Silk mill strik ers threaten long walkout in Carbondale
The Klots silk mill faces a night shift strike over pay demands. Managers refuse higher wages and the mill may close, risking 200 jobs as the silk trade languishes. A striking committee sent The Tribune its account and urged public notice.
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Hove
Frieder
Klota Company
Scranton
Fredericksburg
Klots Company
Tribune
Carbondale
The
Alr
Ralee
Ft Tt
Religious Sermons Mark Busy Sunday at Two Churches
At Berean Baptist Rev Dr Whalen gave the third in a series on Great Themes of Our Religion focusing on Man His Origin and Destiny. A large congregation heard his eloquent exposition with strong emphasis on revelation.
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Berean Baptist Church
Whalen
Whiten
Dive Fé
Piret Congregational Church
M. ©. Elliott
Mison & Hamlin
Eliiot
Daniel
Parsons
Plymouth
Young Men's Union
Second Presbyterian Church
Milton K. Kerwin
Opera House Lis Evening in Chicago Features Lovable Singers
The program lists soprano soloist Miss Harriet Dement Packard with a Chicago Marine band led by Brooke, performing works including selections from Moreh and Waller. Pieces include arias and instrumental numbers showcasing vocal and dramatic talents amid an eclectic program.
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Brooke
Chicago
Harriet Dement Packard
Foussationalaire
Enlai
Artesie
Pragbeng
Vibe Capiice
Cardle Simon
Cook Store
Berean Bayplist chuoveh Lectures Schedule Arrives
Trustees publish a nine session interdenominational lecture series with no fixed admission and a silver offering. Speakers include Rev John W Phillips on Palestine, Rev I Lansing on Alps, Rev Lyman H Weeks on The Passion Play, Rev G Albert Getty on Martin Luther, Rev Boyle on The Seen and the Unseen, and Rev Ernest Melville on Evening with Tennyson Readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bayplist Chuoveh
Changhes
John W. Phillips
D. D
Dr. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Binghamton
No Y
New York State
Greater New York
Lansing
de. Lansing
Green Ridge
Lyman H. Weeks
Paselon
Leon Dt Cherwiniergin
Weeks
Wyoming Methodist Conference
G. Albert Getty
Getty
Milsheal
AL ‘Boyleon
Bowl
Plymouth Congregational Church of
Scranton
Ernest Melville
Tennyson
A Melville
James
N.Y
Trunk on Platform Sparks Curiosity and Laughter
A weathered woolen trunk rests on a Sandiy mooring platform with a broken lock and pulled handles. Passersby notice white rope binds it and dozens of slips pasted on top bear celebratory messages for an anonymous couple.
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Sandiy
Fire spreads to awning outside Lawkin & Dutys store
A Saturday afternoon fire started when a gust tore an awning from its frame near Lawkin Duty’s clothing store on North Main and Salon avenues. The loose fabric blew into an arc light globe on a stoop, igniting the red hot embers. Fire was swiftly subdued with no injuries or further damage.
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About & Weluck
Lennon
Martiners
Grand Opera
Lawkin & Duty
North Malin
Salon Avenues
Scranton Bond Issuance Challenge Over Sewer Debt
In Scranton a dispute over $270,000 sewer bond issues puts the validity of the debt vote in question. Day and Co. refuse bonds claiming the debt election was not conducted lawfully, mirroring the earlier debt increase ballot mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
I. H. Day &U
Debe Wis
Indies Fruit Day at Arnold Building Hospital Appeal
A committee of Indies will collect fruit today at the Arnold building corner Main street and Lincoln avenue from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations will be sent to the hospital and hoped to sustain it through the winter with support from Indies of Carbon Dale.
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Indies
Arnold Building
Main Street
Lincoln Avenue
Indies of
Carbondale
Sanford suffers foot laceration at Clark Avenue mine
Joseph Sanford of Clark Avenue, a runner in No. 1 mine, badly lacerated his foot Saturday morning when his foot became caught between a wheel and the rail. An ambulance carried him home.
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Joseph Sanford
Clark Avenue
Sanford
Marriage ceremony unites Miss Marry Murray and Joseph Molusky
Rev Father Dixon officiated at Alt St. Rose church in this city last Thursday evening. The ceremony joined Miss Murray of Gordon Avenue and Joseph Molusky of Pike Mee in a formal marriage rite.
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Alt St. Rose Church
This City
Father Dixon
Marry Murray
Gordon Avenue
Joseph Molusky
Pike Mee
Tonight-Brooke Presents Chicago Marine Sharinel Show
The shows list Tonight-Brooke with a Chicago Marine Sharinel act, plus Wills Brothers’ company in repertoire for Thursday Friday and weekend matinee and evening performances.
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Brooke
Chicago
Wills Brothers
Conpainy
Common council Olive Leaf lodge and union meetings
The Olive Leaf lodge No 146 and the Federal union No 7204 join with the common council in scheduled gatherings. Details on dates and locations are listed in the public notice segment for community organizations and fraternal groups.
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Common Council
Olive Leaf Lodge
Federal Union
Mr. Barrett's Funeral
The funeral cortege for the late James Harrett will leave the house at 8 45 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barrett
James Harrett
Local Visitors and Departures Report in Narrowsburg Area
The text records several locals visiting Narrowsburg and nearby towns including Mrs James Wilee of Belmont street with a daughter J Lieberman, and Mrs H OS Bonham with son Frank of Chestnut avenue visiting White's Valley. Anthony Tighe of Philadelphia, a former resident, is seriously ill in Quincy City.
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Alva
Lehryver
Narrowsburg
Boro
Toby
James Wilee
Belmont Street
J. Lieberman
Scranton
Wok. Johnson
John Burke
St. Louis
Messrs
Shannon
M. J. Murphy
Perestity
H. OS. Bonham
Frank
Chestnut Avenue
White's Valley
Annie Cronin
Ballbruol
Winnie Cronin
Honesdale
Anthony Tighe
Philadelphia
Quniker City
Honesdale Jermyn High clash draws crowd on Bowler field
The Saturday game between Honesdale and Jermyn High Schools drew several hundred spectators on Bowler field. Honesdale led in the second half but Jermyn won 12 to 0. Referee was Dr Mayo. Funeral for the little Rolls child held Thursday with large attendance. Dr Wheeler spoke on Surgical Emergencies at the First Aid society.
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Honesdale
Jermyn High School
Murray
Velter
Hahn
Ronry
Dix
Swift
Dittvieh
Righ
Stegner
Smith
Jonnyn
Oriliths
Trotter
Nolan
Price
O'Brien
A Murray
Ruddy
Lutey
Fretis
Tulle
Trewn
Campell
Mayo
St. Jaynes Episcopal
Mary Rowland
Hattie
Mamie Beck
Mary Dougher
Annie Hogarth
Hilda Krevens
Clidus Baby
Clara Bennett
H.C. Wheeler
Carbondale
First Aid Society
Aid Society
Wheeler
Local residents and travelers noted in Wandling and nearby towns
Isaac Benjamin and Bilas Boane of Wandling spent Saturday evening with friends. John H. Gibin of West Mayfeld, recently enlisted in the U S Infantry, left New York for the Philippines last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Pendered Jr of Third street visited Providence friends yesterday.
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Isaac Benjamin
Bilas Boane
Wandling
John H. Gibin
West Mayfeld
United States Infantry
New York
Philippines
George Pendered, Jr
Third Street
Providence
Olyphant Board Addresses Tax Exonerations and Local Matters
Olyphant held a Saturday school board meeting with most members present. Exoneration petitions were referred to the finance committee under a new rule. The First Ward school heating system was reported faulty and repairs will be arranged. The secretary will gather 1898 and 1899 exoneration lists from ex-Tax Collector Hoban. Various bills were approved. Excelsior Hose Company officers were elected. Tuckawonna Telephone Company canvassing for subscribers. proposed 24 per year for homes and 48 for businesses. Borough council to meet tonight. Forty hours devotion began at St Patrick’s Church with Masses and a sermon by Father McCallen.
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Lally
First Ward
Hoban
Atherton & Sutton
James J. Lynch
Oviphant Ielt
American Bock Company
John Dempsey
Peter Ingolsby
Institute
Cummings
Averawe
Excelsior Tose Company
T. Frank Jordan
George J. Ferguson
M. Wratha- Way
D.C. Voyle
John TL. Pettigrew
M. 7
Vioyte
TF. Jordan
Tuckawonna
Telehone
Chargin
St. Patrick's Church
Father McCallen
Baltimore
P. of. Murphy
Pather McCallen
Community Notices and Meetings Ahead in Town
Mr and Mira Aldrich of Wripps Park visited relatives on Prospect and Cemetery streets. George Burdick of Main Street has relapsed into typhoid fever and remains in danger. The Temple Cowl and Tron company will observe a semi monthly pay loan with Sterrick Creel coliery employees paid on Saturday November 1. Mrs C T D Secor is ill at her Cemetery Street home. S W Briggs and family spent Sunday with their son in Carbondale. The board of trade meets Wednesday evening and borough council imagines an evening session at the borough building. Wilson Fire company holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening at their rooms.
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Mira
Edward Aldrich
Wripps Park
W. J. Broad
Prospect Street
Charles Whiting
Cemetery Street
Temple Cowl and Tron Company
Sterrick Creel Coliery
Satway
George Burdick
Main Street
C. TD. Secor
S. TW. Brigege
HH. & Briggs
Carbondale
Board of Trade
Wilson Fire Company
Oriental football eleven routs Jessup team in Scranton
The Oriental football eleven of Scranton defeated the Jessup team in a one sided game yesterday by the score of 1. Local social plans include a Jessup High School Rugby gathering at St James hill on November 28 with festival preparations at St James hall on November 2. Community members Mr. Michael McAndrew and W J Scanlon return from Ohio after a strike assignment and others, including Miss Sulasse Canniff and Miss Kathe Brogan, visit town. A sermon by Rev J B McCaullen at St Patrick's church drew many townspeople.
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Scraunton
Jessup
St. James’ Hill
Michael McAndrew
W. J. Scanlon
Ohio
Michael Coleman
Iyde Park
St. James
Sulasse Canniff
Scranton
Kathe Brogan
Archbald
Thomas Langan
South Scranton
John Dougher
Jermyn
Reese Griffiths
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Cough Remedy
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer. Priced at 24 vents, the ad emphasizes fast relief and a money back promise.
Local Society Notes And Visiting Details
Mrs. Kerling spends a week in New York buying Christmas goods for Mrs. 5. A. Adama store. Dr. Harvey of Westfield N J visits Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Miss Anna Crooks erects monument in Lehigh cemetery for her parents John and Mrs. Crooks. Mrs. Shinneriing of Theornhurst visits daughter Mrs. Joseph Matthews. W L Harvey spends Friday in New York. We are sorry to lose one of our ex-
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Kerling
New York
A. Adama
Dr. Harvey
Westfield
N. J
Bargain Clothing and Accessories Sale Ad
An old newspaper ad lists bear quality garter length stockings coats collets and collars at low prices. It touts men’s all wool socks and a range of fabrics including serge and kersey cloth with colors and sizes, highlighting specials like 49c and 19c items and a variety of ladies and misses coats and dresses.
Miss Gererude Hager Takes New York Stenographer Post
The article notes Miss Gererude Hager has accepted a position as stenographer in New York. It mentions a jet snow storm on Friday morning followed by rain and high wind. Nelson Geary of Manston visits sister Mrs. G. G. Smith. Mrs. Harriet Wolfe conducts extensive repairs on her Main Street residence. Election day passed quietly with 16 Democrats, 1 Prohibition, and the Republicans leading.
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Gererude Hager
New York
Nelson Geary
Manston
G. G. Smith
Harriet Wolfe
Mainstew
James Morris Sr Pioneer Resident of Taylor Dies
James Morris Sr died at his Grove street home Saturday morning after thirty years in Taylor. Born in Brinimans Wales, he was 58. Survived by wife and children Mee Joho Franet Mia Tullie Gribbs James Willan and Miss Mortvide. Funeral at 2 pm at family residence. interment in Washburn Street Cemetery Hyde Park.
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Taylor
James Morris, Sr
Grove Street
Brinimans
Wales
Mee
Joho Od
Franet
Mia
Tullie Gribbs
James
Willan
Jtortvide
Plumes
School of Lackawannau
Beranten
Presbyterian Church
Plumley
Lackawannian Lodge
Neo. 8
American Protestant Association
William Spence
State of Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
John Reynolds
West Scranton
Kate Winters
Railroad Street
Miss Browning
Bellevile
Annie and
Siegle Williams
J. 8
J. 8. Inglis
Philip Watkins
W. Ft. Williams
Ada
Busie Edwards
Mount Dewey
Hannah Powell
Leah Vivine
la Bellevue
Pond
Harris
Mamie Francis
Bloomsbury Normal School
Emblem Division
Sons of Temperance
Ida Sperber
Waylor Street
Peckville
William Davis
Elizabeth
South Scranton
David M. Davis
Mainstreet
Richard Gendall
Hey
Francis Gendall
Butter-related goods and prices in local markets
Corrected by Mr G Dale the listing notes butter, rinanery terms, and assorted items with prices such as 2.40 per unit and 4.00 for Flows-Best patent. It mentions Western and MegeSelect goods and a nearby state, highlighting a fragmented catalog of groceries and measurements.
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G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Siate
Ile
New
Benin
Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Reported in Philadelphia
The report details weekly cattle receipts and market activity in Philadelphia with mixed prices. Demand remains variable for different grades while cattle and hogs show scattered values and steady or uncertain trends.
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Philadelphia
Ugate
Calves and steers fetch strong prices at market
Auction notes show veal calves and mature cattle sold readily with milch cows valued highly. Prices listed include $1059 for some dressed cows and various steer and heifer lots reflected active demand at the Savtge market.
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Savtge
Gailio
Market Report From Hant Buffalo November 11
Receipts totaled 144 cattle cars and 25 carloads of sheep and lambs with hogs at 25 cars. Cattle remained steady with some lines to extra. Sheep and hogs showed price movement. details scattered due to unclear OCR.
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Hant
Embalmed in History and the Lamed General Tale
A wounded colonel general recalls his glories after a minor leg injury. In old age he endures fading memory and pride as a visiting youth questions him. The veteran finally bursts with stern justice urging the youth to read histories.
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Maya
Chicago
Tourist Sleepers on Southern Railway to San Francisco
The travel note outlines weekly departures from Washington on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 1045 p m via Southern Railway. Tourists travel in personally conducted Pullman sleepers through Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans Houston San Antonio New Mexico Arizona and Southern California. Travel time ranges from three and a half to five days with a comfort-focused car featuring lighted gas and modern amenities. Savings of 25 to 10 dollars per trip are advertised. Chauncey Hopkins district passenger agent Philadelphia will provide details.
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Washington
Southern Railway
San Francisco
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mexico
Los Angeles
San Pranvisco
Chael L. Hopkins
Chestnne Street
Philadelphia
Fragmentary archaic prose fragment on heredity and fashion
Readable portions describe a discussion of endowed traits and social fashion. The prose presents disjointed phrases about heredity, ethics, and ornamental appeal, with unclear narrative flow and missing context.
Fractured Claim of Teething Remedy Sells Worldwide
A garbled ad claims a bend weed product cures teething troubles and wind colic for millions of mothers and children. It touts perfect success, worldwide distribution, and a dramatic selling eye lure, referencing Mel Winslow and a one bottle quantity without clear proof.
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Mel Winslow
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Carbondale Department
Scranton Tribune
Pioneer City
Burke Building
E. L. Hatfield
Trinity Protestant Episcopal
HR. A. Sawyer
St. Pauls Church
Evangelical Litheran
B. Ehinger
Tve
Supreme Court of
State
Clarence J. Farrell
South
Washington Street
Delaware and Trudson
Lain
Farrell
Bull’s P
Hhitewnnadtonn
Iinamiitie
Straves
Miresdhagil
Diane of
Wea EI
Anne Peer
Ohunge
Molusky-Murray
Opera House
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Notion
Cloak Department
Hiehen
Omar
Naor Leal Sivam
Jonas Long
Triliein Bay M. 8
Jordan & Co
Mirara
Ing
Wet
Thalee
Uu Vth
Mas Am
Steel & Wire
Atchison
Atvolilsat
Delaware
Lewis
Pacific
Dueavene
Pacitio
Cory
Union Pacifiv
Western Union
York
Wee Andy
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
Hidsee
Nathatal
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing O
Third National Bank
Trust Safe Deposit
Fcrantan Point Co
Sapiateesne Clark & Snover Co
P Press
Tee Keranton Iron Ponce & Mig
Lavkawan Daly Co
Hank & Pruat Son
First Nationa Bank
Arbondale
Standard Deillinu Co
Seberscee Pens
Nationa Hank
Beranton Bolt and Nut Co
Peraere
Aer
Pawsenger
Hirat Mortage
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Cattle Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Mrs. Winslow
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