Local notices and events from Pittston district
A northeastern Pennsylvania page records a girl being knocked down by a coaster in Welsh Hill causing minor injuries. It notes a Welsh Hill girl Mary Frye and a wedding of Euphemian McMillan Moffatt to Herman T. Weeks at the bride’s mother’s home, with details on attendees and residence. The report covers a strike by Ster ling elk mill workers, a veterinary condemnation of cattle, a Cork Lane accident, labor settlement talks, guardianship appointments, road project viewership, and various court actions in Lemon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotmal
Acronton Tribune
Pittson
Mary Frye
Euphemian McMillan Moffatt
Henrietta Moffatt
Herman T. Weeks
Weat Pittston
Weeks Broa, Tobacconiate
Theodore Zaber
St. John's Luetheran Church
Margaret Craig
Marion Weir
Henry Weeks
Central Labor Union
Ehich Vallee
Fattision Hospital
Beth den
Presbyterian aid sale at Anderson home
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale of eats at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Anderson on Saturday from to o'clock. Local Union No. 1162 plans a ball at Herbert's Hall Friday evening for Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick's benefit. Several town residents are noted: Miss Anna Aikman returns to attend her sister's wedding to James Allen tomorrow. Mrs. W. T. Hollister travels to Clark's Green for her mother's illness. Mr. W. F. Pier loses an eye under a specialist's care. The city hosts visitors Holna Keilum, Miss Mary McGiowan, Miss Lillie McLaughlin, Mrs. John Davis. Commermuth brothers visit from Shel ton. Alderman Kasson presides at Charles Carey and Nora Moylan's marriage. Langcliffe breaker boys protest disciplinary actions by John Moteaky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. H W. Anderson
Herbert's Hall
Edward Fitzpatrick
West Side
Anna Aikman
New Jersey
Anna
James Allen
W. T. Hollister
Clark's Green
W. F. Pier
City
J. W. Davis
Holna
Commermuth Brothers
Shelton
Local wedding and notices from Tunkhannock area
Eugene de Pue and Jennie R Stemples wed at Mrs Tinker’s Turnpike home and left for New York City. B W Lewis departs for Harrisburg Philadelphia and Baltimore to visit daughter Mick Mabel attending school there. James B Keichledge in Bangor on plumbing contract. Marriage licenses issued to Willan Monroe Amelia Decker and Luther Bacon May Casey. Arthur Baldwin visiting family from Wilkes Barre. Mrs James W Ut to attend continental congress in Washington this month. Mrs Sierbach of New York returned home. Lucius Squier of Scranton visited mother Mrs Hannah Connell. An argument court session set for Friday at 2. In re estate of Edith Allen minor, petition by guardian Berkley Lyman.
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Tunkhannock
Eugene de Pue
Jennie R. Stemples
Charles Tinker
Turnpike Street
New York City
B. W. Lewis
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mick Mabel
James B. Keichledge
Bangor
Willan Monroe
Noxon
Amelia Decker
Stull
Luther Bacon
West Nicholson
May Casey
East Lemon
Mies Jennie KR. Stemples
Tunkhannperk
Arthur Baldwin
Wilkes-Barre
Ogra Street
James W. Ut
W. Tunkhannock
American Rrevolution
Continental Congress
Washington
Sierbach
Johanna Ane
Ha Lobeck
Lucius Squier
Scranton
Hannah M. Connell
Second Street
Community Notes Reflect Local News In Borineville
Local items report W M Lathrop recovering and active again. Mrs Anna Blakeslee granted a pension of 10 per month. Mrs J Push ill for two weeks and TD Layton sale postponed due to weather. Brown leaves Daniel Thomas firm. Emily Hilevy seriously ill. Mark Scott suffered pleurisy but improving. Vesta lodge invites members for a social. twelfth anniversary noted. Dancers attend a Dolan house hop. funeral held for Mrs Denar Stark with Daughters of Rebecca attendance.
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Speoial
Bevanton Tribune
Borineville
W. M. Lathrop
Mra. J. Sumner
Wilkes-Darre
Anna Bhikslee
Lewis Blakeslee
J. Push
Terry
D. Layton
Tueeday
Margate
Brown
Daniel Thomas
Lehman
Luseime County
Emily Hilevy
Mark Scott Suffevet
Dolan House
Dimock
Denar Stark
Kush
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Veete Lodge
Rebecca
Stark Cemetery
Pierceville
Tunkhannock Creek
Local notices and events from Scranton area
Special to the Scrantan Tribone reports F B Jewett's return from Tennessee, Miss Melia Brown visiting Miss Maud Waldly, and a postponed Methodist Episcopal church entertainment due to the entertainer missing town. Dr N B Sage preaches on Abraham Lincoln and His Religion to G A R Rogere Post and Patriotic Order Sons of America at Universalist church. Telephone line Brooklyn to Foster progressing with poles up and lines laid. Alice Quick dies at her uncle Alvah Quick's home. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at the Methodist church. Mrs FE C Ely and children return to Carbondale after visiting her parents. A donation event with chicken pie served at Dr Sage's home next Thursday. Universalist Sunday school plans an entertainment for Feb 22 featuring a drama Uncle Bam’s Ihe union and warm sugar. Unioners will attend the Scranton Young People convention next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
F. B. Jewett
TtIneis
Melia Brown
Maud Waldly
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. C, Ely
Carbondale
Sage
Universalist Sunday School
Uncle Bam
Young People's Convention
Scranton
Epworth League Convention Programme Outlines Day
The Epworth league convention opens with a morning service at 10 oclock including song service by Thomas Martin and a devotion by Rey WH A Green. Andrew Alden gives the address of welcome, Mrs HE M Pascoe responds, John R Neeley presents a paper on The League Interest in the Working Man, followed by J N Batley in discussion. Dinner follows. Afternoon session at 130 oclock includes devotions by Rev Harry Keeley, business session with a paper on Attitude of Our Church Toward the Liquor Traffic and its Prohibition by Mrs G F Ace, discussion by Mrs B C Berlew, recitation by George Bafford, paper The Epworths Bible How Can It Be Most Helpful Him by A C Myer, discussion by W M Fyamn, and Half Hour with the Juniors with a paper The Place of Prayer in an Epworthian Life by Rev J H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Thomas Martin
Rey
WH. A. Green
Andrew Alden
HE. M. Pascoe
the League
John R. Neeley
Hey
J. N. Batley
Our League
Harry Keeley
G. F. Ace
B.C. Berlew
Eorge Bafford
Epworthia
A. C. Myer
Vv. M. Fyman
Community Meeting Features Devotions and Supper
The notice lists an Epworth League supper at this place with an evening session at 7:40. Rev Tr M Pascoe leads devotions, Mime May Staley performs, address on Caricatures by Rev M 8. God shall, and quartette by Mr Amron Swingie from Georgetown who recently visited. Mr Seeley of Canaan and Mise Lydia Read return home after extended town visits. Mrs Benjamin Richardson is seriously ill.
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Hm H. Selby
Epworth League
M. Pascoe
May Staley
Godshall
Amron Swingie
Georgetown
Seeley
Canaan
Mise Lydia
Charlee Ace
Diane H. Mille
Scranton
Benjamin Richardson le Suriously
Susquehanna Notes On Gas Works and Local Happenings
Susquehanna reports on gas works as a fine electric fleet plant and notes plans to move a sewerage system as Binghamton's water supply is linked to health concerns. The piece mentions labor, hypnotist shows, local deaths, church services, a marriage license, and various town events with several named locals.
Wyoming Seminary News Notes and Basketball Victory
Kingston February 12. The Independent society quartet sang at the Methodist Episcopal church. J e Cooper visited Dalton. Hugh Page returns home from a commercial course in Lakeside Susquehanna county. Nelson Stillson librarian from Philadelphia called at the seminary. Wyoming beat Providence 16 to 8 in basketball Friday night. New students include Chick Jones Blairstown New Jersey Arthur Gardner Moscow Pennsylvania and Walter Smith Windsor New Jersey. Grace Atchison spent weekend at Carbonale. M Shields visited Nicholson over Sunday.
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Kingston
The
Independent Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse Cooper
Dalton
Hugh Page
Lakeside
Susquehanna County
Nelson Stillson
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Secord
Providence
Chick Jones
Blairstown
N. J
Arthur Gardner
Moscow
Walter Smith
Windsor
Misa Grace Atchison
Carbondale
M. Shields
Nicholson
Uniondale Teachers Institute Pleases Large Audience
The teachers institute at Uniondale's Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd and was praised as highly successful. Mr. Daniels spoke on The Missing Link, Clary Tennant impressed with his violin, Miss MeeKee recited A Hole In the Wall, and Miss Edyth Smythe delivered a strong paper on primary teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniondale
Teachers’ Institute
M. Daniels
Clary Tennant
Clary
Charles ‘Todd
Epworth League
HW. J. Orce
Uniedale Feather Foundry
Forest City
Poor Breakfast Habits Prompt Digestion Remedies
A reminiscence on breakfast routines cites a poor appetite after long fasts and notes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets helped a man regain appetite and energy. The piece blends anecdote with local notices including accidents, travels, and a mix of brief community updates.
Why Set Four production at Sawtelle company stage
A theatrical notice reports the Sawtelle company presenting Esconed from the baw tonight and afternoon. The evening show promises a dramatized performance titled Why Set Four with likely venues and cast details.
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Die Sawtelle Coimpany
Fragmented Notes on Theatrical Parody and Authorship
Fragmented OCR text discusses a theatrical parody linked to Stephen Crane and Belasco type figures, with references to a New York stage, a contributor named Charles Prohman, and a project connected to a work titled The Hash of the Whip. It mentions multiple names, dates, and a translated outline, ending with uncertainty over authorship.
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Charles Prohman
New York
Carly Twat
Wacom
Celine
Yeoh
Ted
Eigen & Speck
Rewlina
Merming
Sineadiece Rovanton and collaborators in Boise project
An unclear note mentions Sineadiece Rovanton, Telane, Thompenm Web and Wo-Whut tied to a Boise area project. Details are fragmentary but point to a collaborative local initiative with these named actors. Further context is unreadable in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sineadiece Rovanton
Telane
Thompenm Web
Boise
Markets Reflect Uncertain Outlook in Commodity Trade
A fragmented market report notes uneven demand and shifting prices across commodities. Analysts cite volatility in futures and financing concerns for producers, with investors wary of broader economic signals and potential policy impacts on trade flows.
Haumieta Ke Mabey 82 in Laehaoaina
An obituary note reports the death of Haumieta Ke Mabey aged 82 in Laehaoaina. The fragment references family and local details, with unclear surrounding context and partial names.
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Mabey
D Diire
Lay
Fragmented OCR Text
Fragmented readable fragments mentioning people and places appear without coherent events. Names such as TinTin Meri and Halie appear amid garbled phrases and scattered terms with no clear news item or outcomes.
Fragmentary Western Market Notes and Weather Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper page with scattered mentions of stock market terms weather notes and place names. Some lines reference Chicago stock activity Vesna SRW tanks feed ers and uncertain weather cues. The readable items hint at market chatter and local weather commentary without a clear cohesive event.
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Irwin Coolbaugh
Daniel Douley
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Binghamton Republican
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Willow Street
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Minghamton
James Fowler
Lanesboro
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Mire
Homer KR. Spencer
Susaquehanna
Isaac Powler
Erie
Delaware
Thomas Garland
Mineoln
BuielWert Talbot
Grace Episcopal Church
Oakland
T. J. Young
J. W. Austin
Lancebors
Jesse Harte
Register and Recorders
Montrowe
Joe Marchinkdavierius
Magele Syntinekinie
Mie
Murechinkiaviegiis Moelle
Erle
Shehte
Santanelli
Hogan Opera House
Board of Trade
Charles D. Graves
Detroit
Graves
Art Students’ League
Wyoming Seminary
Boevial
Acranton Tribune
State of Ohio
Toletda
Lucde Winity
Frank J. Chubney
Curney & Co
Doling Busines
Toledo
Cataru
J. Ceney
A. D. St
Heald AL W
Hall
Tree
Sue
Cheney & CO
Paya
Stuart
Hurine
Gerloue
Frank Dep
McNamara
Lowla
Mix
Patridge
White Valley
A. A. Cooster
Great Bond Tom
Marleyville
Ford
C. LaMont
John LaMont
Thin Place
G. K. LaMont
A. H. Seten
Drie
Goletts
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Coventry
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Charles Prohtnais
Spencer Trask & Com
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Fietier
Ane
Honda
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanes
Kinet National Mati
Screnton Sivitgenk
Hank
W. & Dine Deposit and Dieount Bank
Ilara & Shover
Kepanton Ipo Keno & Mig. Co
Raiteroy
Mattigee
Dickvon
Scheel
Scrantun
Rendiy
Bhat Ng
Ila Tirediter Bi
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ELS
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Mom Bios
Ono
Westerti
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
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America
Lhat
BR. H. Poerderer
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Chicapo
Rist
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Sandler
Steewhee
Ape
Elede
Mule
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East Liberty Stock Market
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Riélahiad
Goed Hehe
Sain
Satae
Neava Howe
Sidapis
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Msos
Union Made Clothing
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