West Scranton Latter Day Saints Hold Special Meeting
A Co operative hall gathering hosted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints featured Elder Joseph T. Finkinson and Elder William H. Smart. The event covered warnings from heavenly messengers and prophecies, with Smart outlining signs before major events and urging faith and repentance.
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Co-operative Hall
Church of Jesus Chelat
Latter Day Saints
Eller Joseph T. Finkinson
Pennsylvania
Finkinson
William Hy Smart
Eastern States
Smart
Mary
Gol
Heavenly
Cioll
Leivenly
Undefined Phrase Perplexes Readers With Obscure Passage
A fragmentary line presents a challenging wording about defen tages and profound silence, leaving scholars unsure of its precise meaning and origins.
Reverend Evan Williams Preaches at Plymouth Church
Rev Evan BR Williams a Marietta college graduate preached at Plymouth Congregational church to a large audience. He spoke on Matthew 10 32 33 and is to become minister at Coolville Ohio starting the first Sunday in August. He will marry Miss Jemima Jones August 1 and then move to Coolville.
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Evan BR. Willams
Marietta
Plymouth Congregational Church
Williams
Evan J. Williams
Pampton Street
Central
Marietta College
Coolville
Ohio
Willa
Jemima Jones
North Bromley Avenue
West Side Glee Society Forms at Welsh Church
A mixed choir organized at First Welsh Contregational church on Routh Main avenue aims to compete in the Labor Tryersteddfod. The West Side Glee Society elected Conductor Davis Jenking as leader, Theophilia Bowen as president, John T. Maris as secretary, and Owen Thomas as treasurer. A next meeting will assign choristers who wish to join.
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Routh Main Avenue
Mr Hat
West Side Glee Society
Davis Jenking
Theophilia Bowen
John T. Maris
Owen Thomas
Pines
Burial Notices From City Cemeteries In Brief
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas F P Regan of Sixteenth Street was buried yesterday afternoon in Cathedral cemetery. Philly Freeborn ended his life with a revolver. funeral services and burial were conducted from his home on Hampton Street and Pittston avenue cemetery. The remains of Thomas Walsh found dead on South Ninth Street were interred yesterday afternoon in Cathedral cemetery.
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Thomas FP. Regan
Sixteenth Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Philly Freeborn
Hlampton Street
Ow'olowk
Pittston Avenue
Thomas Walsh
South Ninth Street
Local News Briefs From Town Events And Incidents
A garbled page note covers various town happenings including a family incident near Washer Street, a child injury and a caregiver, a store incident near Mateteelay, and multiple local civil papers. It mentions a move to Lily Dale for a chemical comparison event, with attendees described as having a day of diversions and activities.
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Tir
Mears
Pete Format
Beth the Weiling
Tel Mie
Pad Wardle
Mat Dilegold
Lily Dale
Owin Langely
Our Sewing Machine Proves Superior By Name Alone
We claim no machine is better than the best science and experience can build. A well advertised name costs millions, yet money cannot buy a better sew ing machine. Urs is up to date in every respect and made by leading manufacturers. It is as fully guaranteed as any machine sold for twice the price when lacking the name.
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Urs
Substitutes and tonics advertised by Marlon & Co
An advertisement lists Before Meals Appetizer After Meals Digestive and Tonic products sold by Marlon & Co at 62 WLTA New York with endorsements from various suppliers. The notice mentions Vita hanihe and other brand names and states the items are sent gratis and postpaid to those who write for it.
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All Directions
Tefine Substitutes
Marlon & Co
WLTA
Newe York
Qui- Vita Hanihe
Beck
Endoramenta
Emperon
Wongeress
Vrinees
Condinali
Arelitdelope
Erate
Postyaid
Community Sees Wide Range of Relatives Visiting Town
Local residents report relatives and friends visiting from various places including Lake Ariel Atlantic City and Springfield. The notices note guests staying with families on Elm Street Academy Street and North Lincoln Avenue while plans for short trips and returns home are described.
Pippine mile is becoming proprietor in distant islands
Fragmented text references the Mawatian and Filiydnoe, noting art, music, and nature motifs. It highlights the national life and adaptation of European names, with mentions of Autumn, Rome, and forest imagery, plus an invented scene of distant shores and old songs.
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Uly
Sophie
Unclear note from Le Roy firm on CHAIN preparation
Fragmentary message from Mure Fond Co in Le Roy discusses a CHAIN preparation and mentions Mocha and Rapectiulte. The text is garbled, with several illegible phrases and unclear references to individuals including JACMSON, MD. No clear outcome or date is evident.
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Flenesee Mure Fond Co
le Roy
Dunmore Borough School Board Schedules 53 Teachers and New Principal
The Dunmore borough school board held a Saturday session to appoint 53 teachers and 10 janitors for the ten borough schools and to elect a principal for No. 4 building. Professor Joseph Gray sought reappointment but failed two prior exams. a third examination was granted after debate.
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Joseph Gray
Bulldine
Ffty
Torough
Joesph Gray
D. Bovard
Spencer
Gray
Miller
Special session called and carried by chair
A special session was convened at the call of the chair and approved by the body. The meeting proceeded as scheduled with the chair leading the private or public session and the outcome recorded for the record.
Why I am a Baptist and other sermons at local churches
Rev. J. Le Kreamer preached the final sermon on Why I am a Baptist at Dudley Street Baptist Church attracting a large audience. Morning sermons covered Simon Peter the Fisherman with Rev. J. D. Dabney and The Rock Foundation and A Walk and Talk with Jesus. The Methodist Episcopal church heard Rev. A. J. Van Cleft speak on The Disciples of Christ in a Storm. Presbyterian services led by Rev. Harry Nye on The Father Glorified by the Perfect Work of His Son. Evening services were not held.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Kreamer
Simon Peter
J. D. Dabney
Rock Foundation
Jesus
Disciples of Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Pather
Presbyterian Church
Harry Nye
Dunmorean Baritone Dreyer Wows Methodist Audience
Henry P. Dreyer, a promising baritone fresh from Houston, impressed Dunmore churchgoers despite a cold. He performed How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me O Lord, The Promise of Life, and The Day is Ended. He plans a year in Europe with Willam Whites and study with Italian teacher Vanuchent.
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Puurtlett
Dreyer
Europe
Willam Whites
Ttalian
Vanuchent
Whitney
Funeral and Society Notices From Weary Dryer District
A list of local community notices from the Weary Dryer area describes funeral attendance and religious services. It mentions 250 West Drinker Street and identifies several individuals linked to the events. The fragmentary text references social and church figures and recent rites within the neighborhood.
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Weary Dryer
Kut Polvr
Thoeimae Preitigeries
Weet
North Scranton Man Dies After Freight Car Fall
J W Guest son of Mr and Mrs William H Guest of 118 Watkin Street a PennsylvanIa brakeman was thrown from the top of a freight car at Landith station Delaware on Saturday and fractured his skull dying two hours later He formerly resided here Remains to arrive at 150 this afternoon on the Lackawanna railroad and will be buried in Dunmore cemetery He is survived by his wife and two children.
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William H. Guest
Watkin Atrout
Penneylvania
Landith Station
Delaware
Lackawanna
Dunmore
Guest
Funeral of Mr Thome Watkin in Providence
The funeral for Mr Thome Watkin, longtime painter of Providence, Episcopal church organist, and choir member, was held after his death from brain fever in terneon. Relatives and a large congregation filled the church and cemetery in a solemn service with floral tributes and remembrances from friends and the choir.
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Thome Watkin
Iechawanm Njopitallat
Ie Providence Methollat
Acai Tlm
Tie Church
Serviers
Asia
T.t. Oouth
Obituary notices from local cemetery and church services published
Fragmented text reports multiple funeral and community notices. It mentions interment in Cathedral cemetery for Athte Joseph Met nigan, and references attendees including Warren G. and William A. Hees of Sori Main Avenue. It notes a baby boy arrival at a residence on Ohwteh Avenue, and patrolman Palmer and family. Also mentions Rev. B C Meadling at Teun Avenue Baptist and James Bailey preaching at Sonh Mite Avenue Baptist due to road conditions.
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Nan Mae
Cathedral Cemetery
Stanton Haw
Joseph
West Market Street
Warren G. Anl
Willian A. Hees
Sori Main Avenue
Mervey’s Lake
Gicarge Dalton
Adekeeper
Gorned Podstruction Company
Muladwiphia
Lerippeevill Seunwdenge
Meo
Denn Fines
Ohwteh Avenue
Palmer
Serth Munsvenie
B.C
Meadling
Teun Avenue
James Bailey
Sonh Mite Avenue
South Scranton Notes Funeral in Brooklyn and Local Events
The note lists the funeral of Mrs. Anna Miller in Brooklyn attended by many, led by Rev. John Schmidt of Hickory Street Baptist Church. It mentions pallbearers, a possible interment at Pulgstri Avenue Cemetery, and references to local civic and athletic events, clubs, and social gatherings with scattered crowd involvement.
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Anna Miller
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Schmidt
Hickory Street Baptist Church
Frederick Peldner
Peter Nye
Charles Wapulski
Michaelpindle
William Forks
Jan
de Wallaby
Willie Marken
Sihetaina
Ibbulios Iopo
New York
Diuneer Manimerehra
Geren Hall
Benton Athletic Club
Address orders to J. Turkey at 1914 Cedar Ave
South Side central city and central Cryde Park reference a mailing or delivery directive. The note lists J. Turkey as the recipient with a contact phone 668. It reads like a fragmented local instruction.
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South Side
Central City
Cryde Park
J. Terkey
Cedar Ave
Fragmentary quotes show misread text and garbled OCR
The readable parts reveal disjointed dialogue about professionalism in boxing and a statement about rising to a higher status. The fragment includes speech about masking or hiding faults and reversing roles, but the context and speaker identities are unclear.
Miss Beacon Street Bellows in Early Marriages
The Philadelphia Record reports playful dialogue on early marriages with Miss Lakesite responding affirmatively. The brief item captures a light exchange and local tone of wit.
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