Carbondale Water Works Ditch Accident And Church Services
The Consolidated Water company plans new Maine and an open ditch along Pike street caused a carriage to slip, throwing Miss Quinn {daughter of James Quinn} and breaking her arm. Damages pursued. Next Sunday services at local churches list morning and evening subjects and numbers. Samuel Binten reported recovered from recent illness.
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Consolidated Water Company
New Maine
Pike Street
Miss Quinn
James Quinn
South Side
Tony
Kedron
HL. Moon
Sammuel Binten
Wiltows
Peckville Baptist Church
J. & Thomas
Baseball game set for Alumni Park between city High and Lackawanna School
At 3:30 PM today a baseball game will be played at Alumni Park between the city High School team and the School of Lackawanna from Scranton. Lineups include High School Loftus Geary Galhughy Kennedy Burke Riley Mooner Linlpatrick Swirert infieldout and Lackawanna with Cooney Gendall Mahon McDonald Rogan Cara Clark Walnwaring among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Park
High School
School of Lackawanna
Scranton
Loftus
Geary
Galhughy
Kennedy
Burke
Riley
Mooner
Linlpatrick
Swirert
Forty Horses Compete in Speed Tests at Anthracite Parks
About forty horses participated in impromptu speed trials at Anthracite parks yesterday afternoon. Rob Inson of Clifford led the team events while Creveling and Avery scored with their mounts. The animals are being trained for Memorial Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Inson
Clifford
Messrs
Creveling
Avery
Animata
William Partridge Dies After Long Illness
William Tartridge of White Milla died yesterday morning at Wheeler's private hospital from chronic cystitis. He was seventy four and had been ill for nearly five years. The body will be taken to Pleasant Mount for burial on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tartridge
White Milla
Wheeler
Are
Pleasant Mount
School Board Deliberates Exoneration Hat of Collector Mohrs
The board reviews exoneration hat for Collector Mohrs in a major action likely exceeding $2000. Next Tuesday the panel will finish the work and act on Architect Brown's plans for adding to the central school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohrs
Brown
Local and Personal Notes From Scranton Area
George W. Cross hosts his mother Mrs. Harris of Onset Massachusetts. Dr. H C Wheeler makes a professional visit. Miss Kate Korne expected from New York. Porter spent yesterday in Scranton. Prof Arryde Peters travels to Scranton on business. Frank Collins resumes position at People's Shoe Store. J Th Shannon in Susquehanna. A L Duncan of Scranton, with Northwestern Mutual Life, to return today. Rev E T Jones preaches at Congregational church. J H Herbert to move to former National Express quarters. Loveland at Eighth Avenue and Spring Street. Mrs J B Nicholson returns from Wilkes Barre. Daniel Robinson returns from Green Ridge. Henry Van Bergen and wife, wintering in California, touring the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cross
Laurel Ftreet
Mrs. Harris
Onset
Mass
H.C. Wheeler Pasa
Orson
Kate Korne
New York
Porter
Scranton
Arryde Peters
Frank Collins
People’s Shoe Store
J. Th. Shannon
Susquehanna
A. L
Duncan
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
E. T. Jones
South Wales
J. H. Herbert
Na-toonal Express Company
Ta Loveland
Peckville clubs to contest for baseball honors in May
Peckville Gun Club and Bett Place Club plan an afternoon baseball contest in May. The Red Men hold their regular evening session at their hall. Wilson Fire Company members are summoned to the hose house this evening. Morton H. Harloe is visiting New York City for church services at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peskville
Peckville Gun Club
Bett Place Club
Red Men
Rome
Wilson Pire Company
Hose House
Morton H. Harloe
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Fire and court action loom over Jermyn area
Hyde Park shopkeeper Leah James owner of the Four Cent store reports two fires this week and plans slander suits after criticism. She thanks Crystal Fire Co for rapid response and places her insurance claim with Attorney Carey. Local notes include a possible Jermyn shirt factory, early closing of stores, and church stewards election. Some residents return from Lackawaxen with a big perch catch. a buggy accident on Bike Street injures Miss Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Leah James
Hyde Park
Four Cent
Crystal Fire Company
Carey
Washe
Jermyn
Newengary
Stoquehanna
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. F. Baker Wes
H. A. Willman
America
John ‘Treatse
Nelson Cole
Nathan Cole
Lackawaxen
David Willian
John Keese
Willits Tregise
Robert Bodscomb
Scranton
Sears
Jon Hutchings
Sarah Quinn
Julia Green
Mayfield
Bike Street
Carbondale
Consolidated Water Company
Ope
Miss Quinn
Miss Keen
Mise Quinn
Winky & Co
Third Street
Rimron
Uniondale
Sicklers
Primitive Methodist Church
Ishle
Griffitha
North Main Street
John Stanton
East Side
Local residents head home as others travel for service
Mr and Mrs Robert Jopling of Wert Mayfield returned home yesterday after a stay elsewhere. Miss Mary Jones of Rushbrook Street is quite ill. Rushbrook Lodge 80 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets at 10 a.m. tomorrow to attend service at the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jopling
Wert Mayfield
Humber
Mingland
Mary Jones
Rushbrooktreet
Rushbrook Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Local notes from Dunmore and nearby towns in a period of change
Reports from Dunmore and surrounding areas describe injuries in a mine incident, residents visiting the town, and clergy announcements. Church services in Congregational and Presbyterian churches are listed with sermon topics and times. Several locals are noted for travel, lectures, or public duties, and prayerful mentions of veterans.
Jury Commissioners Name June Term Grand Jurors
The jury commissioners listed the names of grand jurors for the June term of the quarter sessions court from multiple townships and boroughs in the Tunkhannock area. The report notes the jurors will convene Monday June 1 at 2 p.m. Also mentioned are local officials and residents visiting or traveling through, including Dr B K M W How and ex Sheriff George Tu Kennard.
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Horton Wood
John Wall
Brain Trim
Nathan DP
Brown
Fails
Samuel Decker
H. D. Kyte
Eaton
Wiliam FB
Miner
Exeter
James FP
Walls Lemon
A. Hempstead
Mehoopany
Harry S. Jennifes
Cory Walter
Worthy Drake
Meshoppen
John Doolittle
Meshoeppen
Frank Aten
Monroe
George W. Hilbert
Nicholson
William Bacon
Walker Kought
North Branch
B. Burgess
Northmoreland
Samuel Brown
Harry M. Harding
Charles H. Transue
Samuel Turner
Tunkhannock
Joseph P. Luce
Stanley R. Brungees
Windham
George Tavner
John Marra
Washington
Thomas Ellsworth
Edward Stang
Peth
Braintrim
Charles Keeney
Clinton
Otis N. Stark
I. F
Winters
Factoryville
Rufus Lindley
Falls
William Baker
Parkston
Overfield
J. G. Adama
L. Smith
Tunkhannock Borough
Peter Ace
Frank Bullock
Walter Cassidy
Tunkhannock Township
Ralph Avery
FLRP
Avery
Worthington
Ledphan
Charles Holden
BK. MW. How
Pittston
George Tu Kennard
Tunkhonnovk
Sanson
Brazil
Welsh concert at Weber's rink and local notices
A Welsh concert under the Ladies Ald Society at Weber's rink on May 16 features Ye Old Polks choir led by Prof Nelber Jones and various acts from local churches and groups. Other items include obituaries, lectures, funeral arrangements, and upcoming union convention events across the town with ticket details and venue notes.
New Milford People Attend Brooklyn Funeral
LG McCollum attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs. Margaret Starr in Brooklyn New York at the start of the week. Frank and Charles Benjamin hosted their sister Corrie Benjamin of Binghamton the past week with Harry Gillespie formerly of the pace.
Local resident dies. funeral held in Great Bend
Died Thursday morning at his father in law J J Coleman home in Great Bend. Funeral services conducted from the Baptist church Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Mrs L G McCollum visited parents in Great Bend this week. Mrs D W Faucher of Scranton visited her father here the first of the week. Cyrus Noteware of Little Meadows is working for F G Inderted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coleman
Great Bend
Baptist Church
L. G. McCollum
D. W. Faucher
Scranton
Cyrus Noteware
Little eMadows
F. G. Indertted
Local social notes and incidents from area towns
The Sons of St. George meet in regular session. The St. Aloysius Society to elect delegates for Harleigh convention. Hugh Jennings visited town yesterday. Mrs Elizabeth Jeffrey, daughter of Mrs William Ridgelly, of the Wet Ride, ill with pneumonia after relapse. Mr and Mrs Druffner called to Williamsport by death of his father, Andrew Druffner. Mrs Agnes Bmith. Mrs John Gannon has sold household goods and will move to Stanton W Va to join husband. Mr Gannon’s father died there recently, leaving property. Mrs Fred Mitchell leaves for Carbondale after weeks with relatives. Mrs Wilbur Howell and son Friend visit son M B Howell in St Clair, Schuylkill county. John Jenkines moved his family from Yatesville. Moosic rejoices over planned silk mill on Frothingham estate. Frank McHugh, about 11, seriously injured in Brookside washery entanglement. taken to aunt Mrs James Caffney. Mrs William Walsh’s condition after operation worsens with pneumonia.
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Sons of
Mra
Agnes
John Gannon
Stanton
W. Va
Wilbur Howell
M. B. Howell
St. Clair
Schuyl- Kin County
John Jenkines
Yateeville
Moosic
Frothingham
Frank McHugh
Brookside
James Caffney
William Walsh
West Side Hospital
Local notes from Clark's Green and area events
Scranton visitors stop by relatives in Clark's Green over Sunday. Layabout repairs and new projects announced for several homes. Epworth League plans Anniversary Day events with talks music and scripture. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills advertised with health claims.
Local Church Notes And Town Happenings
New officers were elected in the Presbyterian Sunday school. Mrs. J. F. Bass spent last Sunday in Forest City and praised Mr. McConnell the temperance lecturer. Rev. H. J. Crane resumes public duties after a severe grip attack. The local band gave a concert Tuesday night. Frank F. Corey moved his family to South Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Campbell of Scranton visited relatives. Alfred W. Larrabee prepares Main Street residence. Mae Leek returned from New York state visits. Mrs. Treverton Mills shows slow improvement. Linwood Sport has new work with the New York Ontario and Western railroad. L. A. Mirathen moves blacksmith tools to Dundaff to operate there soon. A new Bible class organized at the Methodist church. Lot of gratitude for the light rain.
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Presbyterian
J. F. Bass
Forest Clin
McConnell
H. J. Crane
Frank F. Corey
Church Street
South Main
W. F. Campbell
Scranton
Fers Pairents
Afrs
Charlee Lyon
Alfred W. Larrabee
Main Street
Mae Leek
New York State
Fragmentary Quotation From Dusherty and Downtrad Dialogue
Unclear dialogue excerpt shows two speakers Dusherty and Downtrad with fragmented lines about women and work. The text lacks context, complete sentences, or identifiable events. No names, places, dates, or outcomes are confirmed.
Peruna praised by authors and mothers for health cures
A letter from Minnie J. Armstrong author of The Modern Evil recounts recovery from cerebrospinal illness after using Peruna, noting renewed strength and resumed writing. Mrs Theophile Schmitt and Catherine Whitaker also endorse Peruna, citing relief from laryngitis and stomach catarrh and improved digestion and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. Hartman
St. Paul
Thannet
Minnie J. Armstrong
Tiane
Theophile Schmit
Conner
Catherine Whitaker
Plainville
Kens
Peruna
Hartmin
Columbus
Ohio
Elmhurst News Roundup and Local Happenings
Mrs Hwarse hosts visit at daughter Mrs Romeyn Snyder home. Miss Latire Clay returns to Boman ton after days with friends. Mrs Harry Evans ill at home. Malta Kiyighia meeting in Scranton attended by locals. School will close Wednesday next. Professor Rogers and Mire Blessing praised. patrons hope they return. W J Snyder completed major studies at Newfoundland and vacations with parents at Tom Christie. Miss Millie Maver of Scranton visited Oak Terrace. King’s Daughters hosted a large reception at the Manse with music ice cream cake and lemonade. Dr O’Brien and daughter and Mr Chittenden from Scranton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwarse Very
Romeyn Snyder
Latire Clay
Bomanton
Harry Evans
Malta
Scranton
Rogers
Mire
W. J. Snyder
Newfoundland
Mise Millie Maver
Oak Terrace
Thursay
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Comes
Mrs. O'Brien
Mr. Chittenden
Curious Coincidence in World Peace Proposals Revealed
The text recalls a 19th century note on peace plans linking Myglend Mus eve and Propela against France. It mentions a proposed alliance with Russia supplying troops and England funding, aiming for coordinated military armaments. The czar informed his brother George, king of Great Britain, of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Great Britain
France
Mussia
Cuar
Hia
Wood
George
Great Britaly
McMunns Opium Elixir and Cheney Catarrh Cure Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts McMunns Elixir of Opium claiming to remove injurious effects while preserving medicinal benefits. It offers to mail a plain wrapper receipt of price from E Ferrrett Toledo. Also promotes Frank J Cheney of Toledo promising rewards for cured catarrh and touts Mall’s Catrarrh Cure with testimonials and pills.
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Sea E. Ferrett
Pearl St
New York
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Detroit
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Pilla
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Williame
Tam
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Dr. Willams Medicine Co
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Peckville
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Olyphant
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Dunmore Atrect
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Rerilar
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Hawley
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University of Pennsylvania
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Porto Rico
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York County
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Washington Township
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Ye Old Polks
Nelber Jones
Henekiah Wrigley
Little White Mountain Church
Farmer Brown
Grandsons
Andy Toole
Squire Eagan
Joshua Butterworth
Percy Smith
Little White Mountain Church Choir
Fanny Grey
George Greene
Laura Hanks
Litt Church
Josiah Allen
Pat Flannigan
Seth Tohmpson
Judge Wakeup
Miss Fogarty
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Obediah Longstreet
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Abery Smwyth
Little White Mountain
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William Parks
Nancy Parks
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Judge Quackenbueh
Oh Black Doe
Old Derby and Friends
General Young
Nele Sam
Uncle Sam
Annie Laurie
Littl White Church
Marsh Stubblebine
Little White Church
Francia Gendall
M. LK
Marlin Patterson
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Glen Falls
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Union Street
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the Archbald
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T. A. Evans
Order of Redmen
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Howard Potter
Love Lodge
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Bagnet Young People's Union
School House Grove
New Milford
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo, N, Y
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Buffalo
N, Y
Scranton ‘Tribune
Avoca
Clark's
J. L. Luteey
Parker
Arthur la Mont
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Orlando Chapman
Walter Matthews
W. H. Swillow
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Joseph Ribble
D. Robinson
W. H. Smith
Wagner
Epworth League
A. A. Davis
New
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Mre
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Hood
Dusherty
Ted
Weill
Mrs. Winslow
Minnie Armstrong
Hartman
Theophile Schmitt
Wartman
Peeruna
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Theophile Sohulit
Elmhurst
Prosalu
George III
Bijie
Toledo
Tagas County
Frank J. Cheney
PL J Cheney & Co
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A. W
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