Victims of Mayfield Fire Face Troubling Health Signs
Report from Carbondale details Mrs. Miller’s severe burns and high fever raising grave concern among surgeons. While the rest of the Miller family recovers, experts monitor septic poisoning from clothing and hope fever subsides in days. Others treated at Emergency hospital include Toy Giles and several residents with injuries or illnesses. Council and mayoral actions on compensation and water decisions loom over tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miller
Mayfield
Wattie i
Made Chief Operator at Carbondale Telephone Co
Resignation of Mrs Predertete G Watt née Elisabeth Movies opens a vacancy. Manager J S Hughes promotes Miss Louise Phillips to the chief operator post. Miss Phillips brings relevant experience and courteous manner. Miss Anna Dimock moves to day service, Miss May Taylor succeeds Dimock, and Miss Madge Vaughn is hired as relief operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predertete G. Watt
Elisabeth Movies
Carbondale Telephone Company
J.S. Hughes
Louise Phillips
Phillips
Miss Anna Dimock
Ghly
May ‘Taylor
Miss Dimock
Madge Vaughn
The Dr M Faund Select Council Bill Meeting Tonight
The select council meeting rescheduled from last Monday due to lack of quorum will be held tonight, coinciding with the common council. A claim for Dr M Mulchin for professional services related to Thompson family sink pox cases will be discussed, with prior joint committee critique noting the $400 amount as excessive given limited visits.
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Select Counell
Common Council
Select Courell
M. 2
Mulchin
Thompson
Davin
Select
Chaiwman Masters
Common
Coffee Sufferers Turn to Postum in Health Appeal
A grocery wife in Quire thuge New York recounts headaches and liver troubles from coffee and credits Postum with relief. She praises quitting coffee, adopting Postum for company use, and urges others to try it, noting improved complexion and fewer headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quire Thuge
N. Y
Postum
Postum Ce
Battle Creek
Mich
Burke in Jail Again in Carbondale Case
Carbondale resident Burke known as Topsy Burke is jailed in Scranton awaiting trial for criminal assault on Hattie Jetpoys of Termon. He used three aliases in Schenectady and was captured after a train ride from Dehpwiare and Hudson. Burke faces December sessions in county court.
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Dowdmielk
Topsy Burke
Scranton
Hattie Jetpoys
Termon
Dwar Neaeyn
Burke
Owas
Aachitertads
Sone
Ache
York State
Hudson
Ol Burke
Elie
Tim
Dai Burke
Schenewind
Thudily
Doolin
MceHugh
Poor Old Honesdale Huskies Crushed by Carbondale Youths 11–6
A report from The Tribune details a chaotic Saturday game where Carbondale beat Honesdale High School 11 to 6. Key Carbondale players Quin Boland Wynn led the attack while Honesdale relied on Campbell and Weaver. the Swiftwinds beat Pittston 0–0 at Alumni Park with captain Dick Monaghan praised for his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Pittston
the Tribune
Honesdale
Millerville
Rudge
Canin Street Hill
White's Crossing
Main Street
Chuck Connors
Chuck
Lodge of Sorrow
Gunalers
Kilpatrick
Forbes
Scott
Frick
Lyons
Gillis
Wynn
Boland
Quinn
Amusements at the Grand Tonight With Noted Entertainers
A promising Grand Theatre program offers a musical gallery of lively songs and bright lyrics designed to lift spirits amid weary days. Stars include Newell and Niblo from the Empire London and Annie Oakley from Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, headlining the border play The Western Girls with a frontier tale and a dramatic mail stage coach scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Niblo
Empire
London
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Lynch
Cure Told by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Richmond woman tests the remedy for feminine troubles by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports backache leucorrhea bearing down pains and weight gain after starting in June 1901, saying she improved from 98 to 100 pounds and became a new woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Trpwax
West 10Th St
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vaudeville adapts Rupert of Hentgau at Lyceum
The afternoon and evening vaudeville features dramatize Anthony Hope's Rupert of Hentgau a sequel to The Prisoner of Hentgau Marty Leighton leads the cast The play was shown at the Lycee Scranton on Thursday evening and received favorable notices from local press holiday parents are said to favor it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hope
Rupert of
Longevity and Loss Mark Carbondale Obituary of Mrs. Janie Davis
Mrs. Janie Davis of Carbondale died at 4 45 PM at her daughter in law Sophia Daviss home 48 River Street from acute bronchial illness She was nearly a nanogenarian and had lived in Carbondale seventy two years Born October 25 1818 in Annon Scotland she moved with her family to Fredericksburg Maryland then Dundwy and finally Carbondale She was married to John T Davis fifty eight years ago He died eighteen years ago She was a longtime member of Trinity Holocopal church She is survived by two daughters Mrs Nathan Guyer of New York City and Mrs J K R Lucey of Grand Rapids Michigan Her husband served as an inspector under the Delaware and Hudson current details note the coincidence of another family member dying in Scranton yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Davis
Carbondale
Sophia Davis
River Street
Hhime
Annon
Seothand
Fredericksburg
Dundwy
Davie Lad
John T. Davis
Thin City
Dr. Noble
Me Davis
Henie
Delaware and Hudson
Davis
Trinity Holocropal Church
Thomas Drumm
Scranton
Thomas Fijllesple
The
Familly
New York City
Mra
J. KR. Lucey
Grand Rapids, Mich
Druggist advises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Danville Indiana druggist Mer L Thompson urges customers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough. He claims it prevents and cures croup, treats throat troubles, and recommends keeping a bottle at home, especially with children. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer, L. Thompson
Danville
Ind
Charmberlain
Family and Widow Davis Funeral Arrangements
The funeral for Mrs Sophii Davis widow of James Davis will be held Tuesday at Oppom. Rev Ro AL Sawyer will conduct services. Burial is in Maplewood cemetery with the family observing the rites for ten years since her husband passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlaw
Sophii Davis
James Davis
Oppom
Ro AL Sawyer
Maplewood Cemetery
Aged man Davidson arrested for malicious mischief
Davidson was arrested Saturday afternoon by Chief McAndrew on a malicious mischief charge filed by P H H Cillbran of the Pennsylvania Telephone Co. He was held in bail by Alderman Atkinson. The charge cites removing dirt around a pole serving Henry McLaughlin in Brooklyn causing the pole to loosen and fall. Davidson renewed the activity after replacement, aided by claims of spite toward the McLaughlin family, saying he wanted dirt to fill a hollow place in front of his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
McAndrew
P. HH. Cillbran
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Alderman Atkinson
Henry McLaughlin
Brooklyyn
Wis
Infant Daughter of Jermann Family Dies of Meningitis
A nine month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Jermann of Powderly Street, died Saturday from spin alomeningitis. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon and burial occurred at St Tose cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Jermann
Powderly Street
St. Tose Cemetery
Local residents active in Wayne County history and regional events
Liumuel Tolley of Honesdale distributes the Well-fnished illustrated history of Wayne county published by the Wayne Independent. Scranton visitors include James Carden and others. Carbondale hosts callers Abe Sabin and Rev BE Roberts attend events. several residents recover from illnesses and injuries, with social visits noted across Scranton, Honesdale, and Canaan Street.
Early Christmas shoppers urged to beat the rush
An editorial urges shoppers to buy early for better selection and comfort. Stores report strong demand as Christmas goods come in early and crowds grow. The piece advises shopping before 10 o'clock and choosing trusted, reputable stores.
Women's Tailor Made Suits and Velour Wraps Arrive
A local shop features women's tailor made suits priced from 10 to 50 with novelty materials like hopsacking and dotted effects. The store also showcases Paris imported Velour Wraps and blouses with Monte Carlo styles priced 25 to 75, highlighting a broad, high quality selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Silk Petticoats and Skirts Hit The American Market
The article describes French fashion influence on American petticoats and skirts, noting lower prices for domestic versions. It lists prices from $6.50 for black petticoats with ruffles up to $25 with lace and pleats, and mentions closing out twenty plain colored silk skirts.
Silk Mufflers On Sale In Black And White Silk
Silk mufflers offered at 1 and 1 25 dollars with prices up to 3 50. The broad selection features mostly black and white brocaded silk designed to cover the crack where cold creeps into the neck.
Wrist bags lead Paris style trend this year
The article notes wrist bags as the year’s most feminine and pronounced fashion, offering chatelaine style, comfort, and a built in pocketbook. Prices begin at 50 cents and rise to five dollars, with the store boasting high fur sales and large purchases, especially in neckpieces across fur grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jermany Mayfield Injured While Handling Frightened Animal
William Jaggers, a well known citizen in Falem, was severely hurt Saturday morning when an enraged animal ripped free from a rope Jaggers held. The animal dragged him several feet, fracturing his jaw. Dr. Shields attended him before he was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Jaggers
Falem
Yh. Shields
Town Notices and Local News From Blakely Area
Fragments describe a cow incident, residents' travels, and social updates. Mentions Patrick Kennedys of Mast Side, Huntington trip, Delaware and Hudson depot staff, Hose company building plans, rummage sale, visitors in town, and a new clothing store position. Officers, families, and neighbors featured in brief items.
Town forms Young Men's club plan at Pajher Mathew Hall
A town meeting yesterday afternoon at Mathew Hall drew about a hundred residents. The crowd signaled support for forming a Young Men's club. Father Matthew O'Donnell presided and urged unity while outlining steps to organize the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Mathew
Peckville Hydrants to be Restored After Payment
Wilson Bure company members urged to attend a meeting as hydrants in Third ward, dug up by water company for non payment, were not restored by council despite water rent paid. Taxpayers fear lack of protection until hydrants are replaced. Mr and Mrs Lt Taylor visited relatives in town. Dunmore resident Thon rauuschbuugh noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bure Company
Iit Ja
Taylor
Biv
Ales
Thon Rauuschbuugh
Dunmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Hanls
Toy Giles
Charge Giles
Terrace Street
John Garden
Parview Street
Tr. Edwards
HR. J. Snyder
Cvouncil
O'Neill
Malaun
Connerti
Juset
Tiwan
Frederick Watt
Carbondale Company
Exchange
DR. Malaun
Select Council
Carbondalian
Jermyn
Schenectady
Edward Neary
York
W. H. Pelham, Jr
E. Baker St
Lydia LK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mose
Liumuel Tolley
Wayne County
Wayne Independent
James Carden
West Side
Coogan
John Kirkwood
Chauncey Smilth
Thomas Murphy
Stephen Marooney
Susquehanna
P. J Moffitt
Seventh Avenue
Frederick F. Forbes
Beranton
Abe L. Sabin
BE. R. Roberts
North Scranton
J. W. Kilpatrick
Patrick J. Carden
Peter O'fourke
Philadelphia
Edward O'Rourke
Thomas Roche
Clairke Dros
Mias Blanche
Margaret Kennedy
South Canaan
T. F
Thomas A. Bhannen
Cannan Street
Joseph Kelly
Connolly & Wallace Nton’s Shopping den
Jack Robinson
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Wwe
Patrick Kennedys
Gillley
Huntington
Eviding
Pittebure
Howells
Mynon
Levi Amex
Willand Huger
Third Street
Myphant Hose Company
Borouch
Town Hall
Buildig
Blakely
Srna
Johmnes Brown
Savighiers
Loulee
Nellie Brown
Friedman & Goodman's
Mia
James J. O'Malley
Dela Ware Street
Olyphant
Peckville
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