Local notices from Lackawanna County area
A collection of brief items notes marriage plans for John Buckley and a St Rowe Church ceremony at 100 oclock in the afternoon. Deputy inspector W B Chase named for Civil War era posts in the region. Miss Veronica Gorman returns from Scranton while Miss Mary Coyne visits Providence and Miss Anna Loftus visits Archbald friends. A Fleetville musical lecture directed by Prof W J Evans今晚.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Y. A. Duffy
Mary Coyne
Providence
Nora Hornley
Anna Loftus
Archbald
Park Sisters Entertain at Century Club Evening
The Century club presents the Park sisters in a two part program with Miss Edith M Norton. Part I features cornet quartette Rejection from Faust and other solos, readings, and instrumental pieces by Misses Park and Norton. Part II continues with cornet quartette The Chimes and more readings and music from the Park sisters and guests.
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Century Club
Park Sisters
Edith M. Norton
Faust
Gounod
Tark
Chriatoforos
Georgie Park
Sala
Legandre
Mies Katibe Park
H.C. Bunter
Mise Pith Norton
hHartmann
Miss Anna Park
Roff
Roma
Romero
Misses Park
Siehards
Reading
Keene
Shakespeare
Mise Norton
Gither Sole
Neveroth
Mise Annie Park
Gither
Barker
Eugene Field
J. W. Riley
Miss Norton
Levy
Council Debates Springe Street Contract Release
Select Council hears request from Mr Atkinson via R D D Stuart esq to be released from the Springe street contract due to unresolved terms. A resolution to record the matter is approved. City revenue correction adds 795 to the books, leaving a deficit near 2000. Bonds discussed to cover shortfall. Communion bin referred to finance committee. South Washington street grade override of the mayor veto passed. Other matters sent to committees.
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R. D D. Stuart, Esq
Select Council
Atkinson
Washington Street
Meeting of Columbias Plans Horse Team Purchase
At their last meeting Columbia Hose company considered a plan to purchase another team of horses. It seems desirable the city join them in carrying out the plan. A committee to present the subject to the select council was named: W. J. Kilpatrick, Alw Sahm and William Peet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
W. J. Kilpatrick
Alw Sahm
William Peet
Local and Personal Notes From Anthracite Park and Nearby Areas
Clarence E Pryor Republican sheriff candidate attended a riowl at Anthracite park yesterday. Joe Carroll a Holy Cross College Worcester student won two prizes at college field day taking third in the half mile and second in the mile bicycle race. E P Burke revived on Wood's Carbondale college rent due him. The sale will take place Oct 25 conducted by Constable Neary. Mr and Mrs L D Welle of Lincoln avenue visiting in Mualfale NY. Mrs J M Peck and Mrs Agnes Lynt left for Chicoke for a week. Peck to attend tenth anniversary of GIA to the B of L in that city. Mr and Mrs Willian Reese of Park Street left for Maryland to reside. Henry Wartlett formerly with Franklin Coal and RB Patterson & Sons returned to his parents. Retail Clerks association invited to Pittston social tomorrow evening. Charlies Correl and Ora Bidwell of Scranton spent Tuesday with cousin Miss Kate Elston. Mrs M M Craik and children of Canaan street visiting brother S E Bunnell of Scranton. Mrs Starr of Brooklyn to visit Mrs W Burr. The personal property of A C Lee River street blacksmith sold by Deputy Sheriff Ferber. bid in by Attorney Gardner Scranton. Lee's Newton Lake place also sold. Sale at Mrs Lee terrace street, at her instance. Dr Hayford declined hospital house surgeon post. An infant of Rev and Mrs D B D A Rocen was baptized at First Presbyterian with Rev S Logan of Scranton officiating. A large number of Italian friends attended. Miss Elizabeth Gerrity daughter of James Gerrity of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Pryor
Anthracite Park
Joe Carroll
Holy Cries College
Worcester
Manxs
E. P. Burke
Wood
Carbondale College
Constane Neary
L. D. Welle
Lincoln Avenue
Mualfale
N.Y
J. M. Peck
Agnes Lynt
Cottage Place
Chicoke
Peck
B. of L. EL
Willian Reese
Park Street
Maryland
Henry Wartlett
Franklin Coal Company
RB. PP. Patterson & Sons
Retail Clerks’ Association
Clerks' Association
Pittston
Charlies Correl
Ora Bidwell
Scranton
Kate Elston
M. M. Craik
Canaan Street
E. Bunnell
Starr
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. Burr
A. C. Lee
River Street
Ferber
Gardner
Lee
Newton Lake
Terrace Street
Hayford
A. Rocen
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
D. D
Elizabeth Gerrity
James Gerrity
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for children
Parents report their children stay well and strong through winter when given Scott's Emulsion with hypophosphites for a fall setback. The oil plus hypophosphites is sold by druggists at 500 and 1.00, with Scott & Bowne of New York promoting the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemisu
New York
Political maneuver alleged to sway voters in off year
A reader letter accuses Democrats of plotting to recruit discontented Republicans and incite desertion to disrupt the party in an off year. The writer warns the Bryanites plan to use this trick to gain footing in the national campaign and hinder Mokhintey and Republican interests.
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Organized Democracy
Dolta
Bryanites
Mokhintey
Republican Congress
Local events mix music readings and town meetings in Carbondale
Citizens band performances at Gilmore Hall draw strong attendance with Mosers Hunt and Wilson from Carbondale playing mandolin and guitar, plus Loneman and Martha on organ. Borough boundary talks lead to accepting the report, affecting cemetery road repairs. Community notices cover society events, elections, travel for hunting trips, and a republican rally upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Band
Gilmore Hall
Mosers
Hunt and Wilson
Carbondale
Harry Loneman
Henry Martha
William Jh. Davia
Fred. Stephens
Cornell
Sesson
Jermyn
Archbold
John Dilhooley
A. F. Gebhardt
Hadstead
Josephine Davia
Albert Kerr
Scranton
St. Aloysius Society
Jessup
John Burns
P. K. Kilker
Andrew Meehan
Ceorge Gannon
Lena Gendall
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Kane
Willie McDermott
William Cunningham
Wayne Counts
Ladies of the Congresational Church
Wo, Beire
The
Home Insurance Company
Gouoch
Visitors in Scranton Attend Wesley League Social
Mr and Mrs Willand Hawkins of Halistead avenue visited Scranton on Monday for a Senior Wesley League social at the Primitive Methodist church. Tickets were fifteen cents with coffee cake and fruit. The program included hymns readings and solos. Tonight a Japanese lecturer in uniform will speak on Japan and recite the Lord's prayer in Japanese. An admission will be charged but a collection will be taken to cover the lecturer's college expenses. The Ladies Aid of the Primitive Methodist church meets this afternoon at Mrs G Hley's on Albert street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willand Hawkins
Halistead Avenue
Scranton
Wesley League
Wis
W. H. Holder
W. &. Beatty
Reading
T. C. Wilmot
Read
Ine
Gomer Davis
W. W. Holder
League
George Snyder
Magele Hall
Annie Swiiners
Beatty
Anto
WLBL
Holder
T. C. Wilhint
Annie Roberts
the Primitive Methodist
Peculiar Remedy for Dyspepsia Remains in Favor
Reverend F J Bell of Weedeport Cayuga County New York endorses Stuart’s Dysepenia Tablets as a universal cure for indigestion. The physician praises relief after years of suffering and notes the remedy digests food regardless of stomach strength. Tablets cost 50 cents. ordered from Stuart Chemical Co Marshall Michigan with a free stomach diseases book.
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F. J. Bell
Weedeport
Cayuga Co
Stuart
Bell
Weedsport
Idalia
Colo
Stuart Chemical Co
Marshall, Mich
Community notices from a local week include weddings and meetings
Miss Martha Carey attended her niece In Taylor's wedding while Andrew Alden is ill at home. Anna Ward visited her brother in Hunlock's Creek over Sunday. Friends mourn Mrs. Mary By non Wilde's illness. Scranton visitors came last week. The night school opens Monday with good attendance. The Brick Church Ladie s Aid meets Wednesday at Rev. F E Santee’s, supper served. Lawrenceville Hose hosts plans for a fall event. T J Stewart traveled to York State. Epworth League sub district convention Friday Met 2 at the Brick Church with discourses and an address by WD Allien of Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carey
Taylor
Andrew Alden
Anna Ward
Hunlock’s Creek
Mary Bynon Wilde
William Moore
Jernyne Serfass
Scranton
Ladiew’ Ald Society
Santee
Lawrence- Ville Hose Company
T. J. Stewant
York State
Epworth League
League
WD Allien
Wilkes-Barre
Davis leaves Archbal d for Dunmore assistant principal post
Professor R N Davis has moved to Dunmore where he takes an assistant principal position at a public school. He has not resided in Archbal d for thirteen years and is deeply missed by friends. Mrs George Whitehead returns to Passaic after a two week visit. A J Mullen is seriously ill at his North Church Street home. Patrick Caravat directs a cast for Jessie Vere.
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R.N. Davis
Dunmore
Davis
Chorge Whitehead
Passaic
N. J
A. J. Mullen
North Church Street
Patrick Caravat
Jessie Vere
Hanging Delay Reported In Chicago Daily News Item
A Chicago Daily News snippet notes the hanging ran about thirty minutes late. It mentions the sheriff and condemned men delaying with talk while bicycles are absent.
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Chicago Daily News
Presidents Who Led a Nation From Washington to Harding
A compact account traces U S leaders from Washington through the early 20th century, naming Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Van Buren Harrison Tyler Polk Taylor Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Johnson Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Harrison Cleveland McKinley Roosevelt tainted by garbled OCR but noting the sequence of presidents and their eras.
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George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Great Britain
Monroe
John Q
Jackson
van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Mexico
Zach Taylor
Millant Fillmore
Franklin Pearce
Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Viyssers
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Pon Harrison
Meadh Desai
Year of Our Lord 3000 Dream of a World Without War
Paolo Montegasen narrates a Milan published romance set in 3000 where Fortunati and Maria travel by a large electric airship to Spesia and Andropolis. They glimpse a united world with universal peace, centralized governance, a four-secretary world cabinet, new education, and advanced medicine, ending with the hero winning the Academy prize for mind reading invention.
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Paolo Montegasen
Milan
Italy
Paolo Fortunati
Rome
Maria
Spesia
Fortunati
Parle
Spezia
United States
Europe
Leo XX
Sahara
North Pole
North Africa
Pyramids
Ceylon
London
Thie Island
Portunat
Teheran
Washington
St. Petersburg
Cane Town
Adaman Islands
Dynamo Islands
Malta
Fernando de Noronha
Globe
Earth
Unclear request preserving historical context
The provided text appears damaged and garbled with no coherent news event, names, or places to summarize into a valid headline and summary. It cannot derive a factual report or entities for a proper card.
Placeholder transcription from old club note
The fragment shows a Louisvilles Counter Journal style note about a men’s club meeting. It mentions beliefs about appearances and fitness among members and implies a social or club discussion. The legible parts are unclear and no concrete events or names are confirmed.
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Tin Pat
Wwe
Ceretie
Loulavills Counter-Journal
Trains Schedules From Beranton Attached to June 21 1897
Trains depart Beranton with multiple express and accommodation services to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington Buffalo Olioa Richfield Springs Ithaca and others. Connections at Buffalo Northumberland and Williamsport with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all express trains. For details consult M L Smith District Passenger Agent at the depot ticket office.
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Beranton
New York
Faust
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
South
Moore LA Yp
Washington and
Way
Binghamton
Oswego
Fimira
Corning
Hath
Dandville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
al Parera
Binghamton Ailway
Nicholson
Binghamton and
Elmira
Olioa
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Spa
Northumberland
Pittston
Wikes- Yarre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
M. L. Smith
Lehigh Valley
Efppect
Oranton
Sreeva
H. RR
Eltinton
Wilkes-Barre
White Haven
Haaleton
Pottsville
H. R.A
Hethiehem
Faston
Realing
Philadelphe
Rollin H. Wilbuh
Gennant. Chassler
Gen
New York Ontario and Western Time Table 1897
Time table in effect October 1 1897 lists Boranton to Carbondale departures at 1 55 AM and 6 10 PM. Cadosia main line trains north and south at 10 06 PM. Sant leaves Cadosia for Soranton. Carbondale to Boranton departures at 7 40 PM and 2 00 PM. Names Anderson GP and A T Flitcroft.
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Delaware
Hudson
Aly
Beranton
Arbondale
Albany
Saratoga
Mead
New England
Wilkes, Harre
New York
Philadelphia
Lepieh Valley
Black Diamond Exiar 'I
Bennyylvania R
Pointe
Western
Lehigh Valler KR. R
A. m
Cais Binck
Scranton
North—I
Renee Wilkes-Barre
Eon Ern Tha
Se Rems
D. Urdick
H.W. Cross
D. PA
Ranton
Ontario
Boranton
Carbondale
Cadosia
Somestine Gee Main Line
Sant
Soranton
C Anderson
A. T. Flitcroft
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Lackawanna County
Bhannon & Co
New Adenters
North Main Street
Select Council AT Work
Columbias
Buncoers
Charles Hodge
Wilkee- Darre
Tiedras Howells
Hyde Park
J. W. Houser
Drngelst
Joseph Davin
H. J. Daniels
Mise Planche Leppert
Port Jervis
Marian Thomas
Gomer EB. Davia
Weather Willams
Hancock
Wbers
Pendnam
Rtobert Dudley
Priceburg
Jean Gangner
Mary Dal
Ivy
Louis Huckman
Constance Mianagan
Bowen
Louree
J. Atherton
Robert Knapp
Ward
Robert Dyley
Ridice Strart
Piward Edwards
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
Home Guard
Ww. F. Holmes
Pittsburg
Mins
Willians
Old Forge
Andreapolis
Becauue
Squarcea
Manteguzza
Judee
Mantegase Dwerls
Andropolis
Pancrates
Secretariea
Mantefanea
Future Music
Rellini
Mozart
Wagner
Roceiit
Spesta
Mars
Venus
Moon
Academy of Mankind
John Newton
Carlo Copernic
Paul Fortunat
Mantesgazza
Chicago
Lackawanns
Dumoemey See
Beakadt
Hormes
Mman Dawn
Fairbank Company
S*hiladelahia
Pitteburg
Timmy
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Foster Moot
James A. Banteter Co
A. Bittenbender, M. Kemmerer
Bittenbender & CO
Goon
E. Bittenbender
W. A. Kemmerer
Meyele
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter Cosette
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
West
Hazleton
Norristown
Woon
Gen Pass
J. R. J. B. Hutchinson
Hawley
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Divisions
Laoerty Street
Not
Whitehall
Pitteton
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
A. Om
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Long Iranch
Ocelin Grove
Lebanon
Liberty Street
North River
Soneay
Lowe New York
Whitehall Street
Trookion
Burten Island
Grand Central Depot
Reading ‘Terminal
Bunlay
I. i Bald Wtren
J. A. Olhausen
del., Laska, and Western
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Briu
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avs
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