Telegraphic News at Labor Convention and Senate Bills
Fest Page items report telegraphic updates from labor meetings and a flood of pending Senate bills. Local notices include shop openings, sales, and personal ads, with several short notices from Sta r Por Sale and Wanted ads. Municipal and social items mention Christopher Doyle injured and a trolley ride to a doctors’ dinner, plus Christmas gift ideas and housework help listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Faial Aevident
Coxton
Christopher Doyle
West Sun News
Local Scranton Visit Notes and Community Notices
William Noite of Scranton visits the city on business while several residents including Mecomb a Brown Core store caller, Mary Lewis of South Main Street and others pass through or move residences. Weeks ago a Thirteenth regiment officer James gens stationed at Fort slo cm is ordered to the Philippines. Local gossip covers sleigh rides to Pittston and job changes, with mentions of medical and retail advertisements and holiday notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noite
Scranton
W. , Mecomb
Mine Mabe
Donkley
Pine Street
Brown & ‘ Core
TLD
Culler
Tnt
Mik
Mayme
Anna
Pini
P. Conta
Jiudson
McGrearity
Witkesharre
Pittston
Mise Anna Leona
West
James Gens
U. B.A
Eho
Fort Slocm
Sinc
Philippines
Cty
Israel Bostock
Charles Alton
Teabello Alten
Wo ‘Ang
Dia Ding Allen
Nce
Johnstown
Panea
Allen
Snahager
Simpson
Watkins
Torletter
Nate
Chris Doyle Injured In Hasleton Fall
Local machinist Chris Doyle sustained a fractured hip after slipping on an icy walk in Hazleton. He returned from a southern trip and was preparing for a new job when the accident occurred. Doctors expect a three month recovery at Hazleton Hospital. Hospital staff at Pittston City will hold their monthly dinner at the Eagle hotel this evening with entertainment by Prevost and Newt/Levers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Hsleton
Chistopher Doyle
Att Doyle
Pittston
Lehi
Coston
Jeansville Tron
Haslecon
Hazleton Hospital
Pittston City Hospital
Fagle Hotel
Prevost
Newt Levirs
Local council and society events loom in city notes
Peephole of city life reveals a slate of meetings and social plans. The common council convenes tonight as Daughters of Erin Division 10, the Pittston Male Chorus, Eagle Hose Company, and Central Labor Union gather for varied activities in St Aloysius Hall and other venues. Nearby, a cottage prayer meeting hosts at John Bel ards on Frothingham street while C J Duke moves his family to Tomping street to helm The Industrial Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLEA
Daughters of Erin
Willleet
Pittston
Eagle Hose ‘Company
Central Labor Union
St. Aloysius Hall
Delegat
John Belardson
Frothingham Street
C. J. Duke
Industrial Advocate
Frederick, Ma
Tomping Street
Doyle Va
Pittston City
Santa Cau
Pont Ofice
Saint Nick
Henes
Atvick McCabe
Dorranceton
Jase Might
Mercy” Hospital
Wilkesbarre
Port Griffh
Joe" Ryan
Son
Afra
John Nion
Avoca
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton
Clerks' Association
hie @vening
Keystone Hall
Wil Parade Main Street
Joseph White
Humore Society
Otto Frierich
North Main Street
Theo, Zaher
West Phiaton
Mary Murphy
Port Gundieh
St. Jol's Carvch
Fater MeMamie
Market Street
Fatal Yard Accident Kills Coal Train Crewman James Grady
James Grady, 39, of Jonet's Ferry Bradford County, a freight train crew member, was fatally struck by express train No. 6 at Coxton Yard at about 2:40 am while crossing the main track to fetch coal for the caboose stove. He died instantly. remains prepared by Undertaker Donnelly and to be shipped to Homer’s Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxton Yard
James Grady
Jonet's Ferry
Bradford County
Grady
Sayre
Coxton
Undertaker Donnelly
Batial
Homer's Ferry
West Side News local notes and updates
Local briefs from West Pittston and Sturmerville report illnesses and moves, upcoming meetings, skating on ice, and community events. Kerr confined at home on Delaware Avenue. Squire J. P. Mackin's youngest child ill with diphtheria. Mothers’ meeting at 317 Philadelphia Avenue tomorrow afternoon. Charles H. Memory to relocate to Altoona for work. Slocum chapel rehearsals Sunday at 10. Grace Drum back from New York. Skating on a local pond praised. Margaret MacDonald returns to teaching after illness. Elizabeth Davis and Fin Traber of Nanticoke visiting then return home. Street plowing by Johnson in Foxboro area. Pittston Hospital collections acknowledged. Nicholas Mati injured at Clear Spring mine. hospitalized. Anticipated Washington's Birthday bowling event at the armory. plans for competitive program. West Side businesses advertise services and goods. Damon's Livery, Sauages, Dreamery butter, pickles, and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hi. Kerr
Delaware Avenue
Squire J. P. ' Mackin
Sturmervile
Afra
Robert Pasty
Philadelphia Avenue
Rive
Charles H. Memory
Altoona
Slocum Chapel
Christians ‘Uate
Grace Drum
New’ York
Sturmerville
Margaret MacDonald
Chon
Elizabeth Davis
Fin ‘Traber
Nanticoke
Johnson
Foxeter
Pittston Hospital Association
West Pittston
Trinity
Nicholas Mati
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Warnerner
Seper
J.N. Terwilliger, Prop
Today's Gazette
Marrisburg
Owen Mealy
Lou Shelley
Eninge
W. F. Staley
Water Street Teweter
ET Catera
Alec
Ovstore
Géylea
Harter
Yascon
Bert Music Hall
BERT
Frederick's Ark
Weav
Nortaaretern Bane
Aetron
Palla
Ifornia
Oregon
Ily
Chicago
Francine
Am Angeles
Amt
Port Ai
Chicas
Lawentsaten
Buortest
Wek
Cox
Philadephia
Pahant
Nathan Liebson's
Armory Building
McDonnell & Debbie's
Liebson
N. Liebso
Chris Doyle
Gompertz & CO
North Main St
Teluaing
Sarah Hadley
Anna M, Wyckopp. & CO. A. Tan
Main St
Anton
Smith
Wain St
Homer’s Ferry
Water Street
Kramer
Willams & Cary
Ittston
Harvey’s Lake
Harvey's Lake
Oneonta
Arly
Piet Fonians
J. O.D. Mangan
Matale Reilly
Stix S O'Conor
Atullis
J. Moser
Franke Mettale
John Gaughan
Frank Battle
Wim J. McKaig
AWS
Powers
Aln
Donnedty
W. At Pay
P Pit Kelly
P. Gallagher
Charles Amons
John Grace
Tam
Bue
Oveph ‘Keating
John Ford
MF. Ford
Jamen Murphy
Sylvester Gilles ¢Ie
Ling MacDermott
Thomas Blow
NG Joseph O'Malley
James Mooney
Messin
Chasis Shea
Frank Brown
Jacob Ripert
Atuthall
Martin’ Redamaton
Lyelock
Herries
Giles Hhtates i
West Side
Brown
Damon
Sauiaga
Kagper
Mead Schenck
Lewis Dros
Luzerne Ave
Exeter St
Lew
Davies
Walter Boos
Main’ St
Ng Ladies” & Gents Chalnk Vascon's
Watehen
H.G. Shupp
West Market St
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Ear'y Bird
Girticles
Delivry
H. G. Shupp
W. Market St
E. H. van Tageh & CO
Downing, Clark & CO
Sacks & Brown
Edaratis
Victory Nuts
Faultine OF Sices
W.E. Brown, Bai “Hone
Florida
D. Delamunty &Co
Exford
Brown’ Co
Brows
Waren
Armstrong
Kane
Whitman
Citizens Electric Illuminating Go
William Street
Pittston, PA
Music Hall
Rose Sydell
London Belles
Rui
Terry McGovern
Drow Circle Se
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