Local Notables Visit Carbondale and Surrounding Areas
Coroner Kelley and several physicians including Dr A F Vetter Dr J J Kelly and Dr C E Foster were in Carbondale and nearby towns yesterday. UK officials and residents from Wilkes Barre Danville Binghamton Towanda and Philadelphia area were noted along with dental student A B Longshore debuting in Philadelphia. Eugene Kleberg headed to Germany via New York and Charles Tropp joined him toward New York for future travel on Penn Avenue.
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Kelley
Carbondale
A. F. Vetter
Pittston
J. J. Kelly
Archbald
H. M. Horton
W. M. Oslander
Wilkes-Barre
J. T. Edwards
Riverhead
Maas
Westminster
G. W. Stanton
Factoryville
Aaron Brown
Tunkhantock
C. Cook
Meshoppen
J. R. Beetem
Scranton Traction Company
Philadelphia
Wilkes
Eugene Kleberg
New York
Germany
Will
Charles Tropp
Mr. Kieberg
Penn Avenue
Railroader Lectures and Choir Plans At Moses Taylor
Brakeman Albert M. Perry slowly recovers at Moses Taylor hospital. Mesera McKenna and Langan will lecture tonight on the Air Brake for engineers and firemen. A new organ will soon be installed in the machine shops to better control the chorus. W. W. Jones of the Simpson Memorial church will train the railroad quartette and a double quartet may form later. Co J Hicks will attend the members rally, with 565 members to crowd the event, first come first served for seats. A phonograph concert and refreshments close the night. Telephone 242 for plumbing services.
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Albert M. Perry
Moses Taylor Hospital
Mesera
McKenna
Langan
W. W. Jones
Simpson Memorial Church
Co. J. Hicks
Hicks
Corsican Brothers staged with Mantell at Academy of Music
Robert Mantell starred as Fabien and Louis in Dumas The Corsican Brothers at the Academy of Music to a large audience. The all-star specialty program followed at Davis Theater with Lena the illusionist and Collins Mitchell. Darkest Russia and The Danger Signal are set for upcoming Academy performances. Al G Field minstrels return to Frothingham Saturday with a new Aladdin pantomime. Public notice: Martin Lavelle of 45 Prospect avenue died aged 70. funeral later.
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Robert Mantell
Academy of Music
Dumas
Emilie de Lesparre
Varis
Chateau Renaud
Laws
Fabien
Louis
Pentalblean
Davis’ Theater
Mlle
Lena
Collins
Mitchell
Sultana
Board of
Associated Charities
Binghamton
Russia
Russian Empire
al G. Field Minstrela
Frothingham
Water Main Break Floods Wyoming Spruce Area
A breaking water main at Wyoming Avenue and Spruce Street flooded basements across the block. William Myers, a barber shop porter, was rescued from rising water near the Dime Bank building as shops and jewelers reported extensive cellar damage and stock losses. The loss to O’Brien’s barber shop is put at 1500 dollars. Water crews shut the line at Vine Street to halt further flooding.
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Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
William Myers Tron
Dime Bank
William Myers
O'Brien
Day
Jenkins & Morris
W. J. Welchel
Charles Schank
Jacob Boltz
Stelle
Gorman’s
Grand Depot
P. McCrea & Co
Martin & Delany
Wyoming
Lackawanna Avenues
Lars
Gae and Water Company
Vine Street
Larber O'Brien
Providence Hoodlums Target Schools in Vandalism Case
In Providence a group of youths near No 24 school deface, break windows, steal supplies, and harass teachers during sessions. Charles Barrett, Martin Murray, and Harney Berry were arraigned, reprimanded, and ordered to cover costs. case dropped as juveniles promised to respect school property.
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Providence
No. 24
No. 4
Board of Control
Koxerville
Resolution for Special Election in Sixteenth Ward
A resolution to authorize a special election in the Sixteenth ward to fill the vacancy from Captain Kellow's death will be introduced at tonight's select council meeting. An adjourned common branch session and 7 40 pm police and judiciary committee meetings are planned.
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Kellow
Select Council
Common Branch
Police
Select Body
Sedentary jobs linked to higher tuberculosis deaths study
A writer in La Medicina Moderna asserts sedentary occupations predispose to tuberculosis. He cites English statistics showing about 400 deaths per 1,000 among students seminarians and clergymen, while farmers boatsmen and mountaineers show near immunity. Also notes the death of James Burke of Ninth Street from pneumonia and a plumbing ad endorsing Tryus lab services.
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la Medicine Modern
John Henry Jackson Rings Wedding Triumph Over Rivals
The Detroit Free Press notes Jackson’s celebration after winning Miss Hattle Rowe, with a boastful line about the superiority of his wife’s name and his victory over rivals who failed to win her. The remark underscores pride in the union and a sharp sentiment about rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Jackson
Hell and Its Terrors Sermon at Uris Cathedral
Father DeHaxa preached on hell at Uris cathedral last night to a large crowd of young men. He proclaimed that sin brings punishment even in this world and urged pure lives and true contrition to avoid divine wrath.
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Father DeHaxa
Hell
Uris
Bis
Father DeHasa
Fe Evers
Niye
Father DeHaza
Father O'Rielly
Erieville man killed on DL&W train near Notch
Atwood W. Wire of Erieville Madison County New York was killed on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train near the Notch while likely attempting to jump from an empty coal car. His head and right arm were badly mangled and the body sent to a local undertaker. Police found letters from his mother in his pocket revealing a loving family background and concern for his welfare.
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Atwood W. Wire
Erieville
Medison County
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Notch
Binghamton
Great Bend
A. R. Raub
Spruce Street
Susan M. A. Wire
Erleville
Syracuse
Strangers report death in accident with clues found
Undertaker Raub telegraphed the sad Intelligence to Mrs Wire and wrote a letter with details. The deceased appears about 40 years old, shows signs of hard living, wore rubber boots at the time of the accident, lacked stockings, a pair was later found in his pockets, and his garments were rough and shoddy.
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Raub
National Assembly of the League of American Wheelmen
The National Assembly met at the Grand Union Hotel New York on March 6 to discuss publishing an official organ titled Bulletin and Good Roads. A contract with Sterling Emmott of Boston was recommended. Dues were cut to 75 cents with changes to future allocations among national and state divisions. Committee chairs for the year were announced: Highways Isaac B. Potter, Rules Howard F. Raymond, Transportation William O. Brewster.
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New York
National Assembly of the
League of American Wheelmen
Grand Union Hotel
League
Bulletin and Good Roads
Messrs. Potter
Kernan
Perkins
Carson
Dickerson
League of American Wheelmen Bulletin
Sterling EmMott
Boston
Bostonce Department
Willison
Isaac B. Potter
Howard FB. Raymond
Chicago
Willian OL Brewster
St. Laisa
Czar Abolishes Knout in Imperial Decree
From St Petersburg to Berlin a decree ends the knout for peasant offenses. Reports say 3,000 deaths occurred from knout whippings in ten years, mostly for simple theft of produce. The dispatch also notes 6,778 Poles in the city tied to electric wires with a $4,889 fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Odisy Mitch
St. Petersburg
Angelwer
Cxar
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Norton’s
M. Norton
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
G. B.&co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
A. B. Longshore
Longshore
Pennsylvania College of Dentistry
Will Lorate
Great East
News OF the Railroads
W. G. Doud & Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Hood
Academy
Danger
Field
Minstrels
Henry C. DeMille
Academy of Muale
Ife
Far West
Montana and
Cheyenne
Field's Hig Minstrels
Philadelphia Ledger
Opera House
Misa Florence Hindley
Broken Water Main
MR. Kellow
Hellef
M. Harrie
Drigglat
Seratiton
James Burke
Ninth Street
Tryus
W. G Doud & Co
Lacks. Ave
Primrose
Rey
Father de Haza
Speaker
N. Y
Wire
Omaha
S. Leokowmaea
Avene
Amenow
Lack
National Assembly of the League
Grand Colon Hotel
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Wyoming Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schanks
Ulster
Martin & Delany's
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Scranton
William Connell
Geo
H. Catlin
William H. Peck
James Archbald
Alfred Hand
George H. Catlin
Henry Belin, Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kramich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Moosic Powder Co
Laff_ln & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repanno Chemical Co
Mil
WM. T. Smith
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Dr. Campbell
Innisa
Sogee
Senantos
Es Bell
R. Campbells
Campbell’ S
Tee Grentens
John rCampbell
J. L. Hangs, Engraver
Stewart
CW Florey
Iuiaing
Conrad
Hatter
E. M. Hetzel
Lackawarna Avenue
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