Doctors of Two States Attend Homeopathic Session
The semi annual meeting of the Interstate Homeopathic Society joined with the Northeastern Pennsylvania Homeopathic Society in Scranton. Papers on sanitary science, sewers, garbage, and medical topics were read by physicians from New York and Pennsylvania. A formal dinner followed with leaders Hartman and Johnson presiding and further papers delivered in the evening.
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Interstate Homeopathic Society
Northeastern Pennsylvania Society
Scranton
Clegrey
New York State
Pennsylvania
Aimilly Biralilbu
Inter-state
Homepathic Medical Association
Homeopathic Medical Society
Jermyn
Homeopathic Society
Tts
W. Louis Hartman
Syracuse
J. Th. Bates
Binghamton
Theodore M. Johnson
Pittston
Anna Clarke
Johnson
C. W. Roberts
F. M. Dylan
Wilkes- Barre
I. C. Ducher
R. Murdock
Wilkes-Barre
F. L. Peck
S. H. Sandel
Plymouth
Hartman
Interstate Eeriety
It. F Ware
City
Pennsylvania Homeopathic Society
Interstate Society
L. Tl. Ashcroft
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
A. W. Roberts
New You's Homeopathic Society
B. Winters
Tinghamton
Witon
Boys Stiles and Abottit Charged With Copper Theft
James Stiles and William Abottit appeared before Alderman Delevan in Carbondale charged by Joseph Wins With theft of brass and copper from the Delaware and Hudson and Northwest companies. Wins had previously sold Riga brass and faced trouble. the boys urged him to buy more and he responded with decisive action. They remain in bail to await court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stiles
William Abottit
Alderman Delevan
Joseph Wins
Delaware and Hudson
Northwest
Editor Mir C Nevin Detrick Joins Merged Periaps
Mir C Nevin Detrick formerly city editor of the Evening News has gained an editorial post with the Blue Ridge Aephyr and Keystone Gazette after their recent merger at Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Car bondale friends celebrate his recognition at home.
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Mir C. Nevin Detrick
Evening News
Blue Ridge Aephyr
Keystone Gazette
Waynesboro
Carbondale
Derrick
Railroad Agents Visit Carbondale On Travel Plans
Mr J W Coone agent for the vie railroad at Brandi Pa was in Carbondale yesterday and plans a trip to the far west with Los Angeles Cal as his objective. Mr E A Wiggins traveling auditor for the Evie railroad was in the city yesterday on official business.
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J. W. Coone
Thevie Railroad Company
Brandi
Carbondale
Coone
Far West
Los Angeles
Cal
E. A. Wiggins
The
Evie Railroad Company
Silk mill at Simpson rushed for Klots Throwing uses
Work on the new silk mill at Simpson is hurried. The roof is rising and walls stand. Klots Throwing Co plans to use the addition as a weaving mill and will start instruction lines once machinery arrives, aiming to begin early next month.
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Simpson
Klots Throwing Company
Weselines
Social Evening At Miss Mitchells In Cuan Street
Miss Isabelle Mitchell of Cuan Street hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at her home with several friends. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. William Parks of Jermyn and Mr. Sykes of Scranton, enjoying a musical program.
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Isabelle Mitchell
Cuan Street
William Parks
Jermyn
Mr. Sykes
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson seeks laborers in Nineveh
I de Devine, in charge of construction for the Delaware and Hudson company at Nineveh, has been in the city for two days seeking workers. The firm is making many improvements there and there is a good opportunity for unemployed labor to obtain some work.
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de Devine
Delaware and Hudson Company
Nineveh
Boy Hurt When Wagon Runs Over by Coal Team
A wagon drawn by a Clarence Drake team on Helmont street ran over Jerry Clune a small boy yesterday around five o'clock. The wagon carried a half ton of coal and passed over his back, leaving him badly hurt according to reports last evening.
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Jerry Clune
Clarence
Drake
Helmont Street
Richmond birthday party honors Mrs Harvey with gifts
Mrs William Harvey of Richmond street hosted a birthday gathering for many friends this afternoon. The guests were pleased and presented a handsome parlor lamp as a gift.
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William Harvey
Richmond Street
Local residents noted in passing during snow disruption
H A Purple was in Arelbund yesterday while W H Dougherty of Dudas street returned from Nineves. John Kingsley of Wilkes Barre stays a few days in town. Patrick Kennedy of Oneonta visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs W Cramer return from a New York City trip. William A Davidse of West Inghouse area works on brake construction and is in the city. Mrs Ann Purcell entertains her grandson Gerald Walsh of Scranton. Snow and ice disrupted the street railway schedule last night. Halvin and Charles Bonham return from Aly's visit with Mrs W S Bonham of Vals city. Delaware and Hudson auditors reviewed local officials' books yesterday. Miss Thom s, stenographer for Alderman Jones, plans a trip to Scranton. Bruce Bedford of Carbondate Telephone departs for Peioveton to assist the local telephone system. Sister M Patricia returns to Chestnut Hill convent after visiting her mother Mrs A Hughes. Philadelphia residents Mr and Mrs D D Kelley move to this city. Mrs Kelley was Kathryn Kerrins, welcomed by friends.
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H. A. Purple
Arelbund
W. H. Dougherty
Duda’ Street
Nineves
John Kingsley
Wilkes-Barre
Patrick Kennedy
Oneonta
Te. W. Cramer Tive
New York City
William A. Davidse
Inghouse Aly Brake Construction Env
Ann Purcell
Pilko Street
Gerald Walsh
Scranton
Halvin
Charles Bonham
Aly
Bonham
Vals City
Delaware and
Hudgon Commung
Thoms
Alederman
Jones
B Scranton
Bruce Bedford
Carbondate Telephone Company
Peioveton
Bbe Cds
M. Patricia
Mis. A. Hughes
Gordon Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
D. D. Kelley
Harpersville
Readvertise sewer bond bids after bidder refusals
The Common Council and select council unanimously readvertised bids for 61,000 in sewer bonds after Day & Company refused the original award. Cleveland bidders Denison Prior & Co were unwilling to stand by their bid, while BR Day & Co asked to recover a $3,000 check. A readvertisement with no bid conditions was approved, but the resolution to return the check was not. Mayor vetoes and other communications followed.
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Lavelle
Oliver
Moir
Select Council
Maimuch
Ot. Day & Company
Hive
Cotincelis
Denison, Prior & Company
Cleveland
Ohio
BR. L. Diy & Company
Day & Company
Wnt
Alair
John Drew
Witneck
Drew
Wildcats East Schedule Shows Players and Times
A historical notice lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today with Wildcats East and West rosters. It mentions trains, passenger engines, and schedules including times around 6 p.m. and 10 a.m. alongside names like Auisteer and Molhin. Brakomin Staples plans a new trip with Conder D Wallace.
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Brakomin Staples
D. Wallace
City Council Grants Utilities and Roadway Improvements
The common council held a long meeting with no major actions. Third readings approved ordinances for an electric light plant in the First ward, circular curbs on Wyoming avenue, and sidewalks in the Fourth and Twentieth wards. A Roche resolution allows Lackawanna Railroad to construct a single track across Mifflin avenue south of Linden street, after debate and final approval by the select council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roberts
Columbia Hose House
Ernest Miller
Joseph Hirtley
Common Council
Chuin
Philip Garber
Melvin
Garber
Wyoming Avenue
Roche
Lackawanna Ru*road Company
Mifflin Avenue
Linden Street
Select Council
Circumstantial Evidence Explains a Feud and Reconciliation
The tale shows circumstantial evidence failing as goal proof and sparking a feud between two Baltimore households. Alleged threats and a rumored murder lead to neighborly rupture, then quick resolve when a canary implies a harmless rival cause, restoring peace in the block.
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Enon
Baltimore
Abs. B
Mit
Julius Caesar
Mra. B
Economy Drive Aims to Save Rail Way Supplies
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway launches an economy program led by C. H. Hayward to cut waste of station and track supplies. Old stubby pencils broom handles lamp-wicks ink bottles and rags will be recycled rather than discarded to save about £40 000 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Edmund Osgood
C. H. Hayward
General Supply Department
Hayward
Heavy coal shipments prompt rail rush to seaboard
A Binghamton Herald report quotes a Delaware and Hudson official describing an unprecedented coal and freight surge across railroads through Binghamton. Crews work back to back shifts with little rest as rolling stock and repair shops strain to meet northern and seaboard demand, with shortages driving ongoing rushes into spring.
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Seaboard
Binghamton
Delaware and Hudson
Binghamton Herald
Electrification Planned for Delaware Lickawanna Western Plant
The Delaware Lickawanna Western company plans to electrify its mines and work shops within days. The entire city plant will be heated by steam and powered by a new central station, with electrical supplies regulated from the company’s own plant and lights provided by a city firm.
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Beluge
Delaware
Lickawanna Aid Western Company
iWiesencer
Stemn
Comming’s
Chy
Local and regional rail and industry news mixed with weather notes
The report mentions John Tevel departing for New York to attend a meeting and L P Vanfield traveling after noon for similar purposes. It notes wage increases for workers at Vale Con Draw Works and snow disruptions on Nickle Plate and Leake Shore lines causing delayed trains to Buffalo. It hints at future railroad developments and a generally hopeful economic outlook.
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Fragmentary local item mentions Justice or meeting details
A garbled report describes an evening event at Factorsville related to a person named Mie Waprtlat Wouneetterdele and mentions several individuals including Dr Leonard Kelly. The text is incomplete with numerous unreadable segments and stray names.
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Mars Uisictin
Phebe Beaty
Tate
JM. Beau
Ieee Pebelbeeey Banca
Newherley
Pike County
Miks Dennie Kinnods
Hlakels
Leonard Kelly
Wit Agadin
Luxalive Brome-Quinine Table Advertises Quick Cure
An old medical advertisement touts Luxalive Brome-Quinine Table as a cure for a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. It lists a price of three cents and urges readers to try the remedy.
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