Methods at Sunday school elects new officers
In Carbondale the Sunday school elected officers across departments. DPD C Benscoter resigns after 23 years as infant department superintendent and Miss Anna Berry is elected to succeed him. Officers include L D Wolfe as superintendent and May Pengelly as primary superintendent.
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L. D. Wolfe
L. L. Loveland
Financelal
Frank Gates
Pert Dix
Frank Kilpatrick
W. J. Baker
John Evans
L. Ll. Loveland
Miss May Pengelly
Lena Bronson
Mary Stephens
Council defeats telephone ordinance on third reading
The council met last evening and defeated the telephone ordinance on its third reading by a Ye vote. A resolution was adopted to appoint two member committees to work with the executive committee to advance the municipal water scheme.
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Select Council
Fred Shields to Wed Mary Clarke in January
Dr. Frederick Shields of Victoria Texas son of Dr Rhilelda Shields will marry Miss Mary Clarke daughter of a wealthy ranch owner of Victoria. The wedding is planned for the middle of January and Shields is well known in Carbondale where he spent his youth and has many friends who wish him Godspeed.
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Frederick , Shields
Victoria
Texas
Rhilelda
Mary Clarke
Carbondale
Local News and Personal Notes From the City
Local residents share memories of Rev. J W Huseste formerly of this place now living elsewhere Mrs Thomas Rankin has returned to her home in Brooklyn N Y Mrs W W Copeland visited Scranton yesterday H C C Butler Esq and Hon J F Reynolds were in Scranton on business Pupils eighth grade Central building plan an entertainment for December 2 Y T A Rutherford returns home from Princeton for Christmas vacation John Tonlin remains seriously ill at his Church Street home
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J. W. Huseste
Thomas Rankin Haw
Brooklyn
W. W. Copeland
Scranton
H. CC. Butler, Esq
J. F. Reynolds
Puplix
A. Rutherford
Princeton
John Tonlan
Church Street
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Notices and Events
Miss Jee L Stearns and local pupils entertained at the Congregational church in Jermyn and Mayfield with a well attended program. Overcrowded first streetcar due to nearby track alterations prompts request for an extra car. Enterprise hall bazaar and operetta Littl Red Riding Hood with songs by Alice Beck delighted attendees. Various local residents were mentioned in social and health notes, and a show board adjourns to elect a director and fill a teaching post.
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Jee
Enterprise Hall
Tittle
Alice Beck
Archbald
Harry Reese
Wilkes-Marre
Thomas M. Davis
Bevcond Street
Tave
Eddie
Willie Williame
Second Street
Scranton
John T. Williams
Py. Thompson
Williams
Dr. Lloyd
Chicago
Benscoter
Carbondale
John R. Jones
North Main Stree
Show Board
Gannon
Death of Mrs. Mary Warren Widow of Blakely native
Word arrived yesterday of the death of Mrs. Mary Warren formerly Mary Griffiths of Blakely. She died in New York Saturday from heart disease. Undertaker D G Jones prepared the remains and they were brought back on the late train. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Mary Warren
New York
Stella
Michael Fitzpatrick
Christmas activities and local notices in town
Thursday’s family gathering at a Binkely home drew many friends and neighbors. The remains are buried at St Patrick's cemetery. Roy Kelly returns from Stroudsburg State Normal School for Christmas. Congregational Sunday school plans Christmas exercises for next Saturday evening at the church. Wm C Hanners of Carbondale visited yesterday. Flannagan contractor began extending the First Sower district along Lloyds Court and Jones Street. Sarah Ruddy of Hawley visited Mary Rogan and returned home. William Walker of Mawell visited relatives Sunday. Mrs W L Clark of Green Ridge visiting Mr and Mrs A R Mason on Brotch Street. George Wallace of Wilkes-Barre spent a few days in town.
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Binkely
Rt. Patrick's
Roy Kelly
Stroudaburg State Normal School
Congregational Church
Wv. C. Hanners
Carbondale
Flannagan
Lloyd's Court
Jones Street
Sarah Ruddy
Hawley
Mary Rogan
William Walker
Mawel
Bundsay
W. L. Clark
Green Ridge
A. R. Mason
Brotch Street
George Wallace
Wilkes-Barre
Town
Christmas church fair draws wide local interest in Weber
Taylor town reports a large Christmas fair at the Church of the Timacuate Conception in Web er featuring an elaborate display of costly ornaments a varied musical program and ten cent admission. Local figures announce candidacy changes business moves and upcoming events including a Washington’s Birthday Eisteddfod at the Welch Bankist church and a Christmas Day football game on the riveride grounds drawing community turnout.
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Weber
T. J. Davis Har Quer
New York City
John W. Reese
Reymour Tidd
Green Groceries
Main Street
Aid Forge
Mosses
Eva Davis
Annie Meven
West Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Hasham’s Ball
Union Street
Fred Carey
Serenton Electric Light Company
Gladys Samuels
Stexie Jenkins
J. W. Houser
Sore Healed After Five Bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
An uncle of Mrs. George Miller of Moscow Pennsylvania had a large ulcer on a limb that became a running sore after being fancied. He began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and after five bottles the sore was healed.
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Moscow
George Miller
Local Notes From Town Circles and Name Change Error
The report lists several residents with updates including Mr. George Kingaley in critical condition and Mr. R. H. Moon a Dickinson law student at Carliste home for the holidays. Iola Scott has recovered from an illness. Mr. G. B. Reed spent yesterday in Scranton and Mr. R. R. Stewart of Kimball spent Sunday in town. A correction notes a change of name for Peekville Store company to Keyatune Store company was read in error in both instances.
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George Kingaley
R. H. Moon
Dickinson Law School
Carliste
Iola Scott
G. B. Reed
Scranton
R. R. Stewart
Kimball
Peekville
T Keyatune Store Company
Pain Balm Relief Testimony From Manchester Couple
Adolph B Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife found relief from a nine year shoulder pain after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says previous medicines failed and after one bottle the shoulder is nearly well. Sold by all druggists Matthei Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Adolph B. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthei
Boston Ideal Club tops Lyceum show with mandolin chorus
The Boston Ideal Club directed by G. L. Lansing featured mandolin and banjo numbers plus vocal bits in a well received Lyceum concert. The lineup included B. E Shattuck A. C. Robinson L. H. Galu cia and A. A. Bobb.
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Lyceum
Boston Ideal Club
G. L. Lansing
B. E Shattuck
A. C. Robinson
L. H. Galucia
A. A. Bobb
Elito
Francis Wilson in Cyrano du Bergerac at Lyceum
The Brooklyn Eagle reviews Francis Wilson in Cyrano du Bergerac calling him a witty humorist with quiet forcing and delightful seriousness. Victor Herbert’s score gains praise as a new high grade comic opera composer with lyrical lyrics and strong choruses. His music is described as musicianly and the orchestral commentary as vigorously poetic. Wilson is announced for Scranton at the Lyceum on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Francis Wilson
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Wilson
Scranton
Lyceum
Marine Monsters: Skepticism on Sea Serpent Evidence
The writer argues that seafarers report sea serpent sightings yet careful inquiry reveals doubt in descriptions. Abnormal conditions may produce serpentine impressions, but embellishment converts mundane observations into monstrous folklore.
Sea Serpents and Realities of Ocean Beasts
The author argues that many sea serpent stories stem from misidentifications such as the rorqual, basking shark, or giant cuttlefish. Noting sightings across the seas, he cautions myths persist despite evidence and discusses depth pressures and the improbability of true ocean giants.
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Campbelltown
British
Nature
Betne
Monaco
Academie Des Sefences
Paris
Terceira
Andrew Wilkon
London News
Natural History Museum
Kinling
A Novel Bull Fight at Deull Enghel Fashion Show
A patriotic bull fight draws a vast crowd to Deull Enghel with Robert Felix leading as apologies to Spanish tradition. The exhibition ends when Romito the bull is slain after chaotic scenes, amid gunshots and crowd frenzies. Assistant Secretary Crider’s ocean crossing is noted alongside a wandering salesman anecdote.
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Deull
Enghel
Robert Felix
Landals
Tovera
Linverite
Lagartitlich
Hugte Camille
Feur
Geredity
Chantilly
Monchins
Longchamps
Sal
Bulia
Ike
Spain
Robert
France
Liaverito
Lagartillo
The People's Exchange Advertisement Directory
An early 20th century classifieds page lists a popular clearing house for renting, selling, or exchanging property and jobs. Numerous local attorneys and professionals including Edward W Thayer and Mary A Shepherd advertise their services along with listings for doctors, schools, and a Wor Santa region business directory.
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Benet
Keller offers scalp treatment and beauty services
Mrs J T Keller advertises scalp treatment shampooing facial massage manicuring and pedicure services at her Quincy location offering a range of personal care options.
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J.T. Keller
Quincy
Baver's Orchestra Music and Megaruel Brothers Printers
Readable text lists Baver's Orchestra Music with engagements for balls picnics parties receptions and concerts under conductor R. J. Bawer located HT? Wyoming avenue near Hulbert's music store. Megaruel Brothers Printers supply paper bags twine warehouse 2 Wavehingteon avenue Scranton Pa.
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Baver
Aiddrues
R. J. Bawer
Wyoming Avenue
Hulbert
Megaruel Brothers
Wavehingteon Navenue
Scranton
Central Railroad of New York Time Table Highlights
Timetable details for Central Railroad of New York routes from Liberty Street to South Ferry and Whitehall Street. Includes departures to Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Allentown Pottsville and more with service patterns on weekdays Sundays and holidays and notes on special trains and connections.
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Liberty Street
S. 1
South Ferry
Whitehad Street
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Traine Louve Borunier
Newark
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Philadelphia
Raeton
Heidlehem
Allentown
Mauel
Pittetan
Wilkes Barre
Nam
Taltinere
Bethtet Em Dam
Lote Ermen Ocean Grove
Kending
Lebar
Trains Schedule Notes for Delaware and Hudson Lines NYC to Scranton region
Train times announced for Carbondale and the north and south routes, listing departures to Athens Saratoga Montreal and New England points. Services include Black Diamond Express and connections via Lehigh Valley route with multiple daily departures and Sunday services. Officials J W Purrick and Hf W Cross provide the notices for Scranton area passengers.
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Hudson
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Cashbondale
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Athens
Saratoga
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Boselt
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New York
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Carbondale
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Iveland Polite
M, Loewert
J. W. Purrickr
P. A
Albany
Lehigh Valley Train Schedules From Scranton to New York and Beyond
Lehigh Valley Railroad details trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and other points via D L H and connections. Schedules list departure times 648 pm 427 pm and various routes to Bethlehem Easton Reading and Buffalo with Pullman reservations and sleeper service. Includes contact figures for Lehigh Valley offices and agents for ticketing and reservations.
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Philadelphia
Sue York
D & LH
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Vila D. It
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BTS Gm
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Reading
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Wortekele
Pullman
Beranton
Sanday
Sundaes
Antalo & Western
Higehelt
AGC Scranton
Scranton to New York timetable notice
Train schedule fragment notes departure from Scranton at 12 noon and 2:10 PM with onward arrival in New York. Mentions September and times 7.08 on record, referencing Erie and Plymouth lines in terse, unclear OCR text.
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Son
Scraton
Jatormeliate
Erie Mallray
Huwley Ion Loreal Polite
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