Honesdale Beats Carbondale 13 to 0 in Football Clash
In Carbondale the Honesdale football squad traveled over the mountains to avenge a 13-0 defeat. The first half ended with Carbondale leading 6-0 thanks to Watt’s TD and Forbes extra point. Honesdale surged in the second half, scoring four touchdowns and defeating Carbondale 0-0 at the final whistle amid contentious umpire calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Im Honesdale
Ancedalians
Carbondale
Honcsdale
Maple City Toys
Carbondale Boys
Forbes
Carbontale
Watt
Nothtory
McDonald
Aibbot
Howerdale
Teachers Life Threatened After Punishment Incident
Miss Bridget Gilmartin, a public school teacher in the annexed district, accused Sylvester Sears and his wife of abusive conduct and threats after she punished their son. A warrant was sworn, the couple waived a hearing, and both were released on $200 bail with William Colling as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Gilmartin
Sylvester Sears
Gilmartin
Alderman Baker
Bears
Moran
Mra. Seara
Wiliam Colling
Another suit against the Transit Company over wreck injuries
The Transit Company faces a damage claim after a Mehmondale wreck. Frank Rignar and wife suffered hospital injuries while Frank Biener seeks about 1600 to 2000 dollars. an insurance settlement via a Philadelphia company will handle the transit accident portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehmondale
Frank Rignar
Bignare
Biener
Crippen
Philadelphia
Brund's Team Runs Wild Through Sand Street
Saturday morning lL. M. Brund a Salem avenue butcher left a wagon with a boy while he checked stock. The horses bolted breaking Ford's fence, dashed through Sand Street, endangering children. They wrecked lines in a vacant lot and were eventually stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. M. Brundage
Salem Avenue
Sand Street
Liberty
Mr. Ford
Capu
Mitchell Hose Company Fair Opens November 14
The Mitchell Hose company plans a grand parade and fair opening on November 14 at W.W. Waitt's venue. The general committee met to finalize arrangements with Secretary Alexander reporting progress on plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
W.W
Firemen's parade groups pledge to attend on firemen's night
Forest City Mayfield and Archbold Hose companies signaled their arrival for the parade on firemen's night. The advertising committee will start today and the trumpet contest is abandoned with a new contest to be found. Chauncey Hart, a trainman on the Delaware and Hudson line, was injured Friday evening when a baggage truck trapped his leg in the yard. He will remain home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Mayfield
Archhbald
Chauncey Hart Hart
Chauncey Hart
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Mr. Hart
Tribune relocates to new Washington Avenue home
The Tribune reports its news and editorial departments have moved to the new Washington avenue facility. Until further notice the job printing bindery departments and business office stay in the Bloesser building at Penn avenue and Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Bloesser
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Depot totem rises as roof work races ahead
Contractor Robinson moves fast on the new depot with roof braces and boards in place and a tower started Saturday. Silk mill roof finished. engine room remains to be roofed. Local residents and visitors keep town lively with calls, dances, and social visits amid ongoing construction and population bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Hoboken
Stanley Scott
Willam Bingham
Maple Avenue
New York
John Manion
Brooklyn Street
Lizzie McNichol
Olyphant
Lena Trallis
John B. Slocum
Clifford
Professor Twitmeyer
Honesdale
Carbondale
G.W. Kramer
Scranton
C. F. Rose
Cambrian ‘Hall
Mary McLean
Dunmore
Mattle ‘Hards
Lincoln Avenue
Jeffrey
Wyoming Seminary
Allen
Spring Garden
Irving Stone
Monroe
Wic
K. P. Dodge
Binghamton
American
Bennett
Nina Bentley
John Ireland
West Bainbridge
N. Y
Lena Ireland
Garfield Avenue
Thomas Levieon
W. A
Burke
Sixth Avenue
Rank Miller
Wayne Street
Mary Davis
Terrace Street
A. L. Baker
Scranton Council Awards Major Electric Plant Contracts
Saturday evening the Council awarded contracts for a new electric grit plant. Scranton Supply and Machinery Co. will supply machinery for 38600 minus 500 for the old outfit. General Electric Co. of Philadelphia gets the dynamos for 3175. Sparks Bros. of Scranton win the superstructure for 1616, excavation 18 cents per cable yard, and perches at 2.25. J M Schenck’s bid for the superstructure was rejected for late filing. Mrs. Mra H Van Sickle died at Hull Avenue home. Funeral at 2:30 pm from Hull Avenue residence, Forest Hill cemetery Scranton. Tracks on the Olyphant and Wilton Electric Street Railway lengthen rapidly as crews work between borough line and Delaware and Hudson crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
First Ward
Scranton Supply and Machinery Company
General Electric Company
Philadelphia
Spraks Bros
Scranton
J. M. Schenck
Mra
H. van Sickle
F. L. van Sickle
Hull Avenue
Forest Hill Cemetery
D. G. Jones
W. W. Watkins
Peckvilly
Charles Hoban
Dunmore Street
Edith Mason
Cannondale
Olyphant and
Winton
Local News Briefs from Nicholson and Nearby
John Blanvelt loses grip while driving a horse team as reins drop and he falls from the wagon injuring his right arm. Mrs. McConnell of New Milford visits aunt Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. B E Bacon and Genevieve visit Electric City Friday. Chris Reynolds endures misfortune losing two horses during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blanvelt
Escepins
Pittston News Highlights Local Events and Crime
Thomas Murray of New York visits Broad Street while the grand jury meets in Wilkes Barre this afternoon. Pittston football beats Tunkhannock 12 to 0 and awaits future opponents. Ethel Tucker Comedy Company opens a week at Music Hall with nightly bill changes. Local residents visit friends. McLean and Stanton address Pittston Democrats. Willand Monnecy arrested for stabbing James Tighe. Tighe improving. Pittston Business Directory notes Wright & Co plumbing and a range for sale or exchange.
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Thomas Murray
New York
Broad Street
James Dougher
Central Hotel
Scranton
Grand Jury
Wilkes Barre
Pittston
Tunkhanmooks
Pennsylvania
Ethel Tucker
Music Hall
Mr. Bell
J. H. Foy
Willam Street
BR. J. Neville
Scransi
Pittston Township
William McLean
Lou Stanton
Willand Monnecy
James Tighe
Lane
Tighe
Wright & Co
South Main Street
Morahan files candidacy noted in Elmira Telegram
A hometown candidate John J. Morahan announces for legislative honors after years in coal mines and at Hillside Coal and Iron. The Elmira Telegram reports his education and achievements impress district voters. Community notices mention church events and social clubs with upcoming meetings and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
John J. Morahan
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
House of Representatives
John
Ladies’ Aid Society
Primitive Methodial Church
Mark Bosling
Jonah Boughton
Primitive Methodist Church
James
Katie Connors
Lowell
Mass
Thomas McNally
Grove Street
M. A. Guppey
B. of E
O'Malley
Bridget
Scranton
Avoca
O'Malley's
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Claims 50 Year Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims millions of mothers used it for over fifty years with perfect success and urges buyers to ask for the product from druggists worldwide.
Local Business Openings and Hallowe'en Event
Hall Stead reports Willam Trowbridge opened a confectionery store in the Rossa building on Pine Street. The Chase avenue storefront used by Ed Boyle is being repainted. M. J. Quailey plans a meat market in the Mitchell building on Front Street soon. The Presbyterian Young People's Society will host a Hallowe'en grant at Miss Gertrude Read's home. N. T. Mitchell lost a pocketbook last week containing 75 dollars and offers a 30 dollar reward. Fred Brown secured a position at the round house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Trowbridge
Rossa
Pine Street
Chase Avenue
Ed ‘Boyle
IM. J. Quailey
Mitchell
Front Street
Young People’s Society of Christian BE Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
Gertrude Read
N. T. Mitchell
Fred Brown
The
Round House
Funeral of Fred Smith at Clark's Green
The funeral of Fred Smith of Newton was held in the Methodist Episcopal church Friday at 11 30 oclock. Interment in Clark's Green cemetery. Smith aged 95 years. Mrs F S Benedict of Scranton called at Rose Cottage Friday. Dr and Mrs Evans were in Scranton. William Isley died at home Friday morning of consumption. The funeral was at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Newton
Methodist Episcopal Church
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the Transit Company
Damage Cane
Brundage
Lhirthy
Lackawanna Avenue
Atcot Anthem
J. Scott Inglis
Lacrawaama Avenue
Pitteton
Scranton Tribune
Wiliam. Street
Empire Dry Tds Company
Henry Goodman
Jersey
Henry Caddman
Lacka. AV
Gorok Nepal
Washburn-Crosby Co
Citention
Laflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
Washington Ave
Goma
A. Gelivery
Sanwuent Coal
WM. T. Smith
E Gaming
PSO Martmarn
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Ranton
Wilkes-Barre
Manufa
Paret
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