Wayne County Man Dies After Being Run Down Near Equinunk
Peter Bloes of Union, Wayne County, was fatally struck while watching hoisting cars at No 1 Mine. He belonged to Company E Thirteenth Regiment and was seeking employment nearby when the accident occurred on the Delaware and Hudson road. The report notes community reaction and mentions his health recovery prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bloes
Union
Equinunk
Red House
No. 1
Bloes
Thirteenth Regiment
Lette
Peter Hloen
Viton
Haumnunk
Wayne
Ain
Iy Chase
Moredson
Poe
Ciorcia Mines
Peter Bhoee
Johns Coles
Ontario
Mearfield Ward
Duthy
Todd
Heath Dare
The First Pay Day in the Assembly District
A fragmented report describes a first pay day event with attendees including local figures and groups. It notes wages, distribution of funds, and mentions names and locations, though many details are garbled. The piece references parliamentary or civic proceedings and a public gathering related to compensation.
Postum Change Resolved Our Coffee Habit
A Michigan reader recalls choosing Postum over coffee after stomach troubles. She and her husband report four years of relief, improved complexion, and clearer eyes since quitting coffee and switching to Postum. The letter quotes a local grocer who endorsed Postum for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumkards
Poston
Cotlee
Meir
Sie
Postum
Positum
Nese Creek
Mich
Protest Renews Over Maplewood Cemetery Path Plans
A protest meeting of Maplewood Cemetery lot holders convenes to oppose proposed changes. They argue selling single plots and closing paths would force walkers over graves, deplete sentimental value, and raise prices. The group claims the cemetery is properly platted and public paths should remain accessible without carving new routes through older graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood Cemetery Association
Miglewood
Eechie Phebe
Ivare Alossini
Oortetiee
Tvanedak
The Show Girl at Cand Sane Opera House Reviewed
A crowded Cand sane audience greeted The Show Girl amid mixed praise. Critics note the fragile lead, uneven pacing, and a vaudeville lineup with Mary Sher Wools Vibe and Coll Atherton delivering select numbers while Gorlow's minstrels provide lively support. reserved seats priced at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Teltey
Frank Detiel
Ben Lodge
Mary Sher Wools
Coll Atherton
Robert Kane Lenditi
Gorlow
Letters Remaining in Carbondale Post Office November 12 1902
List of remaining letters for unknown recipients includes Henjamin Brownell Welsh Janus Winker Myre Hattie Miss J M Robbins Foreign Francis Rexford Cummings Ray De Lafon Brownell Mrs Leila Duffy Katherine A Hickey Miss Sarah J MoWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Henjamin Brownell
Janus Winker
Myre
J. M. Robbins
Francis Rexford Cummings
Ray de Lafon- Brownell
Leila Duffy
Katherine A. Hickey
Sarah J. MoWilliams
Local Officials Named in Community Notice
Filne Hew William Griffis J Horan conchetor Thmothy Jones Michael Smith J A Thomas Postmaster are listed in a local notice detailing appointments and offices to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filne
Hew
William Griffis
J. Horan
Conchetor Thmothy Jones
Michael Smith
J. A. Thomas
Epworth League Meets At Watt's Hall This Evening
The Epworth League of Firet Methodist Church holds its regular monthly business meeting in Watt's Hall on Cuhreh Street this evening at Heytoelock. Afterward a social will be held to welcome all attendees. Refreshments will be served. Admission fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiurdick Hook
Daluiindia
Belier
Bolte
Columbia Hose Company
Columbias
Edleiy
Epworth League
Firet Methodist Church
Watt's
Cuhreh Streer
Heytoelock
Whiehail
Crescents Star Joe Rosier Injuries Questioned
A letter from Noster, via a Carbondale friend, disputes reports of injuries to Joe Rosier the Crescents star fielder after a football game on St Michael's College campus in Toronto. The note says the printed account is not correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rosier
The
Crescents
St Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Noster
Courier Morris Seeks Carbondale Visit After Election
Courier Morris, county commissioner and unsuccessful Republican candidate, visited Carbondale yesterday renewing many names and boosting support for his city activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Morris
Carbondale
Elty
Diphtheria Strikes Third Child in Dunduff Stron
Another case of diphtheria is reported to Secretary Shepherd. The patient is eight year old Gaiwee gel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gheorge Brown of Dunduff stron. This marks the third case in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Geal
Ie Gaiwee Gel
Gheorge Brown
Dunduff Stron
Illness in Brook Street Ahead for Mrs Swartz
Mise Beatrice Swartz wife of Charles Swartz is very ill with pleurisy and pneumonia at her Brook Street home. Neighbors report the condition is serious and awaiting medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Beatrice Swartz
Little Hauphey
Ail
Charles Switts
Ter
Brook Street
Local Notables and Travel Notes From Seminton
J W Guernsey owner of Guernsey hall Seminton attended a larrison Westerdy event. C Munn editor of The Saturday Review returned after visiting New York City. Reardon wife and son of Niagara Falls spent a week as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Horan of Scott Street. Captain Thomas Murphy has returned to Scranton after a few days visit with Carbondale friends and will not return to Cincinnati to resume a post with the International Correspondence Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Guernsey
Guernsey Hall
Seminton
Larrison
Westerdy
C. Munn
Saturday Review
New York City
Sherrily
Reardon
Niagara Pall
Thomas A. Horan
Scott Street
Thomas Murphy
Scranton
Wild Carbondale
Murphy
Cincinnati
International
Comhitteentht
Jermyn Mayfield School Board Meeting Notes and Local Updates
The Jermyn Mayfield school directors held their monthly meeting with full attendance. Attendance issues were discussed for several students. two cases will have examinations by Principal Barrett. Others may face legal action if parents fail to send their children to school. New hires include P. McGhity becoming accountant for Citizens Bank in Olyphant. Edith Martin, 11, died from injuries after a fire. funeral at 2 pm, father Charles Porkis burned while aiding. The monthly grade report lists numerous students by name across all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Edith
John Martin
West Mayfield
Lev Dress
Charles Porkis
Porkil
Bult Sprague
Stanley Dlills
Harald Davis
Jenge Diebbirdt
Mary Myans
Ruth Cire
Geub
Williamn Alten
Preston Budgey
Seth Sprague
Hessle Jones
Lanth Gine
Margaret McAndrew
Daniel Thos
Minnie Parks
Loretta Irving
Mamie Turmy
Frank Loughney
Eloise Shields
Margaret Jenkins
Wdith Hastlake
George Piver
Glen Steele
Anna Clark
May Hoeale
Charles Wilter
Naboth Williams
Belle Pryun
Anny Col Ing
Fern Pritchard
Bernard Wivgell
Glenn Wall
Toswell Salisbury
Blache McHale
Harold Mellon
Frank Cunningham
Mary Bigbin
Harvey Potter
Alexander Muldoon
John Edmunds
Local Socials and Sports Highlights Reach Readers
A list of guests visits from Mainstreet and Norfolk accompanies weekend gatherings at the Harrison house. Wyomin g Seminary student George Harris returned home for Sunday. Miss Nellie Loughney visits Olyphant friends. Miss Lillie McChrone joins Mrs Harvis as a milliner. Miss Mary Biglin returns from Scranton after visiting Mrs P H Collins. Jermyn high school defeats Carbondale High Kickers 12 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Nellie Loughney
South Main Street
Lillie McChrone
Harvis
Mary Biglin
Scranton
P. H. Collins
Jermyn High
Carbondale High Kickers
Olyphant Borough Actions and Local Obituaries Recap
Olyphant council met in regular session with four on the board. They approved September street department bills and other payments, extended the 5 percent tax rebate period, authorized repairs to the borough building, and debated meter reform for electric service. The electric meters issue led to disconnection for noncompliant users after rate disputes. The refuge removal from the river bed near culm piles was pursued with city officials. The school board met for routine business. William Williams of Blakely died at his sister’s home from pneumonia at age 33. funeral set for tomorrow at 2:20 PM with burial in Union Cemetery. William Mason returned from Buffalo, and local visits occurred among residents.
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Jin
Temple Tron Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
William Williams
Reese Maggs
Fifth Street
Blakely
Olyphant
Amburg Tinsley
Mary A. Willliams
Union Cemetery
William Mason
Buffalo
Helen Perry
Springfield
Mner
M. B. Hull
Blakely, MY
Thomas Williams
Hye Park
Peckville notes and local church services and events
Dr J W Beck of Peckville and others spend a week in Pike county deer hunting. Bear Creek trip ends for B Swingle. Scranton visitor Clarence Lathrop. Consumers Powder buys western horses. Peckville Baptist services continue with several preachers. Rev M Thompson Jermyn, Rev J Lewis West Pittston, Rev A Smith North Main Ave, Rev Zooray Magyar Baptist missionary fill in. Thomas Bell 71 dies at Bell Place. Ladies Aid to host Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Dinner 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Beck
Peckville
Trey
Buck
Mr. Young
Montrose
Pike County
B.J. Swingle
Bear Creek
Mrr
Swingle
Clarence Lathrop
Scranton
Consumers’ Powder Company
Thomas Bell
Bell Place
Methodist Apleeopal Church
Cranberny Luce
His Iron Life Belt On Atlantic Ship In Storm
A Suffolk passenger aboard a freighter crossing the Atlantic was strapped to an anchor in a desperate bid to stay aboard during a severe gale. The storm abated, and the man was found asleep in the bow with the anchor tied to him, while others searched the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouine
Atlantic
Suffolk
Niles
Philadelphia
Euler
Fine handkerchiefs from Ireland and Switzerland offered
A catalog of linen handkerchiefs priced from 25e to 1s. 6d, highlighting Irish drawn work and square designs, Swiss hemstitched and embroidered options. Notes linen quality, scalloped versus hemstitched edges, and advice to invest in higher quality for durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Ireland
House Goats and Bath Robes retail pitch
An ad promotes housecoats and bathrobes with prices from five dollars to twelve dollars. It highlights new stock, fresh season offerings, and a growing demand with a wide selection including unlined woolen and lined cloth coats.
Cashmeres and Lansdownes For Fall Fashion
Cashmeres and lansdownes feature in this season wardrobe with plain cashmeres for dresses and the popular Lansdowne silk and wool fabric. Prices include $120 for Lansdowne 40 inches wide, with colors like bead blue green brown tan gray old rose and heliotrope, praised for weave finish and softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansdownes
Lansdowne
Philadelphia
Raincoats For Women Offer Wide Variety And Size Options
A vintage advert notes rain coats designed to keep women dry and cheerful in wet weather. It boasts plentiful stock and many styles with sizes for all figures, priced from 14 to 25 dollars, aided by maker favors to ensure supply.
Blouse Suits for Women Fashioned as Loose Balzac Style
Russian blouses lead this year with the loose blouse silhouette. New suits feature blouse jackets with long skirts, capes, sharp waist cuts, embroidered collars and cuffs, or plain designs. Prices range from $15 to $100 using soft materials and lighter fabrics for ease of wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balzac
Lehigh Valley Railroad Ticket Sale Notice
Railroad will sell tickets to New York and return at 4 45 from Scranton on dates through November 10. Valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. For information consult Delaware and Hudson railroad agents or George Vieller city passenger agent Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Scranton
Delaware and
Hudwona Railroad
George Vieller
Elty
Public Boars
Wilkes-Birre
Pi Oe
Inspection of WRC officers in Scranton and local notices
Atta Linele B Warner of Scranton will inspect the officers of the Woman's Relief corps this afternoon. The Masons prepare for the 100th anniversary of George Washington's birth. Mrs Julia Dewick of Binghamton visits her niece Mrs George Har tree. Mrs Henry Travis of Sivondslburg visits Charles Brown. About $15 was raised for the Chana Army benefit. The WRC supper proceeds supported by Charles Perry and family. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs T Vaughe's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atta
Linele B. Warner
Scranton
Woman's Relief Corps
Masons
George Washington
Julia Dewick
Binghamton
George Hartree
Henry Travis
Sivondslburg
Charles Brown
Eastoi
WRC
Chana Army
Repulbile
Charles Perry
Bowaulon
Willard
Alain Hollissey
Christian ‘Temperance Viton
Mra‘t Vaughe
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the News of Carbondale
Wayne County
Belemont Street
Emelainte
Williams
Show Girl
Columbia Quarters
David Kennedy
Meriis
Rample
Hits Givat
William EH. McGarrah
De 1
Phelps
Henwood & Co
Matthaws Bros
Rosier
Jermyn
Mayfield
Connolly & Wallace
St’s
Fownes
Womens Rain Coats
Washington Ave
Moscow
Oriental Rugs
Cor
Adams Ave
Linden St
Constantinople
New York Rug Co
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