Obsequies of Two Pioneers in Carbondale
The community honors Poor Director James McMillan and Mrs. Harriet Freeman Watt with funeral services and burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Notables from the Delaware and Hudson, local trustees, clergy, and townspeople attend the North Church and Watt homestead ceremonies, with tributes from Rev. Charles Lee and Rev. J F Warner and music by a quartet.
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James McMillan
Harriet Freeman Watt
Maplewood Cemetery
Carbondale
McMillan
North Church Street
Delaware and Hudson
John McCabe
John Tyneh
Morgan Thomas
James Sturke
Cal- Lewsgue
Charles Lee
Whicch
McMullan
Devd
Th Thomas
Tvs
D. Stuart
OG. Harper
Biker
Fbee
May
Joan Mohra
Wires Johnson
Thomas McMillin
Rochester
N.Y
F. Brownell
Mia. Bennetti
Seeley
Coolide
Korantons
Mir
Om Mra
Bo A. Jones
Archibald
Mitchell
Thorp
Bluston
Wilbur
Watt
Salenavenue
Wyoming Street
Oelook
A. FB. Chaffee
Christ
Chaffen
Wartt
J. FL Warner
Tie
H. Ff
Chirk
Jennie Potter
W DD. Evans
Fy Clark
Hew
J. F
Maplewood Ceretery
Ployee Butler
I. D. Wolfe
A. F. Tiffany
TG. Olver
T. C. Robinson
F. A. Bell
Contractor 4. Bo Van Gorder Boosts Carbondale in Binghamton
Bo Van Gorder, a contractor in the play, brings Carbondale into greater prominence in Binghamton New York.
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Bo van Gorder
Carbondale
Binghamton, N
Tearful or cheerful health linked to womanly disease
An old column notes tearful mood in women stems from physical illness and urges Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription to restore health. It claims the remedy cures irregularities, uterine inflammation, and general weakness, with testimonial from a Mr Adams in Pennsylvania.
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Pierce
Adams
Laboratory
Washingtton Co
God
Shah
Doctor Pierce
Plaster Contract Wins for Kilmer Lab Building
Van Gorder secures plastering on the Kilmer Swamp Root seven story laboratory and piece building in Parlor City. Twenty plasterers to work two months under his bid, with work starting in Binghamton Monday.
Disturbances in Dundaff and Carbondale Prompt Police Action
Last night saw two major disturbances in Dundaff and Carbondale. Henry Buckett was beaten by William and Frank Monroe. Patrolman James Bell clashed with Harry Booth, who was later released pending morning appearance. Buckett suspected a Monroe revolver. no weapon wounds were confirmed. William Monroe was arrested. Prank Monroe sought. Booth faced charges for resisting police. A crowd gathered at Park Place and Main Street as Mrs Dolan withdrew a suit and costs were settled.
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Dundaff
James Bell
Carbondale
Henry Buckett
Dundaft Eiveel
William
Frank Monroe
Harry Booth
Bell
Buckert
Monroe
Witl
Nene
Bueckert
Buchert
Monros
Bucher
Huchert
William Monroe
Booth
Gell
Park Price
Main Street
Strike Impacts Carbondale Eating House Closures
The Imperial restaurant in the Opera house block on North Main Street, run by James Thompson Jr., shut yesterday due to the mine strike. The town’s social and dining life suffered as railroad workers and miners paused, with patronage plunging and the luncheon crowd fading.
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Carbondale
Coout
Imperial
Opera House
North Main Street
James Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Poyrel
Carbondiale
Forest City Man Admitted After Arm Fracture
Willie Connolly of Forest City was admitted to the hospital yesterday after a fall while playing with a companion fractured his arm.
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Willie Connolly
Forest City
Local residents host guests and plan Susquehanna trip
Mr and Mrs Will Schiffer of Pittston visited Mrs J M Kiefer over Bundiny. Miss Annie Weidner of Gilbert Street is seriously ill at her sister Mrs Arthur Mills on Lincoln Avenue. Mr and Mrs J P ATingley left yesterday for a carriage trip through Susquehanna County and other points, with plans to visit the Harford fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Schiffer
Pittaton
J. M. Kiefer
Bundiny
Annie Weidner
Gilbert Street
Arthur Mills
Lincoln Avenue
J. P. A.tingley
Susquehanna County
Harford Fair
Dodson Lamp moves to Scranton for lamp production
Jermany Mayfield notes the Dodson Lamp company relocating machinery to Scranton to manufacture patent switch lamps. The change may force manager Mr Dodson and his family to move to Beranton, drawing regret from a large circle of friends.
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Dodson Lamp Company
Scranton
Dodson
Beranton
John Spettihue
Wilcox
Bik County
Epent
Theodore Boetligue
Cemetery Street
Finny Graves
Shiter
Annie Griffiths
Asbury Park
Ditch Collapse Traps Two Workers on Depot Street
A trench for a new sewer on Depot street collapsed trapping Benjamin Llewellyn and John Parker. Parker was rescued after twenty minutes of effort, Llewellyn taken home with a badly wrenched back and leg injuries. Other items note Reds beat Cliff Works 6 4, Welsh church officers elected, and local visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitcrn
Depot Street
Benjamin Llewellyn
John Parker
Llewellyn
Parker
Storts Street
Dr. Olmstead
Sealee
Reds
Cliff Works
Riverside
Welsenbluch
Samuel Lewis
New York
Marie Stair
Providence
Banfield
Main Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Welsh Congregational Church
J. Phillips
David J. Davis
William Phillips
William Napper
Henry Towells
William Buta
Baltimore
A. Weber
Lutheran Church
Mr. Burg
Liberia Church
Vicemen’s Relief Association
Hore
Taylor Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Thomas Owens
View
Gomer Williams
John PP. Griffiths
Myers
United Amercan Mechanics
Lackawanna Valley Council
Adolph Arneldes
Youngstown
Edward Meehan
Philadelphia
Funeral of Edwards Led by Mount Cobb Pastor
Undertaker Edwards services were conducted by the Mount Cobb Methodist Episcopal pastor with assistance from Rev. Mr. Young. A quartet including Dr. Knedler Mrs Williams Mr and Mrs B Buckingham sang Home of the Soul and Up Yonder. Interment followed in the family plot at Mount Cobb. Robert F Snyder of Portland came home for the funeral of his brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undertaker Edwards
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Mount Cobb
Young
Knedler
Willams
B. Buckinghaum
Robert F. Snyder
Portland
Montrose Local Notes Include Travel and Town Developments
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Montrose reports visits by Col G H Wittner of Wilkes-Barre and Edward Harold at Kelly's Drug Store. Prof Charles Cohen plans a Philadelphia trip for Broad Street Conservatory of Music. Local residents engage in millinery shopping in New York and discuss a potential land association and band patronage. The Worlen Condensery gains milk volume and improved prices, while a new telephone and telegraph exchange is installed in the bank building. Members of the community visit, study, or work away, including James P Taylor in Atlantic City and Robert Raynsford returning to Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Montrose
G. Hh. Wittner
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Harold
Kelly
Brogty
Henry Clemons
Mary
Scranton
A. C. Ayres
W. Ki. Limten
Germantown
Charles Cohen
Philadelphia
Broad Street Conservatory of Music
Bunnell
Pierson
New York City
Arthur ¢. Griffin
New Milford
Robert Raynsford
Cornell University
Itheaca
J. W. Quirtey
Stacey
New York
James P. Taylor
Atlantic City
Iis
Charles Foster
Southampton
L. T
J. W. Mott
Mill Street
George H. Trazier
Rush
C. D. Mackey
Amolit
Pickett Hs
W. D. B. Alnev
Frances Kk. Ammerman
Ashbury Park
Olyphant Local Notes Show Daily Life And Movements
The column reports Stanley Davis breaking his arm after a fall from a chestnut tree in the Must Side woods. Dr A F Crans treated him. Dr Mary Coans of Philadelphia visits Blakely friends. Community members attend Mary Fadden’s funeral in Dunmore. M rs B C Malley and Miss Nellie MeCourt visit Camp Wyckoff and other locals attend events. Public night schools opened last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tanch
Mary Fadden
Dunmore
B.C Malley
Nellie Me Court
Joh Mee
Camp Wyckelsesterday
Minnie Saltos
Providence
McCabe
New York
Isaac Mill
Company UH
Hi O
Elmhurst Notices of Visits Funerals and Conference
Miss Bertha Grimes of Beranton spent Sunday with her parents in Elmhurst with friend Miss Nellie Hrundage. Helen Williams visits Montclaire and Hovckaway Beach. Mr and Mrs B B Kipp visited relatives at Creentown. Martin Devanney Jr of Buffalo called on friends. A number attended the funeral of Mrs Lown git Madisonville on Sunday. Undertaker R Edwards headed the arrangements. Rev G W Cole attended the Baptist Ministers conference at Scranton yesterday. Attendees at the funeral of the late A B Cobb included Mr and Mrs J M M Boyden Aly and Mire A B Clay, Mr W W Snyder, Mr and Mrs J H Wilcox, Mr and Mrs J Buckingham, Dr J W Naedler, Mike Bessie Buckingham, Miss Kin Edwards and Mr and Mrs B L Cooper. The funeral was in charge of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Grimes
Beranton
Nellie Hrundage
Helen Williams
Montclaire
Hovckaway Beach
B. B. Kipp
Creentown
Martin Devanney, Jr
Buffalo
J. Hh, Wilcox
Myr
Mel
J. W. Willame
Mie J. Buckingham
J. W. Naedler
Mike Bessie Buckingham
Kin Edwards
B. Lb. Cooper
Proper Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
A health note asserts many sprains heal quickly with prompt use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It claims full recovery in less than a week in many cases and describes typical slow recovery as two to three months without the balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bor Éulo
Local Notables Move and Return in Town News
Dr C A Price becomes assistant to Dr G B Seaman and is an alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania. John Newton leaves Grove Street to study at Baltimore College for Physicians and Surgeons. Nellie Doherty returns from Carbondale. Roland Jones moves his family to the Snyder property on Main Street. John Davis returns from New York after weeks there. Indies Missionary society of the Laingcliffe church meets at Mrs William Howell West Elm. Mr and Mrs Samuel Morrow of Foranton visit town. Mr and Mrs C A Merrick return to Beaver Meadow. M O Tirien, longtime Electric Light Co Sasquehanna employee, returns home. Barrick Tresion and Patrick McNulty back from Baltimore Medical College. Thomas McHale of West Side receives treatment at Blackawanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Price
G. B. Seaman
Plinston Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
John Newton
Grove Street
Baltimore College
Nellie Doherty
Carbondale
Roland Jones
Snyder Property
Main Street
John Davis
New York City
Indies’ Missionary Society
Laingcliffe
William Howell
West Elie
Samuel Morrow
Foranton
C. A. Merrick
Beaver Meadow
Yesterly
M of
O'Tirien
Electric Light Company
Sas
Harvest Home social at Baptist church draws attentive crowd
Clark's Summit reports a well attended Harvest Home social in the Baptist church with praise for Rev. Mr. Custard and improvements around the church. Myrtle Ransome entertained Miss Stone of Boranton, with other guests and a church choir performance of Our Flag with the Stars and Stripes drawing enthusiastic response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custard
Ole
Mika Myrtle Ransome
Misa Stone
Boranton
Jeesie Nemmerer
Factoryville
Wits
Mixes Mattle Warnock
Berste
Nounk von Storch
Mattie Warnock
Columbia
Morris Thomas
Hillside
Father Time
Miss Vom Btorch
Harold Parker
Cantata Receives Encore from Local Choral Group
I nnele Sam. A quartet sung by Misses Helen Von Storch Maud Bostedo Ruth Williams and Gladys Mann and a sextet by six young men Messrs Harry Justin Emmett Fish Henry Bunnell George Isley Ray Smith and Clulry Young were encored and did creditable work A solo by Mrs Albert Walker and duets by Misses Etta Mann Mo Jennings were well received Accompanists Myrtle Ransom piano and Robert Parker violin The cantata was a delightful performance and a repeat in nearby towns is hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'nele Sam
Helen von Storch
Maud Bostedo
Ruth Williams
Gladys Mann
Harry Justin
Emmett Fish
Henry Bunnell
George Isley
Ray Smith
Clulry Young
Albert Walker
Etta Mann
Mo Jennings
Myrtle
Waverly Social Notes and Local Moves Apace
Sterling Bailey and family return to New York after visiting relatives in Waverly. Pulpit incident at Methodist Episcopal church by F. S. Parsons, former pastor visiting town. Charles Tee Jet sold. Christy family back from Scranton. Charles Bailey’s relatives visit Conklin. Maud Miller and Francis Rolland to wed Oct 7 at Miller home. Academy Extension course to run fourteen bi weekly lectures in 1902 1900 season with tickets from academy students and village shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Bailey
New York City
E. J. Halley
Bailey
Watking
Charles Tee
Iis
Christy
Scranton
Charles Bailey
Conklin
Finch
Maud Miller
Francis Clement Rolland
John Wy. Miller
Rolland
Alamogordo
Mexico
Academy
Waverly Academy
Clark's Green
Chirk's
Local News Briefs From Stonesdale and Surrounding Areas
Six horses from Major George M. Whitney’s livery stable were shipped to Olyphant for use with the Thirteenth regiment camp. The Presbyterian Sunday school observed rally day with readings singing and an address by Andrew Thompson recently returned from abroad. Attendance was 200 plus. collection for rally day reached $22.1. Water from the Dyberry river flooded Kelley and Steinman’s glass shop boiler room delaying work. Mr and Mrs Andrew Thonapean and family returned home after months in travel. George Plei and Mrs K W Hum discuss new drug plans in the Mayhew building. Florence and Mabel Goodwin visit their grandmother Mrs Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonesdale
George MH. Whitney
Thirteenth Regiment
Presbyterian Sunday School
Harry Rockwell
Blanch J. Wood
Dorothea Ruehenbaker
Mita Edith Swift
Anedrew Thompson
Thompson
Sehoal
DD. L. Lower
Dyberry
Kelley & Steinman
Andrew Thonapean
Diaughter Reberes
Charles
Boandiog
Tovelsn Landv
Kiuwue Hum
Huffalo
N. Y
K. W. Hum
Second Wliwet
George Plel
Mayhew Building
Mimies Florence and
Mabel Goodwin
New York
Alrs. Wheeler
Third Street
Special Reduced Rail Rates for Monterey Druggists Meeting
Lehigh Valley railroad offers special tickets at 99.70 good for outbound travel September 28 29 and 30 and return by November 1 on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult local ticket agents for details about Monterey California meeting dates October 7 11 and destinations San Francisco and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Lackawanna Railroad Special Washington Round Trip Tickets
Ticket agents offer round trip to Washington at one way fare for the round trip. From Scranton the fare is 7.75 dollars. Tickets on sale October 4 to 7 and valid for outbound travel until October 7. Return travel allowed until November with extension by ticket deposit and 50 cent joint agent payment. Stopovers at Baltimore Philadelphia and another en route allowed but not beyond final limit. For details contact local Lackawanna ticket offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Mvilroad
Washington
Scranton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Railroad
Special train to national encampment leaves Scranton for Washington
For the thirty sixth National encampment of the G A R in Washington D C from October 6 to 11 Lieut Esra Griffin post No 9 arranges a special through G A R RR train via New Jersey Central leaving Scranton Monday October 6 at 8 00 pm with all stops to Ashley inclusive One fare round trip from all stations Tickets valid on the special or any regular train to October 14 Extensions can be made by depositing tickets at joint agent s office No 18 FP street N W Washington D C between October 7 and 14 with a fifty cent fee to extend return to November 3 Stop overs allowed on the Philadelphia and Reading railway and the Duluth and Ohio railway N J Central designated Official Route all commands and their Orleans are urged to join the special train arriving Washington at 4 00 pm Notify secretary of intentions by September 2 for accommodations Call any N C ticket agent or address Rh O W Peares secretary 61 Market street Scranton Pa
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Washington
D. C
Esra
Griffin Post
G. A. RR
New Jersey Central Railroad
Scranton
Ashley
FP Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia and Reading
Dultsmore and Ohl
New Jersey Central
Connades
Bara
N.C
W. Peares
Market Street
Lehigh Valley Offers Oct 4 5 6 7 Round Trips to Washington
Special tickets priced at 7.75 for Lehigh Valley Railroad round trips to Washington D C. period Oct 4 5 6 and 7 with return limit to Oct 11 and extension to Nov 3 upon ticket default at joint agent in Washington due to Grand Army National Encampment event.
Philadelphia Special Tickets Offered Through Harrisburg Route
Special tickets via Harrisburg and Gettysburg to Philadelphia priced at 38.85. Agents Delaware and Trudson or Lehigh Valley ticket offers available for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Vnto
Philadelphia
Delaware and
Trudson
Lehigh Valley
Foliage Excursion Date Set by NYO&W Railway
The New York Ontario and Western Railway announces a foliage excursion on Sunday October 5 from Scranton division stations to Foregg City and Hancock New York with a round trip fare of 1. Tickets also available to Poyntelle Winwood and Preston Park. Inquiries via ticket agents J E Welsh Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Scranton
Foregg City
Hancock
N.Y
Wayne County
Poyntelle
Winwood
Preston Park
J. E. Welsh
Special Low Fares to Chicago and Return via Lehigh Valley
Special low fares to Chicago via Lehigh Valley Railroad October 5 6 and 7 to support the national encampment of Union Veteran Legion in Chicago October 8 11. Tickets good going October 6 6th and 7th at 18 dollars for the round trip limited for return passage to October 11 good on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult ticket agents for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army National
Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Defaalt
Union Veteran Legion
Chicago
Ogstober Lth
National Encampment Rail Fare Sale To Chicago
The Lackawanna railroad offers special round trip pricing to Chicago for the National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion in Chicago October 8 to 11. One way fare for the round trip plus 1.00 dollar. Tickets on sale and valid October 5 to 7 with return valid through October 16.
Lackawanna Excursions to Niagara Falls Dates Set
Special excursion tickets go on sale for trains on September 25 and October 25. Return within five days from sale date. Round trip fares set at 5.00 dollars for adults and 2.50 dollars for children ages five through twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls Excursion
Moosic notes and local visitors amid church outage
In Moosic Stella Shotwell’s daughter mourns death from whooping cough with funeral at Muirey cemetery. Visitors include Wertlo Dix and Elizabeth Billington in Beranton. Wilkes Barre guests Abram Robling’s cousins, Joe and John Davis. Several townsfolk noted Sunday visits and a church service canceled due to an electric fuse burn in the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
John Shotwell
Miurey
Wertlo DIX
Elizabeth Bilelington
Beranton
Moser
Joe
John Davis
Wilkes Barre
Abrames Robling
James Miller
Warbondale
Presbyterian Church
Johny Blevenson
Pittyton
William Slevenson
North Main Street
Miscew Mitchel
Currie Hutching
Woghamton
Peter Wilson
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