Boys Hurt Working in Coal Mines at Powderly
Frank Walker of Powderly Street suffers a serious leg injury after tripping under a moving coal car at No 1% mine. Doctor Gillis treats a sprained and bruised leg. Edward Golden, from the South Side, also injured dropping cars at Powderly colliery, with his left hand badly smashed. Local columns note a busy week with various social and personal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Powderly Street
Young Walker
Walker
Gillis
Edward Golden
South Side
Powderly
Golden
Sandtreet
Ordination at St Rose Severn Elevates Six Young Men
At the St Rose Bind church in Severn Rt Rev William O Hara conducted the ordination of six young men to the priesthood. Rev James W Malone Bernard E O Ryere Dante McCarthy Patrick Livelle and George Dixon were named for sacred offices as a large congregation attended, with many out-of-town guests and ushers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Reese of Bind Church
Willam O'Hara
Yorh
Pyle City
Dante McCarthy
Scranton
Patrick Livelle
South Scranton
George Dixon
Avown
Cyrdifyles
Vitathive
J J. Norman
T. V. Powder Tyfi
Anteon O' Connell
Jon O'Rourke
Gdeeopi O'Connor
John A White Joront Rovian
F. P. Welly
Rumor of Death Circulates in Min Street Family
The curse of Edward, son of Mero and Mia, is said dead in Fontemantics. Patrick Clarke, once MUtreet, reportedly killed by the view in a cave by whoot. Parents know nothing definite and fear for Brennen and Frank Perennoy who may have traveled seven weeks ago to hop regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evlwand Chirke
Mero
Mia
Patrick Clarke
Mutreet
Oavey
New York State
Frank Perennoy
Brennen
Clarke
Masons Plan Winter Lectures and Entertainments
The Masons propose another season of first class lectures and entertainments this winter with low prices to give the public access to quality performances. Most commandery members favor continuing the series, though final adoption awaits unforeseen issues. The project aims not to profit but to provide high caliber attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Burial of Mrs Clarke at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Mrs Michael Clarke of Foot Street were held at St Joseph Church with a brief ritual, followed by interment at J Howe cemetery. A large turnout and abundant floral offerings marked the tribute. pallbearers included Norton, Bawa Kelly, William Nirten, John Barrett, James Toolan, James Royle, Peter Mullaney, and Jamie Barrett. An adjacent report notes local mines entering full-time nine-hour shifts, with record wages last month and expectations of higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Clark
Foot Street
Tueceiny
T. Joss Church
Waecheld
J. Howe
Alo Jarire
Man Norton
Bawa Kelly William Nirten
John Barrett
James Toolan
James Royle
Peter Mullaney
Jamey Barrett
Evangelist Ferdinand Schiveren Heads Home After Campaign
Ferdinand Schiveren, the evangelist, left for his Long Island home last night on the 10.50 Delaware and Hudson train. He has spent little time with his family the past year and was eager to reach them. Fr. Wolfsohn departed yesterday for Huffalo, his home, where he will remain until joining Mr. Schiveren for their southern campaign. Carbondale residents and Contractor Robinson along with his workers expressed satisfaction with the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schiveren
Evangelisr
Long Island
Fr. Wolfsohn
Huffalo
Mr. Schiveren
Carbondale
Robinson
Local notes and obituaries from Sankle Tribe meeting and town life
Francia Lewis dies Tuesday afternoon. Sankle Tribe chiefs raised at the meeting include Sachem Robert Birbeck and senior and junior sagamores George Snyder Henry Lish endon and prophet James Connell. George Lloyd dies Tuesday night. Trestle repair at Johnson's Shaft to finish soon. Postmaster Griffin buys new fixtures and pleases the town. Mrs. Potter of Justus visits daughter Mia Judd Gelatt visits Main. Indian show at Olyphant drew many youths. Water pressure is very low in higher town areas. George Munford attends Firemen’s convention in Reading. Archbald visits noted. Ad: advertise in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia
John Lewis
Sachem
Robert Birbeck
Griffin
Potter
Justus
Mia
Judd Gelatt
Main Street
Olyphant
JG. Miller
Reading
George Munford
Archbald
Honesdale Changes In Business and Home News
William Gieseke leases the John N. C. Bader store on Upper Main Street and plans possession next March with remodeling and possible ready made clothing. Mrs. Crossley and son relocate from Richmondale to Honesdale. Arch-deaconry meeting details appear in Saturday's Tribune. A new barber shop may open soon. Carrera finish work on the Honesdale National Bank exterior proceeds rapidly. A Pike County murder news sparked local alarm and calls for swift justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gieseke
Upper Main Street
John N.C. Bader
Guckenbergh
Ciescke
Thomas Crossley
Honesdale
Richmondale
Crossley
Grace Church
Honesale
Miner Patrick Reddy Dies in Erie Mine Accident
Patrick Reddy, a respected miner, was killed by a fork fall in Erie mines on Wednesday night. He leaves a wife and four sons. Mrs. James Edmunds has been ill and will travel to Philadelphia today for hospital care. Witnesses Miss Kate Kelker and Patrick saw "The Kerry Gow" in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Reddy
Erie
James
Edmunds
Delaware and Hudson
Philadelphia
Kate Kelker
Patrick
Kerry Gow
Scranton
New South American Kidney Cure Offers Fast Relief
A claimed remedy titled New South American Kidney Cure promises relief from kidney and bladder distress within six hours. It claims prompt pain relief in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages for both men and women and relief from water retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italmont
Waylaid in New York City Thomas Lynch dies
Thomas Lynch a New York resident and clerk for E L Lynch clothing died after a gang attack in New York City last Sunday. Funeral in New York today. Mrs Louise Fear of Broad street dies at about 68 after illness. survived by husband Jesse Fear and daughter. Venus Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor marks 16th anniversary with banquet and entertainment. A new social club forms in the valley with officers named. Mrs Anthony Clifford of Avoca dies suddenly leaving a husband and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thomas Lynch
New York
E. L. Lynch
Louise Fear
Broad Street
Jesse D. Fear
Ly Tenth Ward
Fieley
Primitive Methodist Church
Venus Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Diddellows’ Hall
Samuel Fenr
George Hastie
Willam Wilkians
Robert Graham
Stephen Wilson
James Hastie
Avova
Mise Helvereen
Aaron Mitchell
Nelle Jans
Louis James
Thomas Hastie
George Ed. Martin
Walter Watson
Henry Martin
Alex Martin
Caledonian Club
Anthony Clifford
Avoca
Local social notes dazzle Scranton Wilkes-Barre area
Miss Lena Maloney returns from visit to Miss Marie Carroll of Scranton. Mrs J Kane and sister Jane Stout visit with Mrs J Harkins in Wilkes-Barre. Police chiefs and professors attend matinee of The Octoroon. Prof Boden tests new pave, calls it finest. J Arch McDougall returns after severe cold. Dr Barrett’s condition improves. doctors hopeful. Emmett Hoffman visits from Scranton. William Evans, a Gazette typo, seriously ill. Donnelly Lydon Murray man goes home from Little Meadows. Dr G Underwood and wife to Atlanta expo. one month southern trip. Mrs Archbald McDougall and Harriet Cooper visit Scranton. Miss Abbott of Davenport joins. Lailes’ Ald society hosted by Mrs A Mel Dewitt on Susquehmana Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Maloney
Marie Carroll
Scranton
Maggie
Lizgie Kane
Duryea
J. Kane
South Main Street
Mia
Jane Stout
Philadelphia
J. Harkins
Wilkes-Barre
Loftus
John MacNamara
Frank Gordon
Wilkes- Barre
Professor Boden
New York
Columbia School of Mines
Barber Asphalt Company
J. Arch McDougall
Music Hall
Barrett
Emmett Hoffman
William Evans
Gazette
W. J. Donnelly
Donnelly, Lydon & Murray
Little Meadows
Susquehanna County
Br. G. Underwood
Will Vlert
Archbald McDougall
Harriett Cooper
West Side
Misa Abbott
Davenport
A. Mel. Dewitt
Lailes’ Ald Society
West Side Presbyterian Church
Susquelmana Avenue
Paving progress and church evangelism in Pittston scrutiny
The Scranton Tribune notes asphalt paving in the central city finished and uptown work urged as homeowners sign on. It warns Main street may miss winter paving if residents fail to pay their shares. Rev. S Ross McClements plans evangelistic services at Broad Street Presbyterian Church with pastors from West Pittston Kingston and Moosic aiding. The funeral of Mrs Kennedy was held yesterday at 3 pm with interment at St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ross McClements
Broad Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Hip Disease Cure
A Philadelphia father touts Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cured his daughter's hip disease. He states the girl improved after starting the medicine, regaining ability to reach playthings and grow healthier, with others advised to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Philadelphia
Wes
E. Beany
Philadsiphie
Funeral Services and Local Notices From Pittston
Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Fear led by Rev J R Hussart and interment at West Pitteton. St John’s choir meets at 7 for instruction under M L McDougall. Fire destroys Samuel Wilder house on Wear Avoca due to defective wiring. Dark Town Hook and Ladder to hold ball at Armory Hall on Inez Firemen’s Day. Select Council to meet tonight. Michael Dougher, Civil War veteran, died after pneumonia. funeral at 3 this afternoon. John Cooney, 19, injured at No 10 shaft. hospitalized. Local medical association to meet at Dr Benscoter’s office. Joe Murphy in Shaun Thue. Comstock’s minstrels to perform at Music Hall next Monday. 114 members. bands and drum corps. Pittston Business Directory advertises Wright & Co plumbing and exchange services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook and Ladder Company
Armory Hall
Inez
Select Council
Louise Fear
Scotch Hill
J.R. Hussart
Primitive Methodist Church
Lyman and
Smith
West Pitteton
Michael Dougher
Keno
Hoaital
Michael McNair
Searle Street
John Cooney
Trowntown
Shaft
Morin.s
Meical Association
Benscoter
Joe Murphy
Shaun Thue
Music Hall
Comstock
Minstrels
Forest City News Highlights Local Happenings
John Free of Pittsburg visits Forest City as former resident and Hillside Electric head. Susquehanna County Medical society meets in Hopbottom with Dr Grander to present on scarlet fever. Local hunters seek pheasants while taxes and voting rules loom. Excelsior Social club sets Oct 17 social in Davis Opera House. Barbers unionize. Sunday work banned and shops close Monday 6 pm. Ground broken for homes on Delaware Street. Epworth league delegates named for Wilkes-Barre and Honesdale meetings. Various lectures and social events planned. Forest City Car and Manufacturing builds a large plant, aims October completion and new jobs. company prospects cited as bright for town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Free
Pittsburg
Free
Forest City
Hillside Company
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Hopbottom
F. L. Grander
Etta Moyle
Scranton
Eilzabeth Higging
Hillesde Company
Delaware and Hudzon
Wandling
Excelsior Social Club
Davis’ Opera House
J. C. Staley
W. J. Pentecost
Delaware Street
Epworth League
Wilkes-Barre
G. B. Stone
L. H. May
F. J. Osgood
Jennie Stark
Honesdale
Jessie Stone
Eunice Dunn
Fred Husserl
A. M. Westgate
Yelvington
F. E
Bernice
Forest City Car and Manufacturing Company
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy used by millions. It claims to soothe the child soften the gums relieve pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhoea. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle and sold by druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Byrne
Impoverished Blood and Its Dreadful Effects
The passage warns that impoverished blood, whether from inheritance or poor condition, causes severe agony. It links a terrible complexion and foul ulcers to widespread organ disease and suggests death is near for the sufferer.
Bovinine Promoted as Vitality Booster by Physicians
Historic advertisement touts Bovinine as a powerful food preparation that creates new flesh tissue and red blood cells. It claims to strengthen vital centers, dispel poisons, and function as an energizing tonic endorsed by over 25 000 physicians.
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Seday
Colteeie
Og8
Frank Stoutinger
Ontario and Western Railroad
Nll
Simreil
Alicia Colter
Edward Yarrington
Wayne Street
Leabelle Lindsay
Mul Street
Misa Hettle Jenkins
Plymouth
Mra. Duret Lindsay
Sarah Mooney
Center Village
L. H. Malone
Robert Brygon
St. Rose Cemetery
David Davies
South Church Street
John G. Singer
Salem Avenue
Clark's Summit
A. D. Harding
Susquehanne
Sperl Heater Company
W. L. Clarke
Ethel
Ruth
Berwick
Albert Day
Peckville
Miya
Stanley Day
M.p.walsh
Heookinn
N.Y
T. V. Walker
Sour Main Street
George Lewsley
Pittston
Ordained
ST. Rose
Severn
Edward Curse
Min Street
Fouth
J. Scott Inglis Garpets
Lackawanna Avenue
Price Burg
Tribune
Henry Whitteman
James O'Neill
Edwin Burke
J. Miller
Keystone Hall
The
Scranton Tribune
William Street
Pittston Business Directory
Wright & Co
Bovinine
Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
Broadway
Forty-First ST
Grand Central Snd West Shore
Louis
Todd
J. A. Fife
Euaget
Dexren
Atx Betsies
Cheno Medical CO
Market ST Philboclphia PR
Empire Dry Goods CO
Lackawanna Ave
Hazleton
Boyd
Honday
Paba
Old Stand
Goodman's Cut Paige
Washburn-Crosby Co
Jokn Crossley & Sons
Halifax
Eng
London
Bradford
Paris
Amsterdam
Sydney
Melbourne
Calcutta
Dublin
Christchurch
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Sgranton and
Mig
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