Indignation Among Dealers Over Discrimination Allegations
In Carbondale the Sunday saloon closing movement sparks outrage among three Second ward tavern keepers cited for court appears of discrimination. Constable Neary returns them to court and Rev. Dr. Whalen faces subpoena to disclose evidence, amid debate on reporting and adherence to the saloon order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
Edward A. Neary
News
Ib Conenes
Cat
Br. Whaten
Ruth
Gram
Birthday Party Honors a Longtime Neighborhood Family
A birthday gathering at Summit Avenue to mark a tenth birthday featured many local residents. Guests included Whalen, Stone, Farrell, Arnold, Histed, Miller, Kenworthy, Mars, Osborne, Nickelsen, Paate, Sheeirises MLS, MUMgan, Pisted, Milner, THU, Williams, Henderson, Stevens, Eldgate, Norris, May, Milligan, Shipheen, Bly, Par dan, Peese, Townsend, Foster, Stephens, Pardon, Oliver, Oliver, Sluman, Townsend, Stone, Bly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abouibes
Taining
Summit Avenue
Seguority Whalen
Mabel Stone
Croce Farrell
Uth Arnold
Margla Histed
Michival Miller
Frances Kenworthy
Mars [Lening
Clara Osborne
Nitherine Nickelsen
Hagel Paate
Lila Shee
Irises Mls
Avid Mumgan
Lote Je Pisted
A Quiet Election Despite Pleasant Afternoon
The report notes light voter turnout in a quiet Sun Tag afternoon election. Despite excellent weather and full mining shifts, polling places were nearly deserted most of the day with a late evening rise and a calm scene in the central city.
Indians at Scranton faces tough test this season
The Indians football eleven travels to Scranton to play the Scranton team in what is described as the best Elevnrie city lineup this season. The article praises the Indians as a strong squad and notes strong expectations for a competitive game with little interference anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Scranton
Pelay
Ad Scranton
Wvill
Ladi Bebs
Cine Boneetinis
Miss Daly Hosts Jer hone Event on Fairbpook Street
Mrs Daly entertained guests at Jer hone on Fairbpook street with musical features and lively scenes. Minsh and gages provided variety shaping the evening’s mood and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milgabeth Daly
Jer Hone
Fairbpook Streep
Minsh and
Gages
Ambition Boost or Coffee Harm Prompts Postum Hope
A Biloani, Mo wife describes coffee linked health issues including nervousness and heartburn. She reports relief after switching to Postum with gradual weight gain and improved sleep, claiming Postum revived her strength and ambition and helped her sell the product to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Drick
Biloani
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
German Sitelle Society Dance in Photinia This Monday
The German Sitelle society in Photinia plans a dance at the Charmi hall on Monday evening in November. Attendees include Kathryn Duffs and Mary Quirin among other local figures. the Mortnighily clush, a city-wide organization, was reportedly active last night at Mae, L. A. Sond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalnte
Kathryn Duffs
Mareivet Barrett
Madeline Dempsey
Tessie Deloskeys
Mary Quirin
Margaret Taylor
Chita Morrison
Lianle Moffitt
Katie Moffitt
May Dempsey
Mesers
Bide Wird J. Hessting
Philip Mayle
George Briges
Frank Minnick
Leo Conerton
Titty Sadival
Martin Petty
Pianele
Photinia
Mae
L. At. Sond
Banquet of Masons Celebrates Washington Initiation Anniversary
Carbondale Lodge marks the 125th anniversary of George Washington's initiation with a banquet at the Armory on North Main Street and exercises in Masonic Hall on Salem Avenue. Joins brethren locally and nationwide in observing the historic milestone with speeches by toastmaster John Ww. Dinock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Lodge
George Washington
Masons
Carbondale
Armory
Alain Street
Masonic Hall
Salem Avenue
Armery
John Ww. Dinock
Dilneck
College athlete Frank Collins returns home to vote
Frank Collins, a first team University of Pennsylvania player sidelined by a knee injury, was home yesterday to cast his vote. Also voting were Dr. Charles Bridgett of Carte Avenue and Stephen Nealon of Pike Street, both connected to the Medico Chirurgical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Collins
Medical School
University of Pennsylvania
Collins
Charles Bridgett
Carte Avenue
Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
Stephen Nealon
Pike Street
Medico-Chirurgical College
Resting Place for James Clark at St. Rose Cemetery
James Clark was laid to rest at St. Rose cemetery after a Monday forenoon service. A funeral procession accompanied the deceased to the cemetery with a requiem sung by Rev Walter Gorman. Rev Rather Gorin offered tender remarks to the grieving family as pallbearers from the Delaware and Auds... community carried the casket through the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
St. Rose Cemetery
St. Rose
Walter Gorman
Rather Gorin
Delaware
Meg Chiork
Avee
Mark Campbell
John Swall
Andrew Patten
Patricck Mociry
Thomas Tore Chit
Moore
Friends bid farewell to Mrs George Lewsley at High Street residence
The friends who wish to attend the farewell for Mrs George Lewsley will gather at her High Street home today from morning until late afternoon. The funeral and burial will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewsley Ean
High Street
Ural
Local News and Obituaries Highlights
The news brief covers staff moves including Le A. Tose visiting sister Mrs Doyle and now with Delaware and Hudson in northern New York, and Wilbon Lewis named express agent on the Tonesdil line. It notes a football challenge for the Aluuind field game and obituaries for John, infant son of Albert and Mrs Joseph Artone, and Mrs S Schimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le A. Tose
Erle Trady
Doyle
Fn O
Delaware
Thiudson
New York State
Wilbon Lewis
National Express Company
Tonesdil
Wayne County
Central
S. Schimmel
Sehhlumel
Elmira
My. Schimmel
Martin Arnold
Beligent Street
Harry Hall
Birkett Street
Mendrick Manufacturing Company
John Marvin
Kenneth Raynor
Maward MoHile
Bevanton High School
Athetic
Sorminnon
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Giles
Terrace Street
Isibelle Mitchell
Tinks Church
Fone Thine
Presbyteria
Kath W. Giles
Tarim Ab Aldenville
Fuller Hous
Lasuvel Street
A. W F. Chaffee
First Methodist
Mpnicopal
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston
New Bell Fund
Willian Gibbs
White Mills
Local Voters in Town Include Students and Visitors
Eugene Hudson of Thompson Manufacturing Philadelphia returned home to vote. Albert Rutherford from University of Pennsylvania Law School came home to cast his vote in yesterday’s election. Henry Lewis of Scranton is spending a few days with friends in town. Harry Clarke of Sovanton was the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hudson
Thompson Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Albert Rutherford
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Henry Lewis
Scranton
Harry Clarke
Sovanton
Local Visitor Arrivals and Returns Highlight Week
In Wilkes-Barre and nearby towns, residents including Thomas J Roche and Dan P Byrne hosted guests. Travelers Lloyd Olver and Steve Evans returned home from Jersey City and Newark respectively after visits. Mrs Thome Walsh came back to Scranton from a city visit, while Mr and Mrs John Hogencamp and S E Swingle were seen visiting friends in various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Roche
Chirke Brow
Atore
William Z. Byrne
Dan P. Byrne
Wilkes-Barre
Thome Walsh
Scranton
Lloyd Olver
Jersey City
Canaan Street
Steve J. Evans
Newark
Town
Chapence I. Spencer
Linvely Avenue
Ann Arbor
Mira
Lewis Day
Dyberry
John Hogencamp
Warden
S. E. Swingle
Richmond Street
Trusslerville
Funeral of Maurice Hoching Held at Brookside Cemetery
The funeral for Maurice Hoching son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoching was held yesterday at 2 PM from the Moon home on Second Street. Short services preceded the cortege to Brookside cemetery in Carbondale for rites. Floral tributes were noted and flower-bearers included Charles Meehan and Ora Reynolds. Pallbearers were Thomas Roberts, Edward Mellon, Frank Hemelright and John Williams. Mrs. Clara Williams and daughter Helen, Mrs. Avery, Susie Williams and Celia McGoff visited Carbondale yesterday. Samuel Netherton of Wyoming, visiting relatives here, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Richard Hoching
Theron Moon
Second Street
Brookside Cemetery
Carbondale
Charles Meehan
Ora Reynolds
Thomas Roberts
Edward Mellon
Frank Hemelright
John Willams
Clara Williams
Helen
Avery
Susie Williams
Celia McGoff
Samuel Netherton
Wyoming
Halloween Social by Junior League at Odd Fellows Hall
The Junior League held a Halloween social at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall with songs recitations and a gypsy fortune teller attracting many young guests. Ghosts appeared for merriment and homemade candy pumpkin pie cake apples and lemonade were sold raising $2.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Order of Odd Fellows’ Hall
Marl Beck
Scranton
William Davis
Methodist Church
L. B. Weeks
Lestershire
Wilkird
Amis H Mollixter
H. Ehrhardt
William Reynolds
Brown Street
Charles Brown
Haston
Lysun
Peekskill
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
Customer notice states druggists refund money if product fails to cure. Each box bears Wy Grove's signature. Includes assurance of effectiveness and a call to return for refund.
Peckville Official Resigns. Gillland on New Post
Willum Gallehlef an electrician in Peckville resigned from borough service and will move to Susquehanna after a replacement is found. Peckville Baptist church anniversary service featured Mrs I Vy Mace recounting the Sunday school’s growth from five scholars to now, with Mrs Mace as original mover and long-time superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willum Gallehlef
Borough Electric Wiehtplwit
Gid
Susquehanna
Gill
Peckville
I Vy Mace
Aly
Mice
Me Mace
Alea
Mas. KR
Gritfitha
Messrs
Winton Oil Dolph
Mnde
RICKETY CHILDREN AND SCOTTS EMULSION AD
The ad explains rickets in children and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy. It notes hypophosphites for bone strength, cod liver oil for nourishment, and claims rapid improvement. A free sample offer is extended by Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Local church services and community notes in Perkyville
The report covers ongoing special services led by Rev. David Spencer and Rev. Thomas de Gruchy with invitations to all. Voters turned out in large numbers in Blakely across three wards. John Day returned from Niagara Falls to resume his job at Consumers' Powder. A lodge meeting is planned for Friday in the Grand Army hall. A youths rally at Peekville Baptist drew a large crowd and featured Rev. Dr. Pierce. Tonight Rev. de Grichy will again speak. A list of unclaimed letters at Perkyville post office for week ending Nov 4, 1902 includes several names and Mrs. Mattie Catp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Mace
Milton Taylor
James Nute
David Spencer
D. D
Blakely
Thomas de Gruchy
D. T
Scranton
John Day Han
Niagara Falls
Consumers’ Powder Company
Pounlontin Lodge
Grand Army of the Republic
H. Briggs
Washington, D.C
Peekville Baptist Church
Pierce
Penn Avene Baptist Clainch
Thomas de Grichy
Jetter
Perkyville
Pac
Jedles
Mattie Catp
Hatty White
Aid
R. J. Wert
William C. Jones
Joseph London
Elmer Mualyi
Danko Pisureyh
Lanko Klein
UL Vv. Mace
Miner William Crocker Hurt At Archbald Mine
William Crocker, a miner at the Archbald mine, was seriously injured when caught under a fall of top coal. He was taken by company ambulance to his home and is described as reading as well as could be expected. guests and local notices follow including a reception for Ales Louis Hease and Y M C A delegates elected for Kingston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crocker
Archbald
Jacckawanna Lodge
American Protestant Ladies’ Association
Ales
Louis Hease
Wales
Cale
Young Men's Clulathe
Kingston
John Joyd
W. B. Morgans
Edward Trooper
Willis Reese
Ee. A. Powell
Walter Miller
Nicholas Nicholas
Luther Harris
Norm Sturges
Bucknell University
Obituary and Local Notices from Olyphant Area
Michael Flood dies at home in Marshwood after a lingering illness and cancer. Funeral held at St James church Jessup with interment in Hyde Park. undertaker J W Sweeney in charge. Blakely Whist Club hosted by Mr and Mrs J A Hull on Main Street. Others visit, travel, or open businesses include Miss Mariel Coughlin from Wilkes-Barre, George Mumford opens a barber shop, and local residents visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flood
Marshwood
St. James’ Church
Jessup
Hyde Park
J. W. Sweeney
J. A. Hull
Blakely Whist Club
Main Street
Blakely
Mariel Coolhaugh
Wilkes-Barre
Jennie Patten
George Mumford
Lackawanna Street
Gwilym Edwards
Edwardsville
John Probert
Susquehanna Street
William Mason
W. B. Lloyd
Ligeie Evans
Pittston
Hus
J. CA. Waring
Atherton & Stutton's
New York
Local Omnibus Notes From Moosic And Nearby
Sunday visits mark the week with Blanche Thegutlas Mayme Hinde and Mer Gites of Green Ridge among those seen in Moosic. A wedding at the Hollenback home united Joseph Robinson and Lucie Thomas. A Halloween party at James Robling’s on Minooka Avenue delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche ,Thegutlas
Mayme Hinde
Mer
Mi'e. W. G. Gites
Green Mee
Titres Lock and Childern
Stroudsburg
Nora Win
Gibson
Vertue K
Dix Ausk Alame Jones
White Laven
Edgir Davin
Mattica
Margeret Brown
Minnie
Maud Robling
Edna King
Ruth Whitehead
Halle Knapp
Messi James Elsworth
William Robling
John Brown
Arthur King
George Thomas
Clyde Waterman
Aaron Billington
William Younger
Lous Venting
Reyond Alea
Walter Edwards
Wilkes-Barre
Percy Rawson
Mik Chorge Dowd
Scrantan
The Prince at the Falls Visit
The crown prince of Elam visited Niagara Falls with his party and was impressed by the falls scenery. A brief look at the electric power plant was also included in the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Walla
Crown Prince of Elam
Niagara Falla
Len's Lounging Coats for the House
Len's Lounging Coats for the House offers housecoats and smoking jackets described as the most comfortable change after a weary day. The ad touts comfort and presentable style for home lounging and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len
Cotton-Filled Comfortables at Bargain Winter Price
Two hundred and fifty cotton-filled comfortables sold at 95 cents each. Light colors are available because the maker offered them under his usual price. Regularly valued at $1.25, these quilts appeal to budget buyers.
Women’s Suede Gloves Offer New Supply at $1
A retailer promotes a fresh stock of women’s suede gloves priced at one dollar each. Black gloves with full pique stitching avoid seams pressing the hand. Some styles feature large pearl clasps or metal clasps. mocha option offered for gray modes and beavers.
Splendid Turkish Bath Towels at a Bargain Price
1200 fringed bath towels in white with a thin red stripe along the border. good weight and size, absorbent like a sponge. valued at least a third more than the price of ten cents each.
Winter Underwear For Men Women And Children
The store promotes a full stock of winter underwear for men women and children premen busy season with ready supplies and attentive service. It highlights high quality items made to their patterns and ideas reflecting customer experience and value.
Announcements of the Railroads Press Fare to New Orleans
The Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from Washington to New Orleans for sale November 5 6 and 7 1902 at one way fare 27 50 with a ten day limit from sale date or extension to November 8 1902 with a fifty cent deposit. Philadelphia rate 82 85. Through trains with Pullman sleeping cars run daily from New York Philadelphia and Washington to New Orleans dining cars included. Charles L Hopkins D P A Philadelphia furnishes information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bunkers Association
New Orleans
Lis
Southern Railway
Washington
D.C
Philadelphia
Southern Rallway
New York
Charles L. Hopkins
D. P. A. Southern Railway
Chestnut Street
Lehigh Valley Railroad Sells Special Bankers' Convention Tickets
On account of the American Bankers' Association convention in New Orleans November 11 to 13 the Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets at 32.85 dollars good for travel November 11 to 13 with return up to November 30 by depositing the ticket with a joint agent in New Orleans by November 11 and paying 60 cents. Excludes Black Diamond express. consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Recursion Route Book and Its Angel Custom Mentioned
An OCR fragment references the passenger department of the Penn and a phrase about its duvsuake of its angel custom. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Penn
Winter Tourist Book For Pennsylvania Railroad Routes
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a dilictive and comprehensive book describing leading winter resort towns in the Northeast and South. It lists travel routes and combinations, with typographic quality and a handsome cover. Free copies were available at principal ticket offices or by mail from George W. Bova at Brow Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania Railroad Company
Uies
Pennsylvania Thurlhead Company
Tieker
Pennsylvanie Tallroad
George W. Bova
Dent
Brow Street
Philadelphia
Reduced Railroad Fares to New Orleans for Bankers Meeting
Pennsylvania Railroad announces discounted excursion tickets to New Orleans for the American Bankers Association meeting. Travel from Philadelphia area and return Nov 1 to 11 with return by Nov 20 after extension, deposit tickets with joint agent by Nov 18, small 50 cent deposit required for extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reduced rail fares to New Orleans with AFL meeting
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers cut rate round trip tickets from all stations west of Pittsburgh to New Orleans for the AFL gathering in New Orleans Louisiana running November 19 to 22. The special fare aims to boost attendance at the labor federation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Account
American Federation of Labor
New Olean
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Brie
Unclear fragment hints at dates and tickets
Fragmentary note mentions dates November 34 and tickets with rental reference. No clear event, names, or organizations identifiable.
Local church and social events in Clifford this week
Ale and Elmer Finn Dalton visit Clifford relatives as WCTU hosts Friday gathering at Mrs Snyder's home led by Alves. Evangelistic meetings continue at the Methodist church with Prof Buck assisting in singing. New youth social rooms open Saturday with games and papers, a library planned. Mrs Nites Smith and Mira Emmi Decker welcomed to the Hupiht church. Wednesday at 2:50 pm church well call, 5 pm supper, social time, evening sermon by Bow Hi Whalen of Carbondite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Finn
Clifford
Sondsay
Women's Christian Temperance Wife
Buck
Mtterid
Mra. Nites Smith
Mira Emmi Decker
Bow
Whalen
Carbondite
Baptists
Local Residents Visit Highlights In Town Letters
Arch Bald joins Ao Poote for a short return to George town college after a brief visit with relatives. Mire Lo Dolph of Borie spends Bum day with the town people. Tappan of Carbo is a waiter in Low n Bundy evening. Mr and Mrs John J Brogan return from their wedding tour and stay on Laurel street. Td Pelee of Lankelaue spent yesterday in Scranton. A Biltenborg and Miss Winifred Rabinsen visit from Middletown. J A Niemeyer of Bissiott Flaw visits relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Poote
Georger Town College
Mire
Lo Dolph
Borie
Thed
Im Town
Tappan
Carbowhile
Lown Bundy
John J. Brogan
Om Laurel Streedt
Aire
Td Pelee
Lankel Aueet
Scranton
Min
A. Biltenborg
Jgrmyn
Winifred Rabinsen
Middletown
Conn
J. A. Niemeyer
Bissiott
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the News of Carbondale
Miss Eulah Bly
All-Scranton
David Kennedy
William H. McGarrah
J. HW. Phelps
Jermyn
Mayfield
Moscow
Taylor
Olyphant
Prince
Associated
Connolly & Wallace
Aton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace’s
Washington Ave
Dalton
Arch Bald
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