Ward Caucuses Nominate Democrats For Sixth and Eighteenth
Local ward caucuses delivered Democratic nominees for Sixth and Eighteenth ward offices. Results show tight races for select council in the Sixth with Clarke asserting independence amid suspicions from First and Third districts. Hoban defeats Noone and O Boyle for the ward’s top council seat, while Morris runs unopposed for common council. various minor offices filled by default or by small margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eghteenth
Abole
Select Council
Clarke
John FE
Regan Wine
Patrick Colpin
Common Council
M. J. Durna
James Noone
Common Councillman
Thomas O' Boyle
John Hoban
Emmett Street
Mc Hoban
Thomas F. Morris
Railroad Avenue
Common Gounell
Installation of Officers of Hyde Park Lodge No 906
Hyde Park lodge No 906 Knights of Pythias held a regular meeting at Maagonle hall. Officers were installed with Joseph P. Phillips presiding. New officers include Samuel J. Davis chancellor commander Franklin Phillips vice chancellor commander Charles T. Watkins prelate Jenkin Jenkins master-at-arms John H. Lewis Inner guard George W. Cracknell outer guard W. R. Lewis trustee. Members urged to attend next Friday when Dunmore lodge will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maagonle Hall
Dunmore Lodge
Joseph P. Phillips
Samuel J. Davis
Franklin Phillips
Charles T. Watkins
Jenkin Jenkins
John H. Lewis
George W. Cracknell
W. R. Lewis
Nay Aug Council Installs Officers in Murchanica Order
Nay Aug council officers Reuben Jones Courtilor and A W Howard were installed by District Deputy State Councillor W B Bartlett last Tuesday evening. The Ladies Auxiliary plans an entertainment and refreshments next Tuesday at Nay Aug council hall with a meeting tonight at Brother John Dinble's home on Thekson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Auc Council
United American Murchanica
Courtilor
Reuben Jones
A. W. Howard
George Carlton
8. T. Deyoe
F. A. Colony
Protector
Peter Benker
H.W. Howard
W. B. Bartlett
Social News Notes From Local Homes
Frank Phillipe of Swetland street hosts Gwen Owens of Wilkes-Barre. Joseph Jones of Mincreville visits West Scranton friends. Ella O Goyle of Altoona returns from a visit with her sister Mrs John Long of South Main avenue. Gwen Hussar of Kingston recently visited Miss Rachel Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phillipe
Swetland Street
Gwen Owens
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Jones
Mincreville
Visting
West Scranton
Ella O'Goyle
Altoona
John Long
South Main Avenue
Gwen Hussar
Kingston
Rachel Powell
Community Notices and Social Gatherings in Scranton Area
The Woman's Guild of St Mark's Lutheran enjoyed a sleigh ride to Pittston with a noon Scranton departure. Alumni Athletic association officers were elected during an evening meeting on South Main. Donations from local camps supported West Side hospital. Various church services and visits listed with names. Local weddings, travel, sermons, and visits to Forest City, Honesdale, and Kingsley are noted along with several residents' activities and upcoming religious events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Pittston
Scranton
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
St. Peter's Church
Alumni Athletic Association
South Main Avenue
William Elias
Willan Jenkins
Clare M. Storm
Oliver Williams
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Patriotic Order of America
West Side Hospital
Thomas H. Baville
North Main Avenue
Washington Commandery
Knights of Malta
Simple Methodist Episcopal Church
James Hughes
South Africa
Plymouth Congregational Church
John E. Lewis
Eynon Street
Fifteenth Ward
Music Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
FF. P. Doty
Sarah Shiffer
Rebecca Hancock
Stanton
Dora Willams
Mary House
West Side Business Directory Auction and Clairvoyant Ad
Second hand furniture cash for anything you sell. Furniture stores Toole etc. Call and see stock of J King at 71 to 709 West Lock Avenue. Mrs Fenton clairvoyant and prognosticator at 412 North Main Avenue.
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West Side
King
Weat Lock
Fenton
North Main Avenue
Preachers and church events fill town notices
Rev. W. G. Watking and Rev. J. A. Evans plan tomorrow sermons at North Main Avenue Baptist and West Market Street Welsh Bap tist churches. Gwilym Edwards to sing at evening service. The Ladies Aid of West Market Street Baptist to host Monday Jan 17 entertainment with glee Aberystwyth. Foresters of America officers installed by W. E. Lewis and others. Two intoxicated women jailed after disturbing James McNeil’s Depot Street home. Simon Culver visits North Main avenue. Rev. D. M. Kinter returns from Indiana after funeral duty. Marquette Council Young Men’s Institute holds meeting. Puritan Congregational services tomorrow include sermons by Rev. Horace Peckover and Rev. Dr. Dixon with a special afternoon discourse and a time for evening preaching plus a musical program.
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W. G. Watking
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
West Market Street Baptist Church
Society For the West
Aberystwyth
Meredith Morgan
Thomas Fidler
William
J. Owens
R.S
Edward Morgan
John Butler
John Jenkins
John Evans
William Rich
John B. Davis
Johanna Morrison
Mary Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
James McNeil
Depot Street
McNeil
Fidler
Simon Culver
Taylor
John Regse
North Main Avenue
DM. Kinter
A. B. Dunning
Indiana
Elmira and Towanda Trio Return From Week with Lutis
T W Emblem and Mrs B M Sanderson of Elmira NY and Miss Edith Mitchell of Towanda have returned home after a week at the home of G H Lutis on Wyoming venue. Rev Dr Lansing of the Presbyterian church entertained the young people of the church aged 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Emblem
B. M. Sanderson
Elmira
N. Y
Edith Mitchell
Towanda
G. H. Lutis
Birthday party and injuries noted in Rim Street visit
A Cockrell of Rim Street broke three ribs after a porch fall. Several community members gathered for a birthday event at Cedar avenue and Germania hall honoring Mrs. Pontius, with Mrs. Peter Reidenbach celebrating her seventy sixth birthday. The Young Women's Christian association will reopen next week with Bible classes Monday, educational classes Tuesday, embroidery Saturday, and a Sunday Gospel meeting led by Mayme Clearwater.
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A Cockrell
Rim Street
Shantey
Plymouth
Mamie Ijeland
Pittston Avenue
Pontius
Cedar Avenue
Germania Hall
Peter Reidenbach
Fred Weichel
Jacob Sontag
Fred Pontius
John Rodrick
Jacob Reidenbach
George Schoener
John Reidenbach
James Dunn
Gus Reidlenbach
Edward Sontag
Charles Sontag
M. Zitzleman
Theodore Zitzleman
Louis Hentreck
William Koch, Jr
Adam Neuls
Adam Deidendorf
Casper Jenny
Fred Rohrick
Christ Rose
Henry Walden
A. Hale
Beaker
Ella Sunday
Mahanoy City
Lena Rohrick
Ela Deldendorf
Mamie Reldenbach
Henry Reldenbach
Lizzie Schwalbach
Momel Loftun
Charles Ferber
Carrie Zitzleman
Carrie Drew
Emma Pontius
Emma Reidenbach
Gertie Reidenkneh
Ed. Sunday, Jr
Charles Sunday
Misa Wliseie Sunday
Lucy Pontius
Lulu Pontius
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cile
Mayme Clearwater
Third Ward Republicans Organize Local Club in Dunmore
In Dunmore last Tuesday the Third Ward Republicans formed a local club at Marcy's Hall on Cherry Street. M. K. Bishop was elected president and William J. Jeffrey secretary. A meeting is set for Jan 11 to discuss joining Republicans in the ward. Debates and gatherings follow including a Neptune Fire company report and an upcoming Odd Fellows debate on Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Marcey’s Hall
Cherry Street
Republican Club
M. K. Bishop
William J. Jeffrey
Fivery
Harry Doney
F. P. Woodward
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dunmore Lodge
United States
Spain
Cuba
Neptune Fire Company
No. 1
William Potter
Arch Wood
F. K. Spencer
Charles Harper
E. @. Setser
PF. W. Allen
J. E. Dainty
J. H. Jenkins
Calvin Setzer
John Warfel
George Russell
A. H. Thornton
Henry Bruning
Odd Fellows
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kemp's Balsam Promoted As Quick Cough Cure
A persuasive notice urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam for lingering coughs. It claims the medicine works after the first dose and offers a positive guarantee to cure with a trial dose free, sold at druggists.
Dunmore Ward Meetings With Third Ward Club
Five wards of Dunmore ask to meet with the Third ward Republican club at Dr Marey’s office at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening January 11 to discuss party affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Third Ward
Republican Club
Dr. Marey
St Joseph society to elect officers. Democratic primaries noted
The St Joseph society will meet Sunday afternoon to elect officers for the year. Democrats of the South and Southwest districts plan primaries this afternoon. Factional disputes among conferees loom with two caucuses expected in each district as both sides mobilize. The party appears shattered and Republicans may gain in the township ticket. A southbound street car collided with an oil wagon on Greenwood hill yesterday, scattering barrels but leaving the teamster uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Society
Greenwood Hill
Burglary at Clark Company Store Ends in Arrest
A Clark company store burglary on North Main Avenue and Green Ridge Street, Dec 23, and a second on Dec 10, yielded six gold rings a box of cigars and turkey. Detectives traced the rings to Davidow pawnshop. Peter Rieber and a West Ridge mine employee were implicated. Nieber confessed at a hearing before Alderman Fidler and was jailed in default of 300 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Company
North Main Avenue
Green Ridge Street
Iriple Provesa
Molt
Davidow
Joy Davidow
Peter Rieber
West Ridge
Fidler
Nieber
Knights of Golden Eagle Install Officers in Lackawanna Hall
Electric City Castle No. 875 Knights of Golden Eagle held an installation cere mony at Finleys hall Lackawanna avenue. New officers include Friend Crose past chief Edward Loney noble chief Silas Deltrinck vice chief I P Tice high priest A J Jenkins Sir Herald John Griffiths venerable hermit William Reed keeper of ex chequer Er W Stone clerk of ex chequer Thomas Saville master of dewis J C Horan worthy bard Frederick Collony chamberlain Joseph Briges ensign Arthur Beggs esquire William H Haverson first guard man Charles Beggs second guard man Frederick Collony trustee.
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Electric City Castle
Knights of Golden Eagit
Finley's Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Friend Crose
Edward Loney
Silas Deltrinck
I. P. Tice
A. J. Jenkins
Herald
John Griffiths
Hermit
William Reed
Er. W. Stone
Thomas Saville
Dewis
C. Horan
Frederick Collony
Joseph Briges
Arthur Beggs
William H. Haverson
Charles Beggs
Letters From The People Published With Names
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Tribune Editor Receives Despondent Letter From Local Gentleman
A Tribune editor notes receiving a letter from a city gentleman who expresses low spirits about the current situation. He mentions in the East that only a glimmer of future hope would relieve his distress.
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Sirs Tam
Worker's query on relocating to Salt Lake City
The writer, a Salt Lake City resident, advises a western stranger on moving for work. He notes a floating population, brisk rumors of better wages elsewhere, and scarce intermediate cities. He cites wages of 1 to 1 1 4 dollars per hour for nine hours daily, and warns against promising prospects, urging caution and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Tribune
Pacific
Scranton
Butte
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Sahara
Denver
Montana
Aeek
Tra C. Stockbridge
Obituary notices from The Montrose Democrat
The Montrose Democrat reports the death of Theodore Smith at his Lake Avenue home on Tuesday January 4 at about age 72 after long illness. He formerly led the Beninton and Montrose Republican printing operations and leaves a wife and daughter Nellie. The paper also notes the death of Mrs Mary Golden aged 70 at her son Martins home on Leccetts Street, a native of Ireland who later resided in Hawley and Montrose. funeral at Maly Rosary church with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of Michael Mills of North Scranton on Wells Street aged and notable for charity, Morgan Bowen formerly of Montrose in Spring Brook at 1 years old with a large family, Mrs Peter Kuhn of Pittston Avenue at 40 with six children, and funeral notices for Mrs Patrick Hopkins at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery later today.
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The
Montrose Democrat
Theodore Smith
Lake Avenue
Afr. Sith
Beninton
Bcranton Republian
Myr Smith
Towinnda
Montrose
Montrose Repub
Nellie
Mary Golden
Martin Golden
Leccetts Street
Iréland
Hawley
Martin
John
Ashley
Maly Rosary Church
Myde Park Catholic Cemetery
Michael Mills
North
Scranton
Wells Street
Mills
Bridget
Patrick
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Morgan Bowen
Spring Brook
Monscow
Peter Kuhn
Pittston Avenue
Troutiles Cure Tone From Animal Extracts Banned in Trade
A fragment notes TROUTILES labeled cured with animal extracts and a free book about the product, linked to Washington Chemical Co in Washington. The snippet hints at a trade or promotional context but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Washington Chemical Gu
Washington, B
Mrs Pinkham's remedies praised by Knightstown reader
Mrs EA Rainge of Knightstown Indiana says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long standing Change of Life symptoms and other female illnesses. She credits the remedy, pills, and sanitary wash for restored health and urges others to use them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Professional Directory Entry Highlights Scranton Area
A dense list of Scranton area professionals features doctors, lawyers, and service providers. Names include Dr. Kay, Dr. Batebon, Dr. Frey, Dr. Trapold, Mary A. Shepherd, Dr. L. Ras, Dr. W. L'Amoreaux, and others with office addresses across Adams, Wyoming, Spruce, Madison, and Lackawanna avenues. Also listed are veterinarians, orchestras, printers, and clerical services with hours and contact details.
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A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
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City
First District
Frank Needham
Eletfion
John White
John Sheridan
Ediitor
Sit
T Oowen
M. E
Imauer
John J. Kelly
O'Boyle
Mix
Hoban
Thomas Boyle
Jamis Noone
Patrick Woufiv
Register of Voters
John McKane
Michael Nolan
Edward McDinnell
North Garfield Avenue
Thomas B. Carey
Price Street
John Howell
Arthur Green
A. Tate
North Lincoln Avenue
Sterling
N. J
Anna Bird
Robert Armstrong
Jahokeen Street
Anna Willams
South Hyde Park Avenue
Bloomsburg State Normal School
OMB
Chopko
Mega
K. of P
Globe Warehouse
Our Cloak Department
Mises
Aiswea
Elses Mal
M. B. Howard
Monacy Avenue
Kingsley
FE. F. McGlynn
Misa Bennetts McHale
M. F. Walsh
Forest City
J. H. Seward
Dickson Avenue
William H. Thomas
Johnstown
Edwin Wint
East Market Street
Wyoming Valley
Deacon Street
BE. D. Hughes
Albany
Alice Keyes
Stroudsabore
Mrs. Noble
Marion Street
Mary Bugden
Capouse Avenue
North Scranton
Green Ridge
South Scranton
Reiber
K. OF
G. E
Nn Entertainment
Patrick Hopkins
Hyde Pack Catholic Cemetery
Old Dominion Company
Princess Anne
Yorktown
Jamentown
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Baltimore
Mid
Washington, D.C
OLD Dominion Steamship
North River
New York
Lightei
Atlantic Refining
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Rosie
Batebon
Washington Avenue
C. L. Frey
Cranton Savings Bank
Widg
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. B. Allen
Ll. M. Gates
Ktofam
Madison Avenue
Co. L
Omcetas
W. L'Amoreaux
Adams
Mulberry
Tod P
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Baver
J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megarge
E Brothers
Beranton
PRANI
P. Khown & CO
West Lackawanna
Aubrey
Rex
Tribuns Publishing
D. B. Replogle
Mears Building
Washington Aveenue
Sprice Street
James J. Torrey
Troome 2
Commonwealth Building
Frank
Boyle
Burr Building
Houte 13
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Mece and Counsellora
Rovuma
Frank J. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Attorney-At
Law
Oll
Board of Trade
B. F. Killam
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Bermon
Edward W. Thayer
Rowmes
Republican
J. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders’ National Bank
A. W. Bertholf, Atty
Spruce &J
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival, J. Morris
Board of Trade Building
Edward T. Davis
B. L. Walter
di Washington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor. Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T.1, LACKEY &_ SON, ARCHITECTS
Traders
National Banke
I. O. Lyman
N. Washington Avenue
H. F. Reynolds
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Welcomin
Moura
Kupttel
Amar Bt
Lackwant Avenue
Leeds
G. Br, Clark & CO
Washington Aves Nue
Creen Howe
North Matin Ave
Nue
Store Telephone
ELK Cafe
Avenue
PF. Ziegler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Brio Medial Co
Erie Medical CO
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