Carbondale Obituary A Longtime Local Doctor Dies
Dr Andrew Niles of Carbondale dies after a life in medicine spanning decades. The article honors his career at the Berkshire Medical school lineage, his service in the community, and notes four sons in prominent positions including Dr Toh Niles of Cir Wondile and Dy Niles of Salt Lake City. It recalls his early training, move from White Creek to Pennsylvania, and his dedication to patients and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dye Andrew Niles
York Atilie
Ol Wes
White Creek
Washington County
Wain, &. Bay
Yedielee
Tles
Ds. Niles
Rogery
Pennsylvania
DuMone
Svardeve
Niles
Plasichkoy
Dy Niles
Gsinyple
Cir
Wedaine
Efoly Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Brant
Elgar
Niles & Mosher
Kniss City
Andrew Niles
Gemerih Deent
Quirtera
Colorado Springs
Colo Wander
Andrew Niloe
Readers urged to report delivery irregularities to Tribune staff
Subscribers of The Tribune are asked to report any irregularity or confusion with delivery. Report issues to The Tribune's circulation manager in the Burke building or to Ehrert & Reynolds news dealers. Affected readers are urged to report promptly any delivery problems.
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Tribune
Burke Bulldine
Tohert & Reynolds
Dr Andrew Niles Golden Jubilee Honored by Carbondale Society
Carbondale Medical Society hosts a banquet honoring Dr Andrew Niles for his long service and career. The event celebrates a venerable physician and marks a notable milestone in his professional life.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Medical Society
Notable gathering honors Dr Andrew Niles in Chicago
A historic luncheon celebrated Dr Andrew Niles with members of his profession in Chicago. Attendees shared remarks on his service to humanity and reflected on the enduring impact of his career.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion issues. It claims to purify blood and cure nervousness irritability and sleeplessness by cleansing body processes. A testimonial from Mrs H R White of Stanstead recounts relief after eight bottles and five vials, and a note that Dr. Pierce’s medicines cured her liver complaint.
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Pierce
H.R. White
Stomstead
Stanstead
Paebec
Dhibe
Dispensary Medical Association
Ihen
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Fond du Lac Club
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin note from Mrs Emma Felch treasurer of the Social Economic Club attests to complete cure of irregular painful menstruation after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter asserts the remedy's value and invites others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Emma E. Felch
Fond du Lac, Wis
Social Economic Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Community Celebrates Dr Niles Golden Jubilee
The text recalls Dr Niles inviting a friend to hear William Jennings Bryan, reflecting his lifelong interest in politics and sports. Locals in Wayrart and Scranton remember his enthusiasm and the community marks his golden jubilee with shared felicitation.
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Wayrart
Niles Tae
William Jennings Bran
Scranton
Dr Niles
Bryan
Dr. Niles
Successful Year for Methodist Young Ladies Society
The Young Lady Workers of the Methodist church, hosted by Mrs. A. W. Teogonolds and Miss Thuttie Pitscoe at the Twitter home, held their annual meeting with about seventy members. They elected officers for the coming year and celebrated the Ingathering of two dollar books, raising a net amount of 1.00. The year’s work was praised for its success and over 100 dollars was realized by the group’s efforts. Officers elected: President Mrs. E. Horton. vice presidents Mrs. William Shiumon Miss El. Basene Mrs. George Ackerman. treasurer Miss Mitta Wells. secretaries Mrs. J. F. Clark Mrs. G. B. Sturnisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. W. Teogonolds
Thuttie Pitscoe
Twitter
Miss Pascoe
Mitta Wells
J. FP. Clark
Gi. B. Sturnisen
Nuptial Surprise Ties Carbondale Pair in April Wedding
An unexpected wedding in Carbondale unites Miss Jennie Luscond of Wayanire with an unnamed groom in a April 27 ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church, Bing hamton. Rev Dy Daw officiated. The groom, son of Trissener Pondneter, works in local Delaware and Fludsen shops and is a member of Company BE Thirteenth Regiment. They reside in the Bagley house on Iennaan street as newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrnauk Wisted
Itv
Thichowen Misa Jennie Luscond
Wiayanire
Binghamton
Dy Daw
Trinity Episcopal Church
Vlisted
Trissener Pondneter Withgn Tiivted
Doliwire and Tolson
Fle
Delaivare
Sat
Conpais
Turing
Aed
Asted
Bagley House
Ienaan Street
Elty
Forest fires ruin berries and timber lands in region
A severe blaze swept through the area causing extensive damage to berry patches and valuable timber land. The worst fire at Darview yesterday required a large force from Delaware and Hudson to subdue the flames.
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Iarview
Fire Hits House of Martin Gordon in Sand etvont
A house belonging to Martin Gordon on Sand etvont was nearly destroyed by a severe Tiki winter blaze. An unknown person is suspected as the arsonist, with firefighters called out again at 11 45 in the forenoon to combat a second blaze that started from the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gordon
Sandetvont
Wool Tas Resigns From City Station Post
Wool Tas, who recently succeeded Eugene Chapman as ticket agent at the Delaware and Hudson city station, has resigned to pursue a similar position elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Tas
Eugene Chapman
Sistunt
Delaware and Hudson
The Hest Liniment Praised for Rheumatism and Lumbago
Mrs Avni Hagelqains of Tuckahoe N Y reports great benefit from Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and lumbago. Her husband used it for a sprained back with quick relief. She calls it the best family remedy and says she recommends it widely. sold by all druggists.
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Avni Hagelqains
Tuckahoe, N
Day’s New Jersey Visit Bonds Rail Passengers
Pen Argus notes Mr. Day from Laflin arrived early this year and formed many friendships with patrons of the Delaware and Hudson during a brief stay with the Central Railroad of New Jersey.
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Pen Argus
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Day
Laflin
Delaware
Tfludson
Common Council Minutes Highlight Sewer Work and Petitions
The meeting opened with members seated and a committee report on John Waterfield recommending penalties be dropped. A Thorn street sewer and city electric rights ordinances were introduced, with bills from the finance committee approved for payment and taxes ordered levied. A Water plant bond ordinance was printed, and a Water tax file advanced. A Waterfield lien motion failed seven to five. Mitchell Prose requested a requisition. Stone sought sewer connection terms but failed to gain approval. The session adjourned after debate on sewer connections.
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Common Council
John Watefield
Select Council
Street Department
Charles Cavinaugh
William Killen
Gilleran
M. EL Gilmartin
Mills Brothers
J. A. Monahan
van Bergen
F. W. Mills & Co
Stone
Thorn Street
Thompson
City of
Carbondale
John Waterfield
Mitchell Prose Company
Hiram Stone
Witerfield
Obituary of Thomas Berilaullen of Powderly
Thomas Nilhwllen of Lower Powderly road died yesterday after a six month illness that began with a severe rot and progressed to typhoid pneumonia. A promising young man, he worked as an office boy at Powderly mine and was born here nineteen years ago. Survived by three sisters Eilen Mary Katie and six brothers Daniel Martin Ambrose Joseph Eugene and Vincent Silhutlen, all of the city.
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Thomas Berilaullen
Mid Misa
Thomas Nilhwllen
Lower Powderly Road
Hoon
Powderly Mine
Eilen
Mary
Katie
Daniel
Maretin
Ambroge
Joseph
Eugene
Vinecert Silhutlen
Ctty
Gorman Named Representative in Prater District
Jimes Gorman of South Main Street Carbondale is appointed representative in the Prater district. His territory from Susquehanna to Scranton will include a council in every town. Locals predict major success for him in this new role.
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Jimes Gorman
South Main Street
Carbondale
Prue Blue
Prater
Aly
Gorman
Susquehanna
Scranton
Wm Council
Gopman
Cycle club to hold monthly meeting on North Church Street
This evening the Cycle club will meet in their rooms on North Church Street for a regulary monthly gathering. Election of officers for the coming year will be the most important business.
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North Church Street
Local Meeting Sets Important Election Aftermath
After the election, attendees will enjoy a smoker and lunch. The meeting is described as very important and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M& Wight
Pictures and Tunes Highlight Grand Opera Tlogue
Alonso Hatch will present sixty moving pictures and thirty illustrated songs at the Grand Opera Tlogue Saturday evening. The Woman's Relief corps of Davies' post operates the event to raise funds for the deserving poor. The Sidison machine, praised as top quality, will be used to ensure a marvelously perfect display.
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Alonso Hatch
Grand Oper
Sidison
Match Lises
Strikes Tighten Coal Trade at Car Bondale Mines
In Carbondale strict obedience to a work stoppage left only firemen and pump runners at mines. Delaware & Hudson halted northbound coal movement and reduced wig freight to three times weekly. A few crews laid off and little coal sold except to prearranged buyers. smaller dealers refused orders, fueling fears of broader suffering.
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Carbondale
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware & W Hudson
Augustus Thomas Play Ari gon at the Grand in Carbondale
Augustus Thomas new drama Ari gon will be staged at the Grand on Saturday under the same management as The Jonnie Brier Bush. Manager Byrne promises a capable company and a splendid production to close the season with Arizome as a top recommended show in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
the Grand
J. H. Stoddart
Byrne
Carbondale
Traveling salesman joins Cudahy Packing in Scranton area
Joseph Monahan of the Flarrison house has accepted a traveling salesman post with the Cudahy Packing Company. His territory covers Scranton and through the valley. Monahan comes with proven experience and earned broad good wishes from friends in Carbondale and surrounding towns.
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Joseph Monahan
Flarrison House
Cudahy Packing Company
Scranton
Monahan
Carbondale
Carbondale Candidate Van Gorder in Town
cE Van Gorder of Carbondale, a Republican county commissioner candidate, visited town on Tuesday. He has long served as a party worker and residents feel Carbondale should have one of the commissioners. The candidate is described as pleasant and making a good impression.
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Ce. van Gorder
Carbondale
van Gorder
Olyphant Gazette
Reverend Lee to Attend General Assembly in New York
Pastor Charles Lee of What Presbyterian church leaves for New York City to attend the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the county. He will be away two weeks and Rev. Mr. Rood of Minneapolis will fill the pulpit in his absence.
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Charles Lee
What Presbyterian Church
New York City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lee
City
Mr. Rood
Minneapolis
Minn
Local Catholics to Attend State Convention
John Wansen of this city and Andrew Hansen of Honesdale left yesterday for Reading to attend the German Catholic societies state convention in session until Thursday. Wansen will represent St Boniface society of Carbondale and Hansen St Josephs of the Maple City.
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John Wansen
Andrew Hansen
Honesdale
Reading
St. Boniface Society
Carbondale
St. Joseph's
Maple City
Homer Van Gorder Resigns From Carbondale Telephone Post
Homer Van Gorder resigns as hanman for Carbondale Telephone company to join Interstate Telephone in Trenton N J He will report to Bruce Bedford the former manager of Carbondale exchange in Trenton N J.
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Homer van Gorder
Carbondale Telephone Compang
Interstate Telephone Company
Trenton
Bruce Bedford
Carbondale Telephone Company
Meetings of Tonight Across Local Organizations
Local notices list gatherings for Division No UV Ancient Order of Hibernians St Vincent de Paul Lucretia Judge Daughters of Te Bekiah Lackawanna Tribe Red Men Loyal 160 United Mine Workers Carbondale Cycle Club Daughters of St George Clerks' association and more.
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Division No. UV
Ancient Chrder of Hibernians
St. Vincent de Paul Lucretia
Daughters of Tebekiah
Lackawanna Teibe
Red Men
Tloenl 160
United Mine Workers
Carbondale Cycle Club
Daughters of St. George
Clerks’ Association
Passing Throng Noted Around Owego and Carbondale
A series of social calls and visits reported locally includes Thomas Tt. Durfee in Owego New York S A Cahoon of Scranton visiting relatives in Carbondale on Sunday Professor William Deynett travels to Thaw lon for a trip and several residents such as Miss Mame Boylan Miss Mdith Carey and Miss Wilzabeth Early return from visits to Olyphant Honesdale Scranton and Scranton area friends Bonding events include YP A Philbin Republican candidate visiting Carbondale and Misses Ida Frisesthe May Pris Ella Brain and Bather Downs hosting guests on Pike Street at a reception for Bishop Hoban by the Newman club.
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Thomas Tt. Durfee
Owego
Cahoon
Scranton
William Deynett
Thaw Lon
Mame Boylan
Mdith Carey
Honesdale
Jamesa Steele
Spencer Street
Bleetrie
Ligsle Searey
Wyoming Street
al Newsy
John PD. Brennan
Pleasant Mount
Harrison House
Burl W. Bishop
Dunmore
Wilzabeth Early
Seventh Avenue
Crave Slimrell
Alf
George Simwell
Clark Avenue
Debora Davie
Lenox
Carbondale
Maine Barry
Pike Street
New York
Eitv
Joseph Motann
A. Philbin
Archhiald
Columbus club house visit noted in Scranton
In Scranton during the eventing Miss Genevieve Farrell, a nursing student from Oneonta Minnesota, visits her sister Mire. John Pidgeon of Dixon Hill and W Jordin with Horace Trene and Leonid, and grandmother Mrs Martha Carey, are guests of Miss Idazzie Carey and Mrs Mary O'Brien on Sunday.
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Columbus Club
Scranton
Genevieve Farrell
Training School
Oneonta
Mire
John Pidgeon
Dixon Hill
W. Jordin
Horace
Trene
Leonid
Martha Carey
Scrinton
Idazzie Carey
Mary O'Brien
Taylor to stage concert and football clash this weekend
The article lists an evening concert at Weber's vlnik with multiple musical selections by the Arlington quartette and Watkins family with solos by Olwen Howells and Oscar Morris among others. It also notes the Taylor team challenging West Beranton alumni in a Saturday afternoon football game at Riverside Park with 3 o clock kickoff.
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Lodge
Vik Aimerican Protestint Association
Weber
Vlnik
Dunemere
Prat W Od
Corbopdale
Sarah J. Price
Arthne Morgink
the Burtons
Anthinette Cee Club
Walking Fiimafiys Peel
Tithon
Mrs. N.o M. Thomas
Mise Widich
W. Watkins Reetue Khor
Miaretow Heat Morris
Local Jurors Named For Week Of Court
After visiting his parents in Providence Miss Hattie Richards and Mary Rid wards spent the Sabbath with the Misses Phillips of Taylor street. Messrs John TD Atherton W G Howells Isaac Davis and Robert Llewellyn are serving as jurors this week.
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New York
Hattie Richards
Mary Ridwards
Providence
Phillips
Taylor Street
Mesers
John TD. Atherton
W. G. Howells
Iiaac Davis
Robert Llewellyn
No Quorum Delays Council Meeting in Olyphant
Olyphant council failed to meet due to no quorum. A new meeting is scheduled for tonight. Grassy Island washery operated yesterday with the usual workforce. Miss Maury Vans of Duryea has returned home after a week with Mrs. Elizabeth Williams of the woods. Thomas Michiels of Bhikety died at Lackawanna hospital Sunday night from dropsy. He was about years old and had lived in Blakely for several years. four sons and one daughter survive. Funeral from his late home in Blakely tomorrow afternoon at 2:40. Interment in Union Cemetery. William Hendgan and family left yesterday for New York to sail for England, where they will reside.
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Hogarth
Butterworth
Hormel
Mein Street
Otwoestep
Forester
John Hogarth
Enterprise Hall
Eivery
Lttle
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
First National Bank of Derma
Hig
Frank Altremus
vViciity
Bertha Barrett
Ff Lakeside
Dud Mos. Barrett
Second Street
Retail Clerk's Association
North Main Street
Grassy Island
Delivere and Tudson Company
Maury Vans
Duryea
Hone
Milzabeth Williams
Woods
WY. Probert
Providence
Sundin
Thomas Michiels
Bhikety
Lackawanine Hospital
Blakely Foer
Price
Blakely Tomorroaw
Union Cemetery
Willian Hendgan
New York
Enghind
Peckville Notes On Local Moves And Resignations
J Blackwell plans a move to Moosie soon. J Gunzemuller resigns as Dolphs bookkeeper. Mrs. Jennie Swingle traveled to Honesdale yesterday due to her sister in law Mars Toms serious illness.
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J. Blackwell
Moosie
J. Gunzemuller
Dolph's
Jennie Swingle
Honesdale
Mars. Toms
Only One of Her Kind Dalle Julian the Notable Female Rider
A portrait of Dalle Julian, a gifted and graceful rider with remarkable poise and intelligence. The feature highlights her unique status in equestrian shows, noting she is the sole rider of her sex performing bold feats with the Adam Porepaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallie Julian
Sells Brothers
Dalle Julian
Dastile Jalan
Pire Puuinary
Alii
Dadlie Uth
Othiec
Dullie
Julian
Wtur
Adam Porepaugh
Owl
Celui
Dalle
Much Talked-of Improvement in Hourly NY to Philadelphia Trains
The New Jersey Central announced an hourly train schedule between New York and Philadelphia, starting at 7 am and continuing on the even hour. The route promises a smooth, smoke-free ride with fast, elegant service, though the Royal Blue Line will operate independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
New York
Philadelphiia
York
Royaly Blue Line
Philadelphia
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Kaverine
van Teawe
City Station
Pat Saraniton
Willie Marre
Tadof
Boo
Albany
Saratona
Mantnell
Moston
Wasmart
Carbenelate
Charles Bar
Berkshire Medical School
Ottmann
Aradiuste Alshans Medical Eatlese
A. Dusinberre
Subiveons’ College
Willoine
Almerican
Halilon
Innavinaiae
Talielea
Coletta
Mignan Pono
Mishel
Fletcher
Vehutelt
Mindiotie Pathe
Dinette
Tay
Wheeler
Oipmian
Mom
Cosveneer
Sn Ieen
Stletly
Andrew Nile
Mh. I
Hairper
Dusine Wetre
Blowerdate
Tha A. Othman
Charles Bure
Pletcher
Shields
Ritesinnnons
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Meaker
M. A. Shields
Graves
Drvis
Isinie Mandelssohn
C Wllege
Haltmane
Oh Knorper
de H. OS Wheeler
Ah A Waser
We. Muntaun
Wed Lewry
J.D
Dor
Son
le. van Doren
Archhaht
Ontario and Western
Taco Carbondale
Saridaye
Erns Wall
von Hie Webrd
Deafonte
Danio Bear
Danny Ted Mas Athelle
Viboedalee
Tatas
Eiieth Aiaieay Nee Wire Siein Was
Phather Tevet Tykht
Beni
Weaneyenk
Wits
M. E. Church
Frank Histed
Jennie Luscond
Waymart
Mr. Gorman
Blue
Cycle Club
Arizona
The
Cudahy Company
Mr. van Gorder
Olyphant
Cuticura
Palx
Parla
Cléo
Charterhouse Sq
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Peckville
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