Kimball Retires After Notable Career In Burk Office
Mr Kimball ends nineteen years as the sole representative for Burke Office Carbondale area covering Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Delaware and New Jersey. He is praised for philanthropy and personal charm and will retire to Maine for hunting trips leaving colleagues to carry on his benevolence. Mrs Kimball will accompany him on the journey and share in his public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ohio
Penneylvahia
Delaware
New Jersey
Kimball
Bernie
Tie
Italians Celebrate Feast of St Michael in Mt Carmel Church
The Congregation of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel plans a solemn feast for St. Michael Archangel with processions tomorrow and Sunday. Roma Rand of Scranton and parishioners join in the public rites. events include a 4 pm procession, benediction, a band concert, and a fireworks display to close the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Roma Rand
Scranton
Our Lady of Mt. Cuma
Thaly
Barnet
Botley
Cerenoybes
Fefelaek
Antonio
Cermith
Mt Wowelwek
Welook
Ted
Steine
Archangel
Chureh
Dunda
Fallbrook
Hospitil
Ehurehi
Father Cerrith
Antevitan
Thilian National Aire
Bond
Thiele
Nineteen Years' Service: Kimball Resigns From Chase & Sanborn
George S. Kimball a longtime representative of Chase and Sanborn resigns due to health. The Boxton based executive leaves after a storied career with the company noted for public spirit and philanthropy, signaling a period of rest and future pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kimball
Chase & Sanborn Company
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Timetable Highlights
The notice lists Carbondale departures for Stranton Wilkes Barre and connections to Albany Saratoga Montreal and New England with Sunday trains at 8 56 and 10 20 am and various evening arrivals. It also covers Lake Lodore Waymart Honesdale service with multiple daily departures and Sunday schedules, plus arrivals from Wilkes Barre Scranton and Honestale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Cny
Mitre
Stranton
Wilkes-Harte
Albany
Baratoga
Montreal
Howton
Newhogland Pointe
Lake Leder
Waymart
Howesdale
Lake Lodore
Wenodale
Tron
Wilkwe Rares
Scranton
Ale
Mae
Surat
Vrdinn
Honestale
Lake Torore
Honesdale
de li
Train Schedule Fragment from Carbondale and Nearby Lines
A garbled timetable notes trains from Carbondale to Scranton and northward routes. It mentions departures around 7 000, 61 a tarwine, 10 o, and connections to New York Caen wall, with arrivals from Beranton at 11 10 a m and 4 000 a sume from Beranton at 1100 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Sini
GOH
Poms North
Tarwine
Dave
New York
Caenwall
Beranton
Cadosia
Erie Railroad Daily Train Times To Binghamton And Connections
Erie Railroad schedules show trains daily except Sunday at 7 00 a m to Binghamton with connections to New York City and Buffalo. The 6 10 a m service serves Riegers, with western connections, and a 6 46 p m and 6 07 p m with connections. Also local trains to Susquehanna and Western points with varied departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakicane
Cartondale
Biel Pom
Dorrance Burdick Visits Newton Lake in Carbondale Visit
Dorrance Burdette, a food minded resident from Newton Lake, visits Carbondale and the Tribune office. He chats with editors about the newspaper, shares stories of catching birds, burgers, and a humorous poke at his own age with a park bench Kodak moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren Ghreenthel
Dorrance Buckley
Dorie Burdick
Mitraellone
Newton Lake
Tunis
Iin
Dorranen
Tribune
Fogerty Ely
Carling
Steinek
Rough Riders
Dorrance
Mr. Burdette
Aning
Kodakert
The Pride of Jennico at the Grand Opera House Saturday
The Pride of Jennico, a romantic drama of adventurous intrigue, will be presented Saturday at the Grand Opera House. The production promises first class scenery and an exact New York replica, with the company rehearsed under Daniel Peohman’s supervision for Monro and Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennico
Jenico
Grand Opera House
Zenda
New York
Daniel Peohman
Monro and
Sage
King Dramatic Company to Perform Next Week
The King Dramatic company led by Tom Neastey will present shows next week at Te 16 with assistance from Miss Maybelle Kekert and a cohort of noted performers promising rare excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King Dramatic Company
Tom Neastey
Maybelle Kekert
Krese Stationery Case Against Mell Township School Board Delayed
The Krese Stationery company suit against Mell Township School Board was postponed in Common Pleas Court this week due to the absence of key witness John Roche. The case seeks payment for stationery sold to the board, while the Brennan death case was reportedly settled yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krese Stationery Company
Mell
Witel
Telai
Peaten
Johu Roche
Plaintify Company
Beard of Clime
Joseph EE
Brennan Deatnet
Fureka Chapter Chronicles in Fragments and Names
A fragmented ledger of groups and titles including the Fayest, Woodmen of the World, American Homer lessons, and a list of companions. The text reads as a mosaic of chapter names, orders, and ceremonial terms with unclear connections or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fureka
Fragmented Local Notes From City Visitors and Movements
Local column records scattered notes on visitors and travel. Brooks of Bingiwamnton call, Schett of Wilkes-Barre telephoned costs overtonday, Vanderark returned from Pan-American exports, and various residents visited cities like Omaha and Los Angeles. Mentions of gatherings, departures, and hospitality mark a day of social interchanges.
Local Town Notes Highlight Tax Bonds and Malta Degrees
In Old Forge township Nagel faces bond qualification for Tax Collector at $8.00 in court on Wednesday. Knights of Malta No 2 will confer the Malta and Black degrees on five candidates with a degree team from the Anthracite company Beranton performing the work. Community notices include preparations by various firms near Nether Taylor and Stroudsbore normal school, plus seasonal travel and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewig
Lowke
Nagel
Bey Serer
Mike Avni
Theme Nowell
Imattier
Mes
Tdehiwer
Intekwwanida
Neth Taylor
Huygens
Cieittithe
Geeelom Owl Ocesatial Daalindey Company
Serantan
Stroudsbore
John E. Lawlels
Mainstreet
Atlantio Oley Bodes
Uclteh Horger
Andrew Nagell
Old Forge
Knights of Malta
Anthracite Comandery
Beranton
Evill
Community announcements and society notes brief
No. 1 and 2 with the fire department chief and burgess meet tonight at No 1 Howe House to organize a firemen relief association. Prof Clark Thomas of Scranton lectures on voice culture at the Methodist Episcopal church. Lackawanna council 04 Pocahontas holds grand ice cream social tomorrow at Llewellyn's batt. Calvary Baptist choir rehearses tonight at 7. Howell Evans of Alabama returns home after two weeks’ visit. Washington camp 492 Lone of America meets tonight. Mrs John Kearney of Parkersburg and Mrs Arthur Witchurch of Pittston visit Mrs George Hood on North Main street Wednesday. Mrs Carter of Carbondale visiting Mrs Frederick Wilson of Rendham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehiet
Fire Department
Burgess
Howe House
Clark Thomas
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church, Lackawanna Council
Pocahontas
Llewellyn
Calvary Baptist Church
Howell Evans
Alabama
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
Mre
John Kearney
Parkersburg
Arthur Witchurch
Pittston
George Hood
North Main Street
Carter
Carbondale
Mira Frederick Wilson
Rendham
Tragic Bonfire Accident Claims Local Child
A five year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sheridan of Mayfield, died after clothes ignited during a yard bonfire play session with a girl named Sheridan. The fire worsened when the air flowed toward him, and he died at 4 AM after Dr. Jackson Wis attended him. Funeral at St. Nose Cemetery, Carbondale. Adjacent notices include a Citizens band concert at West Mansfield and various local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sheridan
Mayfield
Thesephing
Sheridan
St. Nose Cemetery
Carbondale
Citizens Band
Thomas Mann
West Masfield
Holzmanni
Old Church
Rein Chambers
Cornet
Columbia
Rollinsen
Elijah Stephens
Althouse
California Exposition
Mackie
America
Edward Stratford
Forest City
T. EB. Chiffiths
North Main Street
John Gibbs
West Mayfield
Middletown
N .Y
William Tallett
Erie
Hocay
James Dinener
Weat Mayfield
St. George Hotel
Rote
Il Trovatore
Willian Byrner
H. A. Willman
Peter Spelcher
Sickler
Peckville
Will Graves
Local visitors and church events noted in Dalton column
Dalton society page records visits by Mary Kirdner and Grace Purdy in New York City. Mentions of Knight Templars conclave in Binghamton, a moved bridge project, and various local social visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Mary Kirdner
New York City
Grace Purdy
Mises Moore
Keystone Academy
Streeter
W. AL Down
Knight Templars
Binghamton
Stone Bridge
Mir
Mir, and Mra, Chirenmee
New York
Walter Toney
Bari UW. Vecchin
Prerting Elfer
Elmhurst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Fioron Buckingham attended a noting of the O 8 at Sematon Monday evening. Mrs FL A Page attended the marriage after nine at Nicholson Wednesday. Mrs Will Whittaker and daughter Gertie of Waverly are visiting. Mr KK I F Plekene and Miss Helen Williams enjoyed a moonlight drive and spent the evening with Mr Hatch Willan. Prof W iy Rogers and wife and daughter Mildred of Chreen Ridge were guests of Prof and Mrs J J Rogers Saturday. Miss Helen Mittenboender spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Walter Roney at Dalton. Mr W B Page spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Pittaton. Mr Ralph Shields returned to his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioron Buckingham
Sematon
FL A. Page
Nleve
Nicholson
Will Whittaker
Gertie
Waverly
KK. I. F Plekene
Mise
Helen Williams
Wedneadals
Hatch Willan
W. Iy Rogers
Mildred
Chreen Ridge
J. J. Rogers
Helen Mittenboender
Mee
Walter Roney
Dalton
W. BK. Page
Pittaton
Ralph Shields
Local Socials and Church Services Reported
The piece notes residents visiting New Milford and Thornhurst friendships, a Curtis family dinner, and a Baptist church sermon by Rev A Thatcher Smith with Mrs Smith and the Chappels in attendance. A union memorial service was held at the Presbyterian church with brief remarks by A F Williams, Vokelik, and Rev J J Rankin. The Nap fist church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Byron Buckingham's home with a supper for the ladies and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Misa Shoemaker
Laura
Winifred Spiegel
Thornhurst
Mary Schinnerling
Curtis
A. Thatcher Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
A. F Williame
Vokelik
J. J. Rankin
Ladies' Aid Society
Napfist Church
Byron Buckingham
Wedding Guests and Local News From West Scranton
Mrs Henderson of Newark guests Miss Clara Hull and Miss Mary Davies at the Feynon Thomas wedding in West Scranton. Mr and Mrs J W Mahon return from their wedding trip and will reside at Mahon House. Cora Jones of Forest City visits town yesterday. Mrs Edward Jones of Blakely and family return from Crystal Lake summer. Mrs EK Akerly spends week at Pan American exposition. John Williamson of Wilkes Barre calls in town. Ladies Aid of Presbyterian church elects officers for coming term led by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Wallace with secretary Mrs Hammond and treasurer Mrs Alsworth. Supper served to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Newark
N. J
Clara Hull
Blakely
Mary J. Davies
Lackawanna Street
West Scranton
J. W. Mahon
Mahon House
Misa Cora Jones
Forest City
Yeaterday
Edward Jones
Crystal Lake
EK. Akerly
John Williamson
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. W. Kennedy
James Wallace
B. F. Hammond
J. Pettigrew
Walter Alsworth
Peckville Notes and Local Socials
Peckville residents note uncalled for letters at the post office listing Lizzie Burke Joseph Morphet Leo Collinge Moesys Stanley Newton Gaylord Keller Dan Wilcox and Floyd Keller who recently visited the Pan American. A box social at Miss Belle Vanderverte is planned tonight inviting all for a pleasant evening. Mrs William Johna returned from Passaic New Jersey after visiting Mrs Rogers a former Peckville resident. Philip Rohner left for Powderly Alabama to spend winter with William Jobs a former resident. A rummage sale in the Brundace building by Methodist Episcopal ladies attracts many bargains. Mrs Andrew Hale of Yatesville returned home after a few days with Mr and Mrs EK M Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Burke
Joseph Morphet
Leo Collinge
Moesys
Stanley Newton
Gaylord Keller
Dan Wilcox
Floyd Keller
Belle Vanderverte
William Johna
Passaic
N. J
Rogers
Peckville
Philip Rohner
Powderly
Alabama
William Jobs
Peekville
Brundace
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrew Hale
Yatesville
Moosic Gathers for Grand March Practice Tonight
Charles Robertson Moosic returns home before University of Pennsylvania study. A grand march practice is set at the hose house this evening at 7 o’clock for those joining the march. Mrs. T D Warner visits her son Homer and daughter in Beatrice Nebraska. A moonlight excursion to Glen Tanner's Saturday night funds a Sunday school event at Superintendent Church's with Watkins tir foite of Taylor and an orchestra from Pittston. Train departs Moosic at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Hose House
T. D. Warner
Homer
Tr. Hepburn
Beatrice
Nebraska
Glen Tanners
Local Harford Notes and Visits Reported
Harford items note visits by Mather Gil Lesme of Binghamton and Mrs Louike Hoswell, Elhaneh Tharrow of Forest City, Jon Briges of Owego, and other residents. A Trev Whalen of Carbondale gave a lecture on New York City events to a large Congregational church audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford
Sept. Y
Mather Gillesme
Binghamton
Estabrook
Mise Louike Hoswell
Mise Elhaneh Tharrow
Forest City
New York City
Tiehardton
Benanton
Edwardd Osborn
Juys Osborn
Philadelphia
Dewwnder
Pars
Susquehanna
B. Osborn
Doh Jesley
Peck
Weert
Ciworge
Tiffany and Wife
Perkville
Bradford County Fair Sees Excitement Amid Races and Visitors
Detective holds on captures HM. Moser wanted for horse stealing in Belvidere New Jersey. Miss Curtie Barstow travels to San Frances California for Episcopal tricennial convention. Fair weather boosts attendance as Belle Terwiliger rides ponies and races draw crowds. Mrs Oliver Arnold of Nichole and others injured on track. Dan Dornsife of Tunkhannock arrested for stealing a razor pants and a gold watch chain from Walbridge hotel. he admits theft from Fred B Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
HM. &. Moser
Tie
Belvidere
N. J
Dail
Curtie Barstow
San Frances
California
Episcopal Church
Mise Belle Terwiliger
Oliver Arnold
Nichole
Dan Dornsife
Tunkhannock
Walbridge
Watcr and Chain
Fred. B. Jennings
Stage and Train Tragedy Besets Towanda Area
Evert Wandall of Meshoppen was struck on the track by express No. 7 and died en route to Towanda hospital. His wife accompanied him as the body was prepared for burial after the accident. The Burrill Stock company performs at Hales Opera House this week with George K. Fisher leading man and strong audience turnout nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkhinnevk
Evert Wandall
Meshoppen
Sayre Hospital
Towanda
Burrill Stock Company
Hales’ Opera House
jayGiorge K. Fisher
Enach
Local notes from Brooklyn and Scranton area society
Camden era notices report travelers leaving for Lebanon to learn telegraphy and visitors from Scranton. Local marriages, weddings, and parties are noted along with school schedules and church events. A Welsh language card and a mystery social at a Presbyterian church are mentioned amid community updates.
Local Notes On People and Games Across Susquehanna Area
A jumble of names and happenings fills the page as residents from Susquehanna to New Milford and beyond attend visits, dental work, and family gatherings. Local sports report the Green Meadow nine defeating Windsor in an early fair week game with scores noted, while others travel for business and social visits.
Cardinal's hat price sparks continental intrigue
A damaged text outlines ceremonial costs around appointing a cardinal in Europe, detailing charges paid to officials, funeral fees, and various stipends as envoys and guards secure positions and the ceremonial process unfolds.
Mourning for McKinley as Nation Seeks Comfort
The piece mourns President McKinley's shooting and death at Buffalo's Pan American exposition. It reflects on divine providence and asks why good people suffer while a nation prays for the president's recovery and the nation's future.
Etiquette Rules for Cardinals and Court Attire
Observers note cardinals face strict etiquette and costly dress. Roman tailors supply expensive costumes and fabrics, with the cardinal required to observe formal protocols and refined comportment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
BURKE
Carbondale Department
Hugh Rider
Dorle
oFtate & Sanborn
Boxton
Closer& Sunborn
Onuwel
Wimball
Chase & Sanborn
Chase & Banborn
Ming
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Greenfield
Fell School Board
Foot. Brooks
Bingiwamnton
Cophonmidale
Sehett
Dt Vanderark
Pausseld
Sturdewant
Dewe
Bot Sheridan
Rittaton
Opbell
Eric
Detin
Onniaha
Neb
Pentius
Springfeld
John Fr. Lindeet
Tussell Shephard
Erle City
Fieker
Shepherd
Tuelig
Shepherds Whedon
Fred Harass
Hie Frelehit
Fe Goiter
Aire
Panter
Sen
UT Hunter
Dew Angeles
Cal
Piresett
Te Munner
Formieniy
Cate
Martin
Sheanton
Fenton
Minghwiriion
Thei Hd
Che Binketts
Taylor
Jermyn and Mayfield
Cooper
Yarpie
Baptist
Ehonoh
Cereus
Hitt
Montrose
David Brown
Switk
Jermyn
Gardner
Mary D. Kater
William von Storch
Pathert
Prove von Steere
Mim
Jim
Jelin Derihe
Alves
Pete Wo Dorshiner
Mrs. Hygon
Mex Palmer Smith
Miss Funny Dersler
Peeker
Elmhurst
Scrantion Priboye
Bradford County
Scranton Tribune
Butte
Samuel Tasull
Chicago Edison Co
Rudolph Kleybolte & CO
Nassau ST
Brookyln
Revelal
Scranton Prius
Brooklyn
Red Miller
Lebanon
Misa Josie Dolaway
B. Fitch Bred
Chicago
Morgan
Ray Morgan
Bscranton
Tomorow
Harford Fair
Union Church
Mise Lin
Edna Lathrop
Dauerhter
Andl Mere
Edward Tatheop
Dante
Presbyterian
TawWelock
Frances Ase
Mea J
Lew
Sornton
Andrew Kent
Robert Kent
Nellie Kent
Chatter
Dichers Gove
Tibet
Gibson
Mis
Ewe Metciell
Mr. Sanford
Cibwen
Mattie Ponder
J. A. Sweet
Fatire
Barrett
Michael
Herrick
Michael Epee
Mr. Geheen Wae
Hayton En Weileran Y
Telhone
Europe
Rome
Che
Sietine
Tiretin
Chia Hey
Formiehes & Ting
Fraineljemibor Iie
Jie
Wil Pedeone
Bath
Ita
Sula
McKinley Alould
Tia Broad Land
Masia
Nuffalo
Christ
Weatlawn
Canton
Seldien
Aotoron
Verity
Cleaven
Picher
Beewuae
HF Biden
Mckinley
Gas
Thanitton
Gantoll
Weevillle
Farfield
Hartielt
Thie
Gane Grew
Conan
Petre Hevenere
New
Ano
Irwin Thurman & CO
Connell Building
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