The Light Ordinance Passes At Carbondale Meeting
The Carbondale council approved a light ordinance and discussed awarding a street paving contract to the Liaieki Electric Lead Company. Debate centered on mayoral authority, possible court action, and the implications for city finances and public works funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnone
Ondinohee
Liaiekijah Eleetrie Lead Company
Coutets
Browene
Mayer Wilwatelek
Iaesini
Pugnane
Selena Gownell
Amon
Luge Hospital
Obscure June Itinerary Listed With Fragmented Names
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a jumble of locations and times incl- uded names like Montreal Weta Niue and Corton. The schedule mentions Sunday teatime and Lotto, with scattered references to people and places, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralna
Sutton
Kor
Scranton
Wilkos
Marne
Odki
Athine
Scenteen
Montreal
Corton
Dean Willis
Bid awards split as councils approve sewer and coal contracts
In a joint session councils awarded the coat contract to John Booth not the lowest bidder while sewer work went to P. G. Morvan and M. E. Gilmartin. Seventh Avenue sewer and Ninth Avenue line works set at noted price margins amid voting irregularities and debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Booth
P. G. Morvan
M. E. Gilmartin
John Boeth
Soe
Seventh Avenue
Thom
Tie
Curnirtin
Tinihding Co
Tee Saath
Bhd
Sewell Cavetie TS
I. Moran
Willeen
Phage
Steve Cor
Wirear
Nealon
Stene
Mestmim
Barrety
Miao
New Lon
Hottus
A Big Week of Social Events in Carbondale
A week of social functions fills the Carbondale calendar with lectures and dances, concerts, and gatherings. The report outlines planned events in order, noting venues, speakers, and hosts as residents prepare for a lively period of society activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local event and names
The readable fragments mention several proper nouns and places but lack clear context. Key items appear to reference individuals, a location, and a sequence of events with uncertain connections. The text is too garbled to determine a coherent main action or outcome.
Scribe of Dundaff Village Exposes Gossip and War Rants
A humorous Dundaff letter to The Tribune describes a local figure, Jack Williams, blamed for unrest and village gossip. The writer mocks antics, warrants, and witty asides, detailing scuffles, store scenes, and social chatter in the old town while promising more installments from The Village Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dundad Villige
Ftgel
Alder Horie
Cape Tibet
Fide Lysine
Polly
Dean Oworta
Teaver Weil
Nerve Pills Promised Cure Boosts Strength and Sleep
A bustling testimonial page extols Dr. A. W. Chase Nerve Pills as a tonic restoring nerve energy, sleep, digestion, and mood. Readers from Buffalo to Philadelphia share dramatic recoveries from headaches fatigue and weakness, noting relief after using the pills at Matthews Bros drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Chase
Dr. A.W. Chase Med Co
Washington St
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry Alleria
Binoh Steel
Berunion
A. W. Chace
Matthews Brow
Lackawanna Avenue
Woman's ailment relief praised in testimonial notice
Mrs Hulda Jakeman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menstrual pain after physicians offered no relief. The letter claims six bottles restored health and cites a free advice offer from Mrs Pinkham, noting a $5000 forfeit on authenticity claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Jakeman
K. Pinkham
Tivlpa TA Reman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jakesman
Lydia F. Pinkham
Cave-In Near Mayfield Yard Weakened Passage
A large cave in near Mayfield yard widened since Saturday, running under tracks for about forty feet and extending toward the road. The hole reached about twenty feet deep, required sixty to seventy tons of flat stone for stabilization, and blocked passage until a coating of coal bed was laid. Work crews reported the bed was shaped for travel and the mine workings were abandoned. The cave-in is blamed on pillar robbing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield Yard
Tribune of
Mheyfield
Sunshine and Shadow Entertainer at Groaned Monday
The second member in the smith Sutger entertainment course, Brock Way entertainers, will perform at the Groaned Monday night. A. W. Hawke of Baltimore delivers his lecture Sunshine and Shadow, praised as witty and polished. The Louisville Courier Journal lauds Hawke as a master of humor and timing, noting his ability to punctuate every sentence with a pun and entertain a lively audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinneelf
Woaltooadl
Piowkes
Wight
A. W. Dawke
Baltimere
Ier Tieepee
Lowe. Ville Ieee
Uawks Clexe
Fry
Ning Repertoire Opens Week With Noted Start
The Ning Repertoire opened this week at Gained last Wheeled SUED Lidbedae, drawing attention to its strong start. Critics praised the opening performances as some of the season’s best, highlighting the ensemble’s cohesion and the skilled soloists. Local audiences welcomed the production and showed enthusiastic support.
Buried Names Amid Odd Local Pageant Rumor
In a scrambled regional notice the report cites a list of names and places crowded into a single distorted paragraph. The fragment hints at a social event or company arrangement in Germania Hall and the Cottage House, with references to Buris Walnut Sulsy and Gerald Gofera Towse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Dworley
Gorald Gofpera Towse
Nina Repentolee
Cottage Hose Company
Germania Hall
Division No 1 Ancient Onder of Cielapis
A fragmentary listing includes obscure groups such as the Ancient Onder of Cielapis and Daughters of St. Gidcorge along with local unions and clubs. The text appears as a roster of obscure societies and associations without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cielapis
St. Vilutentalo Vysoeleny
Laevethy Jilke
Dekuls
Feline
Bed Mani
Inghoe
Neo. Wit
Aline Wailers
Wurbondide Tyolo Club
Daughters of St. Gidcorge
Nurse Miss Miniud Bwigem Active in Scranton Role
Nurse Miss Miniud Bwigem, a graduate, is engaged in Scranton at Ub Use, a local facility. She is identified with the nursing profession and currently serves in a Scranton setting. The record notes her graduate status and employment location Ub Use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniud Bwigem
Scranton
Ub Use
Thewe Will be a wedding of two papue lar Younge Perrone In Bl. duby whureh
A forthcoming wedding notice announces the union of two individuals in Bl. duby whureh with details readable in the fragment. The brief item signals a formal ceremony and the families involved, though specific names and dates are obscured in the cut text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrone
Duby
Wedding bells for Moran and Clarke in Wil celebration
This morning at 0.90, the nuptials of Miss Catherine Moran of South Main Street and Willa Clarke of Stott Street Wil were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Moran
South Main Street
Willa Clarke
Stott Street
Watt's building hosts Cottage Hose company fair opening
The Cottage Hose company fair opened in Watt's building last night after a preliminary display by the City Companion and a song by the band. The feature was a speech by Iyesilent Nichols of the United Mitte Workers. Attendance depended on favorable weather, but good turnout was anticipated if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Hose Company
Watt
Nighit
Dity Companion
Iyesilent Nichols
United Mitte Workers
Names Registered At Michigan Hone Yesterday
Among those registered at the Michigan home yesterday were I. Ts. Nicols, John Maghrin, We al Sanford, John eT Nairn, Thomas Th Walteby, S 4.Kapa, A. Wy bellows, WON, Schauer, Scranton, John J. Carroll, Elmira New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Hone
I. Ts. Nicols
John 4. Maghrin
We AL Sanford
John Et. Nairn
Thomas Th. Walteby
S. 4.Kapa
A. Wy Bellows
Schauer
Scranton
John J. Carroll
Elmira
N.Y
Expressman Walker Chases Admired New Horse
Expressman T A Walker pursued a splendid new horse praised by judges of good horses. The animal drew admiration for its quality and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressman
T. A. Walker Lasmitts
Port Jervis Man and Scranton Ad Manager Visit City
I J Woxon of Port Jervis a V was at the American house yesterday. John P Allen advertising manager for the Catholic Light of Scranton was in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Woxon
Port Jervis
John P. Allen
The
Catholic Light of
Scranton
Jermyn and Mayfield Miner Accidents at Delaware and Hudson
A mine accident at the Delaware and Hudson colliery in Jer myn and Mayfield injures twelve miners including Michael Muldoon and George Baker. Muldoon suffers a forehead gash and possible internal injuries while Tones Russiniock is severely injured with a fractured thigh and facial wounds. James Baker is knocked in the side by a mule but escapes serious harm. First Aid responders treated the injured. Muldoon to Dr Graves and Russiniock to Timetable hospital in Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Michael Muldoon
Cheorge Baker
Rook
Baker
Muldoon
Dy. Graves
Shields
Carbondale
Jeruyin
Timothy Donovan
James Baker
Tie
Olive Frazer
Buffalo
N. Y
W.C. Nicholson
Millin Street
Bertha
Ella Coon
Scranton
A. W. Cooper
Dalton
Jermyn
W. C. Nicholson
Byron J. Jackson
Mayfield
Thiward Dontigan
Carebondale
Clair Woh McGoff
Meer Selaum Pipe
Annie Meelin
St. Aloysius
Funeral for Thomasa Loughines Held After NY Visit
The funeral of the late Thomasa Loughines, who traveled from New York on Saturday, was held yesterday afternoon at his father Michael Loughnes’ home on upper Dunmore Street. A large attendance gathered as the service continued at St Patrick’s Church and burial followed at the West Sidt cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasa Loughines
New York
Michael Loughnes
Upper Dunmore Street
St. Patrick's Chiaveh
Weert Sidt
George Watts
Scratton
Blakely
Fred Thaxwmend
Pather Mithew Opera House
Inorrow Eventus
Luaymiond
Sade Raynwud
Daisy Gyabbh
Fred Taymiond
Zeke Dobson
Presbyterian Church
W. Dowding
McKinler
Thekers
Thomsains
Bates Chaivers
Providence
May Ferguson
Lupidiay
Aresdale
Mir
Ales
Sidney Chappel
Ulffalo
Niagara Palle
Local Notes From Peckville and Surroundings
In Peckville and nearby areas, residents like Miss Mather and Miss Mabel Wilkes are noted for social visits and street gatherings on Milne Street. Several households report winter relocations and visits to Trouee and White's additions, with multiple names appearing in local circles, and a request for soliciting commission reports due by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mither
Scranton
Wil- Jiang
Moboetreel
Speci
Stanney
Meg
MS Davison
Lastweslia
Tie Banict Bagnar
Tovlay
Dames W
Dora Sickler
Baldi
Lng
Phione
Mieken Anna
Jennie Vilow
Ploroure Taylor
Myrtis Rither
Cine Ayers
Wid Grave Blekley
Sovawaten
Mud Mesava
George Price
Stanford Reese
Theodore
Stark and Montebello in Pricerow Justice Tale
Stark Chiude Clark Ray Thorne and Andrew Montebello feature in a confusing court style row. George Price faced charges over a perceived profit scheme while Montebello was linked to a so called beoby price dispute.
Community music festival and lighting project detailed
A local community festival opens tomorrow with a civic July fair style event at Weber’s rink. The feature includes elaborate lighting, a Gopeert drawing, and a plan to perfect seating and stage arrangements. The Calvary Baptist church confirms active preparation for a grid event, while attendees are promised top talent. Superintendent W. M. Bell plans to resign soon to relocate to New York City. M. Barnes of Peckville Electric will become chief engineer replacing a prior hero. Paterson visitors head home after a Sabbath visit. Rev. C F Vienry and Rev. J N Batley of Moosic swap pulpits Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie Armerican
Weber
Rik
Fey Hien
Calvary
Ohurol
de Tela
Iela
W. MM. Bell
Taylor Mledrleight Company
AD Ie
N.Y
M. Barnes
Peckville Electric Light Company
James Hennigan
Minl Street
Paterson
N. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Wohert Take, of North Scranton, Spent the Sabbath With Rele
C.F. Vienry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pulplin
J. N. Batley
Moosic
Sundiey Niemnie
Community quilting party in Moscow hosts famed elderly quilter
Mrs William Brown hosted a quilting party with many attendees including Mrs Elizabeth Sayre and Mrs Kate Wardell while a quilt pieced by Lew in her eighty third year drew praise. Reports note Vivid parish visits, relief corps gathering with sandwiches and coffee, and local social events amid visitors from Hollisterville and Sementon. The cartoon lecture by Rev M S Goodshall drew strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Lew
1Igabeth Sayre
Freytown
Ives
Aburgiaret Wardell
Kate A Wardell
Mary Posten
John of
Sayre
Mies
Frank Posten
Airs
Areh Decker
Rhiarnedesn
Nell Hollis
Mel
EOC
Clouse
Helen
Newfoundland
Rachael van Brant
Heen
Milton Brown
West Biase
George
Inaba
Theorge Hartree
Feranton
Hannemann Hospital
Mev. M. Ss. Goodshall
Wirverly
All Tay Preelitive Dardienes
Dalton Miss Curr Improves Amid Community Notices
Dalton Miss Curr has shown improvement over the past two weeks. Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson of Scranton were guests of Rev and Mrs Robert B R Thompson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Blinn of CHiert visited. Mrs Jamce PL Dicksem was in New York last week. Charles Pordy visiting Minnesota this week. Local ads indicate heating plant delays closing shops this week. Mrs Charles MW Weston and Mrs Clinton J Weston are noted residents. Scranton guests Theodore Miller hosted. Methodist ladies plan a supper Sunday. November 28 sermon by Rev Albert Smith scheduled. lectures and community events forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Curr
Edward Wilson
Scranton
Rew
Robert BR. Thompson
Sundin
Oscar Blinn
Chiert
Abyss. O' Finn
Jamce PL
Dicksem
New York
Charles Pordy
Charles MW Weston
Clinton J. Weston
Mir
Mies Ambarhar Finn
Theodore Miller
Teriday Hist
Methodist Chaineh
Theo J. Akides Bensherial Resignation and Local Notices
The Elmhurst item lists Theo J. Akides resigning as pastor of a Presbyterian church effective the last day of the month. It mentions Mrs. A. O. Dunning suffering ill health, Miss Lesele Hardenborely as a Sunday guest, and several social and community notes including a visit to Sunnyside Villa, a winter stay in Seyngten, and temporary arrangements for Sunday school leadership by Miss Schinnientiog. Other names appear in social mentions and local interactions, with various visits and conversations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
J. A. Akides Bensherial Avis
A. O. Dunning
Pandang
Lesele Hardenborely
Apwil i
Jones
Syandsen
Dan Mire
Veekle
Seyngten
Mies Tuey Fuller
Aliss Sihitinmerling
Chare
Primucny Department
Pitehyterhii Sundy School
We Civines
Hiewiha Cheimnes
Leng Juittins
Cane
Lela
Mmamile Tonenive
Aon Een
Sonnel Davis
Waiter Page
Mind Mle Travels Home From New York Elite Society
Moosic society circles report Mind Mle formerly of New York elite returned home after spending days with sister Mironus Sutelis. The funeral of the late Mik Aluny Burke Wee was held in Salis utlevioy. Mrs Ty and family attended college in Serailon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willven
Aluny Burke
Salis
Mlury
Ty 2
Donee
Dhugtter
Serailon
Satuilay
East and West. Pivin the Seractiee Hoot-standiari.
An overwhelmed jumble of OCR text appears to discuss New York and nearby events, with scattered names and phrases about politics, protests, and public figures. The fragmentary style and garbled wording obscure a coherent narrative or specific outcomes.
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the News of Carbondale
the People's Exchange
Mra
Willi Tinellinn
Tonmlall Street
Hie
Moran
Mir Newlon
Choineillee
Meinony
Mer
Wink School
Wheetin
Pine Sole
Texford Copeland
Whalen
D. D
Selection High School Orchestria
Bithke
Wilkes-Thirre
Munday
Father Daley
Coef
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Ehaplatin
New
A. Basket Social
Grerthuititi Society
Roenmthors
Gaedetw
Delaware and Htudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Samir
Tia Seronto
Erie Railroad
Hess
Age Howe
Waleiung
Feyn Peerltils
Conon Camiehl Tela Regulir Miert Tne
Tak Atidy Caneuiteit Paisiness Wyrs
Hansthe
Lipere
Dy. Whalen
Tor
Wintoar
Trish
Dundaff
Williams
Adele Hunger
Dtias Naell
Vince
Han
Soriin
Aly
Phoimus
Loewkawanne Avenue
Pia
Pervons
Mrs
Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mrs. Pivanaw
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Philosopher
Nina Company
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Taylor
Moscow
Elmhurst
Edward Dunellen
Wilkes-Barre
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Met
Meldrum, Scott & Co
Pivin
Lerner
Ming Lown
Tos Diay
Heuatt
Abstitaneik
Hedin
Frommnes
Bellionaviin
Tideware
Hognie
Tate
Kibovin
Enet
Luce Miritegs
Eli
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