Mass Labor Demonstration in Carbondale Draws Thousands
In Carbondale Lackawanna County the largest labor march in history drew between 5 000 and 10 000 participants. United Mine Workers led a broad trades union presence with bands, local UMW units, and civic leaders. The procession covered Main and Lincoln avenues ending at the municipal building with meals provided at several halls. The day featured speeches from a hotel balcony at 2 pm.
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Wyesterday
Carbondale
Upper
Lackawanna Valley
United Mine Workers
Death of Miss Lena Rhodes Shocks City
News arrives of the death of Miss Lena Rhodes last Friday at Herrick Center after a hurling accident on Sunday. A former resident, she was active in Baptist circles and sung in the church choir. She had been living in Philadelphia.
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Lena Rhodes
Herrick Centre
Miss Rhodes
Baptist Church Cireles
Philadelphia
Local social notes and health updates from Parelew and Scranton
Miss Nelle McNulty hosted guests from Scranton on Parelew Street last week. Mittie Hughes Brown plans to return today from visiting her parents in New York. Edith Ridholls of Salon Avenue is ill with typhoid fever. Jerome Wetherby, operated on for appendicitis, to be discharged from Dr Wheeler's hospital this week. Work advances at the Anthracite coal storage plant with small-site dumping near the river beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle McNulty
Parelew Street
Missex Winifred
Kate Curran
Scranton
Mittie Hughes Brown
New York
Edith Ridholls
Salon Avenue
Jerome Wetherby
Wheeler
Community Notes From the Region This Week
Mr and Mrs Joseph T Somere entertained their daughter Mrs Evans and children of Scranton last week. Rev P E Welthasse and wife depart for Syracuse to make their home. Public schools opened with full attendance. Local farmers with silos are filling them. Mrs Charles Riew and daughter return from visit. In Connecticut Rolland Charles Herbert Smith Miss Lenna Tiffany and Miss May Haslam leave for Stroudsburg Normal School. Floyd Finn enrolled at Key Stone Academy this year. Mrs Dr Hannah Price returns to Chester Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Somere
Evans
Scranton
P. E. Welthasse
Syracuse
Charles Riew
Connecticut
Rolland Charles
Herbert Smith
Lenna Tiffany
May Haslam
Stroudsburg
Floyd Finn
Key Stone Academy
Hannah Price
Chester
Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea by Chamberlain Remedy
A reader recounts a long struggle with diarrhoea ending in recovery after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial notes relief after a few doses and praises the product as widely available through Matthews Bros. agents.
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Chamberlain
Times
Illetilie
O. RB. Moore
Matthews Bros
Mrs Emily Hall Dies At Home After Long Illness
Mrs Emily Hall died at her home Monday morning after twenty three years of illness and a year bedridden. She had endured long invalid years requiring constant care and attention at home.
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Emily Hall
This Place
Obituary: Mrs. Hall Remembered in Dalton Burial
Mrs. Hall a former teacher in Dalton and Glenburn died after a long illness. She was born in Owemo New York and married William Hill in Maine. Survived by three daughters, one sister in Castle Creek, and her church. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Dalton Baptist Church with Rev. Robert K. Thompson presiding. interment in Hickers Grove Cemetery Waverly.
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Hall
Owemo
N. Yu
Cole
Dalton
Glenburn
Wiliam Hill
Maine
Jesele
Lephe Hall
Harriet Shoemaker
RH. J. Shoemaker
Newburyport
Mare
Elister
Castle Creek
Dalton Baptist Church
Robert K. Thompson
Lieter
Mabel Colvin
Hickers Grove
Waverly
Parades draw crowds from Jermyn and Mayfield
Residents from two boroughs spent yesterday out of town with large parades in Scranton Carbon dale and Lake Chapman. At Lake Chapman clubs held events a clam bake produced a mishap while a community baseball game captained by C C Winter and Jimmy Sharkey drew notable local players. Fights over sewer extensions and local appointments also surfaced as Miss Manidine Styrmer and C A Battenburg plan nuptials. The day ended with rainfall easing tensions and preparations for a legislative convention in Priceburg.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Lake Chapman
Crystal Jake Awe
Century Sewing Club
Ladies Magazine Club
Crystel Pire Company
Thoee
Teums
C. C. Winter
Jimmy Sharkey
Linvie
Winters
William Graves
Misa Rachel Griffiths
Albany
Utica
N.Y
A. Willivan
Sen
Ralph
Moyntello
Manidine Styrmer
C. AL Batetenbrg
Archhald
A. A. Willman
South Main Street
C. Ed. Pengenden
Ocean Grove
Emmet Cole
Sweeney
North Main Street
Mise Mamie Wint
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Heffering
Plymouth
Sadie
Mame Timlin
Mainstreet
Burglary Case Settled for Seventy Five Dollars
Joseph Kalot of the Ridge was accused with Ma Thompson of stealing papers from Squire Mason. Kalot pleaded guilty before Justice George Smith and agreed to settle the case for 75 dollars. All involved were willing to conclude the matter.
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Joseph Kalot
Thompson
Wien
Squire Mason
George Smith
Belle Benjamin
Yortentay
West Chester
Stute Normal School
William Allen
William Cunftingham
F. P. Benjamin
East Windsor
N. Y
Susquehanna
J. J. Grover
D. W. Blickey
JG. B. Holleran
Peckville
Cure for Nervous Diseases and Female Complaints
Claims a remedy for nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness pile kidney troubles and female complaints that goes to the seat and cures thoroughly and speedily. Sold by Matthews Bros a.
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Matthews Bros, A
Taylor schools reopen as teachers take assignments
Taylor borough resumes classes after a three month vacation. Teachers assigned to No 1 on North Main with Principal James F. Poley and aides. No 2 on Grove Street under Miles Bullth Van Buskirk and staff. other staff names listed. Evening address at Welsh Congregational church by John Ledwick on church singing and how it should be sung. Local union turnout at Scranton parade. Miss Louisa Nicholas wins second prize at a local eisteddfod. Taylor Silver Cornet Band to perform at Atherton park picnic. Residents travel, visit, and return from trips with several local names noted.
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Wchool
North Main Street
James F. Poley
Hattie Mackengle
Janet Inglis
Gertrude Morris
Grove Street
Miles Bullth van Buskirk
Mises Jonnie Nicholas
Polly Davis
Libby Jones
Susie Harris
Edith Watkins
Mise
Mary van Buskirk
North Taylor
J. Phillipe
Mise Heesle James
Ruath Taylor
Mises
Margaret Winteford
John Tt. Ledwick
Youngstown Ole
Welsh Congregational
Bubjeet
Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Taylor Land
Louisa Nicholas
Taylor
Kea Deen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Atherton Park
Bouth Malin Street
Mise Meg Tomvs
Greenwood
Edwardsdale
W. M. Evans
Dover
N. J
N. J. Spent Yesterday At the Home of Mra. EK
Spring Brook
H. H. Harris
Dew Sant Lodge
True Ivorites
West Scrantin
Hannah Davis
Bellevue
Halingh Powell
Miain Street
Mirees Ida
Laura Sperber
Taylor Street
Mlowwie Warwick
Peckville
Tunkhannock News Briefs and School Notes
Local report from Tunkhannock notes Selah to Scranton rail link changes and a fall ascent, with school events under Prof J Mure-Tuvh. Mary Shook, Mind Bewle Leighion and Mie Sully Bannatyne hold roles in intermediate grades. Mary Jane’s sister cited. A Scranton visitor returns home. upcoming weddings and church plans are mentioned. A contractor from Low Youk buys marble stock. Valley line trains run to Lake Carey with 150 passengers. arrangements affect the Valley and Montrose routes. the county institute timing and Christmas vacation discussions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentore
Miya
Mary Janne
Sovrit Scielies
J. 8
Awishin
Jenmor Cintral
Scranton
Miew
Mary Sheok
Frank Whitrick
Presbyterian Church
Wedneelay
Mteo
Prifiaor Jurvle
Wyowinig
Adver
Helmng
Thane
Local visitors greet townsfolk in Olyphant and Archbald
Miss Ella Swannick returned from Carbondale. Miss Agnes McAndrewa and Miss Bridget McAn drewa of Archbald visited. Anna and Mary Dougher of Wilkes-Barre are guests in town. Mrs. James Brown and her daughter also called on friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Swannick
Carbondale
Agnes
Bridget McAndrewa
Archbald
Bunday
Anna
Mary Dougher
Wilkes-Harre
James Brown
Announcements of the Railroads for State Fair Travel
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces special round trip fare to the State Fair. Scranton to fare is 4.28 dollars with tickets on sale September 11 12 13 and 14. Return validity to September 11 or before on regular trains except the Hiack Diamond Express with extensions possible for Saratoga at extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Saratoga
Transcontinental Rail Fare Offer Through 1904
On the first and third Tuesday in each month during 1904 trains depart from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway to multiple western states with one fare plus two dollars for round trip and 21 days of food. For information contact W. B Howell or A. 08 Broad, New York, or John K. H. Pott, Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Poltire
Towa
South
North Dakota
Minnhesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
W. BL Howell
G Bop
Brodwain
New York
John KH. Pott
William Treet
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets to western cities via Chicago route
Special excursion tickets will be sold from Chicago via Kiengs Milwaukee and St. Paul railway on August 21 September 4 and 1sth to Deadwood Spear flee Rapid City and Custer. Also to Casper and Sheridan Wyoming at one fare plus 2 for the round trip. Return allowed. details from W. Howell GM Broadway New York or John H R Pott DP A 480 William St Williamsport Pa.
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Chicago
Kiengs
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Deadwood
Spearflee
Rapid City
Custer
Casper and
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
W. & Howell
B.A
Broadway
New
Special excursion tickets to Denver and nearby cities
Special excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Peeble Glenwood City and Ogden Utah will be sold from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway on August 1 and September 4 and 18 1900 at a rate of one fare plus $2 for the round trip Information available from W B Howell or R Pott at provided New York and Williamsport addresses.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Peeble
Glenwood City
Ogden
Utah
Hicnge
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Howell
G. BR
Bromway
New York
Or Inc
R. Pott
Willan St
Williams
Port
Railroad Agents Offer Excursion Tickets At Special Rate
Agents of the Lackawanna railroad announce sale of excursion tickets at fare and one third with a minimum and cents. Children aged five to eleven receive half the adult rate. The offer targets family travel and may appeal to budget conscious passengers.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Dunmore Doings Official Minutes Record School Changes
The mantle meeting of the benough delegates in Dunmore discusses minutes, tax and salary actions. Officials Magwerty Quinn Crt Nello Miller and Mr O Malley attend as panels review teacher placements and raises across building numbers. Warrant for tax collection issued. several staff changes and adjournment noted.
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Benough
Dmneter
Saterday Gli
Jae
Deiciogaal
Sid Kin
Cometric
Magwerty
Quinn
Crt Nello
Miller
O' Malley
Melily Mac Hile
Peghott
Mies Mary Gilligan
Mias Avan Melialelava
Tom
Mise
Margaret Golden
Nora
Mies Kite Worl
Eva Montgomeny
Oohoter
The People’s Exchange: Housing Real Estate and Help Ads
A popular clearing house offering free insertions for housing to rent real estate and other property ads. Classified notices include situations wanted and help available with six insertions for five cents a word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benet of AM Who
For Rent Steam Heated Flat in City Location
Parcel of garbled rental notice appears for a steam heated flat in a city area. Mentions rooms, location near Green Ridge area, and modern improvements. Elevators referenced with best state location in Serantan. other elements are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Rome
Rontehionbe
Perteit
Bow
Lackawanna Avenue
Serantan
For Sale Notices and Classifieds From Scranton Ad Listings
A collage of sale notices and job requests including mortgage notes, collateral notes, and various listings. Names, locations, and prices such as Clark's Samimite 4,540.089. Central City 4,000. Washington Avenue listings appear amid unrelated notices for professions and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid
Central Oftf
Cweitral City
Lou Naeth
Fragmented Obscure Names Surface In Local Notice
OCR reads a list of seemingly random names and addresses with unclear context. The fragment mentions individuals such as Willem Mener Bridget Mowle Jowph Tot and Michael Melhor among many others with street references and possible affiliations, but no coherent event or action is evident.
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Keytenberg
Perrone
Wilvert
WD Botewick
Adolph Peniler
Thorman J. Conny
Emery Chapman
Mr Chiniong
Doe Awoph Delaney
Lochrifen
Malis Sven
Willem Mener
Bridget Mowle
Jowph Tot
Michael Melhorald
Thakely
Qin Meliale
Mine Manley
Gut Kini Street
Martin
Juinn
Juli Ruarie
Greve Street
Ellin Morthen
Adama Avenue
Th McBonnell
Oak Street
Mra
Straith
Jefferson Avenue
Avonet Smith
John Wathier
Clay Arene
Willian
Pietro Marino
Pasquale War
Iin
Deh Wiha
Lael Atrvet
Local notes and incidents from Favtorvuille and Drinker Street
Cintave Misehe, a drug clerk at Drugeiet Sdeede in Favtorvuille, plans Keystone Academy next year. Miss Marie Bigwen of Carbondale visits Drinker Street. she returns home. Mrs Sanders and daughter Minnie travel to North Mukely Street for a day. A Suburban company site accident darkened the borough and caused outages. A Ward Street vacant home fire, started by unknown means, trapped occupants as fire crews fought the blaze.
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Cintave Misehe
Drugeiet Sdeede
Sreitty Bigloes Iy Etyort
Favtorvuille
Keystone Academcy
Marie Bigwen
Carbondale
Myrtle Murne
OB Sanders
Minnie
North Mukely Street
Reunion of Old Vets Marks Forty-Eighth PVI Gathering
About 200 surviving members of the Forty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry met in Puttewsile to reunite. Major James Wenn of Boyertown was chosen president, with Major Daniel Nagle of Vottaville as vice president and B A Heid of Bottlevilln as secretary. Daniel Donne of Vale Ait was named treasurer along with Col C Bobgehell of Philadelphia and others in attendance.
Deafness Cured by Catarrh Remedy Offered for $100
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness is caused by catarrh and offers $100 to anyone cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. It argues nasal inflammation blocks the Eustachian tube and asserts constitutional remedies fail unless the tube is relieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cu Hove & Pub
Catareh
Mall
Catarh
Etry
Unclear OCR item from Er ie and Wyoming Valley transit
Fragmentary notes describe train or transit details between Scranton Hawley and nearby areas with times around afternoon and events with points on a rail line. Names and places are garbled but reference Erie Wyoming Valley and Lake Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Wewier
Lake Avenue
Hawley
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Moor
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Patterson & Wilcox
Attenson & RS Nation
Comegys
Tectia Building
AL W. Britholy
Sars Bldc
Physicians and Surgeons
Ph. W. Badlen
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Ington
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