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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1897

Page

10

Carbondale News Briefs Highlight Delivery, Births and Arrivals

Lackawanna County Carbondale notices report Tribune correspondence handed to proC RR Munn for news and complaints of irregular delivery. Helen Hathaway hosts guests at Salon Avenue home. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A B Conway of Dundaff Street, and Dr Fox, new hospital physician, arrived last night.

Carbondale The Tribune Proc. RR. Munn Balem Avenue Church Street Masel Lcbanton Helen Hathaway Salon Avenue A. BE. Conway Dundaff Street Sr. Fox

Funeral rites for Mary Murphy held by Fr Rose and Rev Griffin

The remains were honored yesterday morning with mass at the church conducted by Rev J J Griffin and Fr Rose. Pallbearers included David La Walsh and others, with many out of town friends attending from Pittsburgh Basque Hanna and Senanton. A second service for Harriet Walken of Park Street was also noted with a large attendance as Brooksboro centers. A charity fund for Andrew Teeple was announced for this afternoon with the Ancient Order of Hilbernians and Protherhood of Treinen to attend.

Ton of Lock Yesteray Rose Ohurch J. J. Griffin Mary Murphy Father Griffin David la Walsh Marius Utetah Lawrence Malone Dame Whatnery Deolin Gallagher Tobin Renter P. J. McMonough Horny Tower Laval and Mire John McGee Patrick Tighe Pitteton John Ambrose Basque Hanna Bridgetdorian Madeline Harte Margeret Brown PW. Brown Matthew Brown Senanton Maxuleth Hastings Dinsmore Harriet Walken Park Street Brookeble Andrew Teeple O'Eluck Grider Hilbernians Protherhood Treinen Elven Metherliet Episcopal Church W. B. Trown Brinda Gendail Joby D. Willlame John Jay Aumin Patten Ry James Carey Sylvester Breau John Mellon Ceorge Matthowe James Roberts Daniele Tok Place Cn Berviews Welsh Congregational Church Thomas PP Williame Thomas RR Hopkins John Dd. Davis Joseph T Roberta Thomas Evans William W. Jones Mn Thoms Hrennan Mayfiel Whio Deemuawl Mayflehd Aetlone Delaware and Hudson Colliemen David Evans Scranton John Gravel Donnether Davis Pittston Jermyn Vieitues Christine

Route delivery service adapts to new patrons

The passage notes that a delivery carrier faces delays due to route changes and a large number of patrons. It states once drivers become acquainted with routes and customer needs, service will improve, with management ready to act immediately if issues arise.

Amy Terity Shannon

Second Ward Alderwoman Chair Race Narrowly Budges Forward

Incumbent BP EF. Devine and former candidate J. O'Kearn both enter the Second Ward alderman race. O'Kearn, defeated five years ago, hinted at a new bid after last night’s gathering. He cautioned that no printed candidacy notice has yet been sent to voters, while noting the cadence of announcements. He is a Democrat.

EF. Devine J. O'Kearn

Death Notice for Mrs Ellen Stelle

Mrs Ellen Stelle of Clark Avenue died yesterday morning at SW Welock after a long illness. Aged ninety seven, she was born in Trelind. She lived with her daughter Mrs Lima beth Monre and leaves two sons James and John Stelle. Funeral Saturday at Maplewood Cemetery will follow.

Ellen Stelle Clark Avenue Welock Trelind Limabeth Monre James John Stelle Maplewood Cemetery

Morning Paper Promises Coverage Across City

A fragment describes a newspaper’s morning edition with brief notes on coverage scope. It mentions New York events and the Lackawanna court scene, highlighting the Tribune's alleged strengths in general news and features.

New York The Tribune

Fidelity conclive elects officers for Heptasophs lodge

The article lists newly elected officers of an improved Order of Heptasophs chapter including Archon Johnson Brownst Devers secretary Kase treasurer Wolfe Campbell prelate Browle inspector Baker Mursari sentey Sontine and trustees Davis Smith with names and roles.

Fidelity Order of Heptasophs Archon Wo OK Johnson Brownst Wt. Devers Secrecary A. Kase Finanely L. D. Wolfe John 1S Campbell Robert Brouwle H. M. Baker Anthony Mursari Sentey George Sontine BDW Dumyphires Ueving Davis Prank Smith

Residency Honor at Dickinson College Athletic Association

Fullymond son of Professor Wo J Mickenherryn earns residency with Dickinson College Athletic Association. Mar Porkenber ry noted for speed, football, and all around athletic skill. praise for the excellent performance and character.

Fullymond Wo J. Mickenherryn Athleticc Associat Dickinson College Mar Porkenberry

Presbyterian Boys League Formed With Officers Named

A Presbyterian Boys League is organized with officers including President John M Morgan Vice President Wallace Donce Secretary Chas Carr Treasurer Wallace Inch and sergeant at arms Usear Ruta.

Presbyterian Boys League John M. Morgan Vine Rest Wallace Donce Chas. Carr Wallace Inch

Local Sports and Health Notes From the City

Skating at Alumni Park is planned when the Evoete event begins. The Copn­nolly Dobbs bout is canceled. Doble will not tax at Simpeon and Connolly objects to the athletic hall rooms. Knights of Pythiae of this city will gate Jermxn tonight to out come Candidates through the third degree. Mrs Patrick Boott of Beon street underwent an operation at the hande of Dr Whewley yesterday. The patient is now in favorable condition.

Alumni Park Doble Simpeon Connolly Knights of Pythiae Wil Gate Jermxn Patrick Boott Beon Street Whewley

Personal notes from Scranton social happenings

Purely personal items report Dr. Fr Hampton from Scranton handling business and social calls with friends. Mrs Hees White of Honéeaduie visits Mr and Mrs Bh Harnden. J B Shannon travels for business. Miss Josephine Burrle hosts Miss Birdeall. Miss Kate Flannelly recovers from typhoid. Donald Gaughan ill with pneumonia. The Gervins relocate to Belmont Street. Justice Williams to England by Wednesday. H C Wheeler and daughter mentioned in local circles.

FR. Hampton Scranton Hees White Honéeaduie C. Harnden J. BH Shannon Josephine Burrle Birdeall Kate Flannelly Donald Gaughan Duffy Annie Gorman Scranca Mra Daniel McCoytan William Gervin Beranton Belmont Street William Williams Foy England H. C. Wheeler

Burglary at Peckville ends with no plunder found

A Burglary at the D. and E. Station area in Peckville ended without theft. Thieves broke into multiple buildings, fired at pursuing individuals, and escaped with no items taken. Local residents and officials reported the incident and ongoing investigations.

Jermyn blesses Sacred Heart bell with bishop ceremony

The Sacred Heart church in Jermyn hosted a bell blessing by Rt Rev. Bishop Owlota on Wednesday evening. The rite featured a wreath and cross marking, with Rev Fathers Cater, Saouleer, and Lycott presiding, followed by a sermon and prayers. The bell will ring publicly on Christmas morning.

Sacred Beart Church Owlota Fathip Cater Carbondale Saiouleer Father Lycott Delorick Nealon Cirbomdinive Forest Comenfornt Mebije Arohtubi Shilev Braderigk Leeuw William Walker Mary Jermyn Verna Wheeler Second Street Jo Hunny Mary Spettigue Gerth Maker Ethel Nellie Olive Blakeslee Susie T. D Crawford Bewond Street Jenkins Scranton John Jermyn Boranton Conley Mary Coggins Pheumonia Henry Nich

Welch the swift runner dominates village tales of endurance

Welch of Welch's Atta in Cusen County stands as a famed long distance rider and runner. He weighs about 176 pounds and favors running over riding, boasting bouts of twenty to thirty miles with little rest and claiming to beat horses in short distance challenges while preferring his own speed and endurance.

Maliné B. Welch Welch Atta Cusen Webb's White Mountains Clg Jepson Raymond Villace Portland Hut

Costs of Paris and New York Tax Burdens Compared

A Paris correspondent contrasts Paris and New York City budgets per capita. It cites per capita taxes, municipal and departmental levies, duties on goods, and living costs, arguing Paris bears a heavier tax load on the poor despite claims to the contrary. It notesPetrochemical and consumer charges, real estate taxes, and public service expenses shaping city finances.

New York Sun Vicotous Notham New York Paris Cay Maris Paria Neuse Geowse France Thorth Ceares Hearst Wien Olfurs Clenwrettis

Three Palatasle Dish and Watermelon Recipe Teasers

A garbled newsy note lists cauliflowers with white sauce and a watermelon dessert with sugar and freezing steps. It mentions a pudding made from suet and treacle and hints at serving with whipped cream or a custard, all in a rustic instructional tone.

Hilves Faa Navering & Titel

Unclear Fragment Reflects Odd Tribune Style

A fragmented OCR passage reads like a garbled tribute and science notes from a Tribune page. Names, places, and topics are obscured by errors, leaving little readable context or coherent events.

Schedule in cifed November 15 1995 Trains From Wilkes Barre

Schedule lists weekday and Sunday train departures from Wilkes Barre to cities including Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and the West. Morning 7 30 a m service to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg and West. 10 15 a m service to Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown Philadelphia Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg. 5 15 p m weekday service to Sunbury Washington Pittsburg and West. 8 15 p m Sundays to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburg and West. 6 00 p m weekday service to Hazleton Pottsville. Re Wood Gen Pass Agent Hutchisson General Manager.

Cifed Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown Hazliton Re. Wood Hutchisson General Manocer

New York and New Jersey Rail Schedules And Connections

Central Railroad of New Jersey and Susquehanna Division timetable details for services from New York terminals to destinations including Pittston Wilkes-Barre Easton Philadelphia Allentown Harrisburg Long Branch Ocean Grove and Pottsville with express and parlor car options and connections to elevated trains Broadway cable cars ferries and Long Island Railroad.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Envia Susquehanna New York Liberty Street Whitehall Levinton Pittston Wilkes-Hilte Heola Arbintic City Newark Elisabeth Vrain Philadelphia Reading Terminal P.m New Fork (i Staunch Hank Adientown Hechbehem Easton Long Branch Ocean Crowe Bea Louanen Harrisburg Vin Allentown Pte Pottsville Orty Street North Miver Whitehall Street South Ferry Broadway Ferrien Brooklyn Grand Central Depot Long Island Reilrand Flibdlelpta Reading Lowew Baldwis Olmauben

Scranton to New York Train Timetable Fragments

Fragmentary OCR shows a complex 19th century rail timetable with multiple connections from Scranton to New York and beyond. It lists stopovers at Philadelphia Trenton Trenton Washington and various intermediates with arrival times and durations. The text mentions connections to Utica Elmira Williamsport Berwick Harrisburg and other destinations and notes an agent pocket timetable and how to obtain detailed schedules.

Binghamton Qeenrge Ki Tilea Corning Bath Lanewille Mitalo Wofalu Tewn Pointe Weel North Wert Southwort Binchugaton P. Am Nicholson Elmira Utica Richfield Springs Northumberland Pillatun Wiles Berre Wirmedth Beemshire Dae Ville, Quaking Chee Connection At Northumberland For Wilhititeport Harrisbury Pallimeare Weehington

Ambiguous Transit Schedule for Beranton and Hawley Route

Fragmentary timetable lists travel between Erie and Wyoming Valley. Mentions Sept 10 and times around 2 pm and late afternoon, with references to Beranton and Mine railrod Mino for Hawley, unclear transfer points, and arrival times at Wa m 315 and 28 p.m.

Erie Wyoming Valley Leavy Beranton New York Bnd Mino Hawley Beranton Wa. m

Lehigh Valley Railroad Covers Schedules and Services

Train listings detail departures from Easton and Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia New York via various routes. Key stops include Pittston White Haven and WIlkes Barre, with express and local options and special cars like Pullman parlor and Valley chairs.

Delaware and Hudson Ranion Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston New England Wilke Een New York Philadelphia Lent Valley Muck Diamond Xpress Mor Pennaytvania R Polute Wilkes-flarre South Boo Ted Conwick Conwick May Be Obtained At the Teket J. Wbdde Ee A Albury N. H Lehigh Valley Railroad Anthrusite Coal Dee Enawring Clewalle Hee Fomnfork Eghanton Rettettie Aorte PS Lanner Tramond Express Pittston Witkhes-Barre Lo & W White Haven Hagteton Portsyttis H.R. Obr Tiethivoim Raston Readlig Eure Wo& H Tunkhitnek Towanda Tsimtra Tihwea Gow Ve Ain Sosa Ganeway Ae Buffalo Niazar Rails Ant Épolis West Ea Lanier Be Ora Wilkea-Harre Iladelephia Burris Apa Hiern Wilbur Tien Supe Nem Pane Ag! Phils W. Nonnemacher Serintonoffing Lackew Inns Avenue

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