Prize Speaking at Keystone Academy in Scranton area
The annual prize speaking contest for Keystone Academy girls was held at First Protestant Church in Microrsville yesterday evening. Nine contestants delivered strong pieces with Miss Minn McRain winning, while Marie Bugin and Nina Stark received honorable mentions. The program featured poetry and historical readings, with Judge panel including Rev M.D. Gebstinnell and others. The event drew a large audience and notable social activity followed, including visits by locals and a dance at Dysmond’s hall in Moosic.
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Microrsville
Keystone Academy
Revetone Academy
Minn McRain
Mise Marie Bugin
Nina Stark
Judas
M.D. Gebstinll
Waverts
Charles W. Dawson
Somatan
Herbert Pare
Eaton
Whith
Snel
Community notices and personal updates from Lanceyville area
The Tribune reports a March 2 gathering at Mrs Towksbury's home with a program including readings and musical pieces. Several locals plan moves or changes, including the Morses and Cleorges moving to Colorado, and the Lemon creamery undergoing sale and transition. The Lancyville News building will become Hostenerdon. homes and hotels expand to accommodate travelers.
Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Courtroom Fracas
Briaite the Saint Tribune reports Mr Presenti faced Judge Sauite Motiska on a charge of attempting to kill his wife. A confrontation during the hearing escalated into a struggle between the court officials and the defendant, ending with a commitment request denied as the defendant begged the court’s mercy. Funeral services were held for the late Willian Tinglemuah with interment at the Matey Genmielery. Local youths formed a literary society at Lawrenceville, meeting at Lane's confectionery and later at the high school building before term starts forced a move. Refreshments followed the meeting as members prepare for an upcoming entertainment. Local residents reported several visits and illnesses, including Mrs. Fred Dennila’s measles and Mrs. Bowlee’s visit to Mrs. Thomas Cox. Members discussed attendance at funerals for Martin Smith of Plains and other local happenings.
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Dursea
Presenti
Sauite Motiska
Pat
Dinalir
Willian Tinglemuah
Hoygie
Vunerad
Tev
Matey Genmielery
Lawrencevihe
Lane
Fred Dennila Ie
Grove Street
Bowlee
Avoun
Thomas Cox
Circye Street
Mestames W
Evie
Conrad
Allen's Foot-Ease Prowler Ad Ends Distracting Ad
A fragmentary ad describes Allen's Foot-Ease products offered by Allen & Oilmeted in New York. The noisy, garbled text mentions relief for swollen feet and aching joints and references a trial package and addresses.
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Allen & Oilmeted
Fe Meg
Prominent county figure Robert Mitchell dies at 61
Robert Mitchell of Maineville longtime rattrounding sewer contractor died at 7 this morning after four years with diabetes and foot injury complications. A Nova Scotia native, he served in the Penney t vinin Volunteer Infantry and fought at Gettysburg and Antietam. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Tene Ramees of Wilkes-Barre and Mrs. Pearl Sayre of Cullenson.
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Pittston
Robert
Mitchell
Maineville
Gan Brene
Nova Scotia
Ete Valley
Penney Tvinin Volunteer Infantry
Ciettyeburg
Antietam
Ely
Kla Valley
Deceoared
Tene Ramees
Wilkes-Barre
Nugivnd
Hillard Milling Company
Pearl Sayre
Cullenson
William Drury
Boranton
Hamtown
Thomas Haverd
Severnl
S. Helwrd
Thomasville
CP Evans
Wheveland
Lehigh Valley
Enginner
Albert
Jermey
John T
Provence
WipUtAlion N
Pittston Hospital
Willian J. Davies
Bharrishing
Catherine Anthony
High Street
Wyoming Seminary Students Shine In Spring Term Grads
A Wyoming Seminary report notes a record spring enrollment with 224 boys and 27 graduates led by W. F. Kandamoore and Edward G. Bobbin. The Indoor track meet is slated for March 38 with many candidates. a hardball schedule lists interschool games against nearby districts.
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Kingston
Charies Ih Law
Beranton
Mymouth
Neleon
Liaw Thie
Mies Hagel Hessler
Tessler
Etidenta
Vor Ems
Tly Gradiating
W. F. Kandamoore
Sonantion
Edward G. Bobbin
Shenandoah
Pattivia Mlakslee
Coat Glen
Pas
Fred
Bock
Maryland
Ernest Kennett
Nantiowice
Pape Frank
Becker
Plymouth
A.J. Chapman
Peckville
W. Burton Davis
George WW. Ellis
Dunmore
A. Johnson
Norway
N.Y
Chaude
Kimmiel
Orwigsburg
Philip Myers
Paa
Ald Mount
Pas Pla
Whitlock
Bate Mount
Carolyn Betz
Honesdale
Mabel Bradshaw
Nanticoke
Lacey M. Chubbuck
Harrisburg
S Maude Davenport
Plsmouth
Iin
M. Hallock
Wyalusing
Josephine We
Ladington
Mich
Harriet Beancom
Dorrainceton
Schoo
Wyoming
Rare college team to lead season with new managers
The article notes Buecknell Bloomaburg and the Cuban Giants as teams with plans for the season. It mentions Siemanreuiliedt as manager, BM. Jones as trailer, and a senior junior lineup practicing at Darker hall in Reading. It lists officers JM KRemmerer president and A Nowe vice president with other board members. The June meeting in Reading is anticipated.
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Buecknell
Bloomaburg
Baake
Ganes
BM. Jones
Erin
Dunior
Haniel
Pettebone
Kremmerer
Sotanten
Thrat
le Ett
Itt
Reading
Social notes from New Milford and surrounding towns
Miss Fanny Howe of Montrose and Miss May Seymour guest at local houses. Mrs. Frank Feverett hosts in Scranton. Miss Mane Rowe engaged with friends in Majhantan area. Mrs. Austin and Miss Mabel Thlbreoh travel to New York. Frank Moxley of Dalton visits old friends. Summer school art review to open at New Milford graded school. Jauna Badger retires from work with local felons. attended ministerial literary event in nearby town.
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Mareh
Fanny Howe
Montrose
Teombull
Parrett
May Seymour
Frank Feverett
Scranton
Mies Mane Rowe
Sao
Aie
Utwin Adame
Mes
Austin
Mise Mate
New York
Mim A. Hisley
Mises Merrett Basie Ftraiah
Minghamton
Frank Moxley
Dalton
Suamer Achool Art Review
New Milford
Elose
Jauna Badger
Boranton
Local Social Notes From Sevanton Trini
Special to Sevanton Trini records a string of social visits and movements. Gideon Mareh Mis and family spent time with Scranten friends Jetin Morgan and Ressoyale from South ben. Frank Valies of Vickron visited. The Ladies Aldo and university charity group met with Men Ro M Tingley for dinner. Bessie Wheaton of Ticksor and Miss Mead Lunten attended church events last Sunday.
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Gideon
Mareh
Sweet
Scranten
Jetin Morgan
Dad Ressoyale
South Ben
Sundiv
Vickron
Beatlebeen
CM. Wercott
Wee Glen
Jackson Titent
Deserter Owen Sweeney to be brought before military court
Owen Sweeney of Company D First Artillery surrendered Wednesday after deserting two years ago in Cuba. He will be taken to Chaverno is Mjond this morning and arraigned before a military court for desertion, with authorities awaiting transport via Wyoming Avenue and the Governors Inland district.
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Owen Sweeney
Companys D
Artillry
Chavernoi
Sweeney
Wyoming Avenue
Cuba
Wwe
Totes
Wilkes-Barre meeting forms major hardware firm capital
The Pennsylvania Wholesale Hardware and Supply Company held a Friday meeting in Wilkes-Barre with attendees representing the largest capital of more than five million dollars in the firm. Officers were elected, as the group planned strategic actions for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Wholesale Hardware and Supply Company
Wilkes-Barre
Ationdanes
Industrial Jottings on Labor and Arbitration Debates
Superintendent W J Davis and mill owners in Dunmore North Beranton and Divkeon City return from a three week southern trip to decide if disputes among workers will be settled by arbitration or by other means. Proposals for a union organ and Labor Day celebration are discussed as investigations into charges against workers move forward.
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W. J Davis
Dunmore
North Beranton
Divkeon
Foundaion
Stuke
Prague
Virginia
Mrederiveysburg
Altra Harver
Harvey Brox
Washington Avenue
Forest City
Telbine
Chivid & Felton
Chite
Travis
Baruthers
Hoban Ar
Nentere
Anlin Io Hogeatt
Veriain
Sver- Ss
Creche
Andingwon Lekwaite
Aveltte
Proapos
Wisalo
Chembers
Scrantonian
Mulbert's Hall
Join Mitchell
Walter Jones
Ieee
Unclear 1900s newspaper roster page fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing names and roles across events and groups with many garbled words. Readable items include several personal names and scattered roles, but the overall meaning and structure are obscured by heavy transcription errors.
Local Labor Assay Sees Afternoon Meeting Amid Industry Talks
A mid afternoon labor assembly convened in the city to discuss business applications and potential industry developments. Officials and attendees debated upcoming initiatives and community impact while outlining next steps.
Unexplained Impulse to Leap From High Places Examined
A noted city neurologist discusses a phenomenon where people feel compelled to look down and leap from heights. He describes cases where patients resist calm, yet involuntarily spring toward the brink, with one cabinetmaker succumbing to a near-fatal edge collapse after being strapped and urged to remain still.
Weaver tert We WN th Mele
The fragmentary text lists various unclear terms and names. It mentions Herb, Brine Portu, Dewee Flam, Misti Pie, and Heather, but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to form a clear news item.
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Tyre
Chile
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Emma
Buck
The
Phillieronica
Princ Am
MD McRwin
Fpoaiie
Miike Lavi
Lawrenceville
Duane Dille
Richard Naylor
Pitteten
Meesie
Fred Naylor
Charles Crook
Luwerte
United American Mechanics
Dysmond’s Hall
Moosic
Mise Verna Bechoornover
Mone
Mite Alowteller
Ile Place
Piliogely
Torn
Quexington
New Orleans
Tme
Tye
Ninth Regiment
Spain
John Colvin
Parsons
Fionlal
Une Seganten ‘Tribune
Tonkhannock
Maret
Chub
Rev. Hokie
Dingle Stewart
Parnell
Royse
Himsby
Abe
Ales Cleorge White
Harrison Street
Theolore Willis
Motel Graham
Bindsall
Wake, Noy
Dosness
Lemon Creamery
Sahil
Messicn 1
Jordan
1. & Wind
Middletown
N. Y
Lanion Chemmory Association
Michael Brown
Lemon
Baturdas
Lance Ville
Lanceyville Neto
Mites
Det FS. Minges
Det
Duryea
Allen
Wyoming Seminary
Waun
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
Serron
Teilyne
Gibson
Sevanton Trini
Superintendent Davis
Valentine Bliss
South
D., L. & W. Boaril
D., Lo and W
Wik Gale Bates Pee
ML Danity
Cade Rabeot
Devine
Costello
Vo McCarthys
Sarah
Klee
Doomes
Wrige
Puteri
Eels
Sully
Meeting of
Central Labor Union
Centr Labor Assay
Peetha Sem Abelyin
Vince Hewat
Tim
Hin
Banck
Som
May Fiske Company
Nila
Lenin
Stooge
Ettorne
Wenuir
Nid
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Snirel Spas Bey
Texas
Poonam
Nant Et Appeal
Acuna
Catavih
Sears
DR. Pensten
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Mires
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Wisbeload
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Btoces
Fiet National Bank
Acranton Savings Han
Sablon
Nepoale
Ag Ig
Aennee
Clark & Snover Co
Aes
Aeranten Bran Fone & Mi
Potties Lashes Bank & Viete
National Bank
Carkondainy
Orillia
Sultobal Bank
Eteen Wwsua
Hegante ” Paecnaer
Pied Fatere Birwitt
Melson
Townelip
City of
Soranton St Honage
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Bette Sibert
California Fig Syrup CO
Niegers
Derrews
Ahosee
Mlead Paisan
Norton
Hebi Laeet
Pear Hee Prrionee
Aep Ag
Madival & Elev
Steet
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