Train schedule snippet from Carbondale station listing
The notice outlines trains active at Carbondale from Wilkes-Harre sid Bordaton with services to Albany Saratoga Montreal Boston and New York region. It notes Sunday trains to Wayne and Thornville with morning and afternoon departures and arrivals.
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Novemer
Tiina
Carbondale
Csty
Scrafton
Wilkow Harre
Sundae
Youve
Bod
Wha
Bai P
Sar
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
Nety Kieland
Roy Waymart
Tao
Wayne
Thonerdale
Wilkes-Harre
Itty
Tan
Daly
Sumliay
Oat A
Mg VA
Sumlay
Wasmuiet
Honosdile
Train Schedules and Connections From Carbondale to Scranton
September 17 schedule updates show Tealne leaving Carbondale for Scranton at 7 00 am with onward connections to New York and Philadelphia. Sunday service lists departures to Scranton at 9 10 am and from Cadola at 6 08 pm with various 4 00 and 6 10 am options.
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Tealne
Carbondale
Scranton
Teal
Carbonnate
Pita
Bundaya
Connectioia
New York
Points North
Cadoela
Train Schedules From Carbondale to New York and Buffalo
The schedule lists daily trains from Carbondale with Sunday exceptions. Departure times include 6 93 am for Hinghamton connections to New York City and Buffalo, 6 10 pm for Susquehanna with western connections, and Sunday departures at 4 05 am and 6 27 pm. Trains arrive at 5 0 am and 6 45 pm, with Sunday services at 2 40 pm.
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Teave City Mation
Carbondale
Foxcept
Hrandt
Ninevely
Escopting
Hinghamton
Milekinge
New York City
Buffalo
Susquehanna
Western Points
Suequehanna
Funidaya
Jordan’s recoveries and neighbor’s manslaughter case
Martin Jordan, a West Side resident shot by neighbor Patrick McNulty with a birdshot loaded musket, shows signs of recovery at Emergency hospital after weeks near death. Police rule no murderous intent. McNulty faces potential manslaughter charge if Jordan dies. Jordan’s deteriorating health stemmed from infection and prior dissolute condition, but his condition has improved. other hospital patients include Stephen Meldo and Frances Fitzsimmons with injuries and admissions.
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Martin Jordan
West Side
Patrick McNulty
McNulty
McAndrew
Jordan
McNultys
Easter Concert Brings Colgate Glee and Mandolin Clubs to Carbondale
Colgate University glee and mandolin clubs visit Carbondale on Easter Monday. With 23 men, the concert moves from Grand Opera House to Berean Baptist church auditorium due to booking conflicts. Reserved seating and general admission will total about 1 000 capacity, with prices set for center pews and lecture room seats.
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Colgate University
Carbondale
Ladies' Aid Society
Berean Bapitist Church
Byrne
Berean
Carbondale Ends with Stirring Yet Controversial Show
A local event in Carbondale drew strong applause from a large female audience and sparked debate over its crude entertainment value. Organizers praised the reaction while critics urged caution about public decency.
Married Men of St Rose Church Conclude Mission
The St Rose mission closed for married men yesterday with a solemn renewal of baptismal vows. Father Hammell led a moving sermon as men received three blessings and lit candles symbolizing faith. The single men program followed, attracting a crowded church as Redemptorist fathers conclude a fruitful revival week.
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St. Rose Church
Father Hammell
St. Rose
Telephone Company Plans Major Service Extensions in Carbondale
The Carbondale and Pennsylvania Telephone Companies announce extensions to serve Dundaff Crystal Lake and areas north of the city. An additional switchboard section will add about one hundred phone lines and improve efficiency. The Pennsylvania firm relocates its local operations to the Miners and Mechanics Bank building as plans proceed with new management and cable changes.
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Carbondale Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Company
Carbondale Company
Dundaff
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Gilleran
Miners’ and Mechanics' Bank
Home Pany
Afr
Trinity Church music program features local soloists
Yesterday the Trinity congregation enjoyed a rich musical program. Violinist Mr. Widmaeyer of Scranton joined organist Llewellyn Jones for instrumental selections, with Miss Lydia Sailer performing Handel's Largo and Mrs. Margaret James of Scranton singing He Was Despised. The evening offered rare vocal selections and a duet by Miss Sailer and Mrs. Jones The Lord Is My Shepherd.
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Trinity Church
Widmaeyer
Scranton
Llewellyn Jones
Lydia Sailer
Margaret James
Lord
Lackawanna County Constables Form Society
Lackawanna County constables unite to preserve their rights and organize as a society. In their election they chose Constable Neary of Carbondale as treasurer, a popular figure noted for swift action in pursuing criminals and maintaining order.
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Lackawanna County
Constab Neary
Carbondale
Skegles
Johnny
Miss Plor ence Wright Recovers at Emergency Hospital
Cheer spreads among friends as Miss Wright, superintendent of Emergency hospital, regains strength after a serious illness. She now walks about the hospital daily, and her absence had been keenly felt by staff and friends alike.
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Miss Plorence Wright
Miss Wright
Carbondale hunter bagged fox in Parview woods
Samuel Ferrell from Parview woods near Carbondale bagged a fox won Priday after a hunt in the Parview woods, showcasing Carbondale market manship. The report notes a Honesdale hunter would be heard before the hunt, but this time Ferrell’s catch is the focus.
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Carbondale
Honesdale
Samuel Ferrell
Parview
Young Ladies Card Club Formed in Social City Life
A group of young ladies has formed a card club and meets weekly afternoons. The next assembly will be hosted by Mrs. J. Barrys Rowlsey at her home on Saturday afternoon.
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Enuehre
Joella Improves Despite Neuralgia Under Doctor’s Care
Joella, previously listed with dangerous neuralgia, shows ongoing improvement. Her physician remains hopeful she will regain strength and be around again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Joella
To Entertain Tonight by Mr and Mrs Shepherd
Mr and Mrs Russell M Shepherd host a small card party for friends tonight at their Duarte Avenue home.
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Russell M. Shepherd
Duarte Ayveye
Albert Estabrook Leads Beréon Baptist Church Meeting
Albert I Estabrook led the Beréon Baptist church Sunday morning men’s meeting with notable energy. He is among the church’s most active young men, taking a choir role and serving the congregation.
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Albert I. Estabrook
Beréon Baptist Church
Mr. Eatabrook
Sunday School Librarian Joins Men's Movement Gathering
The Sunday school librarian has aligned with the men's movement from the start. His earnest spirit inspired the congregation during the meeting, making the gathering of men in the church congregation interesting and probable.
Centennial Social Club Gains Pace In City Society
The Centennial Social club has moved to the Leader building and seeks stronger social standing in Carbondale. At yesterday’s meeting several frames were proposed to enhance the facilities and the club elected officers led by President William Mannion and Vice President Charles Alexander.
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Centennial Social Club
Carbondale
Opera House
Newrish
William Mannion
Charles Alexander
CL. Mahoney
Treweliver
Herbert Wilson
Daredevil Effort Delivers Flood News by Wagon
Carbondale Scranton Tribune manager O Malley rushed the paper seventeen miles by wagon through Lickawanna valley floods when railroads failed. Bridges washed out and roads inundated, yet the paper reached stalls Saturday morning gaining praise for promptness under adverse conditions.
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O'Malley
Carbondale
Scranton Tribune
Lickawanna Valley
Reading
The
Tribune
Charles RR. Munn
Saturday Review
Meeting of Firemen to Present Grievances at Archbold Convention
James Pluellen district organizer of the AFL received notice from T D Nichols president of District No 1 United Mine Workers to call a meeting of stationary firemen and engineers to elect delegates for tomorrow at Swift's hall Archbold. Delegates will present grievances for the convention of three United Mine Workers districts to be held in Shamokin.
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James Pluellen
American Federation of Labor
T. D. Nichols
United Mine ,Workers
Swift's Hall
Archbild
United Mine Workers
Shamokin
Tribune
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Lyng and Felix DeVanney
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyng widow of John Lyng died Saturday at her daughter Mrs James Norton’s home after a paralytic stroke. Born January 11 1842 in Pittston she lived here since age 20. Survived by two daughters Sister Gertrude and Mrs Norton, a sister and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday from St Rose church with burial at St Rose Cemetery. Felix DeVanney of Carbondale died Saturday morning after a long illness at his Brooklyn Street home. Survived by wife, three daughters and four sons. Funeral Monday with cortege from No 14 Brooklyn Street.
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Elizabeth Lyng
John Lyng
Janes P. Norton
Farview Street
Lyng
Pittston
St. Rose Church
Gertrude
St. Patrick's Orphanage
Scranton
James P. Norton
Fearview Street
Bernadine
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Farrell
Felix Devanney
Carbondale
Brooklyn Street
Mr. DeVanney
Mark Dugan
William Malloy
Thomas Duty
Wandling
Felix
John Devanney
Patrick Devanney
James Devanney
Des Moines
Lownu
Mary Flannery
Scott's Emulsion for healthy growth in children
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a source of nourishing food for bone nerve flesh and blood. It claims the product promotes growth and proper development and targets weak children as a remedy, inviting readers to request a free sample.
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Scott
For Rent Ad Rates in The Tribune Promote Reach
A classified notice explains that a For Rent sign on a house is seen by passersby, while The Tribune ad reaches all potential movers. It lists pricing: four lines one time ten cents or four lines three times twenty five cents.
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Tribune
Burial Plan Mentioned for St Those Cemetery
Short fragment notes a burial to be made in St Those Cemetery. No additional details available.
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St. Those Cemetery
Revered Pastors Lead Services at Berean and Keyston
Rev Maynard FR Thompson pastor of the Jermyn Baptist church preached at Berean Baptist church yesterday morning in the absence of Rev Dr Whalen. Thompson filled the pulpit to the congregation’s pleasure and profit. In the evening Rev Leon Drake a Keystone academy student preached at Berean.
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Baptist Church
Maynard FR. Thompson
Baptist Church of
Innes Band Concert Opens at Reynolds Drug Store
The Innes band concert opens tonight at Reynolds drug store with checks given out as usual. Manager Byrne expects a brisk opening sale as inquiries from Archbald to Forest City show strong interest in seats. The event is billed as the biggest musical undertaking of the season and is expected to be a success.
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Innes
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Byrne
Archbald
Forest City
Alberta Lee Returns Home After Emergency Hospital Appendectomy
Alberta Lee of Washington Street was discharged after an appendicitis operation at Emergency hospital and walked out on Saturday for the first time since leaving the hospital. She is much improved and expects to be in perfect health soon.
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Alberta Lee
Washington Street
James Donnelly Begins machinist job at Delaware and Hudson
James Donnelly of Scranton starts today as a machinist in Delaware and Hudson Company shops. He brings solid experience from Dickson works in Scranton and Lier with Allis Chalmers.
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James Donnelly
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Donnelly
Dickson
Allis-Chalmers Company
Miss Annie Warg to Wed in Chicago After Long Service
Miss Annie Warg, employed at the Lackawanna house for some time, left on Saturday for Chicago where her marriage will occur in a few days. She has many friends in Carbondale whose heartfelt wishes follow her.
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Annie Warg
Lackawanna House
Chicago
Miss Warg
Carbondale
Religious Leadership Changes at Green Ridge Church
Rev Dr Whalen pastor of the He ream Baptist church occupied the pulpit yesterday as the former pastor Rev W J Ford departed for a new pastorate in New York state.
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Dr. Whalen
Heream Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Green Ridge
W. Jd. Ford
New York State
Oscar Hepsicker Returns as Head Baker in Carbondale
Oscar Hepsicker, former night chef at the Imeprlil restaurant who moved to Scranton, has returned to Carbondale and taken the role of head baker at Brunig's bakery.
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Oscar Hepsicker
Imeprlil
Scranton
Carbondale
Brunig’s Bakery
Frank B. Clifford Recovers, Out After Illness
Frank B. Clifford, who had avoided a severe illness that threatened one ear, is improved and was able to leave the house yesterday for the first time in several weeks.
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Frank B. Clifford
Meetings Tonight In Carbondale And Nearby Groups
Common council Olive Lautlodge Odd Fellows Federal union No 7204 Patriotic Order Sons of America Carbondale council Knights of Columbus meet tonight with agendas unrelated to past sessions.
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Common Council
Olive Lautlodge
Odd Fellows
Federal Union
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Carbondale Social Roundup Notables Visit Friends
Scranton residents like William Mooney Thomas Loftus and Miss Annie Chady appeared in Carbondale for weekend visits. Others toured from Pittston Wilkes-Barre Archbald and Mayfield while Dickenson Law student Edward Delaney returned home. Local clergy Rev J B Warner led a quarterly Methodist gathering as families moved between Carbondale Honesdale and Cleveland.
Carbondale Social Links and Local Notables
Archbald residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cummings spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Harrington and her brothers in Carbondale. George Spahl of Scranton’s International Correspondence Schools visited Carbondale friends. Rev William Hiller, former Carbondale pastor, visited his former gown in Porcone. Misses Margaret McDonald and Loulie Bishop visited Scranton. J A Mooney of Carbondale Metal Working is at Harrison house after a business trip east. Archie Gurney, Woodmen of the World organizer, returns from Wilkes-Barre with about fifty new members. Louis Landon of Scranton passed through Carbondale en route to Honesdale. he serves in NY Ontario and Western’s survey and mine engineering corps.
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Wiliam
Mooney
Scranton
Thomas Loftus
Carbondale
Nandall Stephens
Summit Avenue
Annie Chady
Mayfield
Thomas Morang
Patrick Tighe
Pittston
Archbald
TJ. Duffy
Fred Sluman
Hugh Fitzpatrick
Charles McCann
Peekville
Herbert Histed
David Muswell
Berant
John B. Allen
Catholic Light
Thomas
Cummings
Mra
Thomas M. Nealon
Booth Main Street
George Spahl
International Correspondence Schools
Nellie Harrington
Stanley
Thomas Harrington
Dunmore
Siatt
Siater
Maurice
St. Roses
William Hiller
Porcone
Frederick
Harry
Margaret McDonald
Loulie Bishop
Scrant
Grace Bishop
International Correspondence School
J. A. Mooney
Honesdale
Landan
Survey and
New York, Ontario and Western Company
Tie
Funeral of Andrew Lee Follows Mining Accident
Funeral services were held at St. James Episcopal church for Andrew Lee the little breaker boy who died from injuries after a Wichita Delaware and Hudson breaker accident. The rector Rev C E Fescenden spoke touching words about his last hours and death. Floral offerings included a horse shoe and dove pillow wreaths. Pallbearers were George Poore Arthur Bishop Archibald John McHale Willie Greenslade and flower bearers John Droutter Peter Whitney Thomas Hogarth John Stephens William Doud and J Timothy Cunningham. Also noted were other local obituaries and minor community items amid mining news and labor tension at the Erie colliery including a threatened strike over salary contributions.
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Andrew Lee
Delaware and Hudson
St. James Episcopal Church
C. E. Fescenden
George Poore
Arthur Bishop
Archhbald
John McHale
Willie Greenslade
John Droutter
Peter Whitney
Thomas Hogarth
John Stephens
William Doud
J Timothy Cunningham
William
Frank Hemelright
Second Street
Alfred Walkey
Scranton
Glenwood
Steinm
Frank Ditmore
Wundlineg
Gudésacs
Jennvn Friends
Martin Moyles
Third Street
West Mayfield
Steve Nidock
Erle
Mrr
Robert Wetheran
Olyphant
Samuel Griffiths
Jennie Greenshide
Cemestery Street
Dunmore
Erie
Peckville Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Master Layton Jenkins spent yesterday with friends in Scranton. Mrs A Reynolds recovering after surgery at Dr Thompson’s private hospital shows improvement. Mrs Leslie Grosvenor returns from a trip to Charleston DC where her husband is now located. Miss Nora Pickering entertained friends at her Hickory Street home Saturday. Traction company operated cars through Peckville yesterday for the first time in nearly a week. Miss Jessie Hollister is ill. Mrs Mary Barnes returns to Yatesville after a few days with relatives here. George Roberts of Roberts Bros. merchants leaves for New York City to buy spring goods.
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Layton Jenkins
Scranton
A. Reynolds
Thompson
Leslie Grosvenor
Charleston
D C
Nora Pickering
Hickory Street
The
Traction Company
Peckville
Jessie Hollister
Mary Barnes
Y Yatesville
George Roberts
Roberts Bros. Merchants
New York City
Good for the Babies Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A promotion extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for babies and children. It claims quick relief from coughs and croup, prevents pneumonia, and contains no opiates or narcotics. The ad urges purchase from all druggists.
Evening social to open year and school board meet
A refined evening planned for all guests by the West Side ladies. Cornell to preside as Brown appoints committees for the year. A school board meeting is scheduled for tonight. Holdy Creek and No 2 collieries will resume after pumping ends. Evan Jones of Dickson is noted as planner of the Olympian. Miss Hannah Brown of Tunkhannock returns home after a visit. Miss Mary Clancy comes home from South Scranton after a week away.
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West Side
Cornell
Brown
Holdy Creek
Collierien
Evan Jones
Dickson
Mies Hannah Brown
Tunkhannock
Misa Mary Clancy
South Scranton
Knights of Malta Install Officers and Local Notices
Taylor Invincible commandery installs officers for the term led by Sir Knight Commander Jimiyn T. Jenkins and General Oliver M. Williams. Oberammergau Passion Play shown at Weber's. Old Forge borough reorganizes. new officers elected. Local residents plan music store, sleigh ride, and literary society events. John M. Flinks named borough solicitor. Miss Nichols pupils enjoy a sleigh ride. Various residents travel or visit, including Miss Anni Lovering and Miss Maud Hans.
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Invincible Commandery
Ancient and Illustrious Order
Knights of Malta
Jimiyn T. Jenkins
Oliver M. Williams
Ralph W. Nye
Edgar Thomais
Asaletant
D. Francia
William Hurst
Thomas W. Jones
Charles Perry
Joni S. Evans
William Moore
Thomas J. Hughes
Tallle Griffiths
Jacob Reese
David T. Davis
John D. Francis
Enoch Williams
Oberammergau
Lord Jesus Christ
Pengants
Oberammergin
Weber
Riik
Mareh Ath
Forze
James Melving
PB. J. Judge
George Drake
Edward Fiengerald
John M. Fliinks
Dickson City
Jenkin Davis
Myans
Attain Street
Miss Nichols
South Taylor
Old Forge Literary Society
Fation's Hall
Joseph Davis
Margaret
Hans
Maud
Stroudsboro Normal School
Anni Lovering
Avoca Officials Meet Tonight and Local Obituary
The school board and borough council will meet this evening. John Plesley died yesterday morning at his West Side home after a weeks long illness. Survived by wife and children Trev Will Jan in Jacksonville Thomas in Butte City and Misses Teresi and Josepheine at home. Funeral arrangements pending. Langcliffe church Ladies Missionary Society elected officers. Twist of Hudson visited Mrs. Deehle. Puter McQueen of West Side is critically ill from complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plesley
Ane
Trev
Will- Jan
Jacksonville
Til
Thomas
Butte City
Teresi
Josephe Ine
Nettle Drumer
Williamsport
Agnea Spront
Bellevue Hoenphial
New York City
Mire
William Brown
Ladies* Missionary Society
Langcliffe Church
Mra
T. Smythe
Rat
Mre
Thomas Brown
William Laird
FE. Tutird
J. Jr. Anderson
Christiana Box
Thomis Perry
Milas Jean Craneian
Twist
Hudson
Deehle
Puter McQueen
Parallels
Death benefits paid by Bloc council for members
The Bloc council No. 271 of the Juriey Order United American Mochaunics reports the death claims of TB Barnes and C W Suntey paid in full at about fifty five dollars each, with a flourishing membership and cordial invitation to eligible men to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloc Council
Juriey Order
United American Mochaunics
TB. Barnes
C. W. Suntey
Youn Wen
Bot
Barns
Thoms Suley
Infant dies after fall into hot grease in Maluskeey
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blanche of Maluskeey died after falling into hot grease early last week. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon with interment at the Chrysanthem Catholic cemetery. In other news the Sterrick Crowl colliery idle since a washout is expected to resume full operation this morning. Townspeople heard Willlin’s lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Michael Blanche
Maluskeey
Carly
Veeulis Pelday
Qhyphant Catholic
Sterrick Crowl
Willlin
Wimmers Winery Event Postponed Amid Weather Delays
In Madisonville reports a Chelstham assembly at Mrs Wic Mueters' house was postponed due to talent voting weather. Gavin’s presence drew concern while Saletin and My Vitas returned from a conference. Community work resumed with quills, didies, and a Protestant gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreh
Wic Mueters
M. Gavin
Heine
Saletin
Madisonville
MM. Tlongetenth
Hawaiian Disk Hurling Revival At Ancient Games
Report describes a revived Hawaiian disk throwing sport with helmets wreaths and traditional regalia. Competitors demonstrate strength and skill on a track while spectators witness scores and orders, comparing the ritual to ancient Greek and Persian origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Uetinowern
Oliver
Manavi Hammock Controversy Raises Novelty Plant Claims
A fragmented notice discusses the Manavi Hammock project and alleged material sources. It references leaves from a plant related to Keuaivr and a distribution regime tied to Kedador, with four months' time specified for orders or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollailoy
Cecil
Calito
Kedador
Tina
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Stephen Meldo
Frances Fitzsimmons
Cansah Street
the Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Trinity
Neary
Young Ladies’ Card Club
Munn
Scott & Bowne
Dr. Whalew
Jermyn and Mayfield
Taylor
AVOCA
Old Forge
Jessup
Dr. Lyon
Scrantons Business Houses
Vm.t. Keller Tackawinia Carriage Work
J.b.wooxtsey
Coalora Tn
Aohet
Weoalais Dente Fuld
Albert Ball
E. Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Ape Cllias Telephone
Ofer
Washington Avenue
Mikes
Washington Ave
Nay Aup
Bee
W.Y. Ter
Jennings Bryan
Lyceum
Wimmers
Scranton Teiline
Ohana
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