Orphans Court Sale in Lackawanna County
The Orphans Court of Lackawanna County orders the sale of Catherine Mownes late of Carbondale City. The property, bailiwick of Bell Lot 125, is described and will be sold at public outcry in Carbondale on a Wednesday in 1908 at ten o’clock. The deed chain includes lines from Patrick to Mown to Whitmore and other heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotale
Catherine
Carbondale City
Lackawanna
Tickiwanna
Opetondale
Po'elock Pyin
Lindi Tie
Carbondale
Lickawanna
State of Pennsylvania
Wits Henning
Joli McDonough
Patrick A
Albert EL Owilte
Sal
Northerby
Biralalie
Pronel Hook
Teller Corps
Pinger Epee
Reyneld
Mayfield Yard Cave-Ins Cause Ground Sinking and Damage
A Mayfield area yard experiences repeated cave-ins with ground sinking up to a foot and more, cracking the trolley line and damaging property of Lewis Barnard. Workers renew ballast as the Consolidated water supply breaks through wood and the terrace wall sinks several feet, prompting repairs and temporary disruption near the trolley bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alayfish Yard
Hote Geferent Agium
Lhewis Bachard
William Jordon
My. Barna
Ieee
Catitle
Ain
Whecchal
Strike News Reflects Carbondale Mood After Labor Talks
Carbondale residents awoke to news that delegates from the miners and operators favored avoiding a strike, ending days of tense suspense. Merchants welcomed the calm as crowds filled the streets, while local figures like Melvin Ef. Toppen and George P. James were praised for community leadership and club service amid the upheaval.
May 29 Address to Pupils by John McCourt Esq
John McCourt will address high school pupils and Grand Army comrades on Thursday afternoon May 29. The memorial talk honors Memorial Day with a theme aligned to its lessons and duties. The school orchestra will provide music, and the event starts at 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCourt, Esq
John McCourt
Grand Army
Charity Event at Grand Opera House Supports Soldiers Relief
The Wonan's Kellevorpa society plans a Saturday evening program at the Grand to raise funds for soldiers of the 1801 1805 conflict survivors. Alonzo Hatch will present sixty moving pictures and thirty illustrated scenes to entertain attendees and replenish the cash box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellevorpa
Carey
Bollsoni
Crescents Wallop Olyphant in Easy Victory
The Crescents defeated Olyphant 14 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Loftus led with four hits while Tull added three. McAndrew pitched well, dominant in sending Olyphant batters back to the bench as Sheridan struggled with control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Olyphant
Loftus
Tull
Bisuyers
Lotthe
McAndrew
Sheridan
Mitchell Hoge comming Will funeral gathering at house
Members of the Mitchell Hoge comming will meet in full uniform at the home this afternoon at 1 to attend Frederick Mitchell’s funeral. Those lacking full uniform are asked to report, and the Columbias are to meet in uniform at the same time to attend the Mitchell lodge rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hoge Comming
Hore House
Frederick Mitchell
Columbias
Mitchell Olge
Walace Circus Faces Trespass Action Over Flaming Posters
Leeman W. J. McDonough seeks trespass action after Walace circus personnel allegedly disfigured his fence with flaming posters. The dispute centers on property damage and intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeman
W. J. McDonough
Walace Circus
Unclear Family Anniversary Event at Carbondale
The readable text describes a gathering honoring an anniversary with many attendees from various names. The setting includes a home in High street, Carbondale, and mentions a social evening with refreshments and entertainment. Names like Nadya and Waverell appear among attendees.
Clergy Call Prompts Change in Congregations
Halpl Soe ob Taylor and Mumerdy are named as part of an upcoming operatag transition at the Delaware company’s Noghie Mula sliget office amid the Edward Kiajp case. Rev. Weeley W. Smith of Staffordville Conn accepts a call to Aren Age Vermont Congregational church. Mr. Smith is son of Rev. R. Smith of the city. At the Willian M. Dustov post No. 187 Grand Army of the Republic meeting.
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Ob Taylor
Delaware
Iwi
Noghie
Eaiward Kiajp
Alek Dist
Weeley W. Smith
Stafordville
Conn
Lus
Aren Age Vt
Smith
R. Smith
Thie City
Willian MI. Dustov
Grand Army of the Republic
Yin
Local Notes on Dues, Meetings and Travel Plans
Mills was elected quartermaster to supervise the late A W Diles. Dues may be paid at the post office or J M Alexander's tailoring shop on Clarely Street for members. The Women’s Christian Temperance movement holds a meeting this afternoon in the Congregational Sunday School room. George Fowler is negotiating to buy a house and lot on Birtost Street from Mrs Joseph Blekel. Miss Bertani of Teithakeune departs next week for Germany to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
A. W. Diles
Mir Mille
J. M. Alexander
Clarely Street
Women's Christian Temperance Tion
Seelock
Conano Street
Birtost Street
Mire
Dasepl Blekeli
Bois
Joli Bertani
Teithakeune
Germany
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Dance Attendance
Mies Bridget Kermode left yesterday for a few days stay with friends in Scranton. Frank Martin of Niagara Falls was visiting yesterday as was Miss Kehel Croster from Cuea who has been visiting felons. Let home hosts Mr and Mrs Juli Cl Reynolds from Scranton for a few days with Mrs Julia Reynolds on Jeffers Street. Miss Jeanette McMillan had been visiting her parents in this day and traveled to New York City for professional duties. Jane Campbell Edward Ghool dora Loris Englebert Calling Frank Burke and John Beth attended a dance by the Corinthian club at Pittston last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Bridget Kermode
Fi Scranton
Frank Martin
Niagoya Fall
Che
Burke
Kehel Croster
Cuea
Julia Reinnolds
Jeffers Street
Jeanette McMillan
Robert McMilan
New York City
Janes Campbell
Edward Ghool
Dora Loris
Englebert Calling
Frank Burke
John Beth
Pitston
Birthday Party for Mildred Maynard Draws Local Families
Edward and Mrs Maynard hosted a large birthday party in West Mayfield for Mildred. Attendees included Olive Rennie Lulu Rennie Mabel Martin Vera Helen Whitmore Corinne Whitmore Ruth Maynard Hannah Morgan Ines Morgan Mary Martin Mamie Munn Margarette Munn Alice Dinner Norma Wilson Emily Martin Trene Dolph Mary Moyles Ellen Boyer Luvin L Trotter Pearl Roberts Beatrice Roberts Florence Cora Oliver Ruth Margaret Lewis Mildred Glidys Douthwaite Lizzie Parry Mamie Seymour Selina Bound Caroline Lizale Maynard Lizzie Reynolds Vera Whitney Hilda Depow Ellen Champion Ruth Bellas Maynard M D Blythe Masters Lewis Boyer Edward Lavin Ployd Waters Warnest Parry George Spynour John Griffiths Wallace Depew Minerson Champion Joy Champion Albert Graves Bert Bound Lawrence Jones Flood Ward Emerson Richards Lester Morconn James Reynolds Bartles Hockings Frank Chaumpson Rody Whitmore Willard Morgans Joseph Dinner Frank Martin Samuel Maines Thomas Dinner Byler Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maynard
West Mayfield
Mildred
Missex Olive Renmie
Lulu Rennie
Mabel Martin
Vera
Helen
Corine Whitmore
Constance Houghton
Ruth Maynard
Hannah Morgan
Ines Morgan
Mary Martin
Mamie
Margarette Munn
Alice Dinner
Norma Wilson
Emily Martin
Trene Dolph
Mary Moyles
Ellen Boyer
Luvin
L. Trotter
Pearl Roberts
Beatrice Roberts
Florence
Cora Oliver
Ruth
Margaret Lewis
Glidys Douthwaite
Lizzie Parry
Mamie Seymour
Selina Bound
Caroline
Lizale Maynard
Lizzie Reynolds
Vera M. Whitney
Hilda Depew
Ellen Champion
Ruth Bellas
Bulth Maynard
M. D. Blythe
Emulsion Promises Quick Relief From Cold or Bronchitis
A booster ad touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as the best remedy for a stubborn cold or bronchitis. It claims rapid night relief from chest congestion and coughing, with a soothing effect on throat and bronchial tubes. Free sample offered by Booty t & Bowne, Chemists.
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Scott
Welsh preachers visit Scranton church for grandfather's memorial
Charles Buckingham Albert Morcom and Frank Hogarth plus assistants plan a Congregational church service next Monday in memory of the late Rev William Jenkins. The event accompanies a busy week with social events at Assembly hall and a bazaar by First Baptist Ladies' Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buckingham
Albert Morcom
Frank Hogarth
Frank Blythe
Mesdaines Warry Dolph
Carbondale
Thomas Champion
Eunice Champion
George Jennie
Ilizga Mann
Henry
Jenkins
David Jenkins
Liverpool
William Jenkins
Assembly Hall
Tno
Mozart Orchestra
Ralph Ayer
Chinde Stocker
Harry Freas
Mpnorth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton Young Men's Christan Association Nule Quartette
Alfred Helmes
Pittston
M. D. Puller
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Enterprise Hall
Richard Hocking
Lottie Lewis
Hessie Jones
William Williames
Hoggar
Daughters of St.George
Assembly Hill
Worth League Meeting Program and Tyler Reds Preview
The Iierary department of the Worth league of the MEB presents an evening program including Bong service led by President John Morgan and Miss Mackenzie with Miss Beisecker and H. Watkins. Recitations readings and a book review are scheduled with multiple duets and an origin selection. All are invited. The Tyler Reds baseball team are practicing daily for their opening game tomorrow afternoon.
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Iierary Department
BP Worth League
MEB
Yhineh
John Morgan
Beisecker
H. Watkins
C. B. Henry
Miss Cardwell
J. Morgans
Tyler Reds
Death of Mire. TN Kennedy in Olyphant
The community mourns Mire. TN Kennedy who died at her home on Delaware Street after a vow at 2.20. Kennedy, formerly Annie Nealon, was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nealon of Dimmiore Street. She belonged to St. Patrigh's parish and the Catholic Benevolent and Legion of Honor. Survived by seven children, parents, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral at family residence Sunday afternoon with high mass at St. Pat's. burial in West Sie tombs. A large audience attended a Blakley Choral Society concert at the Baptist church the previous evening.
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John R. John
Evan Davis
West Scranton
Scranton Traction Company
Depot Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Taylor
Liewlyn's Hall
Roberts
Green Ridge
Foreman
W. HB. Owens
North Taylor
H. H. Harris
Mire
TN. Kennedy
Boneau Delaware Street
Mrs. Kennedy
Annie Nealon
Und Meslin Nealon
Dimmiore Street
Gull
Glyphant
St. Patrigh’s
Elameliy
Catholic Benevolent Aesociation
Catholic Legion of Honor
Wind
Teralawa
Iaih
Sho Fe
Iavetoek
Tequiem High
St. Pat
Tlikis
Burkal
Blakley
Baptist Church
Sunquetiain Steel Baptist
Orlock Tomorow
Sindy
Dod
Kyaine
Slatamiowh
J. W. Cloud
Wilkes Digone
Neeretany
W. PF. Davies
Sormatons
Actuor
Nauithooke
Duplin
Geonte Hingue
Meni
Rieuedaany
Aglow Charles
Bropohith
Mise Taylor
Lackawanna Lair
Wiley
Lek Aletey
Wililane
Fervis
St. Patriot’s Cetetory
Mary
Thinatas Monajion
Medill
Mullyle
Comite
Mia
Biledget Murray
Atohhald
Vestry
Archballd Teacher Mise Mary Kielty Dies at Home
Mary Wielty Kielty a former Archbald public school teacher died at her Thiel street home last evening after health problems. She taught in Archbald schools until illness prevented further work. Sister of Bolical Director Thon Kielty and others, she was not connected with St Thomas church. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mise
Mary Wielty
Archbbald
Thiel Street
Ofelock
Archbald
Yhork
St. Thomas’ Church
Shaw
Kielty
Hichard W
Tillie Kielty
Tile Pile
C. Welty
Haateton
Prudential Insurance Company
National Convention Ticket Sale Notice Portland 1902
Travellera Protective Association of America and Supreme Lodge A U W announce first class round trip tickets from Portland to national convention sites. Tickets priced around 7 dollars go on sale May 20 for travel to June dates with return within a set period. Lackawanna railroad ticket agent provides details on routes stopovers and schedules.
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Travellera Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A
U. W
Lackawanna Excursion to Niagara Falls Offered at Low Fare
The Lackawanna Railroad announces a popular excursion on May 2 for round trip tickets to Niagara Falls. Tickets are valid on any train that day with return allowed by June 1 at 36.05 dollars. Children aged five to twelve are charged at the half rate. under five travel free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls
Segatiton
National Baptists Anniversary Sale of Tickets to Twin Cities
The Lackawanna railroad offers round trip tickets from St Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota at 43.70 dollars for travel in May with return allowed through June 50th inclusive. An additional 16 cents applies for payment on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baptists
St. Paul
Minn
Lackawanna Prailroad
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Railway Tickets for Gettysburg Encampment Sale
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad offer first class round trip fares to Gettysburg from June 4th to 5th for the encampment. Regular one way fare applies for the round trip with final return June 4th. Children aged 5 to 12 pay half the adult fare.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Gettysburg
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LEGAL
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Telbane
Robert & Resolds
Stepa
Pagleton
St. Roge Hall
Hazleton
Arepa
Locus
Tilted Mite Workere
Chilmed Iit Geen
Tvike
Mayfield Yard
Lewis Barnard
Lintiah
Cartondale
Michonell
Howe
Tribune
United Mine Workers
Pertuips
Wore
Melvin Ef
Toppen
Cheew
Tappitt
Club Fe
Mitchel Qlase
Paya
Alitehell Company
Tamnan
Caibea Cy
Whedans
Ceoygie P. James
Jaeny Vines
Aly
Janne Ie
Ecarth
Mikes
Moice
Gadds
Dianes
Ale Dunes
James
Melvin Ph Pautan
All Grocers
the Grand
Atterbury
Sumter
Sorosis
London
Paris
Berlin
United States
Scranton
Wallop
Social Notes
Charkes Meight
Cioen Gir
Mie
Mis
Dioenty Kiefin
End
Dai McMane
Myrno Beeaut
Mee
Dda
Proves
Mabel Peanes
Chara Kleled
Dose Brit
Mary Brwuat
Wille McMwiie
Kim
Mai Dial
Mildred McMwae
Vuole Colerie
Dushkie Oventinig
Mis Deerpl
Hoyle
Nadya Pele
Dunes Waverell
Atvent
Alice
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bootyt & Bowne
Chemis
You Lear
Havana
Cubanola Cigars and Mon Cigars
Cea
Ake
Imperial Cigar Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Boh Minn
iMate
Cubanola Cigars
St. Paul, Minn
G. A. BR
Gettysburg, Pa
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