New Foundry Process Promises Savings in Iron Casting
Carbondale reports a new casting method by Mr. Holland that eliminates hydrogen gas during sand casting. The inverted mould setup and higher iron temperature boost efficiency, with potential 15 percent annual savings for a $100,000 annual output. The Carbondale Metal Working Company plans to roll out the process once legal rights are secured, boosting stock value and industrial prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halland
Holland
Trains Schedule Fragments for Scranton and Carbondale
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains leaving Carbondale for Scranton and Teaville at 7.00 am and 7.00 pm with connections to New York. Mentions trips from Scranton to destinations, and unclear lines reference Fondure, Setanta, and Cudeala with unspecified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Pointe Noutti
W. i
Teaville
Fondure Quke
New York
Comey Will
Tralis
Friny Setanta
Points Worth
Important Invention In Moulding Process Promises Revolution
Timothy Holland of New York City, connected with Carbondale Metal Working, announces a moulding invention tested in Carbondale. The process uses a combustible chemical solution to moisten core sand to prevent gas formation and fuel the molten metal, potentially changing the drum moulding method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Holland
New York City
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Venns
Wis
Carbondale
Terese
Mr. Holland
Postum Cereal Coffee Praised By Dyspeptic Seeker
A Chicago man, Peter G. Holst, recovered from chronic dyspepsia after trying Postum Cereal Coffee. He describes severe symptoms, including headaches and vomiting, easing as digestion improves and weight increases from 199 to 187 pounds. He endorses Postum for others with dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter G. Holst
St Englewood Avenue
Dry goods store to open in Keystone block
Several spring business changes are noted. A new dry goods store will open in the Keystone block replacing Miss Annie Duffy’s millinery. The proprietor will be an experienced city dry goods man. Also discussed is Tony Letts restaurant transfer to John and Frank P. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Block
Annie Duffy
Was
Mercantile Elrvleg
Tony Letts
Salem Avenue
John Brown
Frank P. Brown
North Main Street
Letts
Miss Duffy
Devine
Merchan
Scott Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Idle Mine Resumes: No. 1 Miners Return After Breaker Fire
A citywide cheer rose as No. 1 miners went back to work after about three months idleness caused by a breaker fire. The new breaker allows full operation and differs from the destroyed one by using chutes to dump and screen coal before it is conveyed to Coalbrook for loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
Coalbrook
Distinguished guest honors Division No 5 AOH visit
Attorney Donavan of Scranton served as the county president during his annual visit to Division No 5 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He traveled to Warbordale where he greeted friends and exchanged salutations with many acquaintances during a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Attorney Co. Cc. Donavan
Scranton
Donovan
Warbordale
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Lodges
Parher Carew branvig and Catholic Knighte join Pioneer castle and Knightia Mystic Chain. Carbondale lodge hosts Kalghix of Pythias with Lidies' auxiliary and Tullroad Engineers CAPbernoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parher Carew Branvig
Catholic
Knighte
Pioneer Castle
Knightia Mystic Chain
Carbondale Lodge
Kalghix of
Pythias
Lidies’ Auxiliary
Tullroad
Capbernoon
Chef Herward J Smith Leaves Brown's Ale for Two Weeks
Herward J Smith, chef of Brown's ale, boxes out for a two week absence from his home in Oneonta New York. Will HU of Jer myn will fill in as chef during Mr Smiths absence while he visits home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herward J. Smith
Brown
Box
Oneonta
Will HU
Jermyn
Mr. Smith
Splendid Night at the Grand Theater
A splendid performance was enjoyed at the Grand last night, when the evening venue hosted a standout program. Spectators praised the artistry and atmosphere as the show concluded with an encore.
Monte Cristo stage run features O Neill Edmund Dantes role
The Schiller Stock Company presented James J. O Neill in Monte Cristo with Staalton as Edmund Dantes delivering a strong performance. Dora Thorne stars in Heart of Fire this afternoon headlines appearing in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller Stock Company
James J. O'Neill
Mr. Staalton
Edmund Dantes
Dora Thorne
Toni
Heart of Fire
Mr Mellen's Birthday Party at Van Bergen Home
Charlies Mellen, president of the Van Bergen company, celebrated his birthday on St Patrick's Day with a stag party at his Lincoln Avenue residence. The decor featured green Ireland symbols and mini clay pipes as souvenirs. Distinguished guests included Rev Charles F Lee Hon John F Reynolds and J Burr Esq, with Mrs Mellen assisted by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Mellen
van Bergen Company
St. Patrick's Day
Lincoln Avenue
Ireland
Charles F. Lee
John F. Reynolds
J. ©. Burr
Eaq
Mr. Mellen
Charles Lee
N. H. Hiller
George W. Cross
L. A. Bassett
D. W. Humphrey
Frank EF. Dennis
Frank Orchard
W. J. Hamilton
C. &. Spencer
J. EB. Burr
Howard Clarkson
KE. W
G. ©. Mills
A. Wy. Burdick
B. van Bergen
A. P. Trautwein
W. H. Edgett
J. F. Reynolds
John B. Shannon
Walter Frick
Dre RR
Ottman
C. W. Mellen
Frank J. Burr
A. W. Burdick
Margaret Clarkson
Margaret Mourey
Jessie Moore
No Crystal Lake Line Revival Hinted By Town Gossip
The town debated reviving a Crystal Lake trolley to Carbondale. John W. Aitken denied knowledge of new efforts and warned landowners’ high asking prices could block any early progress. The Lake Crystalide trolley scheme seemed likely to sleep again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Carbondale
John W. Aitken
Aitken
The
Tribune In Man
Au Revoir
Money Recovered in School Theft Inquiry
Lillian Peuckert's missing money from a Mise Kilhutlen High School room was found yesterday forenoon. Constable Henry Pierce traced the theft, and the suspect, under questioning by Superintendent Gary, confessed and revealed the money hidden in a cellar envelope. The full amount was returned to Peuckert. punishment for the pupil remained undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Peuckert
Mise Kilhutlen
Henry Pierce
Gary
E&he
Peuckert
Change of chefs at the Imperial restaurant
Yesterday the Imperial restaurant saw a chef change as Jack Pogarty of Chicago, its longtime head cook, was replaced by Phil Sheridan from the Coyne house in Scranton. Sheridan had worked at the Imperial before and has many patrons ready for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Restaurant
Jack" Pogarty
Chicago
Phil Sheridan
Coyne House
Scranton
Sheridan
The
Imperial
Theatrical Guests From Sematon at Grand Theatre
Two Sematon men, Reese Richards treasurer of the Lyceum and Al Norrington advance representative of the Chester De Vende company, visited Manager Byrne during a performance of Monte Cristo at the Grand yesterday evening in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sematon
Byrne
Monte Cristo
Reese Richards
Lyceum
al. Norrington
Chester de Vende
Academy
Scranton
Metropolitan Life staff to host Friday office smoker
The focal staff of Metropolitan Life Insurance will hold a smoker in the Burke building on Friday night. Assistant Superintendents with A in Jones and Jamea Creegan will host. Superintendent Avery of the Scranton district will attend and address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Burke Building
Withain Jones
Jamea Creegan
Avery
Scranton
Ature
Bryant Moves Household Goods to Mitchell House on Canaan Street
Charles Bryant is moving his household goods from Foster's court to the Mitchell house on Canaan street, a residence formerly occupied by Thomas Lee. Lee has taken his household goods to Philadelphia where he now resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bryant
Foster's Court
Mitchell
Canaan Street
Thomas Lee
Mr. Lee
Philadelphia
Monahan Family Attends Obsequies in Scranton
John J. Mee, Mise Catherine Monahan, and PY. Donnelly joined others from Carbondall to attend the obsequies of the late John T. Nolin, a traveling salesman well known in the city, in Scranton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
John J. Monahan
Mise Catherine Monahan
PY. Donnelly
Seranton
John T. Noliin
Locomotive Jumped Tracks Near Northwest Breaker Site
A big engine on the Ontario and Western jumped the tracks yesterday near the Northwest breaker site. The crew faced a daunting task to replace the locomotive but nobody was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Ontario and Western
Opening Millinery Store Prep at Harrison House
Miss Lissie Carey and her sister Mrs Ww F O'Brien prepare stock at the Harrison house for the opening of the millinery shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissie Carey
Ww. F. O'Brien
Harrison House
Keep to the Right Eyes Open Sensational Developments Ahead
A brief note warns readers to keep to the right with eyes open as sensational developments are expected to unfold in a few days. The terse bulletin offers no names or places, only a promise of forthcoming events.
Miss Carey to Conduct in Gillis Block on Park Place
Miss Carey will conduct an event in the Gillis block on Park Place, offering a local program in a neighborhood venue. The details specify time and attendance guidelines for residents seeking information or participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carey
Gillis
Park Place
D. M. I. Social Dance Planned in Burke Building
A smart social affair is scheduled for tonight as the D. M. I. dance comes to the Burke building. Prominent young people are active in the event and a successful evening is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Obituary of Salinda Crawford Widow of Frank Crawford
Salinda Crawford, widow of Frank Crawford, died at 1 p m yesterday at 110 Park Street after age related infirmities. Born in Albany New York to Carr and Lucila Simpson, she moved here in childhood and remained. A Christian active Presbyterian, she leaves a son Frank of this city a sister Mrs Helen Hutchinson of Jersey City and a brother Charles Simpson of Greenfield township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinda Crawford
Frank Crawford
Park Street
Crawford
Carr
Lucila Simpson
Albany
Presbyterian Church
Crawford Ia
Frank
City
Helen Hutchinson
Jersey City
Charles Simpson
Greenfield Townshin
Local Visitors and Residents Seen Around Carbondale
Arch ie Gurney spent yesterday in Harford. Hary Smith of Wilkes Bar re was in town yesterday. Edward Evans of Scranton made a business trip to Carbondale yesterday. Harry Bellman of Scranton was a guest of friends in Carbondale yesterday. Captain J W Kambeck of Scranton was at the Harrison house yesterday. J O Smoat the typewriter man from Scranton was in Carbondale yesterday. Louis Lee of Maple Avenue ill with mumps was out yesterday for the first time. W L Pryor of Scranton division passenger agent of the Delaware and Hudson was a Carbondale visitor yesterday. Miss Grave Clark returned to Flonesdale yesterday after visiting Miss Nor O Hearn for a week. H J Bechubert of Scranton superintendent of the Prudential Insurance company for this district visited the local office yesterday. J J Madigan of Susquehanna who operates the train carrying workmen from Carbondale to the Erie road site north of here, where repairs are under way, is stopping at the American house for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Gurney
Harford
Hary Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Evans
Scranton
Carbondale
Harry Bellman
J. W. Kambeck
Harrison House
J. O. Smoat
Louis Lee
Maple Avenue
W. L. Pryor
Delaware and Hudson
Miss Grave Clark
Nor O’hearn
Flonesdale
H. J. Bechubert
Prudential Insurance Company
J. J. Madigan
Susquehanna
Erie Road
Fagot supper and community events in Jermyn Windsor hall
A Windsor hall fagot supper tonight promises social and financial success with many tickets sold and ice cream and delicacies to follow. The Artesian Hose company shows off a new hose cart received on Monday. Community members attend services, visit relatives, and travel to attend the Shamokin miners convention as local activities continue across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hall
Artesian Hose Company
Alfred Downs
Primitive Methodist Church
Path
Wilfgin Bengon
Second Street
Elijah Stephens
Thomas Douthwalite
William Harvey
North Main Street
Il.ness
Margaret Gibbs
West May Neld
Middletown
N. Y
James Tucker
Gomer Lewis
James Hanophy
John Davis
Shamokin
Murphy
Jersey City
Thomas A. Hendricks
Alvira Emory
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Wilkes-Barre
Abe Wildermuth
W. 8. Badger
Scranton
Archie Martin
Third Street
North End Glee Club
Allentown
Taylor residents host surprise birthday party and meetings
A surprise birthday tea for Mrs N Kiefer on Main Street concluded with refreshments. Several women attended. Delegates from Archbold Mine Local 1649, and Lackawanna council 14 Degrees of Pocahontas officers for the year were elected and will be installed. The Nebo Congregational church fair closes tonight after three nights. An exhibition is planned at Hotel Ridgeway on Main Street Saturday night March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Kiefer
Main Street
Francia Lewis
G. Kiefer
Joseph Miller
Scranton
George Reinhardt
Joseph Queke
James Inglis
David Hawards
W.tidd
John Stump
John Youngblood
Milases Juiura Kiefer
Minnie Berger
Lenora Howells
Emma Weber
Agatha Kiefer
Ruth Sampson
Ruth Martin
Thomas Welby
John Howard
Edward Walsh
United Mine Workers
Shamokin
Archhbald
Lackawanna Council
Pocahontas
Lydia Winterburn
Mary J. Richards
Edwardaville Visit Notes Reflect Local Social Ties
Healey brothers appear among invited athletes at regional event. Misiea Lingie Davie and Mae Grif fhe visit Edwardaville friends on Monday. Rev Dr HH Harris acted as adjudicator at Edwardaville eisteddfod recitations. Mrs John Davis returned to Baltimore after visiting here. Miss Rebecca Jones of West Scranton and Mr and Mrs John Bane hosted guests from Plymouth on Sabbath. Maud Evans returned home from Edwardaville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Boane
South Main Street
Minnie Hughes
Mary J. Owens
Mary J. Phillipe
Messes
Thomas Jones
Frank Griffitha
Maurice Davis
Plymouth
Maud Evans
Edwardaville
Closing Exercises At Central Night School Featured By Audience
The closing exercises at Central school drew a crowded audience of families and friends. Rev. John O'Donnell gave an instructive address. Miss Mary O Connor returned from New York with spring millinery stock. The Talent Club social at Presbyterian church raised funds for church expenses. The Dilger Cornell company presented Revenue Only at the opera house, with Wealth and Poverty planned for tonight. Mrs J J Cummings and Miss May Ferguson returned from New York with spring millinery purchases. Mrs Mary Shields of Green Cove visited relatives. Rev John O'Donnell spent Monday at Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
John O'Donnell
Mary O'Connor
New York
Alfred Cooper
Hill Street
Presbyterian
Dilger-Cornell
Opera
J. J. Cummings
May Ferguson
Mary Shields
Green Cove
Great Bend
Local Notes from Moosic and Nearby Towns
Reuben Cole of Elizabeth New Jersey visiting his uncle James Le Van in Moosic. Mabel Hutchings caller in Waverly. Rev L C Murdock of Kingston to lecture on A Trip to Cuba at the Methodist Episcopal church tonight. Bella Ayres of Miners Mills visits Alice Whithead. Beasle Dull of Wyalusing visiting uncle G H Bear. Maud Smith spends Sunday in Taylor. P J Holland makes a business trip to New York. Mr and Mrs S J Church host a party for daughter Betty home from the State Normal school. Attendees include Retta Nellie Sadie Church Gertie Kirk Sarah Lucretia Jones and others. A social by the Ladies Missionary society at Frank and Mrs Johnsons of Minooka Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Cole
Elizabeth
New Jersey
James le van
Mabel Hutchings
Waverly
L. C. Murdock
Kingston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cuba
Bella Ayres
G. H. Bear
Maud Smith
Taylor
P. J. Holland
New York
J. Church
Betty
State Normal School
Retta
Nellie
Sadie Church
Gertie Kirk
Sarah
Lucretia Jones
Hannul Aston
Sarah Nixon
Maine Wilder
Messrs
Harry
William
James Jones
William Kirk
Edward Sanderson
Tudor Aston
Frank Aberholt
James Cranson
William Kane
Samuel Zigler
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Johnson
Minooku Avenue
Local Notes From Peckville and Nearby
H E Dikeman visits relatives in Susquehanna. Ralph Hoffecker, at Lopes, visits his parents on Main Street. George Roberts of Roberts Bros merchants built a telephone line to his home. M B Wademan on Hickory Street travels to Conklin New York for his brother Andrew J Wademan's serious illness. John and Jefferson Warren visit Maryland. H Dikeman and Homer English plan travel to Alamogordo New Mexico next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dikeman
Susquehanna
Ralph Hoffecker
Lopes
H. H. Hoffecker
Main Street
George Roberts
Roberts Bros., Merchants
M. B. Wademan
Hickory Street
Conklin
N. Y
Andrew J. Wademan
John
Jefferson Warren
Maryland
H. ©. Dikeman
Homer English
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Dalton notices and events at local churches and shops
Dalton reports the Ladies’ Ald society of the Meth odist church serving a supper Wednesday evening. The Deestrick Skule play by Keystone academy students Friday at the Baptist church with 21 cent admission. Miss Laura Woodward to display spring items Thursday and Friday. Mrs. N T Purdy visiting son in Scranton this week. Next Simpson meeting noted.
Scott's Emulsion cures deep coughs and throat inflammation
The ad argues coughs are not cured by smothering but by healing the throat and lungs. Scott's Emulsion claims to replace inflamed tissue with healthy tissue and thus end coughing. Free sample offered from Scott & Hownh chemists at Pew Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Hownh
Goy Pew
Two Fine Specimens of Prize Fighting Training
An article reviews how James Jefferies and Tom Sharkey trained to peak condition with emphasis on digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid improving appetite, digestion, and stamina and claims wide use by both champions and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jefferies
Tom Sharkey
Stuart
Champion Jefferies
James J. Jefferies
Sharkey
Thos
J. Sharkey
Union of Epworth League to Meet at Local Methodist Church
The Epworth League gathering will be held in the Methodist Church on Saturday March 29. Jeremiah Evans plans to move from here around April 1 to Welsh Hill to start a business and assume postmaster duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of the
Epworth League
Jeremiah Evans
Welsh Hill
Springville Items Note Marital Mischief and Medical News
Wilbun Mil helm haus stays with Nina Mitchell over terms dispute. Ziba Lott ill after home diagnosis. adds Sayre hospital. Charles Barber accused of bigamy. arrested after hotel encounter with wife number two. Mrs Ellen Woodhouse to move. Rodney’s hotel rule reportedly failing. Hawke Stone’s Frank Hawke in town. creditors relieved. Local repairs by Mrs B N Prichard and Dy Prichard noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Sayre
Charles Barber
Rodney's Hotel
Scranton
Mgr. Barber
Bull
Ellen Woodhouse
Eve
WI West
Tunkhannock
Rodney
Prank Hawke
Hawke Stone Company
Money in Goat Raising in Arizona Goat Farms
John Collin, formerly of Jeffersonville, describes a large Arizona goat farm with thousands of goats. He recounts inheriting silver mines near the Griehesl Anno and burro travel to Tucson, noting the difficulty of extracting profits from the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collin
Jeffersonville
Arizona
Harry McCormick
Tucgon
Tucson
Goats and Angora Crossbreed Tales from the West
The narrator recalls buying 150 common goats from hustling traders after a hard-forged venture and describes crossbreeding with Angora goats to yield valuable long hair for plush and shawls. Goat milk is praised for medical uses and the hardy loco poka pack animals are noted for transporting meat to Tucson, amid rugged ranch life and the dangers of brash stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Philippines
United States
China
Tucson
Arizona
Lord Methuen Discipline Case In A Colonial Gird
A London Pall Mall Gazette story recounts a young nobleman sent to the colonies to curb his wildness. He joined Lord Methuen’s irregular horse but misbehaved, provoking a clash in which the officer reportedly demanded, Who are I am? The response led to Methuen sentencing the offender to twenty days confinement to barracks for breach of discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Methuen
London
Colonies
Horace
Theounister
Fur Sanford Methuen
Departure of Reservist Amid Boer War Grief
The Birmingham Daily Mail reports a reservist leaving for the front with his wife displaying strong faith in his abilities. At Snow Hill station a wife weeps as a bystander offers comfort, only to be told that the Boers are feared and that the husband’s safety is not a concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Daily Mail
Snow Pill
Tim Din
Laxative Bromo Quinine Removes the Cause
Th W Grove's signature appears on every box indicating origin and branding for the remedy marketed as a cure. The OCR fragment notes the product and the distinctive pharmacist signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. W. Grove
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Tan
Iel Traine
Elig Atatiot
Hett
Kor Stanton
Wilkes Harve
Bay
Suki
Wat
Tetatone
Montreal
Warton
New England
Polite
Healy
Ty ‘ Wanhay
York State
MR. Mellen's
Crystal Lake
Will
D. M. I. Social
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphart
Peckville
Dalton
Scranton Tribune
Louisville
Inter Pean
Eure
Nargathe
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Cirriage Werke
J.b.woosey
Co Contractors
Afoara
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
SI Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Pie
Washington Avenue
the Scranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
HL Dale
Washington Ave
Nuy Aug
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