Erie Yards Add Night and Day Masters. Hose, Locomotives Upgraded
The Erie shopman will be pall for services in August as John TD Millen is noted, with several appointments including John McGirty as assistant night yardmaster, Daniel Flynn as assistant play yardmaster, and James Montgomery as assistant day yardmaster. The Susquehanna band will play at the Scranton firemen’s convention. A new hose wagon for Erie Hose Company No. 1 is being built in Rochester and will arrive soon. Rev Anthony Broderick is visiting family, Dr and Mrs F L A Godwin return from a trip to New York and Connecticut. Erie carried 160 excursionists to Riverside Park from Binghamton on Sunday. The line sees many locomotives and passenger coaches being built and wagon improvements along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Erie
John TD. Millen
Waslifornia
West Susquehanna
John McGirty
Daniel Flynn
Thaster
James Montgomery
Susquehanna Band
Scranton
Rochester
Erie Hose Company
Anthony Broderick
Moontrose
Hint
F. Broderick
John
Fla. Godwin
New York
Connecticut
Riverside Park
Janesboro
Binghamton
Stock to Move in Friday Opening Sale at Lackawanna Ave
By order of the assignee the entire stock from a shuttered clothing concern has been consigned to the New York and Philadelphia Consignment Co. The sale begins Friday at 428 Lackawanna Avenue between Wyoming and Washington, in the former Scranton Savings Bank building. Discounts advertised include up to 80 percent off, with a wide range of menswear and accessories on offer for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Aceute
Wyoming
Washington
Scranton Savings Hank and Trust Company
Photius Pds
Melton
Harris Cassimere
Hoya
Eheviot
Mverailx
Neek- Hes
Wandkerentets
Jess
Poods Amt
Localnotables visit Towanda amid court license transfer
Bo Prear proprietor of the Lake Winola House and Parkstan publican candidate FE Robinson attend town events. Hon OM Vaonelin of Meehan heads to a special court session for license transfer at MIT Citys Thotel. Myra Decker and Benja Tecker depose in a related matter. J R Miller hosts A Plath from Hazleton as guest. Wright family sisters Valkenberg and Clarences Wright join WL Reyne. Spencer Reed enters Towanda fair with horse Mabel in races.
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Bo Prear
Lake Winola
DD. Robinson
Parkstan
Tes
Asarelite
Bastian
Vanehn
Mit
Thotel Iron
Myra Decker
Benjamin Tecker
A. Plath
Pardee
Hazleton
My Town
J. R. Miller
Wright
Myron FP. Wright
Sistey
Miss Valkerberg
Albert Valkenberg
Clarenes Wright
Reyne Olde
Spencer Reed
Towanda Fair
Mabel Weentered
Village notices and social schedules from Paetoryvitle area
A garbled OCR fragment lists church events, social visits, entertainments and local appointments in Paetoryvitle and surrounding towns. It mentions Rev J A L Davin, plans for officer elections, gatherings hosted by Mrs Nelson Coon and Mrs Kalit Trewirldpe, and attendees at the Hartford area events including Young Men's Civiction editors.
Prolific Phila astronomer roots fame at fair
A Philadelphia Post report notes a demonstrable astronomer who gained attention at a fair. He entertained patrons in a refreshment tent while overheard by women discussing his forecasting of fortunes under a playful setup. The scene ended with the professional fleeing as the crowd reacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Philadelphia
Abel
One Sunday Devoted to Temperance and Odd Tales
In Whitney's Weekly Budget of News a tale recalls Zach Chandler's hunting misadventure. He shot at two white owls fighting over a hogshead of game, killing one owl with two heads and one body. The surviving headless bird was sent to a taxidermist and destined for Admiral Dewey.
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Baby Campbell
Thomas Eastwood
West
Harford Fair
Zach
Chandler
Torker Hil
Maine
Wieless
Binghamton
Admiral Dewey
Temperance Sunday Plan Amid Church Recitations
The Presbyterian church body proposes dedicating one Sunday each year to temperance. The Hygor people already devote fifty two Sundays plus the week to temperance, aiming to boost the movement. The churches hope to advance temperance despite critics and strained times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Allroy
Attorney Discovers Obstruction on Erie Track
William A Skinner of Snaquehanna found an iron bar wedged between a track sign and a tie on the Erie line between Great Bendu and Hickory Grove. He removed the obstruction just before Express Train No 5 arrived, arguing in favor of lingering on trackways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Skinner
Snaquehanna
Erie
Great Bendu
Hickory Grove
Mir Sktioner
Local Church Rally and Family News Highlight Community Events
The Sunday school at First Methodist Church celebrated Rally Day with teachers set to receive moiety on Wednesday. Rev. Ali Hradidek of Montrose visits his brother Rev. PoE Brod res. A poor apple crop noted in Ste Heonnaba. Brown-Conghlin wedding planned at St. Jefers Catholic on Wednesday morning. Local shops undergo winter repairs. An excursion from Binghamton to Rhersiie Park in Littesboro is planned. Frost and fall weather warnings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Hradidek
Montrose
Poe
Brodres
St. Jefers Cathal
Ehurch
Binghamton
Rhersiie Park
Littesboro
Stunt
Anion fenves depart Tix region amid odd chatter
In a garbled report, a group identified as the Anion fenves leave Tix 1h Whe Ariatee at Die stowe, with unclear references to events, people, and a scene of hurried movement toward a frozen area. The fragment hints at losses, lines, and travel details without coherent names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Stowe
Sahel
Thema Tsien
Leni
Sue Quehianni
Fragmented OCR Fragment Notes and Quotations
An assortment of garbled phrases references to a new state hospital and a Main Street bridge, with stray dialog about taxes laws and wills. The text mentions a Susquehanna area, public works, social events, and law related comments, all in a disjointed, unreadable collage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendalee
Lare Ani
Unclear text fragment about plants and rooting
Fragmentary OCR passage questions plant adaptability and rooting. It references times, methods, and people but readable details are limited. The text appears to discuss cultivating or observing plants that root readily in various vell settings.
Unclear text from Hatleteat Hervous tannery auction
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a tannery reduction, a feather sole industry, and an auction related to Hatleteat Hervous. Mentions Crewt Bem and Hagford, plus references to New York, Et Gall, Switzerland, and a state hospital plan. No coherent event or facts clearly emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervous
Gmx Boys
USA
James T. Dufuis
Haisiend
New York
Et Gall
Switzerland
Mew State Hospital
Biberia
MOOSIC AND NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES OF INTEREST
Mrs. Mary Henssier visits her son in Green Ridge. John H. Reel, off a month, resumes his engineer post on the Wilkes-Barre and Mausiern yesterday. Echoonaver and family visit friends near Bhickehinny. Herbert Copp lands a position or Throwp and may move soon. Tingley of Newton visits sister Mrs. Batley. Leroy Mullinex of Scott visits his brother harten. Miss Howie Watkins has secured a position in Scranton and spends Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Henssier
Green Ridge
John H. Reel
Wilkes-Barre
Mausiern
Echoonaver
Bhickehinny
Herbert Copp Thas
Pabure
Tingley
Newton
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Carbondale
Susquehanna County
Hallstead
Watkins
J. AL Davin
Tun
Rose Leyton
Tihredly
Froaday
Nelson Coon
Spemo
Abr. Reynolds
Giliedie St Apiort
Thea Mati
Wires P. Simreth
Daewlini
Mir
Mire Capwell
Vin Lua
Bi Wodhwin
Balle
Aire
Cowlelin
Pyles
Malvade
Atom
Foo Ftrrowie
Elmir
Alon
Beldun
New York, New Maver and
Hartford Railroad
Rod Herrick
Shaw
Chega
Whitney
Zach Chandler
Atturney
John PD. Miller
Sitht-Eecie
California
Firat Metheller Church
TLR
Beecham
Wyoming Avenue
Sale
Aly Wntiatete Gis
Torchon
Mle AM and
Jetram
Sida
Drapery
Nottingham
Vone
Isc
Veonkee
F. Hopkinson Smith
Caleb West
Maurice Hewitt
Richard Harding Davis
Hall Caine
Robert Barr
America
J. L. Connell & CO
Scranton, Pa
Sole Miller
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