West Side Republican meeting backs Quay for president
Major Everett Warren led a Scranton area political gathering at South Main rooms endorsing Matthew Stanley Quay for U S president. The event featured speeches by Warren and other Republicans, plus a reception for the viaduct project and a brief business session approving a supportive resolution for Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Warren
State League of Republican Cluba
West Side Republican League
South Main Avenue
Colonel Ripple
Daniel Williams
Fred J. Widmayer
Matthew Stanley Quay
League
United States
Republican Party
Win
Tinjamin Harrigan
Republican League of
West Side
Scranton
F. Trobathan
Charles FE. Olver
Wiliam Dawson
Major Warren
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas RB. Reed
E. FE
Robathan
Oliver
Memorial service for J J Upennich held by Beranian lodge
In memory of John Jordan Upennich founder of the Ancient Order United Workmen, services were conducted by the Beranian lodge last night at the hall on Lackawanna avenue. Speeches were delivered by Julius eee Obadiah Arnold John Karcher and D Dr Newton Reynolds Bros Hotel Jermyn Wy oming avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jordan Upennich
Ancient Order United Workmen
Beranian Lodge
Lackawanna Avenue
Julius Eee Obadiah Arnold
John Karcher
D Dr. JR. Newton
Ball of William Connell Hose Company at Germania Hall
Germania Hall glowed for the William Connell Hose Company annual ball with a large crowd and C. J. Ruddy as master of ceremonies. Mrs Patrick Gibbons slipped on ice near her Pittston avenue home breaking her right leg above the ankle. The Har rity funeral will be held at St John’s Church with high mass at Irving Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
William Connell Hose Company
Germania Hall
Patrick Gibbons
C. J. Ruddy
Mich* Connolly
Thomas Cawley
Hose
Arthur Schaffer
Charles Stone
Chas, Simrell
John Gibbons
Joseph Ruane
Daniel P. Battle
BE H H. Jordan
Frank Moeller
Thomas Gallagher
Sterling Simrell
David Burke
Thomas Donlan
Andrew White
Edward Crane
Edward Simrell
Fred Gelbert
John O'Neill
Patrick Durkin
James Keogh
Richard Farrell
John Weinz
Pittston Avenue
Gibbons
Ripple Street
South Side Board of Trade
Margaret Harrity
Ohn Harrity
Irving Avenue
St. John's Church
Hyde Park
Reverend Davis to Lead Welsh Baptists Tomorrow Services
The Rev W F Davis will occupy the pulpit at the Welsh Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. He will preach in Minglish in the evening and administer the ordinance of baptism. Other items note attendance at a gathering, visitors from Wilkes-Barre and Keystone Academy, local injuries, and upcoming services with Rev W G Watlinge in North Main Avenue. The Message From Mrs A J The Returned From the Other World is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Joshua
Aarnery
Frances J. Collamer
Roxe Bloom
Wilkes-Barre
Mis
Pillaion
Thomas Eyana
Thomas Morris
Aor
Coortvel
Company Armory
Annie Jordan
West Markettreet
W. G. Watkinge
Main Avenue
Mra
A. J. Eines
Funeral of Infant Dies on Blakely Street
The funeral of Fanny Helen, seven months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gwarts of Blakely street, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Also notes on a magazine club organized in Dr. EF E Carty’s rooms, Loyal Legion meeting, Rev J G Gilfillan preaching, a birth at Cherry street, hose company electrical wiring, Young Ladies Mission circle election postponement, Frank Jones with a lame leg, Mrs. Bulger’s return, and Dunmore interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Helen
W. W. Gwarts
Blakely Street
EF. E. Carty
E. BE. Carty
Mise Ines Key
Harry Winters
The
Loyal Legion
Gilfillan
West Chester
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Sansenbough
Cherry Street
Independent Hose Company
Latires
Mission Clore
Anna Boyd
Monroe Avenue
Scranton
Frank Jones
Brook Street
Michael Bulger
Pottagille
Davebter
W. W. Swarts
Dunmore Cemetery
Baseball Player Movements and Spring Plans Revealed
The note lists multiple player moves and signings across teams. Martin Hogan declines a role in Youngstown. Greminger joins Buffalo after last year's Cleveland club. Mynheer Kuntzsch contemplates Minahan at first base while Blakey seeks a third base trial. Toronto names Buckenberger as captain with unofficial reporting. Alex Smith signs with Brooklyn after a strong Eastern league season with Feranten, despite early finger injury. Egan and Stackhoure, ex Media Bell graduates, return for another season with Providence and Brockton respectively, with Egan aiming for the mound and Stackhoure to cover third. The New York club eyes Jowett Merkin and Charley Farrell, who face contract friction over advance money and travel. President Freedman plans a city proclamation. Manager Hanlon vows a March trip to Macon with Baltimore, predicting a formidable lineup and pennant bid. The passage also mentions sociological musings and a humorous aside about a bee joke and a boy named judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hogan
Youngstown
Greminger
Clevelands
Buffalo
Mynheer Kuntzsch
Minahan
Blakey
Jack Glesacock
Toronto
Buckenberger
Piteburg Chronicle
Alex Smith
Brooklyn
Feranten
Jack Egan
Jack Stackhoure
Media Bell
Luba
Ean
Providence
Macon
Tnion Park
Baltimore
McMahon
Robbie
Doyle
Retz
Jennings
McGraw
Kelley
Brodie
Keeler
Munyons cures touted in three day free trial
A three day free distribution of Munyon remedies ends Tuesday amid many reports of rapid cures. Letters praise Prof. Munyon’s methods and the sugar pellet system. The ad lists numerous products with prices and urges readers to try the treatments and request free medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Prof
Muliyon
Price
Munoyon
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Mug Robin yn Swill West Side anthem in Scranton Tribune
A sprawling verse declares love for the West Side of Scranton, contrasting it with the East and calling for civic action. It contains musical imagery and urban pride, referencing Hyde Park style crowds and Price Street views, with a plea for a West Side viaduct to aid the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
West End
London
Scranton
West Side
West Shire
Whitechapel
Bobby
Dev Sane
Hyde Park
West
Lve
Witty Fragmented Humorous Bits From A City Page
The fragmentary item compiles jokes and quips from a city page, featuring a quarrel over carpet laying, a sports betting dig, a rooftop icicle intimidation, a child’s penny choice at Sunday school, thermometer woes, and light verse. Names and exact sources are unclear.
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News of the Suburbs
Luce Bros
Scranton and Taylor
West Side Events
West Side Republican Club
John Lowry
Harry Edwards
Daniel Clemons
A. E. Betterly
H. K. Jones
George Hoffmn
David ‘T. Collins
William D. Thomas
George Hutchinson
Dennison
Belding
Evans
Archer
William Fowler
Corless
Andrew Holmes
Jennie Chromes
Gallins
Peckens
Magovern
Clem Marsh
J. Menninger
A. Getts
E. Hartman
Misses M. Cavanaugh
TW. Williamson
A. Houtton
EK. Nelson
A. Nelson
C. Thomas
Howarth
South
Thomas D. Davies
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mines
Davies
W. J. Willams
Kingston
John B. Davis
Bellevue Street
Keener
Elmer Hughes
St. Brenden
Welsh Philosophical Society
William D. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
John H. Reynold
Ber
Pairchild’s
Harret J. Davis
W. J. Steenback
Starner
Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Reynolds Bros
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Samters
South Side News
North End
Dunmore
Watts
Indianapo
Scran
Ton
Wee Lackawanna
Alere
Lafayette
Fairehild
Bellevue
Washburn
Jackeon
Main
Price Street
Mrs. Wickwire
Eerny
Mr. Wickwire
Indianaepolis Journal
Abe Pothunter
Mr. Ferry
Ferry
Tsupa
Anow
Jetele
Pruth
Benny Waa
Trudee
Bloobumper
Benny
John
Bart
Redner
Melodus
Fregende Hlaetter
Atlantic Refining CO
Welsbach
Sloat
Lackawanna Ave
J.D. Williams & Bro
Ious
So. Beck
Adams Ave
Bert Ak
Wyoming Avenu
Noor
WM. T. Smith
William S. Millar
FOOMS
Gas and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center ST
Eee Nene Sc
Dupont
Henry Belin
Wyoming
Goerenton
Spruce Street
Frotaingham
Eguer& Reis, Leasees and Managers
DCON
Deleeny Ie
the Prorless Sandow
J. de Watkins
Sol Smith Russell
WI. C. Andrews
Fred Marsdenn
Academy OF Music
Empire Theater
New York
Sydney Pres
SD Delos Onetee ebmaDs
America
Europe
Trilby
Paul M. Potter
Dusmaurier
A. M. Palmer
William A. Brady
Boston
Reser
Helliard
Davis’ Theater
Old Tennessee
Ernest Hogan
Wis
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