Library Ordinance Favored by City Council Meeting
The regular session chaired by President Fletcher adopted street improvement recommendations from a street committee. The council approved the library site plan funded by Andrew Carnegie and ordered related ordinances enacted. A report on bridge and paving issues was reviewed with contractor Moran noted for paving delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Messrs. Thompson
Mannion
Battle
Andrew Carnegie
Mane
Ordinainee
Emir
Maen
Frank Cosh
Wiliter
Ioayosay
Trent
Wheeler Avene
Petornt
Reinnest
Pa & Mette
Inzane On Tech
Conmell
Bondoaf
Stuart
Fook. Burr
eCity
Bupp
Earneil
Moran
Thompson
Chirk Paving Company
Belin Street
South Side Man Leaves City After Traction Car Turmoil
Police report a South Side man fled to New York after a disturbance aboard a traction car on a Tuesday night. James Gavin and others faced warrants. Gavin vanished with a companion during the escape, while Charles Curvey was arrested but failed to appear as ordered. Authorities believe the trio aimed to flee with the incident unresolved.
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Tiesdas
Shomson
Ftee
New York City
Thiatk Casey
Dig
Pmarhets Gavin
Ane Fey
Alderinag
Erie
Gavin
Meran
New York
Suspect Daniel Loftus Held in Fell Township Jail
Daniel Taottus of Fell Township, a known character, was jailed by Chief McAndrew after being charged with stealing a silver watch valued at Saint Mary’s. Accuser is Michael Hogan.
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Crme
Daniel Loftus
Daniel Taottus
Fell Township
McAndrew
Lofton
Michael Hogan
Shiloh's Consumption Cure Advertised For Coughs
An old advertisement touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure claiming immediate relief from coughs and colds. It boasts fifty years of use, thousands saved, and a money back guarantee with every bottle. The copy cites endorsements and includes price and distributor details.
School Board Supplies Routine Notes and Exoneration Issue
The board met last night to review routine business including the exoneration of the late printer and the handling of duties at the Lees tip. Members discussed teacher salaries and district expenditures while approving some disbursements and noting personnel changes.
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Joniter Lre
Outdoor Recreation Organization Promotes Health and Leisure
The group aims to promote physical benefits and pleasures of outdoor activity. Members discuss excursions, exercise groups, youth involvement, and evening events. The plan includes registration, dinners, and coordinated trips, highlighting community engagement and wellness.
Clerks Association Meeting Set For This Evening
The Clerks' association meets tonight to discuss ongoing matters. The agenda includes hiring decisions and review of timekeeping details, with the young ladies of the association assisting at the event and stalls coordinated by local organizers.
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Soo
Dick Sock
Aesoudialior
Tin Burke
Ordination Set for Rev John Wihitte at Buffalo Cathedral
Rev John Wihitte of Linke White OC White’s ordination to the priesthood will take place at Buffalo Cathedral on Saturday, June 1. He will serve in the western diocese, stationed in Denver, Colorado, after ordination. He will read his vows in Buffalo and is a well known local graduate of Carboudale Dh selp.
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John Wihitte
Linke White
White
Buffalo
Denver
Col
Wild chase ends in joke as Cobb misidentified by police
Chief McAndrew and two patrolmen pursue fugitive Cobb after a rumor of his location near New Alford turnpike. The search leads to a barn where Cobb’s lookalike is exposed, provoking shock and a comical misunderstanding before authorities realize the mistake.
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McAndrew
Nuthentel Mobb
Pritcapal li
Ei Ebony Wilton Cement
Herth
McAnidtew
Vernina
Alford
Wallit
Elief
Carden
Bladdy
Cobh
Nears
Ofiecra
Baxpectina Yosistiner
Turbo
Cobb
Petiship
Dew and Gurney Souter plant agent travels in New York
The report notes the Dew and Gurney Souter manufacturing company agent visiting Besieon and spending Sunday with Mire Dow. She left for New York City to supervise a shipment and to care for a birthday present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Souter Ami Mnufacturing E Company
Unclear fragment about Brennen and Kin Carile trip
Fragmentary notice notes Brennen and Kin Carile in New York after a trip to Mexico. The brief text references travel and unspecified interests but lacks coherent facts or events.
Event Notice for May 22 at Carbotdale residence
The Bibs orchestra will host a gathering on Wednesday May 22 at the home of Carbotdale resident. Attendees are invited to join the social event with musical entertainment.
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Bibs
Constable Edwards Neary Returns From Caudesia Visit
Constable Edwards Neary arrives home from Caudesia for a brief rest and change. The Delaware town offers exceptionally cool weather, making the officer comfortable. The wounded cone stible suffers less from his vnctury Tow and can perform minor duties of his office.
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Edwards Neary
Caudesia
Delaware
Henee
Conestible
New Denver Leader Elected Fourth Aesistant Grand Master
F. T. Newman of Denver was elected to the fourth Aesistant grand master position. The salary for the grand master was increased to 5000 per year from 5500. The resistant grand masters also received a raise of 1200 per year in their salaries.
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Aesistant
F. T. Newman
Denver
Funeral of Gilbert Col Born Held at First Presbyterian
The funeral for Gilbert Col born was held Saturday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The Coalbrook Kee Fund member attendees joined the service conducted by Rev. Charles Lee. Interment followed at Dockside cemetery with pallbearers Patrick Tonlan John Howard Robert Baird Bennett Palmountain Edward Vethtek and Thomas Hart. Floral tributes were carried by Joseph Shaffer and W. H. La Prance.
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Gilbert Colborn
Coalbrook Kee Fund
Obee- Hales
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
Dockside Cemetery
Patrick Tonlan
John Howard
Robert Baird
Bennett Palmountain
Edward Vethtek
Thomas Hart
Joseph Shaffer
W. H. la Prance
Miss Rosalie Burke Lands Stenographer Post in Scranton
Miss Rosalie Burke daughter of J Burke a Main Street merchant accepted a stenographer position yesterday in the distierates of the New York Life Insurance company at Scranton She is a graduate of Prof Scores business college and was among his most competent affiliates The employer sought a graduate from the local school reflecting the college s good reputation beyond the city and bringing credit to the town.
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Rosalie Burke
J. Burke
New York Life Insurance Company
Scrantor
Burke
ScolUs Business Votlere
No Change In Condition Of Dr Gillis Case
There is no noticeable change in the condition of Dr ALF Gillis. His temperature has shown no change in several days and the inflammation of the affected eye remains about the same Sunday night. De Taylor, a specialist from Wilkes-Barre, was called here to consider the case but had no recommendations to make. The treatment prescribed by Dr Fletcher and approved by Dr Mears of Scranton was also approved by Dr Taylor.
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Alf Gillis
de Taylor
Wilkes-Barre
Gillis
Fletcher
Mears
Scranton
Taylor
Steno Grapher Shurs Forbes Changes Erie Roles
Shurs Forbes formerly a stenographer at the Erie railroad offices has left to join the Jefferson division under ex Superintendent Hibbitts now with Union Pacific in Omaha Nebraska. He traveled to New York City to visit his parents who reside there after a stop in New York.
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Shurs Forbes
Erie Railroad
Hibbitts
Jefferson Division
The
Erie
Union Paettie Railroad
Omaha
Nebraska
Forres
Maha
New York City
New York Tea Trader M. C. Murphy Visits City
M. C. Murphy of New York City, representing a major tea importing firm, visited on Saturday. He is described as a jovial, carefree figure whose presence brings cheer, and is held in high regard by local friends who welcomed his visit warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Murphy
New York City
Mr. Murphy
Brakeman John Mullachy Injured In Car Collision
John Mullachy a brakeman on the Delaware and Hudson was crushed when his foot was caught between two car bumpers at Mayfield. He was brought home on South Main Street and a surgeon was summoned. Doctors believe no permanent injury will result.
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John Mullachy
Delaware & Hudson
Mayvfield
South Main Street
Aurgeon
Local merchants return from Rochester trip
Abe Sahin Hasher and Julius Moses of Star Clothing report a weeklong visit to the Pain American exposition filled with interest and enjoyment. Sahin and Moses also conducted a business trip to Rochester during the journey.
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Abe Sahin
Haber, Hasher
Julius Moses
Star Clothing
Mrs Maney and kin plan Erie trip to Niagara Park
Mrs T C Maney of Pittsburg with her son and mother Mrs Searles will leave today on the Erie to visit Niagara Park before returning to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Maney
Pittsburg
Searles
Cole
Terrace Street
Erie
Niagarau Park
Local Visit Highlights Scranton Court Clerk Connection
Vonsautble Edward Swartz of Kunthore borough drove to Carbondale yesterday and enjoyed a pleasant stay with Alderman S. B. Jones. The visiting constable was formerly the janitor at the Scranton courthouse.
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Vonsautble
Edward Swartz
Kunthore
Carbondale
Down Won the Pari Company Disbands After Pittston Show
The Pari company that performed at Pittston on Saturday night disbanded after the performance. The revue ends its run with the last engagement noted, marking the closing of the act.
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Pari
Pittston
Scranton City Guests and Visitors Quietly Noted
Local society notes list residents from Scranton Mayfield Uniondale Wilkes-Barre Olyphant Deposit and Waymart visiting relatives and friends in Carbondale and the city. Names include Miss Laura Nealon Miss Harriet Ward Misses Walsh Misses Kemmerer and more with several returning home after visits and business trips.
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Hughes
Scranton
William Walker
Mayfield
Carbondale
Libble Carpenter
Uniondale
Sallie Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
West Side
Odie Sulim
Majin Street
Istte Finger
Park Clothing House
George Brennan
John Tierney
Harriet Ward
Muggle Carden
Walsh
Waymart
Bridget McAndrew
Cottage Street
Jestie Kemmerer
Pactoryville
Migses Courtright
Wayne Street
Marie Quinnan
Jose Toolin
Jeorge Walsh
South Main Street
Lackawanna Railroad
A. D. Preston
Preston
Belmont Steer Club Adds Harness and Members
Misses Morss of upper Belmont Steer and Dave a Tino now dente Souted carriage. Two sets of new silver mounted harness have also been provided for the hares.
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Misses Morss
Belmont
Dave
Local worker from Terrace Street wins bid in Cincinnati
AL Whitteld of Terrace Street listed as employed by the company manufacturing beverages has been reported in Cincinnati on construction work for the OOM paint project.
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AL Whitteld
Terrace Street
Iie Blendricks Alanufacturings Woniypuns
Cincinnati
Hie Oom Pain
Leading City Doctor Visited for Forest City Patient
Dr FilZsininions, once a top city physician, came to Wilkes-Barre on Saturday for a consultation regarding Jan White of Forest City who lies dangerously ill.
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FilZsininions
Wilkes-Barre
Unas
Jan White
Forest City
Those Moth of the Routh Side Postin
A fragment notes a person on the Routh side receiving a posting with the On arly and Western war reparaens at May field sand.
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Onarly & Western War
Mayfield Sand
Hugh Nicholson Injury Report
Hugh Nicholson of Drumchend Avenue is confined to his home after a severe injury. The incident left Nicholson with significant wounds, and local authorities are investigating the cause and ensuring medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Nicholson
Hineh Nicholson
Drumchend Avenue
Mechanics Travel to Chicago for Chicago-bound Test
Thomas Barrett and Honey Krancs of Carbondale Machine Company test equipment in Erie Sunday evening before a Chicago assignment. They will be engaged in a loss prevention or machining task as part of their work.
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Gle Cebuty
Freddie
Bela
Mulhiney Bross Mearset Bai
Teanoratile de Bert
Juan
Pragent
Hie
Trenton
Thomas Barrett
Honey Krancs
Carbondale Machine Company
Erie
Chicago
Ty Lossulline
Bent GU Fem
George Dalby Accepts Clerk Post at DPD Store
George Dalby has taken a position as clerk in the store of DPD under W. Huwphrey. The appointment appears to be effective immediately with Dalby assuming duties in the village shop.
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George Dalby
DPD
W. Huwphrey
Bird convention attendance noted for Alex Kennedy
Alex Kennedy attended the Unidad convention on Saturday, appearing among principal figures. The event featured key participants and discussions on roundtable topics. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Alex Kennedy
Bird
Unidad Convention
Thos
Fabio Ty
Notable Visits Highlight Scranton Weekend Vists
The article notes that a resident of Scranton spent Sunday with Mrs. Preston's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Hards on Gaffeld avenue. It also mentions Miss Sallie Humphes returning to Wilkes-Barre after a pleasant two week visit with Miss Nellie Lynott on the West Side.
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Scranton
Miss Lara Dull Celebrates Seventh Birthday in Blakely
In Blakely on Alain street Miss Lara Dull, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Huth, marked her seventh birthday with a party from 8 to 9 o clock. Guests included Bidna Pull Adalonise Parsons Josephine Dull Mabel Mudge Olive Rotse Mildred Charles Frieda Van Sickl Murcary Lloyd Natalie Watkins Helen Potter Mary Pettigrew Easie Belbwards Cathryn LieV Fanny Curley Alas ters Walter Frew Stanley Fulwirds Charles Touse John Cummings Frank Boyea of Dunmere. Andrew Kennedy of Old Forge visited his parents. Funeral arrangements were announced for Mrs Elizabeth Davis at 2 pm with burial in Peckville. Chicken thieves took about thirty birds from E K Williamson's henhouse Saturday night. Genevieve Gillespie accepted a position at Schuibmehl's. Dr and Mrs A L Crons left for Buffalo for Pan American dedication. Mary Probert visiting relatives in Lancaster PA. James Mebtale seriously ill. Miss Thuth Hartis from Providence visited Dr and Mrs W W Jenkins. The casket of Mrs William I Davis will be open from 1 to 2 today for viewing at the house.
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Lara Dull
Mildred Charles
Freida
van Sickl
Murcary Lloyd
Natalie Watkins
Helen Potten
Mary Pettigrew
Easie Belbwards
Cathryn Liev
Fanny Curley
Walter Frew
Stanley Fulwirds
Charles Touse
John Cummings
Frank Boyea
Dunmere
Andrew Kennedy
Old Forge
Blakely
W. Th Lawler
Honesdale
Texcelsior Hose House
Elizabeth Tavis
Peckwille
Williamson Blakely
Hey
Mer Williams
Genevieve Gillespie
Schuibmehl
Et. Guaratere
AL . Crons
Westerday
Buffalo
D. G. Jones
Annie Evans
Lackawanna Street
West Scranton
Mary Probert
Lancaster, Pa
James Mebtale
Bludson Street
Thuth Tlartis
Dpravidenie
W.W. Jenkins
Willian i. Davis
Priceburg Class Meeting Tonight at Primitive Methodist Church
Local notice invites residents to a class gathering in the Primitive Methodist church school room. Several residents are listed visiting or visiting relatives, including Miss Nannie Soliner and Mrs Hennie. A miner from Speres Noe,1 shatt, Thomas Turner, suffered a serious rock fall injury yesterday. Funeral details for Mrs Owila lain were reported with burial at Onsphant Catholic cemetery.
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Primitive Methodist
Thomas Joblin
Dermyn
John Friend
Hennie
Jon Kiley
Albert Street
Nannie Soliner
Dramere Street
Thomas Turner
Lanceln Street
Mre
Owilalain
Herhemean Boulevard Road
Onsphant Catholic
Renatrics Miles
Prowler
Barthels travel to Stroudsburg for funeral services
Mr and Mrs F A Barthel left yesterday to attend the funeral of an insane child of Mr and Mrs M J Kistler in Stroudsburg. Nearby, W Broad Ralph Toffeler and William Williams fished at Kiger's pond and returned with a large catch. Mrs Levi Stage and daughter Miss Fadle supported Lady Milen Venue lodger Daughters of Rebekah at Chephant.
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F. A. Barthel
M. J. Kistler
Stroudsburg
W. Broad
Ralph Toffeck
William Williams
Kiger's Pond
Levi Stage
Miss Fadle
Milen
Rebekuth
Chephant
Miss Stage
Wilson Fire Company
Hell On
John Davis
Gettyshure
Blarper Budge
Pendent
Order of Cloth Bellows
Kyauso's Headache Capsules Advertised
An ad urges readers to buy Kyauso's Headache Capsules from druggists. It claims they prevent pain even if the skull were cracked, and promises a guarantee with nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyauso
Local Notes From Moosic Area
Moosic news notes S&S Hutching has returned after two weeks with relatives in Bermuda Islands. Miss Blanche Treacllus of Main street spent Sunday in Wilkes. Miss Margaret Mullein of Plymouth is visiting Miss Theresa Buller on South Main street. The Ladies Missionary society of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S&s
Unclear historic note mentions religious leaders and meetings
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local religious event with mentions of preachers, a may event, and individuals including Mire and Mrs Dey Mange. It references a meeting at a home and a gathering involving Mire, AL Binteh, and others, with dates and locations obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lingin
Dey Mange
Mpa
Abin
Abin Nleold Spont Metbey At the Bein Et Gt Latter's Daughter, Mire
Mire
Buathes
Montrose Death Notice and Obituary Details
Montrose special to the Scranton Tritane reports the death of Apollostone in Montose, with funeral rites at Montene and services at the Methodist Church. Died after a prolonged illness, survived by a wife and daughter. services led by Rev. Shieshell, with burial in the local cemetery and Masonic honors.
Local society notes from New Milford and surrounding towns
Readers recall social visits and family events across New Milford and nearby areas. The note lists gatherings with residents including Mr and Mrs George A Stems, Candle family, and Nethie Hell, plus a church service on a Sunday afternoon and a family visit with Stan Mell at Chueh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLR
Reon
Shipiebiay
Harton
Cae
Tunis
Hell
Stu & Mell
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Burke Carbondale Department
Library Ordinance
Select Couneil
Fairview Street
Atherett
Hogan
Loftus
Hin
Trogwan
Loftus’ Company
Hellewedd
Willie
Casey
Shiloh
Uusicsted Biok
B.C. Wells & Co
LeRoy, Noy
the School Board
Dee Ford
Lees
Tipee Safere
Woo
Cehertas Watt
Leon
Mr. Moon
Wallshin
Young Men's Tourist Club
Mr. Dow
Woman's Hospital Board
Wrens Auxiliers Hospital Board
Ies
Mexico
Brennen
Kin Carile
Rathe
Edeal
Pie
Sow
York
Cadesia
Niagara Falls
Grocer’s
Elie
Conmer Lackawanna and Waiting Abenigs Peer
Newark Shoe Store
Wkd
United States
Theorporated
Olyphant
Priceburg
Peckville
Beaumont & East Texas Oil Co
Beaumont, Texas
State OF Texas
Capital
R. V. Davidson
Galveston
Texas
H. A. Landes
Wallis, Landes & Co
W. S. Davidson
Beaumont
First National Bank of
H. E. Kiester
T. Uj. Groce
Galveston National Bank
D. W. Kempner
H. Kempner
A.N. Gilbert
Beaumont Lumber Co
W. E. Brice
Mason City
Iowa
Mason
Jefferson
Hardin
Liberty Counties
Lucas Gusher
Beatty
Sour Lake
Saratoga
Beaumont & East Texas Ow
W. S. David
Montrose
Scranton Tritane
Montrese
Sen
Lesteyediire
Canecor
Dimeck J. Fearle
Shies Metcinis
Awalhiee- Barre
Mu Tietho
Emi
Michaeille
Getty
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Bermwin
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Tils
Weluck
Blane
Tr. Blane Wis
Title
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Fle
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Min Stone Wae
Wilis Wee
Torhiw
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Mageonte
Aephathen
Ovid Bel
Misa Jeanie I Brith
Berwin
Agiais
Mins
Jeanke Redding
New Milford
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