Reconstruction of St Rose de Lima Nears Completion
The Roman Catholic church of St Rose de Lima is rapidly nearing completion after interior reconstruction. The $140,000 project includes oak pews, white enamel walls with gold, eighteen stained glass windows, medallion saints, a marble high altar costing $5,000, and Swiss marble railings. Rev Father Thomas Coffey oversees, with services planned in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thuse de Lina
Luis
Thomas Coffey
St. Rose
Change at Carbondale Hospital reshapes staff
The Carbondale Hospital association votes to reorganize medical staff reducing the twelve physicians plus one specialist to a new lineup. Dr. Alexander Gillis heads general surgery, Dr. John Niles head of special surgery, Dr. David de Balbew chief of medicine, and Dr. Wyon Fletcher specialist in ear eye and throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Deuard
Carbondale Hospital Association
Pleretaforehe
Diel
Nias
Unider
Alexander YM. Gillis
John S&s. Niles
David de Balbew
Medical State
Wyon, Fletcher
Carbondale
Mies
Wright
Mien Wright
Board of Directora
Miss Hihel Clark Hosts Candy Pull for Friends
Miss Hihel Clark of Terrace Street invites a large group of friends to a candy pull on Tuesday evening, offering games and treats in a casual social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hihel Clark
Terrace Street
Still talk of splen did demonstration for President Mitchell
Reports recount a rainy Tuesday evening parade honoring President Mitchell by United Mine Workers and labor groups. Seven thousand paraders filled streets while crowds watched from sidewalks and balconies amid fireworks and lively band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Littlefield
Openie House
Republican Club
Ty ooWn
Fall injures West Side man on bridge near creek
Michael Duffy of the West Side fell twenty six feet from a bridge into the creek after slipping on wet planks during a nighttime downpour. He sustained two leg fractures above the knee and facial injuries. He remained unconscious overnight. neighbors assisted, Dr. Gilles attended, and his recovery hinges on preventing pneumonia after eight hours in wet conditions.
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Michael Duity
West Side
Mitchell
Scott Street
Pall Brook
Thomas V. Willeen
B Willeeen
Dufy
Cillies
Duffy
Inspection schedule for Randolph Camp and others
Post Captain W L Nash of ump Boranton will inspect George My Randolph Camp No 1s this evening. uniformed members should attend. Captain W M Pebbs of George Be Randolph Camp No 1s Carbondale will inspect Camp No 294 on Wednesday evening November 7. Past Captain B Alexander of George M Randolph Camp No 138 will inspect Camp No 8 at Scranton on Tuesday evening November 13. Fraternal visits among the camps will occur on inspection nights.
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W. L. Nash
Ump
Boranton
George My Randolph
AL oMoeers and Treibbers
W. M. Pebbs
George Be
Randolph Camp
Carbondale
B. Alexander
George M. Randolph
Hallowe'en Surprise For Miss Blanche Colvin
School friends gathered at Cemetery street home for a Halloween party. The group enjoyed games, fancy costumes and music before a charming supper to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Colvin
Cemetery Street
Connaughton Reception Honors John Connaughton’s Nineteenth
Mr and Mrs J H Connaughton of Bouth Mainfleet hosted a Tuesday evening reception for their son John to celebrate his nineteenth birthday. About sixty youths attended, many from Scranton, with supper, dancing, music and games continuing into the late hours. A notable feature of the entertainment was grapho-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Connaughton
Bouth Mainfleet
John
Scranton
Surprise Halloween gathering at Miss Nichol’s home
Miss Mary Nichol’s South Main street residence hosted a sudden gathering by friends last evening. The party turned the home into a lively scene with Halloween fumes music and a Lucullus style supper marking the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nichol
Death notices for Mrs Perry and infant child Ford Willis
Mrs George Perry died of pneumonia at her Fallbrook street home. Interment is at St Rose cemetery at 3 pm today. The infant child of Mr and Mrs John Willis of Taiinds street died this morning.
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George Perry
Fallbrook Street
St. Rose Cemetery
John Willis
Taiinds Street
Special fare for Christian Endeavor convention in Philadelphia
A special one way fare for a return ticket is available for attendees of the Christian Endeavor convention in Philadelphia in November 2022. Rate cards may be secured by anyone, member or not, by applying to M. D. Lathrape in this city.
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Christian Endeavor
Philadelphia
Orgnization
M. D. Lathrape
Veterans and Labor Groups Unite in Regional Meeting
George EE Randolph camp No 138 and Division No 1 along with Minted Mine Workers No 877 and Local council No 189 plus Retail Clerks union participate in a joint regional gathering to discuss labor and veterans' affairs. Local leaders confirm attendance and outline common goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EE. Randolph
Sons of Veterans
A. O. EL
Retail Clerks' Union
Baptist Leader to Lecture on Irish Wit in Dalton
The Hon. H. J. Whalen of the local Baptist church will travel to Dalton next Wednesday evening to deliver a lecture titled The Wit and Humor of the Irish People at the Dalton Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Whalen
Dalton
Mines Reported Working In Valley Yesterday
A valley mines were reported working yesterday with three in operation. Authorities expect the mines to be in line with the current schedule as work continues.
Dog bite injuries alarm Pike street senior
A senior man, Bernard McNulty of Pike Street, was badly bitten on the hand by a dog yesterday morning, prompting treatment and warnings about pet control.
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Bernard McNulty
Pike Street
Community Notes From Dundaff Street And Nearby
John Ree is reported on the sick list. Miss Margret Henley entertains her friend Miss Anna Newton from Plymouth. Fred Roberts hosts his sister Mrs. W. Glanville from Pleasant Mount. Miss Mary Maxwell returns from the Electric City after visiting friends. Contractor TC Robinson is in New York on business and will return late week. Edward Roberts of the People's Shoe Store leaves town for New York City for a few days. Mrs. Martin of Olyphant visits town with her daughter Agnes at D. F. Gilhoat's residence. HW A Purple, Silent Avenue undertaker, leaves for a business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ree
Dundaff Street
Margret Henley
Anna Newton
Plymouth
Fred Roberts
Foster Avenue
W. Glanville
Pleasant Mount
Mary Maxwell
TC. Robinson
New York
Edward Roberts
People's Shoe Store
New York City
Mrs. Martin
Olyphant
Agnes
D. F. Gilhoat
HW. A. Purple
Silent Avenue
To Cure a Cold in One Day Lasative Bromo Quinine Tab
Antique drug ad claims a single day cure for colds with Lasative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Guarantee states money back if it fails to cure and features BF. W. Grove's signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. W. Grove
Dance and funeral notices from Blakely community
A local dance hosted by Misa Marie Cummings on Main Street Blakely lasted into the evening with refreshments served around 11 PM. A large funeral service for Miss Marla Kinnick was held at 10 o’clock from the home of her sister Mrs Martha Ruddy on Bell Street.
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Bain
Misa Marie Cummings
Main Street
Blakely
Ligale Carr
Lioretta Carey
Jennie Holand
Maury Reddington
Kathe O' Boyle
Anna McGovern
Marie Cummings
Katie Gildea
Mary Fadden
Mollie McDonald
Veronica O'Connell
Effie Thomas
Mary McNulty
Mary Brogan
Martha Brennan
Joseph O'Brien
Gerald Lynch
Harry Black
Thomas O'Boyle
James Kelly
Tarcy Walsh
Frank McGovern
James Wade
Frank O'Connell
Lea McGovern
Harry Hutchens
Eddie O'Herljoven
James MecLaughlin
William Keere
Thomas O'Hara
Jozeph
Kiddie Coogan
Luther James
James Walsh
Edgar Boland
Joseph Carr
Maurice
Walter Cummings
Marla Kinnick
Martha Ruddy
Bell Street
Requiem Held At St Patrick’s Church For Deceased
Remains were moved to St Patrick's Church where a requiem mass was celebrated by Rev P J Murphy who preached a sermon praising the deceased. Mrs Anna Brown O'Malley sang Calvary as the choir performed. Interment followed in St Patrick's cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Murphy
Anna Brown O'Malley
Calvary
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Parick Lynch
Michael Rogan
John Hoban
BP. W. McLaughin
John Hanohue
Patrick Cannon
Lloyd Parry
Third Street
Binkely
Inst Even Inc
Thomas Murray
Jenea Afrert
Mahon’s Hall
Jermany and Mayfield Wedding at Greenfield Home
Gertrude Scull wed William Waters in Greenfield with a nine oclock ceremony under evergreen arches. Rev. Baker of Montdale officiated. a bountiful repast followed and guests included Victoria May and many local residents. The couple depart for a brief wedding tour and will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Scull
Greenfield
Gertrude
William Waters
Evergreen
Victoria Jones
Daniel Robinson
Carbondale
Baker
Montdale
Fourth Street
Scranton
D. Winter
Harrisburg
Veronica Edmunds
Mayfield
West Scranton
Beck
Albany
N. Y
N. J. Russell
Annie Cuff
Mary Cuff
Nellie Farrell
M. Farrell
Mary Swick
Second Street
Hallowe En
Local social notes and guest visits from Scranton to Dunmore
Mr and Mrs J B Loveland were guests of friends in Scranton over Sunday. Various locals attended lectures, visits, and trips including Miss Bila Minde Steward of Honesdale Epworth league speaking on Friday November 2 in the Methodist church with admission one cent for adults ten cents for children. Bertha Courtright of Scranton visited Mrs Chubb, Sue Pyle returned from Lake Bonaparte, and Mrs George Chubb and Laura Chubb travel to Bangor to visit Mrs M E Brown. The Bieseckers, Ehrgoods, Hinds, Pyle, and Gardner families plus Nellie Hinds and Linzie Harnden attend Dunmore events. Waldo Smith of the Massachusetts visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Loveland
Scranton
Bila Minde Steward
Honesdale
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Bertha Courtright
Chubb
Sue Pyle
Lake Bonaparte
George Chubb
Laura Chubb
Bangor
M. EB. Brown
Wesley Biesecker
Eugene Biesecker
Isaac Biesecker
Alvin Ehrgood
Lestershire
Jane Hinds
Moose
Wiliam Pyle
Nellie Hinds
Dunmore
Ruth Gardner
Linzie Harnden
Waldo Smith
United States
Maine
Massachusetts
Borough Teachers Attend County Institute in Scranton
The article lists teachers by building attending the county institute at Scranton court house and notes several names. It mentions Miss Nelile Glynn of Rendham laid to rest at Minooka Cathedral cemetery after a requiem high mass at St. Lawrence church. Pallbearers are named and the Price Library association plans winter room openings with a musical and literary program. The Knights of the Golden Eagle meet tonight and upcoming work on the new Taylor castle No. W. remains.
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County Institute
Scranton Court House
J. F. Foley
Haze Tie Mackenzie
Janet Inglis
Gertrude Morris
Edith van Buskirk
Jennie Nichols
Miles Polly Davis
Libby Jones
Susie Harris
Edith Watkins
Mary van Huskirk
Samuel J. Philips
Bessie James
Margaret White
Martin O'Malley
Matthew Fahey
M. Clark
Harry McGowan
M. Clunan
M. Horan
Price Library Association
Taylor Castle No. Wi
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Sawmage Sewer Progress and Local Socialities Report
Sewer pipes arrive and hauled to trench for prework. Grove Street resident Mr. James Morris is seriously ill at home. Philadelphia visitor M F Laines called on T A Kyane. William H Davenport Charles Egbert LeRoy Davenport and Charles Mabert went hunting in Pennsylvania Glens. Charles Aten and sister Gertrude from Bald Mount visited Miss Grace Davenport of South Taylor. James Scrivens returned from Maryland. Lackawanna Valley council No. 1 U A M meets tonight. Prof. W T Jones returned from Cambria county. Borough school directors attended teacher institute in Scranton. Renard & Son factory busy due to strong silk demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Grove Street
M. F. Lalnes
Philadelphia
T. A. Kyane
William H. Davenport
Charles Egbert
LeRoy Davenport
Charles Mabert
Pennsylvania Glens
Charles Aten
Gertrude
Bald Mount
Grace Davenport
South Taylor
James Scrivens
Maryland
Lackawanna
Local Notes From Clark's Summit and Scranton
County Surveyor George F. Steven son is in the Adirondacks. Mrs H A Beebe and son Harry return to Scranton after visiting her brother F W Tennant of Summit Hotel. Miss Carrie Datesman returns from Philadelphia. Mr K McKenzie former superintendent of the Clarks Summit Cannery leaves for Scranton with wife Ashley Hought, who is recovering after a wagon accident. The funeral of Olive Snyder, 80, held at William Streeter home with Rev J B Sweet officiating. interment in Chinchilla cemetery. Dr S C Snyder of Scranton survives. Orders for the Scranton Tribune may be left at Martin Bold's barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Stevenson
Adirondacks
H. A. Beebe
Harry
Scranton
F. W. Tennant
Summit Hotel
Carrie Datesman
Philadelphia
K. McKenzie
Clarks Summit Cannery
Ashley Hought
Olive Snyder
William Streeter
J. B. Sweet
Simpson M. E
West Scranton
Chinchilla
S. C. Snyder
Scranton Tribune
Martin Bold
Local Social Notes From Moosic and Nearby
Moosic residents Mrs Shultz and daughter Miss Lillian visited town then returned home in Bing hamton. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society meets Friday at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church basement with tea served afterward. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church takes comfortables orders. Rev S W Young returns after two weeks away. Mr and Mrs John Metz are in Philadelphia for Mrs Metz to have an operation. Master Layton Jenkins of Peckville visits his uncle Corey Jenkins of South Main. Miss Mary Graham hosts a Halloween party with a good time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shultz
Lillian
Binghamton
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. W. Young
John Metz
Philadelphia
Methodist State Convention Recap and Local Parsonage Moves
Rev M S Godahall delivered a summary of the Methodist state convention held in Marersburg last week. Rev Th Parlatt East moves into Ridward Lutncy's tenement below Haynie church and invites friends to visit the new parsonage. Joy Richarde moves above the post office, and the Epworth League plans a series of free lectures soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Godahall
Marersburg
Ridward Lutncy
Haynie
Rhodes
Thigegina
Joy Richarde
I. Purlatt
Epworth
You Got It All You Asked For Four Years Later
A Coloride Sprig Gazette civic broadside extols four years of McKinley era gains. It claims full employment, closed soup houses, reduced railroad receivers, lower interest, universal coin acceptance, and government debt collection. The piece credits honest dollars and a chance to earn them, praising the McKinley administration over Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Pacific Railroad
Cleveland
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Market Movements Pause After Early Rally On Octobers Trading
New York markets opened with a cautious rally led by Southern Pacific as buyers stepped in. Professional traders absorbed orders, pushing rail and steel shares higher briefly before profit taking and selling pressure pulled prices back below session peaks. Totals showed 220,104 shares traded and U.S. bonds steady as money markets remained quiet amid uncertain appetite.
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New York
Aiden
Southern Pacific
Souther Pacific
Berm
Union Maeife
Honda
U. & Bonds
Hutter Creamery and Dairy Prices in Local Lists
Corrected price list shows items from Hutter Creamery and nearby dairies including butter eggs cheese potatoes onions and flour. Entries include Beana per bushel marrow peas and patent flour with stated weights and prices for various farm products and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Hutter—Creamery
Agricultural Market Report from Philadelphia with Wheat and Poultry Prices
The Philadelphia market notes mixed wheat futures with higher prices for certain grades and steady demand for refined sugar and dairy substitutes. Poultry and dressed poultry show steady to fair demand while flour and oats appear in varied supply, with figures indicating barrels of flour and bushels of oats, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wotern
Kouthwestern
Bolithurn
Eirm
New York
Filleres
Galilee
Tatler
Bushiels
Market Report Mixed as Wheat and Dairy Movements Dominate
Local grain futures show stronger wheat activity with gains in No 2 red and spring options. Prices edge higher in oats and corn while oats and butter futures move steadily. egg markets soften with quality grade shifts noted across dairy items and creamery products.
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New York
Minneapolia
Duluth
Oyttona
Naive
Met
Advan
Chile
Finn
Mathes
Mabie
Une Creamery
Wudle
Imita Hon Creamery
Idulfe
State Dairy
Dials
Uleede
Stealy
Wikotle
Lotquite
Siewdy
Walfe
Argentine weather fuels Chicago wheat and grain rally
Chicago market notes show active wheat and oats on Argentine news with higher bids for May delivery and December closes, while January provisions slip. Cash quotes stay firm for flour and other grains with mixed results across No 2 and No 1 wheat and corn grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yale
Elote
Builew
Abe
Timothy
Market Sale Highlights Mixed Stock and Hogs Indicators
Local sale catalog lists 14 500 including SHO wheat products and 7 prices noted. Items include various cattle categories, feeders, stockers, calves and bulls with bids around 8.9 percent. Hog sales forecast and leftovers suggest moderate demand and volume, with lots shifting today or tomorrow at tuned prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuttleRcordpia
Tulad
Téul Texutis
Sheep Market Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes show cattle and sheep pricing references with figures like 15,000 and 28,000. Mentions of western lambs and assorted terms suggest a livestock market brief with unsettled values and mixed mood. Named items include SMGS Walt Fay and Shad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Fay
Paler
Sion
Phathon Lammlty
Unclear OCR Report on Livestock Trade
Fragmented notes describe cattle and calf markets with ambiguous pricing and conditions. Mentions New York region, Alaska, and various terms like calves and sheep with scattered figures, but overall text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Undefined OCR Fragment Articulates Sparse Data
Fragmentary OCR text from East Ditrovia shows mixed terms, names, and numbers with unclear context. Readable elements include place hints Okt and Lake, plus random strings like S450 and 23 mA. Overall, concrete events or identities are not discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ditrovia
IBM
Hloge
Lowersqueline
Bero
Sadhoy Muhdi
Shemp —Simudy
Choice Lake
Oly and Oot Tindin Balances Report
Incomplete OCR text shows mixed names and terms including balances and averages. The fragment mentions Hiliater, Abipaoute, LOWES, Whe, Bus, DAS and ONIN, but no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOWES
Difference Between Athletes and Politicians
The fragment suggests a view that athletes act by instinct while politicians talk often without decisive action. It implies a frequent gap in communication versus concrete deeds, contrasting straightforward athletic behavior with political rhetoric.
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Burke Building
E. L. Hatfield
Wilisle
Miss Uth Clark
Florence Bishop
Mary Brennan
Florence MacDonald
Mary Hughes
Liev Robinson
Edith Williams
Florence Moon
Sadie Lee
Beatrice Dennis
Katie Stephens
Messrs
van Allen Histed
Harold Case
Raymond Hughes
Francis Kiefer
Beranton
Church of St. Rose de Lima
Wonder
Young America
Hallowe'en
the Sons of Veterans
Hallowe’en
C. E
Jermyn and Mayfield
Moscow
Taylor
Clark’s Green
The
Coloride Sprig Gazette
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tribune M. 8
Jan & Co
Mears
American Sugar
American Tobacco
Steel & Wire
Seeees Hay
Baltimore & Ohio
Olio
Eevenearh Art
St. Paul See Peace
Rock Island
Sues
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People's CH
Central Craw
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N. R Sone
Pacific Mail Preeeresene
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Southern
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Atle
Atty Tenn
Coal & Trow
Towle Eee
Lowther
Union Pacific
Union Pacific ii
NEW York Produce Exchange
Askeil
Sisseecee
Seranton Savings Bank
Ae Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Lacka
Trust Safé Deposit Co
Eee
Baranton Paint Co
Seuss
Clark & Snover Co
Aes Scranton Iron
Pasiciinee Railway
Aese Venience Scranton St. Imp
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Iis Oon
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Solow
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Hudson St
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Zenola Company
Secon
Zenota
Hernart M, Howe
Boston Globes Pot
Elisna Curtis
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M. F. Hanson
Cushman Brob, CO
Exersion
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Philadelpoa
Central &T
Boston
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Densten
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Wolson
Oslowia
Shvop
Meath
Tig Choi
WE Wulle
Alguae
Larabie
Taos
AOS
Blak
Hoga
Stouily
East Liberty Stock Market
Krom
Politinian
Statenmn
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