Carbondale Bicycle Club Elects New Officers and Members
The Carbondale Bicycle Club held its annual meeting marking a new epoch in its history. New officers were elected with Albert H Crane as president and A M Van Bergen as captain amid a vigorous vice presidential contest, plus the addition of about a dozen prominent new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Carbondaale Bicycle Club
Geary
Kimball
Hert
Albert Oh
Pronk Dt
Derby
George F. Dimes
A. Th. van Tengen
Vennet
D. W. Tiimphresy
Dehn Day
Claude R. Smith
Harry Botriges
John D. Purtell
Atte Cithig
Melvin WH. Taypyan
Mlcar
Kis
Joseph A. Haale
Rhendis
Albert HooCreane
Torre Be
Briges
Meriges
Ahr
Crine Wis
Uriegs
Board of
Povergors
D. W. Humphrey
Humphrey
Albert H. Crane Itabert E. van Bergen
W. W. Fletcher
Crane
Eltivene
O Hendricks
Spencer
Hen
J.T. Reynelds
Cheorge
Feny
Weendwerth
Bo Lothorep
Hiliaies
Thyk Tilwin
Wohi
Tanne Os
oSena
Missing Watviiesirest resident Jerome Weatherby found abroad
The report notes Jerome Weatherby of Watviiesirest went to Florida during winter for recuperation after an operation. An oathiek of aymendiedtin and his disappearance suggest he intends to return only when in peak health.
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Jerome Weatherby
Watviiesirest
Florida
First Steps to Baby Health Before Birth
Advert follows Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription promising strength for expectant mothers to improve childbirth, reduce pain, and nourish the healthy child. Claims no alcohol opioids or narcotics and offers free confidential correspondence with Dr. Pierce. Also mentions Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative.
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Mierce
V. Vierve
Pierce
Mavori Vresefigion
Biophieas
Bette
Sitrioe 8&S
Weatherby’s Florida Visit Cut Short by Jacksonville Riot
Mr Weatherby spent his visit at Daytonia Florida a small town noted for delight. He planned to stop in Jacksonville on the way home but the city was under martial law due to an uprising and visitors could not remain there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weatherby
Daytonia
Florida
Jacksonville
Widow of Miner Killed in Northwest Mine Cites Immigration Laws
The widow of John Spiker, a laborer killed in the Northwest mine, faces separation by immigration laws. Spiker’s funeral was held without her, and a later New York letter reveals her distress and possible legal barriers delaying her arrival. Local officials and a benevolent society sought to assist her as they mourned the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spiker
Northwest
Blinpson
Austria
New York City
Carrie
Spiker
New York
Beneficial Society
Misha
Why The Circus Didn't Come To Carbondale
The Wallace show was advertised to appear in Carbondale but city officials learned the Scranton plans prompted concerns over unsafe exhibitions. Two reasons emerged for dropping Carbondale from the route: no suitable ground in the city and railroad refusals to sidetrack circus cars near Alumni Park. Without sidetracks the long train of wagons would be too difficult to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Scranton
Carbondale
Alumni Park
Cunbondile
Aebreis
Scranton bowling scene features traveling salesman amid theft case
A garbled report references William Filley a traveling salesman tied to a robbery at David Spankes's house in Scranton. Mentions bowling alleys and a tournament crew, with unclear details and several misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Filley
David Spankes
Mir
de Wink
Sevisey
People’s Shoe Store Receives Fresh Paint Revival
North Main street storefront reopens in a stylish new dress of paint. The proprietor Me Manners selects bold color combinations to modernize the shop’s appearance and attract customers with a bright, inviting display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Shoe Store
Viester
Bh Dt Im
Reservoir work near completion halted by concerns
Officials report the oCon pieuetay of the reservary is stopped while Delaware and Absen emarpans warn of danger of the dam cooling. A potential agreement is hoped to resume the reservoir project and complete the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
Butler mail clerk Edward Burke suffers severe gastritis
Edward Burke of Butler Pennsylvania a mail clerk between Butler and Buffalo was brought to his home in this city Saturday with a severe attack of gastritis His condition was very serious Sunday but at this writing he is greatly improved
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Edward Burke
Butler
Buffalo
N.Y
Washington camp plans elaborate anniversary celebration
Committees of Washington camp No. 200 have been appointed to organize next months anniversary of the society. The event will be run on an elaborate scale with detailed preparations and formal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
No. 200
Funeral Procession for Mrs Mullen Set from Priday Home
The funeral for the late Mrs Mullen will depart from the 15 Priday residence in the morning. A requiem mass will be held at St Rose Church followed by interment in St Rose Cemetery.
John Carney Resigns Apprenticeship with Bullivan and Ryan
John Carney resigns his position as apprentice with Bullivan and Ryan, the Salem Avenue plushers. The move ends his training under the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carney
Bullivan & Ryan
Salem Avenue Plushers
Pauline Spueth Works at Abe Sahim's Store
Miss Pauline Spueth of Honesdale is serving in a temporary position at Abe Sahim's store during his absence from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Spueth
Honesdale
Abe Sahim
Local Couple Welcome Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs George Carpenter of South Washipeton Street announce the arrival of a baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
South Washipeton Street
Ground Broken for Carbondale Foundry Industry
Ground was broken yesterday for a new foundry by the Carbondale Metal Working Company on Russell park near the Hlonesdale branch tracks. The plant will rush construction with operations likely starting in September and will employ about 50 workers, manufacturing oil kinds of small machinery and metal household goods, including Spert heaters. The Delaware and Hudson company begins switching work on the Honesdale branch to serve the site, and the firm plans to bid on repair work for large manufacturers such as Dickson Co. and Carbondale Machine Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Park
Carbondale Metal Working Company
Hlonesdale
Knee Ball
Honesdale
Delaware and Hudson Company
Dickson Company
Scranton
Carbondale Machine Companys
Man Arrested for Fast Driving Fined 10 Dollars
Alustin Dougherty was arrested early yesterday by Patrolman Huddy on a fast driving charge and fined $10 by Alderman Dela vue. The arrest aimed to curb fast driving along Belmont street, deemed flagrant and a menace to pedestrians and residents. The offense occurred Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alustin Dougherty
Huddy
Delavue
Belmont Street
Dougherty
Mystic Midgets juvenile fairy opera at Grand Opera House
Trinity guild presents The Mystic Midgets a two act juvenile fairy opera for Trinity Church organ fund. Over 100 young performers star Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee with $200 of special scenery including five red curtains and four set pieces. Reserved seats go on sale at Reynolds' drug store tonight at 7.
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Trinity Guild
Trinity Church Pipe Organ Fund
Grand Opera House
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Brunners Prepare Overseas Trip With Cheramania Farewell
Mr and Mrs Louis Brunner of Bel-Wien Street plan a visit to their homeland next week. They expect to spend six weeks visiting friends and former associates. Mr Brunner is a leading member of the Cheramania Singing Society, which will host a farewell event at the Lavelka venue this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brunner
Bel- Wien Street
Sis
Brunner
Meo Brunner
Cheramania Singing Society
New Gas Range Planned for North Main Street Eatery
Sentenaive changes and improvements are underway at PY Brown on North Main Street. A new attractive dining room is being arranged on the second floor and a gas range will be installed for quick luncheon cooking starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PY Brown
Congregational Church to Hold Special Service and Musical Program
At the Congregational Church a special service will be held in observance of Huday with Rev. ME Cy Elliott delivering the sermon. A voiceful musical program directed by Chorister Naver will follow the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olserviinee
Mr and Mrs Joslin to Move to Oneonta New York
Mr and Mrs Elmer Joslin will leave Friday for Oneonta New York where they will take up residence He will run the tent and own the business Friends extend best wishes for their success.
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Mrs
Elmer Joslin
Oneonta
Mr. Joslin
Mrs. Joslin
Social Tomorrow Evening at Burke Hall
An evening of delightful enjoyment is planned for tomorrow in Burke's hall to aid the Organ fund of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Cannel. Arrangements are made and a good attendance is hoped for.
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Burke's Hall
Church of Our Lady of
Men Return From Philadelphia Ice Machine Job
James McLoughlin and Thomas Bar rett have come home from Philadelphia where they helped erect an ice machine for the Carbondale Machine Company. Mr Barreth leaves today for Chicago to work on a similar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McLoughlin
Thomas Barrett
Carbondale
Ma- Ching
Barreth
Chicago
Cobb Still at Large Hiding in Greenfield Township
Nathaniel Cobb, an outlaw, remains at large with no pursuit found yesterday. He is believed to be hiding in Greenfield township as injured men recover and Constable Newey expects two to leave the hospital today.
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Nathaniel Cobb
Greenfield Township
Newey
Confirmation at Trinity Church
Confirmation was conducted at Trinity Church with Bishop Talbot officiating. The rite involved presenting 28 confirmed individuals by the rector BR A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aigle
Talbot
Unclear text fragment on herbal remedies and names
The readable portion references an unclear list of names and terms about remedies or products and mentions bowel detox and regulation. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects to summarize as a news item or notice.
Pittston and Wilkes-Barre candidates in sermon by Bishop Talbot
Bishop Talbot preached from Timothy 1:10 urging hope amid death's ravages. He emphasized Christ through his resurrection offers life and immortality to believers, addressing a crowd including candidates from Pittston and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawyer
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Talbot
Christ
Indictments in Tuesday Grand Jury Reveal Thefts And Perjury
Ambrose Pidgeon of the city faces a grand jury indictment for larceny in a watch theft. R G Wells of Clifford prosecutes. Pidgeon already jailed after bondsman surrender. Perjury charges arise from the same transaction with Carrie Stiles and subornation of perjury true bills. Lyman Baker prosecuted in all cases. Young John Morrison charged with stealing chickens from Nicholas O’Brien. Pugliese bears costs, while Bryden and Stiles see charges ignored.
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Ambrose Pidgeon
Thie Elty
Lyman Baker
Wells
John Morrison
Nicholas O'Brien
Antonio Pugliese
Elinora Bryden
Carrie Stiles
Pugliese
Lucretia Lodge Hosts Visiting Daughters of Rebekah
Lucrétia lodge 154 Daughters of Rebekah entertained guests from Lady Ellen Penman lodge Olyphant to witness staff work led by District Grand Deputy George Hughes. Visitors praised the show and invited Lucretia to Olyphant next week to exemplify their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucrétia Lodge
Rebekah
Lady Ellen Penman Lodge
Olyphant
Lucretia Lodge
George Hughes
Martin Jordan Held for Court by Alderman Morrison
Martin Jordan of Fallbrook street was committed to county jail in default of bail Tuesday night by Alderman Morrison. He faced three charges with his mother as plaintiff in the first, alleging assault and threats. George Wayman prosecuted the second case, claiming Jordan assaulted him returning from Newton lake with a string of tea and robbed him of the fish. Warrants were issued for both offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murthy Jordan
Fallbrook Street
Morrison
George Wayman
Newton Lake
Jordan
Wayman
Lodges to Represent at Gettysburg Assembly
District Grand Deputy George Hughes of Cambrian lodge No 48 I O C F and F Edward Hall of Olive Leat lodge Lieutenant Colonel Harry Hall of Lackawanna encampment and Clira Krantz of the Daughters of Rebekah will depart Sunday to attend the Cerancdt lodge of Odd Fel lows' funeralment in Gettysburg. The assembly begins Monday with a session there to be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hughes
Cambrian Lodge
Edward Hall
Olive Leat Lodge
Harry Hall
Lackawanna
Clira Krantz
The
Daughters of Rebekah
Gettysburg
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Durfee to Start Extended Stay in New York
Thomas Durfee of North Main street will depart late this week for an extended sojourn in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Durfee
North Main Street
New York
Stair
Local visitors and arrivals noted in Heanesdale and surrounding towns
A flurry of day trips and visits as residents from Scranton Carbondale Honesdale and Susquehanna travel to nearby towns. J C Weller from Stranton, J J Maghran from Scranton, J W Edwards from Clifford and others are listed as in town or visiting during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL L. Cramer
Heanesdale
J. C. Weller
Stranton
John J. Maghran
Scranton
Curhondale
J. W. Edwards
Clifford
Edward Jehngen
Binglamton
L. C. Tose
Honesdale
Carbondale
B.S. Morse
Kendall
Crystal Lake
John Barnes
York State
Henry Fluellen
Rochester
Celery Nerve Compound Sold by Matthews Bros
An herbal remedy claim praises Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable remedy for blood disorders arising from impure blood, advertised as a specific and sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Hros
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD SOCIAL NEWS AND MEETING
Newark visitor Miss Conger stays with Clyde R. Nichol in Jermyn Scranton guest Mrs John Jermyn visits Mrs H A Willman Annie Heynolds spends day with friends at Kteadham Stanley Laymi a Scranton visitor A St Aloysius society temperance literary meeting featured readings and music led by P Pr Kilker and William McCartney with solos by Michael Ruddy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger
Newark
N. J
Clyde R. Nichol
Second Street
John Jermyn
Scranton
H. A. Willman
Annie Heynolds
Kteadham
Stanley Laymi
St. Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
J. FH
Community notes include speeches and local visitors
John Loughney, first president of the organization, spoke briefly. Mr John Kilker, Sacred Heart cadets president, delivered a recitation. George Berry of Honesdale visited his sister Mrs James Scott in Bacon street. A pigeon shoot at West Many field on Tuesday saw Pritchard four, Reese four, Jones five, Carr ti. Ella Mulholland visited Scranton business on Tuesday. Jermyn residents attended confirmation services at Trinity church, rhodale last evening.
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Burke
William McCartney
John Loughney
John Kilker
Sacred Heart Cadets
George Berry
Honesdale
James Scott
Bacon Street
West Manyfield
Thomas Pritchard
David Jones
Thomas Reese
Frank Carr
Pritchard
Reese
Jones
Carr
Ella Mulholland
Scranton
Jermyn
Trinity Church
Rhoodale
Dalton Man Dies at 59 After Long Illness
Henry J. White toll-gate keeper at Dalton dies at home Tuesday afternoon from consumption aged 59 born in Scott township. Civil War veteran with three years service in Company TS Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at his home with Rev. Robert R. Thompson officiating. Interment in Shoemaker's cemetery. Also notes Dalton High School commencement exercises held at Methodist church with spectators turned away at entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. White
Mr. White
Scott Township
Six-Principle Baptist Church
Eleventh
Pennsylvania Cavalry
George Fell
Grand Army of the Republic
Waverly
White
John Groemer
Stanley White
Dalton
Walter J. White
Green Ridge
Robert R. Thompson
Ernest H. Whitman
Harry ¢. Finn
Geores M. Smith
Floyd
Harriet Tinkhamn
Helen M. Ryan
Carrie MM, White
Charlotte C. Smith
Panny K. Demshimer
Jessie Armstrong
Martine A. Swartwood
Marjorie HM. Massu
Flower
Dprofessor
EL Hunven
Maud IT. Miller
Margaret M. Harrison
Reve BR. R W. Thompson
Magmie P. Capwell
Lida Homer
Houser
Harriet H. Tinkham
Fanny L. Dershimer
Martha A. Swartwood
Edith Carlton
Marjorie H. Haslam
Fannile L. Dershimer
Mildred Josephing Smith
W. P. Jenkins
Jeanette Pattersety
Lida Hooser
Helen ‘Houser
Charlotte EB. Smith
Ernest F. Bryder
Board of Directors
Rrev
A. W. Cooper
Epworth League Social at Wells Home Replace Wednesday
The Epworth League will hold a social at Mrs Wells or Mr Wells home on a date to be announced. It will be free to all members and friends. Walter L Matthews and family may occupy their summer home here. The high school library will open Monday afternoons from 2 to 6 for book exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mrs. & Lk. Wells
Walter L. Matthews
Conrad Watson Family Vacancy Noted Amid Local Turmoil
A fragmentary report lists Conrad Watson and family occupying recently vacated premises tied to earlier disruptions. The brief cites local context including Houlbineon and As 1) as points of reference for the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Watson
Hese
Houlbineon
Olyphant Community Notices Highlight Meetings and Visits
Local residents attend meetings in Sweeney building rooms tomorrow at 7 PM. Mrs M J McAndew and Mililped return to Paterson Nova after visiting relatives. names Aline Annie Carbine listed. Olyphant Postoffice lists several letters received. Throop school pupils enjoy Nay Aug park day on Wednesday May un. Hyde Park’s William denking visits Susquehanna street mother. Running sale in Sweeney building extended to Saturday with items donated. Jugents danelog class hosts weekly social tonight with Lawrence's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna Penman Tehekal Lode
Pedevarsal
Sweeney
M. J. McAndeew
Mililped
Paterson
Nova
A. Evans
John Lowhy
John H Evans
Sarah Jane Thenas
Panny Kern
Thomas Rogers
Tabitha Williams
Joseph Moore
Forest Detwiler
Deereph Rudslew Ber
George Chili
Providenes
Nay Aug Park
Ais
William Denking
Hyde Park
Lackawannimi Street
Jugents Danelog
Lawrence
Elmhurst Social Roundup Sees Guests and Repairs
Elmhurst yesterday hosts a small social gathering at the Williams home with relatives and neighbors invited. The event followed a week of schooling closing, a guest list including Miss Blessing and Miss Buckinehan, and notable attendance from local families and residents.
Make-Up of the D. L. & W. Board for Today
Daily listing shows the D L & W board schedule with multiple removals at Dunmore and numerous names and times for May 1. It includes roles for WT Gilligats, Patrick Loa, Fitagerll, Nichols, MeAllivterns, Staples, Singer, and Clark among others with duties and conductors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilligats
Filepatrick
W. Fitagerll
Bob
Worthin
Uae
Pi Cust
F. Mewnigan
Nichols
Mele
Cosugd
M. Staples
Thongpsan
Puller
Wa.nia Te Be Secor, Pustorn—Say. Tye
Bite Neity
Murphy
Lampine
Widener
Guilney
Singer
Capony
Stanton
Magores Wild Cats West
Doudiecany
de Maggerey
Wea
Wall
M. McDonnell
G. Hanuolttiaanen
A. Murny
Mecarthe
Kingsley
Wyoming Division alters engineering staff
The Time Wyoming division dismissed chief engineer Alex M. Lupfer and draughtsman Ivan Kirsven. Former assistant engineer Jay Scennard will assume duties of the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. M. Lupfer
Wyoming
Ivan Kirsven
Jay . Scennard
Dickson Locomotive Works Gets Name Change Proposal
The Dickson Manufactuire company applies to the court to rename to Dickson Locomotive Works. Work on the new enrlth shop and engines progresses rapidly with overtime to meet orders before May 20. Baldwin resigns as general passenger agent of the Mental Railroad of New Jersey after forty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Manufactuire Company
Dickson Locomotive Works
Ourse
Epee
Pickeon Locomotive Company
Mmd
Die Titeteotorial Patio
Oivert
Baldwin
Mental Railroad of
New Jersey
Somervilly
Miigabethport
N. J
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Carbondale Department
the Cycle Club
Mrs. Mullen
Fatherland
Congregational Church
Social
Cobb
Mother Irmay
Motherray
Ariinete
Be Kotak
Bande Free
Tides
Allen 5
Olustedl
le Moy
Pidgeon
Martin Jordan
Alderman Morrison
New York State
Wate Parvell
Money
Co. Bigelow
Pou Yan
HH. Shimons
Susquehanna
John J. Morgan
Nellie Arter
Salem Avenue
Hugh Gallagher
Alice E. Browne
Horace Hoyle
C. J. Browne
Wavyne Independent
Jermyn and Mayfield
Aving Ousness
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenuee
Sovarten
Elvaty
Hauress
Cale
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
N. Y
Elmhurst
Mise Sehinneriing
Thornhust
Ines Blessing
Scranmion
Bessie Buckinehan
Lottie Clay
Curtis
J. W.W. Williams
Willian
Jobim BP
Willams
Crow Stroudabure
Gin Mire
Conrad Swingle
Abra
Smith
Lave Atel
Mayock Mies
Abbey
Salen
Abe
Theborne and Family
Mars
Peter Osborne
Stenting
Miss Osborne
Serauioni
J. H. Wilcox
A. Wilcox
Kim Huvet
Brock Wilcox Gant Mies Veurne
Daleville
J. W. Willaims
Dunmore
de Wallanes
Hirkenian
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