Common Councils Meet to Pass Ordnances and Appointments
Separate meetings in the city building saw the select council approve two ordinances and several resolutions while the common council voted on new appointments. Topics included street poles and wires maintenance, sewer inspector, Carnegie library site, and city street and water projects, with committee reports and mayoral communications shaping the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vletoher
Mannion
Cox
Gheer
Diigo
Sewers
Abehnien
Moenting
Heer
Qaeda
Ana
Hetale
Nerion
Milfatelok
Wis
Ilhshamar
Michael Gilroy
Plospitdetree
McAndrew
Ste. Miaiefeg
Iowa
Ganialites
Peporl
Cilroy
Plotchen
New Dimark
Andrew Carnegie
Mintadir
Bulidine
Seventh Avenue
J. W. Jones
Pati
City measures advance after joint readings
City officials including President Collis Mingit Loftus Thompson Whitford and others report final readings on two ordinances. One provides for urban expenses for the coming year, while the Heense tax bill and a transient dealer tax measure face committee review and potential further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Caunell
Sih
Collis
Mingitano
Loftus
Thompson
Whitford
W. H. Masters
J. Masters
Myons
Iba
Eleleen
Cis
Eighth Annual Meeting of Honesdale Mission Society
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Honesdale District held its eighth annual meeting with programs featuring Mrs ML Meaker Carbondale district president recording secretary and Miss Jeania af spokes district secretary. Afternoon sessions discussed reports from district officers and committees with devotions by Mrs Be i Weller and lectures on women s missionary work. An evening address by Miss Atanydia Cyowoheas from Tsan Pa Ohh concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
ML Meaker
Carbondais
Poestdert
James Dobnos
Jeania Af. Spokes
Mira
Stesston
Tate Pevetson
Fei
Pieter
Aire
Diagilis Veet
Aeginos
J. Agee Imam
Coriulphes
Waller I
Anua Leme
C. M
Sebel
Peihe Fardiyn Piel
Jimes
Gust
Lee
Are
A. E. Chaffee
Carbondale
Spaurkey
Groiether
Myo
Phere Bailes
Yee Bee
Mortwtalale
Atvanydia Cyowoheas
Tsan Pa
Ohh
Solo
Mies Mas Bilpateiek
Ype Bondate
Allegheny Society Meeting Notes Show Waning Interest
Sunday proceedings reveal muted engagement as members show little enthusiasm for the event. A yearly election was decided at the upcoming meeting, with several positions briefly outlined and no firm plans established.
Copige Hose Company Week Night Plea and Cele Arte
The report notes Copige Hose Company continuing events this week with features of songs and performances. Lowell Joy leads a program including athletic prowess tonight and Saturday. The evening will witness the close of the fade and the rowing for a local celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copige Hose Company
Even. Inc
Lowell Joy Charcho
Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills Endorsed By Readers
A jumble of testimonials praises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nerves and vitality. Readers including James Watson and Matthews Brothers claim relief from insomnia anxiety and weakness after using the product amid warnings about imitators and counterfeit signatures.
London born actor Leonard Outtm dies in sleep in town
Leonard Outtm, actor with the B. U. Sothern company and brother of George and James Paul, died in his sleep on Terrice Street after a visit by friends. He suffered chest pains before retiring Saturday night and was found dead Sunday morning. Outtm, born in London, came to this country fifteen years ago and starred in plays with Sothern’s troupe. He is survived by a son in London and a brother in this city. The inquest, conducted by Alderman Jones, placed cause as heart disease amid grip complications. The company may forward the body to England or bury locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Outtm
B. U. Sothern Company
George
James Paul
Terrice Street
Heath
Hot Sothern Company
Hane
Serantina
Mr. Oui Hame
Thie Ely
Srend Stirlay
Terie Sires
Erin Gad
Messer
Pat
Bettween
Mowolowk
Helving
Wilkes-Barre
Datesaus
Paul Ade
Catia
Paul
Harper
Piel
Mie Outram
London
Ds Xare
Emin Binles Fuul
Mire
WBS
Albany
Lea
Lonfon
Lethon
Ingle
Mro
Ctra
Eneland
Othe Coenihinies
Barnesving
Wilson Phearrelt
Edward
Perry
Treusus Harris
Ceva
Tierny Ocuany Hy
de Clarker
Corrie Roberts
England
Ronniliis
Inquest into Death at Arlington House Hotel
An inquest on Albert Kaye who died by strangulation at the Arlington House was held with Alderman Jones presiding. Jury members include T McAndrew and Patrick Carden. witnesses recount visits by Kaye from Wednesday to Sunday and the moments before his death with the dining room and stairs scene described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kaye
Arington House
Westerday
Triluine
Alderman Jones
Vestotas
Abe Foner
Coriner JJ
Molwrts
Ain Ai Vertiet
Dimes T. McAndrew
Patrick Carden
We J. Wills
Mulward Mealey
TK. Etyrnes
Afr
Kiss
United States Casualty Company
Arlington Hotel
Thomas
Shesero
Martin
Howedl
Marti
Accidental Death Finds Kaye Choked on Meat
The inquest found Albert Kaye died accidentally from choking on a large meat morsel while swallowing. Witnesses noted missing upper teeth and meat pieces over two inches long. verdict stated the death resulted from misfortune, not foul play. Undertaker Melfale prepared the body and a Scranton funeral entity transported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaya
Albert
Kaye
Nils
Melfale
Scranton
Holy Name Society Forms at St Rose's Parish
A large meeting of St Rose's men in the church basement initiated a Holy Name Society. About 264 members joined so far with temporary officers elected including Chairman P L P Carreil Secretary George Keene and Treasurer Edward Dougherty. Father Caffey and Father Lynott addressed the gathering as they outlined aims to curb blasphemy obscene language and other moral risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divcase
PLPF
Carreil
Geerge Keene
Edward Dougherty
Father Caffey
Father Lynott
Jermyn
Miners Walk Out At Black Diamond Mine Over Pay
Seventy five miners quit work at the Black Diamond Goal company over irregular pay. National Committeeman Henry Collins returned from Harrisburg and arranged a conference with the company. Workers demand semi monthly pay and a wage scale re adjustment. About seventy five idle miners plus strikers resulted in a tie up. All Black Diamond employees were consolidated into one local last night.
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Black Diamond Goal Company
National
Henry Collins
Warrisburg
Comyne
Tardie
Bishop to Confirm at Trinity Church on May 15
Right Rev Hthelbert Talbot bishop of central Pennsylvania will perform the laying on of hands and deliver the sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev Roal Sawyer rector will organize two classes to receive the sacrament for children and adults with meetings Tuesday and Friday at 4 50 in the afternoon at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hthelbert Talbot
Central Pennsylvania
Ro AL Sawyer
Trinity
Plans for Carnegie Library Displayed in Hast Orange Window
The Carnegie Library plans are shown in the window of GW Berry's furniture store on North Main Street Hast Orange New Jersey. Architects from New York submitted a sample for a Carbondale library building featuring a high basement with a large auditorium for lectures and spaces for the library reading room and reference room on the upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Hast Orange
N. J
GW. Berry
North Main Street
New Yorks
Carbondale
Meow band of the Patriot Op der Sons of America advances
A group named the meow band of the Patriot Op der Sons of America shows excellent progress and aims to be in line for the semi centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriot Opder Sons of America
A. F. Chaffee Sets Three Day Mos sis Fishing Tour
A. F. Chaffee began a three day fishing trip in the Moosic mountains starting yesterday morning. He plans Moscow as his headquarters while he is away from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Puose from this city win prize at winter puzzle contest
Puose residents J. Murrin and RK. Q. Meaker won prizes in the Grand Union Tea Company puzzle contest conducted locally, advancing recognition for their clever solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puose
Prise Winters
Grand Union Tea Company
Are
J. Murrin
RK. Q. Meaker
Death of Sister Sy John in Wichita
Word came yesterday morning of the death on Sunday in Wichita Kansas of Sister Sy John formerly Miss Annie Burke. She was the daughter of the late James Burke and was born in this city. She was forty five years of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Wichita
Kansas
Sy John
Annie Burke
Mystery Powder Selloff Sparks Child Welfare Inquiry
Fragmented OCR reads like a jagged report on molline powders marketed for children tied to a New York child welfare case. The text mentions children’s home, doctors, and investigators probing products and safety, with scattered names and places obscured by garbled letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yok
Oren
Angel
The
H. Y
Sisters Remembered and Family Courts Case in Scranton
About thirteen years ago she took vows and joined a Wichita convent later returning to Carbondale after her mother's death. She is survived by three brothers and three sisters, plus nuns and nieces from the Burke and Barbour families. In another matter, James Burke and Miss Mary Thicke left for Wichita as Alderman Jones weighed a serious case where Thomas Nelson charged his uncle Henry Nelson with abducting his two adopted half brothers from John Nelson. Henry claimed they would be sent to Mrs. Delia Walsh in New York for a better home and education. the alderman advised a meeting with the boys’ foster father in Scranton and the case was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Carbondale
St. John
James
Eb. H.W
Lawrence
Celia
Mary Burke
James Collins
Martina
Kate Burke
Sister de Sales
Mary Barbour
James Burke
Mary Thicke Lof
Alderman Jones
Thomas Nelson
Henry Nelson
Thomas
John Nelson
New York
Henry
Delia Walsh
Walsh and Dougherty Elected Delegates to Distinct Union Convention
David L Walsh and Edward Dougherty were chosen as delegates to the Catholic Total Abstinence union's diocesan convention to be held in Scranton next month. They will represent the Knights of Father Mathew in the convention. The new St Aloysius Temperance and Beneficial Society met Sunday and added about twelve members. The society will affiliate with the union and be represented at the convention. It now counts nearly 400 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Walsh
Edward Dougherty
Clatholic Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
Knights of Father Mathew
Conseition
New
St. Aloysius Temperance and Beneficial Society
Metropolitan quartette to sing at Berean Baptist Church
The Metropolitans will perform next Monday night at Berean Baptist Church before a large audience. Tickets are limited but many have been purchased by the citys leading citizens. The quartet regularly sings for top clubs and military societies in Greater New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Quartette
Berean Baptist Church
Greater
New York
Fragmentary Fraternal Orders Mentioned in Local Notes
The text lists several fraternal and benevolent groups including William H. Davies' Women’s Keto vorps and No 1M Division Nod, Ancient Circlep Pepe at St Vincent de Paul Lackawanna tribe No 208, Cnapacased Order of Red Men, Mitchell Hose company, Chirkondale conclave, and Order of Heptasaphe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Davies
Pepe Niats
St. Vincent de Paul Lackawanna
Mitchell Hose Company
Chirkondale
Adan Sisko Seen Fleeing After Bail Release
Adan Sisko of the Lust hanes fled town Saturday after being released on bail by Alderman Atkinson. He faced an added charge of making threats. Constable Moron tracked Sisko and captured him yesterday.
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Adan Sisko
Painting Elevates Storefront Appeal at Munnerem Emporium
Exterior painting and decoration progress at Mun nere emporium creates a cream tinted facade. Work adds to the store’s attractiveness as crews complete trimming and finishing touches.
Birth Announcements for Three Newborns
To Me and Mrs Henry Beoker of Birkett Street a daughter. To Mr and Mrs FA Blazee of Mun Street a son. To Mr and Mrs John Malley of ? a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beoker
Birkett Street
FA. Blazee
Mun Street
John 8 Malley
Mo Laaibsisiine Moves From Boarding House
George Mo Laaibsisiine is removed yesterday from Mae In DP Webi on Liteolia avenue to their new Turnishwad apartment in Anthracite ull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
George Mo Laaibsisiine
Mae
Webi
Liteolia Avenue
Names and encounters from a small town visit list
Report notes David Harris of Poroet ily and Ed Frishie from Wilkes-Barre in town yesterday. Mentions Mrs V J Maxey and son Ray visiting Peck Viles relatives and James Atkinson of Conshohocken visiting his nephew in the valley.
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David Harris
Poroet Ily
Frishie
Wilkes-Barre
W. H. Hollister
V. J. Maxey
Ray
James Fiebinson
Uhe Valley
James Atkinson
Conshohowken
Puwenie
Wal
Higa Athinesoir
River Ethnet
Ais
Home Notes From Local Families and Visitors
Mrs W G Weaver of Wilkes-Barre visited her parents Mr and Mrs OM Abbott of Byrd Street. Bere Vorphire of Mill Street is confined at home with a severe affliction to one of its limbs. Mr and Mrs Willett Midigalli have children Gertrude and Helo. Guests at Martin Cerrity's home. Constables Neary, Eithy, Henry Blures, Michel Moran, George Gwady and Joe Mormeth attended yesterday's grand jury session in Sovinten.
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Tier Parente
Hoel Metomb
Ciebtiel Dlayeaith
W. G. Weaver
Wilkes-Barre
Tew
Bs. OM. Abbott
Byrd Street
Bere Vurphire
Mill Street
Seoine Cine
Willett Midigalli
Gertrude
Helo
Martin Crerrity
Eod. Neary
A. Eithy
Henry Bpleres
Mechel Moran
George Gwady
Joe. Mormeth
Sovinten
Grand Jury
Jermyn and Mayfield Borough Council Meeting Deliberates Street Issues
The Marsield Borough council met with four councilmen present Messrs Shlonto Ananophy Redmunds and Tenpenny. They discussed Jol Nester and Michael Tallett for special peace and debated street repairs on Miale street and the need for a street commissioner. A vote to elect a new council member was discussed and postponed. The meeting adjourned after a lengthy session noting pending works and future actions.
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Marsiield Derough
Messrs
Shlonto
Ananophy
Redmunds
Tenpenny
Burgess Sullivan
Jol Nester
Michael Tallett
Corncliain
Miale
Cina Sdminds
P.O
Georgia
Mc Dinars
Bam Abradimunihy
Wisdiahayed
Fragmentary OCR Brief from Presbyterian Meetings
Fragmented text shows references to weekly special meetings at a Presbyterian facility in Erlenburs, with names and terms garbled. No clear event dates, locations, or outcomes are readable. only hints of a church gathering and attendees remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Temi Willis
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR passage describes names and events in garbled form. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible, making accurate synthesis difficult.
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Ge Ae
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Keene, Temostied
Whlett
Slau
A. W
Thervaus Rekeneth
Tulle
James Watson
Twelfth Street
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Matthews Brothers
Fey
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Dr. Chore
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AL Www
Chase
Heeton
Ae Wy Chase
Acm
Luftalo
Leonard Outram
Albert C. Kays
Holy Name" Society
St. Rose
Opera House
Suniva
Aconues
Newark
Temperance Society Notes
Muanager Munnere’ Emporium
Banking
Serinten
Mie
Pentiavbtanid
Pwlace of
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Anal Nee Unites States
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Lapioet
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WENT
DMARK
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Priceburg
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Atlantic City Hotels
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van Boont
Athatitie
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BO Myers
Ohener
Meg
Grrano Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave
Ant
Hardy Hot
Locithon
Hares
Mnervita Medical
McGsrrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Avenue
Teranton
Williams
Roen
Ash Ttre Methodist
I Tunitier
Adder Verry
Liege
Matthews
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Joe Waste
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