Simon Long's Wins Close Game at Duffy's Field
The Simon Long team edged the Crescents 3 to 1 at Duffy's Field in a tense season finale. McAndrew pitched well and strong fielding backed both sides as the hit that mattered came late. Chuck Connors called it the run of all the year and praised Walsh for weighty plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Connors
Duffy
Carbondale
McAndrew
Simon Leng
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Crescents
Eile
Chuck' Conners
Ned Gordon
Calvins
Daly
Mikey Wiiles
A Powell
Inises
Owollee
Walsh
Wits
Mavnek
Simon Long
Hugh
Butte
Bat O
Ranigert da
Pho Welr
Williams
Ceargreat
Mehletart
Weir
Phillips
Marry
Monahan
McAnidrew
Vita Planer
Hinnery
McTiverney
McAnirew
Honda
Babe
Steuek
Wilel
Miey
Clave
Cradit
Crescenta
Wwe
Murnay
I Pianos
Binnett
Thomas
Dnetanseaeall
Monahin
Seeenadaaiaull
P. Teeedercecill
Merwair
Casase
Dougherty
Khia
Io Dwyer
Sima Lange
Phillipa
Hs Dwyer
Andrew
Thrie
AU Leiria
Postum Cereal Coffee Promises Relief From Nerve Ailments
An advertisement from Postum Co. of Battice Creek Mich features a testimonial by a reader who claims nervous prostration and coffee-related symptoms improved after switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The letter praises Postum as a safe, rich coffee substitute and urges readers to change their breakfast beverage for health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Avwlle
Toronto
Buffalo
New York City
Yaelf
Postum
Postum Co
Battice Creek
Mich
UNION
Tryabita
Tryabita Food Co., Ltd
Battle Creex
School board settles Clifford duplicate debt decision
The school board approved action to pursue the Fidelity Guaranty Company for about $8,000 owed by former Tax Collector Frank B. Clifford. The measure, offered by Mr. Copeland, directs the attorney to proceed with legal steps after the grace period expired. Reports and meeting notes followed with minor updates and reflections on observer attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrank GB. Clifford
Copeland
Taiasideh Fos
Videlity Clarintee Company
Remis
Anes
Charuity Campy
Frank B.cliford
Hin
Lem Thays
Deoyiven
Les Fore
Evans
Dpidelity Guaranty Company
Artian O
Gyrr
Obituary notices for Kate Atisinbon and Mary Shannon
Obituary notices report the death of Kate Atisinbon wife of Pivick Atkinson at Lovelock after long illness born Kade Dowd thirty years ago from Carbondale. Survived by husband, two children, mother, sisters, brother. Funeral Thursday 8 30 am from residence with high mass at St Rose church. Also Mary Pranicks Shannon daughter of Frank Shannon of Wallington Street died yesterday after tuberculosis. Born Carbondale May 13 1875 she lived here all her life. Survived by father and three brothers and one sister. Funeral Friday morning with solemn high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
Kate Atisinbon
Pivick Atkinson
Lovelock
Mia
Atkinson
Kade Dowd
Carbondale
Thirtey
Hood
St. Rose Ehurch
Alouk
der Earks Ginening
Alkinsean
Jerous Laind
Mire
Sabina Logi
Hamihain Kate Oud
Phoeer
John Dowd
Abrs
Alexander Clark
ABC
Rose Ehavel Gad Budial
da Ri
Rose Commmelery
Misa Mary Pranckhs Shannon
Frak Shannon
Wallington Street
Miss Shinn
Cartondale
Frank Shannon
James
Frank
Joh Shannon
Annie Palmer Shannon
Quiefim Noted Service At St Rose Church
A funeral service will be sung at St Rose Church with burial in St Rose Cemetery, marking a local obituary observance for a deceased resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiem
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
CHANGE OF POSITIONS IN LOCAL BUSINESSES AND UTILITIES
Ex councilman Thomas Murphy leaves brakeman work on Ontario and Western to run a Clarke Bros. wagon in delivery. Martin Malone moves from Pike street to fireman at Lackawanna Electric Light Power and Supply. Malone replaces Patrick McDonough. Homer Van Gorder shifts from Inter-State Telephone to a similar role with Pennsylvania Telephone in Carbondale. Miss Mary Meehan leaves trading stamp work to join Simpson Crawford and Simpson in New York City as sales clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
Ontario and Western
Clarke Bros.’ Stores
Martin Malone
Pike Street
Lackawant Villey
Delaware and Hudson
Homer van Gorder
Inter-State Telephone Company
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Carbondale
Mary Meehan
Brooklyn Street
Trading Stamp Agency
Scranton
New York City
Saleshide
Simpson, Crawford & Simpson
Meeting of Miners Addresses at Girand Opera House
Pursuant to instructions from President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers a miners meeting is held at the Girand opera house starting at 12.00 this afternoon. Public invited to hear local leaders speak and to adopt resolutions denouncing operators claims that miners should work and offering services to preserve order. Mayor O Neil is invited and expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Girand Opera House
Roosevelt
Winple
O'Neil
Sugar pull entertains guests at Miss Annie Smith home
Miss Annie Smith hosted a large sugar pull on Sand Street Monday evening with Harry Robinson the popular soloist earning top honors. Willis Wilson performed a graceful firewalk and Samuel Pierce shared a hearty laughing song while Beatrice Hudgin and Simwel Hapvey also entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Smith
Sand Street
Harry Robinson
Willis Wilson
Samuel Pierce
Beatrice Hudgin
Siomwel Hapvey
Chiude Oliver
Waili Wilson
Samuel Plever
Edward Lowry
Samuel Harvey
Arihue Whaten
Van Gorder to Be Absent from Carbondale During Period
The statement notes that Mr. Van Gorder will be necessarily absent from Carbondale for most of the time referenced, with no further details on his activities or the period involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. van Gorder
Carbondale
Katherine Rober company at the Grand delight crowd
A crowded Grand audience enjoyed Dr. Bill a broad comedy with constant laughter. This afternoon Madame Sans Gene is on the bill and tonight Sapho will be presented by the Katherine Rober company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Rober
Dr. Bill
Madame Sans Gene
Sapho
Berean Baptist Hosts Opening of People's Course
Rev. James Hughes of Scranton opened this year’s People’s course at Berean Baptist Church last night delivering an address on The Needs of the World and the Possibilities of the Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
James Hughes
Scranton
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Offer
Consumer note states druggists refund the money if the remedy fails to cure. The claim appears with a signature attributed to W. Grove on each box, and includes the instruction KB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. W. Grove
Jermyn Mayfield School Report and Local Notices
Monthly report for Jermyn public schools with names of students graded with marks. Local items include church sewing circle resuming meetings, a wedding planned for Margaret Roche and Nichole Russell, a serious illness of Philip Baker, a hospital operation for James Meikirehes, and travels of William Bennett and others.
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Jermyn Public
Bula Sprague
Marell Davis
Stanley Hills
Hessie Jones
Jmmie Berry
Daniel Thomas
Gladye Guiffth
Magele McAndrew
Margaret Jenkins
Eloise Shields
Frank Loughues
Edith Husthike
Anne Chirk
Margaret Smoathcombe
Naboth Williams
Anna Callings
Belle Thompson
Karl Humphrey
Pride
Merbert Packer
Rose Stiunton
Ida Latey
Blinche McHale
Rodney Whitmore
John Kelly
George Newbury
Harold Mellow
Frank Cunningham
Rhewing Oakley
Mathew Lesiie
Wille Cunningham
Marjorie Mellow
Caroline Blike
Clara Hiurvey
Mary Lustemih
Harold James
Annie Shirves
Frank Rouland
Roy S Thompeen
Th O N. Barrett
Methodist Episcopal Chures
Oelook
Ion
Samuel Temby
Johnsen Bennett
Anal Sen
Biddle
Margaret Roche
Jermyn Tidy
Nichole Russell
Mryfield
Sadie Heart Circle
Philip Baker
James
James Meikirehes
Third ‘Street
Monihiy
William and
Keddie Bennett
Whi Dawe
Willian C. Gites
Ithaca
N.Y
Collins
Avery Hotel
Newly Elected Officers Named in Pocohontuis Lodge Meeting
Dyslexic and garbled text lays out a string of names and roles for officers of the Lackawanna lodge No. M Degree of Pocohontuis amid a Monday meeting. Mentions include Mrs Mars Morrisg Wingo and several others as officers with various titles. Other items reference football travel to Lincoln and a local union meeting at Jelion’s hall, plus funeral notices for Mrs Pratt and a talk by Mr Robert Vtewelliam.
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Williames
Mare Witness
Mink
Mary J. Clewells
Lackawanna Lodge
Pocohontuis
Povchontus
Mars Morrisg Wingo
Mes
Eliga Morris
Mire. Richards
Mre. Taylor
White
Mire. Willams
Abre
Thomas
Lillian Flower
Mise Nelliu Rabe
Jenking
Elatitoen Hhentha
Wight Bich
Lian Oben
Patervesting
Uiken
Aumerica
Tim Othiielosnie
Sertendas
Theie Roauna
Jejion
Mr God Mra
Robert Vtewelliam
Vila Sheet
Mre. Pratt
Plymouth
David Jenkins
Jermyn
Surin Williams
Clark
Local Visitor Stays with Relatives Amid Sewer Progress
The guest of relatives arrived in town yesterday. Work on the new literal sewer advances quickly toward completion, with efforts aimed to finish as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolt
Hele Posteis
Local residents visit kin amid errands in town
Reading the readable fragments, residents from Morest City, Pic street, Jessup, and Parent Uts visit relatives and greet neighbors in a busy day of social calls and hometown travel.
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Mrese Chairles Arnold
Morest City
WNI Cohichay
Benatar
Mika Hitile Holmes Hawe
Pooest
Lown
Andrew
Pic Street
Hlostshune
J. Bynes
Jessup
Yeni
Geibie Ds
Mis
M. AL Foote
Wits
Funeral Notices and Local Names in Olyphant Chronicle
Fragmented notice listing individuals from Olyphant and nearby areas with scattered biographical references. Mentions include David Ay Chewie, Belair Wipingeley, Whike Hhakeis Braynat, William Lawhead, and Ross Lloyd among others. Confused OCR yields unclear relations and dates, with several street and place names partially legible.
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Collowige
Moumuitn
David
Piewie
Davie
Witte
Wwe
Penske
Jude Belair
Wipingeley
Braynat
Williao Lawhead
Tareehannock
Abes
Ghee
Aloe
Citwen
Micietowy Eerie
Ross Lloyd
Llalels
Dave
Rutan
Jalan Dowd
Wilke Iiiune
Thomas
Providence
Hichard Thomas
Camp Wyckolt
Georgia Matthews
Blakely
Unreadable OCR fragment notes local figures and places
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions witnesses and various names and places including Min Rihe Dearpiey, Mrs. Thanws Mettourt, and Abe Chonit. The garbled wording references a farmer's event and a local official, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Local residents engage in community activities and travel
Mrs WW M tonbs spends time at Beranton Site with Junit. Mr Charles Bommans hosts at Bornton. Mrs Lapel Chase plans winter start. Mrs Ira Briggs prepares for a gathering as many friends fly to deen away. Hoss sells merchandise and Sorento is noted. Afr and A Helis attend the Madhiayy tile dust week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. M. Tonbs
Beranton
Lapel Chase
Corbie RA Myr
Charles Bommans
Bornton
Mae
Sorento
Lira Briggs
A. i
Rear-End Collision Near Hyxetieline Station
A freight train collision occurred early this morning near Hyxetieline in Pennsylvania. Several workers were slightly injured including Gha Hhombivgi and A. Caniehle. engineer Wise and others were reported injured but stable.
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Hirvivburg
Oor
Duneinen
Ivania Pailroad
Drakeoni
Wait
Hijuied
Gha
Hhombivgi
A. Caniehle
Wise
Tbs Tei
Tbs
Scranton Tribune Offers Modern Printing Equipment
The Scranton Tribune advertises up-to-date printing equipment and facilities for high quality work at low prices. A bridal order is mentioned as convincing customers of their capabilities.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
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Blond
Manny
Geeral
Warners Life
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Safe Cure Company
Rochester
Noy
Meeting OF Miners
Grand Opera House
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Mayfield
Taylor
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Helen Gould
St. Louis
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Olyphant
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Ceiguehe
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