Council Deadlock Over Dr Muataun Claim Divides City
The Carbondale select council adjourned with a tied vote on Dr Muataun's claim for twenty five days at twenty dollars per day. Mayor ONeill and Dr Malin led opposition while Mr Mannion backed the claim, and the dispute drew in Davies Barrett and others into a lengthy debate. The body finally defeated the claim by tie, with questions about costs and related charges lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. . Muataun
Progidentivis
Pleteher
Finiphoes
Sui
Oneill
Malin
Tae Woot
Ec Eodinedis Fran Svea
Ted Be
Chatwin Dios
Mihi
Mienipsan
Tina
Mina
Chivis
Iis
Alalititi
Mer
Davis
Martin
Wimsei
Ohwlen
Hooker
Mithun
Mir Davis
Daivis
Capposithon
Gale
Davie Hovett
Sealonnon
Meteher
Mannion
Selena
Barivett
Dr. Midhach
Byrne Drives $4 Million Glenville Graphite Merger
William J Byrne of Carbondale heads a Pennsylvania syndicate that bought Keystone Graphite mines at Glenville Canada. A new Glenville Graphite Company will form with 4 million capital and start mining at once with mills and plant upgrades. Partners include Forney congressman Williams John J Powell and others from Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Byrne
Carbondale Boys
Soo Mny
Willam J. Byrne
Dawness Enterprises
New York City
Canada
New York Sun
Pennsylvania Rew
William J. Byrne
Tyly
Kondale
Ling Dought
Keystone Graphite Company
Glenville
Comadé
Forney
Williams
Pennsylvania
John J. Powell
Plymouth
Pau
Ishinon Vermeer
Abram Neeblit
Bk. Ww. Milligan
Wilken- Barre
New York Tribune
Druggist Advocate Praises Champlain Cough Remedy
A Panville Indiana druggist Mr C Thompson promotes Champlain's Cough Remedy as the best prevention for croup and a cure for whooping cough and throat lung troubles. He urges keeping a bottle at home especially with children present, recommending it be stocked by all druggists.
City Board Probes Milk Supply Over Suspected Typhoid Spread
The Board of Health forms a committee to investigate the city milk supply as officials debate a possible typhoid fever epidemic. Dr John Niles and Dr Wo Nelly urge caution, noting no definite epidemic and planning public disclosure after county inspections. A milk testing expert from Widwayer, Soninton, will join the Tuesday night session to aid the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Istelle
Curhandiale
John Niles
Gans
Suppy Paidenia
Niles
Nelly
Bone
Phe
Gesure
Widwayer
Soninton
Howride
Minsk
Thanksgiving Day Services At Trinity Church
Trinity Church observes Thanksgiving with Holy Communion at Saym and morning prayer at 10 30 by Rector Rollin A Sawyer. A special Thanksgiving anthem and prayers accompany offerings for St Luke's Hospital South Bethlehem. Evening services are omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Mpiaeapul
Saym
Mew
Rollin A
Sawyer
St. Luke's Hospital
South Bethlehem
Train Conductor Dies After Fall From Delaware and Hideoon Train
Frank E. Morgan of South Terree Street a railway conductor fell from a moving Delaware and Hideoon train at noon yesterday near South Nineveh and was killed. Coroner from Windsor is notified. His wife and three children survive. Mrs Patrick J Collins of Brooklyn Street, age eleven, died suddenly at 9 o'clock last night. Dr John Niles attended but she was dead on arrival. Death attributed to probable apoplectic stroke. She survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Morgan
South Terree Street
South Nineveh
Windsor
Ventipatiog
Eli Ron
Patrick J. Collins
Brooklyn Street
Ontario and Western Crossing
John Niles
Burglars Rob Prinsky’s Clothing Store in Avoca
On Saturday night burglars broke into Prinsky's clothing store in Avoca and stole goods valued at $120. They shattered the door by removing the glass pane. Mr. Prinsky discovered the break on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinsky
Mr. Prinesky
Domini can Fathers Hold Two Week Church Im iesion
A religious immersion at St Marys church begun Sunday by Domican Fathers will run two weeks with women attending the first week and men the second. Masses at 6 and 8 am daily and an evening sermon at 7 20 pm are planned. Funeral notices and social items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Fathers
St. Mary's Church
Martin Burke
West Side
Michael
Pennsylvar
Firenon's Brotherhood
Selock
Doies
Ditines Aliyock
Trowneville
Frida
Ehotern Torantum
St. Mary's Cemetery
Abr
David Parry
Vandlig
Oyster supper at St James church and local notices
JERMYN MAYFIELD. The oyster supper at St. James church will be held tomorrow at the Keifer building Mal street. Tickets are fifteen cents. Cooks include Corey Davis and Hills. assistants led by Pendred Whitmore and Reeves. The remains of Patrick Kennedy were viewed yesterday. funeral at 2 pm with Artesian Hose and Ancient Order of Hibernians attending. Rev Thomp son leaves for Charleroi to officiate at a new mission church. Farewell remarks praised his service. A 17 month old child of Tarvey died yesterday. funeral this afternoon. John Popernoe injured at the Ver ton colliery. Delaware and Hudson paid first half wages yesterday. Miss Ella Coon accepted a position with Willman Baker. Mr and Mrs Griffiths and children visited Scranton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menor St. James
Keifer
Om Mal Street
Attorney Corey
D. Davis
Silis B. Hills
Burgess Pendred
Stephen
Maynard R. Thompson
Charleroi
Pittsburg
Ele
California
Dr Waller
Methodist Episcopal Church
Whiten
Carbondale
Thomas
Peckville
Spencer
Brlikely
Ar. Thompson
Thompson
Thomas Cy Tarvey
North Main Street
John Popernoe
Dverton
Jackson
Mayfield
Delaware and Hudson
Ella Coon
Willman & Baker
Thomas BE. Griffiths
Scranton
Funeral service for Travid W Powell on Taylor Street
The funeral for Travid W Powell of Taylor Street is set for 2 PM at his residence with burial in Forest Home Cemetery. He was a member of several organizations and members are asked to meet at their halls at 1 PM for obsequies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travid W. Powell
Taylor Street
Forest Home
Devensed
Taylor Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Pellows
Temple of Love Juige
American True Ivorites
Lackawinns Lodge
Ammerican Protestant Association
Pyne Mine
Calvary Baptist Church
Teo
N. H. Harris
Churcch
Harris
Mars
W. Peterson
Gertrude Watkins
W. L. Jones
Enders
United Mine Workers of America
William Robinson
Providence
Samuels
Mall Street
Lades’ Ald Society
Archdakl and Pyne Primitive Methodist
Ly. Agnew's Powder Diffuses Breath Regimen
Ad reads a diffuser product with a bottle included, claiming to ease catarrh headache sore throat and heathens. Mentions De Annan's Liver Pills sold in doses for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annan
Social and church notices from Scranton area
The item lists a church social on Thanksgiving night with tickets sold by church members. It notes sermons in Finglish at Welsh Congregational Church by Rev. D. P. Jones of West Scranton. Multiple brief greetings mention visitors and residents: Minnie Evans of Hiraleton and Christine Ruth Hiarlos of Washington Street visiting Jessie Aar los at Stroudsburg Normal School, Mrs. William Reese of Union Street visiting daughter Mrs. John Gordon at Lincoln Heights, Hon Edward Jones of Scranton a business caller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lake of North Scranton hosting relatives I. R. Jenkins of Mill Street, Mrs. Charles Blackwell of Milwaukee visiting here, Marie Bortrle of Moscow visiting Mrs. John Davenport on Atherton Street, and Mary Samuels of Main Street visiting relatives in West Scranton.
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D. P. Jones
West Scranton
Minnie Evans
Hiraleton
Christine
Ruth Hiarlos
Washington Street
Jessie Aarlos
Stroudsburg Normal School
Williaam Reese
Union Street
John Gordon
Lincoln Heights
Edward Jones
Scranton
Wis
Uller
Robert Lake
North Scranton
Marie Bortrle
Moscow
John Davenport
Atherton Street
Mary Samuels
Main Street
Rail train for Scranton Choral Society trip to New York
The Lackawanna Railroad will run a special passenger train from Lackawanna Avenue station at 7:00 a.m. Friday November 28 to New York City arriving around 1 p.m. Special round trip tickets are on sale at the station office for going on this train and returning on any regular train through December 5. For information contact Mr. David Pritchard transportation chair or A. C. Meinck ticket agent Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton United Choral Society
Lackawanna Railroad
Lack- Wah O Avenue
New York City
Daviid Pritchard, Chai
The
Transportation Committee
A. C C. Meinck
Luchkawanna Railroad
Scranton
Early Christmas Shopping Echoes Good Trade
An editorial urges shoppers to buy Christmas goods early to avoid crowding and delays. The piece promotes shopping before peak hours and choosing stores with trusted, reliable service to ensure comfortable, deliberate gift selection.
Women's Tailor Made Suits and Velour Wraps Arrive
Beautiful and unusual suits priced from $10 to $50 crafted in hopsacking dotted fabrics and broadcloth with silk trimmed skirts. Velour Wraps and coats from Paris enhance our collection, with blouses and Monte Carlo styles priced from $25 to $75. Large assortment and rapid turnover due to imports.
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Paris
Silk Petticoats and Silk Skirts on Sale
The article notes American silk Petticoats and Silk Skirts priced from $6.50 to $25, highlighting Parisian influence, variety of pleats and laces, and affordable imports versus domestic options. It mentions closeout sale of about twenty plain colored Silk Skirts.
Fur store boasts deep buy and neckpiece strength
Prices start at 50c and rise to 5 dollars. The store claims a tough buy rate, offering three times as many furs as rivals and a strong range of neckpieces in all grades.
Thanksgiving Day Special to New York City by Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers 4.35 dollar round trip tickets to New York City on Thanksgiving Day with return by November 16. Tickets go on sale Wednesday November 26 from Scranton and are valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Limited. For details contact Delaware and Hudson agents or George Heller, LV city passenger agent, Public Square Wilkes-Barre Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
George Heller
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Fall Trip to New York Expands City Attractions
A promotional note touts New York as a delightful destination with parks theatres and notable sights like Fifth Avenue Ventral Park and Bronx Park. It promotes a Pall Expedition by New Jersey Central on November 26 with flexible ticket validity and reduced rates through November 4, urging readers to consult local ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Piftth Avenue
Bronx Park
New Jersey Central
Bocual
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
DR. Malaun
Select Council
Messrs. Solomon
Barrett
Rooney
Caninan Cornell
Cly Sellehor Seuinet
Fudichiey Committee
Mor
Bodo
Celine
Montreal
Quebec
Keystone Company
Henvilla Graphite Company
Amfuine
Minpire State Trust Company
W. RB. Wetking
Berinion
Glasgow
Imperiod Munseiin
London
Mir
Beene
W. J. Byrne
Trinity Church
AVOCA
Sonera Ingase
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Jermyn
Taylor
America
Hunter
Baltimore
Lide
Danian
Baitinor
Connolly & Wallace
Jack Robinson
Washington Ave
NEW York Hotels
Lome
Athay
Eproop
4Th Ave
Koon
Bata
Suu Sih. Wik
W. H. Parke
Proprietor
Westminster Hotel
Sixtwenth St
Iring Mlaco
T. Thompson
Cooper's
Acceas
Albert New York
Broadway
Prins Ubatenabls
Ina Murry
Hans
Spruce Street
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, Pa
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