City Notes Notice to Company and Public Readings
City notices recount orders to terminate state property held Tuesday evening and mention a train leave for Honeytewinte for matuben. The regular test at camp will send men to Honmalale. Trade National Bank shows clearings for Beranton Charing Haier for the work week ending Aug 2 with daily totals and a weekly total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Gretna
Honmalale
Trade National Bank
Mondac
Theday
Wednivdaw
Het Sear
Strike Ends After Newspaper Peddlers Battle
A city strike against New York papers ended after a chaotic confrontation at a paper shop. Union leaders, led by James Duffs, faced off with vendors and attempted to secure delivery terms while the public watched. Police involvement followed as tensions cooled and agreements were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Law Ha- Wanna
Wien
Curtis
Prehms
James Duffs
Heyve’ and
Boothicks
Ipers
Ethave
Tocke- Woutin
Unclear damaged OCR hints at local notices and names
Fragmentary text mentions names and places in a city area, with scattered references to streets such as Spruce Street and North Washington Avenue. The legible bits resemble a chaotic notice or classifieds list with varied proper nouns and possible transactions or offers.
Meaning of True Faith Sermon at Penn Avenue Church
Rev R G Seymour spoke at Penn Avenue Baptist Church on faith as assent of understanding and heart consent to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. He urged listeners to be transmitters of divine power, citing Acts and the example of the lame man healed in Jesus name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Pennavenie Bapital
R. G. Seymour
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
University of Penneyiveria
United Statee
Beork
Christ
Bedet
Jesushriet
Nagapeth
Jos
Piest Preelwterian Doctrines Discussed At Service
The article notes a church service led by J. OW. Meskongins at Zion United Evangel Church. It mentions teaching on Warne Actiinst Polen Doctrines and references pastor A. IR OP NGITE delivering a sermon. A preacher from Afro Muthiniog Epiecopal church also participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie EO Whit
Tev
J. OW. Meskongins
Zion Unitud Evaneuvalchive
Linnionin Wheeler Persia Oldie
Afro Muthiniog Epiecopal Chitoh
Mostewedias Ieimdtigg
Ieeeieise
Atlantic City Excursion Offer from Central Railroad
An Atlantic City excursion for five dollars offers return validity through August 17 on any regular train. Baggage limits are implied, with free check both to and from Atlantic City. The Central Railroad of New Jersey touts double tracking for safety and invites buyers to visit Philadelphia stores during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Perial
Scranton
At & A
Wilkes Barne
Washery and Mine Workers Invited for Morning Assembly
Washery and mine operators along with machinery and junk men and washery lumbermen are invited to a constables rule and alert meeting at 10 o clock on August 6 near the Delaware and Lackawanna and Western Diamend branch junction at Madsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alert New
Delaware and
Madsen
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Diamend
Malbeoiles
Fragmented OCR Notice From Scranton Listing Rates
Poor quality OCR text shows truncated lines about rates and months with references to BUCK WHITMORE Scranton PA. Readable portions mention readers or residents and a posted notice dated B02 or March, with unclear calculations or qualifications.
Accidents at Local Collieries Leave Several Injured
The report lists multiple injuries from mine incidents. Thomas Kelly of Divinor suffered severe burns after steam from a broken pipe in the Jolmeon colliery boiler room. a nameless man was brought to Lackawanna hospital with facial injuries after an incident at the same site. a worker near Scranton received a neck wound from a cartridge explosion and was treated locally. another man was injured at Sterrick Creek colliery when a car struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
Lackawanna
Jolmeon
Wishington Arene
Lackawanna Hospital
Chephalte
North Scronton
Tieteow
Panlick Dearbank
Chewsup
South Scranton Beats Southard's Melind Scranton Nine
South Scranton won a lowly played baseball game at Athletic Park, defeating Southard's Melind Scranton nine 1 to 0. Harding and Crossin pitched well for Scranton, with Nallin and Weir stars for Villa Nova, while a fourth inning double play highlighted the fielding. The game ended after eight innings due to a mutual misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Scranton
Southard
Melind Scranton
Athletic Park
Biel
Harding
Crossin
Tater
Hurding
Villa Nova
Richard Nallin
Joe Weir
Nallin
Chester
Weir
McHugh
Scranton
Kane
Crane
Feld
Bane
Bradley
Calkin
Caulkin
Bie
Kellet
Southern Railway Sells Round Trip Tickets to Chattanooga
At the twelfth annual convention of the National Association of Letter Carriers in Chattanooga on September 27 1901 the Southern Railway offers round trip first class fares. Tickets on August 31 September 1 and 2 with final limit September 10 1901. Through Pullman drawing room sleeping cars to Chattanooga daily dining car service. Charlie L Hopking district passenger agent Southern Railway 828 Chestnut Street Philadelphia to furnish information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriere
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bouthern Railway
Pullman
Charlie L. Hopking
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Defense Hearing in DLW Injunction Case Yields Little Testimony
Saturday’s hearing in the injunction case filed by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western against striking car builders produced limited testimony. Witnesses described picket duty, threats, and boycott fears, while an attachment issued for M P Flynn to attend later testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Flynn
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
M. FL Prynn
Lackawanna Valley House
Henry Moyle
South Scranton
Jus Winskey
Moosic Street
Eteikers
Winn
Bion
Mir
Nowewab
Winskey
Alderman Court Proof Issue Delays Trial In Union Case
Mr. O'Brien failed to identify the defendant in the alderman's court and sought to admit evidence drafted by Mr. Coyne sent to merchants urging them to join. Mr. Newcomb objected that the paper was withdrawn by the union after one day. Judge Kelly refused to admit it. The defense will begin offering testimony today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hane
Campbell
Therpnon
Thompson
Haast
Joseph Schully
Law
Briawie
Schults
Herbert Vaughan
Vaughan & Shide
Progscott Avenue
A. A. Woodworth
O'Brien
Coyne
Newcomb
Judgne Kelly
Court House News Notes Domestic Hearing and Civil Actions
Julie Carpenter schedules a hearing on Ad. Boon for Frank Salentireski who seeks his son Rylvener's commitment to the Howe of Refuge due to alleged inability and long absences. The court orders credit for 54 worth of stock to Freeman Larned and others in an equity dispute. Heine Ruth sues Warrison Granite Co for 2000 damages after a derrick fall during construction injures a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Carpenter
Ad. Boon
Frank Salentireski
Washington Avenue
Rylvener
Howe
Refige
Hirself
Judge Carpenter
C.F. Alleteat Ve ET Craven
Imperial Underwear Company
Atork
Freeman Larned
Lones, Jr
F Gildan
Larnedt
Nisson
Enier
Impromptu Concert at Lake Henry Park Features Electric City Quartet
A crowd of eighty attended a sacred concert in a newly built pavilion at Lake Henry Park. Led by L. T. Canfield, the Electric City quartet performed When the Big Bells Ring, My Old Southern Home, and Down in the Cotton Field, with hymns sung by the congregation. The quartet consisted of Silas Kurtz, Thom are honey, Charles Battle, and Harry Logan, and the event honored notable locals including William Connell and ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cansfield
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Electric City
Lake Henry
Lake Henry Park
William Connell
A. BR. Waroan
Sherif Charles Robinson
Carl Siler
G. D. Stevens
Maplewood
H. ©. Silkman
A. #. Kerr
Mise Davis
Misa Farley
W. HH. Dpenhard
Philadelphia
C. FP Ford
Mr. Canfield
Cornfield
Electrie City Quartette
Silas Kurtz
Thom
Harles Battle
Harry Logan
Kitties Band to Play Two Concerts in New Armory
The Kitties will arrive at 12 32 p m today for two Highland style concerts in the new armory with free street parade at dusk. The Caledonian club sponsors events, which will feature The Kilties under Mr John Shitter and a strong audience turnout. The Newark News praised their performance and the crowd filled the new auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club
T P.m
John Shitter
Newark
N. W
Monday Bargains Oldest Linen Goods Sale Notice
A fragmented advertisement lists fabric names and prices such as Dimities Linen Shades Batistes Gingham and Muslin. It promotes new lines of linens and printed fabrics with sales on linen napkins and counterpanes, highlighting yard wide white lawns and opened work striped fabrics.
All 50 Cent Neckwear Sale Ends Soon
Elastic seam jeans drawers priced at 42 cents each with bulk discounts highlighted. paper lists reduced neckwear and underwear items with emphasis on low prices and limited stock. }
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Sotice
Company
Aqon
Mem Bera
Copyung A
Tinedey
Th. Vno
Lackawanna Stethon
Agenes
Etatbank
Sachin
Cierny Hall
Ordeyred
Guernsey Hall
Guernsey Hill
Iesty
Phair
Metilin
Selibert
Helen Dame
Teertion
Ube
Eyamine
Phil Greek
Tyre Mae
Penile Menasia Ye
Tyre Evertie
Lee Oped
Wanley
Spruce Street
Broadway
Wilkes Barre
Carbondale
Commonwealth
Scranton, Pa
Via
Central Railroad of
Hemerlies
Eienlaw
Buck & Whitmore
Dick Nallin
Bouchard
Myak
Balun
Nuwllin
Frans
Cromin
Wirth
Varding
Varding, Santitice Mt—Beaillin. Sholin Base Viane. Culkin
Feri
Siah
Plave
Rosin
Varling
Cathkin
Naltin
Halk Haveling Lapitcee
Coleman
K Weir
Culkin
Teehee Tenons
Bravtles
McBush
Ciuughun
South
Holder
Pottewilte
Serereesenerreree
Karved Min Hotteville
Tarbid
Bove
Mack
Maury
Jones
Cleary
Tithe
Mefsner
Connie
Patton
Titus Gorchid
Smith
Golden
Taft
Potsville
S Scranton
Daves
Titus
Avidge
Ball — Ames
Uropine
Charles Mager
Chattanooga, Tenn, & Return
Southern Railway
Haas
FRATC
Henry Smith
Donmeare
Enr
Reuben Gaumar
W. H. Buniten
Carlied Wina
Ech
Crias
Newcortd
Stanton
Gaumar
Court House News Notes
L. T. Canfield
Fia
Seach Ee Eeee
Russia
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Watkin
Nottinghams
Brussels
Sipnae
Kelim
Bagdad
Pennsylvania
Williams & M Anusty
Washington Ave
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
Kharkee
Louis H. Isaacs
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