Carbondale Council Adopts Franchises For Traction and Fire Alarm
The Carbondale common council voted to authorize Gamewell fire alarm work and amend the Carbondale Traction Company franchise. The ordinance sets track gauge, street paving, bridge costs, and switch rights, with conditions on center street placement and legal damage claims. The article also notes social visits and church events in town.
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Common Council
Jaet
Gamewell E Company
Carbondale Traction Company
Traction Company
Ald Elis
Beinir
Scranton
South Main Avenue
Washburn
Division Streets
Belmont Street
Clark Avenue
New York
Ontario
Weertern
Weertern Railway Crossing
Ely
Brooklyn Street
Funeral of Mrs. Durfee at North Main Street Home
The private service for Mrs. Thomas Durfee was held yesterday afternoon at her North Main street residence. Rev. Martin A. Sawyer officiated, assisted by Rev. Charles Lee. Burial followed at Brookside. Pallbearers named: B. Matte ron, Scranton. W. M. Leonard. J. F. Reynolds. C. TH. Spencer. BR. A. Jadwis. TW. Bimock.
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Thomas Durfee
North Main Street
Martin A. Sawyer
Charles Lee
Brookside
Gondola Brake Failure Triggers Runaway Car
A brake on a gondola failed in the Delaware and Hudson ward yesterday causing a runaway car at high speed. Casper Wellh jumped to safety near Dundalf Street Crossing as it climbed locomotive No. 7 under Engineer Hie ted. The tender and car suffered heavy damage with no injuries reported.
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Delaware and Hadson Ward
Casper Wellh
Uife
Dundalf Street
Winter Visitors and Local Notes From City Scene
Miss Sylvia Whiting of Canaan Street goes to Peckville for the winter. Samuel Thomas returns to New York. Rev. William Gisson of Old Forge visits the parochial residence. Joseph Lavin of Oneonta calls on friends. Mrs. Howard Oliver returns from Clinton Missouri. Mary Foote of Seventh Avenue visits Green Ridge. Harry Wright of Carbondale Machine returns from Easton. Winn Lindsay, 8, visiting in Honesdale. Mr. and Mrs. George Alvord return from their wedding tour. Two hundred fifty delegates of the United Mine Workers district No. 1 meet behind closed doors in the Academy of Music for today’s session.
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Sylvia Whiting
Canaan Street
Peckville
Samuel Thomas
New York
William Gisson
Old Forge
Joseph Lavin
Oneonta
Howard Oliver
Clinton
Mary Foote
Seventh Avenue
Green Ridge
Harry Wright
Carbondale Machine Company
Easton
Winn Lindsay
Local Moves and Social Visits Across Thompson Area
Several Thompson residents made weekend moves and visits. Mr. McMurtrice relocated from Wyoming Avenue to Kingston while H. T. Copp moved to Throop and Mrs. Emanuel joined him there. Jacot Trach occupies his own house newly vacated by Mrs. Emanuel. G. E. Tingley returned to Giteon, and Horace French visited George Theman at Wilkes-Barre Hospital, finding him improving. Martha Young, daughter of Rev. William Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Gray visited Frank Schoonover’s family in Orange on Saturday.
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Mra
J. Stoddard
Thompson
A. Ho Shannon
Scranton
Tait
Paice
Mr. McMurtrice
Wyoming Avenue
Kingston
H. T. Copp
Minooka Avenue
Throop
Mrs. Emanuel
First Street
Emanuel
G. E. Tingley
Giteon
Jenking
West Pittaton
Bunday
Horace French
George Theman
Wilkes-Barre City Hospital
M. H. Edéett
Pittston
Martha Young
Ww. Young
Presbyterian Church
Fe Serhouely
Milo Gray
Orange
Frank Schoonover
Genevieve Schoonover
Serlaualy i
New Chief of Monsey Tribe Installed At Red Men Supper
Deputy Great Sachem W. H. Tenis and Past Sachems Leighe and James Toman elevated Monsey tribe No. 144 leaders into their stamps with Joseph Beckwith as Prophet and Christopher Whitney as eachem. The article also notes an oyster supper at the First Baptist Church, parade plans in Scranton, personnel changes at local collieries, and updates on residents including Harvey Van Klerck and Tom McGiovern returning from the Philippines.
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W. H.tenis
Leighe
James Toman
Monsey Tribe
Prophet
Joseph Beckwith
Eachem
Christopher Whitney
Saagamore
Vreeland
Sagamore
George Cobb
Sannop
Fred Wawe
Martin Moyle
W. J. Toman
Hasmer Fowler
John Jones
Abraham Elkine
David Harrie
Samuel Penny
George Cudlip
Charles Netherton
George Beckwith
Stephen Morcom
William Morcom
First Baptist Sunday School
Boroughs
Temperance Societies
Scranton
St. Aloysius Society
Hoegarth
J. J. Meehan
Marshall
John Osborne
Sterrick Creek
Peckville
Dickinson Law College
Harvey van Klerck
James Puckey
Michael Davitt
Mayfield
Glenwood Volllery
Tom McGiovern
Philippines
Mustered Out Soldier Receives Pleasant Surprise
Having been mustered out, he gives his relatives and friends a pleasant surprise. The moment showcases a veteran’s warm reception after service.
The Ameer at Lyceum Raises Spotlight on Daniels
Frank Daniels stars in The Ameer at the Lyceum with a strong cast and Herbert score. large, responsive audience applauded the performance and ovations for Daniels and Herbert followed. The opera blends exotic intrigue with romance in a two act English scenic production, amid lavish costumes and a measured, musical finish. The Sleeping City opened at the Academy of Music with Nellie Daly and a capable company delivering a brisk three act drama.
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Frank Daniels
Lyceum
Vvernot
Anner
Frederic Ranken
Kirke LaShelle
Daniels Manger
Creop
Height
Victor Herbert
Ranken
Lashelle
Daniels
Herbwt
Herbert
Daniele
Mr. Daniels
Helen Tiedmond
Norma Kopp
Kate Wart
Will Danforth
George Devall
William Corliss
W. F. Rochester
Tiefa
Ameer
Cut & Slash
Blaklak
Constance Hie
Ralph
Amerton
Honere
Mirzah
Rick
Mirsah
Hag
Constance
Halph
Blu
Blakiak
Mirah
Miregoh
A. Q
Academy of Music
Nellie Daly
Clara M. Langley
Tom Flynn
Rogers Barker
Lester
Davis
A Tony Time at Tuxedo Burlesque at the Gaiety
The Gaiety presents A Tony Time at Tuxedo a burlesque show featuring John F. Clark Fantas and dances by Walt Terry Nellie Elmer and John R. Harty. May Be Thorn dyke and Misa Harte receive strong applause with Harte’s Cavalleria Rusticana aria praised. Margaret Rosa Vera Harte and the Dutch pickaninnies star in the program.
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Tony
John F. Clark
Walt Terry
Nellie Elmer
John R. Harty
Misa
Thorndyke
Margaret Rosa
Vera Harte
Misa Harte
Cavalleria Rusticana
Winni gans Ball at the academy for three nights
Announcement that Winni gans Ball, a farce of many rood qualities, opens at the academy for three nights starting next Thursday with new dress and strong cast. Murray and Mack pride the production as the season’s peak musically and artistically, with fresh songs, dances, and specialties.
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Winnigans Ball
Academy
Murray
Mack
Unclear Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Fragmented game log shows Philadelphia and St. Louis matches with batter and umpire notes. Partial line entries reference teams such as Hotteries Nichols Sullivan Ber and Washington Baltimore batteries, with unclear inning counts and irregular numbers.
Popular Clearing House Ad Lists Rentals and Help Wanted
The People's Exchange notes a popular clearing house for renters real estate sale or exchange and job ads. Listings include renovated apartments for rent on Adams Avenue furnished options on North Seventh Street dressmaking and sewing on Dix court and Main avenues, and various help wanted postings from a young man bookkeeper to washing by the day. Local architects lawyers doctors and a veterinary surgeon are advertised with office addresses in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Avitch
Main Avenue
Dunmore
OLIDATSION Route Details Across Northeastern Rail System
In a dated schedule, Supt. HOP PALDOWS and Gen. Puss outline express routes through New York Newark Philadelphia Bethlehem Allentown Pottsville and Reading. The line includes South Ferry Whitehall and Ants Stations with coal car and passenger service timings noting departures from Scranton and connections to Harrisburg and Bethlehem.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Pittsburg
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Norristown
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Irisburg
New York
Therty Street
South Ferry
Whitehall Street
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Tring
Newark
Hileabeth
Shiladelpillia
Harton Bethlehem
Atbontinen
Masihchek
White Miven
Express
Steahive
Schoone
Paldows
Train Schedule Fragments for Scranton and Surrounding Cities
Disjointed timetable notes show trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and western points via Lehigh Valley with connections to Carbondale Wilkes-Barre Albany Montreal and Boston. Mentions Black Diamond Express and various departure times around 8 00 p m and 12 00 a m, plus Sunday trains and low rates to U S and Canada.
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Montraat
Rostop
Polite
Hanewhile
Por Wilkow Barre
New York
Philidelphia
Tehigh Valley
Lyons Railroad Pointe
TA. Sas
Wilkes
United States
Canada
Worerdick
A. Allans
W. Chess
DT A
Scranton
Ontario & Western
Lekels
Innhey
Grou Wagner
Chicago
Pawon
Black Diamond Express Trains from Scranton to Major Cities
May TM service notes trains leaving Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via BD and WOR routes. Time listed for Black Diamond Express departures 4120 and 218. Also mentions Bethlehem Boston Reading area service and intermediate coal-region stops. Pullman cars and sleeping accommodations available on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo Boston.
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Suranton
Philadelphia
New York
Bundage
Witte Haven
Euthetan
DP & FH
Potteville
Cenevi
Rochester
Buffalo
Nincare Falls
Chicare
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Wilkes-Barre Oil
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Inndtattest
Nonnemacshien
South Frethlehem
Wortlekem
Pullman
Lack Warn Ave
Scranton
Untitled Local Rail Schedule Fragment
Incomplete OCR notes indicate an Erie railroad timetable with intermediate points and evening arrivals. Mentions Hawley and Beranton with times around 7.8 pm and 2 p.m. unclear dates and places due to garbled text.
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