Miss Alios Bellows celebrates eighth birthdate at the Pitriats
Social gossip notes a Miss Alios Bellows marking a birthday at the Pitriats on Pent h and Dauterne streets with fruit, nuts, candles and songs. Attendees include many local young ladies and gentlemen, with a May party held by South Sovinston guests at Lake Sorymtopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alios Bellows
Aywilelie
P’ethows
Remhe Akey
Yeager
Ruth Baker
Hiarrelyt Ache Povothy
Tobert Munsom
Stulin
Misees Ata Lewhe
Jin Minton
bLues Meliows
Uit
Aokew
Alia Fellows
Wwe
South Sovinston
Lake Sorymtopy
Annie Kearney
Magale Poward
Char Thie Depue
Lucy Mevser
Mary Moesit
Mamie Selly
Nellie Ambessit
Aube Gavin
Alice Metren
Agnes Strewn
William Coleman
Thomas Shea
Moriarity
Schned = Norkon
Pairk Finnican
Hdachild Beau
Dr. Nelms
Arthur Price
Shomer Miwon Ail Ba Wird McLair
Unclear OCR narrative figures in S text from Mayes Pavel region
Fragmented readable names and phrases describe an incident or court context with multiple individuals and locations, referencing Mayes Pavel, Wali diidhey, Midd Minnie Gobramith, and legal or investigative terms. The passage appears to trace people, places, and events with tangential scheduling notes and a potential trial or hearing ongoing.
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Mayes Pavel
Wali Diidhey
Sittin Tair
Minnie Gobramith
Wooming Avenue
Beak
Cehmrmens
Ringling’s Circus Arrives in Wilkes-Barre Scranton
Ringling Bros circus unloads in Wilkes-Barre drawing about 10 000 spectators for the show in Scranton tomorrow. The parade will span nearly two miles with 18 elephants and 1000 personnel, featuring a carved band chariot and multiple bands. The world’s most famous giraffe costs $20 000 and marks Scranton’s first appearance. downtown ticket office opens tomorrow at Matthews drug store.
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Tt In
Ringling
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Cit
Animal Kingdom
Ringling Bros
Maltie
California
America
Elghteen
Matthews Ros
Lackawanna
Washington Avenues
New Coal Company Formed From West Jind Melville Collieries
A new coal company is formed from the Melville and West Jind coal properties also known as the Lee mine. Capitalization is $500 000 with officers I O Simpson treasurer JB McAnulty secretary OG N Tihee president and SB Mee Anulty treasurer. The West Indical group operates from Wilkes and properties yield about 80 000 tons of coal annually shipped toward Pennsylvania and New Jersey railroads.
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Melville Coal Company
West Jind Coal Company
Shickshinny
Peorky
Sheveaitien de Gotti
I. Ot. Simpson
JB McAnulty
Melville
Lee
Wilmintonnell
OG. N. Tihee
Pestisent
Mee Anultv
de le Connell
West Indical Company
Perinedipally
Wilkes
Piggies
Tenoirket
Pennsylvaniaa
Jersey
Comtral
Funeral of William Hay Held at Linden Street Residence
Funeral services conducted by Rev. Peter Christ of St. Mirva church for William Hay at his Linden Street home. The procession moved to Bethlehem Cemetery with a large gathering of friends and representatives from local groups including the Scranton Liederkrang and Painters’ union. Wreaths and acknowledgments came from several local committees and individuals as pallbearers and attendees paid final respects.
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William Hay
Linden Street
Peter Christ
St. Mirv
Louis Scronton
Betersiuige
Scranton Liederkrang
Dadcderkrang
Luther Benson
Charles Wager
Gan Omsker
Alex. Bhine
Peter Thelbet
Pabert
Kidwand Eisele Eine Wied Kiriehs
Pall-Beiroom
Luther Bonsen
Theodore Birault
Theadore Miller
Frans Hecker
Abr
Wilcord Berek Wolflradisnets
Injunction Challenge Tangles Burgess Street Case
An injunction fight over Burgess Street highlighted questions of standing. The defense argued the plaintiff lacked authority to sue while motions and decorum unfolded in court before Judge Wilds Batursday.
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Burgess St. Wills Rees
Gold Forge
Luckpawanna Meetric Light, Heat and Power Company
Wilds
Batursday
Widse Edwards
Hans
Burgess Teese
Ecomells
Diocesan Convention Set at St John Hall on Capouse Avenue
The nineteenth annual convention of Helegalen representing Cathet Votu Abmineniae societies of the Beranton Diocesan union will be held Wednesday and Whitesday this week in St John’s hall Capouse avenue. Delegates are to report the prudence of the Hotel Jerpayn, which is to be the headquarters of the land of government. On Wednesday a reception is to be tendered the oblopates of the Dloyele club house.
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Helegalen
Cathet ‘Votu Abmineniae
Beranton Diocesan Union
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
Delocates
Homo Okow
Jerpayn
Land of Government
Dloyele Club
Faculty Recital Delights Southworth Music Audience
The Southworth studies of music on Washington avenue drew a crowded, appreciative audience Saturday afternoon for a joyful program by Mrs Southworth, Miss Cordelia Vreeman, Miss Allen, Miss Dorothy Johnstone, with Charlotte Bhickian as accompanist on voice, violin and harp. The program included Chopin and other selections, featuring students Miss Vreeman, Miss Allen, Miss Johns tone, and Miss Abby Lista.
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Southworth
Washington Avenue
By Southworth
Cordelia Vreeman
Jola ¢ Allen Qu
Dorothy Johnstone
Charlotte Bhickian
Tor Pein Wees
Fire department to convert old building into club house
Firemen plan to transform three upper floors at 220 Spruce Street into a city club house preserving volunteer era spirit. Members inventory company property, appoint a permanent man for Keyser Valley, fix alarm system, and schedule a June opening with a parade preceding the event.
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Keyser Valley
Ttelief Newootation
Spruce Street
Iowae
Ehild Toome
Todays Events Inaccurate OCR Fragment
The readable text lists local meetings and social gatherings with garbled place names and dates. It mentions a house event at Soo'ehoek and other activities at Mom Ht Poyiedl with unclear details and attendees.
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Miede Houde
Mom
Improvements Planned by Scranton Bicycle Club
The Scranton Bicycle Club plans transforming the vacant lot beside the club house into ten tennis courts handball alleys and a bandstand with weekly concerts by the Butters band. A tall picket fence will enclose the area extending from Olivetree and Windshington avenues to Brickcourt with the aim of providing recreation space and public access by mid summer.
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Scranton
Fords
Olivertree
Wintshineton Avenue
Butters
Clever swindler eyes Hill section in clothing scam
Police hail a new con man using a tailor’s tale to fool housewives. In the hill district a woman, warned by a vivid description matching a central city merchant’s clothing mishap, faced a visitor with a pasteboard box and a bogus store delivery story. He claimed to fetch a hinge garment, then vanished after the store call. Officers seek details to stop further attempts.
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Chiiy Avenue
Tire
Lin
Ted
Hebelt
Dirk Shetele
Oshiathoe Gaaie
City Adopts Semi Monthly Pay Schedule
City officials announced a shift to semi monthly payrolls. The change aims to ensure prompt and consistent wage payments to all departments while reviewing existing bills and accounting practices.
Widow seeks thanks from readers for support
A fragile message from Mes. Willian diay of 300 Lbnden ghect Wishts to thank all who shared comfort with her during her recent bereavement.
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Willian Diay
Dust poor germ proof and fresh by Mad Kelly’s Vaieon Home Nukers
Fragmentary OCR describes a claim about a seal type and daily delivery by a named entity, asserting fresh production and a consumer product origin. The text is garbled but notes a distinction between soul, seal, and trust seals and mentions a delivery source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Kelly
Smoks the Pocono Sevigor and Himeke's New Cigar
Fragmentary notes mention Smoks in the Pocono area with vigor and reference Himeke unveiling a new WKheon cigar. Details are unclear but indicate product or brand promotion in a local column.
Voter Insight on Ripper Bill and Hidden Veto Plans
Senator Vaughan cites absence of a veto clause in the Ripper bill and notes a possible later measure to grant the recorder veto power if constitutional questions are settled. Former City Solicitor Vosburg argues the bill contains no express veto authority for the recorder and discusses historical limits on executive veto power.
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A. A. Vosburg
Ti Hve Wen
Tribune
Benatar 7. C
DT St
Supreme Court
Ehaser
Font
Cilmen
Farrisburg
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Pclity Recorder
Manifestus
Comedis
Vosburg
Ixent
P. Jss
Taos
Teco Avery
Elty
Tote
Dad
Thie Wil
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the Oriental
Gruener & Co
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Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna
Ming
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New York
Unui
W. Walior
Eleuiy
Feilee
Gilgae
Vetwr Gardigue
Bation Consul
Dotooll
Tonewlie
Kelly
Ringling's Circus
NEW Coal Company
Serinton
Father Christ
Nove
Old Forge
John
Misael
Alo
Mint Allen
Miew
Pew
Miew Ajlen
Misa Allen
Abby Lista
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News OF Fire Department
Relief Association
Columblin Phise Company
Lewis and Rpethertets
Gamewell Company
Christias
Tne
Bank
Oman
Keyser Valles
Genmany
A. Norton
Puotille Safety
Norton
Whem
Phremen
Pehenek Rik
Beddling
Ohio
Geal
Neptune
Conway Daive
Gorloye Nreefahelog
Ely
Bow
Council Beleer
John d
Bicyele Club
Eliy
Riba
Vigor
Senator Vaughan
Recorder
Chase T
Casey
Green Valley Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Tinit
Silliman
McAndrew
McCann
Waylind
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Fuller
Common Pleas Court
Manards
Carpenter
Telaware
Badsrn
Whadlyoud
Mime
Sehumion
Carbondale
Fancy
Creamery
Clarke Bros
Scranton Gas & Water Co
King Miller
Whiting
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johanson
Arthur Hh. Christy
County Savings Bank
Court House Square
Scranton, PA
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Holmes Mleoteie
J. A. Waterss, Wim
F. Hallstead Everett Warren Joseph
Tors O.S. Johnson Hk
P. Kingsbury
Robinson
Leeds
Timothy, Clover, Millett
Penn Avenue
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