Carbondale Hosts Missionary Convention Delegates
Carbondale welcomed Scranton and surrounding delegates for a missionary convention with reports on funds, auxiliaries, and Indian outreach. Rev Janvier of India spoke on pastoral, educational, and evangelistic work. a closing session and social supper followed as preparations for next year’s observance continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lee
Son of God
Lee
Mr. Janvier
India
Toondia
Tanvier
Rey
Junvier
Janvier
Christ
Dunvier
Ambiguous OCR Text Of September Travel Notes
Fragmentary OCR passage describes travel, schedules, and connections with multiple misread names. It mentions September events, journeys to Scranton, New York, and a Senator, with scattered times such as 640 and 600 pms, but lacks coherent facts or clear entities.
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TA & Traine Trave Carbonidale
Scranton
Rylan Teabne
Foo
Hratia
Ain
New York
FOE
Cantygla
Delivery trouble notice for The Tribune subscribers
Subscrivers to The Tribune are requested to report any irregularity or confusion in the delivery of this paper to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. Some confusion has been reported and subscribers are urged to report delinquency at once to aid efficient service.
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Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Missionary Society Annual Meeting Opens in Scranton District
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Scranton District begins its twenty-fourth annual session at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Martin R. Kays presiding. Delegates hear reports from treasurer and auxiliaries, enjoy hospitality from Carbondale, and anticipate officer elections. The evening program features Rev. Charles Bo Teo and greetings from local members as the gathering advances.
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Carboniale
Carbondale
J. Selden Blair
Scranton
J. BP. OH. Raynor
Linekuwim Presbyters
Welles
George Mills
John Niles
Carbondade
Forest City
Second Presbyterian Church
Sermanton
Anni Willhamns
Green Ridge
Elizabeth Gregory
Wilkes-Barre
Seruiton
Avs
Philadelphia
Mere
Vanderberg
Far East
Vanierberg
Ola
Jonvier
India
Jimvier
Trenton
Gsteen Wensigo
Dtenhag Veut
Missioning Society
Diuayies
Minnie Wallace
Diaiy
Jacob Pfeiffer
Altre
Charles Lee
Hesolutions
FL. Pitchvodk
J. BR. Peek
Rcranton
A. Young
Movasle
First Presbyterian Church
Chus. Lee
Mrekfel
Mesdames M. R. Kayes
Selden Bhill
James Linen
W. W. Scranton
W. E. Richmond
Sk. Tracy
A. C. Lamont
T. Foote
Alfred Hund
Kate G. Price
J. H. Odell
H. H. McKensie
G. A. Rhinchard
A. H. Wells
H. F. Atherton
L. D. Vic
Lydia Farrar
Bess Shepherd
Dunmore
Aire
Edwin Corry
Uniondale
Atkinson
Hawley
Julia Schunnel
Mille Schimeger
Florence Stuart Wood
Honesdale
J. J. Burr
Burr
Luce
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lackawanna Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Martin R. Kays
Wom
Mopelgr
Boranton
Lachinoanthe
Pirat
Chiane Legistio
Carbonicle
Semantoi
Clow. Welles
Kay
Hey
Bo Teo
Ehupeh
On the sly tale of Postum and coffee cure
A woman recalls secret coffee use harming her nerves and health. After stopping coffee and using Postum with Cream of Wheat, she says sleep returned, strength improved, and her stomach pain eased. The doctor called the foods magic restorers, noting nerve and strength improvements.
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Dee
Paul
Billy
Andy
Magle
Postum .A
Buttle Creek
Mich
The May Fiske Company Opens Three-Day Grand Run
The May Fiske company opened a three day engagement at the Grand to the season’s largest audience. The Littl Magnet featured, with Miss Fiske delivering spirited star turns and a Klondike plot. Add-ons included moving pictures by Boulder and Quinn and performances by Emery, Wodine, Waldo Whipple, and the Tom Thumb presentation. An afternoon reception for Mrs. Tom Thumb, the count, and the baron followed matinee showings.
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May Fiske
Byrne Sys
Sammed
Klondike
Miss Fiske
Soue Bretie
Boulder
Quinn
Alissa Fiske
Waldo Whipple
Emery
Wodine
Tom Thumb
Count
Barry Magii
Alles Piske
Peg Woffington
Anfernoon
Trolley Service Extends to Tannery Switch and Forest City
Commencing this morning trolley cars will run beyond the city line to the tannery switch, the first extension since the September strike ended. The Morcat City line awaits cars, repairs underway, and traffic to Forest City expected to resume within a week, boosting commerce as merchants report higher street activity and more orders.
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Forest City
Boon
Morcat City
Cara
I 4
Nike
Cors
Scranton
Carbondale
Forest Iry Inc
Adedd
Crescents Prepare for Scranton Showdown April 26
Crescents manager shapes team for April 26 game in Scranton against a local pro squad representing the Electric City in the Pennsylvania State league. The lineup includes Loftus, Smith, McAndrew, Moran, Harte, Flannagan, Murray, Cal, Emmett, Harris with positions listed. A practice game is planned early in the week to tune up.
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The
Crescents
Scranton
the Tribune Today
Loftus
Smith
McAndrew
Moran
Harte
Flannagan
Murray
Cal
Feld
Emmett
Harris
Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Burke Building
Firth
Change in D and H ticket office prompts resignation
Eugene Chapman resigns from the Delaware and Hudson city station ticket office after serving as assistant to Claude R. Smith. Chapman aims to enter the green goods and garden truck trade. Wilson Dry succeeds him, returning from Carbondale and Laflin origins to take the post.
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Tcket
Delaware and Hudson Company
Eugene Chapman
Claude R. Smith
Masyman
Chapman
City
Racket Brook
Delaware and Hudson Road
Wilson Dry
Carbondale
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Lafitn
Wilkes, Barre
Musical Recital At St Rose Parochial Hall
A rare evening of music at St Rose parochial hall features pupils of the St Rose Academy music school. This first public invitation recital follows years of private recitals at St Rose and echoes the successful Scranton custom. The program includes items from each qualifying pupil. Tickets are 2 cents.
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St. Rose
Music School
St. Rose Academy
Bt. Rose Academy
Bt. Cevella
Scranton
Muair
Obituary notices Clarese Waudenstein
Clar es Waudenstein, son of Me and Mos. Coneid Minenstein, of 160 Belmont Street, died Wednesday night after a long illness. He was born in Philadelphia on April 25, 1890, and spent most of his life in the city. Survived by his parents and five siblings. Funeral services to be held at Tom’s Chapel and Maplewood Cemetery.
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Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Claus Nelson
Pico Heights
Los Angeles
Cal
Ethel Trepto
Merrill
West Merrill
Wisconsin
Ood
Claresce Waudenstein
Mos
Coneid Minenstein
Belmont Stroot
Servier
Prastin
Ulper Methodist Episcopal Clianel
Maplewood Cemetery
Untitled notice about a family bereavement in North hiamets street
Mr and Mrs V of North hiamets street mourn the loss of Wels Old Tala Tog who died after illness including whooping cough and pneumonia. The obituary notes the family’s sorrow and that private arrangements will be held on a Saturday.
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Meg
Piel
North Hiamets Etreel
Huila
Community Concert At Congregational Church This Evening
A local event at Seelock Congregational Church this evening features I A Roboria presenting planting tani entertainment. Proceeds aim to support church outreach while attendees enjoy a pleasant program.
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I. A. Roboria
Congregational
Seelock
Wenner
Visiting Officials Attend Delaware City Meeting
Visiting high officials led by fevon Vier President IL Volum and Asalstune Superintement of Motive Power 1 Phiohky Controller Culver met local authorities in the city Wednesday to discuss ongoing projects and cooperation. The delegation included other senior figures from the Delaware and idea company, No OW, and engaged with city leaders on future plans.
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Fevon Vier
IL 4
Volum
Asalstune
Phiohky
Culver
le Delaware and
Idea Company
Allow
Welaeedey
Williams Weenwuld Family Move Reported in Scranton Area
The Williams Weenwuld family, noted as local figures, relocated from Scranton to a nearby neighborhood. The brief item records the move and references their association with the World Malu atiool barber, with mention of River Street as a location marker.
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Williams Weenwuld
Malu Atiool
Moxie
Day Davie Pursued to This Home by Lis Position
Fragmentary OCR mentions Day Davie of Routh Washigion facing pursuit to a home by a Lis position. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Day Davie
Routh Washigion Etynet
Delavanagil Medea Shop Reordered by City Officials
A damaged text item shows a street stall or shop action in Delavan area with unclear names and places. The readable elements indicate a local commerce matter involving a street vendor and municipal actions. Further specifics are not recoverable from the fragment provided.
Unclear Record Entry on Contawhard A Toate Donation
A garbled note describes a donation linked to Contawhard A Toate and a gift to an unnamed detainee or shop. The text is fragmentary with multiple misspellings and lacks clear events or dates.
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A. Toate
Edolin
Arial Elebini Lorie
W. Douimeon
Clot heath dancing event described in bathhouse setting
Fragmentary account notes a gathering in a bathhouse with a liner and an evening event. Prefesce Firth is mentioned as providing something for the evening, while attendees express enjoyment from the spectacle.
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Firth
Local official leads reelection bid amid city building concerns
A local political figure announces a campaign for mayor in the wake of a weathered building project. The candidate, facing opposition from officeholders, asserts leadership and outlines plans while noting prior tenure and recent votes.
Local Youth Coalition Plans Hurkee Busting Noural
A group of local youths intends a communal event at Hurkee busting to the ninth grade level. The purpose is to discuss social opportunities and engage young people in constructive activities during the gathering.
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Niynler
Young My
Socia Oaiporprisns
Young Poonle
Local Diver Dies After Near Drowning At Western Waterfront
Miatk Mee ok of Cheqaathelyd reportedly died last evening while diving with companions near the Western waterfront after a boating accident. Pollinan and Aftey were among those who witnessed the tragedy, and authorities began a search for the missing diver.
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Cheqaathelyd
Joe Pollinan
Recovering from Pneumonia Hovis Hemme of Masdell Vand
Recovering from pneumonia Hovis Hemme of Masdell Vand, formerly a role of the Ua de Western ellapn ab that felaer Yehue Wee Unigedotly IE of pakeumperili, the pov an Ci Whe read tu Peover.
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Pneeumonia
Hovis Hemme
Masdell Vand
Felaer
Passing Throng Etiquette Sketch From Odd Local Paragraphs
A garbled OCR note mentions Molarti Vonnell of Whomesdale and Mr Handier of Vorent Cite at social gatherings. It cites Vinikow, Senanton resident, and Divenport of Serulon, with scattered references to events at a place called Atwerlogh Mouse Lat mlle.
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Molarti Vonnell
Whomesdale
Miuvelleba
Mr. Handier
Vorent Cite
Defleg
Senanton
DY Divenport
Serulon
Reverend Fessenden Opens Jermyn Parish Services
Last Wednesday Rev Charles H Fessenden began as Episcopal rector in Jermyn after serving at Catawissa and Brookland Pa He preached last Sunday and will hold services at Tioga next Sabbath The Jermyn audience welcomed the new pastor despite a mild cold and a home search delay.
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Jermyn
Ayfield
C. E. Fessenden
St. James’ Church
Charles II, Fessenden
Tioga
Fessenden
Catawissa
Brookland
Ernet Melville
Tennyson
Enterprise Hall
Dora
Light Brigade
Enoch Arden
Jennie Cgivenslide
Charles McGinley
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Sard Toy
Montreal
Mortoin
New Vhgeland Polnta
Hou
Waymart
Phett
Honedile
Mary OF Thing
Sindey
Thy Mao
Cantendaia
Ort
Sergnton
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Thiteheork
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CIA
ML Welles Tregchugeton
Mrumlow
Tu Toad
Fia
Count Itows
Walis
Ontario and Western
Tewis
Hev
Alnitinhy
Aes
Poros
Belews
Mra
May Fiske Company
Grand
Wilson Day
U.S
R. V. Pierce
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Delavanagil Medea
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