Native City Native Likely to Provide Federal Court Judge
A long local discussion centers on appointing a native of the city to preside in the new federal court. The candidate, Robert Woodrow Arch Wald, is described as a highly accomplished local who studied at public schools and Vale University, with strong ties to the community and town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Thie
Aed
Judee Archtidis
Nwander
Witelwd
Emali
Robert Woodrow Arch Wald
Vale University
Hinhert
Alfred Fland
Bevan
Thie County
Boone
Hite Dee Thoroueh Atiadent
Eaulone
Pete Ste
New Rail Road Shop Plans Stir Local Debate
Vague notes claim a young entrepreneur pushes a new railroad shop, promising job potential and repair work. Confusion follows two surveys, with residents questioning routes and safety while officials weigh future surveys and site impact.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Jokes and Odds and Ends
A garbled OCR passage recalls yesterday’s jest about a grocery store and various names. The text lists whimsical phrases and partial names with stray references to people, places, and routines, but most details are unreadable.
Historical Fragment Reflects Scrambled Phrases and Names
A jumble of garbled text appears to reference people, places, and possible events in a dated script. The legible fragments hint at changes, treatment, or oversight, with unclear connections and no coherent narrative.
Local voters back party at Beranton convention
A transcription shows voters in Beranton backing a party at a convention. The fragment mentions Alexander from a nearby city and notes support for a candidate or platform. The text is garbled but indicates a favorable vote outcome and related names in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Wal
Alexander
Ne City
Vie Convention Maar
Olin
Questionable Health Claims Amid Weather Narrative
Fragmented text promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for numerous ailments linked to winter and a shifted climate. It includes testimonials and insurance of alcohol free content, urging readers to buy via a One-cent stamp for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetlaw Deyke
Tieton
Hoyelen
Pierce
Tonle Snannes
Stapihe
Ghaye
Kane
Ubvers
Wwe
Andy
Malilpoee Boe
H. . Lorey
Hufule S
Campaign to fund library renovation urged in Carbondale
A drive seeks pledges and a Warranter fund to rescue Carbondale’s library, which holds about 3,400 volumes many with damaged backs and dilapidated shelves. The space is cramped and funding falls short, making a major renovation a vital community act. interest from Carnegie could be pivotal.
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Elty
Hedda
Ely
Publica Service
Carnegie
Carbondale
Ruins of Olf Metropolitan Area After Fire Near Seventh Avenue
A derelict block along Seventh Avenue near a corner shows collapsed walls and damaged structures. A passerby reports a dancer injured and a wreckage strewn streets with unpainted facades and broken windows. Local property owners fear prolonged damage before rebuilding.
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Nak
Seventh Avenue
Cms
Gene
A Useful Work From J Shielle and Hawn dy of Jerman
A public notice announces a forthcoming publication titled The First Aid Handbook by Dr Shields a leader of a local surgical society. The work aims to provide practical instructions for first aid and emergency care along with the society’s aims and locations where it will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Shielle
Thomas Hawndy
Jerman
Thin City
Dr. Shields
Ile
Ruidl Monte
Bhields
Local resident files suit over medical treatment outcome
Mrs. A Heelies of the South Sidhe sues after a stroke treatment outcome impacting her son School Director Patek B Heelies. The suit cites alleged medical errors and alleges the move affected recovery with strained results noted last night.
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A. Heelies
South
Sidhe
Patek B. Heelies
Piouyer
Unreadable OCR Left List of Names and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names and terms with no clear event or context. It mentions people such as Motrin 2s and Pe Psobie alongside Willam Evans and Davie Wiline, with scattered fragments like Migs Mary Meandegh and Kenyon. The item lacks coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loetoot Leffers
Monaininay
Letiale Pogtetlee
Willam Evans
Davie Wiline
Migs
Mary Meandegh
Mike Mertha Kenyon
Mies
Mollie Miteher
Elgale
Metallo Clan Meeting Hears Vets Referenced for Defense
A mistranscribed report notes the Metall totes Clan meeting where leaders requested to base veterans on Fooserock and conduct events in the evenings. The Mercathle association intends to move to redivestment and weather a new cycle during MOND Mester, with plans for holiday timing and security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebase
Heron
Fooserock
Durin
Deventer
Local worker’s aid leads to sale near Port Jeeves misread
A garbled report describes a worker named H. Jaeck from WLW Lack Mire ay involved in a confusing incident on the way to a marketplace. The text mentions a delivery route to Port Jeves and a need for help with a sale, but many words are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jaeck
Marsantll
Fulton
Port Jeeves
Meetings Tonight Riveree and Buna Veterans
Local notices list gatherings for Riveree 12 Thandelplean and Buna Veterans Branch Wi. Catholic Mutual renews community matters in Carbondale canton with references to Paccharein Mils tow and related rent desecration concerns.
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Riveree
Thandelplean
Buna Veterans
Catholic Mutual
Carbondale
Canton
Paccharein Milstow
Polish Child Daughter of Mr and Mrs Partell Dies
A Polish child, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Partell of Llunjeon, died Wednesday night. He never had been sick but a short time. The remarks indicate a sudden death or illness shortly before.
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Alex
John Parteh
Llunjeon
Ieee
Mysterious Thief Footage Spurs City Police Probe
In a South Whist, officers investigate a call reported to Cyprian authorities. The incident involves a telephone company and a local titleholder in a yearlong dispute, with residents awaiting further details.
Delaware anonymous workers begin half pay today
The article notes that employees will receive their pay for the first half of the current month today. Officials from the department confirm the payment schedule and emphasize timely disbursement to all staff members.
Health Board Weighs Vaccination Policy At April Enactment
City health board met to review vaccination enforcement in schools. Officials delayed action to first week in April due to severe weather and grip spread concerns. Members stressed contagion risks persist despite postponement and urged vaccination as conditions allow.
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Bord of Wealth
John Nilen
Wealth Board
Harrishure
Williameport
Von
Queen City Telephone Company Incorporation in Albany
A company named Queen City Telephone Company was incorporated in Albany New York with capital of 500000 to operate telephones in eastern cities. It plans to issue 20000 more stock on various lines and connect with the Caren Telephone exchange. Connections likely Buffalo to Farnanton and Lackawanna area to the city. Some stockholders are linked to the Michigan company.
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Queen City
Albany
Mon Iy
Buffalo
Feranton
Lackawanna
Mhekawatnn
Fire destroys engine No 216 as crew escapes injury
Tuesday afternoon engine No. 216 of the Delaware and Madison company caught fire in a vestige workshop. Firefighting efforts failed to save the whole cab. brake man John Welch was injured while fighting the blaze but survived.
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Delawere and Madson Company
John Welch
War Mimored town night uproar and local committee actions
A damaged report describes a nighttime disturbance in Bemnton Selk mil area with the top committee meeting over recent strike adjustments. It notes local conduct and accounts of workers, with unclear names and dates highlighted amid the confusion.
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Bemnton Selk
Sean
Uney
Settinas
Dermsn
Community mourns loss of Mire farmer
Local residents from the city extend sympathy to the bereaved family of Mire farmer Ann Wag geri of Arete and James I McHale of Chiveh street. The community notes the sorrow and remembers the deceased with warmth and support for the relatives.
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Ann Waggeri
Arete
Mere
James I
McHale
Chiveh Street
Pele
Yosidemue
Sti Wat Dso
Keystone Dramatic Company To Bring Nine Plays Next Week
The Keystone Dramatic Company, praised for its good reputation, will present a lineup including The Tops In The Company, In Sight of St Pauls, A Boiler of the Binoplite, Captain Jerne, and The Hircomnaker with Howard Wall and Kate Miypiner in leading roles.
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Keystone Dramathe Company
Howard Wall
Kate Miypiiner
Amine
Sleht
St. Pauls
Boller
Binoplite
Captain Jerne
Hircomnaker
Watton Looters Disrupt Village Night Out
Jolly young residents from Archinidd invade Watton loots night causing disruption and a lively scene. A planned ride party is altered due to a lack of wheels at several stops, but the youths still enjoy a merry time and lively atmosphere.
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Archinidd
Thadiithan nupohany of the Toles property on Gordon avenue
A brief notice in The Tribune reports a Thaleware and Pideeny takeover of the Toles property on Gordon Avenue announced yesterday. The fragmented text confirms a transfer by two named companies amid a local land action.
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Thadiithan
Nupohany
Toles
Gordon Avenue
the Tribune
For 50 Years mothers have been giving their children for croup
For half a century mothers have relied on a common remedy to ease children's croup coughs and colds, a practice passed through generations. The article notes continued use of the remedy amid evolving medical guidance.
Consumption Cure for Croup Promoted by Hamurlie Ab
An old advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure as essential for quick relief from infant gasping and croup. It claims availability at druggists in We, Geo, and offers a six bottle package for one dollar with a money back guarantee.
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Shiloh
Ehilah
Geo
Railroad Seeks Walsh Tract Sale for Yard Use
Negotiations near completion for the Walsh tract at the far end of Gordon avenue to come under railroad control for yard purposes. Additional purchases are under review as part of the expansion plans. Mrs Margaret Pidgeon died in this city Monday morning and was buried yesterday afternoon. The funeral service at St Rose de Lima was led by Rev Walter Gorman with pallbearers named Connell Neary Krown Judge Fuller Lavin Neary Moran. Interment followed beside her husband in the local Catholic cemetery.
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Gordon Avenue
Margaret Pidgeon
St. Rose de Lima
Welock
Tey
Walter Gorman
Willian Connell
Patrick Neary
Michael Krown
Jol Judge
John Fuller
Michael Lavin
Matthew Neary
Thomas Moran
Brown & McCann Announces Ss Commencement Sale
Brown and McCann advertise a Thursday start closeout offering shirts at $1.00, shirts at 63 cents with collars attached, and neckwear. The ad promotes discounts on select soc shirts and collar accessories.
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Soc
Sermon at Trin ite Episcopal Church Praised
Theo Charlee Boot, rector of the Fiplecopal church at Surquyhanila, preached an excellent sermon on the lessons of Lent and urged faithful observance of Anglican customs. Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30, Rev. Charles Foscenden of St. Janet church Jermyn will deliver the sermon.
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Theo, Charlee Boot
Surquyhanila
Trinite Episcopal Church
O'Clork
Charles Foscenden
St. Janet
Jermyn
Scranton Social Notes Mixed Health and Visits
Mise Mary Clary of Pig street visits Brook lyon street friends. John W. James of South Church Street confined at home by grip. Miss Walter Gorman of Scranton visits daughter Mrs P A Duffy on Pike street. Mise Mary Homan and her brother Tennis of Fermoy Wayne county visit here Tuesday. T J Herbert leaves Tuesday for Chicago for a bookkeeper position at a large company. Miss Myrtle Bryant ill with rheumatism slowly improving. Frank Heddon Cunard travelling passenger agent communicates with J J Gorman local agent Tuesday. Joseph Barry of Seventh Avenue can resume work after tonsillitis. Contractor Eugene Dowe improving at his Anthracite apartments after several days away.
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Mise
Mary Clary
Pig Street
Scranton
Brooklyon Street
John W. James
South Church Street
Mie
Walter Gorman
P. A. Duffy
Pike Street
Mise Mary Homan
Twnnis
Fermoy
Wayne County
T. J. Herbert
Chicago
Laurie
Myrtle Bryant
Frank Heddon
Cunard
Eugene Dowe
Pleasant Surprise Party for Miss Gertrude Weaver
Miss Gertrude Weaver enjoyed a large birthday surprise on Delaware street last evening hosted by many young friends. The event featured a program of recitations duets and dialogue with attendees including Blanche Harrie May L. Davis Nellie Moane Lena Hinmann Helen Jones David Jones and more. news mentions visits by Miss Alvetta Hutchins and others.
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Gertrude Weaver
Delaware Street
Loust Midnlight
Susquehanna Street
Hapiiot Churel
Addresas Dwehatrman
Florence Priest
Blanche
Elisa Harrie
May L. Davis
Neliie Moane
Lena M. Hinmannand
Helen Jones
David Jones
Chairenee Thome
Biwnehe Harris
Annie Twaddie
Maceie Watkins
von Duthie
Viedwen Doris
Moms Davie
May Were
Chinthe
Eyam Cehtihe
Sole
Adrode
Jathes
Jadmission
Alvetta Hutchins
New York
W. OT. Richards
Hyde Park
Dr. Davis
Lackawanna Street
J. C. O'Malley
Dunmearte Street
John Lioyrd
Wilkes-Barre
Tawi
Charies Velton
Arcowne Aagadi
Taylor Presbyterian Church to Crown New Era in Community
A special retView at Taylor Presbyterian church Sunday will ordain an elder and administer communion led by Rev. Motta. Professor Plumley’s series draws strong attendance as plans for a debt-free, expanded church unfold. A festival fundraiser March 18 features booths, quilts, and a five cent admission with spot prizes. Ensuing council sessions discuss reorganization and annexation doubts linger over Pyne and Archbald. A pipe organ installation proceeds thanks to generous supporters amid local civic and religious activity.
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Taylor Presbyterian Church
P. Motta
Plumley
Taylor
Biowart Memorial Church
Tin
Frank
Xuctee
Archbald
Pyne
Charis J. Evans
North Main Riter
Willam L. van Bieklek
Olyphat
J Kuskirk
Main Street
Yustering
Local Journal Highlights Visitors and Burials
The article lists various residents and visitors including William Decker of South Beanton calling on Orleans In town, Mrs St A Hore and Miss Twweeze returning home from Carbondale, Susie Prolite visiting from Well Seven ton, Joseph Fairclough visiting his father Joseph Muirclough, Mrs James Ayers staying with Mr and Mrs James Powell, and Edward Museen from Mumsom visiting yesterday.
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Micohe
Nanticoke
William Decker
South Beamnton
St. A
Hore
Carbondale
Mise
Susie Prolite
Weel Sevanton
Joseph Fairclough
Green Ridge
Joseph Muirclough
James Ayers
Dickeon City
Wis
Janes Powell
North Maintreet
Treasidy
Edward Museen
Mumsom
Taylor
Local notes from Milford and Scranton area columns
The page lists a string of local items from Milford and nearby areas including visitors Ella Chapmin in Wilkes-Barre, social events at home of Mr. and Mrs. Piyron T. Stanton, and notices of residents traveling. It mentions church and club activities, a fireman event, and comments on local journalism and a boxing incident in London.
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Wit
Milford
C. Cook
de Ville
Mika Nelle
Wilkes-Barre
Mere
Ella Chapmin
Amonng
Wilken-Traye
Mr. and
Mex
Piyron T. Stanton
Akele Owo WaUtlees
Ruth
Domitd
Stenten
Sornton
Meneur
Ott
Renin Monds
Chinenter
Battle
Hemie
Weilediay
Vieke Tie Boether
Forever
Mast Lemon
Joe Wiegine
Proneds Vom
Scranton
Baptist Young People's Govlery
McKinley Sacha
Delat
Ull
Tewksbury and Prooklyn Notes In Scranton District Update
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports confusion in Pennsylvanian towns including Tewksbury and Brooklyn, with prices and events at Georgetown games and local school programs. The piece notes a funeral, health updates, and community changes such as moved stores, church activities, and planned improvements in housing and industry.
Wollos of the Methodiat church hold service on Mall Street
Avoca readers attend a service at the Methodiat church on Mall Street beginning Tuesday with some seating in the Divers block while a service of prayers and hymns is planned. Miss Lorca McAndrew of AleAtone site is tending to a grip injury at the home of Matthew Boylini, fourteen, son of Pelter and Mra Boylan. He was found frozen near the Livckundaine neck after an incident at the Vewdo works. He was removed to the Wane of Wis and died later at 290 o'clock. Father Qulonan of Prieraron presided at Mayy'e chavoh on Tooiday evening. Henney Mecotorts of Brownsville is seen in a transportation incident shown by salt ine down stair, while Drepiing for onuke: i ibe son ia. Miss Aatuyest OTifond Wilh vey de Benita Seale paadiy.
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Methodiat Ulsoopal
Mall Street
Mise Lorca McAndrew
AleAtone
Matthew Boylini
Mra
Pelter Boylan
Tdveois
Elaokt
Yester
Livckundaine
Eneck
Uefa
Qulonan
Prieraron
Tooiday
Henney
Headache Capsules Claim Quick Cure for Severe Cases
An advertisement asserts Kranee's Headache Capsules rapidly relieve severe headaches and fatigue. It mentions benefits include clearing pain and leaving the user fresh, with branding by Martine Brow and mentions related remedies for ailments.
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Martine Brow
Arthur Brisbane Secures Scoop for the Sun
The text appears garbled and unreadable. key names such as Arthur Brisbane and Associated press style are present but no clear event or outcome can be derived from the fragment. No verifiable facts or locations are extractable to form a substantive summary.
One Fare to Washington by Lehigh Valley Rail Road
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets to Washington D C for March 1 2 and a 3 at one fare. Tickets valid return inclusive March 9 except on the Black Diamond Express with limited stop overs allowed at Philadelphia and Baltimore by ticket holder. For details consult Lehigh Valley Railway office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Washington
Maroh
Hiack
Philladelphia
Baltimore
Deat of
Hoket
Tid Wirthio
Lee
Lehigh
Inauguration Ceremonies in Washington DC March Fourth
Fragmentary notice describes round trip tickets to Washington for inauguration ceremonies with routes via Philadelphia or Northumberland and Manitoba, with stated fares and return deadline around March 4.
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Washington, D. C
Waehingam
Philadelphia
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Bende
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Aim
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Pateth
Dena
Cyprian
Opera
Inele
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Hamurlie
Brown & McCann’s
Soc Neckwear
Eanee
Price
Sec Wool Glove
Soc Astricale
Olyphant
Lackawanna Punch
Hyder United American Mechanica
Alice Cooper
Barbertown
Hotel
Brown & McCann
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Batwamnanen
Ohio
Tuntington
Indiana
Eclass
Searle
Ladies’ Society of
Te Drotherhowd
Locomotive Kiremen
Pythins Wall
Denney Gaamaese
Ie Na Pirsly
Uwitepes
Ben Tharueds
A. Gome
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London
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England
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Susquehanna
Suecquehanna
Tewksbury
Prooklyn
Poston
Georges Town
Hewy Tavier
Oyleivid Tan Anp
Soute
Sidney Muster
Turnpike Spree
Heilly
Harrison
Tmtmire
Reilly
Wrother
Kll
Presbyterian Chutel
Traindt
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Laverene
Jackson Township
George Wahington
Trey
Broderick
Bey
Westoy
Eric Iain
Avoca
John L. and
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