Wreck on OO and W Rear Ends Carbondale Station
A Sunday morning rear end collision near Carbondale bound for Ontario and Western caused a caboose to crash over a retaining wall into the river. No one was hurt, but cars and freight were wrecked, delaying the Hanwork passenger train by two hours.
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Ontario and Western
Knap
Somer
Grant Wadeworth
Delaware and Hudson Lumber Yard
Torbut & Foucks
Georgetown
Delaware
Hanwork
First floor work begins at Dr Wheeler’s Private Hospital
Work will start on the hospital’s first floor to finish pan optioned and equip with electrical and other appliances for massage methods. Carpenters must perform extensive alterations before the new department of medical care is ready for use to meet growing community demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wheeler
Department of Medical Aclone
Petition Prompts Paving of Washington Street
Property owners on Washington Street, a leading residential thoroughfare, are circulating a petition to pave the street with vitrified brick. The move, supported by well to do residents, could pave Lincoln Avenue from Main to Washington Street as a consequence.
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Washington Street
Lincoln Avenue
Main
Washington Streat
Local horseshoers raise prices amid iron cost rise
Local horse shoers report higher fees due to increases in iron and steel. The group includes Fd Burns, N Moon, Bell and Lippert, Edwin Moon, Alberty & Bedell, P Healey, Erwin Wall, and A F Frey. The horsemen are al-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd. Burns
N. Moon
Bell & Lippert
Edwin Moon
Alberty & Bedell
P. Healey
Erwin Wall
A. F. Frey
Horse Eheerm Trust Dispute Reaches Court
A regional court takes up the Horse Eheerm trust case amid questions over management and beneficiary rights. Proceedings focus on fiduciary duties and alleged misallocation of assets. Public records show involved trustees and court filing dates.
Trestle Replacement Planned for Ontario and Western Road
Superintendent Williams confirms the old wooden trestle in this city will be replaced this summer with an iron and steel structure. Work starts soon as weather permits and stone for new abutments will be quarried at Forest City and transported for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willians
Forest City
Local Notes of Visits and Moves Across Towns
Jenne Rogers visits family in the city while George Walters travels from Syracuse visiting friends. Miss Marearet McAndrew plans Easter at Stroudsburg Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. Emory of West Pittston hosted guests. James Moran transferred from Chravity to Wilkes Barre line. Miss Louise Slocum visits with Reed in Scranton. Neary in Philadelphia on business. Della Bayley leaves Cannon Street for a few months. Kenneth and Nina Raynor visit Uniondale relatives. Reed Fowler relocates from Roblingon to Mapleone. City Solicitor Watrous moving to Laurel Street Fulker House. Dr and Mrs Menker depart for Washington DC for ten days. Minnie Mohre leaves for Monerdale for three months. An anonymous testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatic relief. Matthews Bros. remain as wholesale and retail agents.
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Jenne Rogers
New Orange
N. J
Thie City
George Walters
Syracuse
Mise Marearet McAndrew
Honeuran Stroudshbore Normal School
T. Emory
West Pittston
Wad Atte
PF Lamsen
James Moran
Wilkes Barre
Louise Slocum
Mick Bene Rolion Reed
Scranton
M. I Neary
Quaker City
Della Bayley
Cannon Street
Kenneth
Nina Raynor
Uniondale
Reed Fowler
Robingon
Maple Onenite
Watrous
Washington
Fulter House
Laurel Street
T. Menker
Washington, DC
Minnie Mohre
Park Street
Monerdale
Funeral of the late Thomas Pion held in city church home service
The funeral was held yesterday at 2 o'clock with a brief service at the family home on Main Street. Remains were taken to St. James Episcopal Church where Rev. I. Fessenden delivered an oration. He praised Mr. Pion as a conscientious, faithful church member and officer of the Men’s Club, who endured a protracted illness with patience and faith, dying in the hope of heaven.
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Thomas Pion
Oelock
Servion
Main Street
St. Dames Episcopal Church
I. i Fessenden
Barnabas
Jerusalem
Antioch
Coddad
Jesus
Fluediator
John Tiche
Scranton
Daniel O'Connell
St. Joseph's Wall
James Dorsey
Plains
Iba
Cihiepaweh
Avoca
John Sayers
Wilkes-Marve
Powelsyet
Guerst
Windsor
Mre
Deninigon
Butler
J. Fy. Brokley
William
Alen Hue
Alf
Sterrick Creek
Lackawanna
Slyapson and Watkins’ Company
Colllerine
Hayes
Peckville
Mra. A. M. Kertell's
Funeral rites and remembered blessings for a devout family man
The obituary notes a devoted husband and father, praising his care for family and plans for their prosperity. Deathbed words comfort loved ones as a reunion of broken families is foretold, with burial services, floral tributes, and pallbearers named. Community members and local residents are mentioned in brief updates about visits, home improvements, and illness.
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Biles
God
J. IL. Wheeler
TH. A. William
C.D. Winter
Ll. Morris
James Allen
Bidtney Cook
Ralph Whewer
Crystal Fire Company
Samuel Waters
Pourth Street
Stewart Tron Works
Cincinnati
Thichard Friend
T. EF. Griffiths
Pittston
John Friend, Jr
Borantin
Willie Nichol
Cemetery Street
Erikan Hemelright
Second Street
Quinsy
Welsh Congregational Conference and Polygamy Stance in Northeastern Pennsylvanian Churches
The Weleh Congregational churches held their quarterly conference at Olyphant with delegates from Nanticoke Parsons Plymouth Kingston and Scranton. Officers for 1906 include Moderator Peter Roberts and Treasurer Daniel J Evans. They passed a resolution opposing seating Utah polygamist Roberts and urged congressional action.
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Olyphant Congregational Church
Roberts
Thomas
David Lloyd
Nanticoke
Tey
William Jones
David BE
David Jones
Daniel J. Evans
Josiah Elias
PB. Jones
Eleaner Jenkins
Thomas J. Lewis
Rees Bryan
Evans
James Lidwellyn
Spring Brook
Noah Pryan
South Gibson
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Josiah Milas
Scranton
Geribe
Ivor Thomas
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Utah
Llah
United States
Breezy Time at Father Mathew Opera House Tonight
Miss Hila Hancock of Hyde Park visits Miss Lilian Taylor of Blakely. A meeting of business men from Blakely and town is planned at the borough building Tuesday to organize a board of trade. John Sprich of J Ernstein & Brothers weighs site for a ribbon factory and may build if land is granted. George Ferguson of New York visits town.
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Hila Hancock
Hyde Park
Lilian Taylor
Blakely
Father Mathew Opera House
Borough
Board of Trade
J. Ernstein & Brothers
New York City
John Sprich
Sprich
George Ferguson
New York
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
An old advertisement extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe the child ease gum pain and curb wind colic and diarrhoea with worldwide availability through druggists.
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Mrs. Winslow
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Remedy
The ad argues ridicule is not proof against a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a transparent formula with natural digestive ferments and pepsin that digest food after meals. It distinguishes from cathartics and claims relief by improving stomach digestion, not bowel action, with a 5 cent price and free literature from PF. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
PF. A. Stuart Co
Opening Show Promotes Venelian Cloth in New Styles
A first week display features Venelian cloth in blue and black tones. Items include tailor made tunics and jackets with fly fronts, six buttons, and litert style cuts. Women's coats, capes, and embroidered accessories highlight the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feta
Minooka Rumor In Circulation In Local Sports Circles
Rumor spreads through local sports circles about M Michael Kane and his friends in Minooka as speculation grows over a possible move or decision affecting the community athletic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Michael Kane
Fistle
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Carbondale Station
Lavet
James
van Dermark
H. Briges Opea
Dawn
Smith
van Gilder
K. Purdy
Gilhowre
A. Singer
Jame Johnsen
Briggs
Spaeth
Heverly van Dermark
Davis
Horse Shoers' Trust
E. C. West
Etore
Clarke
Penn Ave
Eheerm’ Trust
Chamberlain
Josh
Mdger
Germantown
Matthews Brefe
Jermyn and Mayfield
Iet
Tur Tribune
A. Watson
Tradies
Boston
Taylor News
Old Country Tea Party
Lawrence Congregational Church
Old Parke
Gramme
Greenwood Glee Club
Taylorville Lodge
Nolte
John G. Prateie
John P. Griffiths
Recordin
Guat Tasier
Reaud Lawinis
GML
Willian HH
Mose
Brandwarden
Wilson K
Evand Eucretiirs
Rime
Nicholholson
Froe
Fram Timasunre
MO AL
George Hienker
Poot Muotis
Henry Hulghart
Mary N.Y
Messrs
Anthony and
Lewis Scbulthele
Schulthein Bireat
Thetis W Evans
Keystone Academy
Fatteryville
Nlvary Baptioe
Thomas &. Caitin
Providences
William Bunianile
Yesterdain
Elward L. Evans
Dicksonire
H. J. Daniels
Yesterndey
Joseph Protelier
Whaton
Susie Harris
Union Street
Exlith Towell
Plysmouth
Justin T. Smith
Margaret Leuthold
Vermont
Ronurnd & Ian
Aili Mill
Gertrude Morris
Mleonaburg Normal School
Congregationalists
Ivor ‘Thomas
Gwilym Williams
Mire
Evean
Sane
Kiaike
Wetlnes
Hipiypeyelere
Vail
Peceville
Seranton Dary
Jonas Long's
Jonas Lona
Paris
Alee Tun
Wyoming Ando Lackawanwa Avenues
Jet
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, PA
Moosie and
Rushdale Worde
Repauno Chemical Co
Children’s Reefers
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Belil
Suk Bonneis
Vale
Navy Oundereen Eiimdes
Hr Wienostt
Eve Col Popul Petined
Trias
Leewie White
Desi
Cosine
Jonas Longs Sons
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Pierce Market
Penn Avenue
G. W. Ss. Fuller
I Lavhawanta Ayeane
Tral
Free
Erie Medical CO
Burraco
N.Y
Culchester
Eare
Jerry Mall
Obe
Frapuneass
Bony
Senate
John H Phelps
Pharmacie
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