Rubber factory debate and wage posting stirs Central PA talks
A public notice on wages was posted by the Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co amid discussions of a proposed Rubber Factory. A Blacksmiths meeting on the shipyard strike concluded with workers returning and limited demonstrations. Police halted escalating tensions as deputies dispersed a disturbance at a Washington Avenue crossing.
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Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
D. L. & W. Board
Wage Notices From Local Telegraph and Supply Company
The company posted wage notices for experienced and competent linemen with rates around 25 dollars per day plus half holiday Saturdays. Work locations include Wilkes-Barre and nearby areas with assignments from May through October, and construction linemen from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton at 25 dollars daily with overtime and special conditions.
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Novpioe Cpoe Ncpianche
Hic
Cbscapa
Wilkes-Barre
Fai
Serta
Gilbertinn
Pepe Nobed
Rubber plant project eyed for Scrainton prompt
The Tribune reports a plan to bring rubber manufacturing to Senun Ton to create many good paying jobs. It cites Charles Flint and the National Industrial Trust debate noting high earnings, overproduction risks, and urges investors to act swiftly to keep industry local.
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Scrainton
the Tribune
Senun
Charles II. Flint
The
Rubber Trust
Flint
Sages
Rage
Manhattan
Manhattan Elevated, Which Mr. Sage
Cure for itching piles advertised by Pyramid Drug Co
An old ad claims relief for piles with a mail order offer from Pyramid Drug Co. A terse testimonial mentions near disappearance and a free hook by mail. The garbled text references a regimen or box and a surgical option, implying a medical remedy promotion.
Founder Seeks New Industry Amid Labor Strife
The passage discusses a corporation during a 1907 low mood period with factories running and reliable help. It notes investment records and optimism about future profitability. It observes strikes as a major factor and expresses belief that new industry could emerge in the valley, completing local trade needs.
American Locomotive Co Plans Expansion with Eight Works
The American Locomotive company has acquired Dickson Locomotive works and forms a $100,000 consortium of eight locomotive makers. Major units include Seherec tady and Brooks. Providence, Roob, and Dicksert centers are key components. Baldwin works of Philadelphia and Rogers works of Paterson aim to join. Porter company in Pittsburgh remains independent.
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American Locomotive Company
Dickson Locomotive Works
Seherectady
Brooks Works
Providence
Dicksert
Baldwin Works
Philadelphia
Rogers Works
Paterson
Porter Company
Pittsburg
Local railcar crew details and make-up list scrolls long
The document lists numerous crew members and roles for a railroad operation, naming Seruntin, Teh MOSTAVY, Wahid Gite, Wallace, Hennigans, Nutteles, Mon Casada, and many others. It notes conductors, brakemen, engines, and related positions with scattered fragmentary notes on duties and shifts.
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Brotinfelders
Casada
Gagne
Finnwetyot i
Gialties Fo
Vo Singer
FLOR
Secor
Suan Pi
Cormates
Tiadolphy
W. Pitzgetall
Wikeh Muster
Mullen
Tunkhannock Social and Business Notes Chronicle
Special to the Scranton Thwne from Tunkhannock reports a Woman's Relief corps meeting at 7 40 p m Tuesday. The Wilkes-Barre gondal contract to carve the Gail from Nicholson to Tunkhannock improves. Local items include a bride, new business ventures, weather impact on travel, and residents visiting Binghamton Mansfield and Syracuse with multiple marriages and appointments noted.
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Tonknnock
Jane
Charles Gomlrich
Miss Scareman
Wilkes-Barre
A. W. Rede
Womens's Pellet Corps
Nicholson
Tunkhannock
Bettei
Divis
Teri
Fae
Walter Rip
Montease
Mlizabeth Bell
Kuat Thoga
M. Chimberlain
Baturdis
John W. Brown
Brown
Hiblis
Moe@hosks
Wilkes-Tapre Record
Manhattan
Arthur Ide
Wilkes-Parre
Binghamton
William Kingsley
Susan Howe
Pocock
James T. Ketchledge
Mary Mitchell
Mansfield
T. Evans Avery
Syracuse
N. Y
Jacob P. Breidinger
Mansfield State Normal School
West Indian Medal Approved By Secretary Long
Secretary Long approved two design medals honoring the West Indies campaign of the Spanish American War. One medal, the battle medal, honors all participants, with Sampson’s head on the obverse and battles indicated by bars. the second, the meritorious service medal, bears Sampson’s profile and a gun deck scene on the reverse.
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Long
Bampson
Asociates Prem
Washington
Nival Board of Awards
Congress
United States Navy
Campaian
West Indies
Board of Awards
Lampoon
Dewey
Ike Wainwright
Sampson
United States Naval Camwien
Lam Thomas Simpson
Reading Strike at Philadelphia Reading Plant Flareup
A strike at the Reading and Philadelphia Carriage Company shops in Nicetown persists with unequal staffing as of June 24. Superintendent Rankin says some workers return while others leave and warns that if men do not come back by a stated deadline, vacancies will be filled to keep the work moving.
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Ec Hft
Etreet
Laco- Hello Company
Dimes O'onnnell
New York
Genend
Teo R. Clirke
Sunnay Tehri Nis
Tiuesdide
Fastin Opoo
Weingle
Gale Osheps
Messin
Dawrer
Hiin
Senbo
Plowe
Lear
Dwyer
Savin
John Mechin
Hinwelf Wescerdas
Booth
Hudge
Washington Avenue
Wen Tie
Wnt
He B. Perber
Methaw
Perber
Philadelphia
Reading Calroads
Photographer shoots sisters and kills himself in Chambers Street
Exclusive wire reports from Boston say photographer Richard Freedman killed Rosa Freedman, 22, tried to kill Helen Freedman, 19, then shot himself on Chambers Street. Neighbors said Freedman showed a violent temper and had been troubled by illness.
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Boston
Richard Freedman
Rosa
Helen
Chambers Street
Freedman
Ted
Freedoian
Thasa
Kingter
Breeden
Presidential Appointments and Diplomatic Posts Noted
The president announced numerous appointments including Chandler Vile as minister to Vienna and Charles M. Webster as collector of customs for the district of Montana. Additional nominees include Eugene Goth, George Ko TMighett, and I. M. Mullii for various posts, with appointments approved in Washington.
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Chandler Vile
Male
Sinetare
Qank
Sopium
Eugene Goth
George Ko Tmighett
Steamship Arrivals Near Naples and New York
The report lists several ships and lines arriving in New York and Naples including vessels under Hy Bachieive Wine and Mowille Apniwernts Furnessle. It notes arrivals from Southamapien via Cotlabrial routes and mentions the trains and passages to New York with partial ship names and destinations.
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New York
Junieti Meriendl
Amatendiin
Mottentank Wathii
Muceenles
Naples
Olesenh Kaleor Wilbel Derdinosse
Heme Die Clothour
Southonpien
Mowille
Apniwernts
Furnessle
Fotthiegaw
Cibraltar
Fie Sagulet Ameiene
Byanen
Abeiveds
Waeedehel Dor Gina
Sothamapien
Tind Passet Maan
Local Visitors And Funeral Observances In Moosic Area
Moosic residents and visitors from Gricedale and Susqueelia attended social gatherings and a Pan American exposition event. Ethel Vlegallas and Michael Smith joined the funeral of Jennie Walker in Inkernmuan. The late John Jolly was buried at Marey cemetery after a Thursday death at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Mise
W. DD Snydern
Gricedale
Charles Snyder
Diamond Wyenue
Kio Chirpenter
Susqueelia Tna
Ethel Vlegellas
Micauid Smith
Mle
Jennie Walker
Inkernmuan
Mir
James Hand
Guyard
Wellington Clates
Cireen Ridge
John Jolly
Thesluy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marey Cemetery
Ethel Waynes Escapade in a Will's Strange Twist
Hugh Colewood inherits Miss Colewood's estate on one odd condition to marry a woman he has not met. He falls for Ethel Estelle Wayne, cousin and guardian of his future wife, while a misidentified companion named Miss Wayne creates confusion. The lawyer Cranston reveals the ruse and the true intended match, leading to a cottage life with the chosen partner.
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Verybody
Hugh Colewood
Greenville
Hetry Colewood
Ike Huech Colewood
Ethel Wayne
Dove
Ethel
Ethel W
Mr. Cranston
Euardine
Hugh
Colewood
Merc
Ethel Warne
Sly
Cierny Ile
Tim
Mr Croneton
Corwamd
Oshonder
Calewoordk
Chreonwille
Mire
Thurstons
Tammy
Hineelt
Loume
Tanarel
Hitch
Wugh
Ethel Estelle Wayne
Ethel Waynes
Colewodd
Cranston
Miss Wayne
Wayne
Inca
Estelle
Willy Lowe
eNao
Uraniston
Mr Crans
Michel Wayne
Bether
Unclear Train Schedules and Arrivals at Scranton and Nearby Lines
Fragmented timetable details describe departures from Scranton and surrounding lines to New York Philadelphia and Buffalo with intermediate stops, arrival times, and fares. Mentions various stations, sailings, and late afternoon to morning services.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Noted Outbound Services
Lehigh Valley Railroad schedules list trains from Philadelphia to New York and intermediate stops via Jersey connections. Parlor and sleeping car service is highlighted with express and local departures from 6 27 AM to 12 60 PM, plus connections to Buffalo Chicago and Detroit regions.
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Philadelphia
New York
D&m
D&a
Potowille
Reiibler
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Mh & Nn
Woo
Bas
Ear Mack Din
Door Expressd
Sutilius
DD. & Hlow
WSS
Aos
LGR
Tonkhaonoek
Towanda
Eliira
Athaes
Geneve
Pringifad
I Fou
Geneva
Modester
Buffalo
Siagara Falls
Chicago
All
Lehigh Valles
Withee Barns
Hutfulu
Sia
Womslion
Phe Lilee Hollen
Corthind Street
Charles
Tle
New
Serban
Cortland
Central Railroad of New Jersey Train Routes and Schedules
Through routes from Scranton to New York Newark Elizabeth Wilkes Barre and Bethlehem with connections to Baltimore Washington and points west via Bethlehem and Allentown. listed times include 6 50 a m 5 10 and 1 00 pm Sundays services to various points with through tickets to all destinations and lowest rates at the station Gen Pose Agt M Bert orders.
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Pennsylvania Railroa
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Watolinson
Gen. Mer
B. Wood
Gen
Pass
New York
Liberty Stevrt
Soh
Penthy
LOT
Tiulis
Newark
Elieabeuti
Whitwibelpliie
Bareton
Methtelving
Allentown
Mawel Clank
Whitey Tlaven
Wprem
Sime Haya
Pittston
Wilkes
Points Sone
Bethlehem
Home Bratch
Poviteading
Lebanon
Hartstuing
Ade Fentown
Swa
Sundaes
Lom Pawl
All Pointe Ean
Lowest Ulead
M. Bert Gen. Pose
Ordimrips
Ambiguous OCR Item Lists Names and Places Across Regions
Fragmented readable text references multiple locations such as Maloot Wilkes Barnet Honesabaly Midway and Bodine. It hints at dates and measurements like 208 and 285 but contains extensive garbled sequences and partial names, offering no clear event or outcome.
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Maloot
Acanton
Hopedale
Dake Bodine
Wilkes Barnet
Oon
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Industrial and Labor
Cliff Works
Tennsylvaniai ‘Telephone Aid Supply Company
Faward
Wilkow Fiere
Sven
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Seruntin, Iene Teh
Wahid Gite
Mest
Bor Ph m
Mo Stiles
Wind Wlllinbie’s Ei
RAS Retellimg
Ruthy
Coudaiboy
Alt Tray Thaeston
Hennigan
Gillain
Nicetown Shops
Exelusive
Associated Press
Chandler Hale
Maine
Vienna
Ives
Ontario and Western
Carlos
Uantwudale
Carbondale
Dave
Juin Line
Ity
Liles
Queids
Iaewee
Dale Pilus
Tinina New
Amake Walton
Dhol
Mmi den Ani Sidues
Luna
Foe Tuethey Information Homme
Elehed Agenhy
Aldarbon
Gora
J.B. Welsh
TD. al, Scramton
Hayes & Varley
Spruce St
Wyoming
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Senmten
Soo
Por Streudsbung
Arelve Ab Hoboken
Stromdshore
Scrinton
Wien
Leborg
Feawve Scranton
Seth Bente Scrantan
Gs A. Wy
SAS Ah Tha Pe
Blocwishing
Serantom
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Curbapdale
Williee Marre
Midway
Pilsner
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
York
T. Thompson
Jefferson
15Th Street
Union Square
Joan KK. Chatfield
Waonamakers
Siegel Coopers Big Gtore
Albert New York
Yih ST
University Cory
Winaneee Rooms
Pocono Heights House
Samual Edinger
Pocono, Pa
Hildeep
S A. Poolittle
S. Fairview Avenue
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Rere
Hari
Lorth
G.f.theel
Pillateiphia
Amb
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