Lackawanna County Carbondale resident returns after death rumor
Winans Hall, once reported killed in Buffalo, N Y, is back home and visible atop a telegraph pole crew on Dundalf Street. He says he and Nichols rode a train near Buffalo when he fell off and Nichols sent word of his death to his family. Hall was laid up for several days. why Nichols sent Colorado as the incident location remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans Hall
Buffalo
N. Y
Dundalf Street
Nichols
Puffalo
Nichola
Colorado
Organ project advances for Trinity church in New York
Charles A. Ryder of Union Square New York arranges erection of a new pipe organ for Trinity church. Son of famed organist L. P. Ryder he represents George Hutching on the organ contract. The instrument, costing several thousands, will be among the finest in the valley as funds are raised with strong musical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Ryder
Union Square
New York
Trinity Church
L. P. Ryder
George 8. Hutching
Mozart Band Presents Evening Concert On Cycle Club Lawn
The program features Funeton's Fighting Twentieth, Echoes From the Windy City, Asleep in the Deep trombone solo, Intermezzo Salone, Impassioned Dream waltz, Robin Hood selection, Tmpecuinious Davis march, and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Funeton
Wheeler
Windy City
de Witt
Petrie
M. T. Douthwaite
Loraine
Rosak
Robin Hood
NeKoven
Tmpecuinious Davis
Kerry Mills
America
Miners Strike Impacts Coalbrook and Wilson Creek
About sixty drivers and runners at Coalbrook and Wilson Creek mines struck yesterday for higher wages and in sympathy with valley workers. Mines closed, a couple of hundred men idle. A meeting at Simpeon appointed a committee to meet Superintendent Rose. The strike is expected to be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalbrook
Wilson Creek
Simpeon
Rose
Local Briefs Spotlight Town Figures and Visitors
Mrs Horton Lee remains out of danger after serious illness. Andrew Smullen recovering well. Grace Mall visiting Hornsdale. Mrs Mary Diock of Brooklyn entertains Mrs Andrew Wyllie of Belmont Street. Mr and Mrs C E Spencer return from Waymart. William Borat, son of jeweler J Borst, resumes travel sales with Taylor Lowell in Binghamton. Traction Chief Kelly to move family to Forbs house South Main. A Leweley and Jacob Fuche in Wayne County. Dr Meaker on Northeast coast trip. Dr and Mrs C R Stenson host Lena Stenson of Oneonta. P F Timlin of Jermyn in city. Rev H J Whalen and wife depart for Kayntole Lake for month with Mrs Whalen’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Lee
Andrew Smullen
Grace MalJl
Hornsdale
Andrew Wyllie
Belmont Street
Mary Diock
Brooklyn
C. E. Spencer
Waymart
Taylor & Lowell, Wholesale Jewelers
Binghamton, N
Superintenden Kelly
The
Traction Company
Scranton
Forbs
South Main Street
A. & Leweley
Jacob Fuche
Wayne County
Dr. Meaker
New Englland
C. R. Stenson
Lena Stenson
Oneonta
N. Y
P. EF. Timlin
Jermyn
H. J. Whalen
Westerday
Kayntole
Schuyler County
Mayfield School Board Sees Principal Resign Amid Salary Dispute
Jermyn and Mayfield report that the Mayfield school board, with full attendance, did not address the expected principal election. Assistant Principal Cuff offered his resignation after denying charges, saying he planned college and salary promises. The board accepted and sent duplicate to the tax collector. A Citizen band concert at West Mayfield drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Cuff
Taggart
Walker
Cellege
James Harris
West Mayfield
Ace of Spiders Novel Promoted by New York Firm
The Ace of Spiders is noted as recently published by Herliner & Co of New York. Hyde Park resident Mrs. W G Driesbach visits her daughter Mrs. Bert Mason in Beeond atrecht while Mrs. Frank Baker and Mrs. Filho Nicholson of Doondaff call on friends there. Carbondale visitors include Mrs. Ranmiel Temby and Miss Jen ne Grevnalnde as well as Mrs. ME oA Willman and daughter Manidane who were in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herliner & Co
New York
Mra
W. GO. Driesbach
Hyde Park
Bert Mason
Beeond Atrecht
Frank Baker
Filho Nicholson
Doondaff
Ranmiel Temby
Misa Jenne Grevnalnde
Carbondale
ME. Oa. Willman
Manidane
Spring Brook outing and local notices in Taylor
A Taylor party enjoyed a culling day at Spring Brook reservoir with a party from Moosle. The tale includes marriages planned for Emma Day and Maud Davie and Heese Thomas, local social notes, a handicap at Hotel Parker, and a child’s funeral for Willie Everly.
Local Notables Attend Services and Notices
Funeral held for Agnes Raleigh age 24 at Methodist Episcopal church yesterday afternoon. Mrs Raleigh’s parents Mr and Mrs Robert Mertz attend. Visitation at Center Morland for Mrs Lebar’s parents. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Corrie Jenkins born Wednesday afternoon. Marl Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Wilson, seriously ill. The Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs J F Price’s home. Revs Lindermuth McCrindle Haleston and Mrs Haleston visit Ney Ate. Presbyterians and Methodists plan united service at Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. Mrs Kate Hill of Scranton visits town. Maud Smith visiting grandparents at Parsons. Hamlin of Pittston visiting his uncle Mr P S Hamlin.
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Agnes Raleigh
Robert Mertz
Tvidies
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Mra
J. F. Price
North Main Street
A. Lindermuth
John McCrindle
Thomas Halestons
Ney
United Choice
Presbyterian
Methodist
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kate Hill
Scranton
Maud Smith
Parsone
Miss Hamlin
Pittston
Hamlin
Mother's Eyeopening Testimony On Diarrhea Medicine
Mrs George F P Burdick of Liberty R T writes that her daughter suffered severe dysentery last summer and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her life. She recommends it to all mothers and notes it is sold by Matthew Brothers and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FP. Burdick
Liberty
R.T
Matthew Brothers
Elmhurst Social and Local News Highlights
Dr. Mary A Shepherd of Scranton visited Mrs Byron Buckingham. Mrs Louise Christy returned from Philadelphia with friends. Rev J J Rankin preached to his congregation and at Salem. Miss Helen Williams returned from Rockaway and visited Yonkers and Norristown. Miss Lou Dunning to visit sister in Patchogue. Master Kenneth Smith back from six weeks near Oswego. Kipp barn in Greentown struck by lightning. contents destroyed. Fuller and Lucy Fuller at Asbury Park. Georgia Schoonmaker left Oak Terrace for Kingston NY.
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Mary A. Shepherd
Scranton
Byron Buckingham
Louise Christy
Prey
Lake View
Susquehanna County
J. J. Rankin
Salem
Mise Helen Williama
Rockaway
Helen Stickle
Yonkere
Norristown
Lou Dunning
G. A. Robinson
Patehague
I. T
Kenneth Smith
Nat Hunter
Paradiuxe
Oswego
Greentown
Miew Fuller
Lucy Fuller
Asbury Park
Misa Georgia Schoonmaker
Oak Terrace
Jeff
Kingston
Residents Head to Atlantic City and Local Updates
PRICEBURG Mrs Mountford and daughter of Carmalt street left Wednesday for a viet to Atlantic City. Mr Greatrix recovering from severe injuries in Sierra mine. Mr Nathaniel Thomas of Carmalt street left Wednesday for a viet. Rifle range here closed for a few days while boys are at camp. Mossie Hawks back home Tuesday after a week at Lake Chapman with friends.
The Marquis Spy Unmasked at Versailles Trial
In a tense royal tribunal, an apparently simple-minded captive is tested for treachery. A general doubts his innocence and a staged confrontation with a court lady fails to break the spy. The room erupts as the prisoner is revealed to be Marquis Antoine de Kervescop de Condile and shots ring out.
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Prussia
Aldes-Idegans
Mosieuwr de Chevert
Monsieur le Marquis
Monsieur de Chevart
Achem
Navarre
Auvergne
Grenadiura
Walberstall
Monsieuch
Antoine de Kervescop de Condilo
Hritany
Inhevert
Aides-De Camp
Kohn
Versailles
Haberstadt
Lecaynska
Milotahe
Evans Heirs Satisfied with Philadelphia Estate Settlement
Philadelphia announces an agreement between the city and the heirs of Dr. Thomas W. Evans, the American dentist who died in Paris, ending the dispute over his estate. The fortune is about four million dollars, with a bequest of £1,000,000 for a museum in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cay
Thomas W. Evans
Paris
France
Avana
Mussum
The People's Exchange Advertisement Notice
The People's Exchange offers houses to rent real estate or other property to sell or exchange or help wanted. Small ads cost one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word. Situations wanted are inserted free. A popular clearing house benefits all who seek or offer services and listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benet of All Who
For Rent Notices Include Mixed Misspellings and Addresses
Fragmented rental notices list rooms and cottages for rent at various avenues and addresses including N Irving, Taylor, Lake, South Whitney, and 144 South Wit Jey avenues. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate multiple properties with contact notes.
Agreement Decides Heirs Share in Dr Evans Estate
The residue was left to relatives who contested the will in this city and Paris. By the new agreement heirs gain slightly under a million dollars while about 4 000 000 reverts to the executors to carry out the decedent's wishes. The notice was cabled to Paris where the case was to be argued today or tomorrow.
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Paris
Evans
National League doubleheader results across Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York
In Brooklyn pitchers Nichols, Sullivan, and teammates battled as Dodgers and Giants played tied contests. Philadelphia matched runs with Powell Hughes and Orig en powering their offense. New York’s late rally fell short as Watterlee and Donohue led a tight loss while Atlantic City hosted a separate set of pitchers Dent Wittston Chesbro and Schriver in a mixed schedule.
Localized Sports Score Fragments Highlighted
Fragmentary OCR lists scores and city names including Toronto Providenew Rooheater Woronster Montreal Springfeld Rain Hartford Syracuse with unclear context and potential matchups reflect ambiguous historical record details.
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Toronto
Providenew
Rooheater
Woronster
Montreal
Hartford
Syracuse
Unclear Event Report From Petroit Game
Fragmentary OCR notes show a hockey or baseball style score 5 to 2 between Petroit and Chicago with unclear names and locations, possibly Milwaukee, Indian and Olby affalo pid. The readable items suggest a local sport score but lack verifiable detail.
Unclear Classified Fragments and Advertisements
A jumble of ad like lines mentions COMAGYS 040 Republican Building and A W Bertholf attorney. References to Meare Blog School of the Laukawan na in Scranton Pa and catalog requests. Also Bauer’s Orchestra music for balls, parties and receptions with war terms and addresses in Wyoming Ave and Avery Hevauton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Balin
Bayer
Wyoming Ave
Halbert
New York Ontario and Western Rail Time Table Sunday
North Bound trains leave Soran Carbon and arrive at Ton with several stops and varying times. South Bound trains depart Cadonia Scranton and other transfers listed with connections to Walton Delhi Hupenden and Sunney. Sunday schedule notes main line connections and station agents in Scranton New York.
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Scranton
Buffalo
Gerege
Syra Ce
Utiew
Montrose
Bon
Binghamton
Cloombune
Lawve Northumberland
Northumberland
Plymouth
Ram
North
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Liberty Street
N. 1
Booth Ferry
Newark
Elizabeth
Uhiladelphia
Reston
Bethlehem
Allentown
Maueh Chunk
White Haven
Mureton
Wilken
Barre
Sondaya
Mountain Park
Aao
A.m
Baltimore
Pashington
Weet
Paar Arty
Sindaye
W& Th
J. Th, Oulhausen
H. BP. Baldwin
Ontario
Western R
Soran
Carbon
Asim Ton
Dale
Cadonia
Reese
Adeala
Saunas
Caurbon
Tale
Carbondale
Lea Cadonia
Gol
Cadosig
Walton
Delhi
Huinden
Suiney
Coast
Anderson
Mase
Time Table Details for Scranton Run and Connections
A historical time table lists departures from Scranton to Uawley and intermediate points. It notes trains No. 2 and No. 6 at 6.00 pm and No. 7 at 9.90 am plus 2.00 pm, with connections via Erie rail link at Fibwiee for polo.
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Scranton
Uawley
I Stone
Toulvea
Polos
Erie Railroad
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Patriotic Order Song of America
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Price Building
Washington Avenue
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Linden
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H. F. Reynolds
OFP, P.O
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Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
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Victor Koch
Richard J. Rourke
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MEARE
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DK. W. &. Allen
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North Mall Avenue
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Serdenton
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Pottsville
Reading
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