Tragic Deaths Mark Murphys Family In Two Incidents
John Murphy, a South Side resident, died from a broken neck after a fall down stairs at his home. His wife had died months earlier in a separate incident at the same residence, intensifying the family’s grief as nine children mourned the losses. The wake and high mass were planned for later at local churches, with details of funeral arrangements and surviving relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Den
Et. Rose Church
John Afiephy
Catteee Street
Murphy
Ateile
Teragh
Erogirh
Litehen
Mairphy
Murphys
St. Rene Ehared
Murahy
Michael Hol
Josep
Meira
Simaiby Arherine
Coren
Carbon dale Metal Company plant progresses at The New Foundry
Doetige iad en the Carbondale Metal Company plant rapid progress shown by masons on foundation walls two hundred feet long seventy two feet wide and twelve feet high. The project includes staff rooms and lockers for workers a shower bath concrete door, and other facilities to improve sanitation. The plant expects quick orders and aims to support humane worker comforts as the enterprise gains traction in the city. It is closely tied to an additional mine and coke operation called the Showing Spring with plans to employ about 25 men and process coal daily. September is the target start for operations led by John Harris and local partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Masons
Luce
Tully
Tomnnes Ae
Voting
Bon & Moris
Do & HL Matt
Mando Tieny Callieng
Arbur
Opera
Ena
Wow. Wat Ins and Son
John Harris
Morost City
Social and entertainment event canceled tonight
A hastet social and an entertain ment not be held this evening unser faces of the Sons of Temper ace ely hall on Salen avenue. Invitation is extended to the public. The programme includes traphophone selections recitations vocal solos and duets by listed performers including Olen Watkins Subelossianion Olea Stephens and Harry Dennis with Mrs. M ARIEY and Lulu Postor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperace
Ely Hall
Salen Avenue
Kigap
Johny Haley
Reed
Ethelhark
Nauti
Beatre
Olen Watkins
Subelossianion
Olea Stephens
Harry Dennis
Mrs. M.ariey
Mirees
Lulu Postor
Sa Lie Sbhrle v
Man Claims Kinship to Fugitive Complains at Tribune Office
An unnamed man visited The Tribune asserting kinship to a fugitive and criticized the newspaper’s coverage. He appeared disturbed by reports about Nathaniel Cobb and accused The Tribune of printing unverified accusations while refusing to name his relation. He spoke of a Chicago parlor and questioned police actions as he pressed for publication of his information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Nathaniel Cobb
Che
Wiens
Chicago
Burke Bo
Tethune
Coabh
Wis
Dante
Neiner
Young Harry Roberts Injured At Mystic Midgets Show
During a Baruvcdiy night performance at the opera house Young Roberts suffered a broken collarbone after an incident in a pit box near the stage. He was treated by Dr Wheeler and is resting, with a lengthy recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roberts
Miarry
Collin
Roberts
Heoper Hive
Maberts
Phew
Duc UE
Nikae
Hevetul Cines
Marin
Humber
Leo
Wheeler
Palinage sale at Berean Baptist church closes this evening
The palinage sale of the Ladebbeys at the Berean Baptist church in the old Globe SLONe on Ralem avenue ends tonight. The closing will feature a athon side and is expected to be filled with interesting incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Ralem Avenue
Williams Return From Visit to Scranton Family
Mr and Mrs Jesse Williams and Sun Rex and daughter Natalie return home in Scranton after spending Sunday with Natalies parents Hy Lee of the Terrace street and Alves in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Williams
Sun Rex
Natalie
Scranton
Mr. and
Alves
Hy Lee
Ye Terrace Street
This City
Basil Forbes Visits Home on Washington Place
Basil Forbes of New York DLY, son of former Professor Forbes, is visiting here at the home of Ales Selly on Washington Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Forbes
New York
Forbes
Selly
Washington
Carbondale Cycle Club Elects New Officers and Plans Lectures
The Carbondale Cycle Club announces George S. Kimball as its new president, praised for public service and Civil War era involvement. Claude R. Smith remains receiving president, with Frank W. Derby as treasurer. The club aims to host lectures on popular topics and expand civic engagement as members applaud Kimball’s leadership and the club’s continued vitality. The Germania society bids farewell to Captain Van Bergen, who sails to Pathors land, as members toast with a gold lyre gift and a festive luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
George SS. Kimball
Ert
Aftverberdiade
Kiintall
Grand Army of the Republic
Wil
Kim
Claude RK. Sroith
George R. James
Ane Treavsirer
Frank WR
Derby
Smith
Dela- Wie Gnlladson Company
Edith
Mr Smith
Osu
Beevers
Toth Macimes
Mie
Albert Ae Crane
Crane
Israel Crane Dry Cools Company
van Bergen
van Bergen Company
New York
Pathors Land
Germania Society
Lackawanna House
Saft
Brunter
Gerhard
Brunnner
Min
Mrs. Brunner
Died of Membranous Croup
A child in a seaside area died suddenly from membranous croup. The illness progressed rapidly and caused fear among the youth and family, with concerns voiced by friends about the lesson of such a death and its impact on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Cillahan
Averiue
Jeri
Atioek
Nies
Beeen Ceroun
Keely
Arief
Unclear OCR fragment from Carbondale scene
fragmentary text describes a visit or meeting with references to Min Cline and a person named Vecetition Abet, mentioning invitations and a thriving condition, but details are garbled and landmarks are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Cline
Prade
Joint Yehht and Water Committee Meeting Recap
The joint Yehht and Water committee held a meeting last night to discuss the upcoming contract with Malones of the Wolshach company and a representative from the electric light company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehht and Water Committee
Womwbevesting Seston
Wyestig Wien
Op Malones
Wolshach Company
Notable Update On Doctor Chiles Condition
A brief health note reports only a slight improvement in the condition of Dr. Ay RB Chiles. The patient’s sight appears secure but full recovery remains uncertain as experts monitor progress.
Unclear Names List Noted in Cul. Hudile Notices May 24 1901
Fragmentary entry lists several individuals including Carter Thomas Collins Freeman Lewis Morgan Somers and others. Reads as uncalled for letters remaining in the Cul. Hudile post office dated May 24 1901 with uncertain designation and incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudile Pogtottios
Jeris
Carter
Thomas Collins
Havey Freeman
William Francis
D. D. Lewis
H. . Morgan
John V. Somers
J. WH
Thomas, Postumister
May dance to be held at Burke's hall tomorrow night
The May dance, delayed for weeks by Youle or noviety wieles, is scheduled to occur tomorrow evening in Burke's hall, promising an evening of music and social activity for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youle
Noviety Wieles
Burke's Hall
Louis Bruner Plans Departure With Mrs Brunner
Louis Bruner of Prelmont slives will leave with Mrs Brunner on an upcoming journey. The brief notice mentions their joint travel plans and reflects a simple household relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bruner
Prelmont Slives
Mrs. Brunner
Man in Critical Condition After Runaway Injury
John Sears of Archbald Street, driver for the Dela Ware and Hudson company, is in a critical condition at Emergency hospital after a runaway near Jermyn. He suffers tetanus, or lockjaw, feared unrecoverable. His leg was scraped along earth during the drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sears
Archbald Street. Co
Dela Ware and Hudson Company
Jermyn Wbout
Sears
Delegation of music lovers fills Scranton Lyceum
The Schimann Heink concert drew a large local delegation of music lovers from Carbondale and Scranton. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs L M Smith, Mr and Mrs D L Crane, A P Trautwein, Mr and Mrs Wes T Colville, the Misses Butler, Mrs R B Start, Mr and Mrs Frank Roemmelmeyer, Mr and Mrs FE Burr, Miss Helen Patterson, Dr Huth Wheeler, Miss Hazel Wheeler, Miss Hoffman, W J Hamilton, H P Clark, Po Coogan, William Swigert, Willis Jones, Miss May L Wilpatrick, Miss Ning Frank, Mr and Mrs W D Means, R Munn, Richard Lloyd, Isaac Singer, Vincent Manners. The strong turnout showcases Carbondale culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schimann-Heink
Lyceum
Scranton
L. MM. Smith
D. L. Crane
A. P. Trautwein
Wes T. Colville
Butler
R. 2. Start
Frank Roemmelmeyver
F. FE. Burr
Helen Patterson
Huth Wheeler
Hazel Wheeler
Hoffman
W. J. Hamilton
H. P. Clark
Coogan
William Swigert
Willis Jones
May L. Wilpatrick
Ning Frank
W. D. Means
R. Munn
Richard Lloyd
Isaac Singer
Vincent
Manners
Carbondale
Miss Gillen Leaves Carbondale for Amityville Position
Miss Gillen, a leading professional in Carbondale, will depart for Amityville to care for Mrs. Bacon, join the Bacon family, and later travel with them on a European tour. Her move follows a securing of a position with J Pierpont Morgan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheon Gillen
Siumil Worse
Messenuse
Carbondale
Amityville, Inc
Robert Bacon
J. Pierpont Mera Co
Eye operation relieves Scranton merchant
Henry Salim, father of Abe Salim, underwent an eye operation yesterday in Scranton to relieve a congested eyelid condition that threatened sight. Dr Frey, an oculist from Scranton, performed the procedure, which slit the eyelids. Further minor surgery will follow in a few days to achieve full relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Salim
Abe Salim
Scranton
Dr. Frey
Salin
Councilman Battle Buys McCarthy Homestead for Renovation
Councilman Battle has purchased the old McCarthy homestead on the elevation by Sandy's field. He plans to alter and renovate the residence and transfer it into a delightful home, leveraging its scenic town view and favorable location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle
McCarthy
Sandy
Wats lad treated for broken thigh at local hospital
Samuel Oquake of Dundalf Street was admitted with a compound fracture of the thigh sustained at work in the breaker yesterday. Philadelphia salesman Mr Premers was treated yesterday for a sudden grip attack at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Oquake
Dundalf Street
Wats
Yesterili
Premers
Philadelphia
Yesterlay
Ulin
Mionudiny
Scranton Visitors and Local Society Notes
In town that evening were Mr and Mrs Mer Plow and others. Gilleran and mis Mis Walsh guests of Walsh of Brant, and Rev William Blair returned from Ligonier county town visit. Scranton residents and families hosted or visited relatives in Uniondale Mayfield Port Jervis and Philadelphia areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo J. McDonald
Scranton
Mer
Plow
Gilleran
Serenton
Ty A. Walsh
John Kase
Edith
Wayne Street
Port Jervis
Paterson
New York City
Mink PL
Coates
Philadelphia
J. B. Vannon
Belmont Street
Margaret Dever
Washington
Pawdeny
Terrace Street
Mary Bates
Emily Matthews
Arbondale
Blanche Snyder
South Washington Streel
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jenkins
Sarah
David Mendelson
Mayfield
William I’. Blair
Ligerne
Esterday
Bryce Biat
Sixth Avenue
Jermyn and Mayfield School Month End Report
The Mayfield borough and Jermyn school reports list pupils by grade and department with top eight months scholarship recipients across grades from first to tenth. Notable items include a poisoning incident of a child on Fourth street, a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, and upcoming local band excursions to Harvey’s Lake on July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Preston Badger
Nettie Allen
Agnes Freas
Leone Hall
Florence Miller
Nora Muldoon
Grace Phillips
Lulu Wall
Cora Woodworth
James Gilbert
Hazel Haughton
Olive Adams
May Dempsey
Aliee Jones
Florence Maines
Marjorie Mumford
Bugitive Long
Ada Farley
Stanley Livins
Alvira Day
Maggie McAndrew
Lorietta Irving
Minnie Parks
Mayfield Borough
Clara Harvey
Laura Cuff
J. Carl Cunningham
Anna Kuzminte
Mary Riehart
Walter Edmunds
Walter Shlanta
Vevonten Dimunds
John Burke
Clara Idamunds
Alphonsus Rergan
Clare Neary
John Williams
Frank Choha
Andrew Kiezmiak
Inch
Lil- Han Walker
Harvey's Lake
Women's Home
Earsely
Thomas Bray
Main Street
Grammage
Neilson
Sachs
Meinley
John Mumford
Charles Blakeslee
Will Snyder
Sickler’s Pond
Carrie
Minnie Tripp
Chinchilla
Amy Ditmore
Peckville Social Notes and Uncalled Letters
Mrs M D Betts returned from Port Jervis after visiting her son Edward Betts. Mrs Felix and daughter from Canton Pa visit Mr and Mrs Tracy Allen at the Powder Mills. Mrs Charles Wallick leaves to spend a few days with relatives at Shohola Pa. Mrs Charles Bogur is seriously ill at Chassy. Gilbert Pierce and Horace Menner recently traded a horse with Liveryman Tiffany and receive congratulations from friends. Uncalled letters at Peckville post office include Joseph Conway George Edwards Hugh Murray James Pollard Michiel Klesie Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Betts
Port Jervis
Edward Betts
Felix
Canton
Tracy Allen
Powder Mills
Charles Wallick
Shohola
Charles Bogur
Chassy
Gilbert Pierce
Homacr Menner
Liveryiman Tiffany
Gilbert
Horace
Peckville
Joseph Conway
George Edwards
Hugh Murray
James Pollard
Michiel Klesie- Wiles
Dalton W OH Man To Supervise NY Rail Station Project
Dalton W OH Von Starer travels to Pictfield Springs NY to oversee erection of a station for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. He will also supervise other Utica branch stations during the summer. Local notices mention charity suppers, church events, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OH. von Starer
Pictfield Springs
N.Y
Delaware, Lackawannua and Western Railroad
Willlee
Utica
Ina Kresge
No 1. Purdy
Alves
Charles Purdy
Walter Pins Dy
Armstrong
Baptist Church
Laidies' Aid Society
Oak
Bundry
Byworth League
Methodist Church
George C. Muhy
Scranton Young Men's Chriatian
Shims
Scranton
New York
William Evans
J. G. Somers
John W. Dershimer
Ella Care
New York City
Montrose
Scranton Young Mens Christian Wesociation
Peruna Lauded as Cure and Tonic by Texas Congressman
A Texas congressman praises Peruna as a permanent cure for catarrh and a grand tonic. The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio features testimonials claiming relief from sore throat chronic tonsillitis and related illnesses with repeated references to patients and physicians endorsing the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
R. C. de Graffenreid
Charles BD. Smith
Charles TD
Siyoth
Angels Chung
Cal
Perna
Er.c O. de Graffenreid
Longview
Texas
Peruna
Hotel Wellington
Washington, D. C
Entertainer Miss Julie FE to Perform at Methorthe Church
A weekly church notice states Miss Julie FE, cruiser of Montrose, an elocutionist and entertainer, will give an evening program next Friday at Methorthe church. The event promises a very interesting service and will be assisted by local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie FE
Montrose
Elmhurst Society Notes and Local Events
Mrs. Fred Peek of Scranton visits her parents Mr and Mrs Rhodes. Miss Lena Clark of Berauton receives praise for a talent show at Miss Dyeher's school. Miss Chirk apologizes for an error during an entertainment led by Miss Jimice Dunning. Several local residents plan weekend activities and travel arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peek
Scranten
Aes
OM. Rhodes
Huehinahiin
Benampton
Ald
Manseen
J. OW
Chivis
F.ishwands
Renner
Wiver
Helms
Jimice Dunning
Local Notes From Moscow Social Roundup
Moscow society columns note Mrs Horace Jeney and sen visiting Bovina. Mrs FOB and Cigodhier returned Monday from Kane to see her parents, George Daliyuille. FP Le Ciwipe heads to New York Monday. Mish Mary De Pew spent part of last week in Pye. Kitlinger of tineen Girere was a visitor Saturday. Arthur Wilson of Sorauten was the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Jeney
Sen
Bovina
Fob
Cigodhier
Kane
George Daliyuille
le Ciwipe
Feet Fur
New York
Mish
Mary de Pew
Pye
My. Kitlinger
Tineen Girere
Arthur Wilson
Sorauten
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Guests and Events
The column records guests at church events including Wie Iwather Da Videon and presentations at the Metivoist Atpiscopial church. It notes Alvin Mhigood hosting fêtes in Lestershire Sutay Kies and attendance by Pather Dut and Phillipa in Ditties. Various locals from Scranton and Brooklyn appear as guests or hosts in a community roundup of last week social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwather
Suelay
Warner
Evens
Alvin Mhigood
Lestershire Sutay
Kies
Pather Dut
Hey
Rather Phillipa
Tom Mionicky
Cominsshiner Platina
Scranton
Ciao Laniistiow House
Church Street
AL Hivooke
Biraeklyn
N.Y
Posten Puirk
Waynark
Moms
Ft W. Thornbaker
Mer
Mere Wook
Familey
Thiughton
Muth
Puiokis
Mee
A. J. Doawnbaker Lust Sab- Wath
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Eae le Carbondale Department
John Murphy
Magan
Twattie
Menarnoy
Matthew
Forest Ooi
Mores
City
Carbondale Metal Company
Sons of Temperance
Stephen Eagan
Cobb
The
Cycle Club
James Callahan
Louis Brunner
McCarty
Jermyn and Mayfield
Dalton
Deronmeyer
Mas
Perrin
Charles PD
Ohio
CONG
R. C. Wegraffenreid
Elmhurst
Moscow
Thoes
Can Major Cine Co
Cleveland
John TL Phelps
Pharmaviat
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
California Fig Syrup Co, Er
F.theel
Philadelphins
Germany
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