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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
5
A lengthy Carbondale notice lists train arrivals and local election candidates. It names Hendricke company staff, board of health officers, ward and district candidates, and poll-related details with numerous names and offices.
Fragmentary timetable notes list trains to Scranton and connections to New York and other points. References to Garbordele, Serato, and Chieti appear, with unclear times and routes.
Fragmented report notes Hone and Mat Froite departing an unnamed station and Suda trains at Waim for Samuelaniay kU Westen connections. Mentions BD Poon for Siequelanin and western aiinta. Details are unclear with several garbled phrases and dates.
The Carbondale Republican primaries held this afternoon nominate candidates for mayor treasurer and council. Frank Rommelmeyer L A Roberts Elon M T Burke vie for mayor with Roberts championing the water trust and Burke improving finances. Gelder and Tappan attract attention as younger party voices.
A Charlotteville farmer and his wife describe severe stomach trouble and nervous weariness. After switching to Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal, they report improved digestion, better sleep, increased strength, and renewed energy for farm work.
Jere McAuliffe drew large crowds in Carbondale in a week of performances. The entertaining comedian delighted audiences with versatile roles and high appeal across repeated appearances on stage.
The article notes McAuliffe as a favorable stage affiant with a jovial crowd reacting to the show. Arthur De Voy is cited as a victim during rehearsals and performances. Walter Legpee Yui hosts a notable dog attraction, and the McAuliffe company plans to end its engagement with performances of Conviet 1210 and Sheming of Fyjey, while other acts like The Bonnie Brier Bush are scheduled.
Veteran actor Wi Stoddard headlines the Grand as Chirhbondalians praise Mr Fyne for securing a notable fare. Beginning Monday the house offers Perry O Dell and Dees comedianks with opening act The Peri. On Wednesday night The Secret Despatch plays, followed by Wah H. Kenglé Thursday.
The poor board debated paying rent for the city hall meeting room. Attorney Butler urged forming a committee to confer with the building committee or take the case to court if needed. A city solicitor will be consulted as part of the ongoing discussion.
A party of five hunters from Richmond faced charges for hunting out of season in Dunedian. They were fined with additional penalties and one man escaped before a city-wide search for the remainder. nine rabbits and game were seized, and meat value assigned.
The excerpt presents a jumbled religious or biblical paraphrase with names like Genesis and Salem. It references divine kings, prophecies, and timeless themes, suggesting themes of judgment, faith, and eternity without coherent narrative or clear events.
The Tennessee menbers had a highly enjoyable evening on Thursday as guests of the Minses conllu vuial Dormit Barly on Seventh Avenue. Photos were taken of the group by Mistone. Present were Abate uel Agile Monahan Kate Nell Little gorel McDonnydd Mics Glennon Laulee Bishan Dora Ceoella Harty.
Last evening the Centennial event drew a lively crowd to Burke's hall where a Welli enterprise and a Mozart orchestra provided music. The gathering was prominent among Robbly eleeleven residents, with strong attendance and a festive mood marking the evening.
An item notes Curlondale Medloil Academy will meet Wednesday evening December 14 and Tuesday time has been moved to the nivectiie of predic? 0dels of Serduton. Beranton resident Weblau will deliver an address.
A Thursday night dancing class drew a crowd moving to the music at Mennett’s Bath, with plans to continue next week from Moyal to the venue.
An open endorsement from Mrs. L. J. Roneggs of Kansas City extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for treating uterine, nervous, and menstrual ailments. The letter asks women to seek the free advice of Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass and notes widespread public support for the remedy.
An offer is posted for the return of a person linked to a local case. The notice mentions a public publication and a medical company in Lyin Muss and cites officials seeking cooperation. No clear names or exact dates are provided in the readable text.
The young people are preparing to have a enjoyable event, with plans for a dance and tents. Details are uncertain due to damaged text but indicate a gathering organized by Collins and others at an unspecified location.
Mrs. Cattle Rine Awouriery, a Carbendale resident, died this morning after a lingering illness at Battle Avenue residence. Born in Carbendale about fifty years ago, she was the wife of William ob Murny, long-time sexton at Saint page church. She leaves her husband, four daughters Ann Lawn Katheyn and Macy Mure ray, one son Any Tan Murraus tne sister Morw Jit O Malley, and three brothers Michel Thethlek and dunes Murphaul. Funeral services will be held Monday at Saint Rave church with burial in St.ose cemetery.
A reader from Crawford County requests guidance on the upcoming city treasurer election. The note asks for support and thanks the recipient in advance for any assistance.
Reports say George Myers of Hewes has died in a Delaware Pike collision last weekend in this city area. Police believe the victim was involved in the accident, with details still uncertain.
Notice that F. Fox announces a civil service examination in February for two postal positions. All applications must be submitted with relevant materials by the stated deadline. The event details include the location and specific offices involved.
Sunday gatherings list Ploneer Father Mathew society Joseph's Cadets and Order Hellway Conductors with no further details or outcomes provided.
Mrs Julie Reynolds of Verrave Street is among several residents linked to a city incident. The fragment notes multiple people connected to the event and references an unspecified location. Further details are unclear in the readable text.
A fragment describes a planned gathering by the St Atoyvslue society on Easter Monday at Burke's hall. The notice mentions an intent to conduct a musical or ceremonial program ending with a unifying act, featuring the Mozart orchestra and unspecified performances.
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous lodge and workers groups including Vonight Court Lily No 6O, Porestors of ATED, Dine lodge, Slidell arc, Mine Workers with unclear dates or actions. The text lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Ceargye J Needham, a traveling agent for Walon Paettie railbrown, met Thaseell Shepherd MP at the fire telecommunication station yesterday. Mise Bessle Murda of Oputitye, ML 0, hosted her guest lodging with B.Saris of the oli.
Borough council members gathered with a near full attendance in Jermyn to discuss charter issues and borough finances. Several appointments were made to committees including the solicitor and county attorney, and candidates were named for re election in the wards amid controversies over past conduct.
The town heard of several church events and health updates. Rev Maynard Thompson will preach at Dirt Baptist church tomorrow morning on The Peace of Prive. John Howarth, Cemetery Street, shows signs of improvement after weeks of severe illness. A large fair attendance occurred last night with Hogarth's band and Miss Nealon entertaining. Pete Atte Richard Cole, 100 years old, died yesterday after a brief illness. Prof Parrett returns from Larkeside, recovering from illness. details say he is improving.
Dougher moved furniture to the Matthews building on Delaware Street after a Wednesday blaze destroyed the pink of the dwelling. Local candidates form for Justice of the Peace in the forthcoming election. Various church events and visits noted as community life continues in Blakely and Dunmore areas with several residents ill or traveling.
Wilson Fire company members organize extensive preparations for an upcoming fair to be held Monday evening in Peckville. Notices outline Republican primaries at S W Arnold’s office and a church session led by Rev J S Thon with viewing and service times listed.
Jieeph Ribble of Clark Summit died suddenly in Femnaton on Wednesday due to rupture of a blood vessel. He leaves a wife. Funeral plans listed with local names and places. Also noted are community events at the Seventh Day and Methodist churches, a week of prayer, and local social updates including visits from Chinesh visitors and Fred J. Walker’s return to Wigine County.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals possibly in a local setting with names like George Houser from Scranton and mentions merchants in the area. Details are garbled and hard to interpret, but appears to reference a social or community notice and a convalescent context.
Fragmentary notice reports names and locations with many garbled words. Readable items include Scranton visitor Miss Lissie Slackhoun at Kresge and Che Wisma My reference, with others obscured.
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe effective remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It claims no cocaine or dangerous drugs, notes suitability for children, and cites endorsements from Dr. Thasdell and Dr. Withiwright. Available at fifty or sixty cents with a free booklet by mail from B A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Andrew J Taylor Dole, a pioneer resident of the borough, died at his Main Street home after a lingering illness. He was 70, served as justice of the peace, and was a long time officer in Acitia lodge and the Masons. The obituary notes his civic service and community involvement, followed by church and fraternal announcements, rehearsal plans for the Taylor Orritorio society, and other local events.
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York wire service item mentions a headline style reference to MAMTA and a sequence of unreadable names and terms. The readable context is minimal, with no clear event dates or concrete actions to summarize.
An irregular note describes a mysterious remedy named Bree Quiine Pablete said to cure a cold in the dugout. The brief item lacks clear context or corroborating details about persons or organizations.
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