City Notes and Upcoming Events in Atlanta
Local notices announce an evening concert by the Dadies At of ATL at Mes Arthur Loomis venue, a special meeting of Man AGHEAS, and a Christmas assembly at the Voure Women's Christhin asoelithoty. Pay days for Western workers are outlined and ticketing details for an Oval Trivad event are given. A driving club meeting reports officers and a Philadelphia arrest is noted. Entertainment includes a Members Star Course with Yor artists and a performance at the Hotel.
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MAN Agheas
Thie
Fee
Wenigers
Fiat
Ronnie
Knights of Malta Hold Weekend Visitation Across Pennsylvania
Matty Wreights greeted Grid Commander Sir Wlisha Pernowald and Grand Commandery officers during three visitations last week. Events included Steine commandery in Philadelphia on January 1 with large attendance, a January 1 past commanders degree for 23 candidates, and a gathering at Ho wiarth's hall. Bethany commandery in Ambler hosted an official visit on January 1 with delegations from Quikertown. The schedule also featured Mystle Star commandery awarding 28 Gold degrees and John Knox commandery planning a major event on February 18 with March 1 Red Cross and Sepulchre degrees. Reverend George W. Welsh preached at Petersburg.
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Matty Wreights
Wlisha S. Pernowald
Bloome-burg
Pennsylvannia
Steine Commandery
A Street
Ger Taintown Avenue
Philadelphia
Samuel J. Barnett
Delta
Chat Sentinel
George T. Brooks
Lewistown
Girvand
George H. Pieres
Supreme Recorder
Frank Gray
Supreme Sentinel
Alfred T. Jones
Georage Harvey
George DD
Vna
Chaimber
Tmperial
Mate Chester
Delaware
Willington
Howiarth
Bethany Commandery
Ambler
Montgomery County
St. Bernat
Quikertown
Theading
Cid
Theodore Panchall
John Knox
St Wilkes-Barre
George W. Welsh
Lancaster
Petersburg
David and Goliath
Bir
BE. J. Campbell
St. Paul's Commundery
Mechanics
Irving college adds large building. Bohemond commandery hosts event
Bohemond commandery No. 205 at Reading conferred Red Cross and Sepucire degrees January 15 in the new Academy hall. About 1,000 guests attended by invitation as the Friendship paraphernalia and orchestra enhanced the ceremony. The event drew visitors from across the state, marking a notable achievement for the college and its president.
Preliminary Meeting Of Driver Union Near Belpere
A preliminary meeting of drivers and Belpre was held at Raubts hall last evening. A committee was chosen to organize. Anthony Overniniker spoke for the Ten Divers' International union explaining aims and objects. John Hartinin chaired the session and urged unity for working drivers. The meeting adjourned at Shoetchoek to reconvene Thursday evening January 24 at 7 o'clock at Phib's hall.
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Fee Wigen Drivera
Belpere
Raubts
Ovreiniker Bor
Anthony
John Wo
Hartinin
Che Reisen
Shoetchoek
Phib
Obituary notices from Scranton include multiple deaths
The paper obituaries Mrs Rachiel Morgan 65 wife of David Morean died after pneumonia at home on Thirteen Street. Also Patrick Carey aged around 70 died after short illness with funeral at Holyrose Church. Thomas McGuinness aged 2 years 7 months died at home. Town Williams died after illness at 40 North Line Avenue. Funeral details listimes and cemeteries for each.
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Rachiel Morgan
David FE. Morean
Thineteenth Street
Puemmonia
Rythesy
South Wales
Tid Dean
West Scranton
South Main
Wand
Joseph Jervis
Hares
Dinah TH
Edward W. Morein
Patrick Carey
Meridian Street
Holyrose Church
Thomas McGuihie
Cornelis Mechive
Soofehoek Tomerras
Mine Workers Convention elects district delegates
Exclusive wire reports from Wilkes-Barre Jan 1 the United Mine Workers first district session chose President Nichols and Vice President Riaselvage as delegates to the national convention. Dennsey was also named as a delegate. John Fallon was elected to the national board. The convention discussed the future of the organization and salary changes for district executives. A telegram of greeting was read from miners meeting in Columbus.
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Wilkes-Barre
Van
Atteis
United Mine Workers’ Convention
First District
Nichols
Riaselvage
Dennsey
Indhinapolis
John Fallon
Whoa Wis
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
Liis
Lincoln
General Grant
Lhree
Pennsylvania
Dini
Ltch
John W. Geary
Gund
Chilkens’ Alliance
Scranton
Bridge Collapses Under Work Train In Indianapolis
Exclusive AP report from Indianapolis describes the Wrest Washington street bridge over the White River giving way at 1:20 pm as a work train of two trolley cars and four tents toppled in. Twelve workers plunged into the river with four reported injured and four rescued alive. Two horses drowned and two euthanized. City and police squads aided rescue while the bridge, condemned earlier, had been reopened after repairs.
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Indianapolis
Wrest Washington Street
White River
Pour
Medie
Edward Kern Identified in Jewelry Heist Case
The article suggests the main suspect is Edward Kern, once a violinist in a group, linked to a jewelry theft at the Wheelina store two weeks earlier. Kern and his father deny involvement and claim to seek no trouble, while a separate figure Manners downplays the allegations.
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Annes
Bial
Klein
Union Party Ticket Snafu Reported In City Elections
An exclusive wire dispatch outlines confusion around a Union Party ticket amid a city election. The report cites misprints and communication errors affecting candidate names and ballot dates, with officials urging voters to verify their ballots and polling locations.
Court House News Notes on Probate and Estate Matters
Court notes reveal probate actions in Wisconsin and related guardianship matters. Names such as Katy Weir and Joly M. Corbett appear amid disputes over wills and administration.
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Aph K
Witrams Coleven
Anil
Katy Weir
Aleve
Joly M. Corbett
Aieranton
Michael Walter
Iai
Srantot
Lottom
Lil
Wuller
Sudden Death of Hon W H Jessup Shocks Scranton
The article reports the sudden death of Hon. W. H. Jessup from heart disease in his Montrose home. It notes his prominent career as a lawyer and judge, his public service including political activity for the Republican party, and his long church service with the First Presbyterian and Montrose congregations. It mentions his family, education at Yale, legal practice, and that a lackawanna bar meeting will honor his memory.
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W. T. Jessup
Mary Mattes
Jefferson Avenue
Scranton
Louise Jessup
Alaska
Fen. V. A. Lukens
Dundee
Oathie le
Gunie
Jessum Tie
Dessup
Jefersan Avenue
Pennsylvania
Goon
United States
Tie Ts
le Wie
Puvestment Judee
Tee Street
Montrose
Lcranton
Isaac J. Post
Alfred Ligand
Mr. Post
Horace &. Eland
William EH. Jessup, Jr
Thane
Jessup & Jessup
Circuit Court of
Russell Heirs
Delaware Wind Lodge
RDS Pier
Gwin Hirge
Hiv
Todde Hia
Tipalithes
Jessup Wii
Repubtican Partis
Jessup
Presbyterian Church
Montsrose
Montrose Church
Chisd
First Presbyterian Church
Sarah W. Jas
Belvidere
Neo Dev
William He. Jessup
Albert Leisenring
Upper Lehigh
Willams Woodin
Berwick
Pan
Lackawanna Bar
World Records Broken In Six Day Bicycle Race
Exclusive AP report from Philadelphia on January 16 notes world records being broken hourly at a six day twelve lap track race. Leading teams finish tonight with distances vastly surpassing previous records though text is garbled in parts.
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Philadelphia
Lajoie Case Heard by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments in the Philadelphia club's equity suit over Napoleon Lajoie's transfer to an American League team. The court refused an injunction to prevent him from playing baseball. Decision reserved after an exclusive wire report from Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Supreme Court
Argent
Comin Leas Court
Equity
Pst
Napoleon Lajoie
Ihihedelma
Bolt Club
Lajoie
Ohio Miners Convention Elects Officers
At the Ohio miners convention in Columbus the election produced a slate led by President W. A. Hosking and Vice-President Do Sullivan of Colleton with G. W. Savige as secretary-treasurer and Dowd William Morgan named to the executive committee representing Greeneville.
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Columbus
Jin
Ohio
W. A. Hosking
Do, Sullivan
Cohoeton
G. W. Savige
Colume
Mathonal Exerite
Unclear historical note on local figures and events
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mie Fors felmihe, Meomeritative Chopor, Tale tile, Byaan, Pilko, Coopwl, Hie Gt the Hines, and Washington Bors in a garbled narrative with no coherent events or dates. Unable to determine a clear main fact or individuals.
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Indies
Weil
Weil, Liyliked Tp, Una Gaulted Hie Gt the Hines, Nee” He Waited, Mihis
Washington
Coal deliveries and pricing in Dunmore and surrounding areas
Chestnut, Stove and Ege coal delivered in forty hundred tons to all parts of Buvanton at 3.10 per ton. Dunmore priced at 1.00. Address cardere to the Mowry Wilson Coal Co Box 272 Dunmore Pa.
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Buvanton
Dunmore
Cardere
Mowry Wilson Coal Co
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