Nuptials of a Day at St Rose Church Kennedy Barrett and Jordan Dempsey
Two couples were married in St Rose Church with a morning Kennedy Barrett ceremony and an afternoon Jordan Dempsey wedding. Lincoln Street entries describe brides Lucy Kennedy and Alec Jordan, grooms John Barrett and John Dempsey, with Rev W O Gorman officiating. A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the brides' homes, and immediate plans include housekeeping after the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Kennedy-Barrett
Jordan-Dempsey
Picure
Jértin-Dempeoy Marrige
St. Rose Elured
Alec Jordan
Fall Brook Street
John Dempsey
South Side
Helen Jordan
Anaid
Willkam McDonald
W.oa. Gorman
Mr. and
Mere
Dompeey
The House That Jack Built at Grand Opera House
The House That Jack Built premieres at the Grand Opera House tonight with George Browdhurst and George Summers in leading roles. The new comedy features a novelty paper hanging scene and lively, infectious humor. The Pride of Jennico follows on Saturday, a romantic drama praised for its elaborate scenery and staging, seen recently in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
George H. Browdharer
Joneses
Similthe
Grand Opera House
Aother
Hrowdhurst
George Mr. Summers
Jennico
New York
Frohman's Theater
The
Criterion
Notable 1920s melodramas on Broadway stages cited
The excerpt lists plays such as Blue Jeans Faust On the Wabash The Cherry Pickers The Sporting Duchess and A Ward as famed countrywide favorites and landmark melodramas at major New York venues, highlighting popularity and fiscal accessibility for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourwenth Street
New York
Railroad Timetables Show Weekend and Weekday Arrivals and Departures
Timetabled departures from Carbondale include trains to Scranton Wilkes-Barre Albany and Lake Ledore with rates and times listed. Arrivals from Wilkes Barre Scranton and Albany occur periodically throughout the day with Sunday specifics and evening connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAS Abin
Carbondale
Ety Station
Ews
Scranton
Wilkes-Batre
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Heston
Newew Pein
Lake Ledore
Waymart
Honesdale
Uenesdale
Wilkes, Barre
Raina
Waymoart
Huntiny Raise
Lake Legge
Wayimart
Ain
Train Schedule Fragments for Scranton Carbondale and Connections
The notice lists train times and connections between Scranton Carbondale and points north. It mentions departures around 7 00 and 9 10 with arrivals from Scranton at 11 40 p m and 6 08 p m. The fragmentary timetable references weekly weekday and Sunday services with connections to New York and Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraine Feave
Carbondale
Scranton
Hi OU Py
Srumsey Uroma
Sv. Il
BO Po Yi
Trail Waves
Sian WY A
Indaye
New York
Pointe Perth
Cadesia
Erie Railroad Passenger Schedule Fragments
Train times from Erie Railroad list daily departures from city station Cahouilale with services to Brandt Nineveh Binghamton and Sumuchenna and connections to New York Buffalo and western points. Several morning and afternoon departures appear with varying times and connections, though text is fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahouilale
Brandt
Nineveh
OA A. Wu
Duily
Binghamton
New York City
Buffalo
Sumuchenna
Susquehnana
Grand Opera to Welcome King Dramatic Company Next Week
The King Dramatic company led by Mr Lon Beastey will appear at the Grand Opera house next week. The troupe includes many popular artists who are especially beloved locally and are expected to draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
King Dramatic Company
Grand Opera House
Lon Beastey
Entertainments Planned For Fall Carnival Week
Committees organized for the entiva carnival outline a week of features at the hall on Monday evening October 1. A display includes a red and willow rocker, a handsome stand and lamp, and a jeweled ring shown in local shop windows. Thoms Lang don and others lead a contest for a working set among planned exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Union
Meio West Hall
Net
Berry
Wera
Delhive
Thoms Lang
Don, Carter
Ndeholin Nor
Olmutre Hiker
Diphtheria Cases Prompt Health Board Action
Two diphtheria cases were reported to the board of health affecting residents on Melmont Street in Carbondale. The hotel and nearby properties were inspected and sanitary measures enforced under local health authorities led by Sanitary Policeman Moffitt to ensure compliance with health laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Wulhuries
Yafeen Dina
Cayhy
Melmont Street
Carbondale
Appointment of deputy commander in Seon Lanohkwwanni Wistrict
Mt Henry Chapman of Miekeer eliyweedle has been named deputy select commander by Select Commander W W Weigel of Allentown. The district Seon Lanohkwwanni covers Carbondale Jevinya and Pocokville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Henry Chapman
Miekeereliyweedle
Knights of the Mystic Chain
W. W. Weigel
Allentown
Seon Lanohkwwanni
Carbondale
Jevinya
Pocokville
Twin West Side Births Brighten Week
Two West Side homes welcomed newborn boys this week. Christ Taylor on Fairbrook Street and Michael Armesbury are the new arrivals, tracing joy through local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Christ Taylor
Fairbrook Street
Michael Armesbury
Mrs Swart Hosts Gathering for Mrs Kennedy in New York
Mrs WW Swart entertains friends at her home on Dimnditt street in honor of Mrs Kennedy of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Swart
Thonber
Dimnditt Street
Gies
4. J. Kennedy
New York City
Carbondale Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
Letina Carey and the Serati boy M P O Connor of Binghamton were in town yesterday. Many travelers and visitors including J Muirherd of Pittston, ex-City Solicitor J A Torrey of Scranton, and J Loughtin of New York visited Carbondale. Residents and guests stayed at the American and other local houses amid ongoing social and business calls.
Entertainment Courses Open in Carbondale Season
Maro the Magician will headline the first entertainment course in Carbondale with the Slayton Jubilee Singers also slated to appear. The program, directed by Claude BR Smith and Teaac Finger, opens Monday, Get 21, featuring a mix of magic shadowgraphy and music amid lectures by noted speakers Henry Watterson and Stafford. Tickets cost one dollar, promising a strong turnout from teachers and residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro
Magician
Slayton Jubilee Singers
Carbondale
Claude BR
Smith
Teaac Finger
Maren
Brockway Entertainment and
Chinde RK
Shiyteen
Henry Watterson
Tes. de
Stafford
Washingto Do
Smith Sisters
Delaware and Hudson notes from the round house
Former engineers Baker and Hubbard work in the round house inspecting engine supplies. A new oil storage building rises in the yard while Karl Kremer Vickers is offered superintendent of motive power by Stratton Contracting. The old waterhouse near the canal was torn down to improve space. Pelindite and Hindsoen sell engines to Stdrom & Stratton. Ceome Davie in the round house is on this week. Diet Sui Tompking spent Sunday in Soriunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker and Hubbard
Round House
Kremer Vickers
Stratton Contracting Cops
Wate
Sam Mien
Dali
Pelindite and Hindsoen
Stdrom & Stratton
Ceome Davie
Soriunton
Letters Remain in the Car Bondale Post September 4
A partial list of names appears in the Car Bondale post for residents with letters remaining undelivered. The names include Almeno Jh S Wortsell J McCarts Edward Mc Dowd T Martin Astute A Nich ol Kath H Seudier Ty Peters J ff Slutteris VW Waleh Mrs Lillian Genshureg Nellie Carty Pearl Wood J O Thomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Poo
Pestetiee
Almeno
Jh. S Wortsell
J. McCarts
Edward McDowd
T. Martin
A. Nichol
Kath H. Seudier
Ty Peters
J. Ff Slutteris
VW. Waleh
Lillian Genshureg
Mie
Ty Junewick
Nellie Carty
Pearl Wood
J. 0 Thomas
Beech Wins Engineering Post With Ontario and Western
Beech, from SW, Beech area, promoted to traveling engineer for the Ontario and Western. He has ten years’ experience as a line engineer and is regarded as a capable and reliable member of the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech
Mir
Ontario and Western
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD WOMAN'S HOME MEETING NOTES
Jermyn and Mayfield community notes report the Woman's Home Missionary Society meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs George Cudlip's home Fourth Street. The Jermyn families visit includes Mr Hosmer Powter and two sons Arthur and Elmer and Mr and Mrs Thoms Pun ter and son Blood have returned from the Pan American exhibition. Mrs Hichard Evans and two children return from visit with Malibronk friends. Postmaster Griffiths attended the public school event. A group from Scranton traveled to attend a union meeting in New York City. Jendie Mendelson of Mayfield will travel to Fylbinene college. Christie and Edith, Kane, visit Conductory and Mrs Arihu Day of Cemetery Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Sichety
George Cudlip
Fourth Street
Hosmer Powter
Arthur
Elmer
Thoms Punter
Vnd
Blood
Lave Towa Thei
Chidhogia
N.Y
Hichard Evans
Malibronk
Griffiths
Fern Huey
Westermday
New York
Flite
Wallelins
Jendie Mendelson
Lywe
PHN
Hhedheine
Fylbinene College
Christie Wn Idith
Kane Tor
Arihiur
Cemetery Street
Memorial Service for McKinley Attends Local Church
A memorial service was held Thursday afternoon at the Mettidiet church with congregation present. The ceremony honored McKinley with favorite hymns and Scripture read by Rev. Minne, followed by an address from Rev. Burc h of Daleville. Attendees included Prof. Hush, Prof. Miller, Mr. John Ebru and several locals, with community members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettidiet
Wott
Helier Corie
Mei
Leetonia
Myre
George Boytee
Jose Yeager
Owith
Local residents attend events and visits near Lake Ariel
Miss Mary Belle Sweetner of Scranton visited here over Sunday while R HM Erhart toured Pan-American last week. William Hinds remains home with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Lisaie Megargle Miss Ruth Gardner and Miss Anes Watte were elected delegates to the Honesdale district Epworth League convention to be held at Hawley next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Mary Belle Sweetner
Scranton
R. HM. Erhart
William Hinds
Lisaie Megargle
Ruth Gardner
Mise Anes Watte
Honesdale
Hawley
Concerts and events mark busy Taylor town week
A grand concert at Calvary Baptist on Monday recalls a postponed jet raffle at Johns and Thomas streets with reduced 20 cent chances. Taylor lodge groups convene for firemen's relief, Archbold Mine locals meet, and Christmas Eve committee gathers. The Archbold railway work and Knights of Pythias visits fill the schedule along with church activities and a Taylor football reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Johns and
Thomas Street
Taylor Hoxe
Burges
Firemen’s Relief Association
Taylor Lilacs
Archbald Enjirery
Welsh Congregational
Union Street
Scranton Railway Company
North Main Street
Archbold Mine
United Mine Workers
Odd Fellows Hall
North Mal Street
Isaac Davis
Greenwood
Marey
Ted
Vevey
Tallie W. Jones
Taylor Lodge
Neo
Odd Fellows
Mine
John Evans
Emmet
Roy
Min Itdee
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Misa Carvle Wells
Clark's Green
Tachawanna Electric Company
Taylor
Thomas McLaughlin
Agnes McAllister
Africa
Taylor Methodist Episcopal Church
MrAlister
Frank Hilderbrand
Anthony Schulthies
John Shielda
Supper and social events promote church life this week
Toworrow evening a supper will be served in the Presbyterian social room by Kiielew AWE sachets. A ten cent meal price is set with a dream extra. A large audience enjoyed a local exhibition at Father Mathew hall last night and the show repeats tonight. Mrs. William of Hara ie hosts at Dunmore street. Ancient Order of Hibernians held a smoker in Father Mathew hall with vocal and instrumental selections and refreshments. Postmaster Matthews’s son is improving. Superintendent Mooney visits Philadelphia. Mrs Owens and Miss Daniels visited Crans. Father Mathew Society members urged to leave coats at Skull clothing store. Carder of Brranian was in town on Pan-American exposition business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kiielew” Awe
Odlack
Penington
Ribogrand
Father Mathew
William of Hara Ie
Dunmore Street
Order of Hibernians
Father Mathew Hall
Curk
Littl
J. Matthews
J.T. Mooney
Philadelphia
W.L
Pan-American Exposition Visit and Local Notices
Aiiane Mit and Mr Robermon at the Pan-American Exposition. The powder mill employees will revive their pay today. J Hinds visited friends in Scranton. Mrs Close of Connecticut spent the week with her son John Chaise. John and Don Heester spent Sunday with Mrs Hestley. Mrs James Miler hosted visitors from Chrhondile. Mrs Kate Hill injured at Lake Henry cottage with arm broken and head injuries. Dr Berge nursing term. Funeral of the late Mrs Isaac Davis of Greenwood this afternoon at her home. Burial at Murey cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiiane Mit
Mr. Robermon
J. Hinds
Scranton
Bassit
Chirk
Thoee
Armory Jast
Mra
Close
Connecticut
John Chaise
John
Don Heester
Hestley
North Mula Streed
James Miler
Chrhondile
Ter Eleter
Mies
Inter Tuent
Murey Cemetery
Local Visitors Return Home After Town Visit
The Messie reports William and Samuel Machall of Salem were visitors in town during the work. Mrs Anni Beamans of Orange New Jersey visited her parents Mr and Mrs Burns. Mrs OF Boynton and daughter Mrs Frederick Townsend of Sycamore Illinois were guests of Mr and Mrs George Drake and have returned home. Miss Kate Machall of South Canaan is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Reed. Mr T J Stewart and Dr Meyer are enjoying a few days at the Pan American. The choir of the Brick Methodist church was noted in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
William and
Samuel Machall
Salem
Anni Beamans
Orange
N. J. Dn
Burns
Boynton
Frederick Townsend
Sycamore, IL
George Drake
Kate Machall
South Canaan
dDr
Church to Host Baggar and Entertainment at Home House
Episcopal church plans a baggar and entertainment to be held at the home house on October 22. Mr. Wallace of Pitivton preached at Brick Church on Sunday during the pastor Rev H A Greene's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Wallace
Pitivton
H. A. Greene
Things Different in Old England
An American writer contrasts English manners and customs with American habits. The piece notes language differences, driving on the left, hotel clerks being women, brusque service, pricing in pounds and shillings, and shared dining quirks. It recounts an American business traveler’s clashes over hotel rules and dress expectations in London.
English Views on American Dress Spark Debate in Travelogue
A journal-like critique contrasts American casual wear with British fashion, noting Americans embrace straw hats, tan shoes, and relaxed outfits while British women allegedly cling to formal dress. The piece ridicules tight-necked English styles and praises American practicality, citing outfits in restaurants and street wear as superior.
Major Adler recalls meeting McKinley before governorship
A traveling salesman, Major Adler of the Eighth district, recounts his chance encounter with McKinley on a train. He recalls McKinley’s courtesy and his conversion to a protectionist view after their discussion of the United States, the gold standard, and national unity.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Charles 3. Ader
Renadnert
Henner
Aseembisnan Adder
Wid
Steubenville
Kin
Agiler
Henville
Adler
Draken
Mcfinley
Obia
United States
Ure
Kola
Wil
Fish
Crovener McKinley
Ohio
Drummer Helps Innocent Man Avoid Sing Sing
A writer recalls meeting a drummer who once helped a constituent falsely sentenced, praising President McKinley’s influence and recalling a Washington trip to seek pardon. The account references Ohio, Steubenville, and political ties with a Republican member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Bam
Washington
Ohio
Asin
Compromise Talk At Versailles In Shadow Of France’s New Constitution
In the year of IT the government under M Thier watched Versailles as the National Assembly weighed monarchy or republic. The Comte de Pavis visited the palace at Vercaillee with Jules Simon recognizing him. Simon joked about republican or monarchical honors while the Comte de Paris laughed and urged them on together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thier
Versaillnx
National Assembly
France
Comte de Pavis
Vercaillee
M. Jules Simon
M. Simon
Comte de Paris
Monseur
Fragmentary 19th century letter hints at household expenses
A garbled personal note references a wife, a husband named Tom, and weekly monetary arrangements to cover household expenses. The fragment mentions clothing costs and nourishment, with unclear dates and names.
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Tronic
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Loftus
Died
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Thousand Islands
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Central Labor Union
Letina Carey
Serati Boyy
M. P.O Connor
LL. N. Buttle
Senter
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Canaan
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Pittston
Charles Tucker
Washington Street
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Carbone Yesterlis
J. A. ‘Torrey
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Browklyn
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Terrace Street
W. OW. Lynch
New
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South Washington Street
Carey Hag
Frank Hollenback
Jevi Patterson
Warne County
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Lis Hn
BpeOd
Tonite
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Birkert Breeer
England
Opie
Delaware and
Jincheon Matin Street
Charlesniltty PLC
Pan American
L. Kee
Abra
W. Humphrey
Race M
William Shannon
G. F. Couol
Mie Des ML. Lop
Bo. Tatfield
Cine Bondale
Tribune
Wayne County
Telbine
Hatfeld
Eleanor Gallagher
Kanes City
Mo Wu
J. A. Kelly
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Delaware and Hudson Notes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Moscow
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Enetind
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Mel Smith
Bob Jastes
Deleiius
Marty
Hawk
New England
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Lexington
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Hotel Victoria
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Manhattan
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George W. Sweeney
Samuel Lineall
Chiceng@o Edison Co
Rudolph Kleybolte & CO
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Piuibie Restaurent
Mort
Gage
MR. M'Kinley
Boston
Chicago
Irwin Thurman & CO
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Sing Sing
New York Sun
Foon Vegih
Dacker
Tom
Philide
Cloke Warehowag
Ayerca
Cecaee
Henle Evans
Wilver
Wilke
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