels for company business, and a funeral in Clonesdale brings Henry Jadwin party. Julia Byrne departs for home via Erie, Berthier Dix canvasses in Honesdale, and Mrs Millard and son visit Seelyville before Wayne County Herald note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Giles
Jamiscon City
A. O. Fidlam
Lake Winola
Magele Kelly
South Church Stret
Pittston
James Byrne
St. Charles College
Baltimore
Isabelle Watt
North Church Street
Syracuse
N.Y
James Snyder
Greenfield
Warren Snyder
Joffrey Street
Ada Nicol
Wilkes-Barre
Janet Sawyer
Trinity Rectory
George Hermans
Scranton
Electric City
Harrison House
Mabel
Mary van Kuskirk
Taylor
Allee Rashleigh
River Street
L. M. Atkinson
Honesdale
Wayne County
William Brownell
Dundaff
Sarah Courtney
South Washington Street
B. OM. Pitts
Mary Jane Reese
Modge Power
J. R. Slack
Delaware & Hudson
Albany
N. W
Theo City
Henry B. Jadwin
Susie
Flossie Jadwin
Clonesdale
P. 4
Peterson
Julia Byrne
Patrick Byrne
Washington Street
Erie
Jamestown
Berthier 'W. Dix
Carbondale
Mayfield Coal Dump Fight and Mayfield Mayhem Report
Two Mayfield Polanders Toney Rotan and Joe Murtleho were badly cut by Robert Kelly during a coal dump dispute on the Dehiwire and Hudson. Kelly defended his claim with a shovel, leaving Roman with two cuts to the skull and Murlteho receiving one. Both required surgical care afterward. Two Olyphant constables, while searching for a wanted man, faced resistance in Mayfield as a house raid drew a large, hostile gathering and forced them to seek shelter in Mendelson's state. Mike Wandikey was arrested with bail denied, transported to jail. Nearby, Mrs. Cusley and daughter from Butte City and others from Wilkes-Barre visited local residents. Tailor David Allen enjoyed a family outing at Crystal Lake. Children’s Day will be observed at the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. no Sunday services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toney Ro»tan
Joe Murlteho
Dehiwire and
Hudson
Robert Kelly
Polanders
Kelly
Roman
Muriieho
Shelley
Mendelson
Mike Wandikey
Squire Keifer
John Cusley
Leonard Rogers
Leonard
Butte City
Montana
John Wilson
West Mayfield
Alvira Emory
Misa
Brady
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Violet Lane
Third Street
Clifford
David Allen
Crystal Lake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Summer Underwear Offers Wide Range for All Ages
A local retailer touts a large stock of women's, men's, and children's underwear. The store emphasizes in house planning, direct-from-makers sourcing, and bulk purchases to keep prices low while offering good fitting, comfortable undergarments for 25 cents to 10 dollars per garment.
Umbrellas Offer Quality at Low Prices Across Sizes
A local catalog touts umbrellas priced at $1.50 for 26 inch models, $1.75 for 28 inch, and $3 for 26 inch all silk varieties. Handles range from natural wood to pearl silver and ivory, claiming better value than cost.
Local Church Notices and Congregation Addresses
In the afternoon a school session is noted. In the evening Mr. Bowers from Scranton will address the congregation. Miss Nellie Blakeslee vacationing with her brother Chivense at Cranford New Jersey. Archdeacon Coxe of Walden New York will visit Rev. and Mrs. Brodhead and preach at St James church next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Scranton
Nellie Blakeslee
Chivense
Cranford
N. J
Archdeacon Coxe
Walden
N. Y
Local News Briefs From The Area
John Moran returns home from Stroudsburg Normal School to spend vacation with Miss Alice CGIDigin of Lones visiting Mrs. Frod. Planners back from wedding tour. Mr and Mrs H Linderman reside on Main Street. Claude Stocker of Jermyn shown yesterday. Carrie Pattenberg entertains Sunday school class with games and amusements from 3 to 7. attendees listed. Mrs Willian Van Doren visits Carbondale. Mrs A Sampson and daughter Louise of Feranton visit relatives. J W Grant of Carbondale makes Dustneys call. Mrs William Lees of Scranton visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Stroudsburg Normal School
Alice Cgidigin
Lones
H. (. Linderman
Main Street
Claude Stocker
Jermyon
Dora Miller
Sadie Williams
Bertha Miller
Florence Bensing
Palma Yarns
Mabel Devker
Jeanette Lawrence
Bertha Callaway
Willian van Doren
Carbondale
A. Sampson
Louise
Feranton
J. W. Grant
William Lees
Scranton
Freemasons Honor Matthewson With Jewel at Norwich Smoker
A. B. Matthewson recipients a Masters jewel at a Kingsbury lodge No. 460 smoker in their rooms last evening before leaving for Norwich New York. Attendees listed include local officials and many lodge members with luncheon following the program. services and sermons announced for Blakely Baptist and Episcopal congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Matthewson
Norwich
N.Y
Kingsbury Lodge
Mavons
Matthewson
W. HH. Adal
J. J. Alken
J. H. Borkhelwer
BE. C. Barethoi
Robert Burleigh
Mo D. Carpenter
A. F P.rans
Bf. BB
Dukin
T. W. Howards
Edward Mvans, Jr
Harry Howard
W. H. Winters
J. A. Schults
Arthur Widdowfield
Levi Dershimer
L. McWabe
J. J. Morgan
Mathew Mackey
D. G. Jones
Alex. Frew
C. W. Houser
Dr. L. Kelly
Robert Jones
J. W. Kennedy
J. H. Lewis
Griffith Jones
W. P. Kennedy
Fred Kelfer
Priceburg
George W. Slgreaves
Peckville
A. 3. Mason
David Spencer
Niagara
Local Notes Highlight Examinations and Social Visits
Miss Michel Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs D Edwards of Bhike ly passed Stroudsburg State Normal school exam this week and will pursue advanced studies at West Chester Normal school in fall. Michael Sweeney of Archbald visited yesterday. The Browns vs Dunmore baseball clash is set for this afternoon on the local grounds. A meeting of the xcelsior Hose company is planned for tomorrow at 2. John Dakin visits Philadelphia relatives while John P P OMalley of Carbondale spent yesterday with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J
Haughton
Michel Edwards
D. Edwards
Bhikely
Stroudsburg State Normal School
West Chester Normal School
Michael Sweeney
Archbald
Browns
Dunmore Baseball Club
Xcelsior Hose Company
P. J. Honan
Scranton
Jeane Davis
Greenwood
Anselm and
Louise
St.Patrick's Convent
Plitstow
John Dakin
Philsdlelphia
John PP
O'Malley
Carbondale
Mrs Doe Tuthill Heads North To Niagara Falls Home
Mrs. Doe Tuthill plans Monday departure to join her husband at Niagara Falls where they will establish their future home. A new hose company is planned for Blakely and a citizens meeting elected officers led by President Thomas Jones and Secretary George Reese. The report details water contract talks and local church services with pastors Rev J. S. Thomas Rev S. A. Moon and Rev H. Moon. Citizens discussed fire water supply and insurance follow ups. Mr and Mrs Juyuthill of Glen Lyon visit town while Mrs Daylett travels to Niagara Falls for her husband’s employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Tuthill
Niagara Falls
Blakely
Thomas Jones
William Samuels
George Reese
C. M. Alathaway
W. Taylor
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
Second Temple
Moon
William Allen
Ritter
Juy Uthill
Glen Lyon
John Daylett
Niagara Pally
Delightful Senyon Event At Frank’s Home
An upcoming Senyon gathering will be hosted at the residence of Frank, described as a charming social occasion. Attendees are invited to enjoy dinner, conversation, and a casual program in a welcoming setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senyon
Frank
Young Couple Wed In Milburn Milestone Wedding
The marriage of Etta Mosteller to Benjamin Reed was performed at 4 o clock by Rev. G C Jacobs at Brick church with about thirty guests. The bride wore white mousselined sole lace, carried white carnations, and the couple left for Milburn New Jersey to begin housekeeping with the bride’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Myrtle Read
D. C. Reed
R. Wilson
William Mow
John Curtis
Jank Reed
Clarence Reed
Lydia
Myrtle
Edith
Alice Reed
M. Kellar
Frank Mosteller
Harry Reed
Orin Rees
Samuel Machell
Oscar Rummerfield
John Worthington
Roy Kellar
Georga Naylor
Wiliam
Howard Brown
Allen Reed
Milburn
N. J
Storm Ravages Clark's Summit Cause Property Damage
A severe Wednesday night storm caused heavy rain and wind damage across Clark's Summit. Trees, shrubs and growing crops suffered, with residents and visitors reporting various social events and visits as the community pursues planned church gatherings and local reunions.
Osteopathy Here Promises Disease Relief
A historical notice touts osteopathic treatment to cure diseases by addressing blockages in force and circulation through manual stimulation or inhibition of nerve centers. It claims success for asthma hay fever paralysis nervous and liver troubles and invites consultation in Green Ridge Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Washington
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the News of Carbondale
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Barrett
Lodore
the All Stars
Tesue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Prof. la Maze
Carbondalians
Draper
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace
Ireland
Old Forge
Gaia Te Kik Gaon
Aed Leh Gb
J. Custard
Episcopal Church
Annie Colvin
Aly
Wrigley
Dairgi
Lina
N. L. Walker
York
Myra Williamsly
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