Polandey’s Friends Probe Foul Play in Carbondale Fatality
In Carbondale Simon Oxvtrosfaky was run over and killed by a locomotive at No 10 bridge Saturday night. Friends suspect murder and a warrant for an unnamed man circulates. Four men left a saloon. two traveled by wagon road, two by rail. One rode a train, the other lay on the track and was struck by a pusher. Two witnesses yet to be heard. officials indicate grounds may be found against the charge. Mrs Harth Wayman and Thomas Wayman’s assault case ends with reconciliation. An unrelated arrestee list and a Thanksgiving contest note fill the rest of the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Oxvtrosfaky
No. 10 Bridge
Harth Wayman
Thomas Wayman
Alderman Jones
Ann Manley Alen
Thomas Cooper
Local Notices and Social Gleanings From Danville Area
Roy Hollenbeck returns to Mollenbeck's, Methellet ladies plan a chicken supper tonight. A F Lown of Chestnut avenue entertains his brother Sean Lown of Nineveh. PR RR Revan, Lackawanna Valley Montic Licht manager, was in Danville on business yesterday. George Alger ill at home yesterday. Mrs M C Walt and mother Mrs Harriet Havner are in New York. Mrs William Temple returned to Veiendals Mre. Lows Rector visiting Bing hamton. Charles Weetlake of Scranton called on friends in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hollenbeck
Mollenbeck
Thielty
A. F. Lown
Chestnut Avenue
Sean Lown
Nineveh
Revan
Lackwanna Valley Mlontric Licht Company
Danville
George Alger
Hla
M. C. Walt
Harriet Havner
New York
William ‘Temple
Vniendals Mre
Lows
Binghamton
Charles Weetlake
Scranton
Taylor News Highlights Local Library Officers and Weddings
The Price Library association held meetings in library rooms with a large turnout. Officers were elected: President W. Fl Owens, recording secretary HH Chopper, financial secretary T J Hughes, treasurer FE G Watkins, Victarian Frank Teeker, directors WW Cooper John A Jones Jr Evan G Watkins Frank Decker and 0 M Williams. Marriage news reports Miss Priscilla Scrivens wed Mr Thomas T Jenkins on Nov 15 at St James Appleton Church, officiated by Rev Roger Terael. Mrs Bayard T Griffiths starts as clerk at Judges & Co Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library Association
W. Fl Owens
HH. Chopper
Finuwnehil
T. J. Hughes
FE. G. Watkins
Victarian
Frank Teeker
Z. Cooper
Tohn A. Jone, Jr
Evan G. Watkins
Frank Decker Aind
Bayard T. Griffiths
Judes &Co
Main Street
Gertrude Reese
Kate Clarke
Old Forge School
Delaware, Lackawannaan
Weerter
Obituaries and Society News From Jermyn Mayfield Area
Mrs. Rachael Pritchard of Mayfield died at Olyphant on Monday. Funeral services will be held at the Congregational church with interment in Ridge Cemetery. Mayfield Hose Co. elected new officers. Local residents visited Scranton and discussed health and social events. Prof. Rutten and Hogarth’s band performed in Windsor Hall with a reprise planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Pritchard
Olyphant
Mayfield
Integra
Evans
Mr. Jenkins
Thomas Cook
Ridge Cemetery
William Walker Hose Company
Samuel Mendelson
BE. F. Edmunds
P. W. Bergan
W. J. Byrne
John M. Callaghan
Edward Gilgalion
Bryon Coggins
John Cuff
Enterprise Hall
Joseph Tennis
Main Street
Tallet
Abraham Biking
Weat Mayfield
Rutten
Windsor Hall
Hogarth
Real Estate and City Notices Mix In Brief Classifieds
The column blends rental and sale ads with notices on local transit, post office mail weight, and street-level events. Listings include four-room rentals on Garfield avenue and various business services. Other items note track work by the traction company and court actions on the ordinance affecting Scranton cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamship
New York
Mavilla
Archbald
Ball's Bowl
Pockville Borough
Thieves try to steal two hunting dogs from Peckville
William Goyne reports two men broke into his barn, seized two hunting dogs, and fled near the Presbyterian church. He believes he can identify the suspects and plans to pursue arrests. Also local notices urge recalling a false burgess candidacy claim by James W Smith and report various social and church activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goyne
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Goyne
Captain Dennison Praises Remedy For Army Bowel Ailments
Captain C G Dennison, famed African commander, writes from Vryburg Rechunaland on November 4 1sv7 that he bought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his last campaign and used it for his men with beneficial results. Sold by all druggists Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents Lid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dennison
Africa
Vryburg
Rechunaland
Chamberlain
Matthew Bros
East Side Councilman Ill and Local Notices
Councilman Thomas Manley is seriously ill. Forest Mining paid employees at this place yesterday. A Dewey social will be held in Father Mathew hall. Mrs Euphemia J Wells is re appointed district deputy for the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Post Office bids called for mail carriage between this place and Eynon. A letter from Walter Burke, formerly of this place, now a firefighter aboard the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Manley
East Side
Forest Mining Company
Father Mathew
Euphemia J. Wells
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Ofice Department
Eynon
Walter Burke
United States
Pittston Notices Include Engagement And Armory Plans
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Prof. M. E. Golden and Miss Anna J. Walsh is noted. Also reported are election results for Company M Ninth Regiment West Pittston with Captain F. C. Casper and plans for a new armory costing about 10 000 dollars funded by 10 dollar shares, with 157 shares sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Pittston
M. E. Golden
Imuele
Anna J. Walsh
Duryea
Mirey Township
Fhemley
Company M
Ninth Regiment
West Pittston
F.C. Casper
Record of sale available in Scranton at Beleman Broo pews
A notice indicates a record can be obtained at the Scranton location near 4% Spruce and 54 Linden, with M Norton at 222 Lackawanna Avenue and LS Schutser at 111 Spruce Street. The text lists access points and names connected to the sale record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Beleman Broo
Spruce
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
LS. Schutser
Spruce Street
Scranton Timetables for Connections to Major Cities
Rail timetable lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via different lines with departure times 7 65 a m 2 28 pm and 7 6 5 a m. It notes Black Diamond Express services and Pullman parlor sleeping cars on main routes. Also shows connections to White Haven Pottsville Bethlehem and Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Niagara Falls with various via routes and arrival times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Phladelphia
New York
White Haven
H. Hy
Pottsville
Toth
Te & W
Geneva
Rochester
Muffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicace
Thor. R
Black Diamond Express
Bundives
D & VE Rh
Pullman
Lehinh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelpha
Buffalo
Steponvlon
Rollin VM
Wilbur
Cortland
Chas. & Lee
Pass
Cortlandt Street
A. W
A. W. Nonnemacher, Div. Pass. Agt., South Hethlehem
Porthekete
Lackawanna Ave
Carbondale
Lea
Fer Aling
Buratora
Montreat
Toefen
New Binghand
Wonendate
Wilkes
Barro
Thorea Ails. Ator
Lehigh Valley
Fennaviviata
Wasioen Prt
Tohinh Volle Rellrond
Wit Blane Dimond Expres
Wilkes-Faree
Albury
Siretoza
Montreal
Rosston
New Ei
Ingland
All Pointe
United States
Canada
J. W. Burdieck
Albany
W. Cross
Central Railrarl at New Jercee Stations in New York
A railroad timetable fragment lists stations Newark Elisabeth Philadelphia Boston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk and White Haven with express departures around 8 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. including routes to Baltimore Washington Reading Harrisburg and via Allentown, noting through tickets to eastern western points at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceranton
New York
Boston
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Wimira
Corning
Tuth
Danvilla
Mount Mortid
Juffato
Tffate
Ninelimton
Felehfield Springs
Nerthombertend
Pintatan
Wilkie Barre
Piemouth
Alcamebire
Vile
Northumber
Williamswort
Elareleture
Jaltimone
Warhington
North
North Vier Tengy Ty
Nod
Ealie Sa
Central
New Jercee
Sthert Street
South Ferry
Wittehall
Ineur Fine Dlomiiners
Econfort
Scranton
Newark
Elisabeth
Palladelphia
Baston Bethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Maven
Expres
Biundage
Pitteton
Wihes-Martre
Baltimore
Washington
Kouth
West
Bethlehem
Fortong
Ocean Crave
Reading
Lohwnon
Harrisburg
Sunerave
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Polandey
Asanult
T. J. Davin
T. J. Davis
Thomas Murdock
Taylor Street
Obediah Day
Feltaville
Taylor News
Jenkins and
Jermyn and Mayfield
Evans Toding
People’s Exchange
N. Garfield Avenue
City
Garfield Avenue
Tribune
J, & Ferry Mix. Co
Cincinnati
IBM
Boranten
Sainry
Avdrowm
P.O. Boxial
St. Cloud
North Seventh Street
Evans & Co
Chicago
Police and Fire Departments
ELOW
Goodrich
Jermyn Hotel
Penneylvaniag
Baker
Scheuer Nrow
Brook Street
Stenograpne
Washington Avenue
Mulberry
Pine Streets
Monroe Avonite
I Lndy
Aostiver
Tom Pinder
Questels
Mohrtoo Avenue
Pine Street
Louise Shoemaker
Acuima Avenue
A. Tro Briggs
Poole
AO. Briggs
Lene
North Main Verve
Mhele
Adama and Mulberry
Fenton
Clatrvoyvant
Bieiness Investments
Ulver Street
Tripp's
Edward Hh, Davis
Connell
EB. i Walter
Offich
Lewis Hancock I
Cor, Wash
Derick L. Brown
Wbrien Gaudton
TI. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Mant
oornrTisTa
1_O. LYMAN
Hospital
Cor
Wyoming
F. Reynolds
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Bnower
Wours
ELK Cafe
Frankin Avenue
ZE Eigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Richard J. Rourke
J._W. BROWNING
Moore Wildine
Motre
Washinton Avenue
Sprucy Street
Omiorn
Frank Ff Aoyle
Fluretors
TN Levey
Jessup
ANT
Commonwealth Willding
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
Reoma SH
Board of ‘Trade
Edward W.W. Thayer
Fir
Ath Noor
Meare Br Building
L. A. Watres
We Board of Trade Building
Pitrchmr
Attornay-At-Law
Commonwealthy Building
Gyranton
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
Comegys
Puntata
Berthole
PHY Sing
W. F. Allen
North Washington Mvone
L. M. Gates
Os Board of Trade
Sito Fo. mi
Madison Avenue
R. W. Wamortatix
Scttioots
The
Lackawanna
Owens Rept
Wth
Bend
Thomas M. Ae
Prieinal
W. FB. Plumbs
A. M
Evene
Gt. Clark & CO
North Main Avenue
Misotllins
Baurr
RK. J. Lauer
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberis
Musicatere
Megarger Brothers
Wrights Court
D. da
Hietory Ethet
West Market Street
John Clerkwell
Betanton
Rituation
J. J
HW. B. L
Cedar Avenue
Addraw
Franklin Ave
Hookkerphr
Dresesmaker
York
Dresemaker
Franklin Venue
M. Grover
Gener
Quincy
Peckville
Gcribes
James W. Smith
Smith
Arthur Thompein
Frank Davin
Stevens’ Point
Lizzie Peck
Pipteten
Mattie Hard
Carbondals
Mitre
A. Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Afuke
Lehigh Valley Railrowl
Ontario and Western Railway
Troia
Cadoula
Cerhomlaly
Seranton
Seranfeet
Suridave
Tonnontia
Owen
Cotoeia
Cadeela
Corhondate
I Anderson
A. T. Witcroft
T. Pla
Erie
Wyomint Valley
Newchurgh
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Scrantin
Pennsylvania —Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Norristown
Wetentee
Kiladelphia
Del
Lacka
Western
Kingston
Apair
Bimith
Diretrict Pateenger
Depot Ticket Offea
Delaware and Hudson
Atarmen
FW. Olmatsen
P Baldwin
Paes. Agt
Clothing, Shoe and Hat Co
Gents’ Furnishing Goods Department
U.W
Gents
Sic
U. W
Balbriggan
Stic
Brown’s Beehive
H. W. Howard
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