Michael Davitt Visits City Amid Public Career Reflections
Michael Davitt, noted Irish nationalist and critic of British policy, arrived in the city for a visit with his sister Mrs. Mary Padden of North Washington Avenue. He vowed to spend his remaining days in the company of honest men and discussed political views and activities, including reactions to President Wilson and international affairs, while planning a return to Pittsburgh. His remarks emphasized opposition to oppression and support for constitutional reform, as reporters noted his persistent public stance.
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Michael Davitt
Mary Padden
North Washington Avenue
South Africa
Paleo Nealing
Wwer
Tstal
United States
Dnive
Esau
Mei
Iiview
Vreiday
le Sah
Prayers and Sermons After Assassination Attempt on McKinley
Religious leaders from Providence Methodist Episcopal Church and others in the city delivered prayers and sermons for President McKinley after the attempted assassination. They urged national unity, condemned anarchism, and reflected on the nation’s faith and resilience amid the crisis.
Syrians in a fight near Serhaje streets described with injuries
A chaotic street clash near Serhaje streets leaves several injured. Police and local authorities respond as witnesses recount violent confrontations, including damage to property and injuries to individuals named in reports.
Charles Bailey Drowned in New York Waters
Former resident of this city Charles Bailey died yesterday near Widletoe Point New York. He was a former soldier in United States regular services stationed at Fort Jordan. The article notes his death by drowning after a gallant incident at the water.
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Fey
Spicker
Meirdibes
Ian Mearty
Trinity Hotheren
Mees
Bae
Alan Cebieese
Ana Sheet
Waiter
Putereon
W. Bailey
Derontien
Aelies Bailey
Fener
Chiecks
Gallen
Local Editor Opinion Noted in Public Notice
Fragmentary text suggests a public notice or editorial by a writer, with disclaimer of personal opinion and responsibility. The readable portion names a writer and indicates a published piece intended for public release. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Owen
Millinton
Aluetarchy
Bry
Ashok Thong
Hmugland
Ausiredia
Igs
N. B
Guernsey Hall
Scranton
Hing Case Recounted In Tribune Letter
A reader from Linton Street describes a confrontation at the GAR building after a pole painting incident. The writer recalls insults about the president and claims a punch from Hing, then follows to the Momuelal elgar alore to seek redress. The narrator notes his Civil War veteran father and references regional names as context.
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the Tribune
Churcin
Tribune
Hing
Linton
Garl Bilding
Lin
Outrageous Conduct of West Scranton Young Men
Patrol Moise taet . bive young gis wander chnut West Linton is oa sem niged mort of mon.
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West Scranton
West Linton
Notable Walk Dome Tale From Pittston Night
A fragmented report describes a group journey to Pittston followed by a police precaution for Tom. The text signals deception by three boys from West Scranton, with cryptic mentions of levitation and a late night meeting, while witnesses hint at concealed identities and a staged escape.
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Pittston
Tom
Ryaakiin
Pleasant outing at Mountain Park for Popera mill workers
A large company picnic at Mountain Park hosted by Relling David and Schoen for Popera mill employees. Bauer's Hunaceman provided music and dancing, with pastioe parades and cakewalks wowing attendees. The excursion returned at 10 o'clock, fully pleased with the day.
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Mountain Park
Popera
Relling
David & Schoen
Bauer
Hunaceman
Jill
Ely
PD Board Makeup Details From D L W Notes
The document lists the make up of the PD for today with names and roles. It names Monegan Stevens Wild Cate Bar 10 og a and others, though several words are garbled. The text provides a snapshot of the board composition and member mentions within a confused asset.
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PD. 1. & W. Board For Today
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Monegan
JO Fom
Pop Stevens
M. Wood
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Railroad Timetables for Delaware Lackawanna and Western
In effect Ava 11 1908 train times from Scranton to New York and other cities listed. Services include daily and Sunday schedules with departures at multiple early morning times and various connections to Buffalo Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Ava
Troint
Scranton
New York
Tolwlhan Pastalo
T. Vi
Sevacuem
Vita
Serpe
Sumlav
Neorthrmberland
Buffali
Ublenonteng
Train Schedules From Wilkes Barre To New York and Philadelphia
Historic notice lists train times and routes serving Wilkes Barre, Scranton, Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, Geneva, Towanda, and Buffalo. It details departures around 6 45 AM and 7 08 AM with connections to Philadelphia, New York, and Niagara region, plus passenger stops at Lehigh Valley stations and other intermediate points.
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Tay
Vrain
Scranten
Philadelphia
New York
Hharek Diartien
Mataville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Dherclabing
BT Op
Towanda
Cimivra
Geneva
Toohester
Ratialo
Niagara Kalbe
Chew
Polite
Yews
Hop
Symdare
Sapom Vilinan
Lehigh Vailew
Wilkes
Div Paew Apt
South Reintehen
Uehein
Pollinga Recervietion
Netark
Pijraleth
Philadelpnia
Matton
Merktehem
al Renown
Magen Chink
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Hutchinson
Mor. J
Wood
Tae Agt
Delaware and Hudson Rail Service Details Train Routes 1904
A garbled 1904 timetable notes Delaware and Hudson trains to Carbondale Wilkes-Barre Albany and Philadelphia with numerous station names and times. Mentions June 9 starting date and various connections, with references to Pennsylvanian routes and Adirondack area points.
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Boranion
Af Ata
le Ha
Lake Ledore
Wilkes Batre
RM Pointe
Oota
Penneylvania i Ropone
Albany
Pelait North
Arid
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