Two Well Known Young People United in Carbondale
Edward Walsh and Tessie Fee wed at St Rose's Church Carbondale at 6 20 pm The ceremony was led by Rev Thomas F Coffey The bride wore a white dress with slippers and brial roses The groom is described as a prominent Simpson man The couple will set up housekeeping on Gand Street A reception followed at the bride's mother's home on Sand Street with invited guests from Scranton Geranton and Pitts ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
Tessica Fee
St. Rose's Church
Teesle Fee
Margaret Fee
Sandstreet
Edward F. Walsh
Simpson
Thomas F. Coffey
Tessie Kelly
Scranton
Thoms Lynady
Friends
Providence
Sand Street
John Kelly
Thomas Burna
Will Burns
Mamie Terrell
Julia Kelly
Tessie Mullen
Will Mullen
Geranton
Will Finnerty
Pittston
Welsh
Gand Street
Death of James Pope Prominent Simpson Resident
James Pope longtime Simpson resident dies at home at nine o clock Tuesday night from asthma. Born in Ireland in 1830 he settled in Luzerne then Simpson where he lived forty years. Survived by wife two sons and six daughters. Requiem mass tomorrow at 9 at St Rose’s church with burial in St Rove’s cemetery.
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James Pope
Simpson
Mr. Pope
Ireland
Luzerne Torough
Foreman Tappen Falls in Shaft. Shoulder Broken
Foreman Warren Tappen, overseeing retimbering at No 3 shaft, stepped onto scaffolding and plunged into the shaft. He was not killed due to the shaft being covered below, but sustained a broken shoulder and will be unable to work for some time.
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No. 3
Warren Tappen
Tappen
Mr. Tappen
Arlington Mouse Sold to Howard in Waymart Deal
The Arlington House on Dundaff street was purchased last week by A. B. Howard and W. D. Howard of Waymart from William McLaughlin. McLaughlin moved his household to Priceburg yesterday, leaving many friends saddened by his departure. Howard, former operator of the Waymart House, expected to take possession Monday.
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W. D. Howard
Waymart
William McLaughlin
Arlington House
Dundaff Street
McLaughlin
Priceburg
Howard
Two Local Men Buy South Main Street Restaurant
Edward Healey of Dundaff street and John Price of Fallbrook street have purchased the South Main street restaurant from P. H. Murray. They will take possession immediately and aim to make a success, as both are well known with many friends. Murray retires from active business for a while.
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Edward Healey
Dundaff Street
John Price
Fallbrook Street
South Main Street
P. H. Murray
Murry Willl
Funeral for Warren Walker Held at Local Residence
The funeral for Warren Walker the little son of Superintendent and Mrs Walker will be held this afternoon at 2 from the family residence. Interment follows at St Rose's cemetery in this city.
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Warren Walker
Illness Ends Salem Visit Mrs Torace Daley Returned Home
Mrs Torace Daley of Salem Avenue fell seriously ill after a two week stay in Philadelphia and was moved to her home city for care. She was taken ill while in Philadelphia and immediately returned home for treatment.
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Torace Daley
Salem Avenue
Philadelphia
Park Paving Chief Arrives to Discuss Nelmont Street
W A Park president of Park Paving Company Buffalo and Pittsburg arrived to confer with city counsels on the Nelmont Street paving matter. He said he was still willing to cooperate with officials in planning the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Park
The
Park Paving Company
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Atill Will
Worth Ranges Reported in Tax Valuation Note
A fragmented OCR item shows values listed as hundred intervals such as 250 to 750 and 800 to 900. The text also references Worth and a location likely related to Rhode Island taxation or valuation notes, with unclear surrounding context.
Street work and horse incident reported downtown
A street department project advances as weather remains favorable. Meantime a Meat Dealer Samuel Sly’s horses bolted on Dickson hill, causing fence damage but no major injuries. Rock Street in the First ward received work yesterday and Second Street is slated for tomorrow per a mayoral resolution.
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Samuel Sly
Dickson Hill
Rock Street
First Ward
Second Street
Local residents share visits and health updates in city
Miss Lena Gates of Rochester and Mrs. Guy Turrell of Thompson visit Mrs. L. J. Bunnell with Turrell returning home. Miss Gates plans a longer stay. she hasn’t visited in fourteen years. George Dennis faces cerebral meningitis after an eye operation. life is in danger. Parrot owned by Dr. J. Biles from Mexico talks sparingly. Several locals travel or recover from illness, while homes undergo improvements and guests arrive or depart.
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Lena Gates
Rochester
N. Y
Guy Turrell
Thompson
L. J. Bunnell
Turrell
Miss Gates
Niles
Mexico
W. W. Callender
Star Steam Dye Works
Wilkes-Barre
George Kilborn
C. F. Rose
Brooklyn
A. Ll. van Gorder
Grand Union Tea Company
Filo Allen
Forest City
Charlotte Giles
Lincoln Avenue
J. H. Kelly
Olyphant
Kate Kerns
Woodlawn Avenue
Dunmore
Jeweller Snell
Canaan Avenue
Belmont Street
Tenth Avenue
Jonathan Parry
Carbondale
West Pittston
John Maxwell
Pars Street
May Ulmer
Waymart
Mildred Greene
Waverly
Louise Slocum
Church Street
Agnes Tuthill
Miss Goodenough
Frank Stevenson
Charles Inch
John Ulmer
Wyoming Street
John Farrell
Cottage Street
Canada
Mary T. Nealon
South Main Street
Aymart
Nellie
Rose O'Rourke
Local happenings and nuptials in Avoca area
Thomas McCarthy visits Philadelphia for weeks with friends as James Campbell recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs Celeste to perform selections at the high school tonight. Home Dramatic company stages Tried and True at O Malley’s Opera House for Avoca Hose. Two weddings at St Mary’s Parish with receptions and new households planned in North End. Mrs Brown and daughter Nellie visit from Jermyn. Special Jersey Central train Sunday for Rev Curran church release at Five Points.
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Thomas McCarthy
West Side
Philadelphia
James Campbell
Madame Celeste
Home Dramatic Company
O'Malley
Opera House
Avoca Hose Company
St. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Ella Foy
North End
James Maloney
York Avenue
Eernue Ellic
Jace Trimmings
Ella McGowan
Patrick McNulty
Haskins
William Brown
Nellie
Jermyn
Jersey Central Road
J J. Curran
Five Points
Burglars Break Into Delaware and Hudson Station
Burglars broke into the Delaware and Hudson station during Tuesday night by forcing the upper sash of the office window. They carried off several hats and caps and a few hams. Teachers attend Institute in Scranton this week. Mr and Mrs H Tower of New York visiting Tower’s mother Mrs Smith on Hil Street. P F Kilker seen in Scranton last night. Harry Kennedy a Scranton visitor Tuesday. Minnie Mollie McKenna of Dunmore or Mayfield visiting the first of the week.
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Delaware and Hadson
Scranton
H. Tower
New York State
Mien Mollle McKenna
Dunmore
Mayfield
Local Notes On Visitors And Everyday Events
Rev J B Sumner of Nantisoke visits his daughters in town. Mrs Harriet Ruesch leaves for Binghamton by Morrar to take a commercial course. Ed Smith visits friends while walking from the schoolhouse yesterday. Walter Whitfey slips and breaks his right forearm. Mrs Clara Torrey hosts a dinner for many friends. Pore Jervis appears in local notices.
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J. B. Sumner
Nantisoke
Mise
Harriet Ruesch
Binghamton
Morrar
Smith
Witte
Walter Whitfey
Mies
Clara Torrey
Jervis
Pittston Tribune Office Contact and Hours Notice
Pittston office of the Scranton Tribune located at No. William sites advertises that all orders for job work and items for publication receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 9 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
William Sites
WY Ming
WM. T. Smith
Wrong Man Held in Buffalo Arrest Twist
Polander captured in Buffalo is identified as Anthony Golumbus from Exeter. Detective William Smith reports the Polish suspect is not Jozeph Kushkinski, the wanted murderer, and Golumbus faces charges related to a deceitful marriage promise after alleged mercantile fraud in Sturmierville.
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Wdvicca
Buffalo
William Smith
Jozeph Kushkinski
Ignatz Simonosvics
Anthony Golumbus
Exeter
Golumbus
Rotall Mercantiie
Sturmierville
Schuylkill
Columbus
Polleh
Eckert
Miss Derek of Pottaville and Miss Rowan in Wilkes-Barre visit
The Misscn Rattle held a grand reception at Eagle hall last evening honoring Miss Derek of Pottaville. Alderman Loftus visited the county seat yesterday. Miss Teresa Rowan returned home from Wilkes-Barre after visiting friends. Pittston Business Directory lists plumbing by Wright & Co at 97 South Main Street. A new range is for sale or exchange along with household goods and gas panes.
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Eagle Hall
Derek
Pottaville
Alderman Loftus
Teresa Rowan
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Wright & Co
South Main Street
Debate Topic Changes and Local Historical Society News
The debate on Saturday night will discuss whether modern invention benefits workers. Visitors from New York City sought to establish a wagon factory and foundry locally. The Historical Society elected officers including Captain K R C Du Bois and C N Vanness. Burt Read crushed a finger Friday while coupling cars. a Hallowe'en social was planned at Miss Gertrude Read's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
The
Historical Society
Kek
Charles L. Crook
KR. C. du Bois
Htutus Smith
W. T. Estabrook
James T. du
Montrose Water Reservoir Work Causes Odor and Taste Issues
Forks at the reservoir used for town water, with cleaning and flooding. Seed pods from nearby maples blowing into the water caused a disagreeable odor and taste. Mrs. Charles Van Wormer will leave Montrose for Baltimore on Thursday. D. PD. Lathrope is ill on South Main Street. The infant of Mr. Duane died after a short illness. Eva Rogers returns from Montclair after a protracted visit with Mrs. Harris. Mr. Thomas, who accepted a Baptist church call, has disappointed Montrose residents. The grand jury meets here this week.
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Forks
Charles van Wormer
Montrose
Baltimore
D. PD
Lathrope
South Main Street
Duane
Eva Rogers
Montclair
N. J
Harris
Thomas
Baptist Church
Senator Hill’s blunt talk with reporters shocks Washington
A Chicago Times Herald account recalls Senator Hill’s frank style in the marble room talking to a reporter about the Peckham vote. He predicts defeat if senators vote as they talk and notes White House maneuvers, Faulkner, and Cleveland’s distant influence. He also jokes about Mrs. Cleveland and Faulkner’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Washington
Senate
Chicago Times- Herald
Chicago
Peckham
White House
Cleveland
Hornblower
Hdl
Faulkner
Ambiguous Smile in Hill Interview Prompts Speculation
The passage captures Hill answering a question with a cheerful but evasive tone. He jokes about warfare and personal lines and hints at possible future wealth or influence, without clarifying whether his focus is on a wife or political power. The dialogue ends without resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Cleveland
White House
No Chinese Knowledge Of United States Says Record
The Chicago Record notes that few Chinese officials or residents in the United States recognize the country. It cites provincial loyalties from Canton and Kwantung, language differences, and internal Qing tensions, arguing most Cantonese emigrants face indifference and limited awareness of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record
United States
Rock Creek
Wyoming
San Francisco
Canton
Collision on the street leaves two dead
A Detroit Tribune fragment reports a bicycle rider and a pedestrian colliding on a city street. Both men die at the scene as witnesses note the fatal end to their afternoon. The piece references the dying, infernal regions and a final farewell from a Washington Star poem line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnfernal
Detroit Tribune
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Worldwide Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the remedy for teething pain and diarrhoea. It claims over fifty years of use by millions of mothers, with benefits like soothing the child and softening gums. The notice urges Druggists to sell the syrup worldwide for twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Stores to Dispose Stock at First Cost Below
Announcement states we commence October 14 to dispose of all stock in two large stores with goods marked down to first cost and many below cost.
Sale urges early visit for best deals at limited event
If you have any present or prospective need of reliable goods be sure you come while this sale lasts. But the earlier you come the better for you. We mention below but a very few of the
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