Unclear Names Mark Travel and Clerical Notes
The fragment lists several individuals with varied origins and destinations including Vonin sewet Auli Ne o and Duckson gheet. It notes Bishop A. Tatane becoming bishop of the New Work nel Wai ladketptila and mentions Bishop Nichotowon. Other names include Mita Manddois Mikes Hittle Meyans and Tee Gee Spetblig in a travel and church context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH Wareiv
Vonin
Sewet
Mita Manddois
Mixa
Mabel Spencer
Duckson Gheet
Mies Hittle Meyans
West Tittalon
Thontas Dad Horman Sotaventern
Tertnae Bindery
Tertoon
Mie
Torthucsiehins
Mouafon
ML. Mone
Sorth Ayde Tarkaibenie
Mee
Warlo Puotheraer Gidelitr
Mil Waullle
Wis
Mil Dil
Dh A. Tatane
Nel Wai Ladketptila Axtogal
Dlue
Elureti
Nichotowon
Weod Miller
Yans
Nigar Watts
Mrs Blackall's Death Under Coroner Says Apoplexy
Mrs Baneline Blackall aged about 78 was found dead in her room on Adwins avenue yesterday. Coroner Roberts ruled apoplexy caused the death. She had lived in Albany for years and is survived by a son and two nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baneline Blackall
Ool Adwins Avenue
Arbor
Fler
Haberts
Blackall
Willis Ealuckull
Allwwiy
Wooavere
John Winotliver
Vollage Excursion Announces Weekend Mountain Foliage Trip
The New York Oye tunio and Westen Thilhvood company offer excursion tickets to Tuntock S Y for next Sunday October 20. Buses depart 8 00 A M from Sorter and return from PHyaa veck at 4 00 P M arriving Sevyanton Gadpou. Fare from all stations to Carbondale inclusive is 75 cents return from Pocono Se clgny line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Oyetunio
Westen Thilhvood Company
Tuntock
S. Y
Boriday
Terni
Ecranten Te
Carbondale Bielusive
Elas
Unclear OCR fragment on work opportunity and locations
The readable text presents a garbled notice about a possible opportunity to work in various places including Lala ronquon and Catalopie. Specific names, dates, or authoritative bodies are not decipherable in the fragment.
Strife in Scranton Ends with Council Resolution
The Select Council and committee report on the streetcar strike in Scranton conclude ground to appoint Beerdmen and Cos Tell, endorsing strikers, with a resolution criticizing the Board of Trade and supporting strike leaders. Clerks, managers, and strikers discuss settlement terms and potential arbitration, while the council adopts a measure praising public restraint and calling for policing of disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Board of Trade
Conference With Strikers Committee Report Details
A fragmented record of a conference between the city staff and Strikers Committee members regarding the Scranton Rail Company strike. Key participants include Mortis, Siggy Sinthje, and Meyer Kell, with questions about returning to work and proposed negotiations. The debate centers on terms of the contract and the committee's authority to pursue settlement.
Committee Talks With Mr Silliman Over Labor Strike
A stenographic report shows the committee and General Manager Billiman discussing settlement options. The dialogue covers union demands, job dismissals, and arbitration offers, with the committee resisting discharge proofs and noting that arbitration proposals were rejected before immediate actions began.
Action Taken By Select Council On Mediation Report
At a select council meeting the mediation committee led by Mr. Melvin presented a written report with the statement of Ma Sill man. The committee concluded the railway company workers will not accept the company position as it blocks a mass return to work. The six members signed and filed the report. Mr. Melvin said the company and strikers remain in dispute and not discharged. P. J. Messett, a striker, was noted in discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerdmen Melvin
Schroeder
Costello
Galvin
Weller and
Gil
Coneilmante
Calpin
Boszille
Silliman
Elty
P. J. Shea
O. Kagler
Fred Surine
Shi- Mian
Air
SUN Ban
Beier
Compas
Dante Castello
Emi
Q. Wonmittes
Howe
Linden Street
Providence
Subiat
Greyaw
Annie
Tim Hp
S.Y
Wnat
Waiton
Windle
Corio
Geta
Covere Tinliti
Novdinbet
Mi. S
Ay Mt. S
Eluike
Estienie
Alta
Sillinui
New York
Brouhlen
Coney Island
Phooes Fox
Sorattet
Ciy
Soraiten
A. iMy. S
laur@e
McMepsett
Mercett
Sirikers
Cortello
Mortis
Senibati
Agepan
Te Scranton Raitt Company
Meta Meledin
Seliddor Anil
Tial Miers
Wulvig
Keller
Conia
Connedil
Kella
Meysillon
Willfnar
Siltiian
Sas
Innan Briker
Pydeon
Jrlier
Iran Dau Mi Snaielee
Ganepne Bild
Ptrthey
Tatler
Tristlop
Thihan
Betown Wim
Litw
Aol
Cie
Mr. Billa
Courén
Mirougl
Poethi
Melvin
Strike Ends Quietly Amid Asset Claims and A Stone Wagon Incident
A near quiet strike progressed with no major incidents reported. The company cited a rise in car patronage while unions submitted endorsements from several locals including United Mine Workers and Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees. George Webb drove a stone wagon onto a streetcar track near the Connell building and was arrested after a confrontation. he paid a $10 fine. A 10 year old, Willie O'Brien, was fined $7 and costs for placing stones on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libor
Manchilata
United Garmient Workers
Painters’ Decorators
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United Mine Workers
Mt. Pleasant
Albany
N. Y
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
George Webb
Carbucei
Connell
Lackawanna Avenue
Penn Avenue
Frente
Dunmore
Webb
Connell Building
North
Washington Avenue
David Parry
John T. Howe
Willie O'Brien
Prescont Avenue
Millar
Flax
Imperial Hand Bell Ringers in New York at Y M C A course
The Imperial Hand Bell Ringers of New York, a renowned company, perform at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association west Tuesday eventing October 22. Five bell artists will present bell combinations with harp and mandolin and banjo. Adaing, a noted harp soloist, is a member. The show is open to members and their families. tickets are free at the Railroad office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imperial Hand Bell Mingere
Wil
Railroad Young Men's Christin Association
Caurtilon
Ulatev
Adaing
Lackawanna Railroad Offers Two Day Ottawa to Buffalo Excursion
On October 11, 1825 the Lackawanna Railroad promotes a two day coach excursion to Buffalo with return on any regular train the next day. The round trip from Scranton costs 4.00 dollars, the lowest fare to Buffalo, with a chance to visit the Pan-American Exhibition at a nominal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Ra ilroad Announces Exposition Fare
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers Buffalo and return tickets for four dollars for Pan-American Exposition travel. Tickets go on sale October 18 and are valid on most trains except the Black Diamond. return by October 21. The offer mirrors other 10¢ cigar promotions of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Train Schedule Snapshot for Hancock NY
Fragmentary timetable notes a train from Scranton leaves at 6 30 a m for Hancock New York. Fare listed as 1.00 dollars. Source fragment indicates Sunday service and a New York connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
N. Y
Scranton
Trust companies offer safer investment avenues for estates
The income an estate can generate matters as opportunities for safe profits grow scarcer. Executors guardians or trustees often must leave funds idle until a proper safe investment is found. Trust companies provide financial expertise and access to broader investment options, including bond and mortgage placements.
Specials on canned goods and crackers at low prices
Fancy Cal and Asparagus 20c. Fancy French Prunes 2 lb jars 50c. Boss New London Crackers 10c per lb. Columbia River Salmon 10c per can half size 15c. Snow Flake Corn 8 12c. Boneless Sardines 18c or $2.00 per dozen. Fancy Chocolate Creams 18c per lb.
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Mnardward
Fowler Coal CO
Room
Coal Exchange
Tothers
Baby Bazaar
Lackawguna Bielness College
Miers
Hve
the People's Bank
Roberts
Olgar
C. & W. Vollage Excursion
Aurd Pennington
Ataiya Wilel
Ite
Cerin
Serduton
Common Council
City Recorder
Meesie
Oliver
Clemons
Chittenden
Mr. Clemons
Mr, Silliman
Conjeminante Conmmittee
Billimoan
R. R
Spruce Street
Waphingtes Ay
Title Guaranty and Trust Co- OF
Penna
L. A. Watres
J, A. Knapp
A. H. McClintock
Prin Pa
Ralph
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
King Miller
Tajjon
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
New London
Columbia River
Malorey Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Telephone
E. G
Coursen
Ayia
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