Fragmented OCR News Notice From Toh Mo
A garbled OCR snippet references Mo, New York, and various names such as Mary Calenidti and St. Pirie Cathedral. It mentions travel to New York on Tuesday for lessons on painting and a Pan American date. The text is severely corrupted with misreads and jumbled place names.
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Wigan
Wath
Chatle
Maken
Newton
FF. Roche
Tigde
Onal Mies
Mary Caleniadti
St. Pirie
Commoners and Board Clash Over Costello Resolution Fight
City council debates the Costello resolution amid protests by Mr Keller and defense by President Calpin and others. The measure targets the board of trade strikes and calls for city action while extending time to pay taxes and considering new trolley and safety ordinances.
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Keller
Costello
Board of Trade
Calpin
Weller
Council
Hond of Trade
Paine
Fle
Sorwinton
Joseph I. Mauis
Crawtt
Howe
Philps
Silliman
Mr. Phinips
Mr. Keller
Troy
Phillipe
Kemmerer
Dickson
Galvin
Death of the Rev Hioans
English born minister Rev Hioans died yesterday after a long illness at his Gibson street home. Born July 27 1831 in Edmonton England he served in Britain before coming to the United States in 1866. He held multiple charges across New York state and Pennsylvania and lived last years in this city. Survived by wife and two children the funeral will be Saturday at Elm Park Church with interment at nearby cemetery.
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Herge
Common Council
Celent Council
Costello
Board of Trade
England
Elm Park Church
Hey
Gibson Street
Mir Thorns
Paris
France
Iso
Tsio
Mile
Clarisse Leontine Laurent
Hiorns
New York State
Stile
Emily Frances Leecher
Newmil Valley
Owego
Flemingville
Newport
Boston
Plymouth
Jevnyn
Thompson
Peckville
Yatesville
Danby
N.Y
Narrowsburg
Danke
Ohurches
Alb
Tim
Tie
Titortis
Claes Idwards
Bln Park
Cluureh
Wright Granted a Divorce Amid Desertion and Relocation
Walter Wright secured a divorce from his wife who left him for another man. Their attorney Charles I. Dantes argued the case, with testimony noting they moved from South Wales to the United States, settling near Weert Boran ton. Wright became acquainted with Thorns Grahdin, and later moved to Wales where they now live apart.
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Walter Wright
Mbengaries Wright
Charles I. Dantes
South Wales
Greatly Reduced Excursion Rates to Buffalo
On October 1 the Lackawanna Railroad offers greatly reduced excursion fares to Buffalo for a limited period. Special tickets good for any vegetable train date of sale provide the lowest ever fare to Buffalo and include meals and return options. This spur of the Pan American exposition promises a splendid travel opportunity for visitors.
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Buffalo
Lackawanne Mailroad
Ifford
Affordable eight room house with large lot for sale
For sale at Price Building 126 Washington avenue. Blyun jiew model house with eight rooms plus bathroom laundry patio and closets. Open plumbing and fine surface. 40 by 180 lot. Down payment from 1200 to 3300. Offer good until November 1 first come first served. W. T. Hackett real estate dealer.
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Blyun Jiew
du Prescail Waverine
Novernyber Ll
W. T. Hackett
Price Building
Washington Avenue
Unclear OCR Item Renders Faint Real Estate Notices
Fragmentary text mentions a real estate matter with names such as Connie de Geis and W. Wikekett and an address in an urban area. The garbled lines obscure key details including dates, parties, and actions.
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Connie de Geis
W. Wikekett
Local Coffee Deals Cut Prices This Week
City offers coffee at 5 cents per pound with a two pound limit per order. Competing brands Java and Mocha are listed at 35 cents.
A Merited Appointment at the Rail Road Company
Willan T. Prear has been appointed district passenger agent of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company with headquarters at Wilkes Barre. Chess, recently placed in a key post in the fire department after fifteen years in labor, becomes assistant telegraph operator on the Mawel Chink switchback railway. The young man, though young, shows untiring industry and should rise to higher positions in the rail road.
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Willan T. Prear
Lehigh Valley
Conpiny
Dlatrie Wissenger
Delaware and Hinson Ailroad Company
Ater Thuilaelie
Cords HW
Chess
Pirlo Radvoml
Pryor
Streetcar Strike Escalates as Plans for Six Month Campaign Form
The streetcar and trolley company both reject any amicable settlement while announcing a six months campaign. Work begins on new route plans and cars resume service on some lines. Donations from Miners and theatrical groups support the strike, as youths are arrested for stone throwing. A Maccabees unit endorses the strike with sympathy and financial aid.
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Cmt Ame
Plains
Carbondale
Peekville
Scranton
Marvine Calliery
United Mine Workers
Teel
Mooste
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Hell
Witen
Howard Davis
Willie Anderson
Wendell Phillips
Sumner Avenue
Stephen Dyer
Scranton Railway Company
Lafayette
Howe
D. W. Evans
James Roche
Eli Longacre
Police and Aldermen Report On Cash Theft and Arrests
Police note Jennie Hiring was arrested at a residence near Contelf Parky following a disturbance. Witness MM. Donal and two employees testified. Olin Nine and Michael Gon hem were bailed by Alderman Kiddy on Tuesday night for the theft of five pounds of chane from a nearby quarter.
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Jennie Hiring
Doe
Lutieh-tagon
Abferiuu Shuddy
Lear
Donal
Cantriotin
Olin Nine
Michael Gonhem
Kiddy
Ehane
Contelf
Qe te Michaellan Bras and Co
A brief notice from a business entity appears in the column listing an address at Wuasington avenue. The fragment mentions a local firm name and place without specifying context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaellan Bras. & Co
Ta Wuasington Avenue
Electrocution Fatality at Local Works Incident
Carden, a helper at Alledioun LoconoLve Company's works on EMT street, was electrocuted while handling equipment. He fell unconscious after contact with live wiring, and despite ambulance attempts, he died. The body was removed to the Carden home on Prospect Avenue, South Scranton. he was twenty six years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Cerne
Hiternie
Alledioun LoconoLve Company
Theron
Lackawanna Hospital
Mandertaker Cusick
Carden
Prospect Avenue
Scranton
Dhe
Uncle of Rev Alrich Dead In Philadelphia
The uncle of Pastor Alrich has died in Philadelphia, delaying his return home and leaving Crave Reformed Episcopal Church without its regular occupant until next Wednesday. The Rauibroud Young Men's Christian Association secretary will preach both morning and evening in his absence.
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Philadelphia
Alrich
Crave Reformed Episcopal Church
Rauibroud Young Men's Christian Association
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Citizen Reform
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American Locomotive Company
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Trandsome Furniture
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King Miller
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Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
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