Unclear Historical Visit Note With Political Figures
OCR text documents a chaotic visit and contemporaneous remarks involving multiple named individuals and places. It references Tony Welly, Ella Thomas of Portseille, John Mestolds of WiesRiere, William Align, and others, with scattered mentions of West Someumtom, Wilkes Bayne, and county commissions. The fragmentary record hints at a visitation, kinship ties, and public officials, but no coherent event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Welly
Vitis
al Cainten
Alderi
Tel Meenas
Muiner Atrowt
Thival Dilhert
North
Gueletd
Aue
Public Notice on Building Plans and City Procedures
A public notice dated November 24 announces a meeting to discuss the construction project. The proposal involves erecting a series of new buildings on current parcels, with occupancy plans and regulatory steps to be addressed by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coureen
Clemons
Wari Aaenins
Bova
Pierce's Market Penn Avenue Holiday Food Offerings
The notice advertises a wide selection of groceries at Pierce's Market on Penn Avenue, including fruits like figs raisins and nuts. It promotes a full range of Thanksgiving and staple foods with a promise to please customers and gain their approval.
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Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Unclear Draft Notes for Hulud Preparations
Fragmentary text proposes Madley prepare Hulud and other items while reserving prompt attention and intelligent fulfillment at ie Bpruce street. It reads like a procedural outline without concrete actions or dates.
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Madley
eGhiveck
Creunk
Ie Bpruce Street
Henry the Fourth and Havana Vigorities Mentioned in Dishy Digression
An obscure fragment mentions Henry the Fourth, Havana vigor, plu pudding, and a playful warning about signing off with Thappy M Hara on Spruce Street. The garbled text hints at a playful Thanksgiving note or column item with scattered proper names and places.
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Henry the Fourth
Havana
Spruce Street
Ten Per Cent Reduction At Crane Sells S18 Suites
An advertises a ten percent cut on all sid to S18 suite at Crane, urging visitors to U4 LockaWanda Avenue and to take the elevator to MacQuarie's Restaurant for a chicken dinner at the corner Wyoming and Linden Street. The Punch cigar remains the favorite pick among Mc cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LockaWanda Avenue
MacQuarie’s
Wyoming
Linden Street
Scranton Board of Trade Condemns Boycotts After Special Report
A special Scranton Board of Trade meeting heard a committee report on boycott activity in the city. The committee urged a unanimous denunciation of all boycotting and called for legal redress for those harmed, urging civic unity and moral courage amid labor and capital tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Someton Board of Trade
A. W. Dickson
Atong Pan
Scouitany Board of Trade
Gondon
Inc
Seraniteu
Hiner
Amd
Iidonganiaati
Su Agsovlation
Ant
Birger
Olfiaens
Jis
Meérike
Dimmick
Samderson
EL. &. Williams
Scranton Board of Trade
Scranton Railway Company
Dickson
Hanley
No. 40 School Bidters Yet To Reach A Decision
Bids for the construction of the new No. 40 school in the Second ward were opened with six bidders. The building committee reported progress but made no final choice, the lowest being Sykes Sons and next M J Ruddy, about a hundred dollars higher.
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Gibbons
Chilrmain Sclmeier
Sykes’ Sons
M. J. Ruddy
Comittee
Brank Gorman
Maud Whalen
Margaret Ferardson
Jennie O'Boyle
Belle Murray
Anna Stanton
Susie Molloath
Mary Mullen
Alice Tiddle
Lily Watkins
A. Martin
Clowell
Jenkins
Wint
Thomas HH
Ward
Dawson
Thomas
Miss Evans
John M. Beaumont
Nellie TH. Beamish
Med. Ketrick
Ab de McCnachey
Ithee Moses
Savash McDonald
O'Malley
Howell
T. 2. Jennings
W. A. May
C. J. Schriefer
D. J. Roehe
Elias Evang
F. & Barker
PB. J. Lingan
Samuel S. Slowt
No. 28 Annex
Nickel Plate Tourist Cars Offer Low Fares Westbound
Semi weekly transcontinental tourist cars run by Nickel Plate and connections on Mondays and Wednesdays from Boston and Tuesdays and Fridays from San Francisco. Berths are sold at greatly reduced rates with same sleeping accommodations and bed clothing as regular Pullman. Cars provide heating, tea or coffee, and comfort for long journeys, especially for families with children. For schedules and rates, contact a ticket agent or I. J. Moore, general agent, 201 Main Street, Buffalo, NY.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Nickel Plate
Pullman
Boston
San Francisco
I. J. Moore
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Bank Office Corner Sale Near Spruce Street
A listing describes an offer on a property at the First National Bank building corner Wyoming Avenue and Spruce Street, with access via Spruce Street and over the Dime Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Dime Bank
Thanksgiving Ice Cream Orders
A brief plea notes a mutual advantage in sharing recommendations with Hanley at once. Contact by phone or call 420 Spruce Street for details.
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Hanley
Spruce Street
Gentlemen Only Cigar Ad Promotes Bhaviaian Quality
An advertisement touts Henry the Fourth cigar and Bhaviaian cigars praised for quality and craftsmanship. O'Hara's at 4 Spruce Street invites patrons to try the popular Punch We brand cigars.
Institutes for Farmers to Host Winter Sessions in County
The department of agriculture and local institute managers announce winter meetings for farmers across the county. State speakers will present on farm topics with no business advertising. Henry W. Northup of Glenburn will send programs on request. Meetings: Madisonville December 6, Clark's Summit December 9, Balt Sount December, Pleetville December 10, Tompkinsville December 11 and 12, Daleville December 11 and 19.
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Department of Agriculture
AL Pugeen
Eltivene
Elwitman
Henry W. Northup
Glenburn
Mon
Thomas J. Phillips
Welly
W. Cooke
L. A. Clinton
L. W. Liehty
J. B. Swarts
Madisonville
Dee
Clark's Summit
Pleetville
Us Tompkinsville
Daleville
Elderly Woman Confesses to Dwelling Arson for Insurance
Mrs. Louisa Weaver admitted in a signed statement to deliberately setting fire at 3220 Sanderson Avenue to obtain $500 insurance. Police credits Detective Day for prompting the confession amid an almost flawless case. she faces up to $4,000 fine and up to twenty years in solitary confinement.
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Louisa Weaver
Fabling
Day
Dieter
Sanderson
Sanderson Avenue
A. Conrad
Upton Arrested Over Embezzlement Claims
Francis F. Upton, former general manager of the Imperial Stain Paint and Filler Co, was seized on a Brown backed warrant for allegedly embezzling 2004 dollars 48 cents. The arrest followed a stockholders meeting and an assignment of the business amid unverified losses and unvouchered expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrancis Fr. Upton
Imperial Stain, Paint and Filler Company
George D. Brown
Alderman Kasson
Brown
Cornelius Comegys
Upton
Martin Flynn
Lackawanna Valley House
Tribune
Unauthorized company funds lead to arrest for embezzlement
The article reports an officer accusing Mr Upton of embezzlement based on unauthorized monthly charges of 50 dollars over six to eight months. It notes typical corporate allowances for legitimate expenses and argues for arrest due to improper accounting.
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Pendally Sun
St Luke's Parish Levee Auditor Hochman Pianist in Pittsburg
Thanksgiving evening at St Luke's featured Hochman as a renowned pianist, delivering virile, powerful performances with thoughtful interpretation. The Liszt Concerto and a Tchaikovsky encore impressed thousands, with praise echoed by The Pittsburg Leader for his forthcoming tour and winter engagement.
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St. Luke's
Hochman
Pitteburg
Gloehnan
Hin
Pittsburgers
Paul
Pitsburg
Portraits for the Holidays By Schriever Studio
Five weeks remain before Christmas to schedule artistic portrait sittings. Morel invites Cane to the studio or calls to arrange a sitting by phone, highlighting careful, unhurried portrait work.
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Schriever
Morel
Omer
Miss Beatylee Merford Performs at Bicycle Club House
Miss Beatylee Merford, the monologist, will entertain at the Bicycle club house Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian Church, jan churech.
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Beatylee Merford
Young Ladies’ Society of the First Presbyter
Jan Churech
Thanksgiving pudding and pies ad at 420 Spruce Street
Local ad notes orders for pudding ice creams and entrees at 420 Spruce Street. Mentions smoke the Pocono Sc cigar and taking orders by phone.
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Spruce Street
Pocono Sc
Garner's Best Percases Highlight New Link Patterns
The report notes two pairs of newest style link calls showcasing exclusive patterns and tidy results. It emphasizes precision in pattern matching and the efficiency of the two-pair approach.
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Garner
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Iliy
Alfred Peanigg
Jou. Ureetor
Schriefer
Nickel Plate Road
Huyler
E. G
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Institutes
F. H. Upton
Imperial Paint Company
Benefit of Young Ladies’ Society
Hanley’s
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Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Price & Jenkins
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Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
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