Pittston City Officials Eyed Aide Elections In Flux
The Scranton area notes two candidates for city engineer and city solicitor, Harry Meyers and James Langan, with Behan potentially withdrawing after a mine incident. The free bridge movement gains momentum as county leaders consider action within thirty days, while local elections and court cases stir activity in Pittston and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meyers
James Langan
Upper Pittston
Myr
Brewsthiemis
Behan
Wilkes-Barre
Tomerpow
Oto
Aetlan
Shen
Tigers
Nereheite
Pho
Cusham
Brown Town
Cedi
Peavent
Pittston
Whiotoss Hines
Frank J. Craig
Othe
Elizabeth Street
Obo
Stene Rephe
WP. Tendwin
Bat-teo
Sifth
Ole Moray
Lehieh
Wilkes
Lehigh Valley
Coxton
Lackawanna
Drikenen
Aborris
Medpe
Mina Mortis
Erin Santinder
Pelistoan
Dotin Moore
Ae Dan
Willian Eller
Yatesville Methodist Episcopal Charet
Miss May
Thomaes Aston
Linston Crbends
Sindsay
Cerinide Evans
Washington
Evans
Henry W. Evans
Plainsville
Honesdale Notes Highlight Local Mentions and Civic Callouts
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports April events in Honesdale including Le Pueth returning to Harrisburg with Mrs Fuerth, Rebecca Thompson visiting for the Waster holiday, Judge Purdy presiding in Lackawanna counties, and plans for the Opera House closing with Thomas Jefferson. An Armory election on May 11 fills a vacancy of First Lieutenant Ward Welch. Local civic notes praise women’s influence, urge a sidewalk sanitation crusade, and note Honesdale’s extensive stone sidewalks needing upkeep.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
le Pueth
Harrisburg
Fuerth
Rebecca Thompson
New York City
Purdy
Beranton
Alanager Silverstone
Thomas Jefferyer
Lonesdate
D. B. Atheryton
Weward Welch
Company
Tlonesdale
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
J. D. Romaine
Clow Ey Torres
Asa Bryant
Walter Swift
Matthe Colum
Maple City
Tionesdale
New Milford Young People Endorse Lecture Fund Plan
At a Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meeting in New Milford the lecture course report showed 94.40 in ticket sales and 25 contributed by C. T. Pratt. Receipts at door totaled 177.13 with expenses leaving 10 reserved to aid town entertainments. If a lecture course is organized within a year for town benefit, the money will belong to the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Young People's Society of Christian Mndeavor
Norse Committee
Pratt
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
KE. M.tucker
Jackson
Looking Backward and the Power to Accomplish
A reflective note on ambition and progress. The author laments the discouragement of feeling unable to move forward while urging persistence and continued effort.
Nerve Pills Prominently Touted By Scranton Readers
A vintage advertisement claims Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills restore nerve force and energy. It cites Scranton residents, including Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, praising better sleep, steadier nerves, and improved vitality after use. The text warns to buy only genuine pills with the physician's portrait and initials and lists price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Scranton
Joseph Mitchell
Linden Street
West Scranton
OL A
Ostler
Matthews Brothers’ Drug
Dr. Chase
A. W
Druggists’. Oy
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Local Social Notes From New Milford and Scranton
Harford hosted friends from New Milford as Mrs. F I Peek attended the marriage of her sister Misa Suaie Barnes to Almon Bronter in Scranton on March 24. Dwight D Hall of New Haven and Miss Nettie DeLong of Mexico wed in New Milford April 1. Funeral for Tivde Crocker was attended by Mr and Mrs William Smith.
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Nettie DeLong
Mexico
New Milford
M. Sheip
Willian Smith
Tivde Crocker
Montrove
Katherine Shields
Mildred Shoemaker
Elmhurst
Peter Beveridge
Nebraska
Thomas Beer
Wandling
Fred Badger
Ralph Shields
Montrose Easter Weather and Court Proceedings Report
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Montrose April 8 recounts Easter bonnet and flower display despite rain. Church programs drew large crowds and comments predict clearing weather within a day. Court opened with limited criminal business. no jail cases pending. Matthew Griffin case on trial for mayhem and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Sol
Walter H. Loomis
Cleveland
Mrn
L. P. Loomis
Charles J. Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Bert Barnes
Binghamton
Albert Miller
Robert J. Jessup
Esc
Scranton
Joseph Kehner
West Pittson
Wirt H. Conklin
C. Rose
George C. Till
George W. Bushnell
Auburn
Jim
J. W. Frink
Edwin H. Shafer
Daniel Searle
New York
RS. Searle
Chenango Street
Daniel W. Searle
Commonwealth
Matthew Griffin
Aveaull
Criol
Local Church Events And Social Visits Noted In Susquehanna Area
Sunday activities include the new diary singing at the Presbyterian church and Easter services at St John Catholic church drawing large crowds. Residents like Principal Dennison of Lanesboro and Prof Pierce of Binghamton attend hops and visits with relatives in Susquehanna Montgomery Oak fields. Church Sacraments and baptisms administered. a mortgage on Avenue Methodist church in Oakland destroyed before a large crowd.
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Susquehanna
Dennison
Lanesboro
Montrose
Bidster
A. W. Cook
Deposit
Susquehanna-Oakland
New York City
New Diary
Presbyterian Church
E.R. W. Searle
Scranton
Pierce
Binghamton
Hogan Opera House
Brooks and
Fenner
Charles Birdsall
Rockland Military Academy
Nyack on-the-Hudson
Keystone Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Crescent Club
Charles Tyler
St. John's Catholic Church
Brushville Baptist Church
Disturbance at Duryea Easter Sunday services reported
In Duryea on Easter Sunday the Methodist Episcopal Church faced a disturbance as someone outside rang a bell and knocked on doors during the service. The paper vows the guilty party will be found and punished. Other notes mention Mary Nolan and William Nolan visiting Scranton, Mrs. Rachel Godwalder and Mrs. James Nolles visiting nearby towns, and warnings about three dangerous railroad crossings in the township needing investigation and remedies.
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Duryea
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Easler
Mary Nolan
Williamm Nolan
Scranton
Rhuael Godwaleer
Alonday
James Nolles
Dupont
Main Street
Party goer risks life crossing dangerous tracks
A bystander crosses dangerous sections as several accidents have occurred at those points, highlighting risk to pedestrians and need for caution.
Local church groups and community notices in Scranton area
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal editorial meets at the parsonage Rev. Pascoe departs for the Methodist Episcopal conference at West Pitteton Miss Kate Dailey of Scranton visits Grove Street Mrs Patrick McAndrew of Math Street seriously ill Forty Hours devotion opens St Marys church next Sunday funeral of Thomas Searles son of Mr and Mrs Richard Searles at Plainsville Easter services at St Marys with Rev James Morrison sermon Sheehans orchestra aids the choir sale of home made bread cake and pies at Mrs William Laird home next Friday for the Ladies Missionary Society various local church services and visits in Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Green Ridge area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Hplocopal Edittve
RM. Pascoe
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Weat Pitteton
Peter Waleh
Lehigh Valley
Mollister & Bowman
O'Brien
Kate Dailey
Scranton
Kate McDermott
Grove Atreets
Patrick McAndrew
Math Street
St. Mary's Church
Thomas
Richard Searles
Plainsville
St. Mary’s Church
James Morrison
Sheehan
Sullivan
William Laird
Ladies' Missionary Society
Smythe
Easter Visits In Tunkhannock Area
Miss Marion Metcalf from Elmira Female College spends Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs H F Metcalf on Harrison street. Thomas A Purdon of Dalton visits his mother. Miss Mary and Miss Josephine Boyce of Scranton IC S attend family gatherings. Gertrude Shaw of Nicholson visits sister Mrs Frank Heffron. Nina Carney of Scranton visits aunt Mrs Joseph Luce. Frank Dietrich and Frank Ace visit with locals. ex Sheriff A H Gregory of Meshoppen calls. George M Kinner of Mehoopany calls on friends. George Wittridge of State College vacations with his parents.
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Frank Heffron
Nina Carney
Scranton
Joseph Luce
Pine Street
Frank Dietrich
Arthur Kresge
A. H. Gregory
Meshoppen
Marion Metcalf
Miss Boyce
California
Harrison Street
George M. Kinner
Frank Ace
Nicholson
George Wittridge
State College
W. Cc. Kittridge
Towanda Auditors Report Highlights Borough Finances
Towanda auditors report shows receipts of 17124.76 and expenditures of 17299.41 for the past year with 108.50 in treasury and 20000 in bonded debt. Other items note Lehigh Valley rail work and union formation in Sayre, rural mail routes starting May 1, and local business moves including new stores and a telephone franchise in Athens.
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Towanda
Lehigh Valley
Sayre
Lehigh Valley Lodge
Jacob Lewis
Columbia County
John D. Stryker
Duluth
F. Chaffee
Shenandoah
Athens
Vine Crandall
Valley Telephone Company
Turner
Towanda Being the Starting Point. the Territory Will Embrace the Towandas, Trome
Sheshequin
H. L. Prince
M. J. Gorham
H. Lameraus
A. P. LaPlant
W. T. Bacon
D. Croadenough
Star
Lambert
J. A. Hitchcard
Mu. Murrelle
Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound Advertised by Matthews Brothers
An advertisement questions reader mood and sleep, touting Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound as more effective than anything tried before. It notes Matthews Brothers as the seller.
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Matthews Brothers
Theatrical Season Delights Scranton Audiences
Irene Myers company headlines the academy with That Little Tree Myers and Under Tow Page. Crowds fill the Gately theatre for Broadway Burlesquers shows led by LeCroix and Tony stars. The program includes vaudeville numbers, ballad singing by Lillian Leroy, and novelties by Dadlewail Ditton and Genie Pollard.
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Tree Myers
Scranton
Academy of Micie
Hilthe Trew
Trone
Lali
Clicky Conners
Little Tene
Tord
Eesign
Charry LeCroiy
Tony
Songe
Lillian Leroy
Tose Carver
Genie Pollard
Bailoy
Madison
Angel
Lotlair
Taree de Clair
Markets Collapse as Call Loans Tighten and Bears Strike
New York April 8 report shows call loan rate squeezing liquidity and triggering a broad stock market drop. Bears led aggressive selling, with notable declines in Union Pacific, Delaware and Hudson, Amalgamated Copper, and Colorado Fuel. volume totaled 1,700,000 shares with erratic price moves and a tentative late-day rally not sustaining gains.
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New York
Texas
Banka
Thia
Lois Onkrs
Shorts
Rook Island
Delaware
Tidean
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
United States
Dagical
Scranton Education Funding Notes Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Lacka Township School funds and city actions in Scranton, with unclear percentages and missing details. No coherent event or dates can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Lacka
Scranton St. Imp
Ceveeseeeeee
Thaseseuneneciee
Scranton
Local Corrections and Miscellaneous Food Product Notes
A fragmentary corrected notice lists items from a Lackawanna Ave address including dairy and food products such as cheese, beans, cholee murtow, and kidney meat substitutes. Mentions prices and units like per bu and per tin, with unclear quantities and several misspelled names. The item list appears to be a rough catalog or ledger entry with no coherent narrative or clear dates.
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Dale
Lackawanna
Hutter
Marching Toward New Tech Trials at Wooten Tech
The report outlines ongoing tests and options at Wooten Tech involving multiple tracks and potential partnerships. It notes the presence of MN patent considerations and includes mentions of To ys and various firm names. The document remains provisional with May deadlines and mentions several named entities and product options.
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New York
Tila
Aligle
Asiso
Sepenadeen
Detge
Shao
Ueki
Stellals
Tate
Wooten Tech
Fragmented OCR text overview with scattered names and terms
The source presents a garbled OCR fragment listing numerous names, place terms, and scattered phrases. It reads like a jumble of person names, locations, measurements, and unknown categories, lacking coherent events or a clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR reads as historical notice with errors
The readable text shows garbled names and numbers likely from a 20th century notice. It mentions dates, stockers and prices, with partial phrases about committees or candidates. The fragment lacks coherent facts to pin a clear event or outcome.
Unclear text fragment from Texas sale listing
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Texas sale event with numbers and items such as westerns, yearlings, and livestock descriptions. The readable portions mention bidders, consignors, and prices but lack coherent structure or complete names, places, or dates.
New Yearke Market Report on Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market notes show cows and calves steady to strong with several spreads at top values. Stockers and feeders offer mixed bids while sheep and lamb prices hold with modest gains amid thin trade and scattered offerings.
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Apul &Beeves
Hilt
SMS
eBid Uo
Shy Tanits
Meg Stewie CO Uta
Tage
Toeillwaty Apolt Cantle-Ulipier Textile Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a place, a name, and unfamiliar phrases. It references S.A wool and a tiger term, with scattered notes about lines, clips, and a biog. The readable portion is insufficient for a clear event or outcome.
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Toeillwaty
Apolt
Ulipier
Eytre Srahiaia
Hint S.A
Tatas Biog
Yale
Unclear Text Fragment Headlines Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text appears jumbled with no clear event or names. Readable elements include scattered phrases and possible names but no coherent action, place, date, or organization to anchor a summary. Further clean text needed for a proper card.
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