Foreman Killeen Challenges Davis Over City Affairs
Street Foreman John Killeen attacked Chairman Davis of select council over statements made at a meeting. He defended his honesty with City Engineer Kupp and argued about overtime and a fifty cent daily increase. The council discussed Villa Street sewer remonstrances, daily fire alarm tests, and paving payments on Main, Wilmith, River, and Sixth avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. &. Kupp
John Killeen
Davis
Select Council
Killeen
Common Council
Kupp
Willen
Mr. Davis
Kairmian Masters
Davie Dido
Villa Street
Merchants’ Association
Masters
Main
Wmighth Avenue
River Streets
Sixth Avenue
Miss Rena Daley Dies in Ithaca After Illness
Miss Rena Daley, born in Carbondale and a prominent local figure, died in Ithaca New York Sunday evening after a sudden illness of stomach and intestinal disease with heart complications. She was visiting Mrs. Bessy Corby Williams, formerly Miss Bessy Corby, of Carbondale. The tragedy shocked relatives and friends as she had appeared in usual good health until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Daley
Ithaca
N. Y
Bessy Corby Williams
Miss Daly
Williams
Bessy Corby
Miss Daley
Carbondale
Carbondale High School
Fragmentary Patient Testimony on Medical Discovery
A damaged OCR passage presents a testimonial where a patient describes health improvement after using a medicine called Gold Medical Discovery. The text is garbled but implies a recovery claim and mentions a doctor and a medical adviser offering information on receipt of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Bunderlund
Avert Co
Ches
Ima
Goldem
Remembrance for a Slater's Passing in Local Obituary
The obituary notes the grief of sincere friends and the esteem for the deceased. The only immediate survivor is Frances Daley, a slater, whose father Alvah W. Daley died last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Daley
Slater
Alvah W. Daley
Mitchells to Port Jervis Three Day Visit by Special Train
The Mitchells tour Port Jervis for three days as guests of the Neversink Hose company. A special train departs Delaware and Hudson station at 1:80 tomorrow afternoon, with about 100 Mitchells in uniform plus 100 Carbondalians joining the outing to support prizes for visiting companies. The trip promises a lively three days and a strong showing from Carbondalians and Hose members alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Port Jervis
Neversink Hose Company
Delaware
Bosemen
Delaware and Hudson
Honesdale
the &Rle
Fire alarm boxes and hydrants proposed by city ordinance
The common council directed the city clerk to draft an ordinance for three new fire alarm boxes at Powderly road Ninth avenue Washington street and Scott and Fallbrook streets and for hydrants at Woodlawn and Delaware streets McAndrew Cottage street Cook Gordon Walsh Powderly road Glennon Pike Pike Main and Sund streets Darte Salem avenue Norton Fallbrook Trospital Fallbrook and Trospital streets Dundaff Belmont Reynolds avenue with property transfers for curb and right of way adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Joint Fire and Water Committee
Anthony Walsh
Powderly Road
Ninth Avenue
Washington Street
Margaret Davis
Scott and
Fallbrook Streets
Woodlawn
Dela Ware
McAndrew
Cottage Street
Michael Cook
Gordon Avenue
Powderly
Glennon
Pike Street
Walsh
James Loftus
Main
Sund Streets
Darte
Salem Avenue
Norton's
Fallbrook
Warview
Trospital
Patrick Hart
Dundaff Street
Mrs. Maxwell
Belmont
James Thompson
Reynolds’ Avenue
Carbondale High School Announces Season Football Lineup
Carbondale High School unveils its 11 player lineup led by captain Tex Copeland at quarterback. Garfield Williams at center and Ed Mace at left end praised for strength and skill. Coaches cite exceptional material and careful selection for a gilt-edge season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High School
Ed, Mace
Clarence Becker
Richard Wilson
Garfield Williams
Jos. Connerton
Silas Tucker
Rich
Wilson
Itd. Connerton
Harry Robinson
Tex Copeland
Kenneth Jaynor
Messrs
Peck
Moore
Eivery
Cecil Smith Injured In Lake Crystal Wagon Overturn
Mecil Smith age ten son of Mr and Mrs Claude Smith of this city was injured yesterday at Crystal Lake when a survey wagon overturned while turning a horse. He sustained bruises with no broken bones. The party included his mother his aunt Miss Andrews Miss Lucy Justin and Mrs Hall of Philadelphia. Milkman Stone aided in the incident and Dr Bailey treated the lad after arriving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecil
Claude Smith
Crystal Lake
Miss Andrews
Lucy Justin
Hall
Philadelphia
Cecil
Stone
D. 8
Bailey
Ball Players Depart for College From Local Team
The Peta lose two key players Walter Loftus and Joe Flosser as they head to college. Loftus sails to New York City then Holy Cross in Worcester Massachusetts. Rosler travels to Toronto to study at St Michael's College. Walter Quinn also leaves to attend Holy Cross joining Loftus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta
Walter Loftus
Joe Flosser
Rosler
Toronto
Canada
St. Michael's College
Loftus
New York City
Boston
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Walter Quinn
Dundaff Street
Carbondale High School
Four Men to Fill Gaps in Left Field for Town Team
The town roster announces four good men slated to fill the vacant left field post, promising steadiness and depth. Local supporters express optimism for improved defense and offense as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodera
Scranton Amateurs Substitute Joins Villa Nova Squad
By Joe Rosler's absence Jimmie Crane of Scranton will play for Villa Nova. Crane recently played in Carbondale with the Scranton amateurs. Captain McTierney expects his service and he will face Archbald at Archbald on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rosler
Jimmie Crane
Scranton
Villa Nova
Crane
Carbondale
McTierney
Archbald
Jermyn Beats Maple City Nine Amid Mixed Plays
A crowded scene saw Jermyn prevail over Maple City despite errors and stellar fielding by Miller and a late bid by Flannery and the Pets. Miller struck out nine, McAndrew five, with Miller allowing ten safeties and McAndrew eleven as both sides contested the lead before Honesdale’s late defense sealed the result. The city council rejected a loan request tied to urban growth as the Derby and Hudson branch road efforts drew mixed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckleberry Mountain
Jermyn
McDonald
Archbald
Bly Miller
Maple Elty
Miller
Flannery
Roesler
McAndrew
Murray
Pets
Honesdale
Common Council
Delaware and Hudson
Sclons
Board of Health
Crescents Host Mayfield and Honesdale in Big Charity Match
Carbondale manager Tappan grants Duffy's field to Mayfield and Honesdale for a 2 80 oclock game. Sam Mendelsohn’s Crescents field a strong side as Honesdale declined to play locally. Burke, ex Giants, will pitch for Honesdale in Archbald earlier action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondallans
Tappan
Crescents
Duffy
Pets
Mayfield
Honesdale
Honesdallans
Jin
Sam Mendelsohn
Billy Miller
Sam
Archbald
White Oak
Burke
New York Giants
Atlantic City
Miss Blanche Lavan Enters Order at Mt St Marys
Miss Blanche Lavan of Pittston and Carbondale has entered the no vitiate of the Order of the Immaculate Heart at Mt. St. Marys seminary Scranton. Former public school teacher until June last, she is renowned for her ability and conscientiousness. Relatives in Carbondale and friends here wish her happiness in the life she has chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Livan
Pittston
Carbondale
Order of the Immaculate Heart
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Scranton
Miss Lavan
Catherine Monahan
Carbondallans Recall Pioneer William McHale
William McHale, a half brother of ex-Belecman Thomas Battle, once lived on lower Hospital Street in Carbondall and left town about thirty years ago with other hardy pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McHale
Thomas Battle
Lower Hospital Street
Cure for chronic diarrhoea credited to remedy
John H. Zirkle of Philipps, West Virginia reports his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years until taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle cured him for over eighteen months and he remains healthy at sixty, able to work as a younger man. The Philipp Republican notes the claim and says the remedy is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Zirkle
Philipps W. Va
Republican
Zirkle
Philipp Republican
Miner McHale Finds Fortune in Utah Silver Mines
After thirty years of toil, Mr. McHale now lives in Frieco Utah where he owns large silver mines developed from a small claim to a vast bonanza. He has spent his life prospecting and mining and is well suited to oversee the current massive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden West
Mr. McHale
Frieco
Beaver County
Utah
Gorman Couple Attends Saratoga Floral Fete Event
Mr and Mrs James Gorman of South Malin Street return from Saratoga New York where they attended the grand floral fete the social season event at the resort In the magnificent parade on day three floral floats cost thousands of dollars On day two Mr Gorman met state officers of the A H of which he is a prominent member locally The order held its convention there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
South Malin Street
Saratoga
N. Y
Gorman
Violinist William Lynott Returns From Southern Engagement
William Lynott arrives back in Goshen Bridge Virginia after a three month stint as violinist at a fashionable southern summer hotel. He reports a pleasant and profitable vacation and resumes leadership of the Mogart orchestra for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lynott
Goshen Bridge
Mr. Lynott
Lynott
Mogart
Patterson Enters Fast Horses in West Pittston Fair
L A Patterson brings several swift trotters and racers to the West Pittston fair this week. His string has been luckier than usual this season with many close and exciting finishes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Patterson
West Pittston Fair
Mr. Patterson
Birth of twin boys to Mr and Mrs John Pidgeon
The West Side couple celebrate the arrival of twin boys. Miss Frances Abbott hosts the Young Ladies Cooking club at Spring street. Boxes on the street set are repainted in silver and red. William W. Picks aids the effort. Mozart band to accompany Mitchell Hose company to Port Jervis on Wednesday and quarter at the American House. Kathryn A. Nealon leaves for Mansfield State Normal to study. W W Lathrope of Scranton attends Miners and Mechanics Savings Bank directors meeting. Ant HR Telephone franchise third reading in Forest City council. Nettle McMillan to resume duties in New York next week. Marion Burr making recovery from months of care. Sons of Temperance hold monthly social with free entertainment, ice cream, and cake. Mina Frank and Sadie Miller assist in musical part. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pidgeon
West Side
Frances Abbott
Spring Street
William WH
Mozart
Mitchell Hose Company
Port Jervis
Kathryn A. Nealon
Diundaft Street
Mansfield State Normal School
W. W. Lathrope, Esq
Scranton
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Anthracite Telephone Company
Forest City
Nettle McMillan
New York
Marion Burr
The
Sona of Temperance
Mina Frank
Sadie Miller
Local residents listed visiting and traveling in city
Miss Grace Clark of Honesdale visits in the city. Miss Mary Gallagher and Miss Annie Williams with Lydia Tonkin visit Honesdale yesterday. John Connerton left for an extended stay in New York City. Mrs I L McMillan visits Mrs Dr Skinner in Port Jervis. Miss Minnie March visits her sister Miss Mary Marey in Canajoharie and Booth Church Street. James J Gorman and wife return from a two week visit to Lake George and Saratoga. Mrs N R Lathrope stays two weeks in Bevanton at W W Lathrope’s home. Co H Rettew and wife visit in John Street. George Towston of Pittsburgh visits sister Mrs Martin Loftus. Miss Nettle Burdick resumes duties after vacation at Lake Chaubauqua and Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Clark
Honesdale
Thomas Kelly
Canaiin Street
Mary Gallaghy
Metropolis
John Connerton
New York City
Annie Williams
Lydia Tonkin
I. L. McMillan
Salem Avenue
Dr. Skinner
Port Jervis
Minnie March
Amsterdam
N. Y
Mary Marey
South Church Street
Minnie Marey
Booth Church Street
James J. Gorman
Wifo
Lake George
Saratoga
Mis
Carbondale Company
Lake Chautauqua
Jamestown
Jermyn and Mayfield Baseball Classic Ends In Visitor Win
An afternoon game at East Side grounds drew over 1200 fans as Honesdale faced the Y M I team. The visitors won 6 to 4 in a tightly contested finish with Burke umpiring. Meanwhile Rev M D Fuller sails to Baltimore due to his daughter's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Honesdale
Burke
M. D. Fuller
Baltimore
Kays
Singer
Elm Park Church
W. B. F. Brown
Sharpsville
First Baptist Church
Brown
Blossbure
Bargain Linen Goods Offer From Local Retailer
A local advertiser touts Bleached Irish Dam and Unbleached Irish Linen at 50c to 75c a yard, claiming superior quality vs elsewhere. They promote Io-4 gray or white sheets at 50c per pair, 11-4 Damask and Rosedale Blankets priced for quick sale, napkins and trays at reduced rates, and Silkoline Comforts offered at 95c to 1.25 each with larger sizes available.
Cemetery Association Directors Meet Tomorrow Evening
Mrs. Robert Edwards and daughter Lillian of Carbondale visited yesterday. Mrs. George Grifithe of the St George hotel also visited Carbondale yesterday. It is reported William Staples has purchased the livery business of Thomas Bray on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
Robert Edwards
Lillian
Carbondale
George Grifithe
St. George Hotel
Willian Staples
Thomas Bray
Main Street
Local society and council notes from Lackawanna area
Residents attend funerals and visits stretch from Plymouth to Wilkes Barre. Scranton St Thomas College welcomes John O Hara to study. Council backs street and drainage work as bills and exonerations are approved. Retail liquor dealers set important meeting in Olyphant with county representatives expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. Davis
Lackawanna Street
Plymouth
J. W. Kennedy
the Record
New York
D. G. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
John O'Hara
Dunmore Street
St. Thomas’ College
Scranton
J. A. Hull
Blakely
Shamokin
Sadie O'Hara
Pleasant Mount
Lizzie Mention
Paterson
N. J
Anna O'Boyle
Messrs
Reap
Pettigrew
Jones
Fadden
O'Halloran
Grassy Island
Council
Jones Street
Means
Burgess Manning
O'Connor
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of Olyphant
Prokopoyus's Ball
Scranton Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Weekend
Archbald Charlies Law of Scranton visited relatives yesterday. Misses Alginun and Margaret Eaton were callers in Carbondale yesterday. Tullie Davis of Plymouth spent Sunday with friends in town. Will Male of Carbondale was a business caller yesterday. Emerson Joseph of Scranton called on friends yesterday. Miss Jeanette Wells has resumed her ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Law
Scranton
Alginun
Margaret Eaton
Carbondale
Tullie Davis
Plymouth
Will Male
Emerson Joseph
Jeanette Wells
Great Baseball Game Honesdale versus Arenbuald Today
St Cecelia’s academy notes that Dr and Mrs F J Bishop visited relatives in town. The paper previews a great baseball clash between Honesdale and Arenbuald at 3 20 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecelia’s Academy
Scranton
F. J. Bishop
Honesdale
Couple Married at Methodist Parsonage in Union Street
Miss Ad dlle Goodwin of Union street and Albert Rose of West Minooka wed at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage with Rev. B L Suntee officiating. The bridal party included Miss Bertha Rose and best man Clyde Goodwin. They left for New York on a wedding trip and will reside on Taylor street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad* Dlle Goodwin
Union Street
Albert Rose
West Minooka
B. Ll. Suntee
Bertha Rose
Clyde Goodwin
New York
Taylor Street
The
Invincible Commundery
Knights of Malta
O. M. Willits
Issimo
W. Nye
William Morris
W. BE. Nicholaus
Thomas W. Jones
Thomas Woodworth
Thomas J. Hughes
Tallie Griffiths
D. J. Davis
Thomas Griffiths
Willian Hurst
J. P. Tubbs
J. 2D. Francis
R. H. Jones
Storrs’ Street
Ethel
Lizzie
Jessie M. Jones
Ray Thomas
Elsie Reidenback
Valorence Arthrill
Maury James
Jennie Edwards
Sadie Boemer
Cora GrimMths
Stanley Lewis
Reese Jenkins
James Evans
James Young
John
Ryan Jones
Bert Willams
Wil Thomas
My. Weber
Beranton
Clerks and Butchers
Margaret Meisley
Avooea
Bea Jordan
Main Street
Joseph Marsh
G. M. Thomas
Arthur Marsh
Dunmore
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth Owens
Plitiston
Leo Griffiths
Ice Cream Socials and School Openings in Green Grove Area
Community notices report an ice cream social at Mrs. Dwight Church’s home and another on E A Kingsley’s lawn to benefit a church. Montdale School opens with Miss Winifred Berry as teacher. Local residents return from visits and trips, and a farewell party honors Jennie Clark bound for Athel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Burdan
Paterson
Vernon Etinger
Williamn Brennan
New York City
Montdale Methodist Episcopal Church
Chapman Lake
Adella Merritt
Mabel Gardner
Ralph Gardner
Mansfeld State Normal School
C. L. Clark
Jennie
Athel
Harriet Baker
Edith Carpenter
Lena Morrison
Grace Morrison
Laura Monroe
Myra Scull
Anna Mack
Lottie Morrison
Elmer Slocum
William Shannon
Arthur Slocum
Benjamin Morgan
George Baker
Maurice Yall
Harry Morrison
George White
Frank Morrison
James Dolphin
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the News of Carbondale
Foreman Killeen
Cecil Smith
Duffy’s
Jermyn and Mayfield
Connolly
Wallaces
Rosedale
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
TIMES
Olyphant
Taylor
Nay Fox
Grove Street
Pittstow
Arthur Naylor
Old Forge
Paul
Marcy
Samuel Fickrell
Joseph Gray
Benjamin Carey
John Lane
Henry Johnson
Harry Hope
Thomas Jones
John Jones
Jezvele Harris
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Green Grove
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