The Animal Changed Hands Fre quently The Owner Now Has It
As narrative of horse theft in Carbondale tracing the loss of a sorrel horse from Benjamin of Bimpoon Wayne County. Detectives tracked the animal through Snyder’s livery and Morrison’s court, with Pierce and Snyder contesting recovery. Benjamin regained possession. investigation continues with Pierce pursuing the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm. Benjamin
Bimpoon
Wayne County
Pest
Benjamin
Republic
Olate
Eily
Mowkeyer
Snyder
Hivary
Ll. M
Thie
Vonstabin
G. J. Neary
Morrison
Ape
Lable Pierce
Gid
Neary
Pierce
Memory of Harrison Eulogized by Grand Army Post
At Willian H. De View post 187 Grand Army of the Republic meeting on Wednesday evening an impromptu tribute to ex President Harrison was delivered by several comrades. Post Commander J M Alexander introduced the event and tribute speakers shared reminiscences of Harrison and Civil War experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian H. de View
Grand Army of the Republic
Harrison
J. M. Alexander
Askel
Alexander Aid
Harrrison
Java Post
Grand Armay of
Republic
George
Caplain Jennings
Miner Adin Mavoriski Killed by Rock Fall at Northwest Mine
Austrian miner Adin Mavoriski died after a rock fall at the Northwest mine. Co-workers found him crushed. his body was moved to Hinhan a for burial. The settlement at Simypaen prepares for Sunday funeral with notable pomp and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adin Mavoriski
Mavorishi
Trolley Line Rumors Stir Scranton Capitalists Buyout Talk
Rumors of Scranton traction company sale to local capitalists circulate, with potential impact on the Carbondale line now operated by Scranton Railway. Residents protest past treatment, while riders on the local line endure rough service and erratic schedule amid tension over ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Gerd
Scranton Traction Company
Scranton
Carbondale
Scranton Railway Company
Apelio Lecture Ends Series With Melville Readings
Wednesday evening marks the final entry in the People’s Lecture Course as Apelio presents selections from Englished author Herman Melville. Rector Ernest Meivike of St James Episcopal Church will introduce the outing, highlighting Melville’s status as a noted Knickerbocker scholar. The town applauds the trustees for securing speakers and maintaining the series for the season, despite past changes in programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apelio
Great Britain
Ohare
Teow
Ao Witten
Weil
Wind Be
Fragmentary OCR Notice in Vague Greek-like Text
The readable parts describe a unclear document or notice with scattered phrases about a medical or ceremonial context. Names and places are obscured, leaving a cryptic, fragmentary entry without a clear event or outcome.
Ree ot Wreeting rattroals qn oa SCO Wel eevntull syfthecte ep
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and unclear names. It cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent news item or identify key entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genel
Fragmentary Local Notice From Murky OCR Fragment
An unclear OCR passage reports partial street level details and names without full context. The readable items hint at a municipal notice or event but lack concrete actions dates places or people to confirm.
Scranton paper notes key local utility meeting
A fragmented report from Scranton describes a Hast utility decision involving a road project and a council vote. The piece mentions Oh Btorek and a Stig Wee figure, with HulU and Neitacit Supealitenseyity Nays cited as opposition or voting blocs in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Averys
Unreadable OCR sports snippet with scattered names
Fragmentary text mentions team context and possible scores or standings but readable facts are not clear. Names and places are garbled, delaying concrete event identification or outcome.
Moe Rernans Gally at the Wye Sir ate WOMANS The Die
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moe Rernans Gally and Wye, with references to women, a team, and unnamed names. The readable portion lacks coherent events or clear context to determine a news item, but preserves names and place hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Rernans
Gally
Tibet
Loni
Avid
Mlairiniee
Mary
Gariys
Ana
Ho Se Waeletts Air Operation Achieves Target
Unclear readable text references a mining roving air operation. Mentions Db Dippeetit Wht street and Nak Chae with a possible objective of reaching a sector, but details are fragmented and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dippeetit
Riis resident linked to unidentified blood-stained incident
Mis Hermicil Avonnai of Riis is connected to a perplexing event involving blood and a mysterious object. Police report details are unclear with several garbled phrases but indicate a inquiry into a potential injury or crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermicil
Tie millimy felenie jie at Th TV
Minner, sop mee oot Pert die. wit ou pleaen tn lea Mies he hee Den wlieted Tretidenn et Pike dam aoeeinty Ascolationg of Retail Unies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minner
Undefined OCR fragment
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions locations and a likely event but lacks clear names, dates, and context to form a coherent report. No definite individuals, organizations, or outcomes can be identified for a proper summary.
Funeral Service For Patrick Carden Held In Local Church
The funeral was held with a requiem mass at St Mowe church for Patrick Carden. Father Norman, Very Rev. Vo Cottey, and Rev. Anthene Cer led the rites. interment followed amid a small procession of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Carden
Jell Peeterdluy
Tine An Dhondt
Mathew Seeiote
Furtedl
Howe
Thariee
Local Notable Moves Signal Shifts in Worthington
A terse report notes J Vet aid feniity from Worthington will depart Monday for Johmtown to aid Mr Tort the teen employer in the company at Simpeon. A. Strow and family, including Mare, head toward hospital street as part of the move. Edward car attends University of Meatevieatile Yl and St Michiels college remains in focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Vet Aid Feniity
Worthington
Johmtown
Olor
Aloe
Simpeon
A. Strow
Ber
Dimes
Ohord
Mare
Mospital Street
Wmeilavetphita
Edward Car Ferts
University of Meatevieatile
University of Meatevieatile Yl We Tee St Michiels College
Mies Miuy
Fragmented OCR Obscures Details of Local Event
A garbled OCR text fragment describes a local event or person with many unreadable words. It mentions decorating, a speaker, and possible names but lacks clear facts, dates, or places to confirm specifics. The readable bits hint at a community gathering with discussions on design or presentation.
Passing Throng and Local Notices From Greene NY
A garbled regional note lists several residents and streets in Greene New York with mentions of guests and events. It references Catherine Jones, Miss Belle To Warren, and others in connection with a visit or gathering and a Scranton delivery yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Jeti Lehe
Mark Treet
Pulkereon Tee
Tate
Mies Loni Coline de
Thani
Toledi
Rank SeDimall
Fablttonk Street
Mondenthal Viethratlee Cpinpen
Carbondale
New York State
Catherine
Scranton
Mies
Warren
Jermyn and Mayfield War Memorial Notice
Fragmented OCR recalls a community notice recording deaths, funerals, and memorial services. It lists individuals, churches, locations, and dates for a local service, with references to families, neighbors, and civic figures amid a townwide remembrance.
Local Society Notes and Announcements from Blakely Area
Uncertain entries report weddings, visits, and community events in Blakely and nearby towns. Included are a wartieg ceremony on Fourth Street with Rev George Hagin officiating and subsequent congratulations, plus updates on residents traveling, visiting relatives, and holding local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hicwns
Von
Mradolin
M. Evana
Mary AL Jones
Fourth Street
Blakely
George Hagin
Fiejatene
Beratton
Meetings Tonight Vople Nayo Reval Avery Mase
Community gathering lists attendees Vople Nayo Reval Avery Mase Jithi Wider Viilidel Attheiican. Details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vople, Nayo
Reval Avery Mase
Jithi
Viilidel
Attheiican
Meeyaujer
At the Opera House. Jonkghem "A Machelor's Ronnie."
Readable text notes a show at an opera venue featuring an act titled A Machelor's Ronnie with a misread performer or location name. The fragment hints at theater listings and program naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Jonkghem
A Machelor
Ronnie
Neat
Tvalaye al Wmnnewitidge
Local residents return home after short visits and schooling resumes
Kita and Ruth return to their home in Pittsbure after a brief stay with Mr Callender and family. Jeannie Fenjanin and Jeannette Kingsten resume studies at the Normal School after spring break. Mies Frenves William accepts a petition in Washington.
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Kita
Ruth
Pittebure
Ruesta
Callender
Mira
Dudeon
Cender
Jeanie
PB Fenjanin Tae
Nerval
Vannton
Miseow
Jeannette Kingsten
Whiewbeth Ware Ie
Msnbore Normal School
Mies Frenves Willianm
Tye Perriter
Washington
Felty Lotte Wedding in Wedinene Day Night
A wedding took place at the Nee of Sie Carmalteet with Misa Merv and an unnamed groom tying the knot. The Rev. Wilken Bentley of the P M church officiated. attendant Wise Mare Birbeck attended the groom, and Abraham Margeleon was a relative. The bride wore a five of serge. guests enjoyed a wedding supper afterward as friends offered best wishes for the couple. Additionally local notices mention residents returning home, illness recoveries, and a hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Mailer
Sarah A. Gooper
Albert Street
Joomen
Scranton
Mapleetree
Dalton items note visitors and events
Nelson Dershimer, a State College student, returned home for a short vacation on Wednesday. Carlton began building a summer home for Mr. Woolworth of Scranton on the recently purchased Lilylake property. George Mahy and Professor Hance of Beranton visited. A Baptist church musical and literary entertainment followed the pre social with a quartet by Smith, Parkton, Floyd and Carry Finn, recitations by Marion Knight and Harry Franklin, and humorous pieces by Mrs. Fred Snyder. Grace Purdy and Merton Purdy played banjos. May Hislam and Lentia Tiffany returned from East Stroudsburg Normal School for Easter. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets today at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Coles’s home. Willis Northup of Glenburn visits his sister in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Te Golmg
Woolworth
Scranton
Lilylake
George Mahy
Professor Hance
Beranton
Baptist Church
Messrs. Smith
Parkton
Floyd
Carry Finn
Marion Knight
Harry Franklin
Fred Snyder
Grace Purdy
Merton Purdy
Charles Smith
Lentia Tiffany
May Hislam
East Stroudsbturge Normal School
Women's Christian Temperaner Union
Coles
Willis Northup
Glenburn
Detroit
Mich
Funeral for Thomas Turner’s son held in Moosic
The funeral of Thomas Turner junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Turner of Moosic, was held yesterday with interment in Marcy cemetery. Several local residents were noted in attendance as the community observes the family’s loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
James Turner
Moosic
Marcy
Charlotte Brown
Joseph Rotask
Stroudsbore
B. Dille
Frank Shales
Doy Hines
Duane Dille
Scranton
Ald Society
Wales
Frank Taine
Richardson
Lane
Moosie
Tribune
Avoca
G. Force
Feranton
Willem Andersen
Whalen Preaches on Trish Wit at Fupital Church
Rev Mr Whalen delivered a lecture on Trish Wit last Monday evening to eight large, appreciative attendees. Weather was inclement yet attendance flattering. A photograph and pancake social will be held at the Methodist church Perlova on Friday evening and is expected to attract a large, interested crowd. A singing class at the M E church parlors meets Tuesday evening with another session planned. Thomas Watts, active in the curry trade, plans to enlarge his herd as his supply dwindles, triggering wide-market attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Whalen
Fupital Church
Perlova
M. E
Thomas Watts
Seelyville Notes Include Chapel Lot Sale and Mill Savings
Expecial reports a plot purchased for a chapel in Seelyville. Savings have begun at the Seeleyville mill with Hindsall Brog reporting strong business. Last week a large wood consign ment was sold to a Philadelphia firm. Charles Smith of Smith & Son made a business trip to Boranton. Foster Bros. have left Seelyville business. Mrs. Adam Flattwith recently returned from Philadelphia. Mrs. Enos Gregory, Frances Purdy and Floeele Polley are on the wicket. Chart Smith manages logs from the banking ground with a ready supply of hemlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seelyville
Seeleyville
Hindsall Brog
Philadelphia
Charles Smith
Smith & Son
Boranton
Foster Bros
Adam Flattwith
Enos Gregory
Frances Purdy
Floeele Polley
Charts Smith
Marriage Ceremony Ties Ming Laute J Huryam to Earl Yeomans
Ming Laute J Huryam and Earl Yeomans were married yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church Hopbottom at 4 oclock. The ceremony featured the wedding march led by Alps I M Tiang with ushers Roy Shadduck and Harry Adams. Rev G E Van Woert of Brooklyn officiated as the couple joined in matrimony amid floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wedding reception and guests noted at Me Yowe of Mi
A very becoming cloth with white trim and appliqué described for a Hehe coater shade. About sixty guests attended the wedding, with many from Brooklyn. After a luncheon, the couple left for a short trip and will settle in Shingsley, using the gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Warved
Anil Mire
Jey Prout
Marlon Titus
Jeaste Lori
Jennie Wi Fany
Mepay
Roy Shaddack
Marty Adame
Liter
Shingsley
Fragmented OCR: Late 20th Century Allied Talks Highlighted
The readable fragments reference a high level secretariat at Paes and a focus on allied unity. Mentions of Commondii and Torabelile hint at regional talks. The text remains garbled, but implies diplomatic activity and coordination among allied nations during a regional crisis.
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Minato Treaty
A brief note describes a quick cold remedy tied to Minato related efforts. The passage references a possible health claim and a historical or cultural tie, noting one day treatment ideas and a local context.
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Carbondale Department
Jermyn
Perest
Chey
le Eelden
Olen
Charley
Sipe
Ldoui
Lidley
Atreete
William H. Davies
Northwest Mine
Heling
Helbotie
Gumrer
Gator
Poogithelly
Eileen
Corti Thierry Aria
Huth
Thomas Honie
Yale
Ark Nielles
Cialenston
Weston
Upton
Muti Street
Wil
Gree
Wolfe
WSMU
Rsuecure
Mibbean Cocabietogs
Michael Miqveinis
Meinermyy
Bae Tate
Hempel
Herve
Tipi Hnl
Mr. Carden
S Poaker
Vouke Allen
Jermyn and Mayfield
Dison City
Sheeku
Frank Belcher
Soutien
Beteler
Mintel
South Gibsatt
Wilds Wien
Erie
Anil
Trierty
Che Gery
Grea
Thome
Henry J. Whalen
Maly Street
Serantii
Tywle
Hothet
Biome Lithe
Claire
Sonmerill
Cuimilais
Ib Lome
Punenie
Jomon
Tourth Street
Malo
Tayler Triends
Olyphant
Peckville
Patani
Pluare
Shaya
Priceburg
Dalton
Nelson Dershimer
State College
Duryer
Waverly
Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
The
Scranton Business Houses
Guernsey
J.w.guernsey
Washington Ave
Davis Steam Dye Co
Penn Ave
Golden Gare
Stindin River
Adams
Barriscale
Mantell
Trivambaige
Telehone
W. A. Harvey
Bell and Telephone
Commonwealth Building
J. B.woolszy € Co Contractors
I P.intrepreee and. Lumber Ct
Kingsbury & Scranton
John A. Roebling
Hope
Gutta Percha and Ruhlery Co
Gordon
Son
Tore Cing
Brotherhood Wine Co
P.H
Connell
Brescner
Wyoming Avenue
Breschel
Washington Avenue
Wilson
Walkers
Twining
HanLey
Spruce
Sueur
Huntington
Reisman Brothers
Weading Secundralevs
Linden ST
Corina
Queen OF
KEY West Cigars
Dean
Goodman’ S Shoe
Mabera of
Ety
Balcheawral
Offiee Fe Waehingdon Age
F. L. Hironcock & Son
Ae and
UF Commonwealth Mudriding
Mohanton
O.s.bloss
SMITH
L. Sommar
Renic Ite
Lackawanna Underwear Store
Gall Medal
Phaptograyier
Hong
Im. T. Kevcer
Lacorwans Artage Wirks
Bernhard, Vsewe Cer
le Lackawanna Avenue
Edwins, Williams
Room 25 Coal Exchange
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Labecat
Uonbrotian
Parrol Ad
Wwe Aly
Spruce Street
James Russell Lowell
Sumter Brothers
Harford
Sybiebal bin
Illate Harford
Atre
Letwal
Wireless
Wheltod
Hirother
Hugh Mat Otiedl
Juart Wreeth
Onvey Mayn
Hare
Proudshure
Hile Wiiaier
Vi Steerer
Bundy
Webb
Wingetey
Mareh Fo
Moxtoy
Chile
Mish Monte
Porton
Vie
Ate Plage
Chilsihin Bedeavor
Chad
Albin
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