West Side Ward Gubernatorial Race Drives Voter Interest
The Fifth Ward hosts a heated contest among three regular candidates for mayoral duties while independents challenge. In the Fifteenth Ward Oliver opposes a plan to convert properties to city use amid council friction. In the Eighteenth Ward Dehby Jones and John Kelley, under hustle, seek influence, and in the Twenty‑First Ward Republican Norton faces Democrat Dale. An evening program features Gertrude Frange and a chorus by Thomas and Morgan with entertainment from local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexalod Davin
Blair
Henfamin Carllfiths
DD Wallera
Common Council
Street
van Harp
Simon Gar Iimele
Couneilman
Oliver
Tim
Hampton
Aleman
Dehby Jones
John Kelley
Thomas Noreton
Dale
M. T. Dale
Tenefayette College
Keyner Val- Tey
Norton
Opening Exercises At Weld School In New Building
The Weld School will host opening exercises in the afternoon to celebrate its new building. Guests include school officials and members of the school board. About 57 invitations were issued for the event with musical numbers, a welcome address, a history outline, and a dedication ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Jennings
Weld
Christman
George Rowell
Judes Hy MM. Bachards
Sehank
William Hayes
Allin Bana Bonners
Setinol
Mice Thlanche Conklin
Edu Bune
Tao Youna
Loo
Tanui
Cruttenden
Schiool
Pow Wow in Mears Hall With Navajo Tribe Followers
A gathering in Mears Hall featured Navajo followers led by Ted Meow amid many friendly white attendees who paid to enter. Aldermany Jos Howe chaired the event with Professor Johnson on piano and speakers including William Morgan and Miss Segle William, plus Lenjamin Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
Ted Meow
Aldermany Jos
T. Howe
Donan Chal
Professor Johnson
Chief Howe
Wiliam Morgan
Comie
Sigele William Recited
Lenjamin Grifithy
Mr. Griffiths
Elite dancing class event at Metra Hall announced
The Elite dancing class plans an evening event at Metra Hall with Law dones orchestra to provide music and dance. The committee promises a refined arrangement and expects a large turnout amid much pleasant anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metra
Lawdones
Comimiitioe
Chorce Tne
Local concert and revival services at various churches
A Thursday event led by Miss Margaret Gibbs promotes a West Side benefit with the Imperial Quartette at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Revival services continue this week at Simpeon Methodlet Kipl aggregation as community figures attend gatherings, with Miss Amy Runkel from Harvey's Lake visiting relatives and local residents noted for recent activities and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gibbs
West Side
Shuspha
Jusilee Singera
The
Imperia
Quartette
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Kiplaggpat Crwtich
Dey
A. i
Gmstor
U Oita
Chiatenes M
Mickey
North Midin Ven
New York
Amy Runkel
Harvey's Lake
Mra
Swoyse
North Linton Avenue
Mises Connell
Pistons
Misses Reese
North Filtre Avenue
Tewksbury
North Rebecca Avenue
van Wilet
Washburn Treet
Jan Davis
Liegee
Tainsford
North Bromley Avenue
Glowmsbhure
Anna
Benehlen
Minceln
Great Hoend
Pompton Street
Walter Petoe
Landis Street
Cilvinette
Mijpris
Palmer & Meonalds
Roberts
North Maine
Y. Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Baptists Meet for Weekly Conference in Abington
The Vanlist ministers of the Abington association gathered at Jackson Street chapel West Mile for their regular weekly conference. The morning session opened with a sermon on Le Christianity a Failire followed by discussion. A noon dinner was served by the Laws Aid Society. In the afternoon Rev Joseph Ky Piso preached on Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington Association
Jackson Street Baptist Chapel
West Mle
Peon Avenue
Yusteniay
Seston
A. B. O'Nei
Dunmore
Joseph Dixon
Wenn Avenue
Wil Form
Citeen Th
Ilinner
Lawes Aid Society
Church
Josdenh Ky Piso
Wall Formally Committed After Jail Break Charge
William Wall who escaped from the county jail was arraigned yesterday on the jail break charge. Warden Simp and officials stated Wall still faces several months of sentence to serve. The grand jury will indict for the breaks, and he is to be recommitted for a longer term if found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wall
Simypsom
Wall
Mids Walleppt
Lenkines Harge
Nineteenth Ward Candidates Miller and Wirth Face Voters
Suburban News outlines Miller and Wirth as candidates for alderman in the Nineteenth Ward. Miller, born Shanty Hill, aged forty two, touts mining work and a record in county service. Wirth praised for an exemplary tenure and strong ties to local interests. The piece notes local political influence from the Hall ring and hints at voter expectations this election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ton
Miller Wis
Dunmore Borough Candidates and Civic Meeting Report
The Dunmore slate lists Republican candidates for borough offices led by Turgesy Dan Powall treasurer Louie Wagin and William Correll for tax collector with several council and school board names. A Christian Endeavor meeting at the Dunmore Presbyterian church Tuesday evening features prominent speakers and a women's society supper at Dudley Street Papilet church with admission 25 cents. A birthday party marked John Harvey’s seventeenth at his home on Heery Herbert with many friends in attendance and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turgesy
Dan Powall
Louie Wagin
William Correll
Weber
William McCulloch
M. K. Kellum
Jerry Mikeak
George Jackson
Jhirry Winters
A. P. Mibshall
Jmatleo
Moune
A. AL Koolaer
Denver
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Pyar
Tatulock
Beyeri
Ladies' All Society
Dudley Street
Norfolk
Mor
Abe
Coton
Pottersirowt
John Harvey
Heery Hbert
Local Society Notes and Church Socials Report
The Women’s Christian Temperance group will hold a weekly meeting at Mrs. WC Reyne’s home on New York Street this afternoon. Athens visitor Will Lynch spent Sunday with Mrs. Mies of Samer Hot, Ave. The Hapnet church Ladies Missionary fair will serve a Martha Wards Inaction tomorrow evening starting at six. A social was held last night by the Jumton Epworth League at Asbury Methodist Play church with recitations and musical interludes by local youths. Mrs. FO. Dunn and others will host guests at Boulevard Avenue, while Miss Nit He Newell plans a trip to Alabama for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Hall
Mikuchi Coyne
Firat
Podiay
Élcortor
Lnte
John Alettalen
Stotle Avenue
Remiuina
Hyde Park
Tarontons
Ars
Berevil Motive
Stonaventie
Robert Callery
Red
Callers
Areypenne
Prinket
Troven
Hellefonte
Mira Louise Foirenild
Pualtyra
Fairehild
South Washington Avenue
Min
Mir Patrick Kelly
Remington Avenue
Peter McCaffrey
Cedar Avenue
Jutin Santor
New York
Palmer & McDonald'’s
Women's Christian Temperance Inton
Mra
Reyne
Will Lynch
Athens
Mies
Samer
Hapnet
Martha Wards
Vening
Asbury
Ovial
Overhatieh
Blnehe Thornypoon
Alm We
Joth Tinker
Mies Mig Bator
Baker Slater
Election officers appointed in multiple wards and districts
Court appoints election overseers for Scranton and Dunmore areas. Names listed include Mirgk dle triet and Olyphint-Tirst ward appointees, with numerous inspectors and majority inspectors named for various wards and districts. The text records appointments in the Sixth ward Seound district and Ninth ward Serigiton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Nineteenth Ward
Mirgk Dle
Triet
Michiel Wevine
Chath
Weepfanl
Savon Viletilet
Martin Na Tin
Osetr Strueh
Taird Divtelet
Jered I. Snyder
Pred Wirth
Pourth
Herminnw Notz
B. J. Frany
Olyphint
Tirst
MOW
Cine
Jn. Wim
Mb. W. Cummings
John le Davie
Pitat Dietriel
Monies Lennhin
John Phenns Palmwerd
Alletetet
Willi Lawler
Dotin Marke
MeQnatin
James T. Winn
Winton
Jamies Pw
Wille Jan Pleteher
John Langan
Patrich Cares
Wae Ames
Rvah
Patrek Contery
Dickson
Michael Fitzpatrick
Seound
Dunmore
George E. Thompson
Serigiton
Katie Rooneys Hit Delights Scranton Audience
Katie Rooney daughter of Pat Rooney performed at the Prothinghnny last night in an operetta and specialty mix titled Kathe i Ragnes veater New York ere. The sixteen person company includes sister Mattie and Pat Rooney jr with John Bryant Nelie Cleaver Arthur White law and Herry Stewart. The program featured three parts The Mel Nontte's Daughter an interlude of specialties and a burlesque The Dandy Maascot. The audience praised the Rooney troupe for its versatility and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Katie Rooney
Patrick
Kathe i Ragnes
Rooney
Kathe
Mattie
Pat Rooney
Ehiel Amone
John Bryant
Nelile Cleaver
Arthur Whitelaw
Herry Stewart
Mel Nontte
Thurlow Cures Neuralgia and Diseases of the Eye
An advertisement touts Thurlow remedies as cures for neuralgia and eye diseases. Testimonies from Mrs. Sarah Molise of Berlington and W. Uy Kit of Scranton claim complete or rapid relief after using Thurlow products. Physicians are offered home visits via postal card requests from Scranton, with office examinations advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DTS
Germany
Prijev
Thurlow
Sarah Molise
Washburn Street
Berinton
Fred Phuysicians
Scranton
Hfe
Obituary notices from Wyoming Valley deaths and services
Obituaries listing Joshua Wright Comly and multiple local residents outline funeral plans, birthplaces, family ties, and affiliations. Included are details on graves, churches, towns like Danville and Olyphant, and noted individuals such as Mrs. Mary Kenny, Martin McCarthy, and Ransford Goodwin.
City Christian Endeavor Union Meets at Y M C A Hall
The Yeruliy monthly gathering of the city union of Christian Endeavor societies convened last evening at the Young Men's Christian Association hall. President Rev. George E. Gull presided as reports from committee chairmen were read with encouragement. Mr Halleman announced the formation of a promising new society in Iuatling and a draft budget discussion suggested a likely budget meeting in the Penn Avenue Band at church soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeruliy
Wunion
Christian Endeavor Societies
Young Men's Christian Association
George E. Gull
Halleman
Penn Avenue
Church
Court House News Notes
Court notices report divorce case action, appointment of guardians, and injunction rulings. Minor children of Wallace Swirls involved. charter approval for Richmondale area desituation recorded. Readers see corrections requested on an error in a merchant’s maorian and a statutory burglary release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Motion
Amnella
Charlies Sheridan
Borgosh
Winten
Dephargo
John Fr. Mader
Joseph
Wallace
John
Emini
Wallace Swirts
Richmondale
COUIL
MM. Powell & Co
Aearnet
Archbald
Lehigh Valley Railroad Offers Low Excursion Rates
For McKinley's inauguration in Washington the Lehigh Valley Railroad advertises very low excursion fares. The offer promotes sight seeing at the capital with affordable travel and scenic routes through Pennsylvania mountains described as Switzerland in America. Inquire at ticket agents for schedules and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United States
Pennsylvania
Switzerland
America
Laxative Gramo Quinine Tablets Ad
Druggist ad promises a full refund if Gramo Quinine Tablets fail to cure. Packaged for household use, price listed at 26 cents.
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West Side Department
Lively Firtt
Cowlhdate
Cammany Coun
Walker
Oth
Tieep
oOliver
Climan
Thien
Mer Onicha
Oha
Cody
Heleby
McNulty
al Oliver
Fifteenth Ward
Polltland
Damon
Pythiae
Gertrude Frange Dane
Cloxel
Thorylas Abin
William Morgan
A. A. Ayers
Mee
Mary J. Boston-Williams
Avid Stenhorn
Mort Thomas
Tony Walton
Forepe Rooliver
Wari
RDP Men's Entertainment
Hwarkiet J
Avis, Florist
South Main Avenue
Morgan's Pramapacy
Maln
J.C. King
Lackawoibhe Avenue
Baptist
Jackson Street
South Side News
Miller
Wirth
Gerian
Cotincle
Timgelland
Hijle
Nboetwenth
Norah
Patrick Oilhoyty
Paul
Vacole. Miller
George Wirth
Green Ridge
Pat
Thurlow Institute
Joshua Wright
Wietling
Pithdelphia
Charles
Birch Wright
Henry
Joan Comly
Society of Friends
Thie County
WilHiimn Perit
Philadelphia
Milton
Milton Academy
Cortin
Princston College
Atton
Danville
Nis
Colmly
Martin Mccarthy
Ceath
Subinlay
Winstriet
North
Find
Mir McCarthy
Providence
Ireland
Boston
Honmmble
Gultolghvort
Thomas
Kelley
Gingle
Katte
Mamie Motarthy
JH. Mettarthy
Mary Kenny
Mita
John McAndrew
Miri Kennedy
Ilhenry
Treland
Feleide
Thoms William
Bernard
Junk
Thomas Farrell
St. Phitrick's Church
Olyphant
Ransford Goodwin
Kingston
Iit
Vailley
Idea
Goolwich
Wyoming
Men Lowis
Davis
Henry Travis
Wyoming Eganty
Tle
Nett Wert Nicholson
Weel
Abe Telewie
Puctoryville
Milo Travis
LV Oeluck
Stark Church
Stark
Mary Ylones
Walew
Laromnty
James Apullin
Scematon
Ohio
Detweton
Poeawnenoa
May and
Allen
Elizabeth Lyons
Hah Lyons
Ashley
Saldeonly
Fleury Wall
Delaware
Tholle
Banker Hi
Paetors
Achiliaf Mtr
Anthony Toole
Price S Treet
City Christian Endeavor Union
Court House
Wolf & Wenzel
Linden
Richard von Boynton
Warner& Tele
John Lo Kerr
Grand Wareath
Reater New Yorker
Senate
TRE
Frotaingham
Harry Williams
Cletropolis
Kventog
Palilers
Ona Re
Surved, Jr
Lackawanna: Lubricating CO
Capouse
Gail Borden Eagle
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
England
Bright Comedy
Charley
Chicago
Dupont
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Henry Belin
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Thin National Bank Building
Agenciese
Thos.ford
Pillaton
Jovin Bo Smith & Son
Mymouth
EBW
Mulligan
Wilkes-Barré
Agenta
Pons
Canadian Pacific R'Y
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Miineaperte
St. Paul
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Princiseco
B. V. Skinner
Broadway
Waconmakers
Iron, Steel and Blacksmiths
Bittenbender & Co
Tribune
Adscess Business
Dickson Manufacturing Co PA
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
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