Carbondale Miners Observe Mitchell Day with Parade
About two thousand Carbon dale coal workers joined a Mitchell Day parade through central streets. The event honored President John Mitchell and celebrated the recent 1900 strike settlement amid a festive mood, with bands, portraits, and civic figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Wil
Carbondale
Sina
Sitchpvon
Tauste
Ohn Mitchell Baterman
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Thyoueh Matern & Teviolds
Main Street
Seventh Avenue
Candalone
Amirel
Dienes J
Oyneill
Cheorge W. Evans
Ily
Pbs Connor
Chatman
Couneil Weden
D. Davis
Fest Corriege
Anthony Cerrutl
Our Lady of Mt Oirmel
George Dinan
Walter al Gorman
St. Rose Church
Bhick
Coalbrook
Lehiw Mitchell
Molly
Jon
Nin “Mitchell
Roosevelt
Othe Baeraideahs
Missie
Ma Mitchell
Roosevelt Hisspine
Todds
Jassac
Odell
New York
George Buer
Gramine
Dha
Iran
Newbie
Shiowik Mitchell
Anil Wright
Mitchell
Urika Pe
Enthusiastic Rally Planned at The Grand Saturday Night
Anticipation builds for a grand rally this Saturday night at The Grand opdrd house as Bereno Be Payne, head of the allied means committee of Congress, is slated to speak among a lineup of forceful speakers. The event aims to attract a large audience and energize supporters.
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Ain
Bereno
Payne
Congress
Old Stories Retold Cham Kain Cough Remedy Success
Readers hear again how Cham Kain Cough Remedy brings universal satisfaction across the country from druggists who praise its relief of coughs chest tightness and upset stomach. The remedy is sold with a positive guarantee and broad customer endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kain
China
South Sea Islands
Cee
School Board Settles Duplicate Tax Case for 6250
After weeks of examination of exonerations and surety costs, the school board approved a settlement of the tax duplicate for 6250 with Fidelity Surety Company. The district will receive a portion of the balance and the board limited claims, denying some charges while preserving others. Three indemnifying bond participants face potential losses, with possible recoupment from unpaid taxes. The settlement covers the entire duplicate regardless of collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diphane
Prink B. Cimon
Vida
Ridelliy Casualty Company
Taltodie
Mel
Figurve
Boanard
Ma Cuffewd
Halloween Dance at Bon Ton Social Club Tonight
The Bon Ton Social Club hosts a Halloween dance in the Burke building tonight with a full program of spooky diversions and early dancing. Decorations and electric lighting are expected to heighten the mood as young folks gather for an event anticipated for weeks. a chicken supper was canceled due to restaurant hours, but luncheon will be available during intermission.
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Bon Ton Social Clu
Burke
Phillowe
Imperial
Dance Draws Large Youth Crowd in Jermyn
A large crowd of young residents in Jermyn attended a Tuesday evening dance hosted by the Mitchells Social elite of Midgefield and Jermyn. Early attendees included Ove Nieson, Rebeart Ox, Michael Cuvinaigh, Charles Alexander, Willis Wilson, David Harvey, John Box, Ray Connorton, William BTM, Henry Robinson, and Boyd Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Te Mitchells
Midgefield
Atone
Eatly
Messrs
Ove Nieson
Rebeartox
Michael Cuvinaigh
Charles Alexander
Willis Wilson
David Harvey
John Box
Ray Connorton
William Btm
Heory Robinson
Boyd Oliver
Edwin Seibold Resigns From Hotel Post Returns to Day Clerk Job
Edwin Seibold resigns from his desk post at the Smadt hotel and returns to his former position as day clerk at the American in this city. Friends praised his courtesy and obliging spirit during his stay at the Amen Com, and will be glad to greet him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Seibold
Tix
Hotel Smadt
The
American
Mr. Seibold
Ament- Com
Ogi
Hunters Bring Back Pheasants for Weekend Meals
Passenger engineer Joh Lingfelter and his nephew Carfield Anderson hunted toward Crystal Lake on Saturday and returned with six pheasants and three quail for Sunday and Monday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Lingfelter
Carfield Anderson
Gilbert Street
Crystal Lake
Edward F. Giraver Takes Charge of Hotel American Case
Edward F. Giraver of New York City assumes charge of the Hotel American case, succeeding Jerome O Rourke who departed weeks ago. Graver brings abundant experience and a pleasing personality deemed essential to success in his line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Giraver
New York City
Hais
Hotel American
Jerome O'Rourke
Graver
Elderly Mrs Stone Injured In Fall At Home
While moving about in her bedroom on Tuesday night Mrs L A Stone of Carte Avenue fell and fractured a rib and suffered painful bruises. She is described as advanced in years over seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stone
Carte Avenue
Dangerous prescription accident endangers Mrs Stone
Mrs Stone, lying with her son Albert Stone, attempted to reach medicine near the bed when a dangerous accident occurred. The medicine was used for rheumatic trouble, and fear grows among family members of possible severe consequences.
Late Thomas F. Herbert Buried in Maplewood Cemetery
The former successful merchant Thomas F. Herbert expired suddenly on Monday morning and was laid to rest in Maplewood Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Services were held at A F B Loftus residence on North Terrace Street, conducted by Rev Th A Sawyer. Wide circle of acquaintances attended the obsequies with pallbearers Reese Hughes John J Bowen Abel L Sahm B S Clark Michael Stone Fuward Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Herbert
Reat
Maplewood Cemetery
A. FB. Loftus
North Terrace Street
Th. A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Reese Hughes
John J. Bowen
Abel L. Sahm
B.S. Clark
Michael Stone
Fuward Morgan
Team to Visit Scranton for Wednesday Exhibition
Manager J. Russel Jones arranged a game with Scranton at Athletic Park in Scranton on Wednesday. The squad plans to travel to Athens, Nevada, on Saturday for the next clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russel Jones
Scranton
Athletic Park
Athens
Railroad workers move to new posts in city firms
Chels Powderly, once a brake hand on the Delaware and Hudson railroad, joins Clarke Bros in charge of the large delivery wagon. Pall Roesiger, formerly sealer at the D and H freight station, is promoted to M L Fine coal shipping office. Eugene Dimork fills the vacancy left by Koesiger. John Kewrey, from the West Side, now heads the Hotel American bus line, replacing Oley Matt who moved to another job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chels Powderly
Delaware and Hudson
Clarke Bros
Pall Roesiger
M. L. Fine
Eugene Dimork
Koesiger
John Kewrey
West Side
Hotel American
Oley Matt
Arbitration commission to visit Carbondale today
A arbitration commission of the darthracite mining situation will come to Carbondale today. A train departs Scranton at 9.15 traveling over the Delaware and Hudson with five coaches including three Pullmans. Engine No. 434 will pull the train with Engineer Edward Atkinson at the throttle and George Chapman as conductor. The trip proceeds via the Ontario and Western and the Erie to the mines Wong these roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Commission
Carbondale
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Edward Atkinson
George Chapman
Ontario and Western
Erie
Mrs H O Watrous Hosts Card Evening at Dirie Avenue
Mrs H O Watrous entertained last evening with a card party at her Dirie avenue home. Guests were members of a social club that Watrous belongs to. The hostesses hold these fortnightly celebrations at members' residences.
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H. O. Watrous
Dirie Avenue
Watrous
Raymond Reynolds
Wyoming Street
XN. E. Rice
Scrantonians
Los Angeles
Cal
Taxpayer Sues Township Supervisors Over Road Repair
George Lee of Carbon Dale township sues James Walker and Jaume McHale before Alderman Atkinson on a Tuesday night claim of failure to keep a township road in repair. Defense argues the road is a private driveway beyond supervisor duties. The matter proceeds toward settlement talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Carbondale
James Walker
Jaume McHale
Atkinson
Faust company departs Carbondale for Hamilton to resume season
Alan Tabor's Faust company left Carbondale yesterday for Hamilton New York to resume its season. The ten days in Carbondale sparked belief of financial distress which proved unfounded as bookings rose. The troupe added an electric bin and rehearsed with new members during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Tabor
Carbondale
Hamilton
N. Y
Looters Break Into Homes Near Nik Lake Report
The cottages of Joshua A Brown of Honesdale and Mr Giles of Carbondale on Nik Lake were broken into last week. Foreigner looters from the Lackawanna valley stole bed clothing cooking utensils and other household goods. The men were seen pushing a slave across a field on the way toward Carbondale after coal. Honesdale Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua A. Brown
Honesdale
Mr. Giles
Carbondale
Nik Lake
Lackawanna Valley
Carbondidte
Honesdale Cor
Kennedy Promoted in Lackawanna Office Staff
Murthy Kennedy of South Main street, a stenographer in the office of the superintendent of native power at Berunton, has been promoted to the spine position in the office of General Superintendent Marke. The advancement honors merit and stands as a proud recognition.
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Murthy Kennedy
South Main Street
Lackawanna Road
Berunton
Clery Eral
Marke
Mr. Kennedy
Sun Advertising Aids Expansion Partners Depart on Trip
Julia Po Milady, manager of Sun Advertsing, takes Pink McDermott as an associate to boost patronage. The two hustlers leave today for a business trip through York alate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Po Milady
Sun Advertsing Company
Pink McDermott
Sun Conmansus
York Alate
Diphtheria Report In Canaan Street Family
Hertha Dix daughter of Mr and Mrs O Dix of Canaan Street is reported to the secretary of the board of health as suffering from diphtheria.
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Hertha Dix
O’. Dix
Canaan Street
Board of Health
Funeral Services at Residence on Pike Street
Funeral services will be held Monday night at the residence on Pike Street starting at 8 o’clock conducted by Rev. Dr He Whalen. Burial will be in Brookside.
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Corner Pike Street
He Whalen
Hourial
Brookside
Personal notices and moves across towns
J B Shannon of Shannon Co is in Cleveland on business. William Thompson former Hotel Anthracite manager visits his former home. he now runs a Mt. Clemens Michigan hotel. Mr and Mrs William Cliff and family of No 4 leave for Nebraska to locate. James Golden of Dunmore leaves for Leadville Colorado to be window decorator. Prohibition candidates Beesecker and Reese seek county commissioner posts. Miss Nellie Gallighy of Salem Avenue suffers a grip illness.
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J. B. Shannon
Shannon & Co
Cleveland
William Thompson
Cty
Mr.Thompson
Mt. Clemens
Mich
William Cliff
Erie River
Nebraska
John B. Jordan
James Golden
Dunmore
P. W. Donnelly
Tingley's Pharmcy
Golden
Arbondale
Leadville
Col
Colorado
J. J. Collins’ Clothing
Scranton
Carbondale
George W. Beesecker
Newton
Gomer D. Reese
Nellie Gallighy
Salem Avenue
Jermyn Mayfield Bride and Union Parade Highlight Borough
Misa Bila J Mulheran and Michael Muldoon wed at Sacred Heart church at 9 in the morning with Father Dunn officiating. A nuptial mass followed and the couple left to Mendelssohn’s march for a brief New York honeymoon. A Mine Workers parade through Jermyn and Mayfield streets accompanied by martial music ended with a meeting at Windsor hall featuring speakers including Hon. P. A. Philbin and Frank P. OiFare. Women’s groups hosted a reception at the bride’s home and stocker ships potatoes from Minnesota for delivery this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bila J. Mulheran
Michael Muldoon
Sacred Heart Church
Father Dunn
Mendelssohn
Margaret
William
New York
Jermyn
Mayfield
Hinds
Windsor Hall
P. A. Philbin
Jowel
Frank P. O'iTare
O' Flore
John KB. Jordan
Republyan
HW. A. Willman
Mas.oa. Battenberg
Winifred Fr. Robinson
Middleton
Conn
J. Db
Stocker
Minnesota
Funeral for Dominick Paddeen set for St Patrick's
The funeral for Dominick Paddeen of Dilmore Street will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock with a requiem mass at St Patrick's Church. Interment will follow in St Patrick's Cemetery. Henry McKinley has returned from Brooklyn to his home. Miss Sadie O Malley and Miss Isabelle Doherty attended a Bloomsburg State Normal School alumni affair at the Bleyele Club House in Scraptoy last evening. Maile Lawler is visiting relatives in Plymouth. John O'Brien of Scranton visits his aunt Mary O'Brien on Lackawanna Street. Margaret Evans joined an entertainment event in Providence last evening.
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Hite Dominick Paddeen
Dilnmore Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Henry McKinley
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sadie O'Malley
Isane Doherty
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Bleyele Club
Scraptoy
Mise Maile Lawler
Mrs. Hazel Taylor Dies at Home After Long Residency
Mrs. David T. Hazel died at her Atherton Street home yesterday afternoon. An longtime town resident, she was a devoted mother and a faithful member of the Welsh Congregational church.
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David T. Hazel
David T. Harvis
Atherton Street
Welsh Congregational Church
George W Smith Funeral Notice
The funeral of the late George Washington Smith, who died at the hospital, will be held with details provided by the family. Burial will follow in the local cemetery.
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George W. Smith
George Washington Smith
Women’s Tailor-Grade Suits Range From Ten to One Hundred
A local advertisement highlights suits priced from 10 to 100 dollars with options from plain, inexpensive knockabout designs for winter to elaborate, beautifully trimmed styles. Dozens of grades lie between for varied tastes and budgets.
Knitting Supplies and Prices Listed
For Winter Knitting items priced by the hank and box. Shetland Floss offers 12 hanks per box at 7 cents per hank or 80 cents per box. Saxony Wool 20 hanks per box at 7 cents per hank or $1.30 per box. Spanish Knitting Worsted 8 hanks per box at 12 44 cents per hank and 95 cents per box.
Obituary notices and public notices from a local paper
A long jumble of obituaries and notices: mentions a widow with four children including Mrs Lewis Davis of Edwardsville and Mrs William Lewis. a Pride of Linchawiwnine lodge member. funeral announcements. two laborers injured by a rock fall. a Republican rally at Weber's rink. campaign appeals for John J. Jordan. funeral attendees in Pittaton. council meeting in Lackawanna Valley. Prof. D J Jones traveling to New York. local residents visiting relatives. Miss W Catherine Oblimsteal returning to Bloomsburg Normal School. various social visits and business trips listed with several street and place names.
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Lewis Davis
Edwardsville
William Lewis
Thomas Myraons
Thomas J. Flairris
Pride of Linchawiwnine Lodge
Tule Thomies
Job Beynon
Elolien Runmie
Pal Coty
Washington Street
Tehiver
Plog County
Watherine Oblimsteal
Bloonsburg Normal School
Westerdlus
J. Dowie
North Mantsient
Viellon Ul Moxwaw
Yen Bendy
Scranton Tribune Offers Modern Proofing for Print Needs
The Scranton Tribune advertises its up to date equipment for half tone and line work at low prices. It invites readers to place a trial order to prove the quality and affordability of the services.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Railroads Announce Washington to New Orleans Round Trip Tickets
The Southern railway offers round trip travel from Washington DC to New Orleans with through trains and dining service. Special rates include Philadelphia to New Orleans and other routes with limited ticket validity and deposit requirements. Charles J. Hopkins of the Southern Railway provides details and contact in Philadelphia.
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New Orleans
Southern Railway
Aten
Joan Bikers
Wesacution
Law
Philadelphia
The
Lakewood Resort Promises Delightful Golf and Comfort
The article extols Lakewood as a famed resort destination offering enjoyable leisure at its hotels. It highlights golf as a popular feature and emphasizes refined accommodations and amenities aimed at ensuring guest well being, with travel routes including the New York to Lakewood corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Lawood
New York
Lakewool Interheition Sours Set for Sale
Lakewool, described as rich with interheition, offers its sours for the asking, signaling a bold play on a historic property.
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Lakewool
Lehigh Valley Announces Special Rail Fare to New Orleans
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a special round trip fare of 32.55 to New Orleans for travel November 8 to 10. Tickets include return by November 11 or 10 and require a 40 cent stamp deposit with joint agent at New Orleans. Tickets valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ariverinin Brokers’ Association
Lat
Spockil Theketa
Sille
Dee
New Grelaine
Bhick Diamond Express
Bee
Archibald Wedding Unites Jenie Kegrner and John ByYo ga
In a calm morning ceremony at St Thomas church Miss Jenie Kegrner wed John ByYo ga. The couple departed for Philadelphia after a light breakfast at the bride’s home and will settle into a furnished residence on Street. A slate of political endorsements follows with John B. Jordan backed for state senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Jenie Kegrner
John ByYoga
Mendelssohn
Kile Hevers
Comenford
Dewitt Hatte
Carrie Nopaie
Anadd
Mie
Nelle Clark
Adel Evlried
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the News of Carbondale
Epublieete
Clifford Duplicate
Fidelity Surety Company
Bon-Ton Social Club
Methodist Epicsea
Charles BH
Horton
Pred W. Chirk
Floptom
SP North Malin Street
Indians
Commission
Faust
Charles Perkins
Helle Bowers
George Randolph Camp
Sos of Veterans
For All
Bilious
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
Eng
Canal St
All Draggista
United States
Jermyn Mayfield
Olyphant
Taylor
Connolly & Wallace
Mear
Washington Ave
Archibald
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