New Ward Opens at Lackawanna Hospital for Children
The W T Smith Children's Ward at Lackawanna Hospital begins occupancy today with fourteen young patients moving into newly finished quarters. The wing features a sunny front room, white tiled floors, pink and white interiors, a large operating room for children, isolation suites, convalescent and nurses’ spaces, and a brick granite-based brick structure built by Conrad Schroeder to architect PM Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Judas
Stie
Lackawanna Hospital
Whede
Mie
W.T. Silith
Guiddessin
Soni Weels
Werd
Smller
Haive
Ibiren
Wilb
Eas
Elhoude
Willie
Chitkren
Conrad Schroeder
PM. of
Holden
Mayor Favors Turnpike Settlement Plan
Mayor Moir told the Tribune that a settlement of the Abington turnpike dispute is desirable. He backs paving West Market street in exchange for the Wom bing Wh deed of rights and urges acceptance of the offer at once. A joint council committee will meet next week to arrange talks with Turnpike president Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Market Street
Wombing
Moir
Hild
Paine
Turnpike Company
Reunion and Social in Malta Hosts Music and Dance
A formal reunion in Malta featured an entertainment by the Palestine senate Knights of the Ancient Esseniy order. An orchestra with Wilmayer Stanton Nowles Jones performed multiple pieces while soloists Vaanderveken Haas Hats Relohare May Guernsey and White contributed vocal and violin numbers. Caterer Mitchell served a moninquet as the organizing committee led by M B P Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Palestine Senate
Red Wilmayer
W. Stanton
Nowles
Liewellyn Jones
Local bakers named in city directory listing
W Guernsey TF F Tinkham F J Haas W V Handrick and Frank Horn appear among city bakers in the recent professional roster. The note documents several individuals running bakeries or operating as pastry makers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Guernsey
TF. F. Tinkham
F. J. Haas
W.V. Handrick
Frank Hornbaker
Hearing Off as Plaintiff Misses Charge Against Battle
Jennie Mitchell did not appear to press charges against Morris Battle a Black man from Center Street in a bedroom invasion case. Alderman Millar discharged Battle after no show and half an hour elapsed with no trial. Battle asserts his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Mitchell
Millar
Morris Battle
Center Street
West Lackawinna Avenues
Battle
Robin Hood Junior Arrest Highlights Peckville Boy
Karl Finch, a fourteen year old from Peckville, was taken to the county jail on a charge of mischief after wandering from home and living in a cave he dug in the woods. He used a hollowed out powder keg and other dirtied items to resemble a den for his activities. Deputy Sheriff Jake Ferber arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Finch
Peckville
Othe County
Robin Hoeod
Sherriff
Jake Ferber
Drunken man injured after fall near Western Union office
A inebriated man staggered along Lackawanna Avenue and fell at the Western Union Telegraph office striking his head on glass. Patrolmen assisted, he was taken to Lackawanna Hospital where Dr. W. Busch found a broken rib before moving him to the central station for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakkhawannu
Western Union Telegraph
Roarius
Dig
Lackawinnh Hospital
W. Busch
Youthful Vagrants Brought Before City Mayor
Joly Cantley and Charles Wise two boys aged sixteen and fifteen were arrested Thursday at the home of Sergeant of Police Charles Ridgway in Green Ridge on suspicion of milk stealing. They were arraigned before Mayor Molr yesterday morning and confined for investigation. Brooklyn is listed as their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly Cantley
Charles Wise
Charles Ridgway
Green Ridge
Molr
Theother
Brooklyn
Sporting Gossip and Local Football Prospects
A Scranton all star team may clash with the St. Phos eleven of Lickawanniningy as athletic talk heats up. Captain Eugene Tropp of the high school leads a nucleus rumored for the team amid fall sports chatter. Local events include a St Thomas football smoker and a team election meeting, while wrestling and basketball are highlighted by mentions of upcoming matches and notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatpion
St. Phos
Baele
Elty
Scranton
St. Thomas
Framett Kirkwood
le Yeurts Fusi
Willian O'Hiere
Kirkwood
Fae Forest
Semaion
Letra Daly
Wali
Mowliie
Champlin
Frank Kane
Yale
Bine Bull Lain
Elven Chew Min
Bine
Tack
le Bievele
W. G. Brown
L. Coy
W. M. Pincke
J. E. Wear
HB. Sheldon
Sulluwn
A. Ob Sharpe
Mac
W. S
Libow
Silk mill strike continues in Carbondale meeting
A large meeting of silk mill workers in Carbondale decided to stay out after a dispute over a raise offered by Mr. Frieder. The Central Labor Union delegates reportedly misunderstood the terms, believing the raise applied to all grades. A committee representing each class of workers will visit Frieder to present a rate schedule for a possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union Committee
Frieder
McTighe's
Central Labor Union
Frieders
Stes
Coalbrook Breaker Fails to Match South Side Mines Output
Mines on the South Side including Powderly Coalbrook and Nos 1 and 2 were shut down after the Coalbrook breaker could not keep up with mine output. Workers gathered on street corners as the city returns to strike-like scenes. A new breaker may be built on the South Side to allow mixing of coal for uniform grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalbrook
South Side
Delaware and Hudson
Donaldbrook
Executive Committee Drafts Rules for Carribondale Jubilee
The executive committee met last evening in the Burke building to draft governing rules for Carribondale's semi centennial jubilee. Attendees included Chairman O'Neil Oley, Treasurer Connor, and Messrs Grumian, Brown, Swigart, Sahm, and Mulley as they prepare proposals for the general committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carribondale
Attorney O'Neill
Burke
O'Neil Oley
Connor
Messrs
Grumian
Brown
Swigart
Sahm
Mulley
Shipbuilders gather for great navy construction bids
Washington December 7. Secretary Long presides over bid opening for about 40 million dollars of naval construction. Eight bidders contest five battleships and armored cruisers with several specification variances. Likely winners include Newport News and Cramps, Fore River, Union Iron Works, Moran Bros Co. A naval board will review bids to confirm the lowest compliant offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Newport News Company
Cramps
Fore River Works
Massachusetts
Tnion Ironworks
San Francisco
Moran Bros. & Co
Seattle
Wash
Naval Board
Congress
Long
Race Track Decisions by National Trotting Board
The Board of Review of the National Trotting Association continued its session. J Johns of Punxsutawney Pa had an application for release from fines denied. Several suspensions for non payment of entries fees were denied for George J Heit Paul Thomas F Smith H Wilson and Jr B K Silver. An application for release from suspension for non payment of entrance fees by J H Paterline of Shamokin Pa was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Associated Pros
New York
J. Johns
Funxsutawney
Pulline
George J. Heit
Bethlehem
Paul Thomas F. Smith
Williamsport
H. Wilson
Jr. BK. Silver
Punxsutawney
J. H. Paterline
Shamokin
Four Boys Whipped Publicly in Foulville
Unclear records describe four boys whipped publicly by a judge and parents in Foulville after a reported theft of apples from a frelsh tear. The text names several unrelated individuals, with many garbled phrases and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winire
Dade Con Comician
Walter
Transatlantic Shipping Movements List Liverpool to New York
Arrivals and departures in New York and European ports show ships like Cimianie Furnessia Hirla and Canquinin promoted from Queenstown to Liverpool. Liverpool and Rotterdam routes include Aller Tat Lorraine and Iiecania while Cherbourg and Genoa are mentioned as calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Cimianie
Frei
Liverpool
Furnessia
Glasgow
Hirla
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Boulomne
Watricia
Tamburg
Promerith Util
Cherbourg
Gibraltar
Aller
Naples
Genoa
Queenstown
Canquinin
Windt-Piimeuls Htotterdam
New
Supreme Court Rules on Estate Bequests to Religious Trusts
The Supreme Court through Justice Mitchell approves the judgment of the superior court that no estate or person may be bequeathed to a religious or eligible trust. The ruling bars such bequests from taking effect before the testator’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpha
Des. T
Supreme Courtie
Mitchell
Callethat
Ded
Willy
Barbers Form City Union At Thursday Meeting
The city’s barbers, dubbed tonsorial professors, voted to unionize at a Thursday eve meeting in A. Fidlam’s chair. Nearly all barbers attended the MeCN Wie session in EB. Niesen’s shop. They elect A. O. Fidjam president, Richard Malone secretary, Thomas Mannion financial secretary, and H. Niesen treasurer. A future assembly will establish permanent organization and set uniform rates with Sunday closure and weekday hours rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecn
EB. Niesen
A. ©. Fidlam
A. O. Fidjam
Richard Malone
Thomas Mannion
Niesen
Queen's Appointment to Arbitration Court Noted
Exclusive wire reports from AP noting international arbitration court roles tied to Lane Muneetote and figures including Sie Edward Malet and a former British ambassador to Germany. The piece references literary law at Cambridge University and related legal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lowth
Queen
Lane Muneetote
Edward Malet
Gritiehambander
Gerauny
Perse
Bod Justic
Ayyead
Doit
Wiellahe
Paiofoar
Clinbridge University
Ace Dsss
Unclear Source Improves Halitained Food Value Across Regions
A report by Associated Wnvel notes progress in halitained preparations raising substance in meals. Improvements are described as widespread across regions with better value perceived by consumers and operators alike.
Lord Roberts Arrives in Cape Olony on Canada
Pere Elizabeth reports Lord Roberts arrived this morning aboard the Canada at Cape Olony and was met with a splendid reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Pere Elizabeth
Cape Oulony
Canada
Railway auditor travels through Barwnton and Porty-second
Traveling auditor for the N. O. & WY railway, Ub G. Hawkins, was in Barwnton and Porty-second area with William Lewis and Jamea Addley Jr during a cited evening, details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Barwnton
Jamea Addley, Jr
G. W. Hawkins
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds from druggists if ineffective. features FE W Grove signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Grove
Vita Oweniae event at Linvolu party includes Norma Setgan
A social gathering hosted at Linvolu Sivent for Miss Norma Setgan with attendees including Del Pagh Hens Jenkins Thomas Willie Cooper Don Guard Manrell Flora Barrett Thorny Wire Louie Wire Belly Lucy Green Linzie Stellos Maud Jenkins Sam Cooper Norma Morgan and Benjamin Vaughan. The notice lists expectant attendance and a note of polura ce for the month of November at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vita Oweniae
Jou Hall
Linvolu
Norma Setgan
Altondaie
Thal Ware
del Pagh
Ddim Boles
Hens Jenkins
Dayal ‘Thomas
Willie Cooper
Don Guard
Charles Manrell
Sianien
Mel Willie
Thomas Thomas
Albwit Ware
Flora Barrett
Thorny Wire
Louie Wire
Belly
Lucy Green
Amg Leaves
Linzie Stellos
Maud Jenkins
Kiv Saunton
Sam Cooper
Norma Morgan
Mis
del Ware
Ain
Benjamin Vaughan
John Hall
Shores
Andee
Eteleck Touday
Wil Polurace
Charaki night program and ensuing community notices
The article details a lively eve with musical performances by the Lackawanna quartet and Frook 1 Fergngen, remarks by local leaders, and an afterglow of refreshments. It notes church services, entertainments, and a forthcoming opera house appearance by La Porte Comedy Company, plus local civic updates and a coal cave incident with repairs.
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Wooten
America
Lackawanta
Hanes
Scranton
Edwards
Don
A. I. Moghes
Seraaron
Apollo
Tie
No Corp
Walette
Ray Mrn
Wlite
Tin la Porte Comey Company
Opera Louse
Benjamin James
Wilkes-Hacre
Congregational
Elneh
Thornimgy
Susquehanna Street Baptist Chnel
Norrow
Eloir
Linn
Florence
Nulu
Mies
Annie de Topper von
Chunneli Kay Ghat
Golo
Misa Hachel
Mise Kill Vans
Mies Lisgie Favre
Witting
Mike Mure
Evans
Mise Rovilus
Wile Vitina
Colo
Clarence ‘Thome
T. W. Watkins
Ana Pute
Father Mathew Opera House
Privay Wulty
Tine
St. Matrieh’s Academy
Polumier
Lackawanna
Tackawanna
Mika Daves Gairdner
Millston
Mie
Be Willian
Mickele
South Gilwon
Daniel Davis
Taylhw
Unclear text fragment hints at town plant and public works
Fragmentary report describes a local plant near Wakely borough with references to taxes, injunctions, and a large workforce. Mentions a cave near the North Main street area and ongoing labor concerns affecting taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Wakely
Towple Bom
Moosie Methodist Episcopal church council meets Monday
The damaged text reports church events at Moosie Methodist Episcopal church Wes. Delegates travel from Mingoka and Jermyn for a council meeting at Hell place with morning services and Epworth League elections. Several officers are named including president Charles Osukder and vice president Mies Mi WL Hhdid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juli Murslind
Forestins
Ma Tsatah Maral
Mingoka Avenue
Wes
Prank Altemue
Jermyn
Ail Mies
Traveh
Gus Bowens
Hell Place
Moosie
Methodist Episcopal
Ehurelimlov
Hidiley
Echool
Clamier League
Epworth
Piystoterhin
Aviv
Geetate
Bewkiter
Torlow
Aereiny
Agee
Entertainments Cupper and Concert Report in Borough
A district entertainment event and concert are planned for Monday evening featuring a varied program. The venue lists browsing volumes and a guest list including local youth participants and notable attendees from Monk Dewey and Westenday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia Cebiedy
Westenday
Donald
Walted
Felda Welch
Rhiainy
J.B. Tavis Toslur Budge
Susie Advchards
Monk Dewey
Mistes
Sarah Hughes
Annie
Linesie Willian
F L Crane Furs Announces Wide Range of Affordable Fur Garments
The store promotes a full assortment of fur garments including laylored suits jackets long coats box coats neckpieces boas muffs and children's furs with the claim that prices are low and unsafe to pay less.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Historic Run
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted remedy for teething. It claims relief from wind colic and belly pain, promising calm for babies and quiet for mothers with the product available through druggists worldwide.
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Robin Hood
Western Union
Hivre
Lewis
Willis
Hamilton
Carbondale
Biel
Rose Williams
Port Jervin
Lizale Jones
Dunmore
Alice Gallagher
Mre. H. Stearns
Toronto
Laura Dix
Cinrfield Arena
Misa Kate Mang
Miles Anna Burke
Misa Whittle Mitchell
Mise Burke
Pike Street
Neary
New York State
Pellioth
Associated
I'resa
Knights of the Razor
Czar
Priceburg
Burke Fair
Kate Reardon
Guernsey
Pennsylvania
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey
Olyphant
Tanelea Wa Nnn
Merehai W. F. Ketchiom
Scutonsentertay
Barrett
Atiack
Aourkew
Lolding
Depot Street
Pechvihe
Baptist clatch-Hev
Thomas
Postar
Sirlees
Morristig
Mary Heel
Taylor
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Avenue
Nervita
O Saurany
Pili
Trength
Immedis
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson
Moses
Logis
Williame
Fleeep
Proiderguat
Edward Murphy
John Connors
George Promidergast
Hapriat
Oh Heney Will Oltiubaey
Pale New Wowk
Syeemaili
Pinto Stort
Nils
Aline
Mrs. Winslow
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