Man Leaves Family and Pays Bills Unpaid in Carbondale
John McLaughlin, a moguls worker from Clune's alley, vanished after drawing his pay of about $54. He left his wife and three children with unpaid bills including a $100 store debt and overdue rent. Neighbors report concern as search continues, with furniture seized to cover some debts. Local items note Knights of Father Mathew meeting and a boy injured by a fall near No 1 school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLavehiin
Clune's Alley
Alichael Coyne
McLaughlin
Qfagman
Melaware
Hurgon
Wagner
Michael Moran
John Chine
iMre
Ele
Tent arrives for Evangelist Schieveren meetings
The Schieveren tent reached from Scranton and workers prepared it last night. A Presbyterian church meeting formed a committee to cover deficits with T Robinson, Percy Brices and W T Nye as tent committee. Budget duties and entertainment committees were named, music directed by Mr Wolfson. Money is to be paid to Charles Avery at Merchants and Mechanics Bank. Choirs are urged to attend Saturday evening for a rehearsal under Mr Wolfson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schieveren
Scranton
Bolst
Presbyterian Church
T. ©. Robinson
Percy Brices
W. T. Nye
W. T. Price
John G. Hoyt
W. Perkins
A. P. Thomas
Bo RR
Mall
William Ople
Mrs. Alexander
Mr. Welfson
T. C. Robinson
W. J. Tynthropy
Charles Avery
Percy Priece
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Avery
Choira
Wolfson
Will Reconsider Award For Salem Avenue Improvement
At a council meeting bids for the Salem avenue improvement were read and awarded to Collins and Kennedy after a tie with John Booth. It later surfaced that Booth’s bid was miscalculated and could be lower by about 18 dollars. a reconsideration was discussed and a new count showed Collins and Kennedy costs may have been inflated due to clerical error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Booth
Salem Avenue
Collins & Kennedy
John Booth
Booth
Hinder
Frick
Mrr. Frick
Gooth
Mr. Frick
Col
Local residents list shows many visitors and1 returns in town
The column records numerous residents and visitors in the city yesterday including John Boyle from Wanching Miss Joeephine McKenna visiting at Wooten and Dr P M Harke returning to Ta Suile HL after a trip. Names appear repeatedly for entertainment visits hosting and travel to New York City and Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle
Wanching
Nive Anna Morgan
Joeephine McKenna
Wooten
Dr. Treed
Turns
Scranton
la Tech
P.M. Harke
Ta Suile
Mier Della Williams
Brook Street
James Brennen
Snyder & Trennen
Tle
South Church Street
Qeorre Roblingon
Dondaff
Toiwn
Ant
A. Purple
Salem Avenue
Entertainment
Mira
Asg Purnis
Susquehanna
Som Mlan
New York City
Qcean Grove
John Tulley
Thiradelphia
John Morrison
Rattan Street
Charles Morrison
Oncenta
N.Y
Thomas Morean
Tlyde Park
Iaviattinig
Hannah McAndmy
Spring Street
W. Richards
Forest City
Mires
Jomee Pavia
Richmondade
Morran
AL Ginger
Mendrick Manufacturing Company
Lake Chirmatain
Aththe City
John Refily
Cruace Street
George Tunnel
Forest Ciay
James O'Tourke
Bonnh Wyoming Street
Waymart
John Fuamp
Binghamton
Cade
Anthons Wolsh II
Pike Etrroat
Gurney
Star Atom Dye Works
Mre
Merett Trown
Ruth
Honesdale
William Merelns
Cheater
Tiven
Mere
W. B. Mattbert
Charles Berry
Helmont
Rocites
A. Danes
Congregational Church
L. A. Bassetttes
Chloe
Whitlam
Fire destroys barns on Propers farm. rebuilding ordered
A Tribune report notes a fire on the Propers farm damaged five cows and several buildings on the property. Rebuilding will begin immediately. Town improvements surge with four more houses under contract for fall, while many old structures receive updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Hiram
Nobton
Fred Stark
Scranton
Mary Smiley
Main Street
Renolra Frederick Peynolie
Frank Stanton
Reynolds
Parente
Fred
Jerome Roberts
Troberts’ FI
J. ¢. Reynolds
Clarence Bangin
Oe Tunkharhock
Ed. Rice Post
Record Breaking Cross-Country Aims By San Francisco Man
Tom Parxbury plans a San Francisco to New York run in forty nine days beating the prior record by ten days Learie aims to shave two days off the Chicago to New York route A Ride couple returned from a western trip Epworth League social at Fr Willdine netted funds despite wartime writer scarcity affects local posts and town visitors noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Duxbury
Rhode Teland
San Francisco
V. R. Lilly
California
New York
R. P. Searle
Chicago
Searle
Ept
J. Marpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Tom
Parxbury
Learie
A. Ride
Ft Willdine
Mra
Cl PS Thany
Piaanes
Local Court Terms and Community Events Messy Ledger
Disjointed notes from Ash lex and nearby areas record court demurrers patiently awaiting arraignment, a hospital admission for an injured hip, and various meetings and ceremonies. Mentions of Methodist church events, marching bands, and public talks are interwoven with touring artists and aspiring writers visiting Brooklyn to study drawing and pursue journalism.
Local notes from Honesdale area report encampment travels and fires
John Woolen left for the Sint of Veterana encampment in Knoxville Tennessee. A large fire destroyed a mill at Clemo Wasne county near Mile and Wyoming Valley prompting insurance inquiries. Amities of Honesdale defeated Scranton Actives 18 to 1 in a league game played in Scranton. Mrs Mire Webl Baithwell visited from Tunkburnock. W MM Conner visiting relatives in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woolen
Sint of Veterana
Knoxville
Tenn
W.of
Tain
Mire
Webl Baithwell
Tunkhurnock
Honesdale
Thurles
Otire
Lotimoan
New York
Clemo
Wile
W. MM. Conner Sa
Danville
Malones Mishage at the Opera House performs Wednesday
Joseph Sullivan under J W Macreoty will appear in Malones Mishage at the Opera House in the place on Wednesday evening next. The company is well recommended. Wir and Themis of Merrick township were guests yesterday of their daughter Anna Thomas, a teacher in the Forget City graded schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozeph J. Sullivan
J. W. Macreoty
New York
J. Ta Williames
Welleborn
Industry Notes on Stevens Mine Fire and Coal Market Sparks
Report from Stevens mine notes a conveyor fire and spill near the park with earthbanking planned to curb spread. Plans for a large boiler house, five tubular boilers, and new line of belted plant outline spring construction at the upper breaker area. The Philadelphia Stock Exchange and Reading manager statements touch the anthracite market, with price shifts and demand trends cited. prospects of higher exports and broader improvements in the coal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilteton Graette
Stevens
Stevens Company
Baller Howe
Thorne
Bollers
Pat
Penneybanks
Lehick
Keomding
Lelieh
Hey Nrlein
Howe
Howe Nillnir
Aden
Lkely
Health Pursuits at 566 Linden Street Promises Free Medical Help
An appeal from Dr Fe Smith and Wing at 566 Linden Street opposite the court house offers free medical investigations and treatment for emaciation, chronic ailments, and heart-related conditions. The notice invites inquiries and emphasizes accessible care with no obligation, listing days for visits as daily tables on Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phvaldie
di Fe
Smith and Wing
Linden Street
Court Howe
Lr Smith i
Hualth
Ani
Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale News
Hue & Kennedy
Knights of Father Mathew
Bert Burk
Tre. Doin HH. Burk
Derte Avenue
Diet Betore
No. 1
Burk
A. Failicy
Sonduvy
Hood
Finnily Caiaiartias
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawania Avenue
Miew Tell Bonnetae
Boet Lemon
Mre. Dally
Frank Tonno
Mast Lemon
Misea Anna Lortree
Methodiat
Mr. Gay
Mies Minnie Ttorires
Dymond’s
Clark's
U.S
Itorey Getseter
Ashlex
Nicholas Fox
Mpiccapal Church
Streeter
Vritons
Wyoming County
Treton Park
Temple
Urooklyn
Rakket
Amd
Lana Athain Auccess
Pease
Postey
Eatopvilly
Blanche Sholler
Montrose
Phutensar Arthur James
Wesleyan University
Mrs. James
Mise Beale Lusk
Heart Lake
Earle
Um America
Tember
Sponer's College
Bpeer
Byrd
Chicago Medical
Surgical Institute
Reeves
Spruce St
Mt, Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
Flint
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
Bat
Los
Eile
Jon FH. Pels
Fat
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
Empire Dry Goods CO
Lackawanna Ave
Hazleton
Barratas
Simmer
Black Howe
Empire Day
ODS
OLD Staid Goodman's
GUT Prige
Washburn-Crosby Co
Wegargel & Connell
Lackawanna Avenue
Watt Building
Church Street
Carbondale
Dickson Manufacturing Co
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