Gravity Railroad Collision Injures Three near Lincoln Avenue
In a early gravity line crash near Lincoln avenue in Carbondale a water train led by Conductor William Coles collided with a passenger train at a switch. Orson Watcher of Prompton jumped from the baggage car after the impact injuring feet and ankles. Mrs. George McMinn of Lincoln avenue suffered a broken breast bone. the rear brakeman landed on his head but was unharmed.
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Lincoln Avenue
William Cole
Coles
Orson Watcher
Prompton
Accused of Assault Pleads Not Guilty in County Court
Mrs Higgins, an elderly woman, identified Kane as the attacker who burst into her home Friday night. Constable Ed Neary tracked him to a notorious location, where Kane was arrested and taken to jail after a hearing before Alderman Jones. He pleaded not guilty and was committed to county jail without bail.
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Mia
Higgins
Kane
O'Neil
Pievitiy
Desperate Fight Breaks Peace in Tralian Telemy
Three men Frank Ravelly Giovanni Bramoro and Giuseppe Bramoro quarreled after drinking beer at a local gathering in Tralian Telemy. Fighting left Giuseppe badly beaten and his companions arrested after warrants were sworn out at Alderman Jones office. Bail set at 200 dollars for Giovanni and 100 dollars for Frank.
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Frank Ravelly
Vanni Bramoro
Giuseppe Bramoro
Frank
Giovanni
Giuseppe
Alderman Jones
New Society To Be Formed For Young Men
Bright prospects for reviving the Young Men's Christian Association after a closing. A Sunday meeting at the Baptist church discussed revival with state and local officials showing interest. The Tribune notes the story by Kipling will be printed in next Saturday's issue.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Baptist Church
State Association
T. C. Hotcinson
J. Pearsall
Scranton Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Altoona Association
Tribune
Trudyard Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Death of Thomas Walsh at Powderly Street Home
Thomas Walsh of Powderly Street Powderly Street No 198 died at his home Sunday night in Powderly. Official notice lists no additional details.
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Thomas Walsh
Powderly Street
Death of Irish-born longtime Delaware and Hudson foreman
Mr Walsh, a 61 year old Irish immigrant who came to the United States in 1865, died after a two week illness. He came to work for the Delaware and Hudson and served for years as foreman of No 6 engine on the Gravity railroad. For 26 years he lived at Powderly Street and was mourned by six children John James Thomas Winifred Walsh and Mia John Judge of the city and Patrick Walsh of California survive him. The Tribune notes reads The Devil and the Deep Fear in November.
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Mr. Walsh
Albos
Ireland
Delaware and Hudson
iFor
Powderly Street
Tie la
John
James
Social and church events mix in Archbald and vicinity
Sunday visits link Mr and Mrs William Sykes with Mrs Philetus Spelleer while plans build for a Presbyterian Ladies Aid supper in Archbald Scanlon's hall. The Christian Endeavor program, Belle Benjamin’s gathering, and a large Methodist service feature in town along with musical solos by Etta Moyea and the Keyston Double Male Quartet.
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William Sykes
Philetus Spelleer
Ladies Ald Society
the Presbyterian Church
Archbald
Scanlon’s Hall
Richard Cawolth
Scranton
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Belle Benjamin
Methodist Episcopal Partors
S. C. Bimpkins
Etta Moyea
Holy City
Keyston
David Bell
Jermyn
William Gardiner
Grassy
Jas Zus Moyles
Pittston Notes and Local Updates
The Pittston Tribune lists local notices, a 2 PM WCTU meeting at West Side Methodist, a Pittston child Rose Jordan dies of croup with funeral at 2 PM, Robert Poole soon back to work at Hughes brewery, Miss Nettle Lenahaw visiting Miss Alice Maloney, and James Fahey seeking a reporting position. Also plumbing ad by Wright & Co and a note on Kipling story reprint.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Rose
John Jordan
Upper Pittaton
Croup
Robert Poole
Hughes’ Brewery
Miss Nettle Lenahaw
Wilkes. Barre
Alice Maloney
Upper Pittston
James Fahey
R. HB. Cutler
Prohibition Lecture and Local News Update
W J Jayne announces a lecture by Professor H D Patton at the Castle school house Eaton township on Monday evening with another at the court house in the borough the following night. A drama by Presbyterian church girls entitled No Cure No Pay is set for Friday at the church parlor with ice cream and cake after. Edwin Furman reports his twin Edgar in Rockford is gravely ill with lung inflammation. Mrs George Lelehton returns from Newark New Jersey after a lengthy visit. The cancelled engagement of Cake and Ella June Meade with the Methodists has been revived at Platts Opera House on Monday October 7 with Cake as impersonator and Meade performing Mrs Cyuke sketches. A fatal runaway accident near Meshoppen kills John Jenkins, age over 30, who died from a broken neck after a harness failure. The Stark Land Company seeks a charter to manage town lots and surface property at Moosic. John M Stark and SB Judson Stark lead the company with Thomas Ford as treasurer. Bergen Browe preaches at Pittston, Rev Hine Milledle attends Waverly, and tax delinquents face a 6 percent penalty after October 26. George Cooke repairs a Harrison Street house and moves his family in. Knapp plans to dispose of Le Rosengrant real estate at public sale, with Adams sale tomorrow. Hannah Wilney of Tunkhannock Township dies. funeral at Brookside and interment at La Grange. A wagon-train from Oswego County, N Y, visits town en route to James River, Virginia, planning to stop in Harrisburg, Baltimore, and Washington.
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W. J. Jayne
Prohibition County Committee
H. DD. Patton
State Committee
Castle School House
Eaton Township
Court House
Patton
The
Presbyterian Church
Edwin Furman
Edgar
Rockford
Inels
West
George Lelehton
Newark
New Jersey
Lu. FP. Cake
Ella June
Meade
Episcopal Church
Platts Opera Hovse
Cake
Mus Nye
Mus Nye, and the Character Sketches of Mrs. Cyuke
Ella June Meade
Meshoppen
John Jenkins
Fealden
Jenkine
Samuel Jenkins
Lydia Jenkins
Stark Land Company
Moosle
John M. Stark
Wyombng
In Company
SB. Judson Stark
Tankhunnogk
Thome Ford
Pittston
Bergen Browe
Waverly
Hine
John Wt. Mungerford
Willie
Barough
George Ooke
Harrison Street
Samuel Piteh
Falta
Albret W. Mack
Bethlehem
Eper
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Sterif Knapp
le Rosengrant
Parkston Towwnship
Thomas Adama
Tunkhannock
Hannah
Jacob Wilney
Tunkhannock Township
Maltimore
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promoted for Digestion
Patient testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens digestion and blood purity while Hood's Pills provide mild, effective relief. User reports improved appetite sleep and energy after using the tonics and remedies.
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Hood
C. Lavers
Special train arranged for Sadie Kaiser concert
An arrangement for a special train for the accommodation of concert attendees has been made. The train will depart immediately after the concert and run through to Sayre, stopping at all stations. Mrs. Theodore Schbin is visiting Montrose for several days.
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Ent Esser
Lehigh Valley Road
Sadie Kaiser
Sayre
Theodore Sicbbins
Montrose
Factory Ville notices and local items mix in town
The Ladies Aid of the First Brotter church meets at Professor Marchester’s on Academy street Wednesday afternoon. Nearby, builders enclose Dr. Helfer’s new 4000 residence on Church street, Langstaft Here company celebrates its first anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Howell. Firehouse organ work by Reynolds and Bard, Keystone football results, and factory resumption news dominate local scenes amid various family notes and street improvements.
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Howell
Edmund Peet
Windsor
Pardon Knopp
Main Street
Lindsay Brothers
Fauctoryville Lumber Company
Mary (Toh and Son
Phoenix
Methodist Church
Mr. Cobb
Farrilion
Miner Worden
Joseph Carr
Keystone
Scranton Business College
Keystone Academy
Die Vielting
Scrantons
Busines College
Great Dissolution Sale Begins October 14
Advertises a dissolution sale for two large stores starting October 14 with stock marked down to first cost and many items below cost.
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Empire Dry Goods Company
Henry Goodman
Jersey
Wade
Conte Sad
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Lacka, Ave
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Awael Washburn-Crosby Co
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Laf_in & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
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WM. T. Smith
Tonio Hartmalrn
Birch
the Dickson Manufacturing Co E. PA
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