Second Day of the Celebration for Coal Miners Parade
The procession split into divisions of United Mine Workers locals from Forest City, Archbald, Cyrhamdale and other areas. Grand marshal John F. Catiney and officials led a pageant with John Mitchell and clergy observing as bands played and crowds cheered along Main Street in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of Forest Civ
Wanching
Richmondale
Levais
Federal Union
Forest City
Wee
Archbald
Jermyn
Mayfield
Todes Unions
Cyrhamdale
Pedoral Wile
International Ageorithm of Machinists
Carpenters and Joinere
Pedoral Union
Newmen Harbers, Typographion Union
Digirmakere’ Union
Silk Mid Union
Rey Clerks
Seacordnation
Liedefe Sd
Carbondale
John F. Catiney
Stant
John H. Hermes
Aldes
John 2D. Jones
Vandhing
Hubert Hollow
Forest Hty
McAndrew
Archiveld
Jones Finellan
Andrew Nien
Typographion Union
F.&. Joslin
Achit
Main Street
Burch
Belmont
Church
Eighth
Commemorative opening of early Carbondale mine site
A large crowd gathers on Seventh Avenue to unveil a five foot high monument marking the first undersea mine opening near Carbondale. Mayor Kilpatrick presides with dignitaries including G F Swigert and Hughes family members. The ceremony recalls the 19th century coal era and honors miners who built the region’s industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atjetloa
Corbondale
Seventh Avenue
Howe
Hares Law
Pittston
Archit Leon
Dhe
Thiessen Gondry
Doda
Enn
Kilpatrick
G. F. Swigert
Conidttioe
Programmie
Fleese Hughes
Weiter I
Fairtok Kearney
Geriye Mole
Carlteanedualy
Proddent T
Ty Niehele
Ne. 1
United Mine Workers
Morten
Penny
Swigert
Gine
Reese
Hughes
Mughes
Elise
Devink
Jn Othis
Fis
Thoma TH Nicholls
Tuktret Noood
Orlaminete
AVIV
Cation
Jefferson
Mass Meeting on Sandy's Hill in Labor Day Rally
A large crowd gathered on Sandy's Hill as labor leaders led by United Mine Workers President John Mitchell spoke on the Eight Hour Day and union gains. Mitchell defended the union, praised past wins, and urged miners to stay united and education conscious despite opposition from operators and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Heten
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers
Jones
Toacher
Mitchells
Mitchell
Pieettent Dehy Waleh
En. Frhol Labor Union
Ehadenyan Hie
Kilpatrick
Eis Howard McKay
McKeenport
National Board of Mine Workers
Nichols
Titul Pulaski
Ninth Atfother
Uinred
Cor
Gil
Today’s Firemen Jubilee Programme in Middletown
Visiting crews led by the McQuaid Engine No. 3 arrive from Middletown with the Brady band. Welcome addresses at the American house precede races, drills, and a band concert on Main Street, followed by a parade, exhibitions, and a grand ball at the Burke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuaid Engine Company
Middletown
Ontario and Western
Brady
Ontario
Western
Columbia Hove Company
J. W. Kilpatrick
G. F. Swigert
John M. McNulty
Pokimon
MetQuaids
Manne
Teadhiy
Main
Opie
Senna Porian
William Connell Hise Company
Zeranten
River Street
Cclck
Sixth Avenue Bridge
City Hall
Finenen
Burke
Fire on Sandys Hill Displays Bright Blaze at Night
A vivid fire illuminated Sandys Hill last night as residents reported a brilliant display. The elevated site provided the best vantage for spectators to view the flames and glow across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandys Hill
Fragmentary war-time scene with coded fire display
An unclear extract describes bombs and spectacular explosions with vivid fire. It mentions a phrase Gelden Jublien and a number 185.49901, but details and identities are obscured in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelden Jublien
Mine Workers Aim for Eight Hour Day in Anthracite
Union leaders in the anthracite region push for an eight hour workday arguing water will not stay permanent until hours decrease. Mitchell spoke as rain interrupted a meeting, then planned an address in Carbondale and a local gathering at Forest City Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Labor Body
Mitchell
Carbondale
Forest City
Jubilee week brings visitors to Krants Brog brewery
Visitors from Wilkes Barre Pittston and other cities admire the Krants Brog Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company as jubilees unfold. Arch ie Gurney works as a special police figure while a parade horse balks before the Jubilee house. City officials and brewery officers are listed along with numerous centennial souvenirs offerings and a Trinity loan exhibit to close then reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krants Brog
Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company
Arso
Berunion
Eleetric
Capriln Vetter
Wilkes-Barre
Pitteton
Warbondale Silk Workers
Academy of Music
Archie Gurney
Kewlee
Pickporcheta
Scranton
Hoyse
Jubilee House
Leeder
Sanitary
Mofitt
Archie Churhey
Balker
Middletown Hose Company
C. B. Mance
B. A. Taylor
Charles Higham
BE. A. Lorentz
Firet
Beber
He Burch
Robert Lawrence
John Cooper
W. Perla
James Corner N. Ward
George O'Neill
W. Sayer
William Pohlmann
Daniel McNally
James Short
Thomas Costello
Detroit
Chicago
Carbondale
Trinity Parish House
Boys Clothing and Hats Sale for Boys 3 to 14 Years
A catalog of boys apparel and hats with prices from 10c to 3 14c. Suits include blouse, vestee, double breasted and worsted styles in blue brown stripes and mixes. Knee pants in blue brown grey with 50c option. Caps 25c 38c 10c golf shape tam o shanters.
Firemen’s Day Meet Draws City Companies to Scranton
Fire departments from Scranton and neighboring towns gather for a Firemen’s day event. Stations at Andrew Mitchell, Columbia, Cottage and other companies plan overnight stays and gatherings at Hose House, City Hall, Watts Hall and local halls. Refreshments served. guests travel between headquarters on Church Street and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manner
Widdlletown
Pirst Donoses
Broly Howl
Midiletown
McQuaid Engine
Mildletiwa
X.Y
Fowlir
Cranpany
Port Derwia
Erie
Staplety Bata
Munesibite
Protection
Pitneron
West Bittaton
Crete
Kerniesy
Sar Trin
Forest
Euale
Qunpane
Prinetene Paterptee
Une Mommie
Perest Tye
Andrew Mity
Tell Inco
ISON
Creerport
William Walker Tee Company
Montiglil
Viton Tee Co
Ianyning
Airdeieg
Phebe
Siearene
Soletua Atone
Clear Matey
Maltastrent
Gavi
Liviaien
Ernoer
Pilus
Tenieht
Vielina
Bntl
Andrew Mitchell
Perton
Wilain Canmell Mokre Ping
Ef Scranton
Calunmbin Company
Hose House
Meur
Mitchelie
Watts Hall
Church Street
Ghave Satem Avenue
Cottage Company
Moe- Tighe
Fouth
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Claims on Carbondale Names at Jubilee Event
The list includes Charles Law of Pittston, son of Archibald Law, an early Delaware and Hudson engine developer and Carbondale mine founder. James McComb of Philadelphia, born Carbondale in 1651, brother to city residents. Hon. JoAnor Jones of Scranton, former district attorney, and Frank G. Durfee, Owego merchant, all noted among Carbondale figures attending the jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
Pittsten
Archibald Law
Delaware and Hudson
Amerine
Carbondale
Andrew Walt
James M'Comb
Philadelphia
John Moomah
Thie City
Hugh Mettomh
XNI
York
Loy
T. V. Powderty
Arevney
Joe
Joan OR. Jones
Scranton
Ile
Arelwld
Nur
Uine
Neel
Mr Jones
Cerbondate
Frank GG. Durfee
Wiler
Owego
Thomas Durfee
Lewis Pughe
Local Notes on Historic Figures and Inn Locations
The passage mentions Mr. Pughe tied to the old Washington house, now near Harrison house, and records J. H. Gettings as a fireman. It also notes Dunmore, born in Carbondale four years ago, a miner in Coolbrook who left in 1875 to Nevada and later returned to Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirene
Wilkes
Feentry Ciocle
Mintog
Pughe
Washington House
Harrison House
J. WH. Gettings
Dunmore
Carbondale
Coolbrook
Pole
Nevada
Archbald Career Sketch Ties to Carbondale and Scranton
A fragmentary reminiscence traces Archbald’s career from 1825 as an engineer under John B. Jervis in the Delaware and Hudson canal project to his 1629 election as superintendent. It notes a long tenure in Carbondale around 1806 to 1827 and a renewal of duties until January 1, 18. YS. Joslin. Supt.¢ ligt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weday Sncritune
Archbald
Ifis
Carbondale
Passing Throng Views Jubilee Procession in Carbondale
Scranton residents and visitors including Mr J F P Clark and Mrs Jennie Chirk watched the jubilee procession yesterday. Notables William Hannawas and Joseph Sullivan joined the Carbondale observance with other Scranton guests. Judge AL Wowburg of the orphan's court was in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Clark
Jennie Chirk
Elisabeth of
Malley
Agnes Jennings
Alice Fr Malley
Sccranton
William Hannawas
Lyceum
Scranton
Joseph Sullivan
FL Leonard
Daventer
Misa Michel Leonard
Mélane
Frank Cullen
Newstealer
Dunmore
Carbondaly
Yestordias
BL. Mattel
the Tribune
Pennsylvania Earnings Report From Amnectatet Presa
Exclusive wire from The Amnectatet Presa reports earnings of the Pensseelearie Baile food company for July and the rolling twelve months. Details show lines directly operated and operating costs, with gains and increases noted for several segments. The Buffalo and Allegheny Valley operations are referenced in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitoelphia
Pensseelearie Baile Food Company
Buffalo
Allegheny Valley
Mr Bryan Buys a Paper In Odd Transfer Tale
A peculiar notice from Washington describes a paper purchase involving a person named Mr Bryan and a transfer to an individual with unusual names. The fragmentary text references a so called National Warchines Publishing company and a newspaper linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sawmills Destroyed in Fire at Armetrong Thuman Company
A fire destroyed the Armetrong Thuman company sawmill and damaged adjacent lumber yards. The blaze also consumed pine and other timber in the vicinity, with several outbuildings partially burned. No exact casualty details are clear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneoth
Mick
Uefine
Armetrong Thuman Company
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Airymen
Witc
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Miss Morris
Eeemuinry
J. 8. Walsh
Content Labor Union
Jon W. Kilpatrick
Carbopdole
Seound
Anilems Bkehtoseer
Mt. Carmel
National Orerniger
Adam Roysouvies
Jetrint No
Jeveph Oo Remiand
Hage Fon
National Prsiniser
Mine Workers of America
Edward Gerrity
Lerud S44
Stev
Alf Hoffe
Marhendale
Merhodie
Hares Lee
Caphondale Presbyterian Church
Reey Wal
Thomas Murphy
Milon Monaghan
Joseph Hamilton
John Flewellan
Joseph Bromer
Thomas Coggins
Jacob Heath
Henry Perry
Anthony Connor
Michael McGarry
Henry Whittington
James Morrissey
James Manley
Joan Murray
George Bryan
Patrick Hart
Francis Hooper
George Gaugetz
Anthony Pell
Santy Pell
Michael Healey
Malin
Park Place
Park End
Pike
City Ballet
Morrison Hose
Hig
Mr Mitchell
Lid Ali
Mitchel
Wake
Coal Petite
Mayor Kilpatrick
Mr. Hughes
Charlies Law
Karlow Law
Piteton
Archhbald Law
Mr. Law
Mayer Kilpatrick
President Nichols
Aelia Dae
Delaware and Mido Company
John Watts
John V W. Williams
Tere
Delaware and Hudson Company
Robert MM. Osphant
Bondale
Ells
Mr. Bloghest
Seherbe
I. Oom. Olyphant
A. Walker
CL C. Plone
Stellendant Minis
Mrevtodl
Mth
Marbonate
Mirst Trinity Church
Sandy's Hill
Mr. Mitchell
Sal
Cartondale
Colm
Morgan
Thor
Theos
Rockefeler
Ike
United
Thamas Swift
Savk Rivet
Iret
Chie
Potlee Waites
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Donas Long
James Archbald
Joslin
Pennsylvania
The
Amnectatet Presa
Mr. Bryan
Axwellind Irae
Proms
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