Man struck by stray rifle bullet in Carbondale porch accident
Thomas Golden of Sand street was reading on his front porch when a close range shot from his 12 year old son's rifle pierced his upper lip. Two teeth were knocked out. he was taken to Dr Wheelers private hospital. The bullet was not found and is believed to have exited the mouth. No other injuries. father and son offer no clear explanation.
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Thomas Golden
Sand Street
Whit Wan Wolng
Artesian Water Company plans charter after new rates surge
Advertisement notes attorney J B Burr prints the plan to form Artesian Water Company with a charter filing soon. Hon B B Hendrick backs the effort, signaling a substantial enterprise to relieve city water rents, with eight to ten wells allegedly capable of supplying the entire city.
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J. B. Burr
Artesian Water Company
BB. Hendrick
Hendrick Works
Epworth League Convention Planned in Carbondale
The Fowcrth league of Carbondale plans to host the Epworth League convention in Carbondale on November 14 and 15. About four hundred delegates are expected. Committees on entertainment and program are being formed and officers aim to make the event enjoyable and beneficial for all attendees.
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Fowcrth League of
Carbondale
Milwau kee visits and regional notes from local towns
Local residents are described traveling to Milwaukee and Philadelphia for work and visits. Mentions include Henry Chilton in Milwaukee for a job, Mrs. E. B. Wow of Waymart visiting, Dorsey of the Delaware and Hudson returning to Saratoga, and Miss Margaret Gitten heading to Philadelphia.
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Henry Chilton
Milwaukee
E. BE
Wow
Waymart
Dorsey
Delaware and Hudson Engineer Corps
Saratoga
Margaret Gitten
Philadelphia
Madeline Clark
Annie Wilpatrick
Nev. J. Wo Wohele
Dunia
Carbondale
Yesterdiy
Frank Stephenson
Knights of
Father Mathew
Peckville Social and Church Notes Update
Local notices report visits by H. W. Peck at Waymart and D. C. Darrow in town. Presbyterian services Sunday at 10 20 am and 7 pm feature He that Reapeth Receiveth Wages and Peters Sermon to Cornelius. Prayer sessions and church committees discuss a bar exhibit with rare mineral specimens and a Crusader era curio booth.
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H. W. Peck
Waymart
D.C. Darrow
Avoca
Presbyterian Church
Eying
Peter
Cornelius
I. Moon
K. D
J. Williams
Depot Street
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Main Street
George Hawley
Beranton Yesterda
M. S. Shaffer
Wikee-Larre
Allen
Peckville Baylist Church Announces Evening Programme
The Peckville Baylist church, led by Rev. J. B. Thomas, plans a varied night program with skilled talent. Services tomorrow at 7:30 and 7:20 p.m. Morning sermon titled Man of the Paste and the Divine Healer. Sabbath school at 11:30 a.m.
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Peckville Baylist
Thomas
Tea and social notices at Jermany and Carbondale
Jermany and Mayfield notices describe Miss J J Miller hosting tea with autumn decor and guests including Misses Winter and Passmore of Carbondale. The piece notes cemetery association meeting, harvest service, a marriage announcement, and social events with local families and businesses.
Bald Mount Community Notes and Church Events
Mrs M D Williams of West Fitts to was a guest of Mr and Mrs Van Buskirk last week. The Peek Sisters will entertain at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening and at the M E church in Milety on Tuesday. Ladies Aid met at Mrs G W Beisecker’s home. Mr J C Soams and Ruth and Ralph Sands of Wilkes Barre visited the Van Buskirk home. Rev W H Bowell preached farewell in the Baptist church as he plans to move south. Mr Sowell’s departure also mourned by the P O B A. Mrs Yale recovering from illness. John Coon bought the late Mrs Jane Courtright’s lot to erect a tenement. F H Wood sold house and lot on Malin street to Mr Sewart. Corinne Bebecker and Cora Vanderburg attended the Ladies Aid at William Vanderburg’s. Mrs W L Speece and Mrs D T L Jones visited her old home. Mr and Mrs Frank Carey of West Pittston were guests at the Van Buskirk home. Howard Thompson, son of Prof F L Thompson, is seriously ill. Coroner Roberts made an official visit.
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M. D. Williams
West Fittsto
van Buskirk
Peek Sisters
Presbyterian Church
Milety
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EF
G. W. Beisecker
J. C. Soams
Ruth
Ralph Sands
Wilkes- Barre
C. van Buskirk
John Cooper
Scranton
H. Cooper
W. H. Bowell
Baptist Church
Lowell
Sowell
P.O. B. Og A
Yale
John Coon
Jane Courtright
F. H. Wood
Malin Street
Sewart
Corinne Bebecker
Cora Vanderburg
Ladies
Ald Society
William Vanederburg
W. L. Speece
D. TL. Jones
Beratton
Frank Carey
Weer Pittston
van Hys- Kirk
Howard
F. L. Thompson
Louise Wrigley Kleinfelter
Abel Wrigley
Roberts
A Story of Sterility Relief Through Pinkham Product
A Michigan woman recounts long infertility and painful menses from backache leucorrhea and heavy menses. After failing medicines and a physician she writes to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound which she credits with restoration of pregnancy and ongoing use.
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Dean Mas
Priktiam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cona Ginson
Medical Miracle Testimony From New Castle Wife
A seven year marriage woman reports chronic illness including womb protrusion, miscarriages, leucorrhea, back and leg pains, dyspepsia, and nervous stomach tremors. After using the advertised medicine she says she now experiences none of these troubles and can enjoy life. Mas. 5. Bausuant, New Castle, Pa.
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Bausuant
New Caste
Death of Mr RR Jay Recalled in Simple Notice
Announcement records the death of Mr RR Jay and lists arrangements with undertaker Raul who conveyed the body to the sister’s home on Linden Street. Interment followed at Tiunmore Cemetery, noting the community mourning.
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RR. Jay
Raul
Linden Street
Tiunmore Cemetery
Local Visitors and Stereopticon Fund Raiser Totals
In Moscow Mise Hatthe Staples of Kane Pa visits sister Mrs F R Gardner. Mrs Margaret Wardell visits her daughter in Catawisea. Net proceeds of stereopticon entertainments amount to 274 dollars. Mrs George Travis of Stroudsburg is visiting relatives. G B Yirown is altering his residence.
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Mise Hatthe Staples
Kane,Pa
F. R. Gardner
Margaret Wardell
Catawisea
George Travis
Stroudsburg
Yirown
Regular church services and events in Priceburg town
Regular Sunday services will be held in the afternoon at the usual church hours with Sunday school at 2 20 p m Rev W H Holder pastor An honor event is announced in the church basement at 7 30 this evening Samuel Moncovitz has opened his new store on Maal street Joeph Burke of Toincoin street left this week for Providence to take a Wirative position
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W. H. Holder
Samuel Moncovitz
Joeph Burke
Toincoin Street
Providence
Floating Gardens of California Coast Describe Submerged Forests
The article details floating kelp gardens off California shores forming "forests" of broad green leaves with air bulbs. It describes viewing boats with glass bottoms in Avalon bay, bioluminescent life, and sea creatures such as anemones, jelly-like larvae, crabs, and nautilus-like creatures in a vivid underwater landscape observed from floating platforms.
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Santa Catalina
Bay of Avalon
Noating Garden
Nott By
F Holden
Embarrassed Veteran and the Parisian Tomb Tale
The article recounts painter Vereshchagin in Paris describing a de moralizing episode with figures Skobeleff Ushakov and a Russian party visiting Napoleon's tomb guided by an elderly pensioner at Hotel des Tivalides. The fragment hints at a humorous or critical vignette on war artists.
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Paris
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Ushakov
Artivin
Hotel Des Tivalides
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Warton
Nefef
Memento Sparks Toast of Veterans and Generals
In a crowded scene a veteran recalls meeting Napoleon and Skobeleff, while a Russian general receives a memento. A jokey correction from Vereshagin leads to astonishment about the elder’s age as he recounts past campaigns in Egypt and Moscow, ending with Skobelev's embarrassed withdrawal.
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Alita Teld Stars in Pupae Wife at Lyceum Today
Alita Teld, famed beauty and comedienne, headlines the musical comedy Pupae Wife at the Lyceum this afternoon and evening. The show, set to move to the Manhattan theatre next month for an extended run, features a demure French girl role and a comic wedding breakfast scene. The company includes Charles A. below and other renowned performers, with over fifty in the cast.
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Alita Teld
Lyceum
Manhattan Theater
New York
Anna Hell
Nise
Burlesque Stars at Gaiety Theater Include Top Vaudeville Acts
The Coney Island Burlesquers perform at the Gaiety with matinees daily and the extravaganza by Harry W. Bemons showcases premier burlesque and vaudeville talent. Monday through Wednesday feature the show described as among the best of its kind.
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Coney Idland
Harry W. Bemon
Matinen Dally
Kellar’s Astonishing Room Illusion Previewed for Oct 14
Years of study into Matmt ine mysteries lead to Magiclin Kellar’s illusion of an empty temple room. A faint light forms a turning figure as the audience watches the dial while Kellar’s image emerges from a chain and returns to the stage to a gasp from the crowd. He promises Oriental musions and new tricks in an upcoming performance on Monday evening October 14.
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Hite
Kellar
Hideo Temple
Leon
Nis
Bennett and Moulton Visit City With New Repertoire
Bennett and Moulton visit the city for a week long engagement by the famed duo their own orchestra and new scenic repertoire offered at 10 4 and 90 cents with daily matinees. The Academs of Maude promote the show and advertise tickets at previous prices.
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Bennett
Moulton
Computiny Lvd
Academs
Maude
Toll Gate Inn Promises First-Rate Comedy at Lycen
A report from Tremlay previews the upcoming Colonial era play Toll Gate Inn at the Lycen on November 17. Frances Whitehouse stars as a Til o girl, daughter of a Wall Street multi millionaire, in a lively performance likely to boost her status as a leading American comedienne. Cast includes Silvie Bidwell and others, with four scenes focusing on the life and ambitions of Vermont’s Green Mountain Bars.
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Tremlay
Frances Whitehouse
Wall Etreet
Silvie Bidwell
David Murray
Dickey Delare
Alexander Kearney
George Mortimer
Don Smelt
Jeve
Green Mountain
Vermont
Baseball results from multiple venues in early Boston and Brooklyn games
In Boston FR the Giants defeated 4 to 2 with batteries Pratt McPharlani Nichol Mergen and umpires Enivile Dwyer. In Pittsburg Loulaville and Flaherty Leaver Bowerman led a 4 to 1 score with Umpires Hwartwood Manassau. In Brooklyn Kitson Kennedy Farrell Att. Batteries and Connolly Punt Umpires. In Washington New York Washington games mention batteries Seymour Warner Kittridge and times umpire.
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Thomay College Football Trip To Stroudeburag Normal
Sporting notes report Thomay college football team travels to Stroudeburag Normal School for an afternoon game. The Comet Juniors seek any city team under 13 pounds on the field. lineup includes Edward Fads den at center and W Boott at right guard with captain F Blattery and manager W Boott among listed players.
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Stroudeburag Normal School
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the Tribune
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W.W. Acker
J. Roberts
Fr. Lake
J. Reynolde
D. Giloran
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C. Cummings
T. Roberta
de Campbell
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Managur
Untarrh and Catarrh Cure Promises
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The People's Exchange Advertisement Page
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Local professional listings and services advertise in Scranton area
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SITUATIONS WANTED LISTING VARIED JOBS AND HELP
A collection of classified notices seeking work. Entries include washing ironing housework driving bookkeeping nurse and general duties. Names or addresses include Mir Lee 2 Minernd stedot Alder atroet and 34 North Sumner avenue. Additional ad by a boy seeking doctor work and a young woman seeking domestic tasks.
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Minernd Stedot
Dortor
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Scalp Treatment Noted in 2007 Chiropody Entry
Partial OCR note mentions MRS. L.T. KELLER and WM Quincy with terms scalp treatment shambling and chiropody reference. Other details partially legible.
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L.T. Keller
We. Pihanue
WM Quincy
May 4 1809 Scranton to New York and points by railroad
Train schedule from Scranton listing departures to Carbondale Athens Hogedale Wilkes-Barre and New York via Taywhith Valley with connections to Montreal Saratoga Philadelphia and western points. Includes times around 1200 to 1300 hours and arrival in Scranton for connections.
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Trains Leaves Scranton for Philadelphia and New York
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Chas. S. Lee
Cortelandt Street
W. Nonnem
Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Table In Effect
Time table in effect September 11 shows trains from Scranton to New York Newburgh and intermediate Erie points at 7 00 pm and 9 00 pm. Also services to Hawley and local points at 7 9 pm and 2 28 pm. Trains arrive in Scranton at 12 80 am and 2 36 pm and 6 0 pm.
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Newburgh
Erie Railroad
Hawtey
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