City Notes From Ailing Parish Events And Arrests
A garbled city notes item lists church superintendent routine, a 1% cent train payment, and a Large town event. It mentions Dinkey Cugisaka of Olyphant being taken to Alderman Millar for a seauit, three surgical cases to Hahnemann hospital, and a Camiaiy James Mott talk on public parks. Mike O Lineki of Oll Morge jailed for twenty days. Lenora ML Lake, a famed lecturer, will visit Cyilene Tall next Wednesday. John MobDonkhl of Carbon Treat arrested for furniture mishandling. hearing scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Lotheren
Astevenine
Teo Deiwrirs
Lockinwiand and Western Company
Dinkey Cugisaka
Olyphant
Tye
Coolidge
Dir
Eavedelary
Troyal Arcanom
Odd Fellows
Migit Camiaiy
James Mott
Grveat
Mike O'Lineki
Oll Morge
Pollina Olbey
Lenora ML Lake
St. Laovis
Cyilene Tall
John MobDonkhl
Carbon
Treat
To'elock
Menaherty
Quingwa
Prosecuting His Father in Windsor Conspiracy Case
George Brock and William Hearst faced Alderman Millie on charges of conspiracy to defraud tied to a $1,000 note from Windsor proprietor T Hunt Brock. The matter traces to a previous court stay on the note, claimed discharged six years earlier when Brock purchased the Windsor. Brock and Hearst were held on $1,000 bail each.
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Mr. Brock
Windsor
George &. Brock
William R. Hearst
Millie
T. Hunt Brock
the Windsor
Whee
George S Trock
Hearst
Alder Tynek
Brock
Mearat
Rock Sr
Simphkins Watkins Tie Wedding Notice in City
SIMPHKINS-WATKINS. As the Simp hklin Methodist Episcopal tied, birthday morning, Nov. 11, 187, John Rew, J. fh. Sweet, Mr William npkins of Broomffield NS. 2. to Miex Esther Af Watkings, of 151 Lafayette sineot, this ely.
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Simphkins—Watkins
Simpsion Methodist Episcopal Olitired
John Rew
J. Fh. Sweet
Mr William
Npkins
Broomffield
Miex Esther Af
Watkings
Lafayette Sineot
Ely
Obituaries from Dunmore Scranton and North Berantam
Obituary notices report the deaths of Anthony Boland Bridget Agnes Mangan and Mrs Charles Sherman all in November with funeral details and burial places. Services are scheduled at St More's church Hyde Park and Dunmore cemetery with interment at local family plots.
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Boland
Dunmore
Anthony Boland
Center Street
Puneral
More
Dart Oelock
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sherman
North Berantam
Charles Sherman
Providence Gas Aml Water Company
Chifreh Avenue
Ovelock
Dunmore Cemetery
Millinery Offer: Largest Assortment and Lowest Prices
When you need a trimmed hat or any millinery item, our assortment is the largest in the city and our prices are always the lowest.
Millinery Firm Promises Large Selection and Service
A local millinery shop invites customers to view a wide range of hats and accessories. The ad emphasizes extensive stock, welcoming service, and leasing options to customers seeking refined millinery.
Property recovered from Barrett girls theft case
Lieutenant Davis and Detective Moir found a large bundle of suspected stolen items in the Barrett household after a morning search. The haul included carpet, clothing, towels, aprons, and a shoe stand, with about 75 residents identifying items and most goods returned to owners. The findings suggest others may have been involved in the theft or further undiscovered items remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Davis
Moir
Adame
Gibton
War on the Combine Over Brewery Fight Rages
Two actions were declared against the brewery syndicate in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. An invasion began yesterday by Milwaukee brewers seeking to buy up the largest local creigons and convert them to Milwaukee beer sales. A rebellion formed after a Valley House meeting where circulares urged saloonkeepers to join a cooperative brewery to challenge the combine. Hermann Bartles arrived to press would‑be participants to decide next week whether to join.
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Milwaukee Breweries
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Milwaukee
Valley House
FE. C. Newcomb
Combine
Hermann
Bartles
Syracuse
Michael Hand
Little Trixie the Romp Heiress dazzles at Davis
May Smith Roebling, billed as Little Trixie the Romp Heiress, returned to Davis theater yesterday afternoon to strong applause. Miss Robbins plays five distinct, varied roles with notable success as she and her company entertain the audience for the rest of the week.
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May Smith Roebling
Davis
Trixie
Rory
Miss Robbins
Nesides
Fei
Artieta
Tittle Triste
Miner Fatally Injured at Marvine Colliery
Michael P. Kelly, a miner at the Marvine colliery, was fatally injured yesterday morning when a fall of ore trapped him. His laborer freed him and he was taken home to Brick Avenue and Putnam Street where he died in the afternoon. He leaves a wife and eight children. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Michael P. Kelly
Marvine
Brick Avenue
Putnam Stypeet
Afternoon Cathedral Wedding Unites Miss Newcomb and James Strong
Miss May Newcomb and James Strong were married in St. Peter's cathedral on Wednesday at 4 PM. Rev J J Feeley officiated, with Mire Jen ny Strong and Jorica Hughes as attendants. A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride's home on West Carbon Street.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Newcomb
Scenic Pullman Excursion Through Denver to California
Personally conducted. Leave Chicago Wednesday. Trurlington route to Denver thence via the Denver and Rio Grande Railway. The scenic line of the world. Travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars with every convenience. Through to California. In charge of special agents of long experience. For particulars address T. A. Grady Excursion Manager C B E & QR BR 21 Clark St Chicago Ill.
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Chicago
Trurlington
Penver
Denver & Rho Grande Hy
California
T. A. Grady
C. BE & QR
Clark Bt
Mystic Cure Rumored to Relieve Rheumatism in 3 Days
An advertisement claims a remedy named Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia works within three days by acting on the system. It asserts immediate disappearance of the disease and rapid initial relief. The ad lists a price of 73 cents and selling location at Carl Lovens Drug, 418 Lickawatina avenue, Scranton.
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Carl Lovens
Lickawatina Avenue
Scranton
Fragmented OCR Obscure Ad Snippet Signals Product Pitch
The readable parts describe a cheap to buy item praised for quality, linked to a retailer or brand name, with mentions of pricing and a few distractingly misread phrases. The garbled text suggests an old-time advertisement fragment featuring a product, potential seller, and consumer remarks.
City Council Debate Over Large Bill and Sanitary Action
City Council sessions featured debate on a $95,000 bill from Columbia Construction for mulberry street paving, with arguments over whether to approve the payout. The Cumberland House in poor sanitary condition drew a warning from officials to act, and a plan to settle with a property owner for damages was approved for consideration. The meeting included ordinances on sewers and street work, and adjourned until Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauhouser
Cumberland Mose House
Council
O'Karn
Morgan Sweeney
James Grier
Grier
Columbia Construction Company
Sweeney
Mrs. Grier
Mr. Grier
Ain Grier
Avs
Amelitman
Tanhouser
New York Street
Walter
Solleiter McGinlew
Sanitary Committee
Reidiine
James May
Ninth Street
Ninetenth Dietrir
Messin
Walker
Oliver
Main Avenue
Wagl's Vacation Brief as Jail Escape Recurs
Williaip Wel, who escaped the county jail by scullage the well and was recaptured, is remanded by Alderman Millar on a charge of stealing nine chickens from Oscar Tumelle's coop. Wel had just been released last Wednesday after fifteen months in jail and faces possible re-arrest.
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Williaip Wel
Scullage
Millar
Oscar Tumelle
Wahlwee
Autumn Social in Siegel’s by Sheridan Council
An autumn social under the auspices of Philip H. Sheridan council No. 45g Young Men’s Institute of Green Midge was held last night at Siegel’s Academy of Dancing. Lawrence’s orchestra provided music and a prominent set of young folks attended. Members of the institute served on the committees.
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Celu
Philip H. Sheridan Council
Young Men's Institute
Green Midge
Siegel's
Academy of Dancing
Lawrence
Institute
Luke
List of names in historical note
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Horn James Rowley James Roach Charles Becie James Frreell Thomas Mahon Dennis Roach Timothy Burke Frank Brown William Lewis Peter Rowley James Kearney A F McDonnell J Dauberty James Dockerty Joseph Miller Thomas Madden Gavigan Grimes Langan McTague Holleran Helly Powderly Kearney Buckley McDonnell Wade Core.
Night School Registration Underway In City Schools
Principals from city schools spent last evening from 7 to 9 registering pupils for night classes. Another session is planned this evening with the same hours. Night schools will open Monday if at least twenty pupils register, per a board resolution requiring all interested to enroll.
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Schiool
Niehtechosts
Notes stolen from Alderman Millar office during survey dispute
Civil engineer notes from bike path survey were secured by Arthur Frothingham then taken by Bart to his own pocket after a tense exchange in Alderman Millar's office. Witnesses include Horace Hand and John Tierney. a warrant for larceny was issued but Bart vanished into Wyoming Avenue.
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Surth
Frothingham
Millar
Mr. Barth
Crm
Militar
Barth
Mir. Prothingham
Mr. Dinit Cooly
Bartthor
Wyoming Avenue
Frothingden
Mr Smith
Stith
Alderman Millar
Constable Carman
Sack Teirney
Notes as Property Spark Courtroom Dispute Claim
Mr Frothingham states he has no interest in the notes and that opponents intend to copy them and make a new map before the case appears in court. He says they must not have the notes at any cost and that they fear no arrest because the notes are their property.
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Frothingham
Death of Peter Koch Father of Scranton Residents
A cablegram from Meta Germany announced the death of Peter Koch at 77. Survived by nine sons and one daughter: Julius, Joseph, John, Victor, Elisabeth in Scranton. Peter, Partin, Frank, Louis in New York. George in Mets. Victor Koch, Feranton House proprietor, received the news yesterday.
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Victor Koch
Feranton House
Peter Koch
Meta
Germany
Mr. Koch
Mets
Julius
Joseph
John
Victor
Elisabeth
Peter
Partin
Frank
Louis
New York City
George
Pennsylvania Day Rail Fare Scranton to Chattanooga
Lehigh Valley railroad will sell round trip tickets from Scranton to Chattanooga Tennessee and return for 15.10 dollars. Tickets valid November 9 to November 30 inclusive, good for return leaving Chattanooga on all trains except the Black Diamond Express. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Buffalo
Consul
Lehigh Valley
Charles
Un SD WA RIDA Competes with Friendly Rivalry for Patronage
Each department showcases best offerings in prices quality and variety aimed at attracting shoppers today. The notice highlights friendly competition to win customer favor across departments.
Stylish Light Givers Lamp Offer
Advertises stylish lamps for parlor or library use with very low prices and invites customers to visit showroom to see the collection.
Library Lamp for sale with decorative bowl and shade
Classified notice offers a 22 inch high library lamp with a let out fountain China bowl and 12 inch shade for 5.00. A competing sale item is a 20 inch high lamp with a 10 inch shade priced at 2.40. Strong bidders urged to purchase.
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China
Owlis
Lamps and shades sale item listing and price
A dealer advertises items including a large Hrass Foot Onyx Pedestal Hrass Bowl 16-Inch Silk Shade and a 5.0 ornament. The seller notes 40 lamps and as many shades with a quoted price of 00S 298.
Lamp with Brass and Onyx Foot Globe Ad 6.98
An advertisement offers a lamp featuring a brass and onyx foot, bronze pedestal, gold burnished finish, brass bowl and a decorated china globe for 6.98. The seller promotes it as a cheap item and notes SD 00 in the copy.
Ladies Capes in Black Boucle with Storm Collar
Sold at $3.85, these full sweep capes feature a storm collar and black Boucle fabric, offering a classic outerwear option with a tailored silhouette.
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New Stormer
Spruce Street
City Notes
Liles Il
Lackawanna Ava
THE
Little Trixie
Miner
Marvine Wine
May Newcomb
James Strong
Father Ventey
Khoamoaten
Agnew
Matthewa Bros
Castoria
Fasof
Messrs. Noone
Gordon
Planaghan
Cone
Milton
Fue
Crier
Mr. Grierscout
Scormary Murray
Iony of Wealth
First National
Scranton Barnes
Tor Dweney
Garfield Avenue
Portebone
Vineet Oo Harm
Chestnut
Price Streets
Monsey Avenue
Dann Sprinkling Company
Wagl
Siegel’s
Sheridan Council
Young Mens Institute
Bartl
Ite
Scrantonians
I . Strina Wal
France
Pennsylvania
Chickamauga Battlefield
Chattanooga, Tenn
UN SD
DULUN
Picture Department
Hhary Glassec
Konsoka Tin
Latios
Paris
Lackawanna Avanus
Wyoming
Londay
the Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
A. R. Sawyer
Grover Graham
Matthews
Drouggists
Lacha- Wone Wvecie
Lackawanna Ave
J. I. Ladwig
Brown
Christian Endeavor
Gnaepeena Nagananeven
Gleak Department
Eax
Lackawanna Avenue
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