West Scranton Independent Candidate Files Nomination Papers Today
Independent candidate W F Thayer withdraws from common council race to seek select council seat in Fifth ward. He denounces Vigilance Committee and plans to file nomination papers, listing endorsements and positions, while other notes report ward caucuses, officers elected in the West Side Republican club, and Ladies Aid Society anniversary. George T. Clhon withdraws from Neht. refreshments served. officers elected: Reese, Daniels, Acker, Phillips, Williams, Davie, Thayer, Jones, Leyahon, Thayer, Williams.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
W. EF. Thayer
Fifth
Select Council
Richard H. Williams
Vigilance Committee
Hoe
Ladies Aid of First Baptist elects officers at annual meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church held their annual meeting at Mrs. B. G. Beddoe's home on South Mato avenue. Officers elected include Mrs F. B. Beddoe as president, Mrs John Reed as first vice president, Mrs Thomas Thompson as second vice president, Mrs A. B. Holmes as secretary, and Mrs Bush as treasurer. Attendance was large and the report showed increased participation.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Tiaptist Church
B. G. Beddoe
South Mato Avenue
FB. GC. Beddoe
John Reed
Thomas Thompson
Second View
A. B. Holmes
Bush
Anniversary of Ladies' Aid marks Welsh church support
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Welsh Congregational Church on South Main Avenue celebrates its 17th anniversary with a gathering in the church parlors. Worthy contributions to church finances are noted, and Rev. T David Jones attends. Officers for the year include honorary president Mrs E. F. EE, and active president Mrs Thirid Morgana, with many members listed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
T David Jones
Mra
EF. EE
Frane
Thiri
Ho A. Edwards
Moses
John Edwards
Fries Fivens
Jenkin Feéwards
Anthony
Argust
Liwrenes
Raynmond
Evan Davies
Tiers
Edward Farr
Evan L. Evans
W.Y. Edwards
Newell
Tyler
Thomas Willams
David Jones
Migs T., Jenkins
Mises Capesie Jenkins
Williams
William
Wilkes-Barre
Washington Camp No 17s Officers Installed
Newly elected officers of Washington Camp No 17s Patriotic Order Lone of America were installed last evening. Names include President H Hinman, Vice President Evan Z Jones, Master Mason James Hatson, Treasurer I G Anders, Recording Secretary Stewart Blesecker, Financial Secretary LoVe Decker, Conductor George Town, Outside Guard John B Williams, Trustees Robert Eves. The event occurred in Robert Morris lodge with Grand Officer Davi Owens presiding.
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Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Lone of America
H. «. Hinman
Evan Z. Jones
James Hatson
I.G
Local Officers Installed and Banquet Planned
A list of officers including treasurer TE Morris steward Tl. A Howell trustee D J Davis and auditors Sioward Davis Palmer Williams and W R Davis was installed by Roger Evans and C BR Cantota. A committee was appointed to arrange the annual banquet on Big David's day.
Entertainment and Social at Vivet Welch Congregational Church
The Young People’s Society of the Vivet Welch Congregational Church will host an entertainment and social on Wednesday evening January 19. A cake and coffee service follows the programme in the church parlors. Admission for both events is free. The public is invited to attend.
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Young People’s Society
Vivet Welch Congregational Church
Republican Caucus Notice for Beranton Fifteenth Ward
The Republican voters of the Fifteenth ward of Beranton are notified of the primary election to nominate a candidate for the office of common council in the sale ward. Nominations for election officers in each district of the ward will also be made. Election will be held Saturday January 2 from 4 to 7 pm at the polling place. The last date for registering is Monday January 11.
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Beranton
Common Counels
Sale
Alea
Fold
German class and church event at Sa'elook
On Friday evening the German class will meet at Sa'elook for the first lesson and registrations for the term. Saturday evening at o'clock Rev. J. C. Sweet will lead the service titled “Give your sin will find you out,” with Dr. Sweet well known in the city, inviting all to attend.
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Sa'elook
O'Clave
J. C. Sweet
Sweet Sn Owell
Funeral notices and local society items in Scranton
Funeral services are set for 2 PM today for Joseph Eenhnbler at his parents home with burial in St Johns German Catholic cemetery. Thom F. Jones funeral at 2 PM tomorrow from 229 North Hyde Park avenue with burial in Washinin Street cemetery. Local society notes cover weddings, parties, class work resumes for YWCA, hospital staff assignments, and various community events across Scranton.
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Joseph Eehbnelder
Mire
J. Schneider
Thompton Street
St. Johits
Thom F. Jones
North
Hyde Park Avenue
Washinin Street
John Davis
Mis
Margaret Jones
Hopkins
Piret Welch
George T. Ganthie
Sowih Runner Avenue
Archte
Laverite Hall
BG. Morgan
Eharp
Evan Anthony
West Sctonton
California
Bt. Brenden
Agnes G. Reiily
Carrie Brill
John McHuch
Professor Clark
Thomas
Macmerchoy Society of
South Scranton
Drugelat
A. W. Musgrave
Sixth Ward
Midward James, Jr
Tf. Peter's Pioneer Corps
Treocnury
Holy Crone Church
Eid
Mgr
Iles Evans
North Filgore Avenue
Charles Tackus
John
Park Place Notables Visit Tunkhannock and Falls
John Blanebury of 827 Court Street spent Wednesday at Tunkhannock. L Siith and Mrs. Baker of Falls Wyomley county visit Mrs. Smith's brother W. FR. Ackerson of 608 Wood Street. Miggins Stansbury of Tunkhannock visits Mrs. Deerg. Fiyonebury of Providence read.
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John Blanebury
Court Street
Tunkhannock
Mia
L. Siith
Sour Stomachs and Digestion Promoted by Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
The article extols the link between digestion and mood, arguing sour stomach causes irritability and blues. It warns against laxatives and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid, citing Henry Kirkpatrick of Lawrence, Michigan, and a testimonial of restored health. It claims wide availability in the United States, Canada and Britain.
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Ben Johnson
Stuart
Henry Kirkpatrick
Lawrenes
Mies
Steutt
United States
Canada
Vear
Britain
Defenders Defeat Crackerjicks In Nail Biting Scrimmage
South Scranton notes describe a furious basketball game where the Defenders beat the Crackerjicks 26-2. Players cited include Tieac Quinn Kraft and J Tigue with a lineup featuring DF Matchford Jeli Boland M Snyder Moriarly Cruckerjacks McCloskey.
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Crackerjicks
Providence
Boone Wits
Tieac
Quinn
Kraft
J. Tigue
DF. Matchford
Jeli
Ft Boland
T. Quinn
M. Snyder
Riehtmuart
A. Moriarly
Ouerd
Crabberjicks
Aull Fortum
Sandervon Hilllturs
St. John's Hall
Bione Avenue
Hickory Street
H. F. Ziegier
Cedar Avenue
Ome Withon
Bill. Mary
Mia
Michael Carey
Brone Avenue
St. Mars’s
Boley
George Robling
Buffalo
P.O. Gallagher
M. J. Nealon
New York
Green Ridge Inter-denominational Church Dedication and Meetings
The Green Ridge Baptist church hosts an inter-denominational dedication service at 8 o clock with Rev. FL 68 Mallen tine and other clergy. Nearby activities include a Ashbury Methodist Episcopal church meeting for Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary societies and social visits by local residents. Cross-town updates note visitors from Pittaton and Bryn Mawr college, along with Odd Fellows and Woolmen lodge membership events and social engagements in nearby towns.
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Green Ridge Baptist
Mallentine
New
Woman's Home
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Puarsonnage
Mira Bertha Mwiterloh
Pittaton
Cdude Cooper
Green Ridge Street
J. Tamblyn
Sanderson Avenue
Forest City
Edward Burr
Carbondale
M. BR. Kays
Sandereon Avenue
Chira Wondruff
Elvetrie Avenue
Bryn Mawr College
Woolmen
Mnasonichv
Dickson Avenue
Green Tidge Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
J. M. Atherton
Poyntelie Tee Company
Vegfard-Nortrup
Glenburn
Obituary notices list two local deaths and funeral times
Annie Sweeney year and one half old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Keeney of 80 Mulberry Street died yesterday funeral Saturday at 2 o clock Kenneth the Salvation son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly of West Carbon Street died Saturday funeral at 3 o'clock this afternoon
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Annie Sweeney
John #Keeney
Mulberry Street
Kenneth
Prank Kelly
West Carbon Sirent
Dunmore Doings Last Night Vote on Poles Tax and Toll Gate Move
Borough council met with all members. ordinances on pole taxation, street work, sidewalk compliance, and toll gate removal discussed. Viewers’ report delay noted, and finance items including police and fire sheets approved. A bid for hose replacement and tax collector accounts were also addressed.
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Brogan
W. J.ytirien
New York
Payton
Sixth Ward
Alectric Hehis
McAllister
McLoughlin
Mr. Payton
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Messrs
McLaughlin
Jones
Hrogan
Ward
Dugkan
Cornell
Rhodes
Ones
Vounell
Thamis Golden
Fire
Scranton Gar and Water Company
Messrs. Ward
MelLaughlin
Seluge
Phlip Wagner
Electric Hose Company
Kix
Boland
Revival Meetings Attract Crowds In North Scranton
The Meth odist church revival led by Rev. W H Williams draws growing numbers and interest with a sermon on Conversion focusing on Nicodemus. Williams stresses the new birth as essential to eternal life and urges personal change through divine grace.
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Methodist Church Row
W. H. Williams
Williams
John
Nicodemus
Jesus
Fosus
Alice
Oonne
Mr. Williams
The First Milestone Tonight on Con Science
Tonight's subject is The First Milestone with a focus on Con science. The discussion centers on foundational ideas and future implications of scientific inquiry.
December health board report notes nine teen deaths
The December board of health report lists nine teen deaths and multiple cases of contagious diseases including diphtheria measles scarlet fever and births. It also records three marriages and notes a correction about Cambria silk mill ownership. An ice and Wyoming Valley railroad worker suffered a painful arm injury.
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Board of Health
Tribune
Cambria
Jenkins
Bilew
Mesers
Powell and Warren
I. W. Bogart
Elm Street
Ice and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
William Slegle
Third Street
J. J. Curran
Wilker-B Barre
Washington Hall
Rt. Mary's Young Women's Temperance Society
RE. A. Wert
Iis
Stone
Office of Justice of the Peace
A. A. Krotser
Local residents record college moves and visits
Joe Healey of Chestnut Street leaves for Holy Cross College Worcester to resume studies. Gilbert Close goes to Princeton University to continue studies. Mrs. John Sheehan of Philadelphia visits Mrs. P. J. Horan on Chestnut Street. Dr HM Tthy, formerly of Lake Ariel, now at 19 Cherry Street. Miteca Mirennet and Mary Kelly of Drinker Street return from a visit with friends in New York City.
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John Devine
Wayne Avenue
Evan Jehu
John Morrison
Archie Wells
Davil Frurrell
Bed4ie Addie McManara
Thomne Lottie
Wiliam Webster
William Ruddy
Micheel
Francis Devine
Mulley
Chappell
Mulley’s
Mise Lizzie Williams
Plymouth
Mise
Aliee Ruddy
New York
Thos, Ruddy
West Market Street
St. Mary's Hall
Michael Cavie
Storra Shaft
No. 3
Mary Kearney
FF Lennon
Pittston
Fdoward Harrett
Summit Avenue
the Tribune
Davis” Drug Store
Malin
Market Streets
Orlando Jane
Liberty Hose Company
Ernest Slocum
Church Avenue
Rockbury
Joe Healey
Chestnut Street
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Messrs
BE. W
M. KK. Bishop
Harrisburg
Gilbert Close
Princeton University
John Sheehan
Philadelphia
P. J. Horan
HM. Tthy
Lake Ariel
Cherry Street
Miteca Mirennet
Mary Kelly
Drinker Street
New York City
Soy Bean Wealth in Far East Diet and Industry
The soy bean ranks as a major protein source in Japan and China and has spread to Europe and America as forage and fertilizer. It is used in soy sauce, miso, and tofu, with natto produced by boiling beans and fermenting the mass in straw bundles for a day, enhancing flavor through microbial action.
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Japan
China
Europe
America
Far East
Croker's Murder Trial Recap in Chicago Record
W kK Curtis outlines Croker a machinist once allied with James O'Brien in a district near the Grand Central area. A fight with O'Brien ended in a melee with gunfire. John McKenna was fatally wounded. Croker faced both assault and murder charges, jurors split 6 to 6 after a 17 hour deliberation, leaving Croker in limbo.
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Bernard O'Neil
Croker
Murty
O'Brien
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
John McKenna
Tomba
McKenna
Growth of Nails Described in Ainilee Magazine
The article states nails and toe walls are flat growths of the same cells as hair and skin. It notes nails grow roughly one thirtieth inch weekly, with estimates claiming twenty weeks to regrow a thumbnail and ninety weeks for a toenail.
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Bean
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Eclent
Ty Praton
Eltines
Path Ward
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Neht
Weat Side
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F. Daniels
Marsht
C R R. Acker
Taliesen Phillips
G. A. Williams
D. J. Davie
W. J. Thayer
W. J. Thomas
David KR. Jones
James Leyahon
W. FE. Thayer
G. A. Willams
Dufour
Liberty
Globe Warehouse
Entertainment and Social
Baio Vaceenee Ooee
Evan Bole
Mojomories
W. C. A. Mestings
General News
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Green Ridge
Dunmore Doings
North Scranton
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Lycemn Theatre
Rela & Burgunder
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Eviy
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Eliza
Ale Wednewley
Boston
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Sousa
Souna
Ie Journal
Paria
New Gaiety Theatre
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Sam T. Jack
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W. Kk. Curtis
Chicago Record
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