Sensation at Carbondale Council Meeting Causes Resignation
City Engineer F E Kupp abruptly resigns effective Sept 15 after accusing Select Councilman John Davis and Common Councilman Robert Whitfield of interference with his duties. He details alleged harassment and sidewalk disputes in the Third ward, sparking a heated exchange before remaining firm. He notes an offer from another city and hints at future railway work with Burke Bros in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kupp
John Davis
Robert Whitfield
Carbondala
Select Council
F. E B. Kupp
Kupp
Third Ward
Robert 8. Whitfield
Davis
Humphrey
Bvard
Solomon
Carbondale
Fletcher
Dr. Fletcher
Mr. Mannion
Council
Washington Street
Whitfield
Mr. Davis
Mr. Kupp
Hedvand
Davie
Scranton
Mbosic Lake
Burke Bros
Common Council
Supreme Court
Finance Committee
Useful Anywhere A Way to Prevent Car Sickness
A man describes relief from motion sickness after traveling to California. He credits Grape-Nuts with maintaining appetite, strengthening his health, and even gaining five pounds. The ad claims the cereal digests well, preserves strength, and improves the brain with regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Battle Creek
Mich
Board of Health Appointees Confirmed in Carbondale
Carbondale selects council confirmed most mayoral appointees to the board of health after months of waiting. George W Norris declined. Dr John A Kelly Patrick Wart P G McDonough and Hart named to replace others with terms ranging one to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Board of Health
Tribune
Select Council
O'Neill
George W. Norris
Solomon
John A. Kelly
Patrick Wart
Alex, Wylie
P. G. McDonough
E. H. W. Burke
Hart
John P. Collins
West Side Browns Set To Clash At Duffy Field This Afternoon
The West Side Browns, neighbors of Eddie McTierney, prepare to finish a weather delayed game at Duffy Field with Tappon pitching Kelleher. Susquehanna’s Pets host a visit from Carbondale Crescents while week of local matchups stoke hard fighting for weekend honors. Smaltz is expected to return to Susquehanna Stars after leaving Tamaqua. Honesdale may skip the trip to Susquehanna this week despite strong town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Browns
Duffy
Browns
Eddie McTierney
Tappan
Kelleher
Crescents
Susquehanna
Whitney
Slys
Carbondale Crescents
Smaltz
Tamaqua
Stars
J. Smaltz
Susquehanna Stars
Hotel Bills All In Defeat Brokers On Duffy Field
The Hotel Bills team led by Joe Monahan beat the Brokers after taking a quick early lead on Duffy's field. With a 15-6 score at the end of the ninth, Haley's pitching overwhelmed the Bills while Monahan and Williams contributed in the sixth inning to drive the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razorbacks
Joe Monahan
Duffy
Williams
Haley
Bills
Scranton Team Barreling For Next Match After Loss
Manager Wirth says the nine defeated was not the regular local team and that several Scranton players joined the game while a different aggregation from the Carbondallans previously defeated is in reserve. He notes Sunday play was not planned but the Pets can be met any other day for any stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Honesdale
Susquehanna
Wirth
Scranton
Carbondallans
Tribune
Billy
Controversy Over Rematch Attracts Local Attention
In a heated exchange, Fox, Frants, Madenapacher and Perris lead the top half of aemi players in a hard loss. The proposal to play again for a large purse draws Crescenta Will Inelnt to host semi squads on Duffy's field. A victory before 5,000 fans would outshine an 800 turnout. Manager Wirth could repay the gesture by bringing his team to Carbondale. the call goes to Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Frants
Madenapacher
Perris
Aemi
Tappan
Crescenta
Duffy
Diamond Flats
Wirth
Carbondale
Billy
Berean Baptist Church to Resume Work Tonight
The regular covenant meeting of the Berean Baptist church will be held this evening at 7 90 and will be in charge of the pastor. The gathering marks the reopening of church work after vacation and a large attendance from members and the congregation is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Weather brings large vacation crowds to Erie excursions
With sunny forecasts September should supply ample sunshine. The rainy season is over and a heavy exodus to resorts is under way. Railroads report larger than expected bookings for Erie's Toronto fair excursion on Friday and the $2 New York excursion on Saturday evening to see Coney Island. The Delaware and Hudson excursion to Saratoga today is well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
New York
Coney Island
Delaware and Hudson
Saratoga
Post Office Letter List for Carbondaole September 4 1902
A Municipal notice lists remaining letters for unknown recipients at Carbondaole post office dated September 4 1902. Names include Thompson Jr Mrs John Deblworth Gallagher William May Rosetta Muir Mrs J H Riv enburg Winifred Proctor Stella Booth Gertrude Coleman Elizabeth Healey Verla Thomas foreign Michael Dzurbas and J H Thomas Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondaole
Thompson, Jr
John Deblworth
Gallagher
William May
Rosetta Muir
J. H. Rivenburg
Winifred
Proctor
Stella Booth
Gertrude Coleman
Elizabeth Healey
Verla Thomas
Michael Dzurbas
J. H. Thomas
Rankin and Smith Wed at Cortland Avenue Home
Miss Alpha Rankin and Rexford Smith married at the bride's parents home on Cortland avenue by Rev. Charles Lee last night. Miss Elipha Rankin served as bridesmaid and Stanley Smith as groomsman. The couple departed for New York yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rankin
Rexford Smith
Cortland Avenue
Charles Lee
Elipha Rankin
Stanley Smith
Mrs. Smith
New York
Mrs Burich 80 Dies After Six Weeks Illness
Mrs Burich aged 80 passed away after a six weeks illness last night.
Local Notes and Visits From Scranton Area
Walter Fletcher ill and Miss Cora Giles back from Honesdale. Mrs Stoutinger hosts her daughter in Anthracite block. Marl Brink heads to Syracuse for relatives. Rev Lindsay, ex of this city, visits Attorney Louis Gramer. Mary Gillen Justina Walsh and Helen Monahan in Scranton yesterday. Frank Kilpatrick returns from Duarte avenue to Rochester. Nettie Burdick vacationing at Jamestown and Chautauqua. Thomas Larkin from Scranton visits Carbondale before studies at Niagara. Anna Wade returns from vacation in New York Philadelphia Boston. John Newton navy chief leaves Avoca for Annapolis. Alice O Malley returns to Scranton. Mamiearly to visit a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fletcher
W. W. Fletcher
Cora Giles
Honesdale
Stoutinger
Marl Brink
Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Lindsay
Louis Gramer
Mary Gillen
Justina Walsh
Helen Monahan
Scranton
M. Boland
Chicago
P. Campbell
South Spring Street
Maud Clemo
South Main Stret
Moscow
Ethel Scott
Fernhall
Crystal Lake
Frank Kilpatrick
Duarte Avenue
Rochester
Nettie Burdick
Carden
West Side
Anna Wade
Boston Tea Company
New York City
Philadelphia
Boston
John Newton
United States Navy
Chier
N. Moon
Canaan Street
Avoca
Annapolis
Alice O'Malley
Martin T. O'Malley
Mamiearly
Seventh Avenue
Asthma Cure Claims Public Endorsements From Readers
A letters style notice touts Ly Schiffmunis Asthma Cure with testimonials from Rev G J Taylor Washburn Alabama and a Hay Fever sufferer praising relief after first uses. Mrs Martha Simorson of Laingsburg Michigan requests a free trial package via Dr Behiffman Box 895 St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Taylor
Washburn
Martha Simorson
Laingsburg
Mich
C. Stamp
Dr. Behiffman
St. Paul
Minn
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Mrs Draper Testimony
Mrs Charles Draper of 424 Hickory Street reports acute backache and swelling tied to kidney problems. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Matthews Bros drug store she saw relief within three days and claims a complete cure, endorsing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Draper
Hickory Etregt
Dean
Matthews Bros
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doan
Borough News In Brief and Local Appointments
Dr Fulton from Scranton visited town for a medical consultation with Dr Shields. The borough council will meet tomorrow evening. The Young Men's Institute team traveled to Minooka yesterday. Efforts are underway to bring the Honesdale team here next Tuesday with expenses guaranteed by public contributions. John R Jones will receive contributions at Rushbrook Drug. Miss Mamie Edmunds left for Pierce's College Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erty Lodge
Duffy
Rushbrook
P. H. Bergan
Huntington
Mamie Edmunds
Mayfield
Pierce’s College
Philadelphia
Browns Top Green Ridge Amateurs In Local Win
Olyphant defeated Green Ridge Amateurs 14 to 8 on the local ground before about 2,000 fans. Mahon pitched four shutout innings, while Bray allowed eight runs. Many local residents visited or returned from travels, including Jacob Ginberg visiting old acquaintances and several locals leaving for Bloomsburg Normal school or returning from trips to New York and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Green Ridge
Mahon
Olyphant
Walsh
Bray
Kelly
Tom
Stroudsburg
John Reese
Wales
Mary Dunleavey
Passaic
Theresa Lalley
Archbald
B. O'Hara
Katie Nealon
New York
Ethel Shearer
Coatsville
John McKnight
South Scranton
P. V. Donnelly
Carbondale
Edith Richards
Providence
Mrs. Jenkins
Lackawanna Street
John Kilcullen
Dunmore Street
Peckville Social Notes and Post Office List
Mrs Plumer and grandson from Green Ridge visited Mr and Mrs John Callender on Academy street. Miss Winifred Berry will start teaching at Brown Hollow on Monday. Labor Day prevented last Monday’s council meeting. next meeting set for September 8. Mrs John Reese returned from West Scranton visit. Mrs Harry DeVond and Miss Ada Donley of Archbald called locally. Unclaimed mail list includes Joe Glynn Bert Muehler Marily Cibak Jan Padey John Starko Andy Yadynura. please advertise and present list date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Harry DeVond
Ada Donley
Laurel Street
Archbald
Peckville
Joe Glynn
Bert Muehler
Mahrly Cibak
Jan Padey
John Starko
Andy Yadynura
Social visitors and residents greet town chatter
ARCHBALD Mrs. Sarah Sweeney of Green Ridge visited Tuesday. Burr Wall returns to Montdale after a pleasant visit. Miss Tessie Dunleavy of Scranton visits Miss Mary Healey on Malin street. Mrs. John Cook of Scranton visits Tuesday. Miss Cora Miller of Carbondale visits relatives in town. Miss Margaret Coolican visits Carbondale yesterday. Mrs. W F Davenport spent yesterday with relatives in Honesdale. Mrs. P J Vighe was a Carbondale visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sweeney
Green Ridge
Burr Wall
Montdale
Tessie Dunleavy
Scranton
Mary Healey
Malin Street
John Cook
Cora Miller
Carbondale
Margaret Coolican
W. FP. Davenport
Honesdale
P. J. Vighe
Elmhurst News Notes And Local Arrivals
Rev George Greiss of Allentown is ill with typhoid fever at the home of his brother in law Dr J W Knedler. Mr and Mrs Jay Stanton move into Mrs Curtis house on Main street. Miss Bertha Grimes visits parents. School opened Tuesday with an enrollment of one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greiss
Allentown
J. W. Knedler
Jay Stanton
Curtis
Main Street
Bertha Grimes
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors In The Area
Eleven pupils in the primary department are noted plus several visitors. Miss Scott returns from Lewisburg after three weeks visiting Mrs. G. W. Beale. H Burroughs of Washington, D. C. stays with A. B. Wil line. Miss Alice Buckingham of Scranton visits cousin Miss Bessie Buckingham. Miss Daisy Huber of Scranton visits Mrs. L. W. Partridge. Mildred Shoemaker leaves for Lathrop Susquehanna county to teach. Nettle Evang succeeds her at the post office. F. A. Page’s new residence nears completion for next week occupancy. Mr. and Mrs. BE Addleton and niece of Dunmore visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shaffer. The Baptist church re-papered inside and outside to be repainted. Hall and Abbott of Scranton did the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
G. W. Beale
Lewisburg
H. Burroughs
Washington, D. C
A. B. Willine
Alice Buckingham
Scranton
Bessie Buckingham
Daisy Huber
L. W. Partridge
Mildred Shoemaker
Lathrop
Susquehanna County
Nettle Evang
F. A. Page
H. Addleton
Dunmore
Lewis Shaffer
Baptist Church
Messrs. Hall and Abbott
Clerks Game Deciding Bust Between Borough and Old Forge
The deciding game of bust between the borough clerks and Old Forge was played yesterday afternoon at Riverside and won by the visitors 10 to 7. A large crowd attended the interesting contest. John T. Jenkins, principal of No. 2 school, moved his family from Jermyn to Llewellyn's block on Main street. May Phillips of Taylor street and her guest Flannah Prastor of Dorrancetown visited friends in Providence Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Riverside
John T. Jenkins
No. 2 School
Jermyn
Llewellyn’s
Main Strent
May Phillips
Taylor Street
Flannah Prastor
Dorrancetown
Providence
Cholera Morbus Warning and Remedy Endorsement
A Durant Michigan resident, Mrs KE H Delano, warns of cholera morbus as a highly dangerous disease and shares that she has relied on Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for four years, using two bottles with quick relief. She urges keeping the remedy on hand for instant sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. KE. H. Delano
Durant
Mich
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Billy Wirth
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Burich
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