Plans for the Mothers Congress in Arlington Hotel
Washington headline announces the first Congress of Mothers to convene February 17 at the Arlington hotel. It details aims to improve motherhood through practical education, nursery and kindergarten demonstrations, and talks on health, heredity, and child development led by notable figures such as Mrs. Theodore Birney and Mrs. Thoche Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonbel W. Ball
Washington Star
National Congress of Mothers
Arlington Hotel
Congress of Mothers
Clam Tiles Finley
Washington
Steeu
Imperial
Rome
Eway
Grand Republic
Hegin
Theodore Birney
Europe
United States
Mothers’ Congress
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Spain
America
Thoche Hearst
Hearst
Congress of
Congress
Arlington
Frances Newton
Clara Bliss Finley
Clara Bliss
Dr. Vincent
Margaret Sangster
Anthony Comstock
Hamilton Mable
Walter L. Harvey
Ellen Henrotin
Stanton Blatch
Anna Schryver
Ellen Richardson
Sallie A. Cotton
W. AH. Felton
H. A. Stimson
G. Stanley Hall
Constance McKenzie
Francis Newton
Ballington Booth
Helen H. Gardner
Amalie Hoffer
Hebekah Kohut
W. A. Bartlett
Tucy S. Bainbridge
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Francis Willard
Lizabeth Lange Aus
Butler
Mary E. Mumford
Meni Bere
National Council of Women
City voting results show shifts in ward councils and officials
In detailed district tallies Bezal Davis wins Fifth Ward alderman, John H Walker tops common council. Third ward sees Grier’s victors over McNamara with narrow margins. Seventh ward reelects M F Gilroy to council and De Lacy as alderman. other districts confirm lists of judges inspectors and voters across six wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freese
James F. Neary
J. Williams
George Shires
Davis H. Reese
John Loftus
James White
W. Howell
Lewis Latchen
James Grier
J. FE. McNamara
First District
Bezaleel Davis
Benjamin Griffiths
M. L. Plair
Citizens
John H. Walker
Common Council
Davis
Griffiths
Blair
Bezaleel
Benjamin Griffitie
M. Ly Thatr
Aldermuan
J. M. L. Blair
Deville Foote
HH. J. Phillips
Register of Voters
Harry Bradshaw
Bernlee
M. L. Blair
Reise Bryant
Ekugene Lang
John Davis
M. F. Gilroy
PL de Lacy
Alerman
de Lacy
Terrence Rafferty
Marry Haw
M. BP. Gilroy
Timothy Burke
P. V. Scan
P, de Lacy
AL Common Council
Gilray
P. V. Scanion
Philip Welmer
Hugh Collins
James Hartnett
Flas Winter
Henry Herbert
Election returns show ward by ward shifts in council seats
The report lists votes for common council and election officers across districts. Key results include Thomas Norton defeating Harry Dale in the Twenty-first Ward and several districts returning incumbents such as Joseph Watrous and Luther Keller, with detailed tallies for judges of election inspectors and registers of voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oliver
Oliver
Common Council
J. H. McNulty
Luther Lewis
John Griffiths
John Wagner
Register of Voters
David Johnson
W. J. Jenkins
John Wilkins
BE. EF. Mullen
David Edwards
Luther Keller
M. J. Andrews
Franklin Henshaw
John Roll
D. H. Jay
D. G. Williams
Richard J. Sheridan
George Wirth, Jr
Christian Storr
Jacob F. Miller
George Wirth
Albert Weatpfahl
Thomas Kelly
John Hartmann
John A. Neuis
Louie Schwartz
Charles Graf
William HH. Walter
Martin Biglin D
Charles Kline
John P. Phil Ups
Harry C. Boatt
Third District
Jacob FP. Miller
Joseph C. Wagner
P. Ramminger
J. Rupenthal
Mullen
C. Rose
L. Snyder
Amerman
Harry Dale
Thomas Norton
Mr. Norton
Samuel Jitking
J. J. Leonard
John Davis
M. Grady
George Hopkins
P. Sweeney
John Canterbury
James W. O'Brien
Thomas Brown
Curran
John Lloyd
Fur Bess
Pittston City Republicans sweep local elections in 1910s results
In Pittston City Democrats carried the city while West Pittston swung to Republicans. The borough results show Republicans winning all seats with Arch bald carried and John J. Langan likely to be burgess. several wards report council, school director, and tax collector outcomes along with close contests in the Second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
John J. Langan
A. J. Duty
P. J. McDonnell
Democratc
John E. Jones
Henry Probst
M. J. Dean
W. T. Cummings
P. J. Loftus
BP. J. O' Rourke
McDonnell
Justice of the Peace
Duffy
Manley
Burgess
Langan
Lane
Jones
Ball
Probst
Cawley
Munlay
H. A. Willman
Graham Waring
William B. Swick
Thomas O. Robinson
Joseph Jay
James Sampson
William F. Sullivan
Prank Depew
E. Moyer
Ira C. Utt
Timothy Donovan
Willam Dunn
George Edmunds
Thomas Davis
John Slegle
Thomas Rennie
Samuel Winters
James Shielde
Jasper Lane
Silas B. Elmms
Henry Morcom
Peter Martin
William Merritt
H. D. Swick
William Rowe
Thomasa Prynan
George Blake
Alfred Griffiths
Thomas Solomon
Lloyd
McNulty
Davis
Hoban
Edwards
Hurke
Craven R
Donnelly
James Allen
Thomas Rherdon
Burke
Fourth Ward
Election officials listed for Forest City and Carnegie works
Historical notice lists local officials for Forest City and Pittsburg area including auditors, tax collectors, school directors, judges of election, inspectors, and burgesses. Mentions Joseph Wahl elected auditor in Forest City and William EE Corey appointed at Carnegie works with Lehigh and Susquehanna Division. Includes time table for trains in 1807 and routes to New York Philadelphia and coastal towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Keegan
Pattlevrew
J. Balderson
A. Owens
Joseph Wahl
Carnegie Works
Pittsburg
Willam EE
Corey Hie
Cornette
Homestead Steel Works
M. Bohwab
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Honaays
Atlantic City
New York
Wowark
Eizabeth
Eaving
Philadelphia
We Ae
Maudh Chante
Kiiectows
Bethlehem
Euston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lakewood
Reading
Lebanon
Allentown
Pottsville
Rhrouich
Baldwin
Olhausen
Bargain Days Spring Goods Sale At Local Store
Special Bargain Days today and Monday offer Winter Goods at reduced prices. New spring designs and patterns in Dress Goods, Silks, and a wide range of Ladies garments. Includes wool dress goods, fancy silks, black silks, grosgrain, skirts, waists, and undergarments with substantial discounts and assorted sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulsta
Alto
Baptist Missionary Leader Dies in Clifton Springs
The Rev. John N. Murdock D D LL DD honorary secretary of the American Baptist Missionary union died this morning in Clifton Springs North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Springs
N.C
John N. Murdock
American Baptist Missionary Union
Trains Schedule Updated for Scranton October 1896
Monday October 19 1896 trains depart Scranton with multiple express and accommodation services to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia Washington Binghamton Oswego Elmira Bath Dansville Mount Morris Buffalo Ithaca Bath and other points. Connections at Buffalo and Nanticoke with Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches noted. Ticket offices at 928 Lackawanna Avenue depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Pittston
kes-Harro
W. OR. RR
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Buliona
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Pullman
Wilkes-Barre
Philadele Phile
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
ORAS
Pass. Agt
Philly
A. W. Nonnemacher
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
Easton
Trenton
T Philadelsphia
Washington and Way
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Binghamton and Way
Binghamton and
Allea
Richfeld Springs
Northumberland
Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Soville
Ngee Umberland
Williamsport
Baltimore
Washington
Inter
Nanticoke
M. L. Smith
Dépot
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules in 1897
Effective January 4, 1897 trains leave Scranton for New York Newburgh and other Erie points at 7 00 a m and 2 28 p m and reach Scranton from those points at 10 33 a m and 9 38 p m Hawley and local points are included in the new timetable reflecting early morning and evening departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton
de Rae aLeee
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Points
Lehighley Railroad
Rom
Carbondale
North
South
P.m. J W Burdick
G_P. A
N.Y
EH. W
Crogs
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Traiis
Newburgh
Hawley
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THE
Mrs. Hearst
Cabinet Indies
Cleveland
Stevenson
Church
Woman's
THER
A. Reese
Robert Fideman
Eugene Hayden
Samuel Robbins
Thomas Luke
George HW. Shires
David H. Reese
George H. Bhires
W. C. Coles
St. J
Robert Simrell
Gidward Walsh
Garer James
James Flynn
Matry Meera
F. Mellale
Thomas Williams
Joseph O'Boyle
R. T. Eildred
John T. Edwards
William T. Sprouts
George Skillhorn
William C. Beott
Frank Gevans
J. G. Detrick
Richard 8. Roberts
John
Loucks
J. B. McConnon
Fifth Ward
Dstrict
Thomas Ruddy
James J. O'Malley
Edward Kenney
Patrick McLean
William A. Grady
Lewia Price
John Edwards
Rolland Roberts
Thomas Thomas
New Common
Charles Clark
T. J. Gerrity
H. Herbert
Eighth Ward
B. F. Squier
W. PL Boland
H.W. Conley
W. M. Connery
Wal Raub
J. FB. Kennedy
F. W. Zisleman
C.F. Zeidler
John W. Short
F. L. Bishop
Harry
Poust
John W. Keegan
Ninth Ward
James Moir
Tenth Ward
Joseph Watrous
Christian Tower
Oscar Ridgway
William Brombach
John T. O'Neill
Philip Wirth
Fred Phillips
Phillip Wirth
H. Roettcher
C. Hosar
Wagner
J. Hellig
J. FL Schwenker
J. FP. Plaherty
Benmang
T. B. Jackson
Wos
M. J. McDonnell
Minor C. Carr
Prohibitionists and
Pirat
Miner C. Carr
Wiliam Young
William O'Hara
W. C. Reynolds
John Cole
W. Dougherty
W. H. Diegtel
E. J. Walker
Tao
C. Miller
George DD. Bowers
L. Colvin
M. Howell
Third district—Common Council
Minor ©. Carr
J. H. Seward
James Pace
J. H. Hang
James Kelly
Frank
Diwer
Lutz
J. C. Elder
W. HL. Lanyon
W. V. Stevens
J. Donnegan
George W. Brown
William Gurrell
D. Jones
John Gilgallon
J. J. Martin
Charles Woentzel
Clarence Florey
Thomas Murphy
A. L. Schriefer
John R. Barry
Fred Schoen
Kearney
A. H. Shopland
T. Blewitt
Bonney
J. O'Donnell
Honn
John Kelly
Kelly
John P. Kelly
Martin Moor
J. C. Jones
John O'Hara
J. McHale
A. L. Mosher
Twentieth Ward
John Gibbons
Higgins
Huddy, JR
McCray
Ialster
Charles Simrel
Philip Reach
Geecee
T. Cogging
Kelley
McHale
J. D. Holand
Patrick Bent
Patrick Walsh
Patrick
Dr. Bens
Pittston City
West Pittston
Republicana
James Langan
Schoolcontrollera
John Doyle
Willeam Jordan
Martin Gerrity
P. F. Joyce
School Controllersa
Charles H. O'Brien
C. C. Bowman
Fred Belbel
Fighth
P. M. Doran
John McHale
John Walsh
Paul Bohan
M. W. O'Boyle
J. H. Jenking
Alex. Thompson
W. H. Monk
Daniecl Maloney
A. T. Walsh
Jermyn
Patrick Burdiek
Michael McHale
Charles Gannon
William McLaskey
William Cunningham
John Merrick
Elihu B. Nicholson
Olyphant
Gimeotee Lays
Forest City
William HH. Leek
James J. Walker
Fred Cray
John Murray
John BD
Myron Woodmansee
Lenard A. Keltz
Joseph Ackerman
Benjamin Bichelaer
J. F. Wellbrook
John Lynch
John E. Hughes
William Woolford
James Hullah
Robert Hullah
Blakely
S. B. Williams
Wiliam Budd
William Mason
George Smith
BF. Williams
William Build
Justles of the Peace
B. J. McCormack
B. Morgan
DT. Lewis
Milton Root
Richard James
James Mote
O. A. Holford
Henry Burdy
Niles Johnson
D. J. Williams
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Adway’s Pills
Roadway
Radway
Thal
Elm Street
Dr. Murdock
Owse
Sarah Dernhard
STERN
Ryo
Uae
Ems
Wiheept
Weehawken
Pene
Ontario
Wester Geing
Eave Money
Iight Express
Betorn
Lacka
Western
Tribune
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