Miners Return to Work After Wilkes-Barre Pact
Jubilant Carbondale reacts to news that miners at Wilkes-Barre voted to accept arbitration and resume work within three days. Merchants bank deposits and business sentiment rise as confidence returns, with optimism for fall trade and renewed activity across the town.
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Wilkes-Harre
Chirbondialhus
Associated Press
The
Tribune
Mitchell
Ronkevell
Wilkes-Barre
Cherence
Ocashler
Morehante
Amd
Westendly
Mir
Spencer
Carbondale
Carndence
Iieushiers
Rbarnitate
Tate Liege
Burt
Dienes
Dionesseave Howe
Ehrbondale
Stidke
Guy Dans Ap
Pepuus
Cape
Alluring Coffee and a Nurse Nearly Endangered Health
A family scene recalls how a stroke left a mother of about twenty seven months postpartum unable to care for her husband. She grew weak from overwork until Postum Food Cereal and Grape-Nuts were prescribed. The regimen revived both parents, restoring health and strength as claimed by the mother.
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Wlok
Minth
Wurose
Allang
Aisin
Bass
Evening Nuptials at Presbyterian Manse
Miss Mary Gertrude Bryson and Charles Wedden Humphrey wed at the First Presbyterian Manse on North Chivel Street in a quiet, home like ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Lee. Only immediate family attended a simple wedding with Miss Gretta Bryson as maid of honor and light wedding gifts from relatives. After a brief reception at the Humphrey residence, the couple will reside on Salem Avenue with best wishes from the local social circle.
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Mary Gertrude Bryson
Charlies
Humphrey
Charles Lee
North
Chivel Atreet
Mats Chariiaide
Higveon
Charles Wedden Miamirey
Do W. Huphres
Firat Presbyterian
Claes Lee
Elock
Dendal
Gretta Revson
Oreeldence
Jos Salen
Telestate
Weldek
Delaware
Weitel
New York
Gan
Blumphres
Dhumphrey
Nob
Ciegenon
Dos Salem Avenue
Mes. Thomiphrey
Resse Tras” Slore
Ter Fraelo
Fight in Honesdale Ends After Yellow Rounds
Report of a twenty round boxing match in Honesdale with chaotic scenes and crowd cries of murder and fake. Spectators rioted after Brown-Williams clash as police tried to control about 200 followers and bets were settled in the aftermath with confusion over a stoppage and outcome.
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Senab
Brown—Williams
Hendin
Mina
Ueber
Cianktadhar
Danek
Local Groom and Bride Tied in New York nuptials
A Rochester couple to wed in De Forest Coon, N Y, after engagement amid Carbondale society circles. The groom once led Coddington Phowipe non dining parlors and served at Columbia Hose company and Centennial club. His fiancée is a Rochester social standout.
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HielWchandlodington
Lillkin
Trowhester
N. Y
Tun
Coddington & Phowipe
North Main Street
Coddington
Peneral Insurance
Hovhhester
N.Y
Myr
Columbia Hose Company
Centennial Club
Carbondale
Rochester
Wedding to be held at No Minden Street venue in Rochester
In church and charity circles in Rochester the wedding will take place at No Minden Street Rocheriey the home of the bette on the evening of Nov 20.
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Rochsester
No. Minden Street
Rocheriey
the Bette
Pretty wedding unites Miss Jennie J Heat and Edward Spangenberg
A careful ceremony at 62 Canaan street united Miss Jennie J Heat daughter of Wallace W Hyatt to Edward Spangenberg on Sanday night hist at the bride’s home. Rev W F Willer of Port Jervis officiated. Relatives witnessed the event. bride and groom were elegantly dressed in formal attire.
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Jennie J. Heat
Wallace W. Hyatt
Edward Spangenberg
Canaan Street
W. F. Willer
Port Jervis
Fatal Wreck on the C and W near Preston Park
A deadly locomotive wreck on the Ontario and Western line near Preston Park north of Scranton leaves multiple cars derailed. Firemen and operators report one missing crewman William Smith of Carbondale, a conductor and local hero, amid a trestle collapse blamed on a wheel or track failure.
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Lovelowk
Ontirle and Western
Preston Park
Soreston
I Lea
Wraishery
Dadashi
Met
William Smith
Church Street
Carlondile
Middie
Scranton
Ontario and Western
Mayfield Yard
Wbout
Bprang
En- Kinser
Jermyn
Carbondale
Peter McDonough
Brookiven
Wii Smith
Koikenian
Smith
Olyphant
Onuirie
Western Teft Mayfield Yard
Simith
Conandide
Funeral services for Rev Yoo Smith held for daughter’s home
Funeral yesterday for Rev Yoo Smith held at his daughter Mrs. bt Dp Ola Street residence. The service featured Methodist hymnody and prayers led by minister Hew, with Apr Sprague of Wyong Seminary delivering a eulogistic address. Remains were transported by train to Fort for burial as mourners gathered.
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Yoo. Smith
Bt Dp
Ola Street
Sester Thanfternoon
O'Block
Hew
Apr Sprague
Wyong
Wallen
Dawiox Members Promote Evening Attendances
Dawiox members urge strong turnout tonight for community event at the baspection exer venue. Capt PS Deies and other officials are expected to attend while competitors from nearby postes are anticipated to join and showcase efforts.
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Dawiox Post Shoul
Paulo Pate
Vinee
PS Deies
Linge
Aiken
John McConih
Lie Geeuston
Fragmentary OCR Names and Places In Historical Notice
Readable fragments list individuals such as Morris Wool, Elelen Coburn, Mathews, Bryden, Gilllin, Molinaro, Vincenge, and Yh. Thomas among scattered names. Text references dates and places in uncertain order, with unclear action or event details.
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Crofoet
Dan
Morris Wool
I Yaneds Wyike
Elelen Coburn
Igi Mathews
Alle Noval
Bryden
Mdew Gilllin
Eytan
United Mine Workers Meeting Details Announced
The United Mine Workers group plans a gathering on Wednesday evening at a Beth Muha Street location near Otis HTN. Organizers say the event will include a public celebration with fireworks and explosives to mark a past milestone.
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United Mine Workers of
Amerlow
Wed Nell
Beth Muha Street
Otis Htn
Philadelphia stenographer expands trends during stay
Cor O Conner, stenographer for the Philadelphia select council, visits Lowdt to observe and report on popular trends in the area. The trip highlights the council staff's interest in local customs and public interest in emerging fashions and practices.
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Cor. O'Conner
Select Council
Philadelphia
Lowdt
Losing Flesh Promises Help from Scott's Emulsion
A Batavia young woman reports losing twenty five pounds in three months with serious lung issues. After three bottles of Scott's Emulsion she gained fifteen pounds and resumed work, with a free sample offered by Scott & Bowne Chemists.
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Flo
Scott
Batavia
Back Pain Warns of Kidney Trouble Says Urine Test
A Hartford reader describes severe backache linked to kidney disease and urges urine sediment checks after 24 hours. He touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney, liver, bladder ailments and other complaints, available in new and regular sizes with a mail sample offer.
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I. C. Wilcox
New Britain Ave
Hartford
Conn
Saya
David Kennedy
Enouga
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Randout
Miners Ordered to Resume Work Tomorrow
The commission will hear evidence at hearings in Wilkes Barre and possibly Philadelphia or New York. Sessions may be open to the public, with private representation likely, and copies of testimony provided to each commissioner before reconvening to draft a report for the president.
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Wilkes- Barre
Philadelphia
New York
Fune
Ciel
Resolutions of Thanks by Miners Union Supporters
The article reports a miners union convention adopting resolutions thanking supporters for aid during their strike. It applauds public help and calls for legislative action to protect workers and to ban minors from certain employments, urging appointive and regulatory measures nationwide.
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Wilkes-Barre
Annie Perey
Estonia
Tate
Willeeriitiett
Iin
Toshy
Pittows
Legislation Suggested At Convention On Resolution Reforms
A committee on resolutions presented recommendations to the convention and were adopted. The text cites election of mite inspectors, proper division of authorities, and health protection for workers in the anthracite industry amid concerns over prior neglect and oversight. The note references the need for improved oversight and public welfare measures.
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Wilkes-Gurie
Esau
G A R Appointments General Orders Issued by Commander in Chief
General orders issued by Commander in Chief Thomas J Stewart detail appointments and assignments within the Army of the Republic. The document lists named commanders and stations, outlining who holds posts and the duties assigned.
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Thomas J. Stewart
Peckville Ulweco Evening Walk Behind Beteliage
Fragmentary OCR records an Ulweco event in Peckville with names such as Jane Darrin Aggies Sith and Rhedy Oita. Mentions of Celia Allee Abortho and Corp Edy appear in a jumble, with scattered phrases about a daylong walk or gathering and local figures.
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Ulweco
Sthemis
Avotalel
Jane Darrin
Aggies Sith
Rhedy
Oita
Iely Daybilter
Celia
Allee Abortho
Ned Fein Corp
Ele
Dita Leen
Ted Dria Pelee Lhay
Lawalive Bromo Quiline: Dubieus Refund Offer
A dubious drug notice promises refunds by AV druggists if Lawalive Bromo Quiline fails to cure. EK. W. Grove signs each box, with 2h noted, suggesting a claimed guarantee on the product.
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EK. W. Grove
Elmer W Bien Laid To Rest In Sterling Following Accident
Elmer W Bien, a young man fatally injured Thursday while gunning at East Sterling, was buried Sunday afternoon in Sterling. The service at the Loge Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd with Rev Thothue Hooper of Molleierville preaching on the text Samuel twentieth chapter and the father part of third verse. Deceased is survived by a father, mother, one sister and four brothers.
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Bierling
Elmer W. Bien
East Sterling
Sterling
Loge Methodiss Episcopal Ehatel
Fey Thothue Hooper
Molleierville
Samuel
Chapley
Parteof
Railroad Ticket Offers From Washington To New Orleans
Announcement lists a New Orleans bound rail service with through Pullman cars from New York Philadelphia and Washington to New Orleans. Tickets priced 270 dollars require deposits and specify no changes. service includes sleeping cars and direct route via Southern Killwits line with offices in Philadelphia.
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Oy Gowan
Ayerle Binkers Association
New Orleans
Washitaten
Philidelphia Insi
New York Philadelphia
Washington
New Orleanas
Meade
Charles L. Topkine
Dod
Unclear text fragment on Western halted firms and New York travel
The readable lines describe disrupted Western halted companies and a New York journey with limited clear details. Mentions of Italy Chilean and possible dates are present but not enough to form a coherent incident or outcome. Further verification needed from the source.
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York
Gqnuiuinla
Gal Weestern
Ae Gale Excupisian
New York
Tieton
Fragmented OCR Story Outlines Political Debate And Rhetoric
The readable text depicts a chaotic scene with references to political topics and public figures amid garbled phrases. It hints at discussions of welfare, elections, and critiques of leadership, mentioning places and events in a foggy, fragmentary form. The piece reads like a clipped page note rather than a coherent report.
Undefined OCR Note on Mantua Baseball Trade
Incomplete OCR text references a basketball or baseball trade involving teams and players with scattered place names like Mantua and Milwaukee. The readable fragments mention selling or trading players for Twins and indicate general names and places but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
New Orleans Event Attracts Broad Regional Attendance
A damaged OCR text indicates a gathering in New Orleans, with references to nearby cities including Wilkes Barre and Pika ton. The snippet mentions money figures and a statewide or regional appeal, but exact details remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Unclear OCR Text Summaries a Historical Meeting
The readable segments reference a meeting of a group in Moscow Mic Madi and a talk about work money at a base in Wickaton. Names like Binley Sty Nivhal Curhanidobs and Carbondale appear, with mentions of Christian currents and a time around six o’clock.
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Mic Madi
Duane
Dierous Wickaton
Coral
Carbondale
Ie Dias Gaucomeef
Lore Chriptian Temporknes
Utilon
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