Four Deaths in a Week in Carbondale Chronicle
The Carbondale paper reports nine deaths in a week with Mrs. Jessie Jones wife of Albert R. Jones of Wayne Street Mrs. Marion Farnham Mellius of Garfield Avenue Mrs. Sarah Hoyle formerly of Prompton and 17 month old Hazel Downing among the victims. Mrs. Jones died in Trenton after a diabetes illness and lengthy return to Carbondale. funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm. Mrs. Hoyle born in Waymart 1885 died after lung congestion and heart failure. services in Carbondale with burial in Glen Dyberry. Mrs. Mellius born 1843 in Ludlowville New York moved to Carbondale 1896. funeral arrangements in Elmira. Downing infant of John and May Downing died after brief illness. funeral planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Jones
Albert R. Jones
Marion Farnham Mellius
Garfield Avenue
Sarah Hoyle
Prompton
Hazel Downing
Arbondale
Wayne Street
Marion Farnhan Melius
John Downing
Park Street
Albert T. Jones
Trenton
N. J
Jones
Pat Trenton
Jersey
Ll. ¢. Weatherby
Clifforl
Carbondale
Mr. Jones
Jerome Weatherly
Williamsport
H. L. Weatherby
Florida
H. T. Whalen
W. B. Grow
Maplewood
Mellius
Ludlowville
Tompkina County
N. Y
Elmira
Charles Lee
New Sanitary Officers Elected in City Health Board
Michael Gallagher of the West Side was elected sanitary policeman by 3 to 2, and J Russell Shepherd became secretary as Dr J A Kelly was named board president. The new board set meetings for the first Tuesday of each month, ending a long debated reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gallagher
West Side
P. F. Moffitt
Russell Shepherd
Board of Health
Dr. J. A. Kelly
Wrather
Joseph Gallagher
PLP
Moffitt
J. Russell Shepherd
Joseph O'Neill
Aly
Shepherd
J. A. Kelly
Niles
Nathan English
PL. G. McDonough
Patrick Hurt
Hart
Dr. Kelly
McDonough
Dr. Niles
Myr. McDonough
O'Neill
Ehart
P. FP. Moffitt
Gallagher
Kelly
Happily Surprised by a Colic Remedy
Anamosa resident Hartman reports years of summer diarrhoea attacks and griping pains. He used Champlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which stopped diarrhoea without causing constipation, and he praises it as a favorite remedy available at all druggists.
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Mre i H
Hartman
Anamosa
Towa
Pittston Bros and Simon Longs Sons to Play Big Games
The Crescenta backers learn that manager Tappanias is arranging two major matches next week. Pittston Bros and Simon Longs Sons of Wilkes-Barre are set for Duffy's field on Tuesday and Friday afternoons, weather permitting. Crowds are expected to be large.
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Tappan
Duffy
Crescenta
Lnow
Tappaniaw
Pittston Bros
Simon Lange
Wilkes-Barre
Brothers
Simon Long
Rooters
Letitia Gg Pugniano and Vincent Ciussese to Wed
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Letitia Gg Pugniano and Vincent Ciussese at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on Wednesday October 4 at 7 40 p m. The bride is niece of Common Councilman Gabriel Pugliano, a noted city businessman. Ciussese is with Cassese Bros banking firm of Scranton and known in county enterprises.
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Letitia Gg. Pugniano
Vincent Ciussese
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Gabriel Pugliano
Cassese
Cassese Bros
Scranton
Reception at councilman's home after ceremony
A reception will be held at the councilman's home from to 11 o clock the evening of the ceremony. The residence is at 96 Dindaff street. After a wedding tour the couple will be at home to friends after October 26 at 1020 West Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Pa Cassese
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Dindaff Street
Mrs
Cassese
Weat Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Residential Improvements at Cemetery and Cherry Corner
A new stone sidewalk and general repairs are under way at the Cemetery Street and Cherry avenue corner. Once finished the property will be occupied by Conductor Frank Millard and family. A stone walk is also being built in front of the Melts home on Cherry Avenue. Robert Kinback and N. A. Purple, of this city, attend the sixth annual convention of the Retail Merchants Association of Pennsylvania in Scranton. William Mitchell of Carbondale handles extensive nickel plating business orders for Shipman Brothers attractions are arranging for The Prisoner of Zenda at the opera house Sept 35. Miss Genevieve Lowe leaves for Carbondale for ear bone surgery. Miss Jennie Hinster's health is seriously poor and recovery doubtful. Miss A Josephine Pollett announced engaged to Rutherford B Hayes Kinback. Rev A F Chaffee and Rev G A Place will exchange pulpits next Sunday. H G Young of Albany, D&SL railroad VP arrives in city. John Wark resumes work after illness. Macyfield clerks game vs city clerks ends after 13 innings in a 2 2 tie due to darkness.
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Cemetery Street
Cherry Avenue
Frank Millard
Melts
Cherry Avene
Robert Kinback
N. A. Purple
Retail Merchants’ Association of Pennsylvania
Carbondale
South Canaan
Warren P. Lake
Shipman Brothers’ Attractions
New York
Zenda
Opera House
Cenevieve Lowe
South Malin Street
Wayne Comity Herald
Jennie Hineter
A. Josephine Pollett
Rutherford B. Hayes Kinback
Scranton
A. F. Chaffee
G. A. Place
Honesdale
H. G Young
Albany
Delaware and Slidson Railroad
John Wark
Mendvick Works
Macyfield
Local notes from Jermyn and Mayfield area
Reports from Jermyn, Mayfield and surrounding towns cover incidents and movements. John Lee Jermyn injured but not seriously by a heavy thunderbolt while working in Henderson shops in Carbondale. Rev. ML Fuller elected chaplain at the Fifty second Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Mire
Charles Lee
East Side
Hendricks
Carbondale
ML DD. Fuller
Fifty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Westliss
Floyd Pinter
Lackawinnia
Arthur Winter
Kingston Seminary
George Harrie
Merton Wheeler
M. J. Shields
Allentown
State Medical Association
J. N. Barrett
Middetown
N.Y
AL Willman
Battenberg
Ovean Grove
Bartley Mutton
Wheeler's Hospital
Joseph J. Sullivan
Mayfield Council
Electric Light Company
Jermyn
Unvited Mine Workers leader speaks at Archbold meeting
Taylor executive board member M A Heil addressed an onthushistic gathering in Archbold mine towns amid large attendance. Local Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans for a district convention at the Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday Sept 2 with noted speakers expected. Several residents report visits and returns from travels and relatives, including W O W Divis returning to Plymouth after a visit, and others sharing visits across Plymouth Union Street and North Main avenues.
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M. A. Heil
Mine Workers of America
Archbold
Noolh
Odd Fellows
Jocal Woman's Christian Tempermncre Union
Dlatriet
Whlel
Due Deel
Methodist Episcopal
W. OW. Divis
Plymouth
Ater
Mise Jessio
John Owens
North
Toslor
Robertson
Perry Hopllits
Green Ridge
Alfred Davis
Forest City
Joseph Divi
Main Street
Reverend Johnston Leads Dublin Pulpit at Methodist Church
Rev Johnston of Dublin preached at the Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday morning. Johnson of Beranton, a guest of Mr Christy, has returned home. Theodore Stone of South Abington bought Kennedy property on Beech Street to make his future home. Jermyn completes his well and will reside there with ample water. Some simmer boarders remain. most have returned home as this is a delightful time of year in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnston
Dublin
Ireland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
Beranton
Christy
T. (. Kennedy
Beech Street
Theodore Stone
South Abington
Rank Jermyn
Paris
France
Switzerland
Germany
Paris Couturiers
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and urging prescription use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Emphasizes obtaining genuine product and price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
P. J. Cheney & Co
Stomach Trouble Cure Book Offered Free By Mail
A farmar style health note promotes a free booklet from FP A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan about indigestion and stomach disease. It describes symptoms like headaches fatigue and nervousness caused by weak digestion and promises simple dietary guidance and a digest time table. Readers are urged to mail a postal card with name and address to request the book.
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FP. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Mall
Railroads Offer Special Rates for National Drugists Meeting
Special reduced tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles for the National Wholesale Druggists’ Association meeting at Monterey from October 7 to 11. Lehigh Valley Railroad sells round trip tickets at 99.70 good September 28 through 30 for return by November 15 on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult LV railway agents for details.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Allentown Fair Train Tickets and Special Rates
Allentown Fair tickets go on sale September 23 and 24 with return passage through September 27. Special one day rates apply Thursday September 25, round trip from Scranton $2.00 and children $1.40. Trains except the Black Diamond Express. depart Scranton around 8 a.m. and return from Allentown in the afternoon. See Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
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Scranton
Allentown
P. A
Delaware and Hudson Aml
Lehigh Valley
Special excursion to Allentown during great fair
New Jersey Central offers round trip specials September 2h and 8 to 26 from Scranton to Allentown and return with stopovers to Ashley and Yatesville. Fares vary by origin, $4.10 from Scranton, $2.70 Pittston, $2.85 Wilkes-Barre, with tickets valid on special and regular trains and returnable by September 27. Contact local agents or district passenger agent J. S. Swisher for details.
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Allentown
New Jersey Central Railroad
Scranton
Ashley
Nelusive
All Paints
Yatesville
Wilkes-Barre
Quaker City
Pittston
New Jersey Central
J. 8
Swisher
Jissenger
Beraunton
Special Round Trip Washington Tickets From Scranton
Lackawanna railroad offers special round trip tickets to Washington at the one way fare for the round trip. From Scranton the fare is 7.74 dollars. Tickets on sale October 4 to 7 and valid for outbound travel to Washington. Return travel allowed until October 14 with possible extension to November 3 upon deposit of tickets with a local agent and payment of 50 cents. Stopovers allowed at Baltimore Philadelphia and one other point en route within final limits. For details contact the local Lackawanna railroad ticket agent.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Washington
Scranton
Jobot
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Timetable Changes On Ontario & Western Railway Announced
The New York Ontario and Western Railway will discontinue some geome trains and alter others soon. Readers planning a trip should contact the nearest station agent for correct service information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Geome
Ontario & Western
Lackawanna Excursions to Niagara Falls Dates Noted
Special excursion tickets offered for all trains on September 25 and October 25. Return validity five days from sale date. Round trip fare five dollars for adults and two dollars ten cents for children ages five to twelve.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls
Annual veterans encampment shapes capital city choice
The passage notes that yearly veterans encampments crown various conventions, selecting a city with ample facilities to host and care for delegates, and that Washington D C was chosen for this purpose.
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Washington
Gathering at Washington for G A R encampment in 1902
The article lauds Washington as ideal for the G A R meeting with public buildings and landmarks. It notes the New Jersey Central and Royal Blue routes, frequent service from New York and New England, and low travel rates for the October 1902 encampment. A postal inquiry to C M Burt of the New Jersey Central offers a guide with details and pictures.
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Washington
New Jersey Central
New York
New England
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Waoshington
C. M. Burt
G. Pb.a
Dept
Local Notes From Olyphant Area Attendees and Travels
Town readers report residents in town yesterday. Linia Allen Mire Loftus Ale Mairkle John Relek and others listed as uncalled for at the post office. Mr Timlin of Jermyn called in. M Ackerly attended a wedding at Justus. L Metlabe left for several days in New York. John Boyle of Luckawinna Street in New York and John Newcombe of Archbald spent yesterday in town.
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Linia B. Allen
Mire
Loftus
Ale
Mairkle
John Relek
William J. B
Richards
Smith
A. Scott
Edward Phomus
James
Warren Hills
Carehondele
Yeeeterday
John Boyle
Luckawinna Street
New Yok
John Newcombe
Archbald
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Carborndale
Julia Jessup Hudson Hoyle
Currie Walters
Church Street
Salem Avenue
Hoyle
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wuaymart
Deacon Jessup
Pioneer City
Edith Simons
Cloquet
Minn
Vura Hoyle
Honesfale
Carrie
Walter
Horace H
Ambrose W. Hoyle
Wellington
Minneapolis
Mia
Catherine Stone
Clark's Green
Hiram Hudson
Waymart
Arthur Hudson
Dakota
Delaware and Hudson
Glen Dyberry Cemetery
Pittston Bro’s
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
Waverly
Allentown Fair
Washington, D. C
G. A. BR. Veterans
Connolly & Wallace Scranton’s Shopping
Washington Ave
Atterbury
Samter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Olyphant
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