Stamps Not Destroyed Prompt Carbondale Liquor Dealers
In Carbondale the revenue stamps on empty liquor barrels drew notices to eight local dealers including Louis Rekkop D Finnegan TM J Atello J B McTishe and J H Hiyrne as Special Gauger D Tool investigated the Twelfth Revenue district for stamp obliteration. The collectors and dealers debated responsibility. most blamed carelessness, leading to a possible compromise rather than prosecution. A separate accident injured a worker who fell in a store basement and sprained an ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Herring
Louis Rekkop
D. Finnegan
J. Atello
B. McTishe
J. H. Hiyrne
Carbondale
D. Tool
Philadelphia
Twelfth Revenue District
United States
Cool
Herring
Hills and officials push park funds and sidewalk fixes
At a short Monday select council meeting McNulty was named chairman. The session approved park appropriation balance requests and instructed the city engineer on sidewalk grades and culverts. Bills from Electric World Weston Mill ALCL Lee and Reynolds were paid or referred, and the Mitchell Hose bill was set aside for investigation while Church street pavement work was reviewed as satisfactory and nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Howl
Dilts
McNulty
McNultty
J. M. Alexander
William Morrison
South Main Street
William Bowers
Hospital Street
George Griffin
John Walte
Salem Avenue
Berkell Street
Sam Street
Electric World
Weston Mill Company
Alcl Lee
A. W. Reynolds
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Mitchell Hose Comny
Church Street
Hugh Aickinson
Mr Stone's Accident In Forest City
H Ro Stone, South Side bottler, had an accident while delivering goods in Forest City. While descending a steep fireline the wagon ran away after the holdback failed. The wagon struck a telegraph pole as the horse fell, Stone was thrown from the wagon but escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
H. Ro Stone
South Side
Mr. Stone
Painful Injury At Pendleton Bobbin Factory
Bayard Irving, a young worker from Drummond avenue, suffered a severe thumb bruise in a stamping press accident at the Pendleton Bobbin factory. His hand slipped as he engaged the press and was caught, then released after stoppage. He was taken to the hospital for treatment with no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Irving
Drummond Avenue
Pendleton
Mr. Irving
Not Maloney’s Mishap Ended by Turner Stage Accident
A member of the Maloney's Mishap company at the Grand last evening suffered an accident before the show. Tony Turner went into the Opera house early, searching for a dressing room and walked onto the stage where an incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Maloney
Grand
Tony Turner
Opera House
Local society notes full of visitors and recoveries
A long list of residents and visitors is noted with illnesses and convalescence. John Kase on Wayne street is ill with typhoid fever while many others travel, visit relatives, or attend school in Scranton Wilkes Barre and nearby towns.
Price Library Association Plans Special Meeting
A special Price Library association meeting is set for this evening to choose a date for the coming fair. Colonel Ezra Ripple of Scranton will lecture on Libby Prison at the Methodist Episcopal church next Friday, followed by a social. Willie J. Stone proceeds to Mount Airy College for Deaf Mutes in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Library Association
Ezra Ripple
Scranton
Libby
Hpkevpal
Willie J. Stone
Gueater
Mount Airy College For
Philadelphia
H. D. Deniels
Taylor
Scranton Truth
Taylor Herald
Scranton Newspaper Union
PG. Moran
Daniels
Herald
James Watkins
Republican County Committee
William Tell Tufte Club
Riverside Park
Ulrich Horger
Charles Leuthold
Weber
Susie Morrie
Rebeccard
New York City
William Davis
Republican
Pittebure
Melle Gilgallon
Archhald
Michael McDonald
Oak Street
Noble
Corea
Episcopal Church
Gentleman
Prize contest and community notes from Tunkhannock
The Ladies' Every Saturday offered prizes for the largest list of words from WOMAN KIND letters. Mrs. E. F. Avery won prize No. 17, the Monte Cristo set. Local weddings, visits, property plans, and Upstate news follow, including a Meshoppen marriage and a new furniture house planned opposite the Keeler house.
Spring Brook colliery leased and new vein opened at Mooale
The Spring Brook colliery at Mooale, once run by Mesars Colburn & Co, has been leased to Florence Coal. They opened the mine, cleaned the old workings, and found a new vein four and a half feet thick. The oil breaker will be replaced by a new one. Ella O Malley visited Patt ton friends last evening. Mrs Manley of West Side welcomes a newborn daughter. Alban band enjoyed a trolley ride. Nellie Seamen and Lissie Clark visited Scranton yesterday. Chief Loftus of Pittston spent Monday evening with town friends. James Calvey, who stowed an electric car in Duryea, was arrested by Pear and Conley. He’s in serious condition after a fall from a bridge. he resisted arrest before Alderman Lotus and is jailed on $800 bail for a further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miewes
Nellie Seamen
Lissie Clark
Scranton
Chief Loftur
Pittston
James Calvey
Duryea
Pear
Conley
Alderman Lotus
Jrail
Notable Visits and Local News In Honesdale
Colonel Eugene of Scranton made pleasant calls and Joseph Crandall returned from Lake Ariel where he served as hotel clerk during the summer. The Rev William Schmidt and Mr Meyer left Honesdale for new labors. Mr Leb will assume the local pastorate. Benjamin Gardner attends the One Hundred Thirty-second Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion at Bloomsburg. Scranton racing men entered in the September 20 bicycle races include Crago White Gregory Coleman Keller Koons Koch and Van Horn with White and Gregory to ride a tandem.
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Eugene
All
Scranton
Honesdale
Joseph Crandall
Lake Ariel
William Schmidt
Meyer
Leb
H Europe
Benjamin Gardner
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg
Dr. Gibbons
William H. Crago
Robert V. White
A. Gregory
William M
Minn
Charles Coleman
Benjamin FP. Keller
Edward (. Koons
Julius Koch
Ha, van Horn
White
Gregory
Bilearns
Montrose Weather News and Local Family Movements
The equinoctial storm brings rain that may aid meadow grass if fronts hold. Navy officer Mr. Kilburn left for Washington with family to follow later, occupying Beardsley cottage on Lake Avenue. Rev Mr Parks from Pittston preached at the Presbyterian church in the pastor's absence. Other residents, including Rev Mr Benton and the Welden family, host visitors and stay at homes along Drinker street and Heartlake cottage, with Mrs Jessup's sisters visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburn
United States Navy
Washington
Beardsley Cottage
Lake Avenue
Parks
Pittston
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Benton
Welden
Bethlehem
Mra. Welden
Mrs. Smith
Drinker Street
Charles Warner
Hunt Jessup
Heartlake
Surprise party honors Miss Mamie Myers Saturday
A surprise party for Miss Mamie Myers was given Saturday night. Attending were Misses Vina Juston Nellie Young Eva Stanton Edna Townson Grace Myers Grace Altherton Bessie Merry Edna Laidiow and Lewis Benjamin Ralph Keith Jesse Franken Howard Rinheart and Eugene Simerel. P H Smith of Green Ridge and Rev Phillip Smith of Nebraska visited Rose Cottage Monday. Mrs John Phillips of Chicago visited Mrs William Juston and Mrs D Smith at Woodlawn Park. Five Judson Long of Stranton was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Myers
Vina Juston
Nellie Young
Eva Stanton
Edna Townson
Grace Myers
Grace Altherton
Bessie Mmery
Edna Laidiow
Lewis Benjamin
Ralph Kieth
Jesse Franken
Howard Rinehart
Eugene Simerel
P. H. Smith
Green Ridge
Phillip Smith
Nebraska
Rose Cottage
John Phillips
Chicago
William Juston
D. Smith
Woodlawn Park
Judson Long
Stranton
Wrights visit and local notes from Halstead
Mrs. M. B. Wright and son of Washington DC checked into Mitchell House on Tuesday. A bicyclist struck Master Irvin Church causing a bad knee injury. Missions continue at St. Lawrence church in Great Bend. Mrs. Oliver McDonald visits friends in Binghamton. A citizens meeting formed a plan of organization for Great Bend as Susquehanna Historical Association with noted local leaders. Heptasophs lodge instituted at Vanness hall with officers named. Mrs. Palmer of Hoboken visiting town. Mrs. William Sullivan also noted. Main street building to be torn down for a brick block. Mrs. Louis Wilmot honored with a surprise party and gift. Delaware Lackawanna and Western pay car visited the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Wright and Son
Washington, D. C
Mitchell House
Irvin Church
St. Lawrence Church
Great Bend
Oliver McDonald
Binghamton
Charles L. Crook
Susquehanna Historical Association
Chase
R. C. Dubos
C. J. Langley
M. G. Cargrill
Vincent Wilmot
Great Pond
Vanness’ Hall
G. W. Ward
Archon
Carpenter
Louis Wilmot
Local Notes From Carbondale Area
S H Briggs of Carbondale visited friends in town Saturday. Robert Stegman fell and broke a limb during a picnic near J Reynolds stone quarry but is recovering well. Mrs J S Gardner Mrs Miles Gardner and Mrs Jack Wells visited Nicholson friends last week. A large turnout from this place will attend the Tunkhannock fair on Friday. Mrs Ots Stark of East Lemon had funeral services at Stark church Tuesday with relatives present. Mrs Charles Clark and son Everitt of Scranton visit her parents. Frank Squires, creamery wagon driver, had a serious accident near Clark's Summit hill after dozing off. he regained consciousness Tuesday afternoon. Berton T Foley of Mount Cobb and Bertha Seamans of this place married Tuesday at the bride's father Horace Seamans home with about twenty-five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.H. Briggs
Carbondale
Robert Stegman
J. Reynolds
J. 5
Gardner
Miles Gardner
Jack Wells
Nicholson
Friay
Ots Stark
Clark
Berton T. Foley
Mount Cobb
Miers Bertha Seamans
Mary Fond's Seventh Birthday Party
Mary Fond entertained her little friends Saturday last for her seventh birthday. Mrs. GE Vanwert is seriously ill. William Cashen of Montrose visited town Tuesday last. Mrs. Fannie Hartley of Glenwood is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fond
GE. Vanwert
William Cashen
Montrose
Fannie i Hartley
Glenwood
Seriously
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proclaimed Best Blood Remedy
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the top cure for scrofula salt rheum and blood disorders. It claims thousands of cures from various causes and invites readers to request further details, emphasizing its cleansing purifying and vitalizing effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Eminent physician advertises cures at Linden Street clinic
The ad claims Dr FL A. Smith and staff on WS Linden Street opposite the court house have cured severe diseases for six months. It urges the public not to heed cries of quackery and invites free consultations daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL A. Smith
Linden Street
Court House
Smith
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Cackawanna Avenue
John Kase
Wayne Street
John @.Diack
Albany
N.Y
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Lewisburg
Walter Frick
North Wyoming Street
Annie Moyles
P. J. Powderly
South Wyoming Street
John O'Connell
Niagara University
Mire
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Katharine
Lematon
Swarts
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Thompson
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Wilkes- Barre
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Kk. C. Lewis
Wall
Fall
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Moris Aitken
Garfield Avenue
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Mark Batley
Jermyn
Patrick ‘McGarry
Michael
John Bielin
J.M. Moffitt
Woodlawn Avenue
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Mamie Cannon
Pike Street
Maggie Bergan
Lisle Thomas
Mary Watkins
Elmira
Joseph Birkett
North Church Street
Mary McAndrews
Spring Street
Mary Haggerty
Sand Street
Olyphant
M. B. Madigan
Toronto
Marela Coon
Seventh Avenue
Frank Morgan
Wilkes-Harre
F. Higley
Gordon Bonter
George Eckhart
Hansen’ & Son
Fitch
George van Keuren
Erie Road
Thomas Gilmartin
A. B. Jagger
Port Jervis
J. R. Finch
Charles Perking
Crane
Grove Street
Reed Burns
H.C. Wheeler
Lake Erie
Erie
Cleveland
Postoria
Fort Wayne
E. F. Avery
Alexander Dumas
Monte Cristo
Frank HH. Jarvis
Meshoppen
Frane Parks
Jarvis
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Towanda
Lehigh Valley
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Rhendum
G. J. Cornell
Arthur Squiers
Stevens Do
Alice Streeter
Robert Billings
Kansas City
Shupp Hill
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Theodore Streeter
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Scottsville
Keeler House
FE. T. Long
Kingston
J. Bennett Smith
Wilkes-Barre
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Aoe
R Ave
Washburn-Crosby Co
John Crossley & Sons
Halifax, Ene
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Paris
Amsterdam
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Calcutta
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Kerr, Liebecker & CO
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Dickson Manufacturing CO
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Sie
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