Funeral notices and local incidents in Carbondale
Ads from Shannon Co. at North Main Street urging prompt publication after 3 am. Obituary notes for Grant Corbin, longtime Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western employee, dying Friday in Hyde Park. Services held at Simpson Methodist. Rev. Sweet officiated. Also mentions Joseph Stump family thanks and Emblem Division news. Local police notes include thefts by “Pore” and a larceny case with bail set at $300.
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Grant Corbin
Belaweare
Leekawa
Ft Weater
Hyde Park
Hie
Bimpson Methodiet Piscomad
J J Sweet
Calva
Cipand
Joseph Stump
Hyile Park
Hessler
Albert Tienes
Borigston
Taylor
M. J. Gueaty
Pittsian
Tiny
John Mawell
Dellaware
Leichawonna
Western Depot
Join Powell
Polisville
West Pittaten
William Pakeloeh
Eiward Gangwer
Eiward Gangwer, Home Gaxwlwin and Frank Gangwer
Centermoreland
Yoodinton
Mre
Titus Devile
Hideo Street
Walra
Renishwan
Mon
Judere
Th. M. Madwarde
Noho Congregation
J. F. Taylor
Meeting at Hubbard Home Promotes Liberty Topics
A local meeting will be held at Mrs. Frank Hubbard's home with programs including The Strage for Liberty by Ian H Colville and The Liberty Bell by May B Manville. Speakers Hattie P Spencer and Martha Q Meaker will discuss Critical Period After the Revelation and Thomas Jefferson. The next social was scheduled for Nov 20 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G B Kitutall on Spring Street.
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Mra
Frank Hubbard
Liberty
Ian H. Colville
Hattie P. Spencer
Ney
Liberty Bell
May B. Manville
Martha Q. Meaker
Thomas Jefferson
Enma H. Hiller
Kitutall
Bpring Street
First annual Carbondale rodeo carnival and ball
The first annual entertainment and cocal of the Carbondale rodeo by No Ty Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will be held on Church street Monday. A new great effort aims to match season favorites with a well decorated ball and cool music for the dances. Contert will open the evening with a performance by the committee in charge striving for success.
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Carbondale
Ty Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Watt
Church Street
Expansion at Palace Creamery site sparks power upgrade
The building on the corner of Salem avenue and Charo street is being enlarged for new machinery. The Palace Creamery proprietors occupy the site and will install a forty horse power boiler and a thirty horse power engine to meet increased power needs for related painting work at the adjacent establishment.
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Salem Avenue
Palace Creamery
Ta R. Minn
Woonen Peinting
Palace Crouinery
Second Century early lecture to be given tomorrow evening
The Academy of Music will host the second number of the New Century early lecture course with Colonel Copeland delivering the lecture Seeing the Elephant. Several local residents are mentioned including James Barrett and Mrs. Jerome. numerous social updates and town notes follow, with upcoming weddings and railway company leadership changes noted.
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Academy of Music
Colonel Copeland
Elephan James Barrett
Floris Erle
Elisabeth Lynady
John Lynady
Dunduff Street
Thomas Hull
Jersey City
D. J. Duncan
Triethon Company
Pottaville
Potteville
Thomas Missett
Preokivan Street
Troy
Relbert C. Casey
The
Loyal Legion
Raynor's Hall
Sarah Kearney
Rose O'Hara
Mary Gorman
Clinton
Aummber
Sadie Cummings
Pittston
Jerome
Miss Weaver
Watt-Paul
Hochester
Stillman Hadeork
Hls
Mancock
N.Y
William Coggins
Wayne County
James Griffin
Powderly Street
Michael Chiffin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mabel Jadwin
M. J. Shields
Annie Harte
Cottage Street
Recherche
Burke Building
Furth
Delaware and Hudson Callieries
William Wilcox
Grippe
Belmont Street
Price Library Association Votes to Remain Open This Winter
After months of talk the Price Library association decided to keep rooms open for the winter despite poor support. Directors met repeatedly and, after a lengthy session led by owner Mr Cooper, resolved to continue in the present quarters with plans for substantial financial assistance from citizens in the borough.
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Price Library Association
Cooper
Aldo Frecent
If you are ill you need a doctor you trust
The passage urges choosing proven remedies over cheap novelties and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a longstanding remedy for wasting in children or adults. It cites druggists Joe and Gime and chemists Boott Howye in New York.
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Scott
Joe
Gime
New York
Local notices from Peckville and nearby areas
Local social notes report visits from Peckville residents to Scranton and Jer myn. Funeral services for Mrs EK W Robathan are set at Peckville Methodist Church with interment at Prospect Cemetery. Reports mention chicken thieves in West End and Red Men lodge plans for a funeral.
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de. Uren
West En
Scranton
Oscar Traviss
Lee
Lamerne County
Thomas Boleman
Jermyn
Ter Patinta
George Tiffany
Spangenhure
Marrein Tete
A Bison
Delaware and
Madson
EK. W. Robathan
West Side
Peckvilly
Prospect
Lizzie Commish
Frank Hoyt
William Page
W. WY. Peters
Alek
Weir Hall
Mire
Tholethon
James 1
Stevens Peet
Department of Theyivenna
Willi Ketchum
Samuel Mackey
Mark Walker
James Fo Loftus
Verdict in Hartley case upheld after long trial
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs in the Hartley electrotyoe suit after ten years of court action. The decision awards damages and leaves questions of title pending a possible new trial as defendants seek relief. Other cases and schedules for the November term were noted for continuation.
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Kobissed
Hmakley
Ind
Swarts
Mila Mey
Gimsiler
Ill. Ware
A. J. MelMugh
Perid Met McHugh
Allan Lawrence
Feranton Vacation Company
Malla Brothers Await Christmas in Jail
Poost Malla has spent twenty Christmases behind bars and Pow Malla faces another holiday in jail after being committed to the county jail in default of bail on Saturday.
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Poost
Malla
Bart
Ilo Wie
Luzerne Man Chosen Spring Brook Water Supply Officers
The Spring Brook Water Supply directors met in the city on a Saturday morning to fill board vacancies. John Welles Hollenback of Wilkes-Barre was named vice president following Fron. Lemuel Amerman’s death, and Almitn Nestitt of Kingston was selected to the board.
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Spring Brook
John Welles Hollenback
Wilkes-Barre
Fron
Lemuel Amerman
Almitn Nestitt
Kingston
of Direntors
Kimball Piano Offered with Easy Terms Regionwide
The durable Kimball Piano is advertised as a piano a person may own for a lifetime. Buyers can pay in easy installments or purchase for cash. Old organs or pianos may be taken in exchange. Interested readers are invited to drop a postal note or call for details.
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Kimball Piano
MAGICAL TREATMENT PROMISES RESTORATION OF LIFE FORCE
Sales pitch for a magical cure of lost vitality and sexual weakness aimed at men in Omaha Nebraska. Claims home treatment or paid travel, guarantees cure or refund, boasts large capital and no free prescriptions. Encourages writing State Medical Company Suite 717 Range l Building Omaha for more information and a paper on the diseases.
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Ai Owaha Company
ATL
Showll
State Medical Company
Range l
Omaha
Neb
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Details
Central Railroad of New Jersey schedule notes trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and beyond via Whitehall and Liberty Street in New York. Through tickets to all points available, with connections to ferries and elevated railroads to Brooklyn and Staten Island. General Superintendent H. Baldwin and J H Olhausen listed.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Laverty Street
Whitehall
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Auntie City
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethle
Boston
Jy. m. Ariking
Long Branch
Ovearn Grove
Etc
Schit
Lebanon
Harrisburg
al Otown
Pittsville
Liberty Street
North River
A. m
TH Shneay
Whitehall Street
South Ferry
Reedship Terminal
Brooklyn
Staten Teland
Cheand Central Depot
Long Ieland Payhoad
H. Re Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Train Schedules for Del Lacka and Western Routes
Scranton departure notices list Monday November 21 services to New York Boston Trenton Philadelphia and the South with multiple connections at Buffalo Binghamton and Northumberland. Pullman coach car details and pocket timetables available from district passenger agent at the depot.
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Changes Reported
Sparse OCR note indicates September effect on Erie and Wyoming Valley rail lines. Mentions Traina departure and shifting borantan mars new rock and intermediate polita on Erie rallro.
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Traina
Borantan
Mars
New Rock
Erie
Rallro
Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Promises Comfort and Speed
Scranton timetable details several train departures to New York Philadelphia and intermediate points. It lists Black Diamond Express and other services with departure times from 6:00 to 7:50 a.m. and afternoon runs, noting parlor and sleeping cars on routes Wilkes-Barre to New York and Philadelphia. Officials include ROLLIN H. WILBUR and H. LER with Scranton office at 14 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Delaware and
Hudson
Scranton
Carbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Rose
New England
New York
Parade Pin
Viate Valley
Black Diamond Express
Pennsylvania
R. Polate
M.j
North
Ease
Witkyos-Tarrs
H.W. Cross
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pethion
Net York
Pp. H.R. Re
Lesa
Wapress
I Stor
Pittaton
Wilkes-Barre
Veale Haas Hazteton
Aicttaritie
Manerincipal Peinte
Ifte
Ahr Bethiehem
Fineston
Reading
Hearrisbureg
Tions
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Tthaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
Falla
Chicago
Jack Muamond
Philadelphia
Rollin H. Wilbum
Rupe
Cras
Phila
Nonnemachier
Fragmented OCR News Item From Unknown Source
Fragmented text lacks coherent events or identifiable people or organizations. Readable parts mention numbers and codes but no clear story or context to summarize into a headline or summary.
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Lackawanna County
Bhannon & Co
Newndeniors North Main Street
Washington Avenue
Pors
Weill
Coe
Nish
Poris
Focal
Two Pale
Franklin Avenue
Ble
Century Club
Peckville
Hartley
Silas Hartley
Agelial Filin Dop
Mornin
Luzerne
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Agnew
John Dell
Paulidling, O
Atauthens Ssmathie 46
Dresden
Pirleesk
A.E. Rogers
Sutherland
Lackawanna Avve
Scranton, PA
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston Presbyterian Church
Ashley
Hanover Township
Freeland
George Hwives
West Market Street
Paris
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mim Ponds
AL Pierge
Penn Ave
Markei
the Tribune
Iyi
Hotels
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Pharmacist
Car
Glothe
Sumter Bros
the Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
W. L. Buttenbender
A. Kemmerer
Hiegele
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
PENNA
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO Cranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Hazleton Pottsville
O. D. Gen's Pass
J. Roe J. B. Hutchinson
Hawley
Exresa
Mm Ae Press
Trenton
Washington and
Way
Peer
Richfield Springs
Cam
Lo P
Northumberland
Wilkes
Porre
Plymouth
Bloomabore
Danville
Nort Hmberland
Willameport
Harrishire
Warhinarton
Nanticoke
Wf. L. Smith
Tintrict
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Schanton Division
Isi7
Fittcroft
Don Dally
Apt Bandiy
Franklin St
Weehawken
Gil
Cadoaly Hancock
Winwood
Valendale Forest
Carbondias
Herinyd
Archibald Winton
Lla
Ontario
Anterson F
Piast
Age Vaston
Tae
Owen
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