Revision of registration officials set by courts of common pleas
A plan assigns registration commissioners to oversee voter registrations with a two party nominates. Five nominees per division will be shortlisted, with two to be appointed by the courts. Compensation for registration work is fixed at $3 per day.
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Courts of Common Pleas
Neighborly Neighbors and A Poor Relation At Broad
The Broad presents Neighborly Neighbors with Waters and cast including Otto Kerner Walter V Malton Harry Gordon Janes Dumont May Waters Minnie Connor Parker and the Lynch sisters The New Year features A Poor Relation Sol Smith Russell's play with a strong familiar company at Broad New Year’s day matinee and night A Millionaire Tramp at Lyric New Year’s Day attractions With elaborate staging Our New Minister comes to the Broad next Tuesday evening Also includes a testimonial on Electric Bitters by Geo W Roftman and local druggists Mayo’s pharmacy and Geo D Stroh West Pittston urging purchase
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Tom
Waters and Company
Sol Smith Russell
Berger
Talip
Pater
Alan
Ie Broad
Thompson
Ayer
Curt Hoten
Istic
Sylvanus Bartlett
Darius Startle
Skeezies
Billy Baxter
Obadiah Blurton
Lem Ransom
Nance Ransom
Dorcas Tattleby
Geo. W. Roftman
Harper, Wash
Mayo's
Geo. D. Stroh
West Pittston
Stubborn Wilkesbarre Fire Destroys Goeltz Furniture Store
A serious blaze last night in Wilkesbarre damaged the Goeltz furniture building on East Market Street. Fire crews battled dense smoke, water flooding the first to fourth floors, with the shaft and elevator affected. total damage estimated near 19 000 dollars and the fire declared extinguished at 11 42.
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Dusinges
Wilkesbarre
D. L. Goeltz
East Market Street
Schuler
Conference Sought Between Operators and Miners
A New York meeting of top mine operators and miners’ leaders aimed to draft terms for a joint conference on a new working agreement. A favorable reply is expected, with timing to be decided by a committee led by President Mitchell and district managers.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Hhe
A Mitchell
Mlewols, Fahy
Dettrey
Wisikety
Thomas
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Baer
Philadelphia
Mine Worker Committee
Board of Conciliation
Seasion
Reading
Tater
Anthracite Board of Conciliation
Jurors Drawn for Week of Jan to Feb 1906
List of jurors drawn from the vicinity for weeks of January 28 and February 12 1906 including James Bagin Edward Reap Arch Soxgrove Frank Reed Rogers James Crow John Coolbaugh Oliver Burke James Breen Michael O Brien William Dougherty Henry Cook and others with occupations from manufacturer to hotel keeper and foreman plus notes about garrison sales and skate prices in Avoca Pittston and Duryea areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bagin
Wyoming
Edward Reap
Pittston
Arch
Soxgrove
Frank Reed
Duryea
Rogers
John Coolbaugh
Exeter
Oliver Burke
James Crow
Avoca
Chester Brown
West Pittston
Thomas Roulin
T. P. Avil
James Breen
Michael ‘O'Brien
Exeterborough
William Dougherty
Henry Cook
Pittston Township
Tumbling Text From Shipwrecked Sailor Tale
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper page describes a shipwreck scene with scattered phrases about a native, a doctor, and an uncertain fate. The readable parts hint at danger and evacuation, but specifics are unclear due to damage and garbled characters.
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Mann
Prospective Sixth District Race Shapes Up In Puzzled Field
In the Sixth Legislative district a vacancy after Hon. Lorrie R. Holcomb invites several candidates as a special election looms. Holcomb may not run, eyeing Harrisburg instead, while party lines split. Republican contenders David Lewis and Bloss face possible third challenger if Holcomb enters, making a crowded contest and urging watchers at polls. Also noted is an advertisement for DeWitt’s Hazel Salve claiming cure for skin ailments and piles.
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Lorrie R. Holcomb
Holcomb
T Trlet
David Lewis
Sugar Noteh
Bloss
Pond Hill
Mdeavor
Youne
Cas
Williams & Co Novelty Stores Offerings At Retail
Williams and Co advertise a range of novelty stores and products. The notice highlights various unusual items and shop range available to customers. It emphasizes catalog variety and in-store displays for browsing.
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First National Bank OF
Capital
Say- Boucitea
Ings
Chas
H. Foster
SM. Parke
Joseph L. Cake
John A. Law
Joseph Langford
William 1Ison
Joseph J. Cake
Crane
Eal
Lllly
Goples
Enor Pennypacker
Atorney General Cason
Peck Snyder
Krise's
Hurley-Loughran CO
West Market Street
North Main
Meteo
Monet
Weenie
Torace Newman
Hishel Mnutl
Goeltz
Wennedy
Mitchell
Secret Service
Common Pleas
Garrison
G. B. Thompson
Icfleo
Canada
DeWitt's
Cd. Yater
Williame & Co
Bosworth’s
Pharmacy
Ave
South Main St
B. G. Carpenter & Co
W. Market ST
Letharrodiin Dite
Ture
Third National Bank
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
United States Depositary
Kaschenbach’s
S. Bros. & GO. Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore
Geo. F. Buss
North Main Street
Mulhauser Manager Clothing Department
Britigan’s Cafe
S. Main St
Acme Laundry
Auterne Ave
West
A.B. Davenport Shoe Store
Grocers
Lover