Notable Visitors from St Paul and New York At Carbondale
Hon. J. Bevers and his daughter Miss Carl A. Savoramen visited Carbondale last week drawing local interest. Severance’s party toured the area, met officials in West Ward, and discussed mining industry issues and transit options. The visit spurred debate over a proposed heating contract and the superiorities of competing systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Beveeranes
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mikes Carl A. Savoramen
New Yok City
Capbondale
Severance
Severance Jett
Awe Eniere
Het Wirth
Efe Wis
Ie Tive
KK Heey
Dat Wall
Carbondale
Seveerunee
Laut Aton
Init
Mr. Sevegaie
Nabhie
Haley
Moverance
Nave Ghoadit
Pipytetead
Death notice for Charles K. O Malley of Scranton
Charles K O Malley of Scranton died Saturday after an illness. He served as superintendent of a city department and was active in community and civic affairs. He leaves a wife, three sisters, and a brother, with services to be announced by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. O'Malley
Scranton
Trans Friends of Uhoatles Ik
Cr Malley
Mbp
Ymalleys
Mathes
Tein
Sweykier
Aniavas
Aimee
Cole
Masaiy
Ponta Ak
Agnes Moyle
Thrae Risters
Mra
Wtyvaert
Af Tobeden
Elina
Mivrtin
The New Street Lamps
The article describes the installation of six new street lamps at key points, noting their appearance and impact on pedestrian safety and night visibility. It mentions observers and local reactions to the lighting experiment, with cautious optimism about the improvements in daytime and evening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner
Nerve Pills Promoted In Scranton Ad Claim Home Proof
An advertisement extols Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as superior remedies for nerve fatigue and general weakness. Testimony from Henry Alberts of Scranton cites relief from back pain kidney issues and improved energy after using the pills sold at Matthews Bros drug store on Scranton's Luackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Henry Alberts
W.hase
Matthews Bros
Tuackawanna Avenue
Bufo
A. W. Chats
The Metropolitan Club's Fashionable Pedigree Revealed
A garbled notice discusses menswear trends and the Union Beene col of Patolhy, noting a rupee price and fashionable appeal. It mentions attendees and a central event as the piece unfolds with references to a metropolitan audience and phase of gathering.
Election Anticipations and Candidate Signals
Vague account shows election anticipation among voters and candidates. Mentions Parveen, Briggs, and Briggs rivals with interest in the upcoming contest. Describes party dynamics and public interest in the race without clear results or dates.
Waning Justice for Neo ti owhe Wis Arrest in Dispute
Dainee Kiannighin of Neo ti owhe Wis was arrested and charged with beating his mother Eleabeth Miannaghin after a family dispute. The case delayed as authorities offered a plea deal including payment of arrears, with a conditional withdrawal of charges if accepted. He was ordered to stay away from his mother’s residence while consideration continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dainee Kiannighin
Neo Ti
Eleabeth Miannaghin
Geoused
Notorious Confusion at Mist Congresstional Chaveh Event
Jumbled OCR fragment shows a ceremonial gathering yesterday with unclear references to music, poetry, and performances. Mentions a Miss Henson and Mo Ree with a song titled "boy Divine," and a theme about music and sermon-like delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stainers
Fortures
Miss Henson
Mo Ree
Meetings Tonight at Local Civic Groups
Fragmented OCR listing appears to reference a schedule of meetings and associations including a school event, a federal union, a youth institute, a civic association, and a patriotic offer. Names and places are garbled but indicate multiple organizational meetings and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuleet Catinoll School
Mive Loaf Lodge
New Did
Boo
Tyypogroapideal Union
Federal Union
N. A. Hb
Young Men's Institute
Mereliitite’ Association
Patriotic Offer Sans of Amediea
Jatrireginding Biarbers
Typo Laden Note on Northern King and Boxer Rebellion Terms
The fragmentary report mentions Mise Miranda and Croucher at the Inner Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday morning. It recalls Tien-Tsin during the Boxer uprising and describes three wicks of Tien peri wars Chii lings with living leaves and cellars while Gewa hit the peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Miranda
Croucher
Tien-Tsin
Gewa
Improvements at the depot under heavy work
A gang of men are at the Paokiscure ail Hudson depot busy with improvements. They drag the sand and lay a new platform edge while replacing worn timbers. Upon completion the area will be safer and the wall strengthened for the awaiting traffic.
Unclear historical text on continued steeommte of the lard forties
The readable fragments describe ongoing work begun earlier in the year by named individuals including Mesars HL Mo Jadwin Plorten and John B Wheeho Dive. It notes auditors and expenditures of the oil Twyayal and mentions a period around April 1 with improbable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorten
John B
Coltios
First Congregational Church Hosts Evening Service
Neo J Winches Pompl will nettemdehureh Weon leads the congregation for a Thursday evening service on Hosomasian Day Ploty, with Rev MA Ol Elliott preaching at the scene of their devotion this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custon
Neo J. Winches
MA Ol Elliott
Devothane
Unclear text fragment about health and personnel
Fragmentary report mentions Moh Salina and Mr Sim with unclear context. Several garbled phrases reference health, a departure, and friends pledging something. No coherent events or identifiable organizations emerge in the readable passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Ie Poritian
Sim
Siaturdias
Mr. Sim
Resingiels
Anniversary of Lywerth Vedigte at Othe Iret Methodist Enis
Fragmentary OCR note describes an anniversary event at a Methodist church with references to speakers and activities. Mentions Prof. Gheives from Harton and a related telegraphic or televised comment. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoniversari
Lywerth
Methodist Enis- Hope
Prof
Gheives
Harton
Prorect meeting rescheduled in Cambrian Wall area
The prorect meeting has been moved from Cambrian Wall to Wath hall, with new access at Salenvente and Main street. The revised time is noted for the upcoming Wednesday evening, replacing the previously planned schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidelus Conedlave
Hentasopis
Cambrian Wall
Salenvente
Wallooceipe
Couple from Lincoln avenue looted Anthracite after moving in
Mr and Mrs Lohshire, once tenants at Mrs Webb's home on Lincoln avenue, have moved to the Anthracite lodging and are now alleged to be looting the premises there.
Ir Minest Downton Returns Home From College
Ir Minest Downton is home from the Meditohithereal college at Eliolphian. He plans to spend the summer in Carbondale and begin work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downton
Meditohithereal College
Eliolphian
Carbondale
Patrick I Wax Retires From Post Office Clerk Role
An executive notice records Patrick I Wax as a longtime post office clerk who was cancelled from his duties on a weekend in 2000 following a severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick I Wax
Tya
Werk
Batundas
Arin
Fragmented OCR: May date for securing season tickets
The readable text notes a single date in May, a Monday, used to secure something for this season. It references a high point or event and mentions a venue or organization, with limited clear names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oheloe
Unclear fragment hints at local event or church note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Sunday event at a church in Toon with unclear details and dates. No identifiable people or organizations clearly readable from the text.
Fragmentary OCR Note From The Net Congregational Page
Incomplete OCR fragment references an aged fellow and a service. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, yielding only vague hints of a church related notice or obituary segment without clear actions or events.
Time worn hymns echo in small church gathering
A church service featured many time honored lyrics sung by the congregation while he performed several special selections.
Death Recall Tugs O Malley Family in Scranton
Martin T. OMalley travels to Scranton for the death of his brother Charles K OMalley Born. The notice mentions Mrs Walter Gibbs of Park Street as connected party in the extended obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gibbs
Park Street
Seeleyville visitors and locals noted in city
Mrs Polley and daughter Flogals returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Abbey. Clara Hobbs possesses a new plane. Frank Williams and wife plan a visit here. Miss Marie ONeal left for New York. John Wallace of Scranton Business College spent Sunday in town. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Chapman noted among locals. Several others, including Mr and Mrs Ardentville, were seen about town. Charles Corbett of Brooklyn visits Eugene Li in Carbondale. Carlito of Carbondale Machine Campus left for Pan American Expo. Mary Corbett stays with her father before joining him in Buffalo.
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Polley
Flogals
Seeleyville
M OO
Abbey
Clara Hobbs
Belmont Street
Frank Williams
Suratton
Cormercy
Hie City
Marie O'Neil
West Side
New York City
John Wallace
Scranton Business College
William Johnson
North Washington Straat
George Chapman
Sertress Street
Charles
Honesdale
Mannaten
Ardenville
Ancon
Catt Shree
George Foster
Hoy Hone
Pitteten
Mre
Eo M. Thomas
Lilfitt
Helen Passmore
Secraniea
Margaret McAndrew
Ochilies Dugan
Linertie
Charles Law
Pittston
Catured
Wilfred P. Byrne
Stark
Towar
Charles A. Corbett
Brooklyn
Eugene Li
Carlilto
Carbondale Machine
Mary Bi. Corbett
Mary Bi. Corbett Wi Remiin
Buffalo
Jermyn and Mayfield Pigeon Match and Local Labor Talks
A pigeon shooting match at Bustale grounds between Ceorne Trotter and Jieoh Van Slekle ended in a tie for twenty five dollars. Delaware and Hudson miners visited Beranton to discuss local idleness with Superintendent Rose who referred them to Assistant Superintendent Sarge. Union reps urged Toremat Thomas Flunter to restart work but he required orders from superiors. Attorney and Mrs Carey returned from Carlisle. Miss Mortis Hitter of Peckyville visited, and M Edwards of Pittston visited Fylands.
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Yael
Bustale
Ceorne Trotter
Jieoh van Slekle
Sutuls
Ntureres Atenacieve
Delaware and Hudson
Beranton
Rose
Sarge
Olypiant
Jermyn
Toremat
Thomas Flunter
Peckville Visitors and Local Fire Team Preview
Peckville welcomes A M Kestell of Niagara Falls visiting relatives. The Wilkon Fire Company showcases a new team of black horses and a fine wagon team ready for town work. Messrs Thomas and Harry Bip Graves left Saturday for Buffalo to attend the Pan American Exposition and return with reports of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kestell
Nigara Falls
Wilkon Fire Company
Eitiche
Thomas
Harry Bipgraves
Buffalo
Returned to Niagara Falls with jobs found
A fragment notes a regular borough council meeting in the evening and mentions several men from Wave county who fished Wizer's pond, draining it of eighteen suckers. It also mentions hotel dining and the Forest and Stream club unable to advertise its spring banquet due to lack of present aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Wizer's Pond
Wave County
Daeleht Beardstes
Walter Liesd
William Vandervoort
Gibert Pleyee
Walter
Delayed Contests Prompt Thursday Evening Rescheduling
Owing to a misunderstanding contests planned for Wednesday were postponed to Thursday evening. Lafferty calls for all contestants to be ready by Thursday night as events close then with Delp’s entertainment planned. Also notes residents visiting, borough council meeting, a marriage announcement, and a United Mine Workers special meeting at St James hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafferty
Dante Theents
Mise
Kathe Golden
Plitston
Mathie White
Lane Street
Hy Mugen
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Charles O' Boyle
Annie Mackered
St. Patrick's Choir
Olyphant
United Mine Workers of America
St. James Hall
Tigue’s Giginiusian team tops North Scranton Stars in low scoring clash
In a Saturday night round of two basketball games oddities marked by misprints, Tigue's Giginiusian squad defeated North Scranton Stars 8 to 5. Ratchford Kennedy led the winners with key plays while Stars’ McClicky Jones starred for the losers in a rough, error filled affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qnlayved
Annoy
Tigue
Ratchford
Kennedy
Victors
Nd McClicky Wid Jones
Sars
Wight
Cann
Ratehford
Orientale
Convey
Bowling notes preview last league games remain
Only three games are left in the season with West End team having three postponed matches. The schedule includes a game against the Ike team, another versus the Backus Beams, and a confrontation with the West Enders No. 2 if.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Ike
Backus
West Enders
Wilkes-Harreans Hope Second Place in Wood Form
The Wilkes-Harreans seek second place as the Barekius men vow to play their first wet feature. Charles Riehl leads for the She team while Giles Satu Gittertann stars for the Black Giles squad. Belen and Tordight promise key performances as the Backius-Stith Seranthen set to bowler action. Tribute statistics will be published weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Harreans
Barekius
Llogideres
Charles Riehl
Taubescher
Lepehoowarninie Defeated by Keastone at Pineborewitle
The Lepehoowarninie base team suffered a decisive loss to Keastone Academy at Pineborewitle. The game was one sided, with Lepehoowarninie never ahead as Young Sheeers struggled and received little support. Umpire Morse officiated the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepehoowarninie
Keastone Academiwy
Pineborewitle
Eastern League names and race results misread
The fragment cites the Eastern League with two names Winibhead Teeteste and Meteo Ay Muito Vievtano in unclear context. No clear event, date, or outcome is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winibhead Teeteste
Meteo Ay Muito Vievtano
Ftatabe
Slayer of Chester Staples Not Ad mitted to Bail
Depue Pretruck of Fpragievilly Daye faces denial of bail after charges linked to the Chester Staples killing. Authorities pursue additional suspects as the case moves to court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Staples
Depue Pretruck
Fpragievilly
Bail Hearing Delayed In Chester Staples Case
In Spragieville weeks after the shooting of Chester Staples, District Attorney and defense counsel clashed over bail. A hearing for Detrick was set for Monday as the court delayed ruling, noting the DA must decide if bail should be granted. Charles Staples, brother of the deceased, testified along with Henry and Sonoshiire Vines during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Staples
Spragieville
Milenberger
Herne
Detrick
Drake
Gearhaen
Detriek
Mis
Charles Staples
Ont
Gain Henry
Tooatterdrink
Sonoshiire Vines
Court Calendar Highlights Many Cases Set for Session
The calendar lists numerous juries and equity suits including ex-counsel McAndrew and McCant prosecutions, a libel action Browne v Scrantonian, Mine Workers matter with Present John Mitchell, and various divorces and property disputes involving Angus Cameron, Shen B Davis, and Pittston Scranton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Councilen
McAndrew
McCant
Othe Meunieroat Tengue
Cease Browne
Scrantonian
John Mitchell
Che
Angus Cameron Aigainst
Angus c
Itay
Shen B Davis
Het Welsh Baptist Church
S. Bo Tobinson
John MM. Wemmerer
Cearges
Winansoof Oak
Charles J. Keogh
Pittston
Scranton Street
Jennings Intentions and Offer Rejections Surface
Hughey Jennings discusses staying with Garhull College amid multiple contract offers from American League teams. He notes the need to decide after Cornell’s season ends, with a possible wait into January before finalizing a move and his desire to finish the current year strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughey Jennings
Garhull College
Hernia
Comeblue de
Metin
Baltimore
Jonimss
Amertean League
Peel
Fitnetilly
Contreer Nas
Cornell
Bleetrbe Rife event draws curious crowd at Laneite
A fragmented report notes a local gathering near Laneite involving audience members and notable figures. It mentions requests tied to Kelly’s union crackers and a focus on shooting gatters, with unclear specifics about purpose or outcomes.
Men of the Hour and Judge Carpenter in Scranton life
Judge J W Carpenter entered the bench amid praise from lawyers noting his office work heavy practice and careful study. The piece highlights Ambrose Hers as a prominent local official and outlines Salisbury and others tied to public life and business during a period of political and corporate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .W. Carpenter
Carpenter
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Carbondale Department
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Este
the Metropolitans
Union League
The
Carbondale Bicycle Club
Briggs
Hans Pepe
la Geil
Saul Sum
Mumatos
Wiileli
Atdermin Peleveten
Atunbev
Bath Mae
Sidie Baeltiegn
Bev Games
Piliegie Theale
Joel
Mania
Oatelberg
Dideot
Bases Tomek
Aline Taggers
Choylei
Hantaety
Dr. Strainer
Opera House
Saupday—Wig Dawn List
China
Minlewood Cemetery Association
Cvrtanbibe
Catonbues
Tehite
Sinaday School
Tate
F Growing Organization
Davis
Martin T. O'Malley
Blakely Baptist Church
Loavelock
WW. Adair
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Glennen
Thomas Williams
Slyde Park
D. W. Harris
Maury Mason
Lackawanna
Mxcelsior
Mioe
A. O) Fidiae
Yar
Hondale
Grortle McHide
Choontidise
John Ro Medile
Dunmore Street
Albert Symons
Arborndide
Lewsley
Datnmore Street
Lloyd
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
California Fig Syrup CO
Fentenni
Tnerrparater
Armory
Factoryville
Keystone
Spoteer
Rhevstoie
Hofineo
American League
Associated Pross
Milve
Mitteries Mustings
Theady Aed
Sullivan
Uapeler
Fenaly
National League
Jatl
Court House
Jennings
Kelly
Ambroge Hers
Scranton Joor Life Trlet
We & Pubdle
Board of Health
M. G. Kelly
Die Favor
Lng
Povillon Colemdhs
AL AL Salisbury
WRIA
Williao
Sheehy
Govenoyer
A. M. Veolia
Albany
Millex
Gar
Electele
Rensselver
Ame Hinsen
Iso Stro Ene
Silishbury
Lackawanna Railroad
T. W. Chiorke
Mr. Salisbury
Dwin M. Eine
Siest
Salisbury
Waterville
N.Y
Remeceluer
Elle Fortune
Livhawini
Vion Pacifie
West
Yen Union Holdings
Thei Securities
Ini
Wwe
Wri
Canpecu
McCinn
Petal Rigadah
Paeedel Dailmann
Aehibel
Wiebe Tate Giles
Phoelos
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