West Scranton Event Celebrates Ten Years of Conclave
The West Side Conclave marks its decade with a gala at Chestnut Hall featuring speeches by Hon. Ol Bryan of Baltimore and Philip Warren. Attendants heard recitations and songs by Miss Sadie Jones, Miss Elizabeth Thomas, and performers Wooler and Warren, followed by a formal officers’ election and tribute to departed members.
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West Side
Mary Davies
William Humphrey
Thomas Jordan
Third Street
West Side Conolive
Ail
Tne
Oden Oor
Bela
Elonis A. Voestanat
Heo Doetle de Doaeled
Waolee
Warrer
Lenny
Sjythe Sane
Ladner
Sadie Jones
Philip HH
Warren
Rene Ovarmen
Thomas
Evans
Grebbers
Ayo Walia
Steiwaurel
AL Chorch
Lux
BRC
Tittrain
Weoodp Eens
BT Prentiss
Bo Walters
SS. Keemia
Willits
Tiganesd
Rewans
Deleona
Beese
Lesh
Crawford
To Stone
Chimbers
Abenking
EL Singer
Polashworth
Havana
Gi. W. Jenkine
Inspector
Chitin
Meane
Ty Messrs
Wooler Aml Warren
Wiis
Chiltan Voesburg
Oaunaelcy
Order of Heptagople
Ol Bryan
Baltimore
Mir Bieyain
Inet
Abe
Wanker
Spirin
Mise
Wooler
Sadie
Miss Jones
Elsteddfod
Thankesivingdon
Philip Warren
Pleveanthy Sane
Selo
Mise 'Mhormis
Mesare
Thoms
Weddings and engagements in Plymouth society highlight local unions
The piece chronicles two Plymouth area weddings. Miss Mars Davies of Rink Street marries WHR Humphreys of Pertibone Street as family and friends celebrate at the Davies home. The couple plan a reception, with both families noted as active church workers. The bride will reside at 12 Pettibone Street after a brief honeymoon route to Hogton and New York. A second ceremony reports Mrs Anne Mies Cairnes marrying John Moktine at Partrich's Cinebh church with John O Munley as best man.
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Rev. B.A. Bowl United
Mars Davies
Rink Street
Hurphies
Pertibone Street
Jennie Davies
Humphreys
Anne Mies Cairnes
John Moktine
Partrich
John O Muntley
Hain
Ms.pl Hinds
Wedding Reception At The Bride’s Parent Home
After a ceremony, a reception was hosted at the bride and groom’s relatives home. Guests offered congratulations and best wishes for the couple’s future. The couple will travel to New York Boston and Washington before returning to reside with the bride’s parents.
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New York
Boston
Washington
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association Officers Elected
At the remulae annual meeting of the members of the Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association held in the cosy hall of the Young Men's Institute the following officers were elected on Wednesday evening: Past president Doc McAndrew Vice president Da Wy Baldwin second vice president Mod Dennings recording secretary J A MeCannon assistant secretary FL Devaney treasurer MT Welsh trustees J Coserave Dennis Madigan and Thomside. The next regular meeting will be held on Saturday December 5 due to Christmas holidays.
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Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Cosy
Young Men's Institute
Wels Newdiay
Even Lage
Doc McAndrew
da Wy Baldwin
Second View
Mod. Dennings
J. A. MecCannon
Ilan
Ilan Chit secretary, John Ay Aariell; iseist Ont #ecrerapy, iFL Devaney
Tiarehal
Dennis Madigat
Jolt Devers
Trustenms
I . Coserave
Dennis Madigan
Thomside
Chapion
Bn St. Dee
Mars
Matthew Gay
Sys i River Street
Wis
Scranton Athletic Club
Gememal Grant Cane
Joseph LO
Red Klote Eee
Matthew Ismete
Isacewilia
Ctratet Thomas
South Semon
Lycetin Donight
Ralghis of Sheek
Ginkee
Karelia Kelley
Lena Lentee Binh Sehoagh
Roanimine Spouake
Oro Voli
Careie Pell
Hania Minis
Willie Heusner
Fred Schiek
Firover Scheuer
Fred Keiper
Charlie Rothinin
Wet Side youths host parties amid last week events
Wedners day evening featured Kiwi Lanvney and Wendell Ivans hosting friendly gatherings on Seventh and Elison streets. Miss May Matthews celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a surprise party on Kwai court. Morgan Thons workers enjoyed a straw ride to Minhurst and a Schiehel's visit. A funeral service was held for Thomas Jordin at Holy Cross Bellevue with W P O Donnell delivering the eulogy. His remains were laid to rest in Cathedral Cemetery beside pallbearers John Wright Anthony Mccowan John Meni Michael McDonough WW Miller and Thomas Walsh.
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Kiwi Lanvney
Seventh Street
Wendell Ivans
Elison Street
Woo
May Matthews
Kwai Coirt
Wis
Morgan Thons
Jackson Street
Minhurst
Schiehel
Yooorlock
Meribo
Thomas Jordin
Third Street
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
W. OP. O' Donnell
John Wright
Anthony Mccowan
John Meni
Michael McDonough
WW. Miller
Thoms Walsh
Funeral Rites Held For Late Mors Doran And Judith French
Yesterday afternoon rituals were held for the late Mors Doran at the Mount Home address with Matthews delivering a sermon about the deceased. Pallbearers named included Allen Trussell and Evan Jones. interment occurred at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Wis
Doran
Edwards Cour
Matthews
Mersers
Allen Trussell
Alex Cole
Evan Jones
Willan Ciady
del Denison
Damnes Burke
Washburn Street
Tabemnich Comnetves Sational
South Pyde Park Avenue
Tow
Jones
Literinvent
Bao
Cenhebery
Eisteddfod Preparations and Local Notices
Community groups publish event notices and club activities. Sarde the comig eisteddfod of the Galievin Biblical and Literary society seeks entrants via E P James secretary at No 28 Storrs Avenue. A dance and a fundraiser are planned by local organizations including Ancient Order of Hibernians and Ladies League. A West Side Grays football team fundraiser awards 3rd gold place. Washington ball hosts weekly dance. A church youth group meeting covered business of the Christian endeavor society.
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Giforniatheim
Sarde
Galievin Biblical and Literary Society
E.P. James
Storrs Avenue
Dee
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ League
Canduer
Ite Clu
Archbaldstrom
Gn Dew
West Side Grays
Washington
Sandis
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Christhan Endeavor Society
Ledisaeber
Local notices from DC and surrounding streets
In this item readers note residents such as Divis of DC Nowd hide Uaad avenue and Mrs Swayse of North Hede Prk aventine affected by health issues. Other names include Willie von Pyne, Richard Plurtow, Miss Hossie Wagstallvofgin street, and Wilhird Davis visiting Ports Port with Mrs Thon Richards of Hromley avenue.
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Divis
Thorne
Mrs. Swayse
North Hede
Prk Aventine
Stes
Willie von Pyne Slreel
Richard Plurtow
Brontey Avete
Hossie
Ports Port
Mrs. Thon Richards
Hromley Avenue
Fragmented Narrative Clippings From An Unreadable Page
OCR fragments present a jumble of names places and phrases. The readable bits mention UConn Hospital and various individuals and locations but lack coherent events or context. The piece reads like scattered notes or a damaged page rather than a complete report.
Fear of Humbug Fades as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion
Column touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, transparent remedy for indigestion. It claims the product uses natural digestive ferments and aseptic pepsin, offering gentle relief by aiding thorough digestion without harming the bowels or causing systemic effects.
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Calthi
Stuart
Sanalysts
St Aloysius Abstinence Benevolent Society Hosts Winters Contest Night
A South Scranton social at Pharmanes hall on Pittston avenue featured a reception for the Winters of the membership contest. Members gathered at 7:00 am, were served a meal, and badges were presented to winners by the chairman. Dancing followed into the night.
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Miehto
Pharmanes Hall
Pittston Avenue
St. Aloysius
Hashlight party at Mrs Awlelk home honors Miss Blaimer
A Hashlight party and social were held at Mrs Chiles Awlelk's home on S14 Pittston Avenue on a Wednesday night in honor of Miss Minnie Blaimer. Music featured selections by Miss Anna Thomas and Miss Petherick after supper, with dancing aided by Charles Morlong and flashlight photos by William Miller. Attendees included Minnie Hither, Minnie Klee, Lizzie Petherick, Lizzie J Davies, Jennie Lewis, John White, Reese Jones, and many others.
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Chiles
Pittston Avenue
Minnie Blaimer
Charles Morlong
Gina
Willian Miller
Anna Thomas
Miss Petherick
Minnie Hither
Minnie Klee
Lizzie Petherick
Stelle O'Malley
Ethel Davies
Lene Bohn
Maud Hafner
Milered Murer
Anna Pox
Lizzie J. Davies
Jennie Lewis
Ray Davies
Adeline Awlek
Ced Slesses
Korke Morlong
Joseph Reicmiller
Carl Zwick
Charles Lewis
John Peuller
Oto Meta
Byron Pigvble
John White
Reese Jones
John Langan
Garfield Crouser
Iver Richards
Pred Davies
Arthur Reese
Willinia Miller
Scranton Sporting and Social Notes From Local Clubs
A jumble of amateur athletics and community events fills the page. Reports cover basketball games, club meetings, officer elections, charity activities, and upcoming entertainments at various halls and venues around Scranton, with multiple local residents named among officers and attendees.
Death services for Bridy Aquie kowks set at Sacred Wewrt
The death of Bridy Aquie kowks is announced with services scheduled at Sacred Wewrt ehtveh on Prospect avenue this morning. Arrangements are noted as taking place at Mines Ty War hospital.
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Bridy Aquiekowks
Mines Ty War Hospital
Prospect Avenue
Minooku
Mitchell Addresses North Scranton Miners on Eight Hour Day
President Mitchell spoke before North Scranton mine workers at St Marys, urging the eight hour day and education for breaker boys. He called for higher wages to fund schooling and detailed support from district leaders and officials. The meeting, led by Daniel Coleman, emphasized better conditions and broader union support.
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John Mitchell
Mitchell
Iine
North Scranton
St Marys
Imap
Tivine
Daniel Coleman
Disteie
Nichols
Distriet
Mealy
Switchmen's Smoker Held At Carpenters Hall
An open union event at Carpenters Hall featured addresses by Frank Jones presiding and visitors including Will Connell Glee Club members. Speakers included Iver Reeves from Street Budilway Men's union, Morgan from Porthind, Kidd from Chicago, Herbert N. Clusson, J. Lindholm, John J. O'Brien, and D. Shivton from Newcastle, Pa.
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Electric City Lodge
Brotherhood of Hallhood
Carpenters’ Hall
Frank Jones
Hon Connell Glee Club
Opin Iver Reeves
Street Budilway Men's Union
Morgan
Porthind
Mhcomae
Kidd
Chicago
American
Monthly Social in Bicycle Club House Last Evening
Readable fragments show a social gathering in a bicycle club house held last evening. Details about attendees or exact events are unclear from the damaged text.
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Bicycle Club
Winter dances organized by Scranton youths with Miles orchestra
A group of young men organized to host a series of monty dances this winter. Music provided by Miles' orchestra under Prat Thonus Miles. Solo cornetist of Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment bid. Huibers played and were encored.
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Scranton
Judicial Nominations Sent to Senate for New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma
The White House announced that the president sent judicial nominations to the Senate covering the Western Districts of Kentucky and the states of New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. The nominees include appointments to district and circuit courts with many details listed in the official transmission. The action follows routine confirmation procedures for federal judges and outlines nominees for several districts. The notices emphasize the administration's effort to fill vacancies and advance the federal judiciary.
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Amlaralal
Hvidige
Southern Distrien
Heesa Townsend
Colonia
Nescopminbanent
United States
Wallin Diolaeom
Hpi
Dar
Fatilies
Kentucky
Charlies
OAS
SOTO
Cottier
Doepee
Srins
Majer
Fantesy
Pointe Anon
Nilijer
Adelpit Lunghiorsi
Ceiest Aiettiliery
Secon Tientenint
Med
Erie Cut-Off Advances in Delaware Division Rail Project
Susquehanna Pa December 12 surveys plan a cut-off between Port Jervis and Lackawanna to shorten twenty miles. Civil engineers prepare a new line joining Jefferson and Honesdale divisions, revaluing bridges and rerouting freight to coal and freight corridors.
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Susquehumin
Ruthord
Delaware
Port Jervis
No OY
Lackwasen
Erie
Eile Fron
Lickawinken
Poirot Wowie
Jefferson
Othe Fou
Srsce
Honesdale
Lioka
Insurgents Buy Rice in Manila Stand Amid Clash
The Associated Press dispatch reports insurgents in Manila using funds to purchase large quantities of milled rice allegedly bought in Manila and shipped to the mountains via Cohiba and Pagsan provinces and outlier bays, indicating organized procurement connected to insurgent activity.
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Manila
Trenewal
Samule
Bell
Smith Wand Bell Mills
Cohiba
Pagsanjon
Outlhor Bay
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Mears’ Hall
Dufour
South Main
Globe Warehouse
Green Ridge
Hive
FTN
Tadee Ton
Mbesiendik Denthiee
Ebbard
Cpa
Sagilereon
Thie Dew Soulll
Migyal Moe Wann
Danter
South Scranton
Pharmacy Hall
St. Aloysius Society
Lydia Steed
Taniel
Annige
Thesdlayigi
Phe
Ares
Lynette
Charles Dolewiys
Hames Meelis Tininens Secconeen
Issacio
Noort
Thor
Gow
Davis
Morgins
Owen
Norpas Cranton
Mary's Hall
K. E. G. Club Dance
Inameline
Raglans
Senate
Susquehanna
Eschieiss
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
Lessee
Duffy
KardiaKomas
Seranmon
Lalor
Hoya
Lyceum
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Cerise
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Academy of Music
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Legace
Maliners Priddy
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Viney
Peidlay
Dre
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al Reeves
Dajiv Munir
Sow
Vtelephone
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
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Powder Mining, Blasting
Smokele
Repauno Chemical Company
Conwell Building
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John Elmi
Bon W. E. Mulligan
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Pompeylvania
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