City Notes The Wrong Number In Garbled Copy
A garbled item reports a disturbance at 15 Pennaventiv instead of Hegetated. The Beranton Glee Club meets tonight at 7 in Meare hall. Trade meeting postponed due to scheduling conflicts. A polarizing animation program will be shown Friday through Saturday evenings. John Williams, the man held by police, was taken to the insane asylum by relatives.
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Penn Aventiv
Beranton Glee Club
Letter Oouriers’ Asociation
Meare’ Hall
Hillside
John Willams
Notified death shocks Pittston Avenue home tragedy
An investigation into the death of Parick Breen's child after a Monday incident at a Pittston avenue residence was ordered. Rev Bell of Shiloh Baptist church was surprised by parishioners at his Dixcourt home, where the gathering was described as an enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotoner Thoberts
Parick Breen
Pittston Avenue
Shiloh Baptist Church
Tin Dixcourt
Archbold Letter From India At Firat Presbyterian Meeting
A missive from Mirenius Archbild, traveling in India and visiting mission stations, will be read at the Firat Presbyterian church youth meeting. The letter is described as of recent interest to attendees.
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Archbalins
India
Mirenius Archbild
Firat Presbyterian Church
Mer
Archbold
Officers Installed at Ancient Order Meeting
Jasleo 104 of the Ancient Order Wight of the Mystic Chain installed several officers. Ast commander FR Arcott and view commander Philip Trattentehagtati led roles with Griffin Joy recording series. Other names include Hword Jones inside guard and John Nowbarrs outside guard.
Stolen horse and buggy from Penn Avenue in Mandh
Merchant Towle Rupprecht reported a valuable horse and buggy stolen from in front of his business on Penn Avenue at 4 o'clock Mandh evening. The sorrel horse has brey spots on hips and a rainbow colored harness with a black pul ber top and dark green running gear. Police are searching for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle Rupprecht
Penn Avenue
Brey
Hugeyie
Large Clothing Manufacturer Moves to New Orange N J
Max Ernst, a large clothing producer with a government contract to supply 260 000 uniforms, shifts operations from New York to New Orange New Jersey. He currently staffs about 600 in several New York factories and plans to add around 400 workers in the new building being fitted with machinery and shafting for tailors. The move involves union labor and is endorsed by the Pedery Non of Labor, per M Tompkins president of the New Orange Industrial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ernst
New York
Ernst
M. Tompkins
New Orange Industrial Association
Spruce Street
Scranton
Lane's Finest Wines and Cigars at Spruce Street
Lane's at 20 Spruce Street offers a selection of premium wines and cigars for enthusiasts. The shop showcases curated labels and collector items, inviting connoisseurs to browse current offerings and special releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane's
Spruce Street
Refund offer on bottles of Creene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar
A signed notice promises a refund of money for 4 bottles of Creene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar and a 7 cent bottle free to prove satisfaction or money refunded, by J. G. Bone & Unmore, Pa. John P. Donahue.
Horse fall injures Miss Susan Donley in Little Meadows
Dr Parker was called to Miss Susan M Donley of 24 Doubleday street after a horse throw four miles beyond Little Meadows. The horse bolted when frightened. she struck her head on a tree and lost consciousness. Doctors feared for her life but Dr Worker later concluded recovery likely barring unforeseen circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton Republican
Cifty
Parker
Little Meadows
Susan M. Donley
Doubleday Street
M. Pembroke Congdon
Mita Donley
Dr. Congdon
Disastrous Mud Run Train Wreck Recalled in Lawsuit
John J. Curran sues Lehigh Valley Railroad for damages from the Mud Run wreck of October 10, 1884, claiming severe burns, partial paralysis, and ongoing pain after surviving the engine plunge and car inferno. Curran, once a barber in Aveeca now Jermyn, seeks £20,000. His brother perished in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Run
Ort
John J. Curran
Lehiith
Curran
Cook
Wee Lee
Aveeca
Jermyn
Coroner Probes Death After Express Collision in Ransom
Coroner Roberts visited Pittston to investigate the death of a young man killed Monday by the Black Diamond express at Ransom. Preliminary accounts say Mia Girton and her son warned not to cross the tracks. she was dragged by the engine and severely injured. The inquest is scheduled Friday afternoon at 2.00 at the LL & B function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pittston
Black Diamond Express
Ransom
Howel
Mia
Girton
Laitonge Girton
Bankruptcy petitions filed for J and D Harris bloc
The voluntary bankruptcy petition of J and D Harris was filed yesterday with Referee C A L Van Wermer. The firm, out of business for years, shows assets of 180 in wines liquors and cigars and liabilities of 8755 with nothing else. Jacob Harris also petitions to delay his individual debt payment. Attorney George M Okell represents the firm.
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D. Harris
C AL van Wermer
Drm
Jacob Harris
George M. Okell
Obituary notices from an aged Pennsylvania town
A list of obituaries for several residents including Katherine Doherty, Mrs Catherine Trester, Mrs M J Grosvenor, Mary Reed, John Burns, and Joseph Green. Details cover ages, residence, family survivors, and funeral arrangements at St Patrick's church Danmore and other local cemeteries.
Seven year old in county jail over stolen goods charge
Seven year old Martin Siblrski spent Monday night in the county jail after being committed by Justice of the Peace Bmilch of Peckville on a charge of receiving stolen goods. He was released on 100 bail with Michael Haydok as his bondsman. the father accompanied him to the clerk of the court. It is alleged a companion stole a pocketbook containing money and that the boy helped spend part of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Siblrski
Countty
Justice of the Peace Bmilch
Peckville
Michael Haydok
Ball
Attorneys contest treasurer race object to subpoenas
Attorney KK B Holgate, representing W E Langestaff in the county treasurer race dispute with M J Kelly, refused to participate in examinations of Ninth Ward witnesses. He claims subpoenas were delivered by slipping writs under doors rather than personal service, and asks the court to rule on the matter. Witnesses examined include numerous Ninth and Tenth Ward residents from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. B. Holgate
W. 8. Langestaff
M. J. Kelly
Nineteenth Ward
K. L. France
A. L. Wood
Joteph Welchel
Richard Keller
August Frantz
Philip Rotter
John W. Warner
August Rossa
William Greiser
Louis Jantz
Philip T Lewert
Herman Stahlheber
John Lewert
August Knapp
Po J. Kramer
Lewis Deising
John Schunk
Williiamh
Walter
Jacob Miller
Christ Wirth
William Schuik
John Fetger
Charles Cooper
Pred, Fisher
Tenth Ward
Henry Boustlan
Philip H. Hansen
L. F. Mioras
Fred, Pittuck
Charles Kemple
Hery
Charles Tinker
Henry Bosley
A. H. Bernstein
A. I. Riow
Bore
Charles
Court House News Notes Probe Local Cases
John Trudke charged with threats pled bail at 200 pounds as Deputy Ferber levies stock and fixtures at the State House Penn Avenue owned by August Schmidt. Sale set for next Monday. James Senile held for assault on 15 year old Rose Garbo. bail posted 1,000 pounds with Frank Williams as bondsman. Tax collector John D Jones files bond for 4,000 pounds with eight sureties. Eighth ward election contest hearing Begins with witness Harry Poust, former tax collector, questioned about voters challenged for unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trudke
John Lipik
Ferber
State House
Penn Avenue
August Schmidt
Michael Denier
James Senile
Dunmore
Rose Garbo
Frank Williams
John D. Jones
Taylor Borough
Danlota
John W. Jones
Davy J.thomas
James McNermot
Joseph Jones
John Price
Martin
Third Contractor Arrested for Building Without Permit
Nelson to Bar, head of the North End Tamber company, was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn by Inspector Jackson. He is charged with beginning branding without obtaining a permit. The heating court appearance is set for 9 o'clock this morning before Minor Moir in police court. Several other contractors suspected of similar violations are to be arrested.
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Nelson
Bar
North End
Tamber Companys
Omeer
Jackson
Moir
South Side Sewer Work Begins After Final Arrangements
Contractor Koons announced yesterday that all preliminary arrangements are complete and he will immediately start construction. He went to Wingeton to bring equipment and will begin excavation tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Koons
Ypestemay
Eltisenr’ Committee
Wingeton
Stolen Goods Found in Local Burglary Case
A search of 210 Broadway led by Marion Cann uncovered cameras and crockery linked to recent burglaries at the School of the Lackawanna. Police hold Albert Sinouks and family members on suspicion while seeking the missing youth and additional stolen items. Two camera lenses recovered from a South Scranton dealer were valued at 75 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of the Lackawanna
Alderman Kasson
Marion
Cann
Charles Hrams
Broadway
Albert Sinoucks
Miveellanevux
Crockery
John Ludwig
Four Cent
Lackawanna Ayvenue
Mere
Meara
Kate
Kusson
Ihourt
Albert Sinoiski
Mrs. H. W. Hens Returns From Klondike Tragedy
Mrs. H W Hens of Law City Kentucky survivor of the party with Philip J Vetter of this city who died in the Klondike region arrived in San Francisco aboard the Bertha She will go to Bay City Michigan to join her mother brother and sister Attorney George M Watson en route to Seattle will likely arrange to meet her to learn details of Mr Vetter s death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hens
Law City
Philip J. Vetter
Klontike
San Francisco
Bertha
Kaffir Marriages And The Cattle Bond In Kaffirland
The article explains Kaffir marriage binds through cattle transfers rather than ceremonies. It describes public wedding rites, the Yehbo yes ritual dance, and feast etiquette. It notes the wife’s hard labor, her economic influence on marriage cattle, and harmony among women in polygynous households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manganine
Golog Wironen
Konebo
Mpunganyana
Testimony on City Franchise Quiet as Defense Calls Silliman
Witnesses mostly deny being approached or paid to vote for the borough’s streetcar franchise. General Manager Silliman testified for the defense about the route and agreements with Pittston and Scranton Railway, with arguments to proceed in chambers Thursday before Judge Archbald.
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Silliman
Anthony Biancardi
Ife
Scranton Railway Company
Ile
Thomas Stevens
Railway Company
Bhh
J. J. Bonner
William Monroe
Bow. Gallagher
Gallagher
Porge
Pittston and
Scranton
Mme
Ranoonla
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Archbald
Chambers
Uncalled-for Letters at Scranton Post Office
Letters remaining uncalled-for at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office in Lackawanna county dated July 26 are listed. Addressees include Parsons Ripple Mary Arheart James Adams Mrs Allerman Edwin Baring Jane Dow Crozier Miss Rowe Crandat Henry Ilenwell Nellie Caston John Dougherty Mary Donkin James Donahue Mrs J W Bovis Frank Day J C Dale Juneoh Phatlns Evane Francis Fraser Ram vel Fenn William Fay Annie Giackin Hodder Hopkins Hicminbottom Lewis Hatcherin Louis Jones W J Jones Alice Jones Libbe Iter Eunien Latham Katharine Montgomery Will iam Mullin Metohardt Ana Maris Mathers Matthew Moran Murikin Louis Murphy Helen Morgat Merle William McNeal Patrick McGuine Foul MeIatyre Miles McDonald Mrs McDonnell Neary Oppenheimer Kate Pease Samuel Power Jonnie Ponua Rowley Willard Richert Abbie Reed M S Raiser Bridget Swanick Rose Stewart Staff Ratle Shelly Ida Snyder A O Trouat Thomas P J Wateh Tinlinn Antonio Ciero PA Frannjeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arheart
James Adams
Mr. Allerman
Edwin M. Baring
Mise
Mable Brundage
John M. Bryant
Georgy Rennan
L. A. Connell
Patrick Corcoran
J. W. Copter
Mies
Jane Tat Dow Crozier
Minus Rowe Crandat
Henry Ilenwell
Nellie Caston
John Dougherty
Mary Donkin
James Donahue
J W. Bovis
Frank Day
DW. Davies
J.C. Dale Juneoh Phatlns
Edward Evane
Mise Francis
W. A. Fraser
Ramvel Fenn
Wiliam Fay
Annie Giackin
A. B. Hodder
Mer. Hopkins
Mra. Hicminbottom
Lewis Hacherin
Loulve E. Jones
W. W. Jones
Aliee Jones
Libbe
Iter
Eunien Latham
Katharine B. Montgomery
William Mullin
Max. Metohardt
Ana Maris
A. Ft. Mathers
Matthew Moran
Mana Murikin
Louis J. Murphy
Helen Morgat
Ferninand Merle
William HH
McNeal
Patrick McGuine
Foul MeIatyre
Miles Asie McDonald
Mra C. McDonnell
Martin Neary
Joe Oppenheimer
Mike Kate Pease
Samuel B. Power
Jonnie Ponua
D. Rowley
Willard Richert
Mire
Abbie Reed
Raiser
Mies Hridget Swanick
Mies Mo and
Stewart
M. 8
Ratle Shelly
Ida A. Snyder
A. O. Trouat
Mr. Thomas
P. J. Wateh
Tinlinn
Antonio Ciero PA
Frannjeo
Names of Hungarian and Polish origin figures listed in OCR
A long string of seemingly Hungarian and Polish sounding personal names appears in OCR form, including Nicola Pascarella Turon Luigi Rocco Poenella Paoloure Pollah Jenupe Nacrws Branlin Kowiloweki Adium Guoziteky and others, with several garbled fragments suggesting a list or group. The readable portion presents no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola Pascarella
Turon Luigi
Rocco Poenella
Paoloure
Pollah Jenupe Nacrws
Branlin Kowiloweki
Adium Guoziteky
Jan Uronlah
Miter Goliino
Frank Kasteckis
Jozef Dombrosky
John Kilokowski
Piot Matynowsk
Huncarian—Onay Fijenyutin
Iwan Tmodawanle
Bstanittan Blarniik
Wiktroyees Rogleneku
A Model City Tell City United States Factory Co-ops
The Tell City model city in Perry county operates factories as stock companies owned by workingmen. Each factory is run by a board and superintendent who are stockholders, with one vote per share. About 505 workers plus 200 chair-factory hands produce furniture and wood goods. most workmen own homes and all are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Centro
Tell City
Perry County
Swiss Colonization Society of
Cincinnati
Citigens
Boonne
Ass O
Tellliv
Bech
Eny
Tellus
France Conscription System Through the Ages
The article outlines France's long military obligation from age twenty. After medical and other exemptions, conscripts are chosen by ballot for three years active duty, then ten years in the active reserve, six years territorial service, and six more in the territorial reserve. Full release comes at forty five with a twenty five year service requirement. One year volunteers could discharge after one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Ife
Active Army
Territorial Army
Territorial Reserve
France
Marty
Chambers Journal
Railway contract warns travelers on Lake Shore route
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway warns that delays incur heavy forfeits under a Buffalo to Chicago contract. The arrangement makes late trains costly, urging travelers to consider timeliness when buying Lake Shore tickets to reach their destinations on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Uited States Mills
Buffalo
Chicago
Luke Shore
Telephone rates tailored to every need for convenience
The new telephone pricing adapts to all budgets offering convenience and protection at a price that suits everyone. A fragment mentions a Motel Jermyn cigar and a dramatic line about a breakup with a man driving ahead in a car, reflecting local chatter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Angelus
Perry Brothers
Wyoming
Kemp’s
H. B. Ware
Ofice
Williame
Postomes
Bell Bette Company
Dofries
Patrick Maldon
Kitston
Max Tierring
New Orange, N. J
Binghamton, N
Lehigh Valley Road
C. A. van Wermer
George Edrole
Amonei
Katherine Doherte
James Doherty
alWaye
St. Patrick's Church
Danmore Cemetery
Mim Watherine O'Conner
Lackawannin Street
Bern
Mawles
Mise Mats
Woolstock
St. Parrick’s Church
Richard & Gordon
North Beranton
Pmmide
Hlejo
Panene
Daleville
Mre
A. BR. Regt
Motes Taylor Hospital
Rouge
Hoehand
Methodist
Ariscopal Church of
Paetoryville
Paulowna Hebokah Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Fremines
F Paetoryville
John Burns
Breck Street
Bouth Beranton
St. John's Church
Minooka
Catherine Trester
Cedar Avenue
Deion
South Beranton
John
Jacob Trestor
M. J. Grosvenor
Charles A. Sickler
Breck Block
Tunkhannock
Mary Reed
Aled
Theodore Kinngle
Joseph
John Green
Cathedral Cemetery
Holgate
Norman R. Field
Roaring Brook
Mahola
McDude
Court House News Notes
South Side
School of Lackawanna
Taddie
Vetter
Old Forge
J. F. Jordan
Father Jordan
P. W. Gallagher
The
Scranton Postoffice
Soranton
Lackawanna County
Parsons
Ripple
P. M
Becham’s Pills
For All
Wyoming Ave
Indiana
Incionath Enquirer
Mike
Cleveland
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Buell Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Ave
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Pennsylvania
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
Elmbhurst
W. H. H. Bull
Winola
C. E. Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
WOR
Bloomsburg
Beranton
Lehioh Valley
Lake
Jones
Prop
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Shage
Pern
Pere Mall
Etalon
C&m
Johnson
Posettics
Londait
Wew Jonger
Ariington
Ocean Grove
Fae
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