Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notices in North Tyndites
Fragmentary text lists people linked to Wilke, Bellevue, and Saloon Telelits with scattered locations and names. Mentions a visit by Aida, a Mrs. Thetis of Sent Mud Avenue, and Dookie NOY. Many unreadable fragments hinder clear events or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Saloon Telelits
Lod
Thetis
Tobin Tie
Dookie Noy
Elie
Theoduld
Soll
Fae
Ohjenie
Dewi
Pho
Tin
Brinda
Pharesdike
City bids draw only single applicant amid contractor hesitancy
The director of Public Safety and sewer contractors appear unwilling to bid on city contracts. Advertisements noted a few items, but the bidding interest was minimal, with Wie Coad and others deterred from bidding for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coad
Pudblic Safety 2
Hh. Wortser
Bid-Tainted Coal Contract Awarded After Single Offer
The controllers office reported only one bid from James Kearney & Co for coal supply. They offered pea coal at 0 ton and blackwheat coal at $1.40, and the recorder and director awarded the contract. About twenty tons of coal are used monthly at the premises, and the director cannot explain the lack of bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kearney & Co
Recorder
M'Kinley Memorial Fund Subscriptions Soar
subscriptions to the M kinley memorial fund have risen quickly over two days with 101 donors contributing net $100.25 since Saturday. the list includes numerous individuals from various families and titles, reflecting widespread community support and a rapid fundraising pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MelkKintey Memorial Fund
Ontario and Western Pine Brook colliery closes amid union dispute
News from the Pine Brook colliery of the Ontario and Western shows a shutdown after union and nonunion workers clashed over organization. Superintendent Bryden warns of no definite reopening date while union leaders plan Friday district meetings to consider sanctioning strikes at other mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western Company
Pine Brook
Hiden
Auoy
Bryden
Tribune
Wien
Simmls
Fridix
Jermyn
No. 1
Old Forge
Su. Pov Onde
Diay
Eae
Police and Aldermen Arrest Talk at City Station
A garbled report notes an arrest at the local station with mentions of Magistrate Millie and a sentence about a community duty involving a sixty day term. The text is unclear but indicates a police matter tied to city officials.
Long Struggle Continues Over Scranton Trolley Strike
Trolley workers and company push toward a prolonged walkout as hires arrive and preparations for living quarters and uniforms proceed. Strikers stage meetings with labor leaders, while cars run with decoy passengers amid public indifference and efforts to secure injunctions.
Patrick Gibbons arraigned in insanity case in Scranton
Patrick Gibbons killed his wife Bridget Gibbons in South Scranton on a Sunday morning and was arraigned before Magistrate Howe. He was committed to the county jail, then ordered to the Hillside Home after a doctors testified to periodic insanity. An inquest ruled death from blows while he was insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gibbons
South Scranton
Tne
Howe
Gibbons
John Serge
Kelly
Willan Haggerty
Kimg
Michael Quinn
Whd
George Jones
Commonwealth Wis
Lewis
Hillside
Roberts
Alder Street
Charles Armbrust
Fred Huester
Oscar Helviegel
John Trester
James Quinnan
Bridget Gibbons
Cedar Avenue
City of Scranton
Lackawanna County
Republican
IS NOW CAPTAIN CONRAD Second Lieutenant Elected to Succeed
Second Lieutenant JM H Conrad of Company A Thirteenth regiment was unanimously chosen captain to replace Charge Thuss Jr who resigned Sergeant Richard Thomas Jr was elected second lieutenant on the second ballot with Sergeants Petrie and FLL as opponents Major Frank Troblig presided after the election the five new officers hosted a company banquet at Louis Lohmanin s Smoke the new Kleon Secigar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. H. F. Conrad
Thirteenth Regiment
Thuss, Jr
Richard Thomas, Jr
Leutenant
Petrie
Fll
Frank Troblig
Conchiston
Louis Lohmanin
Hurlburt to Carry Gospel to Congo and Scranton Talk
C E Hurlburt former state secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association spoke last night at a Scranton men’s meeting. He announced plans to depart in a few weeks for the Congo Free State to preach the gospel. He urged listeners to spread the Light of Life and to see themselves as carriers of that message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Chearles
Hurlburt
Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Association
Congo Free State
Africa
Tle
Mr. Hurlburt
John
God
Scranton
Apostle
George
Henry
James
Kingdom of Christ
Court of Heaven
Postal Inspector Reports Probe Into Obstruction of Mail
Inspector Gorman of the postal department pursues an investigation preparatory to arresting Thomas Smith, a teamster, for allegedly obstructing a mall car on Lackawannk avenue a few days ago. If facts warrant, Smith faces charges of obstructing the United States mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Postal Department
Thomas Smith
Lackawannik Avenue
Smith
United State
Henry Grattan Club Honors Pittston Visit
The Henry Grattan club of Pittston paid an unexpected fraternal visit to the John Mitchell club on Sunday and presented a set of resolutions on the death of Senator James C. Vaughan. Eulogistic speeches were delivered by several visitors and the resolutions will be hung in the child’s meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grattan Club
Pittston
John Mitchell Club
James CC. Vaughan
Chil
Secretary Haye Plans Return From Vacation
The State Department chief discredits Gage's alleged statement while Secretary Haye plans to return next week from a vacation. The exclusive wire reports the situation as of Washington on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
State Department
Washington
Flute
Secretary Gage Not Reported Saying Hay May Retire
The note quotes Secretary Gage denying any claim that Mr Hay would retire from the calls net. The official states he did not say such a thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Hay
Philadelphia team faces end of era in frail score tale
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local note. It mentions a Philadelphia squad, a score controversy, and a looming end of an era. Names and places are unclear, but the item centers on a team, a venue, and a pivotal game or moment.
Steel mill resumes as workers return to 250 ton capacity
The Associated Press reports the steel mill restarts operations today with about 250 tons capacity. The McKenna steel mill also plans to resume work in the coming week as repairs continue and production schedules are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terole Sitel Company
McKenna Steel Mille
Sheet Plemaeng Co
Steamship Arrivals from The Aaoointed Mines
Exclusive wire reports several ships arriving in New York from European ports. Kron Ming Wilhelm reached Plymouth under clear conditions while Koongen Luise came from Bromern. Additional listings include Maoading, Jogie Se Mer, and Totton with varying docking times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Out
Faierland
Chebourg
Kron Ming
Bargaining Over a Doctor In Rural North Daletorn
An elderly resident and a younger worker argued over medical care costs at a remote farm. The older doctor refused to treat the younger man, and a tense exchange ensued about payment. The farmer warned the cost of the funeral would be high, while the doctor stayed firm on his fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Columbus
Ian Ape
Car
Court House Square
Patterson
Reilly
Crawas
Daletorn
Witthes
Shoes Sale Promptly Reaches Final Stage
The shoe sale lists men s oxfords at 3 50 and 4 00 with school shoes guaranteed and priced from 1 50 to 12 00. Many other bargains are noted as available though not itemized.
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Sterling
Washington Ave
Fowlet Coal CO
Coal Exchange
Com
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Lackawannia Burmese College
Cook Light
Rigit
Ackawanna
a_aundry
Penny Avenue
A. B. Warman
Fersonal
Weleed
Wiltean Aeenie
Pocwnenily
Bellvue
Tivos
Misting
Alii
Wilkos Tarte
City
M'Kinley
T. Th
Cuwens
Tea Owen
C.F Wulthemore
Whitteniire
Welles
Welling
Charles Th
Pault Welles
Mirey
Wrigham
Himes Aliip
James Avolhailit
Mra Vanes
Anauet Apetite
Miles Ruth Avelbiatd
John Jering
Hanied
Febogay
Olumos
1Stingaen
Mis
Oh Simpy
Siinpeon
Strinean
Kilwa KR
Simpain
Katharine Shage
Thea
Mee
Balle
Chines Spruks
Mrs
Huskervills
Harles Graf
Titi
Motiitiseny
Teewis Sedivwasa
Hhok
Westptabl
Wates Ale Mundas
Mewiis Golasqaith
Minnie Goldsmitt
Sillive Ghaldsmiths
M. Goldanith
Mia
WM. Giodlenith Moris Goldsmith
Witton i
Nettleton Miia
Ha Nettleton
Gearhart
Wy Gewthart
Spinner
AL Taunye Misshitothis
Danie
Mike Viorinte
Stepilien Donee
Mo Lie Pomel
Kilwa Madas
Timothy Burr Jin
Cole
Irica
von Siorliy
Mivs
OWL Krny
John Dy
Henle Willian
Warburn Melon
Whos
Wilkpatrick
Gheneuke
Lovie Goreeke
A.V. Gereeke
United Mine Workers’ Executive Board
Fred Ditelon
R. E. Prendergast
Charles Seeley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stelke
Drummond Agency
Delaware
Lackawanna
Meno
Westerday
Silliman
Green Ridge
Petersburg
Dunmore
Puy
Scranton Railway Company
Conmons
Arinors
Howard Caldwell
American Federation of Labor
Smikers
Wen
Wonen
Pickela
West Lackawanna Avenue
Steve Dyer
Aket
David ‘K. Round
Wilkes-Barre
Dallas and Harvey's Lake Traction Company
Mr. Sillimain
Captain Conrad
Company A
George Russ
Kleon Secigar
C. E. Hurlburt
Christian Worker
Hwe
Mr. Turtburt
J. C. Vaughan
Haye
Associated Prana
Pie Aadeland
Philatelpila
Bovaggiet
Steel Mill
Reaumes
He Conservatory
Weday
J. Alfred Pennington
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Dorcas
Lewis, Ruddy
25C
Coursen’s
Jersey
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
E. G
Coursen
the Trust Company
Guaranty
TRUS
Fh. A. Watres
A. Knapp
A. H. McClintock
Beda Phips
Ralph &. Mull Truat Onliuer
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
King Miller
Oming
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