Stories of the Street Causes Ripples of Laughter at Wayne County Fair
A Carbondale visitor at the Wayne County fair in Honesdale becomes the butt of theatrical pranks by locals including Policeman Jack. The tale recounts the rustic from Damascus and a series of playful episodes from potato bag shenanigans to a bohemian club joke. The visitor’s misadventures extend to a Mayfield Yard incident with railroad men, while Jack endures mockery and roughing by townsfolk and dogs, yet remains the centerpiece of the evening’s amusement. Two well-dressed men, later revealed as Crocker and Plaus, register at the American House, prompting curiosity about their identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Himaeelf
Wargie County
Damasenker Dethans
John
Timothy
Cpent Scott
Cure Bendale
Wayne County
Seoul
Bildie
Terry McGovern
Kingdom Come
Grand Stud
Levi Patterson
Dack
Tack Innes
Mayfield Yard
Duck
Carbondale
Jacek
Jack
Mayfheld Yard
Tiny
Lala
Hamburg
Tie
Aychio Ciurney
Seybolt
Mr. Seybolt
Dick Croker
Lom Plau
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Time Table 1901 Notes
Trains depart Carbondale and Wilkes Barre for Albany Lake Lodore and Honesdale with listed daily and Sunday schedules. The timetable covers connections via Wilkes Barre and Serbaton and notes arrivals at Carbondale Lodore Wasmart Honesdale and related points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Jaime
Carbondale
Rcianton
Wilkes-Purre
Albany
Sardlogu
Mowloul
England
Lake
Vodere
Huncedale
Puiday
Lake Lodlow
Battondelh
Wilke 4
Serbaton
Mbang Ae Gay
Caine
Lonesdate
Carbwondale
Lodore
Wasmart
Honesdale
Waike
Welty
Trains Schedule Fragments Mention Carbondale Spranton Routes
Fragmentary OCR note lists train departures from Carbondale to Spranton at 7 00 p m and Camonduly to pales at 4 41 a m with other times and destinations. Mentions arrivals from Boraviton and Byraiton with schedule bits and local weekday patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Spranton
Camonduly
Spivlay
Masay
Lou
LTO
New Gyiwall
Frale
Boraviton
Vtg
Bithaws
Byraiton
Man
Train Schedule Fragments From An Older Railway Ledger
Fragments show times and routes including connections to New York City and Indiana lines. Mentions places like Fort Indiana and Western connections with various times and prices, though many words are garbled.
Donation Day at Emergency Hospital Sees Strong Support
Second Donation Day for Emergency Hospital succeeds with cash offerings and substantial in kind gifts. List of donors includes M. Brownell, J. D. Nealon, D. W. Humphrey, G. Patterson, R. Wards, and many others along with a collection of clothing, undergarments, linens, and food items donated to aid the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Weney Boenlah
Enos
Lospital
Moredames AL Brownell
M. Th Madigin
J. D
Wo. Dubbard
M. O W. Simpeon
T. Criffin Smith
Bo Tetrew
Joann Wath
J. Vandermark
James Stott
Richard Wilpatrick
J. Wo
Funeral of Edmund L Inch Outlines Local Obsequies
The funeral for Edmund L Inch was held Tuesday morning from the Trabby residence on Washington Street Mille Wey with Was honored attendance at the service. Charles Lee pastor of the Met Presbyterian Church delivered the remarks and many members of the Hower posts attended. Pallbearers included William Chase Christopher Seliatisz Arnold Ditz George Simro George McMinn Jim Jones. Out of town attendees listed include Mrs John Teh Mig and Mrs Hirai Ineh and son Frank of Wasymart, George Griner Miss Toopla and Mrs Cullowin of Seelesville and others from Pittston Hinghamton Scranton and Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telet
Washington Street
Duite
Charles Lee
Met Presbyterian Churenh
Mpnehwie
Willaim Bo Davies Post
Wiilliam Chase
Christopher Seliatisz
Arnold Ditz
George Simro
George McMinn
Jim Jonseph Alexander
Divies
John Teh
Hirai Ineh
Eon
Wasymart
Dotn Markey
Stonesdate
George Griner
Toopla
Cullowin
Seelesville
John Law
Catherine Liaw
Pittston
Martin Holdrich
Hinghamton
WiLlant Bryden
West Pittston
O. Te Miller
Currie Milley
George Dickerson
Scranton
James Mears
Jennie Young
Alex. Smith
Janes
Alexander
Arch Bryden
Duranore
Mir
Oho Dryden
Nineveh
Mrs. Hilward Grunts
Wigmurt
William Bells Woltie Smite Dies at Family Home
William Bells Woltie Smite son of Ceoarge Washington Stith died yesterday at the family residence after a brief illness. Services will be held at the residence with burial at Brogkstuls cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bells Woltie Smite
Ceoarge
Washington Stith
Diane
Barhal
Brogkstuls
Death notice for Jol Forbes in New York City
The late Jol Forbes died in New York City this week. He will be taken to his home tomorrow for burial on the Delaware and Hudson road. Funeral services will be held brief and the burial will take place in Rt. Meson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Forbes
New York City
Othe Dehiware
Hudaon Road
Rt. Meso
Funeral service for Luke Willte WHE
The funeral for Luke Willte WHE will be held at Lomiachownari At foelock. The procession will depart from the house forest and proceed to a High Mass of requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Foelock
House Forest
Thowe
Olhareh
Unclear text entry from Suuehwaag people in Delhi
Incomplete OCR notes mention Ann Mori and Wil Mibsoe Delia Dine of Suuehwaag, with a reference to a MOVIE E Wh BM in Delhi and a date or task unclear. No verifiable event or outcome is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenule Marat
Ann Mori
Wil Mibsoe Delia Dine Toy
Suuehwaag
Eulogy for Edmund Inch by Commander McComb
Tender funeral oration delivered by Commander John McComb of Willard H Davies Post G A R praising Comrade Edmund Inch. The speaker recalls Inch as a genial companion and upright citizen and emphasizes respect for his memory beyond ritual duties. The address highlights Inch’s fortitude, reliability, and Christian convictions, noting the factual dignity of his life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
William H. Davies
Edmund Tt. Inch
Willan Hy. Davies
Post
Mdinund B. Tineh
Conade
Edmuand T
Amusements Evening Review Highlights Local Shows
A fragmented local column notes performances this week with "Mase Leanne" drawing attention and Cherry Picker recognized for best production. Other entries mention "Sou Gawwinie" and "SURE Jeane" in the Borough theatre scene with sporadic references to show dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orhe
Jeane
Turmoil at Dog Creek: Local Theater Notes Mixed
Fragmentary text describes a community event with mentions of a manager Byrne, The Higa Bayer, Troy, and Dog Creek. References to biographies and various names appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a local program or notices with unclear details.
Fragmented notice from overdue periodical
The readable text references a meeting series and mentions a fever and illness affecting a person named James, with partial details indicating an event or notice related to a church or religious group.
Fragmentary listing of plan officers and trustees
The readable portion lists officers including James P. Howlen as president and Bh oP Maran as secretary, with Joe ONeill as treasurer and John T Loftus as Puyo. Trustees named include BydL beater, Thotie Brennan and James Vurmyhel with Neary indicated as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmeiod
Jiames PF
Howlen
Maran
Scivetuey
Joep O'Neil
John T. Loftus
Puyo
Bydl Beater
Esto
Delegates Plan Fair for Firemen Relief Association
The delegation including drill master John F. McDonald and others decided to hold a fair soon. The president was empowered to appoint a committee to arrange details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McDonald
W. F. Teol
T. F P. Pox
Rumage sales planned by local churches in fall
The two churches prepare rummage sales in Voriie this fall. Trinity women set Monday October 4 at the old armory on North Main and Lincoln avenue for a charity sale of donated items. First Presbyterian women to open a sale in the old Globe Warehouse as soon as Park Clothing House vacates, likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrready
Ladies of
Trinity
North Main Street
Lincoln Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Globe
Park Clothing House
Wedding Announcement for Mine Marion Prager Crane and Harmond Stocker
A prominent couple announces their wedding at First Presbyterian Church in the city on Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The reception follows at the brides home on Lincoln avenue between 8 and 9 o clock. The groom, Harmond Stocker, is an attorney with the Lackawanna County bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Prager Crane
Harmond Stocker
First Presbyterian Church
Terie
Lincoln Avenue
TS Welowk
Tsinel Cie
Stocker
Lackiwinna County
Carding Martinelli to Attend Teallan Church Dedication
There is no doubt of Carding Martinelli coming to the city for the dedicatory exercises of the Teallan Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Rev Antonio Corruth, pastor of the church, has been informed by the cardinal's secretary that she will be here on Sunday, Oct 27. Preparations to greet this dignitary of the Catholic church are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carding Martinelli
Offichate
Teallan Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Antonio Corruth
Tie
Cardinals
Mrs Jenkins Leaves City for Chicago to Reunite with Dr Jenkins
Mrs. BO Jenkins departed this week for Chicago to meet her husband Dr Jenkins who has served as United States army surgeon in Manila. They will proceed to Mobile Alabama where Dr Jenkins has received a transfer from the surgeon general. Local social circles lament her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BO. Jenkins
Chicago
Dr. Jenkins
Manila
United States Army
Mobile
Alabama
Jenkins
Army
Wilde Ehrele
Bright and Dark Sides of Life in New York City Lecture
Dr Whaten repeats his talk this evening at the Bereal Church lecture race to give all an opportunity to attend. The session runs after the Wednesday storm, with a ten cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Whaten
New York City
Bereal Iaptse Church
Scranton Residents Update Jobs and Post at ICS
Miss Tillie Gerba bis resigns from her post at the International Correspondence School in Scranton. Miss Chace Shmvell has moved to Scranton and is now employed in office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Gerba Bis
Scranton
Chace Shmvell
Unclear OCR Record With Mock Names
Fragmentary OCR text shows strange improper terms and names unclear in origin. No coherent event or identifiable entities are readable for a factual news summary.
Visitors from multiple cities present in Scranton region
A string of visitors and locals appear in Scranton and nearby towns. Names include William Thorpe from Sidtres New York and John Carton from Mimiva, with others from Albany Honesdale and Carbondale. Funeral attendance noted for Alps. Several locals registered at area hotels and visited Berwinton yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToCetis
Honescile
Willian Thorpe
Sidtres
N.Y
Eoge
John Carton
Mimiva
Barnabie
Albany
Spois
Blues
Piadelphi
Kenry ‘Tomance, Jr
New York City
Sturdevant
Sevanton
Wo Lowghran
Daniel Loughran
John Nenney
John Melouehlin
Chaitehy & Vitagemald
Berwinton Yesternas
Mira
Avista
Mis. Moran
St. Rose
Jermyn and Mayfield James F H Morgan Injury at Work
An expert tree climber James FH Morgan fell while descending a tree on Wednesday, striking below the well and losing consciousness. He was assisted by companions and later conveyed to safety with help from bystanders. The article also notes a wedding ceremony planned at Corbondale Presbyterian Church and other social mentions from Philadelphia and Corbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FH. Morgan
Chesinuule
Ile Welklit
Juehsuni
Phoebe Oteehige
Tiesy
Frank KH. Stocker
Marion Jane
Corbondale
Chiuneh
Ovlok
Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever Claim Noted
An advertisement asserts a permanent asthma and hay fever cure from Dr Behfianiy. Mrs Mary Zachery and Mrs Frank Gullfogle of Roxboro Philadelphia report relief and gratitude after using Schiffmanns Asthma Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie
Behifianiy
Astha
Mary Zachery
Schiffmanns
Frank Gullfogle
Ridge Avenue
Roxboro
Philadelphia
Fire damages kitchen after child accident at South Second Street home
A kitchen rear room sculpted by David Tarris and family on South Second Street caught fire yesterday morning caused by a child. Crystal and Artesian Tile companies responded and extinguished the blaze with limited damage. Borough council of Jermen to hold monthly meeting this evening to discuss the new bend to the street. Delaware and Hudson employees paid at the colliery Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tarris
South Second Street
Alain
Crystal
Jermen
New Bend
Delaware and Tudson
Public Reading Room Opens at Presbyterian Church
A public reading room has been opened in the Presbyterian church parlor on Main Street. It will be open every afternoon and evening except Sundays, with notices for readings and music to be coordinated by Miss Mathews of Siusquitannastro. Local letters were called for at the Olyphant post office. The community also reports on an event at the Mathew Opera House last evening and upcoming church and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Pirlor
Teliwaire Street
Anyond
Mies Staeket Matthews
Siusquetiannastro
MD. Barret
John Cauley
Lisale Dickson
HL Street
Andy Driscollef
James V. Gavigan
B.D Thays
Thomas Jonnes
Jes DP. Minlev
J. F. Alietin
Jes
Thomas Sie. Hale
Mat Mises
Sophia Miller
Joh Whiter
OW St Stebbins
t+ fey
Binghamton
Hiearre Lenton
Carbondale
Wikie Aragon
Rehetves
New York
Neski
Sarafinski
B. Ttarris
Scranton
J. Ro Mleming
Yealey
Board of Trade
Gesspood
Wood
Davis
Titspaeses
Mick Cowl
Dalton Richard Murdon joins International Correspondence Schools
Richard Murdon Dalton has accepted a position with the International Correspondence Schools after moving from Tonkhinnock to tits phtee. Scranton improvements have been made around the Methodist parsonage and Frank Colvin shows signs of recovery after a recent illness. County Superintendent Vaylor visited public schools here on Wednesday. Miss Lillian Stith and others in Thatfale are attending. Dubois serves as juror in Lael. Howe Comney, T. J. Foster and family are at Atlantic City. Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist church attended a missionary basket meeting at Waverly church. Officers elected at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting: President Mrs Wy lager, Vice President Mrs Clarles Creasy, Secretary Mrs Fred Palmer, Assistant Secretary Mrs A M Smith, Treasurer Mrs O P Stoll. Miss Mary Chapman returned from New York City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Murdon
Tonkhinnock
Tits Phtee
Scranton
Wee
Frank Colvin
Vaylor
Wenesi
Selon Doned
Lillian Stith
Dubois
Lael
Howe Comney
T. J. Foster
Atlantic City
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mary Ghapdaner Tas Vetipaierdine
New York City
Kun
Miss Ilha Duake Visit and Local Preparations Update
Old Forge notes describe Miss Ilha Duake spending time with friends and visiting at a local home. Mrs Kates Seanelle has returned home. The church plans a large October entertainment with extensive preparations underway for a Methodist event at the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilha
Duake
Camila
Daniel Trod Herd
Mra
C Elden
Moaseaued
Kates Seanelle
Mr. Prank Burger
Wie
Methodist Mplevopal Ehoir
Mira
Methodist
Local visitors visit Ohio church youth event
A fragmentary report notes visitors from Teckwille meeting in Ohio on Wednesday afternoon. The Rev B W Doin officiated at Cwchin Avenue Methodist church where two young women reportedly died and other attendees were mentioned in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Doin
Cwchin Avenue
Shy
Moe
Local man ordered to support wife and pay bonds
M. F. Holloran of North Grove street was retitenced to pay his wife 15 per month and to give bonds totaling 100 to ensure compliance with the court order. The notice notes a family move from the Davis residence and announces an upcoming sale of fancy articles and a supper carved in the Metheodiet Episcopal church parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Holloran
North Grove Street
David Davis
Susquehanna County Fair Draws Crowd Despite Weather
Montrose reports a raw day yet the Susquehanna County Fair drew strong exhibitor turnout and high quality displays. Cattle, horses, sheep and corn showed well with notable awards for best stallion, mare, and several breed champions. Weather limited attendance but gate receipts stayed near prior years as plans build for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Oet
Wilkes
Barre
Uied
Promis
What Gott
Cofford
I. de. Wilcox
Comrad
Auburn
James Uirumnemie
M. W
Branson
Wheere
J. J. Miller
Lathrop
Calernseys
ALBR
Ballister
Runiners
Devons
Jones
South Montrose
Munger & Willis
Prankline
Turrell & Turrell
Forest Lake
Ayreshires
J. 7
Butterfield
South Mont- Youre
Chetristophier Tissine
Chaconut
Gireen
New Midford
Wells
Decker
Conkiia
Fo. Bennett
A. Ey Robinson
Os. Welle
Sevn
Tarvell
Wy Miller
Warrows & Jimesom
Oh Ay Darrow
William Kelly
A. T. Hallister
Bridgewater
On Ured
Franklin
J. C. Huw Ulin
Me T. Wils
Heert Leke
Wd. Rnting
Brooklyn
Moses
Bhackney
Priaai Polo
Eo Puy
Poe Dani Brook
Cheeen & Sen
New Milford
Cheemwood
A. Lynn
Lani
Arthur Plareington
Brige
Tage Bullava
Jatel
Bhadtecedd
Uti
Ayers Departierin
Special report from Shanton Prihuney Warertite
Fragmentary text mentions a teacher in Winwood and a series event in Jeoumiec. Lacks clear facts, names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a coherent新闻 item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Mise Matty le Mee Cube
Winwood
Seaiyeal
Jeoumiec
Mile Sen
Mikie Bs
What Shall We Eat What Shall We Eat
An article advocates a mixed diet of grains vegetables and meats as the best, arguing meat provides concentrated nutrition. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestive aid endorsed by medical professionals and sold nationwide for fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Remusson
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Honesdale notices list strokes and society moves
Tlonesdale reports Callos suffered a second paralytic stroke and remains non critical. Mrs Tevet Headley plans to move to Richwood West Virginia. Wayne County Patrons elects directors for a three year term. A fundraising recital and various local events are announced with several names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tlonesdale
Thomas FE
Callosway
Tevet Headley
Tesday
Richwood
W. Va
May. D. Woodward
Philadelphia
Blonier Greene
Ginghter
Woo. Perguson
W. B. Perhan
Th. A. Patterson
A.B. Ganswell
John G. Reifley
Wayne County Fpatr Association
Honesdale
Metinies
Outaher & Tories
Muien Allen T'Lris
New York
Qeconia
Buniell
Pessemeo
Novene
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Burke le Building
Carbondale Department
Ontario and Western
Erle Railroad
Bundas
Edmund L.inch
Maplewood Cemetery
John Forbes
Luke White
Edmund Inch
Daniel Regan
Byrne
Duayuel Taut
Bayer
Evan
Troy
Satten Tee Dina
Stati Tonis
Miss Dullis
Curnertelerts
Wilewth
Gotha
James Splot
Woliesdas
Robert Bkithnieh
Ubon Murray
I A. Hopking
Tod, Welly
yank @ Wolfe
J. Wy Peltha
Jahieon
Columbia
Presbyterian
Cardinal Martinelli
Pitlesecney Convio
Ty Kilghis Temple
Judor Cridey
Aimericat Meohanion
Jermyn and Mayfield
Michael Phirke
Willyam Walker Howe
Atute Hromen's
W. H Wlattes
Third Street
Dalton
Old Forge
Peckville
Avoca
Argus Howell
Ated
Abney Thomas Thrite
Ar. Mary's Cemetery
Kinobert Anderson
West Beme
Susquehanna County
The
Forest City
Hnleker
Lng
Thuere
Noble Grand
J. A. Hodle
Grd
Tod
He. Sinens
Salew
T. B. Drake
Kaninunk
A. W. Larkin
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