St Thomas College Eleven Crowned Undispurted Champions
The St Thomas College eleven are hailed as undisputed champions after a hard season. Local high school squads impressed with several standout players likely to join prep or collegiate teams. Notable stars include Kagene Tropyl, Hoggerty, Magmerty, and brothers Dick and Kinnitt Kirkwood, with talk of future college careers at Cornell and Dickerson College.
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St. Thomas College
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Tropyp
Teletromalve
Tihah
Syetor
Hig Hoggerty
Sion
St. Mion
Cornell
Universitieid
Magmerty
Develo
Lila
Dick Kirkwood
Kinnitt
Ast
Dickinnon College
Carlisle College
Teavon Hancote
Storms and Signs Predict Turbulent Period Ahead
The article warns of planetary alignments causing waves of crime, earthquakes, storms, and warlike events in the coming months. It cites Mars in Capricorn and Neptune in opposition, predicting storms from the 3rd to the 10th and 17th to the 27th, plus tidal waves along coasts and epidemics tied to microbes and weather changes. It also gives odd medical folklore and odd preventive tips.
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America
India
Bulgaria
Mesnen
England
Asia Minor
Russia
China
Mars
Efarth
Jupiter
Neptune
Venna
Atlantic
Gulf
Unlucky Days Warn Against Contracts and Markets
A dated notice cautions readers to avoid major contracts on unlucky days as stock markets may be unstable. It advises those born under an ill star to steer clear this month and promises guidance on meat purchases and fuel needs from Prof. Colea in Kingston Pennsylvania with a storm warning.
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Colea
Kingston, Penne
Coles
Kingston
The Power Behind the Throne at Lyceum This Weekend
Milred Holland stars in The Power Behind the Throne at the Lyceum with an enthusiastic audience. The romantic drama adapted from Schiller follows Avia and Baron von Hohen to a tale of love and betrayal in imperial circles.
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Lyceum
Mildeed Holland
Spacer camping draws large crowds at Acwlainy theater
Crowds have packed the Acwlainy this week to see the Spacer camping performances and the Spooners call the city one of their pet towns. Tonight the play The Wages of Sin opens after earlier shows The Wife's Peril and The Two Orplana drew full houses. Seek tickets early to avoid delays as crowds continue.
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Acwlainy
Spooners
Tods
Suenos Ae
Academy Patra
Neae Mantel
Aria
The Lost Paradise Presented By The Ideals At The Academy
The Ideals stage The Lost Paradise Monday night at the Academy with elaborate scenery and capable cast. Howson's Twentieth Century band and orchestra, famed among traveling companies, will headline daily concerts. Musical Ravens also perform as a specialty at each show.
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Academy
Howson
Musical Ravens
Handful of Earth Tops Quarter Million Sales in Play Demand
Joseph Murphy reports his song A Hand ful of Earth has sold over a quarter million copies and is in strong demand. The piece, sung in his play Shaun Bhue, has been performed before millions, with many managers seeking it for bookings despite licensing issues.
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Joseph Murphy
Ali
Shaun Bhue
Shaun White
Larry Donovan
Shaun Rhue
Mr. Murphy
Shaun Rhys
Lyceum
Kerry
El M. Sullivan Era Reverberates in New York Opera
The English Opera company staged El M. 8 Pinafore in New York with Dixey as Sir Joseph Porter and De Latean as Little Buttercup. The memory of Sir Arthur Sullivan was honored as The Lost Chord was played after his death was announced. The production featured a large chorus, strong ensemble, and a notable cast including Miss De Latean and Mr. Dixey. Next week Rammeralda will be repeated and Pagnacci featured. Theodore Thomas conducts Chicago concerts and Vanderveken prepares a Guernsey Hall violin recital with a Stradivarius violin. programs include notable classical pieces and arias. The Symphony Orchestra plans a Dec 10 concert at Lyceum Theater with Carl Dutt and Madyn Evans.
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English Opera Company
New York
Arthur Sullivan
Fay Valies
Artisle
Henry EK
Dixey
Joseph Porter
Zeke Decassan
Little Brittercup
Miss de Latean
Mignon
Carine
Mr Dixon
Runthorne
Mr. Dixey
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
von Weber
Ueinberger
Symphony Society
Mr. Thomas
Berlion
Weingartner Ss
Symphony Orchestra
Lyceum Theater
Carl Dutt
St. Jake's
Porsign Garden
Madyn Evans
Mendelssohn
Thanksgiving gatherings light up Archbald social scene
A lively Thanksgiving night in James hall saw about forty Archbald youths enjoy refreshments and games with many named attendees. Francia Weber hosted a birthday party at Weber's rink with dancing and late refreshments. A large Davis family reunion on Main Street brought together parents children and grandchildren for a joyous meal.
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Archbald
James’ Hall
Mabel Gaul
Mary Jones
Nellie Robbins
Mamie Avis
Emma Nash
Annie Moreland
Esther Pennick
Jennie Davis
Mercy Pennick
Lissie Curtis
Ella Ratchford
Annie Dunnigan
Alla Pfaff
Ligsie Nicholas
Mamie Lenahan
Bessie Powell
Minnie Berger
Minnie Savane
Edna Stone
Maggie Morris
Stella Fraley
Mamie Morris
Harry Barrier
Reese Thomas
Walter Getis
Esra Gaul
William Nash
Thomas Morris
Henry Sipple
Harry Engie
Elmer Shirts
Ezra Kahn
Joseph Hart
William Pfaff
Ezra Morgans
Herbert Lynch
Owen Lenahan
George James
David Stanford
Francia Weber
Weber
Edward D. Davis
Main Street
Edmerd D
Davis
Dire
Davis family and Edith James funeral notices from Hyde Park area
Edward E. Davis and family of Hyde Park along with relatives in Wilkes-Barre and across Hyde Park are noted. The funeral for Edith James of West Scranton is set for Calvary Baptist Church at 2 PM with Rev. Dr. H. H. Harris preaching and Forest Home Cemetery burial. Directors of Forest Home Cemetery Association convene this evening. A stereopticon show by Keith & Denning is planned at Weber's rink tonight.
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Edward E. Davis
Hyde Park
John FE. Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Isaac J. Davis
Ekvan
Lizzie Davis
Eva Davis
Edith James
West Scranton
Calvary Baptist Church
H. H. Harris
Forest Home Cemetery
James
Thomas A. James
Forest Home Cemetery Association
Weber's Rink
Keith & Denning Stereopticon Picture Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taylor, Pa
Babbath School
Epworth League
Forward Movement
W. G. Simpson
D. D
Clinton B. Henry
Harris
Willie
Robert Pdyke
Main Street
Tobyhanna
Archbald
Mecca of Domestics in Australia Said to Outshine England
Mrs. Douglass Campbell who spent eleven years in Australia claims Queensland offers better wages leisure and liberty for domestic servants. She says maids are treated as part of the household with owners funding homes and even joining balls and theater outings while bush workers gain extra respect and autonomy.
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London Daily Mail
Queensland
Douglass Campbell
Argyll Lodge
Bognor
Sussex
England
Australia
New York Fashions Evening Hats and Hair Ornaments
Special correspondents describe high class evening hats in white tulle with velvet roses, rhinestones, beads, and gilt ribbons, plus assorted black net and miroir velvet styles. Hair trends include waisted pompadours, side parting with waves, and dual plaits with decorative ornaments.
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New York
Liberty
JEWETT Typewriter Features Highlight Ninety-Two Characters
The advertisement touts the JEWETT typewriter as the best light touch machine with automatic cleaning brush and stiff proof of performance. It claims unique line shading and ninety two distinct characters, more than any other standard machine, and promotes trials and other models including No. 10.
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Jewett
Easil
Jewett No
Fashion notes on dress trimming and accessories
The article describes new dress trimming styles including braid or velvet rows with yoke effects, cashmere with black velvet accents, and matching hosiery and slippers. It cites colors, glove lengths, collar styles, and popular details like baby ribbon velvet, spangled hosiery, and pastel gloves suitable for evening wear. It also recommends Murray & Lanman Florida Water as a Christmas gift.
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Murray & Lanman
Francesca
Mousauetaire
Kittle Marshall
Krause's Cold Cure Promoted in Advertorial
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a prepared convenient remedy. It claims the product is easy to take and more effective than speedy cures for obstinate colds, priced by Matthewa Biol 4.
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Krause
Prige the
Matthewa Biol
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