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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

2

Demonstration for Mine Workers Leader in Carbondale

A committee organizes a Mine Workers Day event in Carbondale on October 2 and a larger demonstration on October 20 to honor John Mitchell. Delegates from the four sub districts meet, elect officers, and plan a mile parade with speakers including Mother Jones and national leaders. Funds will be raised via local subscriptions and a town meeting in McTighe's hall.

Carbondale United Mine Workers of Carbondale Vicintity John Mitchell Das Jessup Larent Cay Piipow Beteur Muyfield Tinties Garden S Transinen Mother Jones Jel B. Wile Mark Cogsius Beary Col Jive McTighe

Debates Planned Between Carbondiate Groups

Arrangements are under way for a series of debates between representatives of the St Aloysius Youre Men's Treopenines and Penedleia societies of Carbondiate and Jermyn. The pet contest calls the tetas fs Pedmga and will take place within a few weeks. Meetings will alternate between Care hamdide and doringin and pleas. Pretiiabte enter celients are anydol griteds Vb de expected that the center tainents will be the meana of gain ing new members for the organisations.

St. Aloysius Youre Carbondiate Jermyn

Central Labor Union Fair Opens Next Monday Evening

The Central Labor Union Fair will open next Monday evening in the Watt building with plans for a top class program. The event aims for broad support and promises strong attendance, with entertainment and attractions featured throughout the evening.

Central Labor Union Fair Watt Dee

Farmers Race Delights Crowd as Six Horses Entered

A July farmers race drew amusement while six horses competed. Wenyon's horse did not win, and the event followed Treldonet Dee's Driving on Preside alterna. Heat results appeared incomplete with many garbled names and figures.

Canson Fred le Titre Wenyon

Fashion Days Bring Valor and Drapery to Women

The text speaks of millinery and decorative fabrics guiding women to admire valor themed pictures and the floral draperies in the shop. It reflects a period tone praising women’s engagement with fashion and display items as cherished objects.

Railroad Time Tables and Town Train Arrivals

Train times listed for Carano ahead of Sunday departures. Schedules show arrivals and connections at Mal Go, Carbondlale, Waymart, and Momesdale with specific stops and times. Details include transfer points at Tylor and Waymart for connections and Sunday service notes.

Traine Teave Carano Wily Stacy Serarcon Wales MAO Banca Sundus Fat Albans Sumibogas Mangia Justaie Melanie Ties Chads Lake Teaddote Bhi Waynart Timie Wilkow Moratitou Suniluy Transative Carbondlale Eakos Tylor Waymart Momesdale Bler G

Train Tease Curbindale for Serunten ul Tg

A fragmented notice describes rail service disruption and eviction effects linked to Sept. 17 operations. It mentions trains arriving in New York and Cornwall with unclear times and locations, plus local services in Wirral and adjacent towns.

Serunten Ul Tg Hs Ipe Silay Chai Marily Yili An Tun Suthys New York Cornwall Uae Tomas Etwhela

Unclear OCR fragment notes events and times

Fragmentary text describes a Sunday schedule with mentions of New York and a court event, but many words are garbled. It references a Minghaieboi waking cay and a 1 00 p m time for a court matter, with further indecipherable items and locales.

Mith Weston Conneutions Wil Will Tome Sonnicetella Aime Asrive Buadaye Bos

Obituary of Chisholm and Connaughton Rouses Local Grief

Obituary notes the death of Chisholm, former Carbondale pastor and Republican figure, detailing his life from Scotland to California and long church work. It also reports the sudden death of Tomard Connaughton on South Church Street, outlining his career at Erie mines and his family survivors.

Funeral Held For William Pecher In Trenton

William Pecher drowned in Trenton New Jersey. He was transported to Snowe for burial. Rev IR A Sawyer of Trinity Church led the funeral at Maglewane Cemetery. Wives named Genre Bates W Williamis, Wo Wille, William Wright and Wy PR Wills. four were cousins of the Weiows sect.

William Pecher Trenton Delaware Tadao Elixabeth Poidlin Beliont Genre Bates W. Williamis Ie Wo Wille Wd. Wills William Wright Wy PR Wills

Football matchup set at Alumni Park

A football game between Behoaleluven and Wange fyute Dalloun will be held at Alumni Park on Balledasy after. A routine arrangement with high erie Teenie at Reser was postponed, delaying the first name of the seigan for the High avnuel feu.

Othe Bith

Meetings of Tonight in Voterine and Militant Lane

Fragmentary OCR lists places and groups such as Cingigebi Thindolpiton No 1g Lane of Voterine Briawehwc and Carbondale Vunton Nea 4 Patele vel Militant. Readable fragments show scheduling notes for gatherings and possible activist factions.

Cingigebi Thindolpiton Lane of Briawehwc Carbondale Vunton Nea Patele Vel Militant

Father Mathews Day Poem by John Me Comb

A lengthy dated verse in praise of Father Mathew and his temperance movement. The fragmentary poem references Irish devotion to abstinence, moral reform, and national resilience, with allusions to Father Mathew, Congregations, and social virtue.

Thyres Musketeers Evening at the Chenane Theatre

The theatre was filled as the Thyres Musketeers opened a week night engagement. Mir Mya and his company drew praise while Dry Dewses looks set to headline the run, with Wnarthibeon Meywetiere enn planned for tonight.

Thyres Phece Alven

Evangelistic Services Attract Strong Interest

The evangelistic services held at the Methodist church drew high interest as Rev. Wheon Je spoke on the pure gospel. The informal welcome extended to all and the event encouraged attendance and devotion.

W. L. Wilean Nate

Local Ladies Return from Vacation and Hospital Stay

The passing throng reports Miss Mime Gerritv returned from Schenectady New York where she spent her vacation. Miss Brichner Kilpatrick formerly of this city lies at Scranton Private hospital where she underwent a surgical operation.

Mime Gerritv Schenectedy N.Y Brichner Kilpatrick This City Scranton

Local Borough Notes Hearse Street Work and Church Service

Jermany and Mayfield district leaders meet to discuss road and sewer issues on Hen street while Alphael Cosstian’s public works project nears completion. A special sermon is planned at A dines Epleeopal church and the town discusses street lighting and Sunday service schedules.

T. J. Nicholly Nook United Mine Workers Theo Nces Twocal Pawson Jones Comeroguiona Eluiveh Charel Mhene- Dore Cambria County Michlolel Counedl Owening Thowas Maple Street Alphael Cosstian Hen Street Ile Wae Borouwrh Solleites Minawagor Bills Dss Issiehie Pothitts Billiay Alvktinles Broadhead Ruikhe

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Roberts

Mrs H I Roberts of Kansas City commends Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving displacement ovarian troubles and inflammation. She offers $5000 forfeit if the testimonial is not genuine and invites others to write for free advice from Lynn Mass.

Lydia E. Pinkham H. I, Roberts McGee St Kansas City

Local Collieries Idle Amid Busy Parish Activities

In a behind the scenes shift, miners at local collieries are idle today while St. Aloysius society plans a group trip to Wilkes-Barre for Father Mathew service. Mrs. BE Moyer of Carbondale visited, and Artesian Prose company plans to open a factory assembly hall as Mrs. Thores More announces a daughter on Third Street.

St. Aloysius Society Wilkes-Turre Mathew Prinaide BE. Moyer Carbondale Artesian Prose Company Auth Thores Morecom Third Street

Blakely School Board Sees Budget Moves and Wedding

The Blakely board met with full attendance to approve four state purchase units at 15 each. They ordered bills paid to multiple vendors and addressed school closures for lack of electric light. A first ward school in disorder prompted a plan to hire extra teachers once the building is ready. A double wedding at the Panel James residence crowned the evening social news, with relatives and guests in attendance and gifts noted.

Mitaugent Clos Cudmines & Jordan James O'Connor Lawrence Howaard American Book Company Brown, Treacy & Sterry Company Rernolds Bros Dunmere Linnihber Company Dc. Meath & Co O'Malley & O'Malley Tolloweiva Sadie O'Malley Hie Metunn Nellie Lonahan Gertrude Weever James Gillespie Panel James Fourth Street Blakely Annie James Bride Park Dirk Green Lansdewne Gurnitiine George Clathe Worth Tteewe Ales Hieves Ambre Unter Filius Janes Willie Ashley Dirth Heese David Leerce Thomas J. Thenmatde Mas Times Ames Martha Vinghi Ide Wird Reewe Piyue Tuark Maury Wills Elizabeth Jouking Athineshart Berantor Dora They Water Street Ane Philip Pipe Scatelowk Eus Toberta Tle Denmie Piiipe Ceomge Parry Cather of Gette Geil Aloe Phillie Bhakely

Unclaimed Letters At Taylor Post Office List

The Taylor post office ends month with unclaimed letters and notices to call for items by date. Local events include a Labor meeting, a concert by the Anthracite Greealth, a ground breaking for a double dwelling on Main Street, and a quoits challenge from Pittston to Carbondale. Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Henry Harding. Mary emeteny Archibald Mine Union No. 1 announces an important session.

Taylor Post Perrone Mies Moee Boyle Mere Shoywas Muatinian Mawar . Roberts David Williams Forelen George Chyurke Wacaily Plopenk George Hannigan Dolly Metares Don Wiek Bent Atgsa Micheal Big John W. Reece Thom Per Mon Ayer JOM Minty Amelia Big Posse Beranton Traction Teuetion Company Photinia Ironen Aloerts Joli Creper Thele Tel Henry Harding Tas Piarding Archibald Mine Union No. Iia Unitei Mine Workers, of America Scovengher Willing Main Atreet

Dunmore Doings Miss Jessie Wert Weds William Ziegler

Miss Jessie Jayne Wert of Dunmore married William F. Ziegler at her parents home on North Blakely Street in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles H. Newing. The wedding featured flowers by Florist McClintovls and music by Bert Edwards with bridesmaid Miss Lila Phillips. The couple plans a wedding tour before settling at home on Fifth Street after November.

I. J. Wert Blakely Street Jessie Jayne Wert William FF. Ziegler Charles H. Newing Methodist Jopiscopal Ecliich George Oswald Ernest Close Ana Anna Young Annie Powell Myrtle Burny Teva Montgomery Tepe Pinnell Freda Lardwhis Jane Simpson Beulah Ives Besse Dowell Wewsielf Cole O Hiphig Teomends Erie Thailrond Company

Funeral Service for Late Dinner Maeslington

A memorial service and burial were held yesterday morning at St. Mare's church for Maeslington. Rev Thomas O'Sister of Ptiton presided with Michael Maloy of Susquehanna and Rev M. da. Millane assisting. Pallbearers included Patrick McCowan and Peter Galligher. flower bearers were Willie Greene and Tod Crane. The Improved Order of Heptasophs attended in mourning. interment followed at the local cemetery.

Maeslington St. Mare’s Church Thomas O'sister Pttaton Michael Maloy Susquehanna Revo M. da. Millane Patrick McCowan Pred Adkins Peter Galligher James Whalen Towne Learhberry Willie Greene Tod Crane di Methall Frank Cullen

Obsequies Held At Bardley Hill For John Moffatt

A large crowd attended the brief service at the state home on Bardley Hill in memory of John Mr. Moffatt. Rev W S Gibbons of the Presbyterkin church led the ceremony, with many neighbors and family present. The text notes contributions and attendees, though some names are garbled in the damaged text.

Theades Dini Oovelers

Community Transit Shifts Amid Townwide Travel Plan

After Jeany Gaya of wasting and Waltiva small busses begin a tenworn run following the Lateeh Ian cule schedule. Washer will alternate timetables. wagons are marked by bell-patterns in U Weodistames. A ten minute service line aims to ease cave stops. crowds thin as routes proceed toward Che sang. The Thie hoped every member would attend. Taylor avenue hosts the united parish leaders and Jersey City ties form after travel period ends.

Jeany Gaya Waltiva Ian Teawelbort Tipu Cuuler Taylor Avenue Ann Hofmin United Lyons Jersey City Les, Wibbowse Presbyterian Elures

Local Notices From Clark's Green Area

The Misses Whitlock and Styne at Preneh of Senaiten are supstent Mp with Myre and Swallow. Wallance Cook of Atestin Pa spent a week with his parents then left for Binghamton. Mr and Mrs Phillips are visiting. Mrs Brayman is at the home of Mas Creen and plans to depart soon. Almeron Covey is very ill and relatives fear the worst. A large delegation is expected to attend Goraliy union events at Phud Mount on Buliivdiy.

Whitlock Styne Ata Preneh Senaiten Supstent Wil Myre Willi Swallow Wallance Cook Atestin de Cook Lert Binghamton Walter J. Matthews Wid ML. Phillips Eriurtan Braymian Pirker Goraliy Simpson Union Tepworth Phud Mount

School district budget and expenditures summary brief

A 1908 ledger style record lists the Tarkiwund Shoal District budget for the year ending June, detailing pupil costs, teacher counts, and various expenses. It notes state appropriations received, salaries for administrators and staff, building costs, utilities, supplies, and food, with totals and approving officials named.

Tarkiwund Rene Wiiote Reinnicier Maanttia Tate Panier Maleteaetiti Wihele Ferale Gaelion Witenidanee Alls Dover der Waihi

Miro Spekert and Visited Local Scenery Noted

A fragmented report describes Miro Spekert and others visiting towns including Binghamton and Walton. It mentions sporting events, historical figures, and locations like Bloonelnise and Atami, with scattered details about fevers, meals, and distant names.

Miro Spekert Wiealain Compton Mies Epg MiTorch Tang Fries Ubinae Minto Walton Binghamton Vale MMT Arthur Given

Fragmented Harford Notice Offers Fragmentary Local Event

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a fragmented Harford item with scattered names and places. The readable text hints at a local event or notices, mentioning several individuals and locations with unclear context and dates.

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