Labor Day Parade Plans and Orders from Carbondale
Local labor groups announce a Labor Day parade and picnic at McLaughlin's Grove Wertids. Grand Marshal A J Padden issues parade formations with divisions, aides, and line of march through Carbondale streets. Staff roles, escorts, and lodging details listed alongside notes on members traveling to Manila and a Long Island stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin's Grove
A. J. Padden
Elehth Avenue
South Main Street
Church Street
Seventh Avenue
Main Street
River Street
Grand Army of the Republic
R.N. Terry
Misa Cara
Mise Edith
Fisher's Landing
Long Island Sound
Raymond Hardenburg
Manila
Fourth
United States Infantry
Longtime resident Elizabeth Doyle dies at almost 100
Elizabeth Doyle aged nearly one hundred died at her South Malin Street home yesterday morning. Born in Ireland she came to the United States at twenty four, lived in Waymart briefly, then settled here twelve years ago. She leaves three sons and four daughters, fifty four grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Funeral is set for nine thirty tomorrow morning at St Rose Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Doyle
South Malin Street
Ireland
Waymart
F.C. Doyle
John Doyle
Frank Doyle
New York
John Burns
Clinton
Patrick Hoban
Wilkes-Barre
Michael McDonald
Mis
Sarah Doyle
St. Rose Church
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Community Ties
Mrs A D Preston spends a few days with Peckville friends. Mrs William Histed and children return home after a month with Mr and Mrs Histed of No 17 Gravity. Mrs Warren leaves for St Joseph Michigan after visiting Mitchell avenue. The penalty goes on city taxes today. Frank Browns Harry T won 200 first prize at Newark Valley races yesterday in the 2.20 class and will race again today. Emmons Peck received new buges with pneumatic tires. Homer Green esq of Honesdale visited the city yesterday. T B Vannan, recently in Carbondale hospital, is convalescent. Mr and Mrs W T Morgan and family return from Pleasant Mount. Mr and Mrs Frank B E Dennis and the Misses Watt Dennis Hathaway Van Gorder Wheeler and Bailey spent yesterday at Crystal Lake. Professor Peters returned to the city and resumed shorthand and language classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Preston
Peckville
William Histed
Histed
Warren
Mitchell Avenue
St. Joseph
Michigan
Frank Brown
Harry T
Newark Valley
Emmons Peck
Homer Green, Esq
Honesdale
T. B. Vannan
Carbondale Hospital
W. T. Morgan
Salem Avenue
Pleasant Mount
Frank
Fifty second regiment reunion plans and local notices
Peckville committees outline decorates and meeting set for Ledyard hall Monday evening September 4. Local updates include Archbald Water Co extending line to Whites addition and Prospect Hill, residents traveling to Asbury Park, a five-pound bass catch at Scull pond, and rescheduled social at Nora Pickering’s home with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second Regiment
Ledyard Hall
W. F. Ketchum
Orin Secor
George Williams
William Budd
F. A. Peck
Roberts Bros
William Page
Abe Kay
W.watkine
W. B. Bloes
J. 2D. Peck
Oc. Warner
M. Arnold
Carbondale
W. J. Cobb
Wimmere
W. W. Kiger
Vardon
Asbury Park
Archbald Water Company
Whites Addition
Prospect Hill
J. Richards
Theodore
Fast Orange
A. W. Brundage
Cwoclal
Misa Nora Pickering
Local notes from Honesdale and Williamsport area
Miss Helen Hently returns to Williamsport after extended visit with Honesdale relatives. Two baseball games scheduled at Athletic park Friday and Saturday between Deposit and home team. Sawyer’s band to perform in Russell park tonight. Honesdale banks close next Monday for Labor Day. Rev. James P. Ware to resume pulpit duties at Grace Episcopal next Sunday. Honesdale public school to open September 11. Erie Railroad to sell tickets to Philadelphia and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hently
Honesdale
Williamsport
Athletic Park
Sawyer
Russell Park
Honesdale Banks
James P. Ware
Grace Episcopal Church
Honesdale Publica Achopla
Erie Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Death of Mrs Bradford and local notes on August returns
Mrs Bradford, aged, died at the home of her elder Mrs W E Swick on Main street after a cancer. Funeral Sunday with interment at Factoryville. A miner at Delaware and Hudson who served in Porto Rico now drills in full military regalia, preferring the mine drill. Silk mill restarted to steady work. August the best month at the shaft for nearly a year. Local notices include bereavement thanks, visits, illnesses, new office, and a plan for a parish house. Community events include a temperance reunion and church services expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Factoryville
Delaware and Hudson
Porto Rico
Hattie Tompkins
James Stuart Corncil, Jr
Frank Simpson
Rea
Olyphant
John Maynard
South Main A
Saulsbury
North Main Street
Martin Gill
Main Street
Chicago
Albert Bound
West Mayfield
C. Whitemore
Scranton
Theodore Wackna
Hill Street
Mayfield
Mary Morgan
Rplakely
Benjamin Morgan
Meyfield
Hogarth
Labor meeting and voter registration noted in Forest City
In Forest City a labor meeting is announced at Davis' opera house with organizer Benjamin James of the Anthracite district present to urge forming a new local. Voter registration closes Sept 6 for the November election and assessors will be at polling places on designated dates.
Annual Welsh Congregational Convention at Welsh Church
The North eastern Pennsylvania Welsh Congregational Churches hold their annual meeting September 1 to 4 at the Welsh Congregational church in town with ministers and delegates attending from the valley. Services include devotional exercises, prayer meetings, and preaching each day, with a full conference and business session Saturday and Sunday programs.
Decker seeks Republican delegate post for Third ward
A report lists William Decker as a candidate for delegate to the Republican convention representing the Third ward. The item also notes various local occurrences from medical mishaps to social visits and staffing changes, including a fracture treated by wrist surgery and several names connected to community events.
Local notes on trips and appointments in town
William Davis Borthwick and Howard Greer joined William Borthwick and John Lowla on a Law shaft outing Wednesday evening. James Borthwick took several flashlights during the underground visit. Kate Cannon plans to visit Philadelphia sisters next week. Elizabeth Scahill is appointed night school teacher in Marey township. A textbooks committee approved titles for three years, including Baldwin Swinton Appleton's Harpers and Webster. Mr and Mrs Joseph Whalen of New York visited town. Angela Bouse returned from Pittsburg after attending a Daughters of St George convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Decker
Third Ward
Nettle
Jennie Clark
Harris
Jennie Brennan
Marie O'Brien
New York City
Kate McDonnell
Margaret Buckley
Nellie Corcoran
Arncibald
Grove Street
William Jeffries
Thomas Atwell
John Spicer
Watertown
James Dilhooley
Philbin
North Find
Pitteion Hospital
Serterdasy
Anna Dommermuth
Certrudy Davis
Jennie Bell
Velora Sanders
Viela Dommermuth
James
Borthwick
William Davis
Howard Greer
John Lowla
Law Shaft
James Borthwick
Kate Cannon
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Scahill
Marey Township
Baldwin's
Swinton
Appleton's
Harpers
Barnes
Litte
Long
Metcalfs
Milnes
Baird
Lyte
Overton
Steele
Thedway & Henmann
Harnes
Meeleston
McArthur
Harrington
Websters Common School
Aleebra
Harkness
Tintin
Pryant & Stratton’s Bookkeeping
Mra
Joseph Whalen
Angela Bouse
Pittsburg
The
Daughters of 81
George
Residents report plentiful game and local events in Factory Ville area
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Mathewson returned from New York State noting abundant fish and game between Gloversville and the Adirondacks including deer limits and brook trout. Mrs. Capwell heads to Philadelphia for G A R encampment while Tunkhannock hosts a firemen reunion with drills and a parade to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Mathewson
New York State
Mathewson
Gloversville
Adirondacks
Mre
Sarah Stark
Ada Kelley
de Alt Flech
Wilkes-Barre
Watking
Mehoopany
I. N. Capwell
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republi Ag
Scranton
Spors
Reynolds
Academy Grove
Keystone Academy
T. W. Breyton
North Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. N. Mathewson
Washington, D. C
C. Mathewson
Mil City Hotel Change and Local Health Update
A resident injured on the porch remains in precarious condition with a physician called yesterday reporting partial improvement. Roy Kommerer returns from a New York state trip. Bliss & Hunter store still has binack bags from yesterday. Silas Smith, formerly of Mill City, plans an August 1 return to Mill City to take charge of the Mill City hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kommerer
New York State
Bliss & Hunter
Silas Smith
Mill City
Mil City
Local Notes From Susquehanna County Gatherings
Miss Lou Dunning visits Brooklyn friends in Susquehanna County while Misses Curtis return from Atlantic City. Families hosting and visiting include the Hardenberghs of Beranton and the Curtis grandparents. The Baptist Ladies Aid plans a lawn social around September 14 and school opens next week with F. E. Bowers principal and Inez Blessing as primary teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dunning
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Charles Burkhart
Fannie
Efe Curtis
Atlantic City
E. F. Hardenbergh
Beranton
Cora
Kelle Lowry
Horanton
C. W. Curtis
Miss Texs
Buckingham
Kae Stanton
Buckingham's
Dorothy Stanton
Bessie Hamiston
Mina Robinson
Samantha Geddes
Planche Wilcox
Mildred Stevens
Mary Donen
Isabel Fogs
Olive
Sadie Treble
Myrtle
Carrie Emory
Nether Swartz
Naomi Staunton
Mattel Gerber
Tila Twudwig
Ruth Finn
May
Floggie Zacharias
Ruth Evans
Beulah Cooper
Helen
Lefa Kipp
Social News From Beranton and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ella Wilson of Beranton and Soap hosted by Dr and Mrs J G Wilson. Miss Mate Crocker visiting Miss Una Titus in Binghamton. George Foust Jr and Miss Sarah Graham vacationing at Heartlake then in town yesterday. Sheriff Dual in Susquehanna Saturday. School opened with record attendance. James Curry back from Ireland. William Post visiting relatives from Washington D C. Thomas Maxey visiting relatives from Royal. Miss Amelia Pickett helping at H D Jones office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wilson
Beranton
J. G. Wilson
Mate Crocker
Una Titus
Binghamton
George Foust, Jr
Sarah Graham
Heartlake
Susquehanna
James Curry
Ireland
William Post
Washington, D
Thomas Maxey
Royal
Amelia Pickett
H. D. Jones
Local visitors and departures noted in Jersey City area
Mrs. George A. Corfield returned to Jersey City Monday after visiting Mr. D. H. Coon. Judge Seatie and wife are visiting Silverlake. E. W. Rogers and family from Westfield, N. J., have been visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Corfield
Jersey City
D. H. Coon
Seatie
Silverlake
E. W. Rogers
Ernest
Westfield
N. J
September Prophecies From Storms and Signs
A dramatic forecast warns of a devastating Atlantic cyclone and tidal wave era with thousands homeless and future storms likely. It lists unlucky dates for events, urges caution for travel and public gatherings, and promises a free monthly advisory for sowing crops and market trends.
Insect bites and ammonia caution
Insect bites will neutralize the poison preventing soreness and swelling. But use only a very little ammonia and wash off soon to prevent sores. Caution never use ammonia in a room with fire as it is highly explosive. Prof. C Coles editor Storms and Liens Kingston Pa Aug 19 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Coles
Kingston
U.S. A
The Purple Lady Debuts At Lyceum Tonight
The Purple Lady by Sydney Rose INfeld, author of The Senator, lands its first local presentation at the Lyceum theater tonight. It was a major New York farce last season and drew large crowds in several cities. The play promises non stop laughter from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Rosenfeld
Lyceum Theater
New York
Hoyt brings new "A Trip to Chinatown" at Lyceum
Hoyt presents a revised version of A Trip to Chinatown at the Lyceum on Thursday September 4 with a strong cast led by Harry Gilfell as Welland Strong. FE M Hall the famed minstrel comedian and banjoist is cast as the waiter and Mable Montgomery plays the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Lyceum
Willl
Chinatown
Harry Gilfell
Hoyt & McKee
Welland Strong
FE. M. Hall
Mable Montgomery
Wolfford Sheridan Company to Play at Academy of Music Next Week
Mamie Sheridan Wolford to lead the Wol ford Sheridan company at the Academy of Music for the coming week. The troupe, drawn from top stock companies, opens with On the Mississippi and features titles such as In Her Power The Pulse of New York The Bowery Girl A Soldier of France The Showman's Daughter and The Octoroon. The cast includes Frank F E Camp Joseph Eggerton J R Metler Victor Harvey Frank J Hilliker Pred C Chauncey Harry Bronson BP Wilson Stella Bale Gertrude Hilliker Mae Sallor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Sheridan Wolford
Wolford Sheridan Company
Academy of Music
On the Mississippi
New York
Bowery
France
Frank FE. Camp
Joseph Eggerton
J. R. .Etler
Victor Harvey
Frank J. Hilliker
Pred C. Chauncey
Tiarry Bronson
Wilson
Stella Bale
Gertrude Hilliker
Mae Sallor
Neighborhood Death Roll in Luzerne County
In Wileenville Wayne County on August 4 Peter Iren a veteran of Company Bf Pennsylvania wounded and captured at Gettysburg and later in Oto died. Also James Jarrard 70 manager of the American hotel and his wife and son survive. Funeral from the hotel this afternoon at O o'clock in Sugarloaf township Luzerne County on Tuesday night Nathan Yost 56 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileenville
Wayne County
Peter Iren
Pennsylvania
Oto
Gettysburg
al Mauch Chunk
James Jarrard
American Hotel
Jarrard
Mauch Chunk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mayfield Band
Archbald Local
Uniion
Jermyn Local Union
Mayfield Local Union
Lackawanna
Simpson Union
Lincoln Avenue
Church
North Main
Eighth Avenue
Weer Side Park
Ths
T. A. McHale
Honesdales
Jermyn and Mayfield
Bradford
Charles 8. Snyder
E. Broadhead
M. Lancaster
James Baird
Centramoreland
EL. Hill
G'hfon
Presbyterian Church
Jopling
Poworth Leneue
Thomas Pembridge
Spring Brook
Emmett D. Nichole
Blanche Tregellas
Sylvia, Whiting
Forest City
Alfred Waters
Ernest Alfred
Old Forge
Davis’ Opera House
Benjamin James
Anthony Peterson
Wayne Hotel
Priceburg
Ith
Nist
Ward Murphy
Thomas Murphy
W. A. Carrington Wind
Wyalusing
Messie
W. H. Wildenberg
H. T. Aldrick
I. W. Smith
Westgate
Fshing
W. L. Bates
United Mine Workers
Wandling
Electric City
J. N. Steelman
Methodist Church
Junior League
Mitchell
Crystal Lake
H. D
Wil D. Bryden
H. J. Hockenberry
High School of
Bryden
Offcial
Taylor News
Mamie
Charles Wells
Clark’s Green
Mies Elsie Carey
Union Street
Cordelia Owens
Oak Street
North Scranton
W. G. Howells
Daughtier
Olwen
Willam Evans
Invincible Commandery
Knights of Malta
Richard Moge
Forest Home
Young Laciens ® Society
Calgary Baptist Church
Taylor
William Richards
M. E
Francis Gendall
Thomas
Lena Gendall
Jermyn
M. J. Gibbons
Hyde Park
Wnited
Basham's Hall
Taylor Silver Cornet
Montgomery
Cooper
Woodward
Taylor Colliery
Wiliam Johns
Iudicor
Johns
Lillian Howells
AVOCA
Wyoming Avenue
Elmhurst
Montrose
Prof. Coles
Mare
Jupiter
Busines
America
Parma
Pert
Karthauiske Shecke
the Purple Lady
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