Fire destroys tenement in Italian settlement on Belmont Street
A fierce blaze yesterday afternoon destroyed a tenement owned by Frank Wells in Carbondale's Italian settlement on Felmont Street below Clark. Insurance on the house valued at 800 dollars left tenants Mia Houston and Joe Younulli homeless with no belongings saved. Firefighters faced low water pressure and smoke as they battled the fire, which left the structure a total loss and nearby dwellings at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Street
Frahlen Wells
Ellen Houston
Joe Younilli
Felmont Street
Clark
Mia
Frank Wella
Houston
Joe Yoinalli
Younulll
Young
Motsion
Clarke
Mitchell
Chey
McNaulty
Wit
Elnod
Bell breaks at Methodist church tower and rings loss
The bell in the Methodist church tower at OMelula is found cracked after a visit by the fleet thieshiee. A large piece is chipped and a seven inch crack renders the relic currently useless though its historic role to call meetings and assemblies is noted.
Grape-Nuts Story of a Cincinnati Traveler's Recovery
A Cincinnati traveler named N Case jr describes his yearlong battle with constant headaches and weight loss. After trying various foods his wife urged him to try Grape-Nuts and Go, he reports rapid improvement, weight gain from 125 pounds to a higher weight, clearer brain, steadier health, and renewed energy, crediting the cereal with his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Case, Jr
Smallpox Case Reported in Waymart Village
Fred Woodley a Waymart student is diagnosed with smallpox and taken home to Ateo Damascus township Wayne county. Dr Cuscker of Narrowsburg diagnosed the illness with Dr Dusin berre from Honesdale to monitor progress. This marks the first curious case from Waymart since earlier minor outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymart
Fred Woolley
Woodley
Ateo
Damascus Township
Wayne County
Cuscker
Narrowsburg
Woolley
Dusinberre
Honesdale
Youth Caught Robbing City Grocery in Broad Daylight
A youth about fifteen, Hubert Brennan of South Main Street Hill, was caught under a city grocery cash drawer at C N Seaman’s on Church Street. He faced arrest by Patrolman Bell and awaits a hearing. Brennan has prior theft acts and was held for possible reformatory commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Brennan
South Main Street
C. W. Seamans
Church Street
C. N. Seaman
Chireh Street
Brennan
Mr. Beane
Duaeell Duck
Seaman
Ah. Beamon
Bell
Eloré
Mr. Seamans
Diinnes
Brenan
Wilkestare
Michael Brennan
Stepa
Concert by Local Talent at Dundaff Methodist Church
A Tuesday concert at the Dundaff Methodist Church drew strong city attendance. The program featured the Orpheus quartet, choral society numbers, cornet solos by G. H. Ackerman, and performances by Mrs. Dana, Stella Montgomery, Carrie T. Bronson, and Prof. Thomas who directed the choral society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundaff
Sailors’ Gleet
C. BE. Lesiie
M. Moret
P. Thomas
M. Rivera
Orpheus Quartette
Cornet
G. H. Ackerman
Muasurka de Convert
Prof. Thiele
Choral Socie
America
W. M. Clark
EK. O. Roe
A. P. Thomas
R. M. Shepherd
Misa Carrie T. Bronson
Prof. Thomas
Picture of Lackawanna yard shows 200 dead engines
Mark Kennedy of South Main Street in the attach of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad car accountant's office holds a striking picture of the Lackawanna yard at Bevanton. The image shows over 200 dead engines as a consequence of the coal strike and is described as remarkably interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Kennedy
South Main Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lackawanna
Bevanton
Pleasant President's Day gathering of the New Century club
The New Century club held a final season gathering Monday at the Misses Moras home in Simpson. It was labeled President's Day for the club with Mrs Willis A. presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Misses Moras
Simpson
Willis A
Manville Presides as 1902-09 Officers Elected
The retiring president delivered the annual address and the report by secretary treasurer Mrs Raymond H Reynolds was presented. New officers for 1902 09 include President Miss Alice Butler Vice President Mrs Gilbert B Sampson and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Maurice G Watt. The past term saw President Mrs William A Manville Vice President Mrs Nollin A Sawyer and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Raymond H Reynolds.
Wilkes-Barre Record honors John Harvey as longtime conductor
The Wilkes-Barre Record praises John Harvey of Carbondale a longtime Delaware and Hudson conductor with twenty four years in service and deep railroading knowledge. He is a respected townsman known for visiting the river common each afternoon when off duty with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
John Harvey
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Harvey
Delaware and Hudson Company
Car Londale
Base Ball Friday at Duffy's Field
Scranton Alerts visit Carbondale Crescents on Friday for a likely lopsided game. Both teams are in fine trim and eager for a strong showing, with fans urged to support the event to cover travel costs and ensure a lively afternoon of baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City
Duffy’s Field
Duffy's
Scranton
Crescents
Carbondale
Snoppy
Neary Makes Assignment Amid Coal Strike Turmoil
Peter L. Neary of South Main Street, Carbondale, due to the coal strike agitation and his credit based business, filed an assignment to C. N. Bronson Lynch and Bronson T. J. Kelly and C. Ditchburn’s Sons. He could not meet creditor demands and placed his affairs in trust for himself and other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter L. Neary
South Main Street
Carbondale
Inauguration of St Aloysius Total Abstinence Officers
At a regular meeting of the St Aloysinus Total Abstinence society on Tuesday evening the officers were installed. President T J Gilhool delivered the inauguration speech amid applause and emphasized that success rests on the members' efforts. The regular business followed, and the entertaining committee was tasked with planning an entertainment for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysinus Total Abstinence Society
T. J. Gilhool
William Burke
James Conerton
Frank Nealon
Githool
Carbondale’s Cycle Club Noted by Wayne Independent
The Wayne Independent reprints a Public Eye item from The Tribune praising Geo F James of Carbondale Cycle Club. The preface highlights Carbondale’s finest as Wayne County natives, noting James as son of John P James of Honesdale and recounting Scranton Tribune remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Independent
Carbondale
Tribune
Geo. F. James
Carbondale Cycle Club
Wayne County
George James
John P. James
Honesdale
Scranton Tribune
Miss Mary Gerrity Resigns After Ten Years on Leader
Miss Mary Gerrity resigns this week from the Evening Leader after nearly a decade in the position. Her departure signals a new life phase during the month of roses and brides, and friends extend warm congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gerrity
Miss Gerrity
Reward for Colt Stolen From Patterson Farm in Waymirt
Advertisement in the Tribune offers a reward for information leading to the return of a colt stolen from the Patterson farm in Waymirt Tuesday night. A clue had pointed to its location but did not result in recovery.
Disorderly House Charge Cast on South Archbald Street
Hannah Young placed under bail by Alderman Atkinson for maintaining a disorderly house on South Archbald Street. Her alleged alater Linnie Young evaded the constable for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Young
Atkinson
Moon and Siebold dissolve partnership in meat market
Moon and Siebold dissolve their partnership of Moon & Siebold Meat Market on South Main street. Mr Siebold retires while N Moon Jr continues the business at the same location.
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Carbondale
Moon & Siebold
South Main Street
Siebold
N. Moon, Jr
Delegates Named At Total Abstinence Union Convention
Delegates attending the Total Abstinence Union convention in Olyphant include T. J. Gilhool J. V. Delainey William McHale Edward Gollen B. Aloysius society M. J. Horan Frank Iilpatrick Mark Campbell of the Knights of Father Mathew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
T. J. Gilhool
J. V. Delainey
William McHale
Edward Gollen
Bt. Aloysius Society
M. J. Horan
Frank Iilpatrick
Mark Campbell
The
Knights of Father Mathew
Fell Brewing Plant Hiring Controversy Reported
The article notes contractor John O’Neill of Beranton proposed hiring non union workers to install iron girders at Fell Brewing Company's new plant, with President Krantz commenting on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
Beranton
New Fell Brewing Company
Krantz
Union Labor Delays Work. Resumption Planned
The contractor O'Neill refused to proceed without union labor after determining costs. Union workers will be employed at two dollars per day, higher than his expected cost of one dollar fifty. The job is halted briefly and will resume with union labor.
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O'Neill
Meetings of Tonight for Veterans Group Branch 39 Carbondale
George Randolph camp Sons of Veteran meeting notices list Camp Carbondale Canton Patriarch's Militant Branch 39 C M BH A scheduled for this evening with a brief call to members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randolph Camp
Sons of Veteran
Branch
A. Carbondale Canton
Scranton Social Roundup Notables Attend Local Homes
Mr and Mrs George Herbert visited in Scranton yesterday. Co F Whittemore of Scranton was in the city yesterday. Deputy Factory Inspector FE Bishop of Dunmore attended the American yesterday. William Crago plans to leave today for the Adirondacks to seek work on a new railroad. Michael Murphy who oversees circus paraphernalia crews visited his mother on Sand street. Martin Flynn, proprietor of the Lackawanna Valley House, and his son John were at the Harrison house yesterday. Flynn also visited Carbondale, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herbert
Scranton
F. Whittemore
L. B. Powell & Co
FE. W. Bishop
Dunmore
American
William Crago
Adirondacks
Michael Murphy
Sand Street
Martin Flynn
Lackawanna Valley
John
Harrison House
Mr. Flynn
Carbondale
Nev
Thomas Morcom
Norman Williams
John Smith
Martin Coyle
William Williams
Lake Chapman
Patrick Toughney
Rendham
Thomas Henwood
Second Street
Mayfield
James Quinn
William Evans
John Sullivan
New York
Ke, McCanty
Jermin and Mayfield Residents Join Hornellsville Visit
Jermyn Mayfield and Mrs M D Fuller left for Hornellsville New York for a several day stay. The Marine band led by Thomas Douth Waite performed in the street with twenty two musicians.
Community notices in West Minooka and nearby areas
A reception for Arthur Morgant in West Minooka precedes his Buffalo trip, with refreshments and guests from Scranton. Funeral services for Joseph Null and the late John Weibel child are announced with burial plans. A Noda vs Weatheran game is set at Riverside base ball grounds. The John F B Matthews benefit raffle occurs next Tuesday with ticket return by May 20. Mingoka tribe members attend obsequy for Joseph Hall.
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Arthur Morgant
West Minooka
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Morgane
Preent
Minses
Gertrude
Thomas
Daisy
Gussie Reinhardt
Alice Nicholas
Bovila Stose
Ray
Jewie
Alice Morgans
Miss Gibson
Miss Hush
Mika Miller
A. Weber
Forest Home
Noda
John FB. Matthews
Llewellyn
Joseph Hall
Peckville Woman Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Hutthe Barber relict of the late Edgar Harber died yesterday morning on Main Street aged 62 after a brief illness from pneumonia. Funeral from the late residence at 240 o clock Friday afternoon with Rev PF Gendall officiating. Interment in Prospect Cemetery. The Ladies of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Sunday School of the Methodist church will attend the funeral at 2 p.m. Friday. The Mount Jesup company has removed its mules from the mines and put them to pasture.
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Mra
Hutthe Barber
Edgar Harber
Main Street
PF. Gendall
Oltielating
Prospect Cemetery
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ulea
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Sas
News of Carbondale
Hiles
Fred Woodley
Dundaff Methodist Church
Seeees Raindell
Youngs
Becauise
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
N. Y
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Boston
Lynn
Brockton
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Peckville
Patra
Viel Kid
Congress An Lave
Congress and Lace
Foley
Lackawanna Ave
Cross
Dickson Mill& Grain Co
Scranton and Olyphant
Green Ridge
Spruce Street
Dr. Delmel
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