Striking Scholars Before School Board Disruption Noted
A crowd gathered at the Central school building as about forty students were disciplined for deriding a class demonstration at No 8 School on South Minton Street. Superintendent Garr urged parents and pupils to maintain order and warned of consequences if disturbances continued.
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Garr
Errike
South Mittinastreet
Chey
Bohools Gate
Kerwin
Messrs
Hugues Ain
Prason
Gil Marlin
Evie Whekies
Gilmartin
Bartley Bien
Hughen
Char Onda
Dee Setigg
Ehihtved Nivtag
Deen Peerie
Tye Phitter
Kepwiy
Young People Entertained by Miss Cecilia McAndrew
Miss Cecilia McAndrew hosted an evening at Paule Avenue for young guests including Miss Celli McAndrew. The event offered a pleasant social gathering with light refreshments and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia McAndrew
Celli McAndrew
Paule Avenue
Bbe
Grape-Nuts Restore Health After Nervous Prostration
A Grand Rapids man describes severe stomach irritation and nervous prostration. He credits Grape-Nuts with easing pain, restoring weight, improving sleep and returning energy and ambition after a week of use.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Tipo
Postum Be
Batile Creek
Hospitality Guests Compliment Host At Local Event
The guests praised the hostess for her warm hearted hospitality. Among the young attendees were Loretta O Neill May Lynott Lore Newton Olyphant Della McAndrew Mrs M Garry Mire M Campbell Mra PP McAndrew Mies May Bennett Binghamton Misa ita Cotter Philadelphia Patrick Lynch Andrew O Neill J J O Neill M Mc Andrew F Seamon Kansas W Barrey Foranton Joe Campbell James Mc Andrew Po McDonoush James Lally Olyphant.
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Ing
Misses Loretta
O'Neill
May Lynott
Lore Newton
Olyphant
Della McAndrew
Davis to Remain in Third Ward Council Seat
John Davis, select councilman from the Third ward, has decided not to resign amid local pressure. After prolonged debate and constituent support, Davis will retain the seat, pleasing supporters and delaying a fall election contest for his ward.
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Select Council
John Duavis
Ehatromuen
Pon Dysone
CoOuldeleck
Thevis
Davis
Tie Tribune
Dave
Nigel
Mr. Days
Dear Honesdale Plea For Town Pride And Quiet Resolve
A fragmented letter from Honesdale residents urges suppression of disruptive youth and calls for orderly action to keep town events, including a football game against Indians, on track. The piece blends local sentiment with appeals to community duty and school spirit.
Repertoire Opens With Madame Sans Gene at Grand
The Kath erine Robey company opened the season at the Grand List eight with Madame Sans Gene. An overflowing audience praised Manger Byrne's selection and the bold Napoleon role. The supporting cast maintained interest with a variety of specialties.
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Katherine Robey
Bardou
Manger Byrne
Mixes Rober
Franiies
Nipoleon
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted for Indigestion Relief
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the only absolute cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It cites numerous testimonials from individuals in various towns praising relief from stomach trouble and digestive symptoms while urging readers to obtain the medical booklet by writing to the manufacturer.
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Duffy’s
Duffy
Nomedielio
Matt Whiskey Company
Tochester
Grand Theatre Promises Evening of Satire and Exhibitions
The Myimbas, a Japanese family, stage a marvelous display of equilibriums and verbal performance by the performers' wife adds thrill. A new comedy Dro JB attracts broad patronage, with a celebrated staircase prop from Saples showcased at Chand for Wednesday night.
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Myimbas
Dro JB
Council Accepts Payment for Killeen Ninth Avenue Sewer Contract
The select council ordered payment to contractor Thomas Killeen for the Ninth Avenue sewer project after disputed oversight by Engineers Supp and Davis. Debates touched scope, depth, and responsible officials, with several ordinances and transfers discussed before adjournment.
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Ninth Avenue
Upper Branch
Davis
Thoms Killeen
Select Council
Chatman Davis
Supp
Mr Davis
Abe Supp
Mir
Thivis
Corneih
SVT
Toche Pal
Daevis
Mir Mannion
Mon. Kennedys
N.Y Mhompaon
Sai Dhie
Ee. Maloun
Snl
Killeen
Berean Baptist Young People's lecture tonight
Rev James Hughes of Berunton speaks at 7 40 in the church lecture room on The Needs of the World and the Possibilities of the Young. Public invitation with no charge beyond an offering. Dr Hughes an entertaining speaker.
Boy Struck in Eye by Bat During Ball Game
Thomas Doud, seven years old, was struck in the eye by a baseball bat while playing and severely injured. He is under treatment at the emergency hospital. Peter Mewetcher from Jovimyn arrived at the emergency hospital with an injured knee.
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Thomas Doud
Miergency Hospital
Peter Mewetcher
Jovimyn
Emnergency Hospital
Last game of the season between Crescent and Simon Long team
A large crowd will attend the afternoon game between the Crescent team and Simon Long's Wilkes-Barre squad. This closing contest marks the season finale and fans anticipate Lusgerne's appearance.
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Ccrescents
Simon Long
Wilkes-Barre
Lusgerne
Strike Hits Water Pipeline Crew Over Wages
Fifty laborers employed by Consolidated Water company halted work yesterday to demand an eight hour day and a ten cent raise to one dollar fifty cents per hour as they laid a pipeline from No. 4 reservoir to Simpson.
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Consolidated Water Company
No. 4 Reservoir
Simpson
Company Refuses Demand in Dispute
The company declined to grant the demand, citing its policy and the terms of the agreement. No compromise was reached as negotiations ended without approval.
Local residents noted in social notes across Susquehanna region
Miss May Campbell of Honesdale guests Miss May Ciughan on Seventh Avenue. Editor Philbin of Archbold Citr oen with Carbondale visitors yesterday. Miss Lacy Kelly returns from Brooklyn visit. Mrs J M Kiefer visits in Tunkhannock. Robert Girdner of Scurry & Perkin spends vacation in Brine. Miss Anna Pughes returns from Wilkes-Barre visit. Attorney W W Lothrope of Scranton attended Chibotdiale yesterday. Miss May Chillaghy visits Scranton. Dr William Morrison returns to Philadelphia after homestead stay on Eighth Avenue. mother Mrs Morrison will visit for weeks. Rev Ry A Sawyer and Mrs Sawyer host guests Ma and Mas Aguilar Boston to Montclair Nod. Miss Elizabeth Barry on Seventh Avenue. Miss Nellie Parvell of West Side visits. Hnety parlors host after summer visits. Rev GhoC Smith still at home of Mrs De Sorta Omie Street. Miss Singer visited Blaine. Alderman Fred Themes spends Mentercding in Scranton. Mrs A Resivelis and Misses Centrice Thirehell and Pro Teynioelis spend Saturday in Feruaitan. Mrs Thoma Brenlin and Miss Joyce return to Pittston after visit with A J Ghires. Willie Moraine of Salen Avenue travels as a chrouledon agent. John Uae and Jah Victor bb leave yesterday for Washington. Army Republican Stephes Nealon of Tike Street notes recovery from accident yesterday for St Michael's College. Revont, umd reports Miss etties Aen CoM bed. Joy Joyce and others travel south. Miss Widiwt Tivans linked with Plymouth Congregationalists. Powell & Co's marine store hosted visitors from Sle ouvenue.
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May Campbell
Honesdale
May Ciughan
Seventh Avenue
Editor Philbin
Archbold Citroen
Carbondale
Lacy Kelly
South Matin Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. M. Kiefer
Belmont Street
Anna Pughes
Wilkes-Barre
W. OW. Lothrope
Scranton
May Chillaghy
William Morrison
Philadelphia
Homestead
Eighth Avenue
Whi Morrison
Smith
Waeughter
Isinie Singer
Blaine
Fred Od
Sorintom
A. Resivelis
Wy. St Tuberts
Centrice
Thirehell
John Uae
Cole
Victor
Dermis
Ierbois
Joyoud Advivw
South
Cuma
Sanehis
Misa Widiwt
Tivans
Organtet
Coneregathomiel
Carbondale football saga affects upcoming games
Frederick F L Wiles, manager of Wyoming Seminary of Kingston, describes tense exchange with Carbondale manager about scheduling a game. He notes Carbondale’s hesitation to play at Kingston or October dates and mentions a letter from September 22, 19xx. The record summarizes correspondence and potential plans for a match and possible postponements.
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Kalter
Soule
Fiat Battin
Per
Carbondale
Toes
Ion Ortobera
Corhendade
Lotbov
Cobbondily
Kingston
Frederick FL
Wiles
Wyoming Seminary
Local Calls Report From Bevanton and Nearby Towns
Arch bald Kabwand Hickman of Bevanton var sighted in town Buliday. Miss Emeline Myers was a caller in Bovanton youtenday. T J Bwitt called in Carbondale Buiday evening. A Abidoosiphor of Bominton was a caller in town Siday. Jd Cawley visited Carbon the sesiendas. Ed Huan of the Mansion House is funding work at Dinmere. James J Keels of Olyphant was a caller in town yortemtay. Mr and Mrs CC Battenberg noted in attendance.
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Kabwand Hickman
Bevanton
Buliday
Emeline Myers
Bovanton
T. J. Bwitt
Carbondale Buiday
Abidoosiphor
Bominton
Siday
Jd. Cawley
Carbon
Sesiendas
Ed Huan
Dinmere
James J. Keels
Olyphant
Battenberg and
Local sports notes and event chatter from the paper
The article records scattered details about yesterday and Sunday events including performances, venues, and participants. It mentions several names such as Lerhear Sullor and Lacie stageet Wheiler, and notes there were no further developments recorded for one section.
Obituary notices and funeral details from Blakely area church services
The obituary outlines Halwith Wingetow Mienadt Wik Dame ot Fourth and family residing at Blakely. It notes burial at Stockbridge after services at Blakely Baptist church with Rev. David Bhencor officiating. Other mentions include local religious references, community figures, and a funeral procession to Suestole with interment planned.
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Halwith Wingetow
Mienadt Wik
Mr. Kingsiey
Tiriiigewaren
Mies Tligahboth Stevens
Miniue- Bon
Broinjer
Blakely
Oly
PH Presbyterhan
Ehuvel
Hibs
Thoney
Willian Ogan
Eldil A
Blakely Baptist Church
Atelack
David Bhencor
Young Ron
Bitiver Mathew
Tie Postle
Lonard
Phe
Glal
John Dewle
Stockbridge
Suestole
Oo Pelee
Wilkes
Burre
William RR
Winter Waist Styles Advertised for All Days
The notice markets white winter waists and exclusive designs in white and pastel shades for evening wear and matinee use. It promises a wide selection of fabrics and patterns for every day in winter and invites readers to visit tomorrow to view the pieces.
Unclear Locale Figures Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary note lists Goorke Varin from rbondale and Maury Murihe from Piyote Park with relatives of Ott place. Saturday records James Rolly from Urbondale visiting friends in town yesterday.
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Goorke Varin
Rbondale
Vidifor
Bunday
Mies
Maury Murihe
Piyote Park
Ott Place
Sestorday
James Rolly
Urbondale
Yeatorday
Scranton Tribune Offers Modern Printing at Low Prices
An advertisement boasts up-to-date printing facilities and services for half-tones and line cuts. It promises the finest work at the lowest prices and invites a trial order to prove quality.
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The
Scranton Tribune
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