City Notes Koup Feseral Funeral Details Given
The funeral of the late Atiida Koup of River efiteet is noted with attention to attendees at the Mugen SPCIM. A special meeting of the Catholic Nietorical Society and Newthanelt is called at Uete Wall this evening at Bofelick with all members urged to attend. PAY DAYS The Telelune Lackawanna and Western company paid yesterday at several collieries while today payments occur at others. The Delaware wid Mideor trade made no payments yesterday due to a holiday.
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Koup
Atiida Koup
SPCIM
Catholic Nietorical Sociity
Newthanelt
Uete Wall
Bofelick
Dielrode
Teliwune, Lackawanna and Woatern
Dellevie
Tote
Onfor
Malletead
Damon and
Manville
Sloan, Hampton and
Nomination for Naval Academy in Scranton District
Marence BP Somimar of Scranton has been nominated by Rep William Connell for appointment to the Annapolis Naval Academy. John Henry Newton of Carbondale is named as alternate. The process followed competitive exams at Connell’s office. The winning candidate, Somimar, is a law student son of Lewis Sommar with strong mental fitness shown at the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marence BP. A. Somimar
William Connell
Annapolis Naval Academy
John Henry Newton
Carbondale
John D. Long
Navy
Connell
Tow
J. Z. Louchran
T. L
Bt. Thomas” College
W. EK. Phumsey
School of the Lackawannia
W. W. Grant
Scranton High School
Spimmar
Lewis Sommar
Atalison Avenue
Annano- Me
Speedway Hotel Opens Doors Under New Management
The Speedway Hotel Sunday opening showcases new management Cox Brothers with full public access, improved meals and 24 hour cafe service. Patrons praise elaborate menus, cool pleasant verandas, and unexcelled accommodations for outings in a first class, well located, cousen and commodious building.
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Speedway
Cox Brothers
Speedway Hotel
Sancous
Iself
Union League of Lackawanna Plans Campaign Meeting
The regular meeting of the Union League of Lackawanna county will be held in the rooms of the Central Republican club in the Price building on Washington avenue tonight at 8 o'clock. President P. S. Walter and Secretary George W. Marshall Jr. have circulated a notice urging all members to attend to formulate plans for systematic work during the county campaign.
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Union League of Lackawanna County
Central Republican Club
Price Building
Washington Avenue
P. S. Walter
George W. Marshall, Jr
Unidentified German Cure Praised by Court Physician
An unusual German remedy prescribed by Dr Krause, Germanys renowned court physician, predates aspirin and is said to rapidly relieve distress. Sold at Matthews Bros under the label Price Me Bold.
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America
Krause
Germany
Matthews Bros
Death notices for Mrs. Emily Mall in Glenburn
Mrs Emily Mall 74 of Glenburn Pa died September 3 1000 Funeral services at the family residence on Wednesday September tia er
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Glenburn
Mmily
Mall
Tia
Eisteddfod A Grand Success In West Scranton
The first annual eisteddfod at Meare Hall under Dewi Sant lodge drew strong Welsh and Scranton participation. Phillip Warren captured individual honors with two solos and half a duet prize, while the Palmer Juveniles won the children’s choir prize. The Wilkes-Barre group earned most memorial prizes amid broad adjudicator praise for performance and selection.
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Meare
Wilkes-Barre
Philip Warren
Dany
Dewi Sant Lodge
Mear
Scranton
B. Hughes
Palmer
Evan Jones
Mivele
Rev. T. (. Edwards
Kingston
Richard Williams
J. Williams
William Lewis
Orlock
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
Ivan J. Evans
David J. Davie
Jesus
Rachel M. Lewry
William H. Reese
Huth Thomas
Miss Thomas
Avery
Pearl Jenkins
Lucy Nichola
Naomi Jenkins
Rachel Lewis
Ruth Thomas
Jennie Jones
Actin
Froie
the Fairles
May Roberts
Alma Jones
Irene Roberts
Servion
Chilldren
Pearce
K E. H. Hipgile
Reese Reese
Judge Edwards
America
T. C. Edwards
William Connell
Anna Ff
Roberta
Mra
W. J. Véichs
Admiral
David Stephens
Thomas Abrams
Ros Conn
Esaid
Cisteddfor
Gwindy Delyn
Kos Cenln
Richard Williame
Simpson Mate Quintette
David B Stephens
Schubert Quartette
Tsalah Willams
Daniels
Eog Cenin
Mr. Abrams
Isaiah Williams
Davi Stephens
David Jdenking
David J. Davis
Daves
Lighted lamp nearly causes tragedy at Forest Court
Mrs. Ferriss of 536 Forest court sustained severe burns to both hands and a foot when a lighted lamp dropped during a punishment attempt on her son Willie. Curtains and furniture ignited but neighbors and bystanders quickly contained the fire and she declined hospital care. Local physician treated her and she rested well.
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J. H. Ladwis
Fragmented OCR Note with Prices and Codes
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered numbers and symbols including 35c 60c 45c and repeated letters. The text lacks coherent context or identifiable names, places, or events, preventing a clear news item.
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Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams
H. B. Ware
Williams
Poatoffice
Naval Academy
Clarence P. A. Sommar
Madison Avenue
Congressman Connell
THE
Union League of
Lackawanna County
Torwerth ‘T. Daniels
Wiien
N.Y
H. M. Edwards
H. H. Harris
Taylor
Joan Jones
D. BR. Thomas
I. H. Ripple
H. H. Hurrie
Tiwan Hike
Bnelbesth
Aa Ie
Ripple
Ite
Ton
Prise
Myfanwy
Benjamin Crimbs
Edwards
Engivyn
Wuehes
Englyns
Mooxte
Hiness
BE. H. Ripe Ple
Freedom of Wales
John W. Jones
Coleone
E. H. Ripple
Edith Watking
Daniela
Mise Mitchell
Mr. Jennings
Mies Mitchell
David Jenkins
Philip HM. Warren
Watkin Isaacs
Warren
Eanager
Common
Thomas M. Watkins
Miller
Nee
Elstediifed
Evan L. Evans
Benjamin Griffiths
Sarah Sainsbury
Indy
Swainbury
Gwent
West Side Glee Society
Denver
Benedict Arnold
Wilkes-Tharre
Bessie M. Mitchell
Forty-Fort
Splaik
Wil Jenninge
Aveca
Lewis
Grocers
Guarnia
Beecham
HPL
Ush
Brussels
Bugs
Place of Sale
Old Y. N. C. A
Crina Alt
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Reyer
S14
Spruce Street
Court House
J.D. Williams & Bro
Zenda
You
Cushman Bros. CO
Hudson St
Gildemeester & Kroeges Spiers
Krell
Smith & Barnes
Willard
Hallet & Davis
Pease and Vose & Sons
George W. Finn
Wyoming Ave
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