Fire Damages Sand Street Dwelling in Carbondale
Fire destroyed the Patrick Thirrett home on Sand Street Sunday night, with smoke and flames reaching the roof. Neighbors warned the family. limited hose lines hindered firefighting, and the structure was a total loss. An adjoining house sustained minor damage and contents were insured for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Street
Patrick Thirrett
If Oeleek
Turnsbull
Green House
Thompson
Tveory
Mitchell Huse Company
Fromen
Hearst
Columbus Pad
Mitewells
Mourning for Forview Street Resident Mre Vatrick Malloy
Mre Vatrick Malloy of Forview Street died of pneumonia Sunday at fifty one years of age. Born in Ireland she had long resided in the city. Survived by sister Mize Milen Gallagher and daughters Mrs James Gallagher and Mrs Job Metudl, plus several sons and multiple relatives in Philadelphia Ireland and Sheppton. Funeral planned at St Rose Church with burial in Freeland tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatrick Malloy
Forview Street
Treland
Thie City
Mize Milen Gallagher
James Gallagher
Mie
Job Metudl
Philadelphia
Sone
John and
Michael
Frank and Con
Bernard
Ireland
Edward
Sheppton
St. Rose Church
Freeland
New Literary Club Formed At Miss Patterson Home
Saturday night a literary club was organized at Miss Helen Patterson's home on Lincoln Avenue named Coremal Seven. Meetings will be held every second Saturday with a program featuring reading and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Patterson
Lincsln Avenue
Ue Corelmal
Sater
Cirens Wekav
Bilanbeth
Matton
Jolia Terttert
Weiding
St Datrick
Marie Davis
The
Wreck on the Jeff Delays Delaware and Hudson Passenger
An Erie train foul up on a siding near Curbomble and Forest blocked both tracks of the Delaware and Hudson passenger train from the city at eightavelock. Passengers detained. Father Coffey and MM Peak chose not to alight and walked back to Slaipoon, later taking a street car into town.
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Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Nineveh Wan
Father Coffey
MM Peak
Slaipoon
Town
Local and Personal Notes From Nineveh and Nearby
Mrs Margarette Smith and Miss Give Dow of Nineveh visit at the Mangan home with Mr and Mrs Wallace Copeland. Lewsley family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs HW W Crocker of Green Kid. Philip Berryman and family moved to New Traven Connecticut for residence. Michael Brennan entertains Mrs Rogan of Middle town New York. Harry Dimork convalescent. Frank Durrows has returned to Scranton after a brief visit with friends. Miss Gertrude Ma Atdrow visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarette Smith
Give Dow
Nineveh
Mangan
Wallace Copeland
Lewsley
Familly
HW. W. Crocker
Green Kid
Philip Berryman
New Traven
N.Y
Harry Dimork
Frank Durrows
Fine
Scranton
Misa
Gertrude Ma
Visibhie
Mrs. Dingman Credits Dr Pierce Card for Recovery from Consumption
In a letter from Van Buren Michigan Jennie Dingman describes severe illness with left side pain backache and a persistent cough. She credits Dr Pierce and his Golden Medical Discover y for restoring health after failing to improve with other remedies. She urges contacting Dr Pierce for free advice in a sealed envelope.
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Haportens
Materleas
Mia
Jennie Dingman
Vanburen
Kalkaska Co. Mich
Gr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
the Invalids’ Hotel
Sale
Fire damages two story frame house on Poutr street
A two story frame dwelling owned by Mr and Mrs George Hert y on Poutr street was partly destroyed by fire last evening. Originating from a defective chimney, flames spread rapidly as neighbors alerted by Mrs Berts who saw fire from the roof. Crystal and Artesian hose companies responded promptly. water operations began with the upper portion of the house already aflame. The property nearby, owned by Clark Grosvenor of Scott, was not saved. The Crystal fire company reports strong unity and plans to hire Citizens and attend the state firemen’s convention in Scranton. Also noted are obituaries and local notices including the death of Christopher Mooney and upcoming funeral details. A testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is included with local advertising.
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Mrr
George Herty
Poutr Street
Berts
Crystal
Priomipluy
Aloe
Mt Clark Grosvenor
Scott
Scranton
Christopher Mooney
William Maxwell
Second Street
Divceoged
Maxwell Ait
Mise Ellen Mooney
Wayimart
Carbondale
Doolbeck
St. Tage Church
Thiermont
Hen Cemetery
I. Fuller
Bacon Street
Th M. Posten
Scraunton
Enterprise Hall
Orlock Sharp
Kling Evans
Arthur
Wandling
T. HM. Griffiths
Main Street
Hilda
Simon Phillips
Henry Brown
Derrington Spock Farm
Boott
Great gathering at Stewart Memorial church in Rendham
Friday evening March 4 features the closing of the union and festival with a fine program. Dunfield sisters will participate. A gold watch contest closes that evening. Ladies' Aid society offers useful and ornamental articles for sale. One hundred pounds of flour, ice cream, cake, and coffee served. Admission five cents.
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Stewart Memorial
Rendham
Dunfield Sisters
Ap. Cmety
Delaware, Lackawanny and Western
Mina Olwen Howells
Main Atrest
James Hughes
Calvary
John Evane Haa
Carbondale
W. G. Howells
Guowxe
Hubband
Junior League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Price Library
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
William M. Evans
Hyde Park
Baron of Temperance
Samuel Mvang
Davie
Main and
Rallrond
Crosswalks in Taylor Faulty Conditions Prompt Repairs
Local officials report more than ten crosswalks in Taylor are about two inches below street level, causing mud to wash back onto the pavement after cleaning. Evan L. Davis plans to move into the Shea hotel while Henry Nelley occupies the Henie Weleen building on Union Street, and community events include a Junior Lewmite meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church and lectures by Rev. James Hughes at Calvary Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan L. Davis
Shea Hotel
Henry Nelley
Henie Weleen
Union Street
Taylor
Feaal
John Merger
Pyne
James Hughes
Kimterly
Africa
Breminton
Calvary Baptist Woteh
Hughes
Mpnorth League
L. W. Karschner
Emma Joba
Wic. Bimpton
League
Iegate
Grittin
Mra
KK. Miller
Mawr Harele
John Humphreys
Mina Kate Campbell
Tee
Pwvies Colo
Mite JL
Atherton
Jaddrome
Tn Severson
Trial setting and probate items from Tunkhannock area court notes
The April term includes Commonwealth v Waterman for malicious mischief in Nicholgow. Examiner Terry handles testimony in Mack Wood Working Co. v Kiefer et al in circuit court. Gilbert Lewils will probated. letters issued to Bow Lewis and Lucy Ren shaw. Caroline Gray settles with insurer over fire loss at 600 dollars. Other casualty settlements pending.
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Court of Quarter Sessions
Commonwealth
Henry Waterman
J. G. Purden
Nicholgow
Charles II, Terry, Esq
H. E. Mack Wood Working Company
Ve. W. EE
Bow, Lewis, Esq
Lucy JL. Renshaw
Caroline Gray
Sittser
Mon
John A, Sittser
Mra
E. N. Stone
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Bleeding Piles Relief
A Pittsburgh advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe inexpensive remedy for piles including bleeding cases. It claims no minerals or opioids, and cites patient letters from buyers in Spaceville and Pittsburgh area. The copy urges readers to consult physicians or druggists and to request a small booklet on causes and treatment.
Local residents return from travels and misfortune reported
Tarpon Springs residents head home this week after visits with friends. Mr and Mrs J Brelinger return to Manefield while Hon A Hy Syuler visits from Harrisville. A Hangerford and wife plus D Y Tewkebury return from Hot Springs Arkansas where they spent winter. A fire at a business prompted Hangerford’s early return. Charles Knapp, ex-shift, visits town. Reed's band benefit drama raised about 24 pounds.
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Tarpon Springs
Florida
J. Brelinger
W. &,. Reynolds
Manefield
Breidlarer
Normit
Formnton
Blequirentia
Suridingy
A. Hy
Syuler
Harrishire
A. Hangerford
Tewkebury
Stot Springs
Arkangis
Hangerford
Charles Knapp
Ble
Pasadena
Ohc
Reed
One Hundred Dwellirs Reward for Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that fails to cure with Hall’s Catarrh Cure from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It asserts reliability of F L J Cheney and lists local druggists Wet Trunk and others in Toledo. The product is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous membranes with testimonials available.
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Toledo
Ohio
Draignisis
Hall
Bewt
Water Supply Outage Strikes Peckville
Sunday morning Peckville lost its water supply as Archibald Water Company mains ran dry. No water flowed until late yesterday. A company representative inspected the line and cannot explain the sudden stoppage unless a pipe break is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville
Archhbald Water Company
Archibald Water Company
Witer Maine
Escaping Water Crisis Strains Town Fire Protections
Abandoned mine drainage prevents surface flow, leaving town with no fire protection. Community notes mention a Wednesday donation, a curbay shop, and a fortune teller event by Gypaten. Residents Ernest Swingle and Mrs Moyle seek attention. piano society hires Miss Kutser for a Monday concert April 14. Laura Roberts visits Muhleberg. Carrie Wire visits from Witker-Barre. Corporal WOO Lathirep and Myra Halsey attend family affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Swingle
C. Moyle
Boranion
Visiiwe
Hynest Swingle
Piano Society
M. Fh. Churen
Sate Kutser
Laura Roberts
Muhleawburg
Mire
Carrie Wire
Witker- Barre
Foust to Star in Mephisto Pageant at Fether Mathew House
Porter J White and his company present a dramatic program next Friday evening at the Fether Mathew house with White portraying Mephisto. The troupe performs rapid transformations and a climactic finale amid special features. Olga Verne leads the cast with Sadie O Malley and Elizabeth Dougherty also appearing. many locals are visiting home for the spring break as guests and returning travelers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foust
Porter J. White
Fether Mathew House
Mr. White
Mephisto
Mite
Olga Verne
Indy
Mistes
Sadie O'Malley
Misabeth Dougherty
Dloameburg
Normutt
Scotch Street
Scranton Yortorday
Clare's Summit Faces Emplet Fever Outbreak
Local reports note a fever outbreak in Clare's Summit with many children returning to school and neighbors showing lax habits. The Baptists prepare to occupy a new church while plans to relocate families to Lake Winola on April 1 are reported for Mr. Charles Daily and Mr. Benjamin Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. Kimble
Charies Daily
Lake Winola
Benjamin Ross
Daily
Massive Auction Sells 10,000 Clikd Medal Fabrics at Scranton Warerooms
A vast stock of Black Clikd Medal fabrics met rapid sales in Scranton with prices from 39 cents to 2 dollars per yard. Major buyers included Seigel Cooper & Co, Bloomingdale Bros, I. P. White & Co, Jonas Lowe's Sons and Rothschilds. The auction boasted vast assortments of Mohairs, Serge, Cashmeres, Crepe and Jacquards at deep discounts, with many pieces valued well above bidding prices.
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Field
Clap! & Con West
Big Foll
Seigel, Cooper & Go
Micsbie
Bros
Bloomingdale Bros
I. P. White & Co
Boston
Jonas Lowe
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Johann Hoft
Patrick Barrett
John Kane
J. J. McAndrew
Olyphat
J. J. Burke
P. Burke
Eva Vaugh
Charles Cobbledick
Tihehand
Joseph
Vivien
van Bergen & Co
G. W. Sameon
Sameon
Ah Wolack T
John Boxe
Archbald
Prancves Wherry
Bolmont Street
Prompten
Thomis Lark
Schenectady
Gies; of Her Mother Tr Thin Wily, Mre. Prank Hovimdts, of Unimidiale
NEW Literary Club
Jeff
Dr. Pierce
Ater
Jermyn and Mayfield
Tev. I. Edwardis
English Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
Matthews Brox
Jonas Long's
Baptist Church
Dot
Carolyn Paterson
London
Anmt
Old Madrid
Garcia
Misees Watking
Spencer
Colvin
Siots
Ivadean Stephens
Tulsia
Une Stuart
Afroat
Emerson
Mersie
Crawford
Marsh
Fiske
Richands
Chinehilla
J. M. Brown
Wih Cite
Inet
Hood
C. 1
Mood & Cy
Lowell
Mase
Tunehannock
Han
Pyramid Co
Mirehwi
Michel
Cil
Ftreat
West
Wank Messory
Atetore Seporc
William G. Clark
Penn Ave
T Ronson
Pilsner
Olyphant
Clare's Summit
Ewek
C.O. D
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
HESE
New York
Field, Chapmain & Co
America
Folquory Oth
Henriettas
Horsford
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow
Pittston
Jonas Long
Florey & Bhooks
Washington Ave
Court House
Mount Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
Denlore
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
We Ieee Tae Rats Ahau Afikol Unos
Veep
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Syeog
Biere
Yao Dee
Rola Dee
Rita
Energy Eoleeddoure
Matthews Arrah & Thomas
Drvaplats
Nereoud
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