Poor Board Quorum Breaks Over Doctor Selection
The Poor Board failed to meet after a quorum disruption as Mr McMullen withdrew to block the election of a medical director for the poor farm. The split factions support Dr Hinley vs Dr Malau, with tensions rising and the session postponed to the next meeting along with a report on alleged shortages from the previous board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Willams
Messrs
McCabe
McMillan
McMullan
McMullen
Hinlley
Williams
Malau
McAlallen
MeCube
McMutlen
McAlullen
Lal
McCube
Dow
Burke
Lowell
Mir
Hhyasel
Pailey
Asai
Butler
Minong
Public Health Warning On Consumption Dangers
The piece argues many deaths from consumption are caused by neglect and personal fault. It states consumption is not hereditary and urges proactive remedies for minor illnesses.
Talks to High School Pupils By Comrade Kimball
Comrade George E. Kimball gave a fifty minute talk to about 200 pupils on 1861 65 era experiences including Farragut Port Hudson and Vicksburg. He stressed national unity and the duty of today’s youth to uphold freedom and shared sacrifice demonstrated by Civil War soldiers. MEMBERS of the post attended and praised the engaging informative address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kimball
Grand Army of the Republic
Join McComb
Getty Abure
Farragut
Port Hudson
Vicksburg
Maine
Trib une's Educational Contest Opens Monday Morning
The Trib une invites all local young men and women to read the full description of its second Educational Contest which may provide the opportunity they have wished for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Gas S supply accident injures apprentice in city
John Diavin an apprentice with Sullivan and Ryan Plumbing was overcome by gas while assisting in connecting a gas pipe at North Main Street near the People's Shoe Store. He was revived after a brief collapse. Earlier a trench on Lincoln Avenue sparked a gas ignition as Tony Terr cut into the main with a chisel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diavin
Dlermyh
Sullivan and Ryan Plimbing
Sullivan
People’s Shoe
Matin Street
Cavin Sureumn
Manninius
Flo
Lincoln Avenue
Church BarOet
Tony Terr
Ato
Perth
Epworth League Plans Twelfth Anniversary Service
The Epworth League will celebrate its twelfth anniversary Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with a special program. Rev. Graves of Milford will deliver the anniversary address, and Miss May Wilpatrick will lead the music with a chorus and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mise May Wilpatrick
Graves
Miarviad
Serviers
Jem Dronsen
Maren O
Isabelle Stanton
Malgabeth
Vuntihvern
Chirk
Ehoeder Tyr
Ppa
W.or. Graves
Bain Posthide
Miss Jonson
Metropolitan Quartette to Perform at Beyean Baptist Church
A concert promotion notes the Metropolitan Quartette will appear Monday evening at the Beyean Baptist church. The St Louis Exposition and Music Association supports the event. Robert A Webl, Alumager Aleta Politan Quartette of New York also contribute to the festival at Manhattan Beach, from Ate through Sept. The note expresses high praise for the quartet and expects a full house with tickets selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Quartette
Beyean Baptist
Monidas
St. Louis
John Philip Sorte
Sausa
Rand
Dr’ Erin
Metropolitian
Court Lily Now Bo of aA Diamond Kilge
Court Lily, a member of Local No. 1616 United Mine Workers, is noted as a key figure in the eve of America events. The brief item references the Shite of Honor and local lodge components in a compact notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Lily
United Mine Workeve of America
Pay Day Reaches Delaware and Hudson Workers
Workers on the lower side were paid yesterday by Delaware and Hudson. Today pay rents will be made to employees on the upper side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Mrs Fitzsimmons Hospitalized at Home in South Residence
Mrs. Fitzsimmons is dangerously ill at her home near No 4, with Mrs. Robert Fitzsimmons described as in danger of illness. Authorities report the situation as serious and ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons Dangerously III
Robert Fitzsimmons
Ta Dangerously
Clerks Social in Burke Hall Draws Notable Attendance
The Clerks social, styled next in splendor after the Knights of Columbus dance, drew a solid crowd despite rain. Burke's hall décor and the Brown attire showcased a series of moving pictures of color as the treasury for the Clerks association rose appreciably aided by music from Firth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Burke's Hall
Villa
Firth
Driver Boy Injured in Mine Accident
Willie Sears of Forest City was injured while working as a driver boy in No 2 mine. His hand was crushed and doctors advised transfer to Emergency hospital, where he was taken last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Sears
Forest City
Sears
Moran to Seek Health in Colorado Fortunes
John Moran son of the late Mrs Pilen Moran formerly of Powderly street. Due to frail health he is moving to high altitudes around Denver Colorado. He was here for his mother’s funeral and after a cold and long cross country trip he became seriously ill reaching Carbondale. He later left for Colorado Springs where he works as a newspaper collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Pilen Moran
Powderly Street
Pleasant family gathering honors Miss Tearn
A cordial gathering was hosted Wednesday evening at Mrs Ita Colwell’s Seventh Avenue home for Miss Tearn of et teveland. The Young Ladies Cooking Club was entertained yesterday at Miss Jessie Moore’s North Terrace Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Colwell
Seventh Avenue
Tearn
Etteveland
Jessie Moore
North Terrace Street
Grand Opera Tots
Gitevers Hotel
Winymart
Way Down East at the Grand Tonight
Diana Vot leads the cast in the drama Way Down East presented at the Grand theater tonight. Critics note the production’s emotional arc and returning performances by Lettie Blab T Morker with a celebrated revival of the classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Win A
Unclear OCR Text Reads Shifting Superintendent Roles
Fragmented passage names various officials and divisions including Jeffersen and Wyoming units. It mentions a change in duties for a figure tied to the Erie system and mentions consolidation efforts and a new trilimaster role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateesseau
Hibbitts
Jeffersen
Oni
Tididus
J. M. Dinevin
Tihe and
Wyomning Vaalley
Hoje
Dion Staibett Company
Evie
Puedes
Tike
Erie
Davis
Wyoming
Jeferson
Michael Clifford Finds New Role in New York Tunnel Project
Michael Clifford who left the city for New York has secured a well paying position under a contractor driving tunnels for the mammoth rapid transit project in New York City. Clifford was formerly an insurance representative in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Clifford
New York City
Loui
Whata
New York
Clifford
Masuilop Lands Construction Post At Millroads Docks
Matthew Masuilop, once a resident here, gains steady work in building docks slated for terminals of several Millroads in the al ee elite. Hew previously did similar tasks while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Masuilop
Thie City
Tonsible Riulwaed Nears at Feranton Seaterday
Widgean and Ambrosa Pid- Boon accompanied Tonsible Riulwaed to Feranton on Seaterday. After the event Chief McNulty and the police entered McNulty's om and Ployana pledged good conduct but recent behavior on custone displeased his bonds.
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Feranton
Ambrosa Pid- Boon
Widgean
Hollin Will
Clifford
Pilkeon
Heviving
McNulty
Fice
Mr. McNulty
Om. Ployana
Ever
Custone
Mothers and Children in New York Court Case Mentioned
Fragmented OCR text references a case involving a mother figure and children in New York. It mentions Vora Vl, a plea to Back and Igomalean, and notes journals and addresses, but the passage is garbled with unclear names and dates, preventing a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giusy
Gislok Seure
New York
HK Alia
Allen
le Mus
Pidgeon Surrendered After Band Withdrawn Before Alderman
Pidgeon appeared before Alderman Jones after the band withdrew its appearance. He was surrendered to the authorities but could not secure a bondsman and was taken to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Jones
Pidgeon
Jall
Obituaries Highlight Local Residents and Veterans
Obituary notices honor Lewis R Hubbard a 7 year old resident of No 4 who died after a lingering illness. Funeral services are at the No 4 chapel with burial in Maplewood. Also memorials for Mrs Ellen Riley aged 93 of Mount Pleasant and George W Brink who died at 78 are noted with interments at North Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rowton Hubbard
No. 4
Philmont
Maplewood
Ellen Riley
Mount Pleasant
John Riley
Wayne County
John
Pleasant Mount
Bernard
Honesdale
O'Neill
John Brink
Carte Avenue
North Jackson
Brink
George W. Brink
Pennsylvania Volunteer Light Artillery
Mt Brink
Myron French Post
Noe
Ote
Grand Army of the Republic
Mary Raught
Otto Drink
Scranton
Misa Arvine H. Brink
New Milford
Branch No 3 C M O R A Members Donate to Jubilee Fund
Members of Branch No 3 C M O R A voted 100 toward the semi centennial fund at Thursday evening meeting. Speakers praised the city of Carbondale and urged a public celebration to boost the community’s standing and attract national attention. Twelve new members were added, bringing total membership to 300 as efforts continue to grow the society without the usual initiation fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch No. 3
Carbondale
Prank M. Poxe Visited City Amid Welcoming Reception
Former proprietor Prank M. Poxe of the defunct Anthracite is listed as visiting the city yesterday. He was greeted by many friends of the late landlord and his genial wave was noted as a sign of his former standing. Fos represents the Sager Town Mineral Water Company and spoke with locals during the stop, drawing interest from visiting residents and shopkeepers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Poxe
Fos
Sagertown Mineral Water Company
Wats
Viiv
Plumbers Organize Union Spread Amid Labor Movement
The union spirit spreads as plumbers join organized labor at a Thursday night meeting. Demands include a five hour day and five year apprentice terms, while local master craftsmen have generally followed union rules, reducing potential friction.
Sunday Services and Visit by Rev A O Schlenker
Sabbath school services at 20 and 10 am precede arrangements for Rev A O Schlenker of Hasleton to visit this mission. He will deliver a sermon Tuesday evening to discuss matters of the mission fields within the Wilkes Barre conference before the father meets with FL Ivinger, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Schlenker
Hasleton
Wilkes- Barre
FL Ivinger
Morning and Evening Theme Concerts Featuring Sacred Anthems
A fragmented program lists morning items including an Athens venue event with Oh God Our Bless, Praise the Lord anthems, and a musical setup. Evening features a duet and sacred pieces such as Jesus Lover of My Soul Lass en Mise Benson Mise Mills with The Value of Jesus.
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Mar
Anthens
Jesus
Lassen
Mise Benson
Mise Mills
Value of
Jerome
President Underwood to Visit Erie Railroad Terminal
The new Erie railroad head President Underwood arrives in the city today with General Manager Vitel and I. B. Thorne among officials. They will inspect the terminal and travel in three special cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
The
Erie Railroad
Vitel
I. B. Thorne
Grand jurors named in local drawing this week
The list includes W. H. Hubbard of this city among the grand jurors and John Bennett of Clifford along with J. W. Lowry of Elkdale among the petit jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hubbard
John Bennett
Clifford
J. W. Lowry
Elkdale
Harriet Watt Celebrates Ninety-First Birthday
Mrs. Harriet Watt marked her ninety first birthday Thursday afternoon with close friends who joined in felicitations. Despite advancing years she was in good health and showed notable vigor and spirit during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Watt
Watt
Local Visitors Report from Scranton and Nearby Towns
The Misses Bryden of Washington street and F A Hintermetater of Scranton were in town yesterday. Alexander Nye of Scranton visited Carbondale, while Miss Agnes Martin of Olyphant called on Miss Katle Monahan. J J Higgine of Canaan Street is ill with pneumonia. Manager Byrne of the Chand Opera House was a Scranton victor yesterday. Joe Herbert the cigar man plans a brief trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryden
Washington Street
F. A. Hintermetater
Scranton
Alexander Nye
Carbondale
Agnes Martin
Olyphant
Katle Monahan
J. J. Higgine
Canaan Street
Byrne
Chand Opera Howes
Joe Herbert
U Lp
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD EVENTS A WEEK OF TALKS SALES AND MUSIC
The Jermyn and Mayfield column lists a tribune educational contest offering a thousand dollar scholarship for sixteen weeks of canvassing. Upcoming services feature Rev. Molter at Primitive Methodist, Rev. McGinnis at the Congregational church, and Rev. George at Pittston Welsh services. The North League marks its twelfth anniversary with Prof Hockenberry addressing the Methodist Episcopal church, plus special music. Other items include a rummage sale by the Ladies Aid, a Grand Army of the Republic observance, a Baptist fund lecture closing concert, and a St Aloysius T.O.A.R. society entertainment with a proposed literary society formation. John Hunter visits, and a St Aloysius program lists speakers, solos, and an orchestra.
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the Tribune
DT. Molter
Primitive Methodist Church
John McGinnis
Freeland
D. M. George
Pittston
Mpnorth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Professor Hockenberry
Cu) Hendale
Maynard R. Thompson
First Baptist Chartch
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Archbald
M. Filler
Jermyn
Carbondale
John Hunter
Clifford
Thomas M. Davis
Second Street
St. Aloysius ‘T. Oa. RB
Main Street
PLFE
Wilker
Mayfield Orchestra
Andrew Meehan
Michael Ruddy
William McCartney
Patrick Murphy
St. Aloysius
John Merrick
Joseph E. Brien
Albert Walker
Patrick Murray
John Rewels
Avoca and Mott Haven clash for pigskin honors this afternoon
Peckville notes list football clash between Avoca and Mott Haven on the Mott Haven grounds this afternoon. The EKTL Coal and Iron Co. departs its Peckville offices to Scranton’s Board of Trade building. Clerks Beattys and Reese remain at Peckville. Rev. Thomas leads services at Peckville Baptist church with morning and evening sermons. Presbyterians at Scranton also schedule morning and evening services. Scranton Gas and Water Co. crews fix a water-main issue on Depot Street after a frozen pipe incident. Miss M. Croucher from India will address the Peckville Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow morning on Women’s Foreign Missionary work.
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Avoca
Mott Haven
Pigekin
Ektl Coal and Iron Co
Oles
Keystone
West Powkville
General ofMce
Board of Trade
Scranton
TL. Beattys
James Reese
Peckville
Pocky'le
Presbyterkin Eiarel
Wea A. Me
Tse
Fe. Moon
Siubieet
Depot Street
Jessup Council
Witter
Peckwille
Siely
Death of Frank Thurston in Olyphant
Frank Thurston died yesterday morning at 11 due to neuralgia of the head after being taken to Lackawanna hospital on Wednesday. His body was moved to his Blakely home on Fourth street by Undertaker Jones. Funeral plans are pending.
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Frank Thurston
Lackawanna Hospital
Fourth Street
Blakely
Jones
Devensed
James Burke
Joseph Carvoell
Carbondale
St. George's Episcopal Church
Sweeney
Luckhaw Walilla Street
A. V. Bower
Sermaton
Congregational Church
George
Oscar Edwards
Priceburg
Peckville
Frank Orchard
Jennie Voyle
Lackawanna Street
Bald Mount Brightens as May Blossoms Enchant Visitors
The article paints Bald Mount in May as a dream of loveliness with pink and white blossoms and fresh green grass. Visitors include Mrs. Willard Blooking of Weat Pittston staying for health, Miss Nellie Lewis from Scrainton visiting grandparents, and Mrs. W. L. Bpeere from Scranton with her parents. Mrs. RR Ward resumes driving after a fortnight at home. G. A. Hopkins of Scranton called on friends, and John L. Thompson is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Nellie Lewis
Scrainton
H. &. Cooper
W. L. Bpeere
Scranton
John L. Thompson
Peruna promoted as a cure for women’s health issues
A letter from Mt Measant Park, Clinton and testimonials from Appleton and New Orleans praise Peruna as a universal remedy for female disorders. Advocates claim quick relief from backache, weakness, digestion, and nerve issues, urging readers to write Dr Hartman for advice.
Unclear historical excerpt on severe unrest and compiled data
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a period of extreme unrest toward an unnamed group with references to compiling data and notes on events. Specific places, dates, organizations, or individuals are not readable. The passage lacks verifiable details to identify the context or outcomes.
Local church notices and community events in Taylor area
Parson guests and speakers fill evening church services across Sebo Congregational Presbyterian Calvary and Methodist churches. Rev Harris and others preach. the Linimate Conception church hosts an Epworth gathering with Catharine Rourdan and local artists. a Harvest social follows at Weber's rink. Krause's Headache Capsules advertised by druggists.
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Chertrude Duivis
Parsons
Jessie Morgane
Taylor Jedge
Ode Medlows
Stev
Iver Thoms
Bangor
Dan
Sebo
John ‘Tubbs
Columine
Pao
Gian Commandery
Kolebis
Echoohop
Phot Harris
Phot
Medwardsdale
A. Boni
Piranor
Ps Epworth Logue
Tieadias Venting
Mia M4
Catherine Rourdan
Scrantan
Tloughney
Kenney
Minewoban
Arteu
Weber
Entertainment Planned at Old Forge Church
The Old Forge Methodist Episcopal church announces an upcoming entertainment program to be held on a Sunday evening. Details include the venue, participants, and a request for community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge Methodist Episcopal Church
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First Congregational Church
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Bald Mount
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Peruna
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Win
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New Orleans
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Hedemplion Fund
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