Clifford Settlement Explained by School Board
The News of Carbondale reports that School Director P F Tinghes explained the Clifford duplicate settlement, detailing exonerations and noting the total exemptions were 2000. The board defended the settlement as better than previous deals, addressing criticism and presenting figures and totals from the Fidelity Savings case and related teacher absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi
P. F. Tinghes
Mweverael Venrus
Ecitielsm
Clifford
Rhe Bey
Kerwin
Abe
Phu
Chiffon
Atv. Diches
Persane
Crete
Cdi
Wight
Whdey
Iran
Sileay Avenue
Neoland
Fidelity Steedy Company
Baltimore
Chuck Connors Jailed Over Fine in Tombs
A Philadelphia Press dated tale reports Chuck Connors and his wife Nellie languishing in the Tombs jail, held on a minor charge and a $5 fine default. The article distinguishes him from other similarly named figures and notes ongoing scandal and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck” Connors
Chuck
Pete
New York
Chick
Philadelphia Press
Chuck Connors
Nellie
Grape Nuts Help Patient Tells Of Health Gains
A 60 year old patient from Battle Creek recounts chronic digestive issues and debility. After using Grape Nuts with doctor’s approval, he gained 22 pounds, improved digestion, sleep, and vigor, and advised others to limit meat and starchy foods while consuming Grape Nuts for better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Danville
Alley
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
The Ticket to Vote on the Ballot First Column
The article prompts voters to note that the first column on the ballot presents the ticket to vote. It emphasizes the ordering of candidates or measures and advises careful review before marking selections.
Legislative district name listings appear for candidates
In the Second district Joseph Oliver will display John Scheuer Jr in candidacy details. In the Third district Manor James is noted as the home, while in the Fourth district P A Philbin is named in voter records.
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Hiave
Joseph Oliver
John Scheuer, Jr
Manor James
P. A. Philbin
Chrysanthemum Social at Mepenia Bhapties Church
The Ladies of the Mepenia Bhapties church host a chrysanthemum social replacing the annual show this year. Donated mums from Mendvick’s conservatory will line displays for viewing and sale. A music program and refreshments will accompany, with proceeds benefiting the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mendvick
Olor
Teachers Victorious Over Mellon Township School Suit
Mary Lally and Agnes Farrell won judgment against Mell town ship school district for wages as teachers. Plaintiffs receive ten dollars each. Attorneys Allemeyer J. Domihoe of Scranton and Joseph K. Brennan of Carbondale secured the verdict. Brennan marked his first case since admission to the bar. The teachers served the full term of 1899 before the schoolhouse was destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lally
Agnes Farrell
Fell Township
Maury Lally
Agnes Krell
Simpson
Mell Township
Ledehens
Allemeye M. J. Domihoe
Scranton
Joseph KB. Brennan
Carbondale
Mr. Brennan
Lally
Teachers win full claim against district in court ruling
The district faced liability for the full term after instructors claimed six months only. Attorney D J Reedy acted as referee and ruled for the teachers at $84 plus interest. Horton and Gramer for the district appealed, but the court yesterday set aside the exceptions and awarded Miss Lally and Miss Farvell the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Reedy
Horton & Gramer
Miss Lally
Miss Farvell
Sunday liquor sales probe targets four Newry dealers
Thomas Campbell E J Healey and J J McNulty arrested by Constable Neary for selling on Sunday. Rev Dr H J Whalen subpoenaed before the grand jury. Neary to present memoranda of alleged sale dates. Whalen’s subpoena granted and served. Grand jury inquiry continues with expected developments this week in the agitation against Sunday selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
E. J. Healey
J. J. McNulty
Constable Neary
H. J. Whalen
Manard d. Newry
J. Blealey
Thomas J. Champbell
de AR W. Whilen
Berean Baptist Church
Neary
Whalen Whiel
Wiheldert
Tribune
Obituary notices for Mary Lewsley and Edward Edwards in Carbondale
Mary Lewsley wife of Lewsley of High street died after five weeks heart trouble at age 75 in Carbondale born in Wales June 19 1827 she was a Baptist church member and mother of three children Funeral at her son Arthur Lewsley residence 1d Tilgh street burial in Maplewood cemetery Edward Edwards longtime Carbondale resident died at Wisteehience on Salem avenue born in Wales May 25 1866 survived by daughter Polly and brothers Robert David and Frederick Edwards funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at residence burial in Brookside
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Mary Lewsley
Lewsley
High Street
Americn
Timmplke
Morss
Simpson
Care Wondale
Curlondile
Baptist Church
Girnorge Lewsley
Philip Berryman
New Haven
Conn
Arthur
Edward Lewsley
Henry Searles
Waterbury
the Whilen
Berean Baptist Church
Arthurw
Tilgh Street
Miplewood Cemetery
Burl
Lending
Foun Edwards
Wiles
Carbondale
Wisteehience
Salem Avenue
Wale
Robert Richards
Polly Edwards
Robert
David
Frederick Edwards
Brookside
Old Stories Retold About Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy
Letters from druggists worldwide praise Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs cold and croup. Vendors report universal customer satisfaction with its claimed efficacy and offer the remedy with a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Chamberlain
Countes
India
China
South Sea Islands
Carbondale Contest Winners Show Admirable Spirit
In the Tribune Educational Contest Carbondale's Maxwell Shepherd and Herbert Thompson finished second and fifth, praised by editor CL Ft Munn as progressive youths with admirable spirit. He notes the prizes total 1700, 710, 720, and 600 dollars, highlighting Carbondale's emergence of strong, ambitious youth.
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CL Ft Munn
Maxwell Shepherd
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Tribune
Munn
Milnd
Scranton Tribune
Jericho
House-coats and Smoking Jackets
A compact note on comfort wear for men describing house-coats and smoking jackets as the best change after a long day, enabling relaxation at home while remaining presentable to visitors. It contrasts comfort with suitable attire for evening calls and social contact.
Lightly colored winter cotton quilts offered below price
A seller offers 250 winter weight quilts filled with clean carded cotton. The light colors reflect a reduced price from the usual maker’s rate. each quilt regularly worth 1.25 dollars.
Woren's Suede Gloves Offerings At One Dollar
A newspaper item promotes Woren's suede gloves priced at one dollar. It notes new supply, quality in skins cut and workmanship, with black full pique sewn designs avoiding seam pressure. Options include pearl clasps or metal clasps and mocha velvety grays and beavers.
Splendid Turkish Bath Towels at a Bargain
Fringed white bath towels with a red hairline border, 1200 pieces, good weight and size. Highly absorbent, valued elsewhere at least a third more than the price of 10 cents each.
McMillan Named Secretary of Board as He Succeeds Father
Poor Director Robert S. McMillan was elected Friday night as secretary of the board, succeeding his late father James McMillan. He also joined the farm and financial committees. Honorable Jones and Director Julius Moses attended to discuss the hospital maintenance bill for poor district patients. The matter was deferred until Director Williams, finance chair, recovers. The board authorized Mayfield authorities to sue the district for costs of maintaining James Tempenny at Dingville asylum if needed. Solicitor Butler to prepare a $6,000 bond for Tax Collector George Collins.
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Robert SS. McMillan
James McMillan
McCabe
Jones
Julius Moses
Efmergency Hospital Board
Willamns
Butler
Mayfield
James Tempenny
Dingville
Mr. Butler
George Collins
Charles Boland Visits Carbondale in October Snow
Charles Boland of Brooklyn street was noted in the Men as They Pages column as a visitor to Carbondale this week. He traveled on Mitchell's day, witnessed an October snowstorm, and is described as a Nimrod and Trank Walton of Carbondale combined. A miner by trade, he spent the strike period in the woods for guine and at the lakes for fish, and he is a native of Wayne with extensive local knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Boland
Brooklyn Street
Charles Boland
Carbondale
Mitchell
Boland
Wayne
Mules on Strike Haunt Carbondale Mine Scene
A Carbondale miner reports ongoing mule trouble during a strike. The mule refuses orders under the Wilkes-Harre convention, resisting whip and spray. He notes the mule gets oats during the strike but will not work, reflecting the stubborn stand of the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
P. A. Barrett
Blin Telegram
Ivy Leaf at Grand Tonight With Dramatic Scene
The Ivy Leaf will be the Grand's attraction this evening featuring a multi act program. The second act includes the celebrated scene of a big eagle swooping on a girl with a dol and carrying her to its nest. The third act shows moonlight on Killarney lakes with a ruined abbey where the heroine is abducted and taken to an old tavern. In the fourth act the hero rescues her climbing ivy covered heights. Prices: reserved seats 50 cents gallery 25 cents.
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Killarney
Milliner Nellie Gallaghy Returns After Illness
Miss Nellie Gallaghy of Balen avenue resumes work at Mary Be Gallagher millinery after three weeks of influenza. Rev J W Malone, native of Carbondale, fresh from Rowe study in canonical law at the American college, visits father now in the Elks. He celebrated the 9 o clock mass at St Stoxe church.
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Nellie Gallaghy
Balen Avenue
Mary BE. Galelaghy
Brippe
de. J. W. Malone
Carbondale
Rowe
American College
The
Elks
St. Stoxe
Clark's Summit Ladies Aid Society Dinner Report
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church held a dinner and supper today at the church. BF Smith conducted the event with help from Wilkes-Barre visitors. Miss Nellie Ficker from Mast Tenon visited. William Sieplwns and daughter and others were guests last week.
Winter Underwear For Men Women and Children
Store urges shoppers to buy early before crowds, touts full stock and attentive service. Emphasizes wide selection, quality goods made to the store's patterns, with prices as low as possible.
Railroads announce discounted round trip to New Orleans
Southern railway offers round trip from Washington to New Orleans during the American Bankers meeting period with special fares from Washington, Philadelphia and other points. Tickets on sale November 7 8 and 9 valid ten days, with extensions possible for a fifty cent fee. Through trains with Pullman cars run daily from New York Philadelphia and Washington, dining service included. Charles L. Hopkins, D P A, Southern Railway, Philadelphia, provides full information.
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American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Southern Mailway
New York
Washington
Charles L. Hopkins
D. P. A. Southern Railway
Chestnut Street
Special Lehigh Valley Round Trip to New Orleans
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets to New Orleans at 32 865 dates November 8 9 and 10 with return via Lehigh Valley. Special 302 85 ticket for the convention period in New Orleans valid November 1th through 21th with a two day return window. Purchase by November 1th through New Orleans agent with 40 costs. Excludes Blick Diamond express.
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New Orleans
Lehigh Valley Railroad
American Bankers’ Association
Ilt
Diedudlig
Junit Dagent
Khekete
Daily and Personally Conducted Ex cursions to Pacific Coast
Daily and personally conducted excursions to the Pacific Coast offered by the Northwestern railway promise comfortable travel. The program presents convenient itineraries and organized sightseeing for travelers seeking reliable, escorted trips along the coast.
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Pacific Coast
Travel by Pullman Sleeping Cars to Scenic Routes
Travel in Pullman sleeping cars with agreeable company under experienced conductors who guide each party to Ban Pranelsen Log Anerlot or Portland. Choice of routes offers finest scenery and prices start at 86.00 for double berths, with tickets available through listed agents and stations.
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Pullman
Anerlot
Portland
Nest
Lawite
Aluips
Aipiyelion Llon
Tallant
Rendihileld Steer
Fnitseburg
Pa Wa
Homieseekers Cheap Excursions to the West and Northwest
Homieseekers advertise cheap rail trips to Chicago via Northwestern routes from Chicago Nov 4 to December 2 with low rates to many western and midwestern destinations including Wisconsin Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming and nearby states. For copies of the Northwealen Homeseeker contact nearest ticket agent.
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Homieseekers
Chiccago
Deweesher
Wikeonelo
Michigan
Northweetern Foun
Milnesulu
North
Dako
Nehwouewke
Wyoming
Stoat
Ened &Econt Stawp
Pilch Avenue
Chiicago
Northwealen
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He Jn
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Aton’s Shopping Center
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Robert McMillan
Poor Board
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Washington Ave
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