Central Labor Union backs strikers against Scranton Railway
The Central Labor Union adopted resolutions pledging moral and financial support to local unions' strikers from the Scranton Hallway Company dispute. It calls on labor friends to boycott street cars until the strike ends and warns miners of false representations by Carbondale agents amid the Coal Company strike at Bernice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Labor
Scranton Railway Company
Central Labor Union
Tne
Scranton
Othe
Siren
Heville
Cental Labor W
Alsn
Was
Te Carbondale
Bernice
Obsequies Held For Luke White And Jol J. Porbes
Funeral services for Luke White and Jol J. Porbes were conducted at St Rose and St Marys with numerous clergy in attendance. Reverends including John White and George Dixon led rites, with out of town relatives and local friends among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. Bontale
Luke White
Jol J. Porbes
St. Rose
Mlb
John White
George Deville
Bulchmore
Denon
AE Whip
Battimore
Éeub-Deavon
John Molies
Cormonins
George Dixon
Si. Thise
St. Tose
Messie
Mulliy
Morrisey
Duffy
Flannigan
Brown
McCabe
Purles
Edward Dewlie
Anna
Provides
John Flanaghan
John J. Parkes
Carbondale
St. Tone
Railroad Time Tables and Sunday Train Schedules
Daily and Sunday train departures and arrivals listed for Carbondale Albany Montreal Lake and Honowlale routes. Timetables note departures from station and connections with Lake forlorn and Seranton lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Lft
Tralna
Carbondale
Ellowes
Sernton
Willie Harte
Dol
Albany
Saratedae
Montreal
Hooron
Niue
Asvive
Wong Pe
BR P
Shay
Frm
Honowlabe
Bit Hs
Crain Gerimo
Eit Ithe
Trains Leave Carbonduly for Signa Me
Fragmented OCR notes describe trains leaving Carbondoyle for Signa Me with mentions of Sunday departures at 110 am and connections to New York. The text includes garbled place names and unclear times, blocking clear details of schedule or origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fray Podule May
Roy Scranton
Cedosia
Fragmentary transit notices and schedules for city routes
OCR fragment lists bus and train times, some routes and destinations from New York City area lines. Mentions arrivals and connections, with limited legible details and several garbled words.
No clear title due to garbled text
The fragmentary report notes a procession and a public school event in New York with pallbearers and attendees named, but core details are obscured by corruption. Listed individuals include Patrick Campbell, William Graham, Martin Cin, Patrick Coogan, P. Monin, Thomas Nealon, and others.
First Sunday Meet for Men Energizes Berean Baptist Church
The first Sunday Morning Meeting for Men at Berean Baptist Church drew strong turnout and spirit. Thomas John of Citeein Aldpe Baptist led the gathering with gentleness and patience, inspiring a warm welcome for his next visit. Reverend W Be Ginow, nearing the end of his years of service, extended fellowship to seven new members during a heartfelt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotote
Thomas John
Berean Baptist Celture
Thase
Civeke
WINANS HULLS TRIAL OPENS IN WASTE COUNTY
The case of Winnie Pal accused of poisoning Edwin Behan is set to open in Scranton this afternoon at 2. Jurors from across the county have been summoned as the trial proceeds under District Attorney Atkison and Attorney A. TM Obedite. Witnesses including Piyn Cartokoitle and others will testify as the court seeks to establish the motive and details of the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waste County
Winnie Pal
Edwin Behan
Scramton
Hoateschate
Troerder
Atkison
Dee
Witiesses
Eterieedier Vestinnos
Meeting of School Board Discusses Erection of Objects
The article details a tense school board meeting with debates on funding and plans. Attendance and opinions show divisions, but the board pushes toward a decision as the session ends without a resolution.
Council Meeting Notes and Budget Tensions
Fragmented minutes describe a council session with discussions on property deeds and September expenditures. The report references budget items, potential opposition, and a pending vote on a relief resolution tied to city funding and tax measures.
Unsure fragment hints at civic appointment changes in town
Incomplete OCR text suggests a temporary absence of a superintendent and a local gas company matter. The fragment mentions names and positions but lacks clear actions or dates.
Unable to extract a valid headline from garbled text
The readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, organizations, or a coherent event. No clear facts or outcomes can be summarized into a newspaper card.
Local Birth Notice from Porty-vecond atic
A Porty-vecond atic report notes the birth of a baby to Mia and John Adnies with assistance from family. The fragment mentions mto and padotin unclear details but confirms a newborn and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Aid Mia
John Adnies
Porty
The Bivouac of Silence Funeral Verse Tribute
The article presents a funeral scene for Kaniuind luceh with friends of Willian St Davies post gathering around the bier. It notes a heartfelt verse by Clonnancher Jean McComb and tributes to Commode Theh, delivered by mourners and printed by The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian St. Davies
Clonnancher
Jean McComb
Aldos
Leine
Eye Sight Restored After Hospital Operation
Report says Maier Genes hospital staff celebrate successful eye restoring operation on a patient named Abes Author Poe Tin. The procedure involved removal of a container and led to regained vision after a short recovery and face eye therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maier Genes Hospital
Severnalias
Abes
Poe
Ehadion
Amusements and theatrical notes from a local stage season
The page reviews current shows at the city theater and cinema, noting performances by notable actors and the reflected public response. It highlights upcoming acts, types of programs, and shifts in programming, with a focus on the entertainment options available to residents.
Unclear text fragment from historical article page
The readable portion presents names and phrases without coherent context or identifiable event. Entities include Gavilan Nin 7th and Younus Meas, with fragmented place-like terms such as Adaed and Wiaihoue. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavilan
Livatieth
National Association
Lelio Thyerloue
Moreliate
Wescunt
Pabeviathoriel Wiaihoue
Agnitaa
Winiidge Sale Announced At Old Cohe Store
A local sale notice describes a community event in Wes OF the Tesh teri oliaeds damave Weoogy area. It notes an auction to be held in the old Cohe store on wale aenie early this week with Paren residents invited to attend and view items.
Notable Absence Delays Delivery of Items
A fragment notes A. T. Pattison and Mrs Ay Raynor cannot be conveniently carried to the store and will arrange to have the items sent for. The brief hints at a logistical delay and the names involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pattison
Mre
Ay Raynor
Mire and Mire. Stephen Nealon’s sudden recovery noted
Mire. Stephen Nealon of Pikestreat was taken to hospital in a dangerous condition after an operation and has shown rapid recovery, now out of danger and moving toward home, while Mire. Michael Nootin of Woodhorn’s condition improved under hospital treatment and may be discharged before the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Nealon
Pikestreat
Dave Heo
Nero
Michael ‘Nootin
Woodhorn Evento
Sullivan Sullivan Wedding Invitation for Catherine Sul livan
Invitations received for the marriage of Miss Catherine Sullivan and Peter Rowan to be held Thursday at Kingston venue. The bride is sister of John and William Sullivan of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sullivan
Peter Rowan
Bf. Hoatiosden
Kingston
John IF
William Sullivan
City
Reverend Whalen to Speak at Green Ridge Baptiste Church
Rev Dr HW a Whalen will address the Green Ridge Baptist Church Friday evening. His subject is his well received lecture titled Will it Europe of the Triab Mite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. A. Whalen
Green Ridge Baptiste Church
Visit era in Wilkes Harve tally noted
Miss Teresia Tighe visited Wilkes Harve with Medward Hartley from Forest CiteS. Harvey Mecnutchin and Walter Man win from Waymart called on local friends. Abr and Mee hosted Abr and Mee, with B D Lathrope in Lincoln avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresia Tighe
Frhende
Wilkes- Harve
Medward Hartley
Forest Cites
Harvey Mecnutchin
Walter Manwin
Waymart
Ales
Tada
Seriate Ton
Abr
Mee
B.D. Lathrope
Died at Her Home Mrs Frotter of Jermyn
Mrs John Frotter a respected Jermyn resident died at her Second street home after weeks of illness. Survived by husband eight sons two daughters one sister and four brothers. Funeral set for Friday with service at St James Episcopal and interment in the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frotter
Jermyn
Second Street
Creorge
Hiinels
William Ormston
Thomas Doneton
Wallace Ormston
Old Forge
Jonathen Vickers
Wyoming
Wasp
St. James Episcopal
George Myvuwns
Wingston Public
Stanley Lawwnnin
Young
Lonporvan
Allegheny
Hiemans
Carbondale
Mastich Football Etal Are Partic Whirty
Dhones Maurray
Maurager
Quinn
Misse Hirth Simmons
Iva Sher
Dinghngton
Masao Mas. W
Local Obituary and Community Notes From Blakely Area
Obituary for a longtime church deacon read at Romanotlil services on Susquehanna Street with sermon by Rev. George Hague. Mary and W. F. Meblate return from a wedding trip and plan to reside on Hudson Street. Mrs Ollie Murphy wed in Blakely after a trip. bazaar preparations at Blakely Baptist church run November 4 for a week. New York visit noted for N. F Fergusadw. Ladies Beneficial Association hosting a Dariqtbet Text event Thursday evening. Mrs. Van Buskirk and Miss Mitlel Setles appear in local social notes with relatives in Navowebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanotlil
Susquehanna Street
Memiers
Davies
Mev. Ciorge Hague
Sikoo
Aun Arehosita
N. F
Pergusadw
New York
Ih Beneficial Association
Mase
Hudson Streets
Ales Ollie Murphy
Blakely
Dblakely Baptist Church
Wol
van Buskirk
Westerly
Mitlel Setles
Navowebury
Fragmented Scribbles From Peckville News Sheet
A garbled clipping from Peckville mentions a Saturday event, water issues, and unclear references to local people and meetings. Names such as Miss Tenelle and Lenny appear amid distorted phrases about a convention, waller, and coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkele Fiorough
Waller
Conmalbiers
Butuvcoy
Moosic Church Talks Week Long Revival Plan
Local church events outline an urban revival at the Philadelphia area church with meetings through the week. Ministers Rev Harry Kelly and Rev Austin Dive plan daily services and family activities with a focus on community outreach.
Dunmore Doings Electric Lights First Used at Union Cash Store
The electric lights recently installed in the building were used for the first time. Temperance Hall is now affected as caving at the Union Cash Store continues. The school board held its regular session with minor business, including a pay roll, and a committee was referred a claim for over 100 for an adjustment. Superintendent Boys reported enrollment at sid with attendance around per cent. Archbald officials argued for purser library needs but the council remained unconvinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Cash Store
Temperance Hall
M. G. Parke
Presbyterian Church
Ner Beret
Ape Miller
Mikeellaneois Willa
Nod
Sid
Ann
Archbald
Tipline
Collapse at Union Cash store prompts evacuation and repairs
A building on Copner Street suffered structural failure with new cracks opening and walls shifting several inches. Residents Manley and Manley oversaw the stove area and state police removed goods to safer rear quarters while crews assess Tuesday damage and ongoing stability at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Wathding
Manley
John Ot. Manley
Matthew
Perpertaiee Society
Aif Yeeterk
Unclaimed letters period notices from October period
Letters remaining unclaimed during the period coding October 1 190. Recipients listed with addresses including Cavalli Caiatorichi Masdames Lirenon 226 DM Winker Street Ciligneki Wisely and Lidia Bovoow SIC Testiut Street. Other names include Thomas Mehaughlin Jones Dime Mike Wailsth and Thomas Wilson with various Madison avenues and Chicago streets.
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Plese
Awers
Heffersen
Cavalli Caiatorichi
DM Winker Street
Ciligneki
loanian _ Mart Brook
Clawaie
Hue
Lidia Bovoow
Thoms
M. OW. Callas
Miedison Avenue
Iarhes
Monroe Avenues
Herbert Dones
John Ohine
Madison Avent
Masein Minray
Chis
Thomas Mehaughlin
Jones
Mike Wailsth
Daite ME
Presbyterian Ladies Plan Meeting and Local Events
The Young Ladies Mission group will host Miss Eyhel Smith on Chestnut Street Thursday evening. Miss Margorie Lewle presides. Grulph Stewart Bishop speaks at Mases WMawter Hospital today. Ongoing illness of John Momtatt on Duiles Street noted. Rev N C Parke preached at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Aly De. Bhickinton hosted a gathering. Attorney Frog Aitber attends the Wilthome building incident. community members visit Blakely Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Mission Eltebe
Presbyterian Cclurch
Eyhel Smith
Chestnut Street
Mianjorie Lewle
Cornelia
Grulph
Stewart
Mases
N.C Parke
Presbyterian
Aly de. Bhickinton
Blakely Street
Frog Aitber
Waeltington Avenue
Deluiden
Aid Mere
I. W. Ctertout
Nheholeon
Miss Neelitt chaperoned visit to Pyne time interiors
The article records a social event with Mary Neelitt of Michigan led by Mrs Watkins visiting interiors of Pyne time in Pridiy oven. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John Watkine and numerous others. the piece praises orderly conduct and notes Protestants group attendance and a post-event reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neelitt
Mieligan
Mie
Lotion Watkins
Pridiy
Dinaies
John Watkine
Peleard
OY bTiro
Mas Nostet
Low Lvans
Livele Davis
Alten Tate
Muany
Paines
Abeut
Math Weat Sleiman
Ware
Seebet Banahy Bhi Keikter
Mtwar
Soko
Mikesepee Hanewltsuiu
Mike Ams
Jign Bhittington
Mawiti
Solo
Mins
Praneis Watkins
Diitelt Wows
Orks Gad Dhogetys
Wong Lee
Midierdae
Sales Lang
Willian Dlitlos
Uunetlan
Samuel Hares
Student notes and social visits at area colleges
The fragment mentions Kinbiow at Western University on Saturdays and several individuals tied to Malin Stayer and Dower Hor e yesterday visiting with relatives. Cloris Chethfifes of Tyg Street is reported to have moved to visit Utfeaedamd, Oita, with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western University of Penner i
Bava Miedtcol College
Henry Leah
Cloris Chetfithes
Tyg Street
Dea
Oita
Spectator Walking Match Headlines Philadelphia Event
Exclusive wire reports a Philadelphia walking match drawing a large crowd. The lengthy event featured top walkers with prizes and multiple performance notes, listing participants and judges while detailing distances and payments in a garbled style.
Experts' Report Made Public
New York dispatch reports a panel of experts released findings on a bridge project after a severe incident. The independent specialists critique design and construction flaws, urge revisions, and note ongoing work may delay the timetable while authorities consider remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee New York
Allonmiey
Drooklya Beridge
Renmdynger Cartain
Mormon Conference Adjourned Amid Turbulent Debate
The session closed with unresolved tensions and unclear authority as participants debated leadership and program directions. Reports mention disruptions and calls for reform within the assembly and affiliated groups.
Fraternity Scandal Shocks Campus and Community
A chaotic report outlines alleged illegal activity and internal conflicts at a college fraternity. The piece details accusations, investigations, and reactions from students and local residents, highlighting campus tensions and calls for accountability.
Nuisance Prohibition Statement From Historical Text
The excerpt outlines that places where people resort for drinking are regulated by statute and cannot be abated by individuals within the private sphere. It emphasizes that abatement is only through formal prosecution and that destruction of property aiding nuisances is restricted to statutory procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente
Ha wkes Ang r y at He istand Hear ing
A Washington hearing reveals Hawkes accusing Heistand of pressuring officials over a hemp company. Senatorial questions probe whether Allen and Heistand discussed stock and urges restraint in testimony amid tense exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirslington
Charles H. Allen
Calavel Pmelstand
Atlen
New York
Llawkes
Feistand
Allen Wlootee
Corbin
Heletund
Meistland
Hhinkes
Alten
Hejstund
Alben
Plinkes
Hawkes
Tut
Plein
Ind
Hiv
Tleigadn
Gheneral
Olin
Meijer
Bletstianeds
Mackwell
Clawkes
Detective Murdered in City Blind Alley Case
Fragmentary OCR reports a detective killed during a chaotic scene. The text mentions encounters with possible suspects, a masked exchange, and references to a riverside area and a nightclub district. Details are garbled, but investigators pursue leads involving local gangs and an unclear motive.
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John J. Forbes
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Evie Bailroad
Ulns
Curlaihile
Daily Inn
Ath Py
Tale Bradt
Nieves
Oia Yy
Ton
Unday
Ter Binehanntan
Solling Voy
Pestiona
New York City
Ail Budgle
Dod
Saequchannd
Western Menieckions
Baptist Church
Winans Hull
Wayne County Court House
Select Council
Upper Branch
Peortunat
Ieee
Bsienrest
Martin Dickertw
Bhloen
Jan
City Treasury
Myregen
Tips City
Ain
Siehondale Gas Company
Uring i
Wowk Biuseek
John McComb
Edmund Inch
HY Go, Emen Arcom
Adintins Enibel
Indie
Omeemielite
Hans
Vieir
Noel
Itig
Catia
Pali
Nail
Coors Eton
Omar
Daniel Ryan
Toad Laver
Esai
Geal
Eles
Oliapieter
Laviel Oeni
Dantepully
Rewneld
Green Ridge
Jermyn and Mayfield
Peckville
Dies Levin
Baterdaey
Philadel
Jon Williams
Albert
Heyel Leaike
Bey Mitter
Miz
Myleoapal Chaipod
Sebstone
Boogee
Harry Kelley
Auetin
Klis
Childron
Baek New Ithe
Dunmore Doings
Taylor
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
Philadelphia
Pie Associated Prowse
Dnensteinl
Simi
Heures
Taha Chek
Peter
Chorme Naren
Cine Guerrera
Ithaik Hhaet
Peter Cholden
Cinera
Giles
Brooklyn Bridge
Eveland
Feutdei
Gleb
Ohne
Matty Lecechannnael
Aberiiten Palesdaiien
Dane Teferrdd
Iowa
Arid
Pajktu
Bry
Natal
CMA
Heistand
Cockrell
Mr. Allen
Bachieive Wire
The
Associated Press
Point Barrow
Geeebad PeRns
Tallain
DR. Barrett
al Wataat
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