Gilby Tries Hanging in City Jail Reprieve Fails
Constable Stephen A. Gilby made three suicide attempts last night while a prisoner in the city jail. Guard William Killeen repeatedly intervened as Gilby used suspenders a necktie and a shirt in attempts to end his life, finally being revived and moved to Emergency Hospital. He faced possible charges earlier after an alcohol fueled spree on Belmont street and the crowd of schoolchildren watched the chaotic scene unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Gilby
Avillam Killeen
Pojieemn
Frederik Huddy
Belmont -Street
Linaginans
Hittnes
Elea
Shervily
Fleen
Mrnday
Gilby
Willey
Patrick Fox
Hi Nard
Ina
Steve
Kitceon
Chong Sen
Anil
Feredity
Patie
Jim
Thompson
Anner
Killeen
McAndrew
Constable Neary
Euleitete
Peter McCann
Constable Sby
Nddie Gormen
Onckplig
Aval Dold
Dual City Councils Meet As Budgets Face Final Readings
Regular sessions of both councils convened with several ordinances advancing. The pole tax measure received third reading amid debates on traction rates and Carnegie offer details. The appropriation ordinance stalled after objections, with referrals prompting delay and adjournment to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Seaelon
Paul
Mannion
Mesa
Davis
Maton
Bartert
Thomasenney
Thompson
Traction Company
Fletcher
Andrew Carnegie
City Clk
Meurane
Copmllboo
Speck Sea
Committee
Whaler Thorn Ia Io
Mir Toehe
Wiel Tong
Manyors
Olf Council
Comittion Couniell
Andrew Coriemhe
Selot Council
Alee Cassel
Linkih
Neal
Iti
One Krantz Brewer Driver Injured in Forest City Wreck
In Forest City yesterday afternoon a Krantz brewer driver backed his team into a station causing a wagon to overturn and spill barrels of beer down a steep embankment. The horses were injured and the driver sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krantz Brewers
Forest City
Mowiehy
Toyerih Pulatul Daraigis
Minnie Tackmore Arrested After Welfare Incident
Mix Minnie Tackmore was arrested yesterday afternoon by Chief McAldrew for alleged welfare concerns. She was jailed overnight after being unable to care for herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tackmore
Chied McAadrew
Card Party Hosted by Miss Helen Meehan in Brooklyn
Miss Helen Meehan entertained a number of friends at a card party given at her home in Brooklyn errest last evening. The event was a pleasant social gathering with light refreshments and cheerful conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Meehan
Brooklyn Errest
Meeting of School Board Authorizes Water Service Proposal
The school board approved a water-supply proposal from Reynehanhart Water Co for Central High and two numbered schools with fees by the month or by the thousand gallons. They also approved paying Contractor Dowe for heating work and related tasks, and discussed janitors and tax collection notes before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hockenberry
Hughes
Swigert
Kerwit
Moon
John Shannon
Reynehanhart Water Company
Central
Fa High School
Dowe
Offer for public library funding in Marbondale sparks debate
A few days ago Andrew Capie lle offered 25.00 for a public library in Marbondale if the city council contributes 82,500 annually. The proposal aims to secure Carnegie backing, with Archhald Citizen noting the town cannot miss the chance and that residents will act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Capielle
Marbondale
Carnegie
Evening Playbill Teases Mixed Gigs and Titles
The page lists a varied lineup with titles like The Fatal Wedding, The Pata Wedding, Fallen Among Thiever, Acrow the Trail, Down in Louisiana and The Two Sle tere. A matinee appears Wednesday and Saturday with Uncle Sam in Chie among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Uncle Sam
Unclear historical notice with fragmented names and places
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names such as William HH Davies and Viscount de Paul along with tribe references and order terms, but lacks coherent context or readable actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH Davies Womet
Viscount de Paul
Clarks’ Association
Woman Injured In Fall. Arm Treated By Doctor
Nee Dennis Gilhool of Piscklyn Strout broke both bones of her right forearm when she fell leaving her house on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Kelles of South Church Street set the arm with plaster and bandages and she is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gilhool
Piscklyn Strout
Dr. Kelles
South Church Atreet
Clerks Protective Association Meets at St Mose Hall
The Clerks Protective association will meet this evening at St Mose hall at 8:20 o'clock. Important business will come up and every clerk should be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protective Association
St. Mose
Condition of Mies Mc Laughlin at Pr Wheeler’s hospital
The report describes the illness of Mies Minerva Mc Laughlin of Jermyn who is under care at Pr Wheeler's private hospital, with a focus on her delicate health status and recent deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Minerva McLaughlin
Jermyn
Pr. Wheeler
Professor Delaney Opens Olyphant Teachers Institute
Professor John V. Delaney of this city read a paper at the teachers Institute held in Olyphant on Saturday afternoon. He spoke to educators about advances in classroom methods and the value of teacher collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Delaney
Teachers’ Institute
Olyphant
Drayve Men's Protective Society Meeting at St Rose Hall
A Drayve men's Protective Society meeting is scheduled for this evening at St Rose Hall. Attendance is requested to discuss community safety and member matters.
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Tiimons in Seventh Avenue
A birth notice records the arrival of a child to Mr Frank Tiimons and his wife on a Sunday in March at Hon. The brief item notes the new baby and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tiimons
Seventh Avenue
Patrick Morvleon Laborer In Forest Chiy Mine Incident
A miner named Patrick Morvleon, employed at a Forest Chiy mine, faced a workplace incident while prying core. Details on injuries or outcomes remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Morvleon
Forest Chiy
Tragic Train Incident Leaves Rescued Worker Amputee
Yesterday afternoon a worker was injured badly when cars jumped the track and bayed him down. He suffered a mangled right arm and bruising to his left side before being taken to the Emergency Hospital where his arm was amputated just below the shoulder.
School report from Garr shows attendance and staffing figures
Superintendent Garr presents Carbondale Pa monthly school report ending Feb 27. Enrollment by grade totals 1021 with 880 in attendance. Average daily attendance 75 percent. Absences 41 pupils, suspensions 2, tardies 60. Total instruction days 174. teachers absent 0. notes on substitutes and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Matel
Shoot Smith
Wight
Osim
Sires
Icc Ce
Tomate
Witendanion
Suinkey
Tiveliehs
Alwent
Eimer E. Gare
City to Start Street Improvements Soon
City Engineer Kepp plans to begin several improvement projects in about two weeks. Bridge over Racket Bronk work should arrive in a week and will start once frost leaves the ground. Pavement connections on Church and Corian streets to follow. Sewer work for hospital and Fallbrook area to start after weather permits, with priority due to citizen complaints. Ninth avenue finishing work earmarked $300 from the appropriation ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepp
Church
Corian
Kupp
Killeen
Hospital
Fallbrook
Ninth Avenue
Obituary: Professor M. P. Brennan Dies in Ponies Anna
John J. Brennan of Sandstreet mourns the death of his brother Professor M. P. Brennan of Ponies Anna who died there. Born in the city forty five years ago he left for the West twenty five years ago. Survived by widow one brother and two sisters Miss Kate Brennan and Mrs Henry Kennedy of Carbondale. Remains interred at Butte City Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Brennan
Sandstreet
M. P. Brennan
Anna
Kate Brennan
Henry Kennedy
Carbondale
Butte City
Montana
Patrick Kennedy Signs with Repertoire Theatre Company
Patrick Kennedy accepts an offer from a repertoire theatre company and signs a contract to join next season. The young talent has appeared in several regional productions and received multiple offers from touring companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kennedy
Local Residents Travel and Social Visits
The Misses Ames McDonough and Kuth Padden of this city visit friends in Arehbah on Sunday. Thomes F. Gallagher of Pawderly road left for White Water Wisconsin on the Erie flyer Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lathrop formerly of this city now of Williams-Hert are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. FB. Chars on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames McDonough
Kuth Padden
Arehbah
Thomes F. Gallagher
Pawderly Road
White Water
Wis
Erie
W. M. Lathrop
Jermyn Faces Fight Over Ten Year Contract Plan
Jermyn Electric begins action against Crescent Electric Light over a ten year contract. Deputy Ferber served injunction notices on burgesses and council members to halt signing. Court hearing set for Friday morning. Also reports St Aloysius Total Abstinence Society officers elected and a lengthy school grade listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Electric Company
Crescent Eectric Light Company
Ferber
Burgees
Jermyn Company
St. Aloysius Total Abstinence Society
P. FP
Wilker
Vilce
Patrick
Fifth grade class roster and teacher named at school
The list includes students from Mary department across grades from first to fifth with names such as Mattie Hill Kate Hoare May Hoxie Miry Walsh and more. HH. N. Barrett is listed as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Department
Mattie Hill
Kate Hoare
May’ Hoxie
Miry Walsh
Anna Punchey
Willie Davidson
Belle Prynn
Ida Morcom
Charles Meehan
Alice Ebdon
Ray Cramer
Alfred Harewell
Carl Kelly
Herman Woodworth
Sylvia Blake
Mildred Netherton
John Adame
Marie McClorkey
Marnie Mann
Charlie Winters
John Burns
Mildred Conch
Ferth Conch
Annie Collins
James Dougher
Emma Davis
The Missouri Girl at Father Mathew Opera House
Local theatre presents a first class farce comedy The Missouri Girl by Miss Magic Ritchie at the Father Mathew Opera House tomorrow night. Prices 5 35 and 50 cents. Many laughable situations and up to date specialties promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew Opera House
Magic Ritchie
Elvira Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Mternity Society
Presbyterian Church
Populc Young People’s Union
Shaffer
Harrisburg
St. Patrick's Day
Order of Hibernians
Susauehanna Street Baptist Sunday School
Liewd's Hall
Lackawanna Street
James Wheeler
Carbondale
Pour Cent store venture by Wetes brothers at Port Jervis
Edward and William Wetes have rented a store in Port Jervis to operate a Pour Cent store. The Meth odist Episcopal church Ladies' Aid plans a noon dinner at Mrs J K Peck on Wednesday March 2. A School of Song directed by Prof Clark Thomas Sranton will give a large concert on Wellnessday March Wh at the Methodist church. Admission is 25 cents and 10 cents. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid plus Young People's society will run a rummage sale at the Morgan store for three days starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
William Wetes
Port Jervis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodet Kpiscopal Church
J. K. Peck
School of Song
Clark Thomas
Scranton
Thomase
Ladies’ Aid and Young People's Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
Morgan Store
Joseph Marey
Wealthy Redhead
Robert
Thoms Martin
Dewitt Reed
Mire
John Wilson
May Stailey
Pittston
H. J. Edball la
Nesa
H. A. Greet
William Connell
Ladies Aid Society
Giary
Concert at Brick Methodist Epistol church features polyphone recital
Old Forge notices itemize Joseph Marey coordinating several selections on a polyphone at a March 22 concert in the Brick Methodist Episcopal church. The piece includes a girl chorus led by Miss Wealthy redhead and other community happenings.
Krause's Cold Cure Capsule Ad
An ad touts Krause's Cold Cure in convenient capsule form promising 24 hour relief. It claims no headaches or unpleasant sensations and is priced by Matthews Bros Mold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Price Sc
Matthews Bros
Birthday Social at Presbyterian Parsonage Planned
The Young Ladies' Mission clerk announces a birthday social at the Presbyterian parsonage on Thursday evening, inviting everyone. George Thomas spent Sunday in Dine r, Kew, and Mrs J N Bailey attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Parsonage
George Thomas
Kew
Mra
J. N, Bailey
Dress Goods and Silks for Spring Values
Spring fabrics arrive with strong value on heavy wool Homespuns at 59c per yard and extra heavy Frieze at 100 per yard. Silk selections include Swiss Taffeta 59c to 1.00 and Lyons Peau De Soies 89c to 1.50 per yard with Armure 75c now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Funeral of John Colvin and Local Social Notices
The funeral for John Colvin of Pareone is planned for Monday. Marie Hitwis visits her sister Mrs Snyder of Olyphant. The Ladies' Women's Christian Tenders meet this afternoon at Mr W C Dike's home. Mr and Mrs James Levan traveled to Carbondate on Sunday. The junior league business meeting is tonight at 7 in the Methodist church. Elmer Hardick spent Sunday with relatives in Coupetown. Johnlowe has returned home after weeks with his parents in Catiheetiowt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colvin
Pareone
Mlle Marie Hitwis
Dosseph Snyder
Olyphant
Christian Tenderance
W. C. Dike
James Levan
Carbondate
T. A. Oxborne
Mise ‘Thompeon
Pycista
Obituary notices and social tidbits from Avoua and Wilkes-Barre
Jolt Hogan aged seventy five dies at home in North End after a prolonged illness. Survived by wife and two sons, with funeral services planned at Mary’s Church and burial in the local cemetery. Other notices include deaths, marriages, and community happenings involving locals from Avoua, Wilkes-Barre, Montrose, and nearby areas, with details on services, sermons, and attending relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolt Hogan
Avoua
Eneores
Miny
Besiven
Theo Lore
P. J. Bolfond
Mira
Struts
Wilkes-Barre
Ben
Nanthootie
Joanie
Mire
Ales
Steenie
Ana Wail
Deane
Tole
Ancient Order of Mibernians
Patrick Heston
M. V. Munley
Vilhe Nowa Collegy
Br. Mary'’s
At. Joseph
Pathor Weoley
Montrose
Harry Biever
Ft. Marsh
Offertory Choir Sings Ayman to St Patrick
A church service phrases the offertory with patriotic sentiment as the choir performs Ayman to St Patrick, reflecting communal spirit and tradition during worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Details Unclear Names and Events
The readable parts hint at a formal public or social gathering with various names, venues, and dates. Amid garbled text, references surface to attendees, roles, and a listing of people connected to a ceremony or meeting, with scattered place names and times.
Unclear OCR fragment on corporate actions and meeting
Fragmentary text appears to describe a corporate matter involving a large construction or utility project, a merger or new venture, and a board meeting in a court or corporate setting. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only scattered clues about proceedings and approvals.
Commutation and Discharge Ordered by Court Martial
A court martial commuted the sentence of an unnamed Pvt. John Sunt. The act of clemency was granted by a military authority and resulted in discharge from the penitentiary. The note mentions Leavenworth and a formal process for dishonorable discharge considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontiy
Court
Dipigay
Leavenworth
Nanas
Lee Heen
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Carbondale Department
Acomuthtitioition
Iran
Common Council
A. W. Chase
Bay City
Detroit
Mr. L. H. Mans
Columbus Avenue
Mich
Gee, Leger
A.W. Chase
Tam
4. W. Chase
Levi Elsey
McDougal Avenue
Bright
Worth Imine
Dr. A. W. Chase Medging Co
Buffalo
Dove
New Water Company
Watt
Mirel JS
A.W. Reynolds
SUIS
Pal
Plies
Honorerd
Garr
Opera House
Drayve
St. Rose Hall
the School Report
Elmer &. Garr
Jermyn and Mayfield
DrBull’s
Salvation Oil
Racumatas
le Ig
Peckville
Old Forge
Jonas Long
Armure
Donas Long
Avoca
Taylor
Viwe Siewert
Tara
Stapler
Ce Aliresedeite
Oonnedt
Feotter Renulving
Viner
Anelety
Lbsa
Elidel
Woompdt
Alent
Geites
Peistow
Don
Baer
Dean
Jojo
Phil Pit
Aetathee Jv
Wilhems Marcy
Miles Maar
Valet Street
Aperitrte Saltegins
Mies
Stein
Witteburg
Mast
Toewrhegic Company
Courteprhe Coonapeetion
Tomerer
Wittaney Ete
Lariegne
Bae
Peart Lee Wy Catyoed
Piet Witior Meidieekette
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