Borough Officials Promise to Repair Scott Road
Dickson City officials including Burgess Nathan Wells and Councilmen were brought before Judge Archbald on charges of maintaining a public nuisance for failing to repair Scott Road. The case details a dispute over responsibility between Dickson City and Blakely authorities and notes prior Constable warnings. Several unrelated theft and assault cases are listed with minor outcomes as the court sessions proceed.
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Scott Road
Davis
House of Refuge
Fenrick
Nathan Wells
George Gleason
Jitee Twins
William Summers
John Beether
Frank Zelewski
Henry Hager
Henry Kiinkel
H. Kohler
John Laurk
Dickson City
Dereyeh
Archbald
Boott
Blakely
Gran Jury
Watson & Zimigermin
Giese
Archbold Tnt
Tio
Tech
Fical
Thomas
Mulley Stanton Nuptials End Private Providence Wedding
George Maynard Mulley and Harriett Orr Stanton were married yesterday at 1 am in the bride’s home at No 7 Platt Place Providence. Rev. William Fidgar officiated in a private ceremony for close relatives. The house featured artistic decorations by Clark and a wedding breakfast was served. The bride wore white brocaded satin with old lace and carried bridal roses.
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George Maynard Afnlley
North Main Avenue
Harriett Orr Stanton
John O. Stanton
Platt Place
William Fidgar
Hanley
Couple’s wedding at New England home after Nov tenth
Mike Anne Mulley wore light blue poplin and roses carried by the bridegroom attended by friends. The couple plans a New England honeymoon and will reside at 7 Matt Price after November 10. Gifts included a library table from Am brome Mulley’s store and a clock from the Anthracite Wheelmen.
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Mike Anne Mulley
New England
Matt Price
Ambrome Mulley
Froom Ia
Mulley
Justice in Priceburg: Three eltv bor ough owners charged
Three owners Dickson eltv bor ough Thomas Turner William Kennedy and George Kell were charged before Alderman Rise by Joseph Caprncki for arresting him last Wednesday and driving him into the vehicle. Turner faced additional charge for defany. Evidence was not enough to hold Kenney and Kell. Turner was held to answer.
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Dickson Eltv
Thomas Turner
Willian Kennedy
George Kell
Joseph Caprncki
Aldermcan
Turner
Synod of Pennsylvania Opens In Parkersburg West Virginia
The Pontesivenia Synod of Pennsylvania opens in Parkersburg W V with 1154 churches and about 211000 members. The opening sermon to be delivered by Hon William Lourie D D LL D, pastor of the Pittsburgh church. Prominent figures including Dr Chalfant of Pittsburgh and wife, recently returned from China, attend and discuss missions and finances. The docket shows brief sessions and the synod plans to move forward with debt reduction and mission support as disturbances ease and clerical business increases.
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ULL Tt
Agi Carrie
United States
William Lourie
D. D
Podrofonte Elimeh
Robert Hunter
J. J. Boucom
Wilkes-Barre Institute Draws Area Teachers
The Daizerrie county teachers' institute will be held at the Newhilr theater starting Monday. Prominent speakers include Prof S C Hees of Adten Ohio on United States history and civil government, Dr. RH Athro of Moanefietd Normal on Per e hology, and Supt Gerree Portanterrion on school management. A teachers meeting will also occur Thursday with Dr. Frederick Core of Kingston and Hon TD L Rhone addressing directors. More than 84 teachers expected.
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Daizerrie County Teachers
Inetl- Uite
Newhilr
S. C. Hees
Adten
Ohio
United States
Tomer V. Spragus
Madison
N. J
Exeecll
Chicago
Musi
Gerree WY. Portanterrion School
Miki A. Hoole
West New Brighton
Athro
Prinelypal
Moanefietd Normal School
FL Mroyer
South Main Street
Ely
Frederick Core
Kingston
TD. L. Rhone
Thin Elty
Charged With Snatching $10 in Alderman Howe's Office
Michael Anthony of 681 Capuano GWEENe MIVOT CML was arrested with Jacaly Newman on a $10 theft linked to a place at the corner of Wyoming Avenue and Hickory Street. Anthony claimed Newman followed him into a closet and asked about payment. he denied taking money and showed an X to deny Leochee. The alderman held Anthony for court.
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Anthony Farrell
Jeeonh Gallasher
Mies
Margaret Carney
Jessup
Gillingher
Fiorrel
Jesaup
Throop
Shey
Farrell
Ralph Lews
Corey
Michael McTinte
Patrick Turnsore
Archbald
Bath
Peter Mageety
Dalton
Severn
McHale
Defemianis
Moore
Eugene Lloyd
Providence
House of Refuge
Philadelphia
Spellman
Lloyd
Charles Swarts
J. W. Johneen
Gunster
Jall
Michael Anthony
Capuano Gweene
MIVOT
CML
Whrrink Yoatelay
Alderman Howe
Jacaly Newman
Powet
Amichael Ghener
Wyoming Avenue
Hickory Street
Anthony
Newman
Vic
Jury panel for November drawn as wheel exhausted
Local court officials completed the November jury draw after exhausting the wheel and triggering replanting of all excused juror names. The list includes numerous Scranton and Carbondale residents and tradesmen, with 21, 22, and 25 November entries detailing jurors and occupations for the October–November term.
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Shevit
Wiggins and
Peherty
Comune
Industrial Notes on Scranton Gas and Water Developments
The Scranton Gas and Water Company expands beyond gas and water service wiring for a large storage tank at Scranton Street near the Dundee and adding new generators and heaters. The move aims to improve light, pressure, and storage capacity across the system. Local businessman FL George Hofage, president of Dickson City Brewing, is negotiating for a factory site at Tipookive New York while advancing manufacturing ties for Dickson City.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Enenwod Iy Mitiy
Wneloxure
Scrantoyn Street
Dundee
Elovide Hecht
George Hofage
Priceburg
Dickson City Brewing Company
Tipookive
N.Y
Pernoval
Hoftacel
Dickson City
Valentine Niine Bit Manufacturing Company
Muaternon
N, J
Railroad Rumblings and Plans for New Baltimore Freight Station
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad seeks a 100000 inbound freight station in Baltimore on Nutwwatteet between Camden and Karte alroets. The building will be 100 feet long 42 feet wide nine stories tall with storage basements and covered loading platforms for 75 cars at once. Pennsylvania railroads announce coal field trench work and Whippoanewitt branch plans linking to Pittshurs division. Pennsylvanian railroading expands coal branches and introduces large mountain climber engines weighing 104 tons with five in use.
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Reoel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Plains
Baltimore
Camden
Karte Alroets
Pooneyivants Railroad
Ponmsylvania Railroad
Paleo
Penneylvania Railroad
Car gate system for passenger trains withdrawn
The eastern slope region saw a trial of car gates to check tickets and protect revenue. They aimed to prevent accidental boarding and misrouting, increasing long distance passenger revenue with no accidents, but customers disliked the gates and General Passenger Agent Hartten announced their withdrawal.
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Chienge
Alten Willl
Tte
Hartten
The Human Voice in Battle Across Ages and Arms
The article argues that vocal signals matter little in heavy combat but that the human voice can rally troops when the fight pauses or when momentum is needed. It recalls Civil War cries and Naval use, noting sailors and soldiers rely on voice only in moments of courage or danger while machines and weapons dominate the chaos.
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Ain Ameria
Tympanum
Ralion
Bhimaelt
Ignale—Viswil
Cervera
America
Rumors of Indian Agency Change and Arizona Posts
The Denver Times hints at a shake up involving Indian agencies and western posts. Whipple Barracks Arizona may close and be auctioned or transferred to the Indian service as plans for sale near completion. The post could become a training ground for Arizona troops before final disposition.
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Rome
Indian Service
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Tupos
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Abandoned Forts and Agencies Shift in Indian Country
The government reduces garrisons at Fort Apache Fort Grant Fort Huachuca in Arizona and Wingate Union in New Mexico. Posts are turned over to Native agencies such as Ouray in Utah and Fort Peck Agency in Montana. General Sumner cites Apache progress toward civilization and notes they are easier to handle than many Indian tribes in the Territory.
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Apache
Grant and Huachuca
Arizona
Wingate and
Union
New Mexico
Indian Country
Utah
Ouray Agency
Fort Roubidoux
Montana
United States
Twice Remarried: Cleveland Lawyer’s Complex Marriage Tale
Joseph M. Nowak of Cleveland is described in training for a state marriage and divorce championship after returning with his new bride from a second honeymoon. Nowak, 42, has two previous marriages, three divorces, two remarriages, and four children.
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Stata Orile
Bertha Nowak
Mr. Nowak
Cleveland
Ia Datiestic
Bt. Lewis
Broadway
Nowak
Nowake
Pittsburg
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