Street Car Collision Slights Passengers in Carbondale Incident
Passengers escaped serious harm when a locomotive struck a street car at the Ontario and Worstern crossing. The front end was crushed, the truck shifted four feet, and Mrs. Phillipa of Lincoln Avenue was slightly bruised. A frightened rider walked three miles home in the rain.
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Vyeateruuy
Ontario
Worstern
Thin City
Iron Horse
Mra
Phillipa
Lincoln Avenue
Jermyn
White Bridge
Diatanes
Funeral for George Schafer Held at Local Residence
Final rites for G. E. Schafer were conducted yesterday afternoon at his Bouth Main Street home by Rennard Lee of the First Presbyterian church. The service drew a large crowd including delegations from Knights of Pythias and Cigarmakers' union. Floral emblems honored the deceased as pallbearers and flower bearers from both organizations assisted. Thiermont laid to rest in Magglewood cemetery.
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G. E. Schafer
Bouth Main Street
Rennard Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias and Cigarmakers’ Union
J. B.rien
Cigarmakers Union
Robert Maxwell
John Beck
Knights of Pythias
William Gindsay
Lee Wall
Thomas Campbell
John F Hermils
A. Reenmemeyer
A. Cronnig
Charles Bauman
Cilyarmakers
Thiermont Wis Mole
Magglewoad
Municipal writers committee faces funding and staffing hurdles
The committee struggles with near four hundred subscriptions and staff delays. Members refuse to disclose counsel names and argue opposition from many, insisting each citizen has private rights.
Local notes include visits weddings and business deals
Vero and Mrs. Jon Foster return fromniere. Winifred Duremer of Honesdale underwent an operation at Wheeler’s hospital. Mrs. Adelaide Estabrook entertains her sister Mrs. Charles Moxlew of Jackson. William Percy on Ontario and Western trainsman. Delbert Wilson visiting Wilkes-Barre. Miss Beautrton Severance visiting Clifford friends. Aldermian Lowrey buys Waikey colliery. Invitations sent for the wedding of Miss Gre Tallman and Al J. Vandermark on Nov 15 in North Jackson. couple to reside on Washington street. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised as mother’s help for night coughs and colds. sold by Matthews Bros.
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Vero
Jon Foster
Fromnmiere
Winifred Duremer
Honesdale
Ps Wheeler
Adelaide Estabrook
Garfield Avenue
Charles Moxlew
Jackson
William Percy
Belmont Street
Ontario and Western
Delbert Wilson
South Church Street
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Fadden At Dinan Torestro Home
In Olyphant a surprise birthday party honored Mrs P J Fadden at her Dinan Torestro home with music, games, and a festive supper. Guests included Mary Logan Minnie Gorton Mary Duffy and many others. The article notes a large turnout for Sunday devotions at St Patrick's and reports a mining accident in No 1 mine injuring a driver boy named Wille Egross.
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P. J. Fadden
Dnan- Torestro
Mrs. Fadden
Ruri
HoWoelock
Misses Mary "Lowan
Minnie “Otun
Mary Duffy
Ligzie McGinty
June Lovtus
Maggie Mohlalo
Bilzgle Rpuerrell
Nellie Farrell
Lawn Cogging
Joe Hylan
Thie ‘Ace
Minges Mintile Meyers
Marc Philbin
FP. McAndrew
Wo T. Cummings
T. W. Loftus
Ald
Cawley
M of
Gaughan
F. Philbin
WH. Philbin
Warners Safe Cure Promoted for Kidney Health
When kidneys are sound they remove uric acid. when not, uric acid harms nerves heart and brain. The only way claimed to keep kidneys in perfect condition is the use of Warners Safe Cure.
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Warner
Disturbing mine accident ties up Dunmore Street boy
A boy suffered a broken leg when a car suddenly veered and struck him near the mine. He was carried home on Dunmore Street for treatment by Tir, Kelly, and Miss Nellie Grady. Nearby scenes include Halloween parties, a marriage at St James Jessup, and a Blakely barn dance with numerous attendees.
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Dunmore
Tir
Kelly
Nellie Grady
Footh Street
Bridget Lawler
John Mack
St. James’ Church
Jessup
John Lafferty
Mra
Mack
Jeesup
Farah Tubridge
Blakely
Ollie Murphy
Agnes All
H. Button
Mia
Frank Northup
Misses Marie Large
Jeanette Kingsley
Macy Snell
May Hill
Grace Callender
Mise Supaon
de Fo Je van Sickie
S&s
Lo MaCabe
T. M Vowle
Austin Lynch
J. Carr
B. Jones
Ma, Jones
Local Notes and Notices From Brookton Area
Mr and Mrs BH F Barnes of Brookton N Y are visiting Mrs Barnes mother Mrs M Barnes in town The Wilken Fire company seeks bids to haul their new base worn Litretary FW Swingle will receive bids up to Monday evening Hallowe en celebrations spread through the town Main Street shows cyclone damage John Komsky offers 2 0 reward for lost cow at Peekville W C T U to meet at Mrs Hartas home Evers member recovering to help bolster winter efforts
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BH. F. Barnes
Brookton
M. Barnes
Wilken Fire Company
Woron
Swingle
Winchester
Hallowe'en
Main
Sherlock Holmes on the Lyceum Stage by Gillette
William Gillette brings his four act drama Sherlock Holmes to the Lyceum seen last night with a strong company led by Reuben Fox Bruce McHae and Katherine Florence The play which blends a gentle love story with a natural method performance sustains continuous interest and features multiple important characters beyond Holmes It heads to New York for a long run after tonight’s Lyceum show
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William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Lyceum
A. Conan Troyle
Holmes
Gillette
Gilliette
Kathrine Florence
Foot
Alice Faulk-ner
Pr- Vaile
Peratian
Sherlock Helmes
Mr. Gillete
Reuben Fox
Bruce McHae
George W Wesnells
Ralph Se
Bherrock Holmes
New York
The Crime of New York and Lyceum Night Budgets
Chester De Vonde presents The Crime of New York tonight with the Trostenta Sextette at the Lyceum tomorrow. Willie Collier stars in Mr Smooth at the Lyceum Saturday. The European Sensation vaudeville opens Thursday November 2 with a burlesque act and ring coverage of Jeffries Sharkey.
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Chester de Vonde
New York
Lyceum
Stouts
Loud
Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Wille Collier
Alety
Classifieds listing rentals and professional services
Page of small ads for rentals, real estate, employment help, and professional services in Scranton. Items include for rent properties on Green Ridge Street and Adams Avenue, architectural and medical professionals, lawyers, and vendors offering goods like stationery and instruments. Local businesses, doctors, and tradespeople are advertised with contact points and locations.
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Beneft
All
Romantic drama and comedy on stage at the Academy of Music
The best cast for the coming week at the Academy of Music includes Daniel Iferean as leading man with Ai Ryan in a strong supporting role. Clay M. Greene's Forgiven opens the program with Seaver and Storey providing New York style scenery. Tickets at 15 cents for Monday night.
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Scranton
Academy of Music
Daniel Iferean
Ryan
Stareuret Pyibbine
New York
Fleberite Acenery
Seaver
Storey
Beton
Tenderloin Beef Noted By Landlady And Guest
A terse overheard exchange notes the meat as tenderloin beef with one speaker declaring it tough, reflecting a casual, street level report from Micaball News.
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Highball
Micaball
Micaga News
Sheriff Sale Notices in Lackawanna County Auction
Public vendition to the highest bidder at the Lackawanna County Courthouse Scranton on November 28, with two described parcels of land in the Borough of Boranthan facing Blake Street and Muir Avenue. The sale arises from partition action in the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County.
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Sheripp
Anna Stewart
John Nichole
Caroline Nichols
Lute
Caroling Smith
Court of Common Plots
Lackawanna County
Aia Vot
Court of Common Plane
Lackawanna Monty
Cnet
Webumthen
Court House
Scranton
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Wowvetuek Pom
Anidnerest
John Sichols
Caroline Nichels
Caroline Smith
Booonl
Borantan
County of Lackawannd
Cen Tee Rennie
Tait
Betaey Grttin
Fey Muir Avenue
Phils Street
Aald Blade Avenue
SITUATION WANTED ADS IN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NOTICE
Classifieds show multiple “SITUATION WANTED” notes from a newspaper page. Entries include a young woman seeking work as a driver or coachman, a bartender and bookkeeper with references, a caretaker, a plumber engineer or master mechanic, and a cloak and suit department alteration specialist. Addresses accompany each listing.
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Cedar Avenue
Linden Street
Ely
Cloak and Salt Department
Addreys Rowe
Washington Avenue
Rail schedule and service notices across multiple towns
Train and bus timetables listed for New York Newark Philadelphia Allentown Wilkes Barre Baltimore Washington and other locales. Service times include morning and afternoon runs with different stations and connections. Officials J Ostapsen and F Baldwin authorize station operations and passenger advisories.
Evening Passenger Schedules and Rail Rates 1890
The notice lists trains departing and arriving from Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre with morning and afternoon slots. It names destinations including Albany Boston New England points and Montreal and notes lowered rates to United States and Camel routes. Officials cited include J. W. Cross and Tarpiek.
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Carbondale
Wilkes Barro
Por Albars
Saratoga
Montreal
Hoston
New England
Axl Camels
W. Tarpiek
Albany
N.Y
W. Cross
Beranton
Train Schedules and Routes From Wilkes-Barre The Daily
A fragmented timetable lists trains to Philadelphia New York and nearby points with connections at Wilkes Barrel and other hubs. It mentions multiple routes through Easton Harrrisburg and Buffalo and notes changes effective May 14 with various departure times and operators including Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna lines, ending with agent names and offices.
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Bcranton
Philadelphia
New York
BR. Com
Bundage
White Haven
Panteton
Prinarteets
Tha
Ptntaville
Hethiehem
Easton
Finding
Harrinburg
Dow
Sundave
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Fimira
Jihad
Geneve
Eringipal Lotermietee
Ganeve
Reetierter
Buffalo
Nianatt Palle Uliicake
Paints West
Alek Dlamond
Dave
TAR P.m Pullman Potlir
Lehigh Villes
Wilkes-Thirre
Pithidel- Win
Buffetand Bitension Bridge
Ollin
Wilbur
South Tethiehem
Chas
Lars
Pine
Land Street
W. Nonsnemacher
Pose
Unclear text. transit notes from Newburgh to Scranton
Fragmentary OCR mentions trains, intermediate stops, and New York area rail terms. Readable items include references to Newburgh Erie and Scranton with a late afternoon or evening arrival. No clear event or names beyond generic locations.
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Mildred Mage
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