Wedding tour and visitors mark New York trip notes
The text records a long list of individuals visiting or residing in New York, with mentions of weddings, names such as Miss Stella Bedles, Mrs Adel Moon, Miss Caroline Varn Wormer, and Mr Eugene Fellows. It notes accompanying relatives, travel from various places, and a wedding tour, along with social visits and a commissioner's remarks. The passage reads as a fragmented society column with numerous names and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguige Sinti
New York
Virie
Strona
Mido
Avon
Ayriouec
Tieine
Eugene Fellows
Oerpeth
Senuth
Stella Bedles
Latin Welles
Price Euieen
Ib Dudlder i
Westerchy
Coroline Varn Wormer
Slater
Adel Moon
Mhilge Row
Fragmented OCR Weather Notes With Mixed Units
The text mixes units and terms including temperatures, precipitation, humidity, and wind within a garbled forecast. No coherent location or date is clear, but mentions degrees, pressure, and rainfall context.
Miss Herford Monologist Opens Bicycle Club Program
Pineal Lyi Miss Herford, a noted monologist, appears at the Bicycle Club tonight under the Young Ladies' society of the First Presbyterian church. The event, private at a home gathering, showcases her village speech and features a varied program with local support from townsfolk. Dr. N. L. Leet has moved his offices to the corner of Wyoming Avenue and Spruce Street near Dime Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes
Romeo
Dr. N. ¥. Leet
Firat National Bank
Wyoming Aves Nue
Spruce Street
Ver
Dime Bank
Hairance
Aid
Young Man Demands Tax Payment From Father
A 25 year old in a municipal building hall argued with City Treasurer Roblingen that his father should pay his taxes. He claimed he should not be taxed and vowed officials were thieves while the treasurer explained the tax responsibility rests with him but could be paid by his father in certain cases.
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Roblingen
Gug
Eight Divorce Hearings Held Yesterday Across Courts
President Judge Edwards presided over eight divorce hearings in chambers yesterday with most respondents absent. Cases include Della J. Wing vs Willis C. King, Betty Manyer vs William Manyer, N Josette Trobertson vs W G Robertson, Francis E H Day vs Anna Day, John T Thomes vs Elizabeth Thomius, Emma Van Camp vs Van Camp, Annie Jones vs husband, Lizzie Keppler vs John Keppler, Catherine Christian vs Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Chambers
Della J. Wing
Willis ¢. King
Peckville
Peck Lamber Company
M. J. McDonald
Rant Herring
Robert
Hullstead
Conklin
N. Y
John FP
Serags
Lizazie Keppler
Carbondale
John Fred Keppler
Louis Grammer
Catherine Christin
Dimes Christian
Corning
W. Dawson
Christian
Rowe Agaiist
Nowe Wis
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Wilkes Barre area
Arioudt Bahny a former Wilkes Barre merchant fled a voluntary petition claiming debts of 2052 with no assets except clothing and a watch valued at 100. Harrison Bros and Whiting Co filed against MalWolny MacKeller to have him judged bankrupt. Judge Archbald issued a rule directing MacKeller to appear on December 17 to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arioudt Bahny
Wilkes. Barre
EE. T. W. Searle
United States District Court
Harrison Bros
New York
Rank M. Whiting Company
MalWolny MacKeller
Wilkes- Barre
Archbald
Mac Keller
Tomashifski On Trial In Archbald Mine Killing
Anthonys Tomashifski, a 40 year old miner from heal the Sibley, is on trial before Judge John B P Kelly for the June 6 Archbald mine killing of David Thomas. The jury selection stalled with nine jurors seated as officials draw twenty more and hear from jurors including Colonel H M Boles and Townsend Poore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthonys
Tomashifekt
Sibley
John BP. Kelly
David Thomas
Peltaville
Archbald
Delaware, LackaWwanuit and Western Company
Tomashifski
Thomas
John M. Harris
Olver
Commonwealth
Hines
Preston Brown
Farmer
Scott
Alichael Brennan
Mayfield
Virgil A. Chrisman
Miller
Scranton
Charles Hammes
Barber
Dunmore
William Kipple
Ransom
Andrew Maloney
Boies
Commonwealth and
Defense
Kelly
Pleas of guilty entered in Scranton cases
Pleas of guilty were entered yesterday by several youths including Vanderbilt Sampson an 18 year old who admitted stealing $10 from RF Bryant a Spruce street cigar dealer and Nora Lind say he was sentenced to one year and six months. George Turner a 16 year old girl admitted stealing clothing from Mrs. Susan Nicholson and will be sent to the House of Refuge. Arthur Armstrong 17 Edward Lord 16 and William Reeder 16 pleaded guilty to burglarizing stores of Max Blume J B Brune and H Goldschlager and Lord and Armstrong also admitted entering Jones Co. There is a pending indictment for horse stealing against Thomas Reilly of Clay avenue and he will be sentenced Saturday.
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Vanderbilt Sampson
Bryant
Spruce Street
Nora Lindsay
George Turner
South Scranton
Susan Nicholson
Washington Avenue
House of Refuge
Arthur Armstrong
Edward Lord
William Reeder
Max Blume
J. B. Brune
H. Goldschlager
West Scranton
Lord
Armstrong
Jones & Co
Main Avenue
Thomas Reilly
A. Fe
Gould
Clay Avenue
Reilly
Hatton Perjury Case May Be Tried This Week
Hatton charged with perjury by the Municipal League faces likely trial this week. The case has been on four terms’ list with repeated continuances at prosecution requests. Boland’s absence complicates proceedings though defense urges use of prior testimony.
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Hatton
Municipal League
Lst
J. Hh, Torrey
J i. Beers
League
W. P. Boland
Hresses
Joseph O'Brien
George M. Watson
Boland
Aldernin Fuller
Welly
Local Pantry Ad Offers Bargain Cannery Trio
A vintage grocery ad advertises canned goods with bulk prices for three can lots. Maine Corn 12¢, 3 for 20¢. Coursen's Sweet Blossom Corn 5¢, 3 for 25¢. Sweet Lifted Peas 25¢ for 3. Tomatoes yellow label 15¢, 3 for 25¢. Fancy Cut Beans 15¢, 3 for 25¢. Special sale valid Monday Tuesday Wednesday.
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Maine
Coursen
Local Court Hears Theft and Bawdy House Trial
Judge Ferris proceeds in Lugurne county case No 2 on a charge of stealing a bundle of clothes from a Delaware Lackawanna and Western Station waiting room. In Carbondale, Mrs Muttie Cumming and her son Howard Hates face trial for running a bawdy house as constable Moran prosecutes. Defendants deny the charges though admit visitors were arrested at the house.
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Ferris
Lugerne County
Mise Blesecker
Delaware
Lacka- Wann
Weatern
Fragmentary Name List From Historic Notice
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Charles S. Welle and Mary UPUTAVA alongside others like Morton Wally and Mulareste A. Hout. The passage appears to be a damaged official notice or roster with unclear context and multiple errors.
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Charles S. Welle
Mvta Woodivarlo
Peeres Ener Eeeenee
Munelor
Mary Uputava
Morton Wally B
Dhanmuk Oe
Yeeereeeeets
Ess
Mopmmok Mulareste
A. Hout
Cya
Ceece
Eee
Ees
Local court actions and judgments reported in Old Forge area
A series of legal notices and court actions are reported including Judge Carpenter’s rulings on trial views in Spring Brook and Clifton cases, a committee appointment in a insanity-related matter, an appeal to the Superior Court in Pulaski County matters, and damages claims in Taylor and Old Forge borough disputes. Also noted are civil actions over carriage damage on Washington Avenue and objections to ward division boundaries in Old Forge.
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Hodge W. Carpenter
Ceurk
Spring Brook Township
Spring Brook
Clifton Bossy
Carpenter
J. Clemons
Boo
Holgate
Dahd
Bernal
Mua
Soninton
Midge
Joseph Stone
Palethe Mont Tohweco Company
Mary Divelatski
Taylor
Mike Mache
Atetla M. Kennedy
Judge Voripike Company
Hatter
John Brown
Vermin
Abtornes Ceorage
M. Watson Yesterdly
Summier
Washington Avenue
Carridge
Willina Repp
John A. Thornton
Wiich Jones
Richard Give
Thomas A. Jones
Wal
Lice Ormaton
Citiens
Old Forge
Yestory
Old Ihorowgth
Children view Christmas gift display at The Tribune
Groups of Scranton children gathered outside The Tribune office to view a Christmas gift display and enter the Junior Educational Contest. A dozen word building contest entries reached the editor, with participants listing names and addresses amid growing familiarity with the contest rules.
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Tribune
Scranton
Libel Charges Against Strikers Executive Committee
Samuel G. Bimnell, a street car worker who returned to duty, filed libel charges against twelve strikers' executive committee members for printing a statement in a newspaper alleging defamation and public contempt. The defendants were served to appear tomorrow at 5 p.m. in Magistrate Miller's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Bimnell
P. J. Shea
George ©. Kagler
Thomas KR. Edwards
The
Tribune
Bunnell
Joseph O'Brien
Oriental Rug as a Christmas Gift Offer From Michaelian Bros
An oriental rug is offered as a gift in a Christmas trading promotion by Michaelian Bros. at 144 Washington Ave. The ad urges readers to share the hint with friends and highlights the availability of these beautiful rugs for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As & Christias
Michaelian Bros. & T O
Washington Ave
Imperial Tea and Coffee Co Prices and Quality Policy
Imperial Tea and Coffee Co advertises direct-from-importer goods at fair prices. The note emphasizes quality, honesty, and absence of gimmicks, and lists 422 Spruce Street as the address.
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Imperial Tea and Coffee
C Y
Spruce Street
Backus Team Ties Leaders in Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League
Backus tied the Black Diamonds for first place by sweeping three games from Green Ridge Wheelmen as Hopkins led the way with Roll 202 and Meister 184. Elks and Scranton Bicycle Club won two of three, with Dimler 212 and Phillips Barth topping averages. Green Ridgers posted solid games despite loss. standings follow.
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Hopkins
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Black Diamonds
West Ends
The
Elks
Bicycle Club
Backile
Fireen Ridge
Bika
Scranton Bicyele Club
Pennsylvania
West End Wheelmen
Backus
Lunes
Meister
Roll
Green Ridgers
Elks and
Scranton Bicycle Club
Dimler
Phillips
Barth
Side-Tracked to be staged by AFL leaders at Academy
President Samuel Gompers and AFL executive council members will witness the production of Side-Tracked at the Academy of Music tonight. The play is expected to draw a good attendance as delegates arrive for the convention.
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Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Iembera
Academy of Mitetontaht
Hight
Additional Passenger Train Service via Southern Railway
Southern Railway introduces extra passenger train No 20 from Washington to Jacksonville via Richmond starting Nov 24. The train offers Pullman drawing room sleeper, dining car service, and regular coach seating, running via Washington Southern Railway to Jacksonville with a morning departure from Washington.
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Southern Railway
Washington
Richmond
Florida
A.m
Washington Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Bhi
Lynchburg
Dunville
Chas. L. Hopkins
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Benefit of Young Ladies' Society entertains at bicycle club
Miss Beatrice Herford will present a monologist program at the Bicycle Club House on Tuesday evening December 3 under the auspices of the Young Ladies Society of the Birat Presbyterian Church.
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Beatrice Herford
Young Ladies’ Society of
The
Birat Presbyter
Fan Ehureh
Holland Brand Coffee Purity Promoted in Roasting Ad
A vintage ad touts Our Holland Brand Coffee as osteriized and strictly pure with enduring purity strength and flavor. It lists Spe elad Qe Wh Imperial Tea and Coffer and notes Dr S C Snyder dentist has moved to 128 Adams avenue.
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Spruce Stree
S.C. Snyder
Adams Avenue
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Baby Bazaar
Sprucetreet
Ace Curtain
Nottinghams
Brussels
Ackawanna
Auldry
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Mra
Mow
Vrouttels and Son
Elgar
Tuvete
New Yorks
Lackawanna
Steward
Adana
Rateas
Missus
Wallely
Agnes
Lililinais
RUD Wolstis
Punt
Charles Movie
Westenday
Tom Coulersport
Lailayette
Mattiew
Summany
Dali
Pirat
Kleon
Olgay, Oo
Sclaytem
Leeds
Mwh Menon
Dai
He Cosselvatory
China
Howe
Conde
J Alfred Venning
Miss Herford
Hisinis
Ess Minn
Legford
E. R. W. Searle
Archhbald
H. M. Boles
Townsend Poore
Hivien Cuntoings
Iodue
Court House News Notes
the Tribune
Rutfith
Ryde Park Avenue
Courtney Boardman
Dalton
Grace Edwards
North
Blakely
Dersheiimer
Chestnut Street
Rhine
S. C. Bunnell
Mason Fee
Renee
Sui Suns
RLS Potals
Phillipe
Lea
Mitchell
Alieedenee
al Moore
West End
Foley
Weigand
Green Eelale
Black Deamos Ds
Poluls
Baivers
Neleeeall
NM Saz Foley
Ieee Wiheeliien Wa
Benefit of Young Ladies’ Society
Edison Home Phonograph
Edison Show Rooms
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Etons
Raglans
Newmarket
King Miller
Waterman
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co., Spxtce Sr
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad's
Lackawanna Avenue
Price & Jenkins
Wi Hiotie
Salireoun
Elti
Baygilia
Wyoming Avenue
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