The News of Carbondale Delivery Irregularities Noted
Subscribers report confusion in The Trine delivery. The Tribune office asks readers to report delinquencies at once. Bulletin posts inform about miner strike events and delegate movements as news spreads through Carbondale.
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Trine
Carbondale
Tribune
Burke
Robert & Mreynolis
Haa Bred
Ald
Serinton
Neliv
Ty Ec
Tie Nibnere
Commencement Plans for Carbondale High School Class of 1902
The Carbondale High School announces the Class of 1902 commencement program set for Friday evening June 20 at the Grand Opera House with Attorney Peter O Boyle as orator. Notes highlight top honors to Mary Murvin and Walter Quinn, with Principal W D Biesden leading the program and the Junior reception and Class Day events scheduled nearby.
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Clive of We
Carbondale High School
Grand Opera House
Peter O'Boyle
West Pittston
O' Boyle
Oy Boyle
Bariistera
Luzerne
Tune Kispatelek
Watter Quintin
Walter Quinn
Mary Murviln
WD. Biesden
Princ Pal
Imperial restaurant ownership changes in town
James Thompson of Coddington and Thompson, owner of Imperial, announces a sale of interest to Daniel Thompsen. Richard Coddington confirms the firm’s stake and notes the restaurant began about a year ago on North Main Street. The town expects continued success despite limited prior restaurant experience.
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James Thompson
Coddington & Thompson
Imperial
Accinge
Imperial Holies
Malin Street
Rachard Coddington
Diene
Shince
Daniel Thompesoun
Semmes
Carbondale
Horchester
N.o
Fine Kinetoscope Views In Aid Of Deserving Poor
The ladies of the Wounis teller corps present an entertainment program to support charity, featuring a silent film viewing and a musical program. A prize drawing offers a chance to help the needy, with proceeds aiding the local relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonao
Saul Lids Company
Edison
Tribune's Strike Views Highlight Coal Emke Debate
A wartime style Tribune column discusses the acute interest in the coal strike election term and the questions on the minds of readers. The piece notes speculation on free supply and the outcome of labor disputes as readers seek news and clarity.
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Ain
Grape-Nuts Endorsed As Meat Alternative In Diets
An article extols Grape-Nuts as a substitute for meat in daily meals. It argues a varied diet improves vitality and spirits, noting monotony harms health. The piece praises Grape-Nuts for nourishment, brain strength, and economy, claiming its taste satisfies both young and old.
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Brooklyn
Hip
Moyles Performs in Elaborate Boots in Stage Role
A newspaper profile describes Dan J. Moyles in a standout theatrical part. It details the heavy three foot high boots and facial fringe prosthetics, plus the awkward struggles Moyles endures to convey a grotesque giant persona on stage.
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Moyles
Serumtom Fleet
Gould
Ed Chodiwin
Seranition Hiunh
Joplin
Didio Globe
Mins Moyies
Dun
Hoyleh
Owith Trish Grus
Eider
Mosses Bettis
Obituary notices for Lyman White and Joseph Curtis
Lyman White aged about 60 years died yesterday following an illness in Albany county New York. He lived in Cuoresliwe and came there from Wis Dogleod. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Buapulst church with burial at Clifford cemetery. Joseph Henriett Curtis aged seven and a half died Thursday night from influenza. Funeral from the Columbia Heights residence Sunday afternoon at one oclock. Burial at Maplewood Glenmobels.
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Lyman White
Cuoresliwe
Lad
SeVetisty
Albany County
Wis Dogleod
Buapulst
Clifford Cemetery
Curtif
Joseph Henriett Curtis
Sam
Charles Curtis
Columbia Heights
Odoelowk
Maplewood Glenmobels
Corigan Turns to Fruit Cart Venture in City Streets
A young man named Corrigan has shifted from prior pursuits to selling fruit from a push cart in the metropolis. The change aims to attract friends and patrons and ease the setback from earlier misfortunes.
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James Corigan
Ait
Corrigan
Ile
Court Lily Poresters and Local 1010 in Sfield
A fragmented notice lists groups including Court Lily Poresters of America Diamond Lodge Sfield of Hone Local 1010 and Viiled Mine Workers in a local civic matter. The readable text suggests a gathering or affiliation note among fraternal and labor organizations.
Meetings of Sunday Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Br. Jovens cadets, Order Hallway Conditotos No 14 attend Sunday gatherings in the Pioneer Father Mathew Society meeting at the hall.
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Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Jdovenl
Nevis resident takes post at Imperial restaurant
Mise Agnes Timiwels of Nevis Male Birder accepted a position at the Imperial restaurant on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Agnes Timiwels
Nevis
Tiyperial
North Main Blieet
Nick Rogers Sells Goods at Main Street Salem Corner
Nick Rogers operates a small stand at the Main Street and Salem corner near the Aitken building. He continues selling produce and neighborhood wares to locals each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Rogers
Main Street
Salem Iui
Aitken
Letter Young Ladies The Dangers of Womanhood
An advice letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping irregular menstruation and other female ailments. It urges young women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts with full details, promising confidential, free guidance that improved many lives.
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Miss Caine
Lydia
Pinklim
Nature
Lydia B. Pinkhham
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praise
A Fond du Lac Wisconsin testimonial celebrates Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving eight months of suppressed menstruation and restoring health. The letter urges mothers to seek the remedy for young women's health changes and warns against substitutes.
Changes to Aitken building on Salem avenue
The removal of Roger's price and his removal alters the Salem avenue side of the Aitken building with planned display windows. No tenant has been secured yet for this building.
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Salem Avenue
Roger
Aitken Building
MISS PENDER HOSTS G G CELEBRATION ON CANNON STREET
Miss Mary Pender entertains guests at her Upper Camden Street home as members of the G. G. C. and former T. N L G L socialize. The evening features musical selections, diversions, and refreshments with attendees including Carmel O Hearn Kathryn Lith Nellie Little Margaret McDonald and Mamie Pender among others.
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T, NL GL
Mary Pender
Upper
Comin Street
Thore
Carmel O' Hearn
Kathryn Lith
Nellie Littl
Margaret McDonald
Sadie McGarry
Mamie Giennan
Dorothy Harley
Cecelia Kurley
Mamie Pender
Mamie Monaghan
Annie Monaghan
John Peel
John Loftus
Edward Gilhool
Chirence McHale
William Merde
Dan Peel
Raymond Burke
Jol Lyeneh
Martin Mooney
John Edwards
Edward Gallagher
Olyphant
GUMAL WOMEN Emphasizes grown up ness as standard of womanhood
The article argues that true womanhood is defined by nature and maturity, not schooling or fashion. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for regularity, nervous calm, and overall health, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Vlora L. Greet who claims relief after using multiple Pierce products and pellets.
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Nationality Bank
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn, Mines
Auoter
Garden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce
Interchurch Exchange Services and Pentecost Preparations
Tomorrow Rev. HH Wintlen of Berean Baptists and Rev J Lewis of Limverne Avenue Baptists Pittston exchange pulpits. Rev Abr Lewis to address Cup Beondale crowds. Rev W J Grow to lead Berean service. St Pauls Lutheran preaches, catechumen examinations before Pentecost. James Collins, Ontario and Western fireman, injured after fall from trestle behind Maplewood cemetery. admitted to Emergency hospital.
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Maritius
HH. J. Wintlen
Berean Bapital
J. Lewis
Limverne Avenue Baptist
Pittston
Abr. Lewis
de Whalen
James Collins
Ontario and Western
Maplewood Cemetery
Carbondale Social Notes Mention Local Residents
Jaames Burke, known timekeeper for Delaware and Hideo, hosts friends in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Moore newly moved to Carbondale from Cline tot, while Miss Ethel Stobbins leaves Carbondale for Kentucky.
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Jaames Burke
Delaware & Hideo
Carbondale
George Moore
Clinetot
Guest of Trvin Coles and Wife on Upper East Street
Wayne County Herald reports a guest staying with Trvin Coles and his wife on Upper East Street. The note notes a social visit and mentions local residence details.
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Trvin Coles
Upper East Street
Wayne County Herald
Council Refs 1220 Emergency Hospital Bill T: Danville board postpones care dispute for Jamee Temping
A poor board meeting referred a 1220 emergency hospital bill and sent the disputed DHS care of Jamee Temping in Mayfield to Danville. The question of Hew rters Waist died and was put over until the next meeting.
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Amergency Hospital
DHS
Jamee Temping
Mayfield
Danville
Son of Belent Councilman Taken Home In Critical Condition
Thowineea Marrett, son of Councilman Thomas Garrett, was brought home at 10 o'clock at night in a dying condition. Doctors at Wheeler Hospital expected he would not live through the morning.
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Thowineea Marrett
Belent
Thomas Garrett
Wheelers
Three Taste Ball Guiies Tomorrow In The City
Tomorrow three taste ball guiies will feature Cyedventa ve at Olyphant Browne Simpwon ve at Pyle burg Centennlil va and No 4.
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Cyedventa Ve
Olyphant Browne
Simpwon Ve
Pyleburg
Centennlil Va
Scranton Visitors and Local Appointments Noted
Miss LANG and Miss Sarah Coddington left yesterday for Equinoe to visit their mother Mee Mirkin Coddington. Several locals such as FB Waterhouse and W Ft Cullum were in town, with Miss Marie Dougherty hosting friends and C I Rice of the Equitable Life Insurance company visiting on business.
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Lang
Sarah Coddington
Equinoe
Mee Mirkin Coddington
Mula
Edith Carey
Tronesdale
FB. Waterhouse
Scrinton
Carbondale
W. Ft. Cullum
New York Telegraph Company
New York
John Cole
Winwood
PW. Clark
Marie Dougherty
Olyphant
Coleman
West Side
Newton Gordon
Scranton
Atlantic Refiring Company
Harrison House
Ulisses Bessie Thomas
Maainije Jones
William Salladin
Wilby’s
Atina Belle Gardner
Clifford
Lenn Histed
Maple Avenue
Della Williama
Dunmore
Tessie Keegan
Frigvde Park
Charles Cavanaugh
Dunsdaty Street
C. I. Rice
Equitable Life Insurance Company
New York City
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Lancaster defeated Scranton while Lehighton outscored Reading 15 to 1. Williamsport blanked Wilkes-Barre and Susquehanna played Reading in today’s games with Lamester and Tebinon listed as participants.
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Lancaster
Scranton
Lelanen
Reading
Williamsport
Dy Wilhes-larte
Sotngon Ath
Wilez-Baire
Tebinon
Lancaster Agriculturists Defeat Scranton In Tight Opener
Lancaster and Scranton opened the season in Lancaster with about 1,000 fans. The game featured ragged play and five pitchers used as the contest stretched long. The Lancaster club won as both sides showed uneven pitching and lively hitting.
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Lawson
Lancaster Agriculturists
Lancaster
Scranton
Fragmentary names of players and places in unclear text
Readable fragments list several personal names and places without clear actions. Mentions include Stiek, McGara, Thorda, Keover, Metilvan, Hardy, Pocolt Starke, and Steinberg among others. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the garbled OCR.
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Th. Stiek
Olia AleGivna
McGara
Thorda Os Tee Storkis
Local Baseball Action Amid Poor Field Conditions
In Willimsport, May reports show Wilkes-Tarra visiting as visitors struggle with the field and weather. The game featured wet oats and a foggy mood as teams attempt to overcome mishaps and finish the series with notable effort from both sides.
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Willimsport
Willlimsport
Wilkes-tarra
Bell
Caine
Reading May Tasting Stress Type In Lebanon Afternoon
Fragmentary notes describe a tasting event in Lebanon this afternoon. Mentions teams, a store, and various unclear names and numbers amid broken phrases.
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Lebanon
Elih
Staniel
Mtowas
Chhieinimit- This Boson Weveyeeee Old Hootoo-aT
Unclear OCR text presents a jumble of names, places, and possible affiliations. The readable fragments mention teams, umpires, and cities such as Philadelphia, St Louis, New York, with scattered references to officials and matches, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Unclear historic baseball box score notes in Philadelphia Cleveland and Detroit
Fragmented OCR item lists teams and umpire names across Philadelphia Cleveland and Detroit games with partial scores and batter names. Readable entities include cities Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and umpire surnames Caruthers Connolly Sugden and others. The passage lacks coherent narrative or complete results.
Local Scores and City Matches From Fragments
Fragmentary sports notes show Newark versus Toronto and Montreal versus Jersey City, with Buffalo and Rochester also appearing in partial scores. The report lacks complete contexts, teams, and dates.
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Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Dersey City
Buftaly
Wis Werneter
Rochester
Dovilence
St Thomas College Beats Hillman Academy 15 to 2
St Thomas College defeated Harry Hillman Academy of Wilkes-Barre yesterday afternoon for supremacy at Athletic Park. The game featured strong pitching and aggressive fielding by St Thomas, while Hillman Academy showed frustration after disputed decisions by umpire Cusick.
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Harry Hillman Academy
St. Thomas College
Harry Tillman
Wilkes-Barre
Kleking
Hilman Hors
Antpire Cusick
Funeral for Drs Dridget Philbin Held at St Pantek Church
The funeral for Drs Dridget Philbin was held yesterday. Relatives and friends attended the services on Dunmore street. A high regular mass was celebrated by Rev John O'Deabnel at St Pantek's church before interment at West Side cemetery. Henry Hon of Wilkes-Barre visited town yesterday.
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Dridget Philbin
Marmine
Dunmore
Ti O'Elothe
St. Pantek's
John O'Deabnel
Cortone
West Side
Henry Hon
Wilkes-Barre
Strengthen Back Muscles with Palm Basin Rubs
The back muscles may be strengthened and pain relieved by applying Chamberlain's Palm Basin and rubbing the parts vigorously for five minutes at each application. Twenty five and fifty cent bottles of this liniment are sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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