Democrats Nominate Dr Evans in Third District Convention
The Third District Democrats met at Coyne's Hotel in Minooka and unanimously nominated Dr. Evans of Clark's Green for the legislature. Dr. Ben Fane was reelected as a legislative candidate. resolutions condemned post Republican policies and urged enforcement of U S sovereignty, pledging support for county Democratic nominees.
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Coyne
Minooka
Dr. Evans
Clark's Green
Ben F. Vane
Cark’s Green
Coyne’s
John J Coyne
A. Nichols
South Abington
M. EF. Cusick
Evans
Hillside
Railroads and taxpayers contest township claims in court
Yesterday the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and Lehigh Valley Railroad with other taxpayers of Lackawanna township moved to challenge many claims presented to Marshal John P. Quinnan who is to report on the township debt. They allege fraudulent orders were issued to invalidate favorable marshal recommendations and demand proof no fraud or collusion occurred. A questioned order involving a woman for township work was noted but not yet at the marshal’s office. Quinnan will reconvene this morning in the Mears building office.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lackawanna Township
John PL Quinnan
Quinnan
Mears
Woman seeks $1000 in trespass suits over alleged defamation
Gabriella Vronis filed trespass actions yesterday claiming false malicious words harmed her reputation. She seeks $1000 from defendants the Flanderers Simon Neuressenus and Parney Barbaris. Voesoure and Dawson are listed as representatives for the plaintiff.
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Gabriella Vronis
Alteged Flanderers
Simon Neuressenus
Parney
Voesoure
Softley Wins Medallion in Window Display Competition
Ki W Softley of Des Moines connected with Harris Emery as window dresser won a solid gold medal from the Journal of Window Dressing for the most artistic window. The Chicago exhibit from which his windows were chosen closes September 1 at 61 Jackson Boulevard.
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Iowa State Register
Des Moines
Iowa
Ki. W. Softley
ER. W. Boftley
Pharris-Emery Company
Journal of
H. Harman
Chicago
Prize win prompts world wide display of trimmed shop windows
Harman's Journal of Window Dressing staged a prize contest for the best trimmed show window. Photographs from entrants showcase trimmers’ work including FB Orr Wilson of Pretoria and Hadward Kiddea of Limerick. BE. W. Softley, a Des Moines woman, sent a towel and napkin peacock facade photo.
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Softley
Chicago
Limerick
Ireland
Ottawa
Toronto
Canada
BE. W. Softley
Mr. Softley
Des Moines
Towa
Kick Fractured His Skull In Livery Stable Incident
Lola B. Smith of 415 Oakford Court, an employee of Brown's Livery Salable, was kicked in the head by a vicious horse while grooming it early yesterday. The iron shoe struck the right frontal bone causing multiple fractures. Dr. FP Long attended and he was removed to Lackawanna hospital where physicians reported he was improving by last night.
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Lola B. Smith
Oakford Court
Brown's
Will Visit Jermyn Camp by Special Train
The Sons of Veterans of Jermyn plan a trip tonight for members from this city and Carbondale. They will assemble at 7:00 PM at their hall, march to the Delaware and Hudson Station, and take a special car to Jermyn returning at 1 50 PM. The ladies accompanying them will be hosted by the Women’s Relief Corps of Jermyn.
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Sons of Veterans
Jermyn
Carbondale
Delaware and Hadson
Women’s Relief Corps
Miner Injured in Woodward Colliery Roof Fall
Thomas Pedigenus, a Polish immigrant of a few months in the country, was hospitalized at Moses Taylor after a roof fall at Woodward colliery Kingston. He suffers a badly sprained back two broken cribs and a dislocated hip though his condition is not deemed fatal.
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Thomas Pedigenus
Moses Taylor Hospital
Woodward
Kingston
City notes show tax deadline extension and officials' actions
Mayor signs resolution extending tax payment deadline to October 1 while Mingur Bailey delays. Bond of Richard Graves as Beott township tax collector approved at twelve thousand dollars with Albert Graves and G. L. Newton as sureties. Firemen relief meeting to review injured on duty cases. Two hour session of election contest commission with thirty votes examined. Camp 8 Lone veterans plan to campaign for representation, W. L. Nash eyed for division quartermaster at encampment in Magleton next June. Eleven youths form a non tobacco club in the board of trade building. A cave-in misattributed to Mr Lowry clarified: his property is about a block away. Teachers salaries study shows increased spending of $62. Highway robbery case against Frank Costello. Patrick Newell identified as victim. Several marriage licenses granted. Newsboys picnic preparations at Nay Aug park to support relief efforts. Reverend A. F. Chaffen among nominees for presiding elder. other candidates listed.
Thirteenth Loses Two More Members to Typhoid
Typhoid fever claimed two more Thirteenth soldiers Private Daniel Tubbs of Company B a Taylor native and Private Sylvester Detrick of Company F a West Side resident. Both died at Medico Chirurgical Hospital Philadelphia after being brought from Dunn Loring. Tubbs 24 joined at outbreak. Detrick 20 had served two years and rejoined from Camp Alger after illness. Parents of Detrick learned of his death en route to Philadelphia. Remains yet to be decided for burial back home.
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Daniel Tubbs
Sylvester Detrick
Philadelphia
Dunn Loring
Tubbs
Detrick
A. M. Detrick
Taylor
Company F
Mt Gyetna
Alger
Extradition Requisition Refused in Eppstein Case
The state department at Harrishburg refused Governor Tanner’s requisition to extradite Morris Eppstein of this city for larceny charges. A Chicago dealer, Biward Cohen, alleged theft of two sample silk underwear cases valued at 188 dollars. Eppstein testified he bought items on credit, paid partial sums, then left town. he was released on bail pending state action.
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State Department
Harrishburg
Tanner
Linet
Morris Eppstein
Chicago
Biward Cohen
Eppstein
Colleran
Chicago Detective Bureau
Nathan Vidaver
Rowan
Cohen
Mr.ness
Scranton
Nichols Magor Marriage in Blakely Aug 1805
In Blakely on August 1805, Samuel Kr Nichols of Olyphant and Mary A Magor of Blakely wed at the Primitive Methodist church officiated by Rev M Harvey.
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Nichols
Magor
Blakely
Samuel KR
Olyphant
Mary A, Magor
Hev. M. Harvey
Rabbit export boom from freezing trials profits boost New Zealand
A New Zealand rabbit export industry grows from freezing techniques with shipments rising to 1.5 million rabbits this year. Exporters pay out 4 000 to 5 000 dollars weekly in wages to about 100 trappers, with 700 000 rabbits last year and up to 1 500 000 this year. Freight costs exceed 2 000 pounds monthly as timber boxes and shipping expand. Season totals may reach 6 to 6.5 million rabbits valued at six cents each, delivering over 700 000 pounds to trappers and total colony proceeds around 700 000 pounds.
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New Zealand
Rabblia
Labor Day Call Urges Unity for Scranton Labor Day
Martin D. Flaherty, president of the Central Labor Union, calls Beranton and vicinity labor groups to unite for Labor Day. He emphasizes civic display, parade strength, and public support, with speeches by Frank Morrison and others at Bare AOL Park, urging broad participation and solidarity.
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Martin D. Plaherty
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union of Scranton
Libor Wni
Lnhor
Beranton
Permon
Scranton
Dus
Bare Aol Park
Frank Morrison
Entry White
United Garment Workers of America
George Chatne
Penneylvania Biute
Martin D. Flanerty
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agent Publicizing Rates
New York announces reduced fare window from September 1 to 4 with fifteen day initial period. Details and terms available through Lehigh Valley Ticket Agent.
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New York
Conpair
Lehigh Valley
Cold tea for soldiers on long marches and in Cuba
The article cites Ernest Hart and Sir Herbert Kitchener’s troops, praising cold tea as a thirst quencher during long campaigns in desert and equatorial settings. It notes testimonies from Indian commanders and General Wolseley era reports, arguing tea keeps soldiers hydrated without alcohol, with notes on lemon juice enhancing salivation. It contrasts British army practice with American social wealth and housing.
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Ernest Hart
Equatorial
Sir Herbert Kitchener
Boudan
Albara
Sir John Hall
India
Wolseley
Canada
Cuba
Egypt
Making Hides Transparent and Hornlike in Germany
A German method renders skins almost transparent by heating in oil or fat without tonnage operations. The process softens the horny skin, then polishing imparts shine and thickness. After drying and pressing the skin becomes tough and shapeable for commercial products.
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Germany
Ndvin
Excursion Fares For G A W Campment To Cincinnati
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers single fare excursion tickets for the National On campment of G A W in Cincinnati Ohio from September 5 to 10. Tickets valid September 3 4 and 5 let travelers depart Cincinnati and return between September 6 and September 30 with option to extend to October 2 by depositing with a joint agent and paying twenty five cents.
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Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cincinnat
Going Abroad Costs and Comforts Compared
The article argues that claims living in Europe is cheaper are misleading. It urges testing the claim with specifics about housing, utilities, meals, clothing, and fit. It notes Europeans may have cheaper clothes but questions overall saving, citing bathroom amenities, elevators, and heating details.
East Mountain Lithia Spring Bottling For Family Use
John A. Swayze, agent, 824 Mulberry Street, bottles Lithia water at East Mountain Spring for family use.
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East Mountain Lithia
John A. Swayze
Mulberry Street
Cawley Funeral Arrangements In Ecranton
In Ecranton Isis Mia Maria Cawley at her home Lord's Court funeral Thursday morning at nine. A high mass of requiem will be sung at St Peters Cathedral. Burial to follow in the cathedral cemetery.
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Ben F. Evans, M. D
DR. MacKay
Agin
House of Representatives
United States
Democratic Party
John T. Brown
John H. Bonner
del Carpenter
James P. Law
Paul Aten
Taylor Borough
Janis P. Law
Patrick Murray
John & Sullivan
Old Forge
John T. Tonener
Michael Clark
John Holland
Patrick Melvin
Benton Wwnhehip
J. G. Finn
James Donn
Patrick O'Tearn
Newton
Glenburn
Eugeore
BH. Rew
Dalien
E. H. Fisk
Lackawonak
South Diainect
M. F. Cusick
West
I. J. Dikkin
Southwest
Cornelius Stokes
Kent
John MeAbam
Scutt Lownship
South Abington—Firet
J. J. Owender
Beeond Ginthiet
A. A. Nichuls
John Botwe
Waverh—Goirge Bherman
North Abington
A. R. Carpenter
Covington Township
Frank Roherty
Kick
Hustler
L. B. Smith
Jermyn Camp
Miner
Mingur Bailey
Graves
Richard Graves
Beott Township
Albert Graves
G. L. Newton
Aittorneys
Veterane
W. L. Nash
Magleton
Board of Trade
Uwake
Pred van Buren
Board of Trade Building
Tribune
North Main Avenue
Charles Lowry
Lowry
Fellows
Board of Contra
Frank Costello
Alfermin Millar Yestordlay
Patrick Newell
bin Without
Castello Wis
Moir
Ball Toris
Licenbe
John Gyordock
Throop
Anna Laitsko
Brranton
Willam Campbell
Agnes McDoniald
Moosie
James Martin Bisbee
Washington Avenue
Delia McVoy
Hollisterville
Michael J. Murphy
Birch Street
Della Byerett
GY Touch Street
EK. G. Griffin
Stoad Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittwton
Wyoming
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Fowler
Ti. Eckman
Brevhen Jay
Ashley
Wilon Treible
Hema
Castoria
Chay
Thirteenth
Medico-Chirurgical
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Chestnut Avenue
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Harrisburg
The
St. Latte
Martin D. Flaherty
Central Labor Unon
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Ganette
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Florey & Brooks
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Matoes
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Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
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Ieart Lake
Heart Lake
Montrose
U. E. Crofut
Lackawanna Ave
Sea Island
Roe
the Great
Jotin U. Ladwie
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A. F. Kizer
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Sole Agunta
Clowes
Mt. Pleasant Coal
Noor
Commonwealth Building
W. T. Smith
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