Local Moves and Marital News Across Three States
Han resumes studies at Bellaway Medical College in New York City. David A. Patten resigns his post. He joins Beranion Mercantile after leaving Lynch's General Store in Olyphant. W F Sheehan installs new Knights of Columbus officers in Wilkes-Barre. A J Atkinson of Company 1 Thirteenth Regiment heads to Camp MacKenese to rejoin after hip injury. Henry Wolf and Mire Blanche Moore wed in New York state marriage ceremony. groom’s sister is Mrs. E G Worden. couple to reside on Webster Avenue.
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Han
Bellaway Medical College
New York City
David A. Patten
Lynch's
Olyphett
Beranion Mercantile Company
W. F. Sheehan
Wilko Barre
Knights of Columbus
Wilkes-Barre
A. J. Atkinson
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp MacKenes
Man in hospital questions Monaghan murder claims
A Moses Taylor hospital patient, a Delaware Lackawanna and Western worker, says a Monaghan brother duo were not too drunk to be involved in the murder. He told a physician and police, claiming a hotel near Corcoran's reported a fight over Corcoran's. Police have not secured a signed statement yet, and hospital staff offered no confirmation.
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Moses Taylor Hospital
John Monaghan
Lugerne
Corcoran's
Monaghan
Tribune
Annual Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting last evening with modest attendance. Reports showed solid finances including pew rents and subscriptions. Assets listed include building funds of 10,500.17 and furnishing fund cash on hand 2,075.60. Trustees re-elected, budget set at 9,077 with pew sales grossing about 4,090. Ex-Judge Knapp led pew sales after session.
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First Presbyterian Church
H. A. Knapp
James McLeod
ID. D
F. H. Kingabury
F. PD. Watt
E. Taylor
Noor Endowment Fund
Richard Matthews
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. Metten
W. BH. Taylor
F. D. Watts
Washington Avenus
Madison Avenue
Knapp
Senate
Primary election notice for Ninth ward voters in Beranton
Republican precinct voters are reminded to cast ballots January 14 from 4 to 5 PM for city primaries including common councilman and card ward constable nominations. Names listed include QO. B. Partridge J. S. Kirkpatrick and others. remarks urge local engagement and report political activity by Dr. C. L. Hill and G. E. Hill.
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Ninth Ward
QO. B. Partridge
J. 5. Kirkpatrick
W. K K. Perry
W. B. Henwood
D. H. Jadwin
Ezra C. Browning
Vigilance Committee
Candidate for Mayor Announces Run in Republican Primary
Charles P. Jadwin declares candidacy for mayor in the Republican primary set for January 14 with a campaign event between 4 and 8 p.m.
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Charles P. Jadwin
Hotel Nash room and board rates listed
Pleasant rooms with board offered at Hotel Nash. Two in a room priced at $1 a week. Singles at six dollars weekly without room. Meals and lodging available for $250 annually or 91.00 per day.
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Hotel Nash
Jadwin and Reese Campaign Message On Local Pavements
Republicans urge support for Jadwin and Reese with a call to improve streets and city infrastructure. Voters are advised to visit Lane's for meals and to consider Spruce Street area concerns.
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Lane's
Spruce Street
Farr Elected Speaker of State House in West Scranton
Neighbors and officials praise John R. Farr at a West Scranton Republican league reception. Speakers Judge H. M. Edwards Senator J. C. Vaughan and W. Gaylord Thomas commend Farr, who vows to lead without pledges and to harmonize party factions in the state house.
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H. M. Edwards
J. C. Vaughan
W. Gaylord Thomas
E. Olver
Farr
John R. Farra
Hhouse of Representatives
Republican League of
West Scranton
League
West Side Central Republican Club
W. V. Grifiths
West Side Republican League
West Side Republican Club
John R. Farr
House of Representatives
Mr. Marr
W. Garylord Thomas
Thoma
House
Harrisburg
Thomas
C. EF. Olver
Mr. Farr
J.C. Vaughan
Jegia Inter
Edwardy
United States
Philadelphia
Oranges and Fruit Ad Says Fancy California Produce
An advertisement promotes Fancy California Navel Oranges at 25 and 35 cents, Fancy Grape Fruit at 10 cents each or $5.50 per box, and Fancy Fresh Tomatoes at 20 cents per pound. It claims headquarters for oranges and fruit and promises best goods for least money.
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California
Yes
Trip to Harrisburg for Eleventh Regiment Inaugural Drill
Orders issued for the eleventh regiment to Harrisburg for the next Tuesday Inaugural event. Scranton Companies D G and K report Monday by 8 40 p m at the armory. L from Honesdale leaves Monday afternoon and joins in Harrisburg. Bauer's band to accompany. battalions drill again Friday night under Major B Rush Field to raise efficiency.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Honesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
Pennsylvania
Northumberland
F. M. Wandling
Rink
Chestnut Street
Morrisburg
Bauer
James ©. Timmick
Mnior
Milton A. Gherat
Laat Nleht
Watren
Watres
B. Rush Field
Fkaston
Field
City Faces Large Deficit as Estimates Begin for Year
City plans for a fiscal year starting April faces a deficit near 300000 dollars. The current year's appropriation was 295100 with little surplus, and committees will adjust the 18 percent appropriations. Street department estimates show a 17000 rise, including asphalt repairs, with notes on a 3000 for broken stone to aid city repairs.
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Board of Revision and Appeal
Catholic Historical Society Meeting Highlights Education Talks
At a Newman Magazine Club gathering Attorney M P Cawley presented statistics on education in the Philippines and Rev D J MacGoldrick analyzed the Indian school question with Cardinal Gibbons and archbishops noted. Discussion covered Father Hecker’s work and related Catholic debates in Europe. An February 9 social event and January 24 talk by Miss Anna Hoban were planned.
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Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
M. P. Cawley
Philippines
D. J. MacGoldrick
Ian
Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Europe
Father Hecker
Paullat Order
Turkish baths touted to ease grip at Purcell’s Linden Street
The pamphlet claims hot air and steam rooms at Purcell’s establishment on Linden Street help grip. It notes experienced rubbers attend and promises banishment of chilly feelings. C P Jadwin as mayor advocates better parks. vote for Reese for city clerk.
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Eason
Purcell
Linden Street
Court House Square
Refund claim over bottle of Greene’s Warranted pH
The undersigned petition for refund of money spent on a bottle of Greene’s Warranted pH medicine to cure a cough or colds. The note mentions returning the bottle or proving the money was spent, with names J. G. Bone and others listed.
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Greene
J. G. Bone
Fann Donahue
Delaware and Hudson Gauge Change Under Way
Work on widening the Delaware and Hudson track has resumed. Officials expect to place the roadbed in shape to shift the rails by Saturday night. An extra large force will operate between then and Monday morning to move all rails to the wide gauge so trains can run as usual on Monday, using only the Hecht track.
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Pare
H. M. Edwards
Grifith
Mr. Farr
eMilent
Merc Farr
Yarr
Edwarda
Hadson
Britisher Faces Rematch as Dobbs Accepts Challenge
London papers report Bobby Dobbs willing to fight Dick Burge again after Burge accepted the challenge on his own terms and deposited £20 as forfeit in the expert hands of the organizers.
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Dobbs
London
the Tribune
Bobby Dobbs
Dick Burge
London Sporting Life
Burge
Match challenge funds offered by Dick Bute in London
Dick Bute announces readiness to back a boxing match with Dobbs, offering up to £1.0M backing and £40 stake if Dobbs cannot raise £2, with plans to sail to America to pursue a match with Lavigne. Dobbs accepts the challenge and the money demanded.
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Dobbe
Jonmer
Dobba
America
Lavigne
Dick Butee
London
Doe
Brother of local official injured in Lehigh Valley wreck
The brother of Thomas J. Foster of this city, a 50 year old man named Mr. Foster, was badly injured in the Lehigh Valley railroad wreck at West Dunnelion New Jersey on Monday. He and partner Mr Keiser were en route to New York to secure a large contract when the crash occurred. Mr Keiser in the same seat was instantly killed.
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Foster
Potteville
West Dunnelion
N. J
Thomas J. Foster
Poster
Keiser
New York
Kelser
Death of Miss Evelyn Van Stone at Weastlake residence
Miss Evelyn W. Van Stone of Bridgeport Conn. died suddenly yesterday at the Westlake residence 11 West Market Street of heart failure due to grip She had been visiting the Westlakes for months The funeral is set for 7 30 this evening with interment in Bridgeport
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Evelyn W. van Stone
Bridgeport, Conn
RE. Westlake
Weet Market
Miss van Stone
Weastlakes
Bridgeport
Auction Sale at Swift Mansion Promises No Reserve Today
This morning at 10 o'clock the Swift Mansion at 839 Clay Avenue opens for an auction of the entire contents, sold without reserve. Viewing begins at 9, deposits required from all buyers. the home features antique and modern furnishings in mahogany, oak, and walnut.
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Swift
Clay Avenue
Ossified Man Falls From Platform in Strange Incident
A man collapses from a platform to the floor in a dell thud scene. Onlookers shout a surprised exclamation while the injured figure nods and asserts he is not what he appeared to be, in a cryptic moment reported by Detrole Free Press.
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Detrole Free Press
Jadwin political appeal in Scranton building notice
In the Connell building a number of offices are specially adapted to lawyers' use. A feature of the building is a complete law library the free use of which will be for tenants of the building. Apply to J. L. Connell Scranton Pa. Jadwin as mayor of Scranton people.
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L. Connell
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Little Minister
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George Wahl
Lindon Street
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Wheeler Ave
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Maine Avenue
TOMI
Waril
Harber Asphalt Paving Company
Historical Society Meeting
C. P. Jadwin
Hobby Dobbs and Burge
S.C. Snyder
Jermya
MR. Foster
Hooil
Jadwin
Cc. i. Jaulwin
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ILA
the Tribune Almanac
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Vnsiia
Dumbie
F. L. Crane
Furrier
Santos
Pierce’s Market
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Hand & Payne
Washington Avenue
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Telephone
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Meridian Strait
Sorantor, Pa
Liebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
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