Seme Wien of the Hour and the Ninth Regiment
The piece profiles Seme Wien an officer candidate from the Nihal regiment of the National guard. It notes his earlier service in the Philippine campaign, appointment by President Roosevelt to a separate armor command, and examination for regular army duties. It also mentions his father Colonel J. M. Leed and local civic debates about city services and highway bureau leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moris Abifeck
Nihal
Probleut McSinley
Worty-secomd
United States Volunteers
Ipnines
Tia Veencai
Samy Wes
Kak Louk Cis
D Moosevelt
Fte
Temuint
J. M Leed
Regi
Tin Iy
Bank chief Patrick Ciaranty named treasurer at Trust Company
A profile notes Patrick Ciaranty of Avondale Chester County chosen as cashier of First National Bank and later rising to trust company treasurer. Described as one of the city’s youngest and most progressive business leaders, he built a large regional firm by surrounding himself with a capable staff and steady client growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciaranty Vnth ‘Trust Company
Pocenore
First National Bank
Avondale
Chester County
Slice Ia
Tsing Sun
Mary Tuuid
Rising Sun
Ff College
Con. Chon
Oman
Witvess
Csty
Pennsylvenin
Owen Cuei
Patrick
Tot
Walt
Local Gatekeeper Appointed Clerk in Tarokaiveanian Oil District
Fragmented text notes a named local figure being appointed to a clerkship within a Tarokaiveanian oil district, mentioning various residents and locations, including New York and Withinetion. The passage is garbled with names and places, but centers on an official appointment and associated community references.
McKinley Memorial Meeting Requesting Public Attendance
The McKinley Memorial association requests a large turnout at the upcoming meeting Monday night to discuss collections. They thank Delaware firms including Foreing compas, Scranton Axle Works, Semanten lace Manufacturing, and Serato Coal for their patriotic support and urge further subscriptions from communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. Iinley Memorial Association Committee
Foreing Compas
Delaware Aid Dludson Dickson Amines
Scranton Axle Works
Semanten Lace Manufacturing Company
Crreen Tidge Tran Works
Serato Coal Company
Whee Tae
Autamet
Valles
McKinles Memorial Association
Per. J. Sanderson
Delavoare Coed
Thurso
Attack on Regan's License Sparks Municipal League Case
Saturday court action arises in the Municipal League against Matviels Degen of Diner over alleged law violations. Robert Wilson and the Keene Drothers defend with Beers and Malloy prosecuting. Wilkou testified about letters from Dune residents. cross examination questioned Regan side door sightings on Bardiy Chap tee.
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Municipal League
Matviels Degen
Diner
Robert Wilson
Keene Drothers
Wildterses
Beers Ad Oo
PS Malloy
Deleise
Mrr
Wilkou
Tuwing
Dunemore
Regan
Daen
Regai
Bardiy
Century Woman Reads Daily Papers in Ireland Birthday Honor
The article notes Mrs Kelly of Ditts Lou reaching a rare age, being able to read daily newspapers without glasses and celebrating a birthday with a party in honor of her century milestone. She journeys to Ireland this year, reflecting on events of the past century.
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O&o
Raval Kelly
Kelly
Ireland
Titi
Size of plant to be doubled at Scranton bolt works
The Scranton Bolt and Nut Works expands with an iron frame addition on the west side of the factory to double capacity. Started with 200 workers two years ago, plans call for 350 after December 1. New storehouse completed and sprinklers installed for fireproofing.
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Scranton
Scranton Bole Wnd
Conrad Schroeder
le Wil
Bolt
Slacksmith Sheep and Machine Shop
Taikawanna Ridirond
Ste
Welling
Florence Mission Donations Acknowledged for October
The Provence Mission management lists numerous October donations from many individuals including Mrs A V Stelle Mr and Mrs H Wippie Mrs A P Chests Mrs Goodhand Chirk Mrs C D Jones Mrs K G Price Mrs Sinian Rice and many others. Contributions include cash gifts food items clothing and weekly goods from a broad local community.
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Provence Mission
A. Vd.stelle
H. Wippie
A. P. Chests
Goodhand Chirk
D. Jones
KK. G. Price
Sinian Rice
Alys
J. Ry Daevis
Sydney Williams
Atty. Floh
Clemens
Myre
Mary A. Dickson
Victor Koch
John Roll
Charlés Miller
Puy Miller
J. J. Sturges
Bo Sturges
Dimock
Bill Platt
Juliet Reynolds
Vail Severe
Wromiin
Z. Ta. Crawford
Wook
Gow
Fritz
Wes
Powell
Arimbust
Sanalersen
Jordan Arebbrite Mirberger
Diery Barkow
Watkins
Wirkpatedek
Ziedler
W. OH
Mia J
Chinderv
Martha Seliulia
Ifunt's Clothing
Lackincienna Dae Oor
Voile
Gollowa Dee Ereminy
Wilber Honoth
Ales
John Bel
Day Hughes
Oi. Dean
Anna Chak
Semiibon Republican
Feranton Peath
Local Cigar Prices and Boxes List
A compact price list shows various cigar brands with box pricing. Mi Favorita Brevas Vancello El Roch Garcia Conchas and others appear with price points ranging from 25 cents to a few dollars per box. Some lines are garbled but indicate box quantities and promotions such as 4 for 25 cents and 8 for 25 cents.
Acoustic test at new Armory delights local musicians
Yesterday a vocal acoustics trial at the new Armory demonstrated strong carrying power and clear tone in a large hall. Musicians Brede Phiend Jolli Watking Ale fred Wooler Tilewellya Jones performed, noting rich resonance and distinct word clarity in a near unaided setting.
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Wooler
Another Car Attacked on Sunday Streetcar Line
A Sunday attack on a streetcar occurred at 420 oclock near the Lucerne and eighteenth streets intersection. Ames residents stoned the car smashing windows and breaking the trolley pole. The conductor, an immigrant from New York near John Kreider, was struck in the right eye with a nine inch pane and taken to Scranton Private hospital. Capouse Avenue window glass shattered early evening. No other significant disorder reported. South Side lines operated with little issue. Doors remained closed in the Caeen Bridge Suburban area until midnight.
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Lucerne
Eighteenth
Ames
New York
John Kreider
Tle
Scraton
Aestane Aves
Capouse
Ens
Belo
Country Club Plans Add Wings and Grounds
The finance committee of the Country Club approved 25000 in four per cent bonds to fund clubhouse improvements and ten acres recently acquired. Proposals include two new wings from the existing structure, one housing a bowling alley and the other a reception room and parlor, with a two story addition eighty feet long.
Local youths held after rail line disruption
Speculativers of the Serотом Rail Way, including Anilbew and John Tuddig, were arrested last Friday for obstructing tracks and throwing objects. Several youths faced hearings at Satine, with parents and guardians referenced in court proceedings and bonds set by local authorities.
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Serantom
Satine
Anilbew
John Tuddig
Hha
Wilter
Dohnell
James Kelly
Capotise Avenue
Maudatvace
Local teams both win in Saturday football action
Scrubon Wleh defeats Key stone academy 19 to 0 at FP Factory ville with Cup tide Trop and Rider standout plays. Lurkuna team shuts out Havey Alban with strong line and running by Manley and Mace Donald as Barrette and Cha anchor the defense.
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Scruibon Wleh
Keystone Academy
FP Factory Ville
Lawkawanuna
Harry Wilton
Mainess
Tidle
Yropp
Welsenfluhsink Phillips
Referen
Thomas
Factoryyville
Lurkuwa
Havey Alba
Police and Aldermen Report Turbulent City Scene
A garbled local page mentions police, aldermen, and a chaotic scene near Lachuwania and Hiermond pit. References to a marriage, a forged item, and a mix of names and places appear with unclear context and several nonstandard terms.
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Uujies Tugun
Lachuwania
Willian
Metis
Hiermond Pit
Mike
Magivtiato Howe
Aesault Abil
Jones Wins by Small Margin in Ward Two Vote
A disputed election in Win ton Ward Two sparked a court challenge after Democrats alleged fifteen ballots were miscredited to Jones. Judge Edwards ordered the ballot box and board brought to court as Inspector roles and vote-count procedures were reviewed.
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Jones
Winton
Imawok Indushy
Joes
CL Donovan
Costello
Alp
Edwards
Nelly
Election Board
Tipstves
D.C. Powell
Anthony Wilsh
Sheviyr
Hy Schadt
J. D. Werber
Theie
Patrick Withsimmons
Patrick Carey
Matthew White
Carmink Quinn
Michael Jennings
Thomas Woods
Joseph Langan
Dipstaves
Economic League Formed to Unite City Educational Business Interests
Representatives from the University association rally prominent citizens to support a local Economic League. The body aims to debate and promote economic questions with lectures and distributed information under university auspices. About 150 members are listed and a meeting is planned in the Board of Trade rooms next Tuesday at 8 o'clock to elect officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Association
Economic League
University
Wolfort
Whitworth
Hince
Board of Trade
Local shops advertise fabrics and groceries in city
Just received a full line of Columbia Yarns and finest Willow Tops at Bevan's 112 Wyomingsven. Fresh workwear fabrics and dry goods are offered. Imperial Tea and Coffee Co. at 422 Spruce Street also promotes a selection of teas and coffees.
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Dave Caltee
Spruce Street
Columbia Yarns
Oe Bevan's
Wyomingsven
Huperial Tea and Coffee Co
Spruce Stveet
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Seme Wien
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Manas
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
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Ieee
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Hank
Yiwney Friends
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Mirsee
Richard Sestening
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Hadlelo
Mies
Mkinley
Association
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Morgan
Pininae
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Otis
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Country Club
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Mitchell
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Tme Tila
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Newcomb
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Chiles
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Loukas Conrad
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Lippincats
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Sewdowh
Dans OF
Hetert Treok
Wow
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Ara J Ripple
Gy Po Reynolds
Dolin
Shafer
Samuel Samien
Charles J. Sanderson
Dimes G. Sanderson
Cormadk Selitiooder
Ocharles Schlager
Gertern Sandeton
Charles I. Beatty
Linwrince Stelle
Allert T. Watson
Thoms i Welles
William A. Wilcox
A. Watters
Sir Wastand
Walkers
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Priink G. Wolfe
Hebert
Wills
Ti. Wilts
GM. Watson
Wilbon
Elanley
Just
Lions
Raglans
Newmarket
King Miller
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Millowe
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Glace
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Avenue
Mercereau & Connell
Iid
Bela
Ately
Jolie
China Department
Chuvdazphead
Ob Polis
Wyoming
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