Hospital Benefit Concert Delights Large Grand Opera House Audience
A benefit concert for the emergency hospital at the Grand Opera House drew a large crowd. Vin Den Hende’s cello and Mrs. Simpson-Brady’s solos elicited encores while M. Vanderveken and Charles Doersam contributed strong performances. The event, with lavish decorations and ushers, raised a substantial sum for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiven
Grand Opera House
Wisna Viecesa
Vin den Hende
Mrs. Simpson-Brady
M. Vanderveken
Alfred Wooler
Charles HW. Deersam
Philip C. Felts
Elmer Strokenshire
Albert Gr Tutherford
Simons Peck
Burzie
Vieky
Puritasie
Martha
Mons
Flavien Vandervelleen
Toner
Doenea
Violoncello
Gavotte
Pilenberns
Coliae
Two Weddings Today At St Rose Church
This morning at o'clock Miss Agnes Finnegan will marry Michael J Martin at St Rose church. Miss Finnegan is popular and Mr Martin is junior in the firm Dougherty and Martin Park Place Rovers. Later Miss Anna Brennan of this city and John Phillips of Scranton will wed in a solemn nuptial mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Finnegan
Michael J. Martin
St. Rose Church
Finnegan
Mr. Martin
Dougherty & Martin
Park Place Rovers
Anna Brennan
John Phillips
Scranton
Agnes Brenin
Tylis
Summer Ciruses Set to Tour City Amid Busy Season
This city will host at least three circuses this summer. Wallace's big show opens May 20 followed by Walter St. Main's exhibition on May 25. After a recovery period Gentry's pony circus will arrive in September. Paw Hee Bus West also participates in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Walter St. Main
Aircus
Gentry
Pony Circus
Paw- Hee
Towels Special Gift to Hospital Last Week
Towels were a featured gift to the hospital last week with many offerings noted as a specialty. The article mentions community generosity and multiple donors contributing towel sets to support patient care.
Nerve Pills Promised To Soothe Tired Nerves
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for overwork nerves and nervous exhaustion. It cites testimonials from Mrs Joseph Mitchell of West Seneca Pa and others praising improved sleep, strength, and kidney function after using the medicine sold by Matthews Bros and local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Bevinton
Joseph Mitchell
Inden Street
West Sern
Tony Pa
A.W. Chase
Matthews Bros
Druz Stora
Waebington
Lackawayum Simee
Aa. W. Chase
Mi, A Box of Dealers, Oy liv
A. W
SN. Y
M. D
Chief McAndrew Rebutts Williams in Scranton Alibi Hearing
On Monday evening Chief McAndrew testified against dentist Harry Williams who is charged in the attempted burglary at John Motes store. Williams had claimed a Scranton hotel registration the night of the crime but a witness placed him at Frank Browns restaurant. Williams remains free on $300 bond and will return on Monday for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
Alderman Jones
Harry Williams
John Motes
Williams
Wlce
Scranton
Parest City
Frank Brown
Pokter
A. W. Reynolds
Willams
Elilay
Delaware and Hudson Opens Two New Drifts Promising Jobs
The Delaware and Hudson company starts two south side drifts near Henry MebLaughlin’s property and at the swap near No 1 mine. They aim to reach the top and fourteen foot veins, each less than five feet deep. ground conditions are poor with wet, rocky, and unstable sections delaying progress. No coal yet found, but expected as work continues and new breaks are reached. tracks will be laid once conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Henry MebLaughlin
Eal Ane
Aubrey
A Poor Relation stage revival at Grand Opera House
Jank Keenan stars in A Poor Relation at the Grand Opera House tonight after a successful meeting with the producer Mr Russell. Keenan signs a long contract and brings a full company with new scenery properties and settings prepared by original models. Rehearsals are led by Mr Russell Nimisel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank Keenan
Keenan
Anovetor
Noah Wille
Russell
Mr. Keenan
Purner
Mr. Russell
Mer. Hussell Nimisel
County Commissioners Quietly Leave City Building After Session
The county commissioners departed after a two day session, leaving few Appedis from the taxpayers of vaban Hite and Mall townships and Jermyn Mai Held and Wiendling. Their desk and staff records were left in the select council room with notes and ink marks, and several timber marks on the bench suggesting damaged documents. The councilmen, noting the free use of the building by the county, considered the matter and marked the incident as an improper earlier usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taye
Vaban- Hite
Mall
Jermyn
Mai Held
Wiendling
Tiaove
Hells
Councilor Murphs Busy Night Spars With Tasks
Thomas Amurphe of the Como council attended a Monday night session in working clothes. He reported eight hours sleep since the prior night and rushed to Ontario and Western road work after being called to help clear a wheel at a street corner. The meeting extended toward noon as tasks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Amurphe
Como Counel
Couneily
Howe
Widow Mary Barrett Loses Goods in Home On Sevouth Avenue
Mrs. Mary Barrett widow of Michiel Barrett, long resident of this clip, yesterday reported a loss of household goods from her home on Sevouth avenue. The article notes a future residence planned, with details limited by the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barrett
Michiel Barrett
Sevouth Avenue
Boviiten
Wicirol
Be-Young Baptist Ladies Aid to Hold Paper Sack Sale
The Ladies' Aid society of Be-You n Baptist Church will hold a paper sack sale at the residence of Tomes Morgan on Seventh Avenue corner Spring Street on Wednesday April 4. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chivrel
Tomes Morgan
Spring Street
Vouiehth A Foot Relation
A fragment says Milditye and Uncle Ponta Cabin are referenced in relation to Vouiehth A Foot. The text is partial and unclear, offering minimal contextual details or names beyond the quoted terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ponta Cabin
Carbondale Boy Recalls Life in Mauban While in Army
Edgar BR Jones writes from Mauban Philippines about eight months in the field with Company A Fifteenth Infantry. He notes quiet garrison life near the seashore and limited fighting, mentions friends Watkins Miles and Dan Miles, requests newspapers, and comments on local Christians and conditions with blunt opinions. He also references Dr Jenkins and asks for a newspaper with his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar BR. Jones
Carbondale
Islands
Perrio BR. Jones
United States Army
Maubian
United Sint Infantew
Willan DD. Jones
Washington Street
Manila
United States
DT O
Watkins
Dan Miles
Plattsburg
Traintens
Scranton
Alan
Dever
Tenglish
Dr. Jenkins
Neo
Seneral
Tien-Tsin
China
Patten
Joe Kelsey
de Jenkins
Jetter
Utley
Ton
Tam
Taper
A Serious Fall Injures River Street Resident
Willie Atkinson an aged River street resident fell in his bedroom while reaching for a glass of water late Monday night. He tripped over an object, tearing the skin around his diseased thigh. He was cared for by Dr. Bailey and remains in very bad condition due to age and rheumatic weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Atkinson
River Street
Mr. Atkinson
Wisher Twady
David II
Bailey Wis
Freight car runs wild down incline wrecks at Dundaff
A freight car being lowered on a grade to the Ontario and Western freight house ran away Monday night. It crashed through the backstop, toppled the embankment to Dundaff Street, ripping steel rails and heavy timbers from the track. The wrecking crew repaired the damage by early Tuesday morning after delays and additional brake failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
Dundaff Street
Butt
Seasonal Produce Parade Headlines Local Grocery Lineup
A period piece extracts promote seasonal produce offerings with named items such as Ben Franklin pumpkin Thomas Jenderson squash Walblain de Bevan cucumbers and others in a well regulated market. The tone mimics a midcentury newspaper shopping column highlighting vibrant display and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevem
Fourisheth
Strehl
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jenderson
Walblain de Bevan
Hedison
Letters Held at Carbondale Post Office April 24 100
Post office ledger lists remaining letters for individuals including K Brennan Thomas Kane Michael McKenny David Olmstead G Price Mrs Avdellit Emelin Mrs Jennie Griffin Mee John Binnie Mrs Ed Smith and foreign Giovanni Brumata alien Cobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondaie
Fiersons
K. Brennan
Thomas F. Kane
Michael Mckenny
David Olmstead
Price
Avdellit Emelin
Jennie Griffin
John Binnie
Ed. W. Smith
Giovanni Brumata
Cobo Diye
Migrant from Cropeland Eyes New York Move
Miiene Duaitek, residing in Cropeland aye, contemplates relocating to New York state. He notes his residence at A.D. Wyle's store and mentions Carbondale as a current title location while considering a move westward to establish a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miiene Duaitek
Cropeland
A.D. Wyle
Helio
Carbondale
New York State
Funeral for Lat Lian Cowles Leads Local Latent Obituary
Miss Maus Powwilerly attended the funeral of Lat Lian Cowles, with relatives and other mourners present. The service honored Cowles who served as Lat Senantem, with offerings and remembrances exchanged by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. A. Blowin
Alt Chow
Maus Powwilerly
Abts
Lian Cowles
Lt Senantem
Unclear Text on Stage Play Unnamed
Fragmentary OCR mentions Uncle Tom and Harriet Beecher Stowe era drama references with notes on moral themes and public reception, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable event data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Liager
Hayriet Beeghoy
Cemiltio
Stetson’s double Uncle Tom’s Cabin comes to Grand Friday
The big two act show by Stetson’s company appears at the Grand Friday with strong merit in many features and a large expected audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
the Grand
Pleasant surprise party honors Mrs. Wagner at Belmont home
Mrs F C Wagner was surprised with a party Monday afternoon at her Belmont Street home. Guests enjoyed games and dancing and presented a chair and footstool. Refreshments followed with attendees including Joseph Kiefer Andrew Campbell W L Brunner Will Roberts Fred Wagner Gertrude Smith Ann Ware Helen Nagle Susan Updyke Isabelle Maxwell Maud Carter Dan Burns Willis Burns Bure Lindsay Charles Hollis and Fred Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Wagner
Belmont Street
Benjamin appeals reward judgment over horse theft case
Benjamin of Simon in Wayne county appeals Alderman Jones's ruling granting the reward to Constable BH J. Neary for recovering his stolen horse and capturing the thief Orrin Spaungenburg. Benjamin contends Constable MH H Pierce returned the animal and helped seize the thief, claiming the reward. The long troubled case faces new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Simon
Wayne County
Alderman Jones
BH. J. Neary
MH. H. Pierce
Orrin Spaungenburg
Surprise party for Addison Bryant on Drummond Avenue
A Monday night surprise party honored Addison Bryant of Drummond Avenue. Attendees included Rose and Lily Griswold Verna Olver Liza Miller Eva Alexander Ove Lea Anna May Pengelly May Belle Thompson Marilla Bryant Hat tie Dolph Myrtle Ida Franey Fred Wagner Harry Munn David Atkinson Edward Mace Richard Hunter Harry Miller Fred Sperl Leon Bryant Rex Clope Janel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Bryant
Drummond Avenue
Rose
Lily Griswold
Verna Olver
Liza Miller
Eva Alexander
Ove Lea
Anna May Pengelly
May Belle Thompson
Marilla Bryant
Hattie Dolph
Myrtle
Ida Franey
Fred Wagner
Harry Munn
David Atkinson
Edward Mace
Richard Hunter
Harry Miller
Fred Sperl
Leon Bryant
Rex Clope- Janel
Miss Carrie Crouse Honored with Scranton Teas and Events
Miss Carrie Crouse of Scranton was a guest of Mr and Mrs David Lewis. They entertained many young people in her honor last Friday evening. On Monday evening Miss Alice Price of South Church Street held an informal reception for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Crouse
Scranton
David Lewis
Alice Price
South Church Street
Forest City Man Recalled by Crowd After County Jail Release
Th Knapp of Forest City was released from the county jail yesterday and seen walking home from Scranton in the afternoon. His appearance drew many onlookers and caused a stir among pedestrians, as he was accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Knapp
Forest City
Scranton
Mission services at St Rose attract large attendance
Last evening the men's mission at St Rose church drew a large crowd, similar to the two preceding nights. Two services were held with single men meeting in the basement and the Benedictine group in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Benedict the Auditors
Local Fraternal and Health Board Meeting Notes
An itemized fragment lists groups such as Grand Army of the Republic William St Davies post No. US87 Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chinn Pioneer castle No. 20h and Fidel ity conclave Noe lao alongside a Board of Health mention. No clear event or outcome is provided.
Scranton Social Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
Miss Jessie Campbell of Scranton visits Intown OW. Reynolds fished at Crystal Like yesterday. Thomas Delaney from Waynirt spent Monday and yesterday in the city. Mrs Casper Benson returns from Mount Cleawsant visit. Isadore Goodman of Goodman Bros. in Scranton yesterday. Miss Katherine Wiewellyn becomes clerk at Seaman Bros. store. Mrs Charles Phelps of Carte Avenue returns from Mount Pleasant visit. Miss Jane Grives visits Scranton then returns home. Mrs Frank Smith of Gardeldl Avenue visits daughter in Scranton. Fred Edwards and Jon D Robinson with daughter return from Scranton. Ex Councilman John Bowman called to Scranton for ill sister Mrs William Brennan. Miss Mus Savage of Tarbotville returns home after visit with Connellimi and Mrs lb Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Levison
Scranton
Jessie Campbell
Intown
Reynolds
Crystal
Thomas Delaney
Waynirt
Casper Benson
Mount Cleawsant
Isadore Goodman
Goodman Bros
Katherine Wiewellyn
Seaman Bros
Charles’ Phelps
Carte Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Jane Grives
Frank Smith
Gardeldl Avienue
Mires
Fred Edwards
Jon D. Robinson
John Bo Waleh
Wiliam Brennan
Mus Savage
Tarbotville
Connelimi
Stone
Local Mayfield event and council meeting updates
Reports from Mayfield note a Monday gathering with speaker Vhe chalk and a grand concert planned for May 6 to honor helpers. An elocution recitation by Miss Analestral Bock is set in the Assembly hall under Primitive Methodist. The Mayfield council met to arrange borough matters and address a Scranton Railway Company lawsuit while a house fire damaged a Michael Helback property and local residents engaged in borough duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev
Uhre
Scrantoan
Analestral Bock Jm Assembly Hall
Apeil
Tetecs
Primiive Methodist Church
Mayheld Council
Scranton Railway Company
Howe
Michael Helback
Ile Covedi
Moyfield
Soolwwk
Shuey Hoover
John Martin
Charles Aythie
Weat Moyield
Scranton
Unclear local notes on visits and a football game
A scrambled local item mentions Brown visiting relatives in Lore and Vasher spending days at Union. It references a fort team and the Matt Maven in a football salandiy event after noon, but most details are garbled and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Brown
Lore
Mic FF
Vasher
Union Atx
Tue Kuoy Fort
Matt Maven
Ak Bath
Salandiy Aflerioom
Haven Grounds Lodge Meeting and Local Marriage Notice
The score stands Molt Maven 2 Haven 1 as Haven grounds. A meeting at Ledyard hall tonight aims to organize a lodge of the Order of St George. A marriage will be held tonight at the bride’s home of Mrs A Hagen and Miss Margaret Williams of Pockvilley with William Lewis of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
William Ridley
Gee
W. Davies
Wadam Bubuklewlee
Mike [Udash
Mow Jotin Seerly
Seezepan Waletk
Olyphant Minstrel Company Hosts Second Annual Show
The Olyphant Minstrel company presents a second annual performance at Father Mathew Opera House featuring acts by Patrick Amerian, McCormack, Videry, and many others. The program includes songs like Hark to Those Darkies and When the Harvest Days Are Ove, with a grand finale dance and various solo performances. The funeral for John Davis is announced for this afternoon at 2, with interment in Union cemetery. Local residents Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Anna Shaffer are noted for recent activities, and several members performed at a Sout Strant event Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Minstrel Company
Father Mathew Opera Bone Heiday
Plomtaniie
Pate Amerian Voone
Stritt
Opetinig
Eliovis
McCormack
Jy Forgumaiy Coln
William Palteny
Hoe
Prof. Ouktex
John Davis
Finily Tome
Fourth Street
Bickels
Union Cemetery
Albert Milla
Pottsville
C. W. Freeman
Gibbons
Lackawanni Street
Elizabeth Jones
Blakely
Atelaoh
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
John Lievd
Wilkes Purve
George Patten
Delaware Aire
Mary
Meliale
Hudson Street
James
Boward McGinie
Baltimore Medical College
Misers Mae Martin and Pearl Shafer Return Home
Moosic notes say Mae Martin and Pearl Shafer of Hadeon returned after visiting in town and illness concerns. Miss Ning and Mrs Wm Robertson with daughter M Arg, in Scranton, and other locals are mentioned with various visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Martin
Pearl Shafer
Hadeon
Ning
Tienter
Tey C. BS
Philadelphia
Flossie Drake
Mincollu Avettio
Diphleria
WM. Thobertson
Diueliter
Marjorice
Serantoi
Mesere
Wayden
Bront
Becker
Dimond Avenue
Mistes
Lila Ostrander
Chadatlan Endeavor
Thie Perry Avenue Baptist Church
Scrantou
Minrerkis
Priceburg Social Gossip and Upcoming Primitive Methodist Meeting
Mrs. Josephi Hall hosts a quitting party at her home. Several residents, including Max Meskovita home from Philadelphia, and Mr Wind with Mrs Danceponk in Providence, socialize with friends. A Neliness meeting is planned at the Primitive Methodist church on Gondighit, with Ivey tude and others expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephi Hall
Max Meskovita
Philadelphia
Wind
Danceponk
Providence
Benjiapin
Hew T. Cook
Dermyn
Ivey
Athend
Sarah Eilivorth
Dawe
Curmlhstiot
Jures Kuester
Wisses
Clara Ated
Harriet Wester
Minooka
Hinaie Dnetk
Curmatt Street
Pucati
Myer Wark
Local Social and Civic Notes in Moscow and Scranton
Miss Agnes Watts visits Sterling friends while Mrs Dan Tolley and daughter Olive of Seanton attend events nearby. Mrs W Posten visits Sale with her parents. Mrs Rachel Van Arut and Mes James Huthhrell visit Scranton. The funeral for the son of Mr and Mrs Vernand Robinson held after a brief illness. Levelland reports improved mobility after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tolley
Olive
Seanton
Dilet
Agnes Watts
Sterling
FW. Posten
Sale
Mis
Rachel van Arut
Senanton
James Huthhrell
Mere Mort
Scranton
Vernand Robinson
Voatetouls
Claarels
Wok
Levelland
Bucknell College Relays Preview and Football Schedule
Bucknell University reports on preliminary track events with standings for relay candidates and a tentative team list. The article also outlines a busy football schedule for the upcoming season and notes social events, campus movements, and a bill on food adulteration discussed in Maristburg.
Peruna Endorsed by Clergy and Readers Alike
Prominent clergy members and readers praise Peruna as a reliable tonic and safe cure for catarrh. Bishop James A Handy of Baltimore and Mrs Eward Stevens of Carthage New York share testimonials, noting relief from vocal organ catarrh and related debilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perune
Peruna
Amon
James A, Handy
Haliimere
James A. Minily
Pril Showers Store Promotes Mixed Lawn Seed Sale
A newspaper notice invites visitors to the store without urging purchases. It touts mixed lawn seed made from recleaned seeds at 25¢ a pound and claims the equal bulk weighs double an ordinary mixture, presenting competitive values.
Old Forge Social Event With Varied Attendees
Readable text describes a Vaudeville Sunday gathering led by Mr Wilson with Misses Rony from Scranton as guests. Details mention Mildred and Mifee Drake and a plan for Thursday May 2 at a church location with children and families invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dol Wilson
Vaetville
Haniel
Ceeughes
Clark's Summit Cunoral Publication Notice
The will of Mrs A Nichols of Clark's Summit appears for probate. The document is to be published in the local paper and announces the estate proceedings and related legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa A. Nichols
Clark
Salon
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Burke Building
Carbondale Department
Vandervelen
Flavie van den Hende
BS Vander
Ohno Minsitt
Alfred Awonker
Crecori
Chileno Brisoaees
Mosc
Charles
Heapltul
Netiex
G. Ay Singer
Min
Wy Humephrey
TL. Droreen
Fein
Wyana
Joseph Wilcox
John Berry
Benard
Gwe
Ely
Alfred Woolen
Smith Russell
The
Paper Social
Opera House
Philippines
William Atkinson
Miss Crouse
Dr. Knapp
Jermyn and Mayfield
Thomas Lyon
Fenneyty
Mayfield
New York
Delaware Pod
Dius Loch
G. W. Goodwin
Reas
Peckville
Olyphant
Priceburg
Moscow
Bucknell University
Nie
Efueen
Ceadall
Ey Ghagoes
Fetner
Titing
Oty Mahl
Oty Young
Ty Dunlap
MacNitt
Sheller
Pifane
Peter
Givan
Tekoelpis
Towss
Carlisle Indianes
Gettysburg College
Franklin and Marshall
Dickingon College
Bicknelli Oi
State College
Cliss
Hipohapell
Hidgewass
Whi
Goodill
Lewisburg Athletic Plub
Lewisburg
Sanurdas
Wyoning Sembinery Goats
Wiilh Wesebye
Terete
Emong
Berwick
Woos
Wien
Ovens
Escluaive
Frei the
Assorated Press
Martisburg
Tovernwor Stome
Eaward Stevens
Carthage
N.Y
Tonean Lake
Nina
Athens
Telward Stevens
Perure
Vredevick Williame
South Side Laces’ Aid Baciery of
Chicare
Cuyler
Dhara
Fred Willdime
Rowe
Willits
AL Allison
Ascape
Jhawes
Peru
Mars
Hoetmann
Phiri Sanitirion
Oita
Pril
Mears Building
California Oil
Ell Holt
Anil
Cubar Tor Reader Promotion CO
Denver
Colorado
Old Forge
Ohie
Coluber
Aptil
Hedmine
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Gordon
H. S. Gordon
Ulait
Puan Misco
Cleveland
Ohio
John Th
Seauty
Bellavita
Iicton & Jackson Ste
McGarrab & Thomas
Lickwwanne
Wim
Oper Shoe
Ubeiile Pier
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