Martin Luther Lecture Draws Strong Crowds at Lervan Baptist
Rev Mr Getty, famed evangelist, spoke at the Lervan Baptist church on Martin Luther life and times. The second straight night drew good attendance with artistic views shown, depicting Luther’s conflicts with Pope Leo X and the Babylonian Captivity of the Church. Attendees praised the speaker and the high standard of the series continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lervan
Mr. Getty
Martin Luther
Leo X
Ladies Entertain With Progressive Euchre Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Athlet ic Benevolent Association plans an informal reception and progressive euchre party Friday evening in the Burke building on Sixth avenue. The event runs until 10 o'clock followed by refreshments and dancing presided by Prof. John Firth. The association, known for successful socials, aims to surpass prior efforts with an active committee coordinating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Athelic Benevolent Association
Jane
Burke
Sixth Avenue
Daveing
John Firth
In Honor of Goth Birthday Observed
Mrs. H. A. Lee of Terrace street visited her son in Cadossa New York and Callcoon friends and returned home Monday. On Tuesday she turned sixty and friends gathered to surprise her with tokens of love and friendship. A sumptuous dinner followed at 6 o clock. Relatives and friends including Mrs. Louisa Avery Mrs. Catherine Gardner Mrs. DeWitt Vail Mrs. Henrietta Lee Mrs. George Williams Mrs. Dorrance Rivenburg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott Miss Madeline Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams and Miss Lelia Breese attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lee
Terrace Street
Cadossa
N. Y
Louisa Avery
Catherine Gardner
DeWitt Vail
Henrietta Lee
George Williams
Dorrance Rivenburg
Fred Scott
Madeline Scott
Jesse Williams
Lelia Breese
Reward Offered for Kidnappers of Edward Cudahy in Omaha
Omaha Chief of Police McAndrew announces a 50000 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of three men linked to the Edward Cudahy kidnapping on December 15. Suspects include Pat Crowe and others described with aliases Frank Roberts John Wilson and John Harris. Rewards tiered at 5000 for any one, 15000 for any two, and 25000 for all three. Descriptions detail Crowe as tall with blue eyes and numerous scars and marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew
Edward Cudahy
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Frank Roberts
John Wilson
John Harris
Onaha
Vince
J. J. Donahue
Joshua Simpkins Company Presents Vermont Pastoral Comedy
The Joshua Simpkins company with special scenery and no bands stages a three act pastoral comedy at the Grand Opera House this afternoon and evening. Set in a Vermont village the play follows country life with Uncle Josh in Washington and ends with a dramatic saw-mill scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Simpkins
Grand Opera House
Vermont
Josh
Washington City
Local Names Reported In A Filing Grip
Daniel Scurry of Cameron's jewelry firm and several associates including Thomas Morgan of Alvord and Male's J A Hoole of T C Robinson Moe and Jacob Fuchs are reported to be filing a grip. Frank Vanderford of the Hendrick company P J Powderly of Eighth Avenue Frank States and Opie sr are also named in the filing report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Scurry
Cameron's
Thomas Morgan
Alvord & Male's
J. A. Hoole
T. C. Robinson
O Moe
Taylor Jacob Fuchs
Constable Mamett
Frank Vanderford
The
Hendrick Company
P. J. Powderly
Eighth Avenue
Frank States
Opie Sr
Boy Jones Enjoys Games With Nearby Companions
A nine year old named Jones was playing with several companions when the incident occurred. The report notes the group’s age range and the informal setting as they engaged in playful activities. Authorities say no serious harm came to the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Boy's Sleigh Ride Ends in Collision on Eighth Avenue Hill
A boy of the same age as others enjoyed sleighing down the Eighth avenue hill yesterday. After several exhilarating runs he gained height and speed, then lost control as his sleigh veered near a telegraph pole. He tumbled over cobblestones and frozen ground, sustaining bruises but escaping serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Mannner
Pool Tournament Ninth Evening Standings In Carbondale
The Carbondale Cycle Club pool tournament entered its ninth evening with players anxious about an extra loss. Roberts defeated Gilhool 50 to 45 in the only game last night. Derby McMillan Roberts and Wingle lead with three wins and no losses. The complete standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
Roberts
Gilhool
Derby
McMillan
Wingle
Ankle Twisted At Powderly Mine
Joseph Ginley of Battle avenue suffered a badly twisted ankle at work in the Powderly mine yesterday afternoon. While pulling a loaded car his foot caught in the stretcher and the mules pulled hard, nearly dislocating the ankle. Dr John A Kelley treated him and he was taken home for further care. The ankle swelled to six times its normal size but no serious injury is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ginley
Battle Avenue
Powderly Mine
John A. Kelley
South Church Street
Carbondale Republicans Announce February Election Slate
The Republicans of Carbondale township nominate Patrick Brown and M. H. Cavanaugh for Supervisor. Martin McPadden for Poor Director. James Bradley and Lawrence Larkin for School Directors. Bert Padson for Treasurer. Patrick Toolan for Auditor. Philip Lee for Assessor. Michael Connon for Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Township
Patrick Brown
M. H. Cavanaugh
Martin McPadden
James Bradley
Lawrence Larkin
Bert Padson
Patrick Toolan
Philip Lee
Michael Connon
Fidelity Conclave Installment Draws Large Attendance
The Fi delity Conclave No. 130 Improved Order of Heptasophs held installation ceremonies last night with District Deputy Allen of Wilkes Barre as installing officer. A social hour followed with refreshments music and speeches. attendees called the event very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Allen
Wilkes, Barre
Mayor Kilpatrick Visits Scranton Daughter Recovering
Mayor J. W. Kilpatrick met his daughter Miss May in Scranton yesterday at a private hospital where she recently underwent appendicitis surgery. She is recovering rapidly and expected to return home in the city on Saturday if nothing unforeseen occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kilpatrick
Scranton
Miss May
Sceranton
Fraternal Orders Mentioned in Carbondale Listings
George E. Randolph camp No. 138 Sons of Veterans Branch 89 and Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association. Carbondale council No. 924 Royal Arcanum. Carbondale canton No. 40 Patriarchs Militant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Randolph
Sons of Veterans
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Carbondale Council
Royal Arcanum
Carbondale Canton
Patriarchs Militant
Funeral for James Madden Held Today
The funeral for the late James Madden will be held this afternoon. The procession leaves the house on Scott Street at 3 o'clock for St Rose Church where a requiem mass will be said. Interment follows at St Rose Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madden
Scott Street
St. Rose Church
St. Hose Cemetery
Joshua Simpkins and The Power Behind the Throne
A listing notes events featuring Joshua Simpkins in the afternoon and evening slots. It also lists A Wise Woman on February 2 and The Power Behind the Throne in the schedule for January 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Simpkins
Stocker of Jermyn Passes Bar Exam for Admittance
Frank D. Stocker of Jermyn has successfully passed the final examination and will be admitted to the bar next Monday morning. He has many friends locally who celebrate his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Stocker
Jermyn
Young Men’s Institute Fair Prize Awarded in Dunmor
J. Guhool of this city won a prize a silver set at the Young Men’s Institute fair recently held in Dunmor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Guhool
Young Men's Institute
Dunmor
Charles Dowe Confined by Grave Illness on Lathrop Ave
Friends express grave concern as Charles Dowe remains confined to his home on Lathrop avenue after a serious attack. The condition is described as grave and uncertain by close associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dowe
Lathrop Avenue
Mrs Roche enters Dr Wheeler's private hospital for treatment
Mrs Roche of Orchard street entered Dr Wheeler's private hospital yesterday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roche
Orchard Street
Dr. Wheeler
Obituary of Judge William Wells of Wilkes-Barre
The venerable Judge William Wells, a leading Wilkes-Barre citizen, died Tuesday night from pleuro-pneumonia after two days illness. Born in Greenfield Minnesota in 1815, he moved to Wilkes-Barre as a youth and is survived by one son and three daughters, including Mrs J B Watt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William = &. Wells
Wilkes-Barre
Greenfield
Mays
Mra. J. BE. Watt
Willam Bowers Dies After Week's Illness at 69
Willam Bowers died at his home on Tuesday evening after a brief illness aged 69. Born in Manchester Fingland he married Caroline Locke and lived in the United States since 1846 moving from Scranton to this city. He worked for the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and helped organize the Fallbrook and Newton Water Company later serving as superintendent. A member of Cambrian lodge Old Fellows and a longtime Trinity Episcopal Church vestryman he leaves his widow a daughter Isabella and two sons John and William. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at his home at o o'clock conducted by Rev Rollin A Sawyer followed by interment at Mapleswood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Bowers
Canaan Street
Mr. Bowers
Manchester
Fingland
Caroline Locke
United States
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Robert Carter
Fallbrook and Newton Water Company
Bowers
Cambrian Lodge of Old Fellows
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hhe
Ely
John Bowers
Wilkes- Barre
Rollin A. Sawyer
Mapleswood Cemetery
Augustin St. John
Parlor
Emma May Colburn
Lissie Colburn
Cliff Street
J. P. H. Raynor
Belmont Street
Uniondale
Charles Wilson
Troy
Midward Moon
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
John W. Mitchell
Niagara Falls
KR. J. Delevan
Margaret Thomas
Alderman Jones
Sarah Devine
Michael Gallagher
Brooklyn Street
Carbondale
Forest City
Hugh Pohbren
Trinity Church
David Cushine
Pittsburg
Joseph Harris
Hans Anderson
Clover Leaf Manufacturing Company
Mary Thompson
Syracuse
N. Y
M. ©. Elliott
James Corrigan
John
James Price
Mill Street
Pittston
James Moran
Buffalo
Richard Moran
Pike Street
N. Bronson
Carbondale Milling Company
Amp
Martha Penwarden
Lincoln Avenue
George Penwarden
Honesdale
A. Pascoe
Harriet Raynor
St. Charles
New Orleans
J. E. Watt
W. E. Watt
Wilkes-Barre
Judge Wells
Father Lynott
Jermyn
Charles
Eugene Castle
Garfield Starbird
Vestal
Bethany
Thomas O'Connell
Park Street
Justice of the Peace
Andrew Coles
Evan G. Evans
David H Ivans
Thomas G. Francis
Gomer E. Jones
Joseph Davis
Willard Sweet
William Price
Evan G. Watkins
Davi F. Evans
Samuel Harlor
James 5. Evans
William Williams
Counci
David D. Griffiths
George Danse
Willart Atherton
John Jordan
Company K
United States Infantry
Philippines
John Graham
Old Forge
Taylor Silver Cornet
Weber's Rink
Moses Taylor Hospital
John Evans
Edward E. Evans
Joseph Fpairelough
Main Street
Crogeman's Store
Providence
Fairview Hotel
Young Men's Literary Society of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
George Haas
Joseph Woodworth
Tayior Castle
Knights of the Colden Eagle
W. H. Davenport
Southam Matreet
Mra
GB. Richards
Moosic
Lackawanna Council
Reuben Walters
Binghamton
N. J
Blesecker
Thomas Sherman
Paterson
James Hill
Taylor Silk Mill
Hum
New Jersey
Funeral of Mrs Henrietta Lee in Belmont Street
The funeral for Mrs Henrietta Lee widow of Mobert Lee was held yesterday afternoon at her Belmont street residence. Rev A P Chaffee of the First Methodist church officiated with a church quartet. Floral emblems, pallbearers and a burial at Maplewood cemetery were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Ie
Mobert Lee
Belmont Street
A. PB. Chaffee
First Methodist Church
The
Abbey
Nettle Hailey
Hubert F. Clark
W. BR. Moon
Nathan English
G. W. Norris
Joseph Deltrick
D. K K. Lee
Milo Phelpa
A. Diltz
Jegreph 8. Wilson
Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. John Smith at St Rose Church
Funeral services for Mrs. John Smith were held yesterday at 9:30 a.m. a high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Rose Church by Rev. Walter Gorman. Pallbearers were Daniel Loftus Patrick Finer an Thomas Golden John Cawley William Shelley and John Gittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
St. Rose Church
Walter Gorman
Daniel Loftus
Patrick Fineran
Thomas Golden
John Cawley
William Shelley
John Gittings
Carbondale May See Two New Liquor Stores
Rumors say Carbondale may grant licenses in March allowing two new outlets. A South Main Street building once McDonald’s is being fitted for a Vanching man McGrannghian to open a wholesale liquor house. Mendelsons of Mayfield may also establish a store after license court actions, with Elbrecht considering the North Main Street location due to strong local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
South Main Street
Patrick McDonald
Carpenters
McGrannnghian
Mendelsons
Mayfield
Elbrecht
North Main Street
Grand Opera House fire wounds Carbondale sister
By the burning of the Grand Opera house in Cincinnati a former Carbondallan lost her wardrobe. She is a sister of James H. and George Paul of this city and a member of the KE. H. Sothern company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
James H
George Paul
KE. H. Sothern Company
Price Withdraws From Ward One Poor Director Nomination
Hugh Price withdraws from the First ward poor director race at the Democratic city convention. A. P. Rivenburg, current secretary with an April term end, is added to the ticket by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Price
A. P. Rivenburg
Dissolution of Lee and Snyder Livery Partnership
The firm of Lee and Snyder liverymen of Salem Avenue dissolves its partnership with Mr Lew retiring. They will start a new livery business at the old Rivernbure stand on Salem Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee & Snyder
Salem Avenue
Lew
Riveenbure
Gallagher Secures Post With Delaware and Hudson
Roscoe Gallagher has secured a position with the Delaware and Hudson Company. He takes up duties in the railroad offices and will supervise staff and operations starting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoo Gallagher
The
Delaware and Hudson Company
The Passing Throng Mies Anna Krants of Bouth Church
A local obituary note honors Anna Krants of Bouth Church who passed away after a long illness. The brief tribute lists her role in the church community and her family, reflecting on a life of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Anna Krants
Bouth Church
People and visitors flock to Carbondale area
Agnes Langan and many Scranton and Binghamton guests visited Carbondale and nearby towns while locals called on friends in Forest City and Pittston. Trainman Midward Moon joined the Delaware and Hudson railway. Illness touched several residents including Mrs. 8. W. Kupp and Emma May Colburn.
Jermyn Public School Honor Roll and Local News
Jermyn and Mayfield report lists students with no marks below percent across all grades from first to senior. Local items include Second ward Republicans caucus at Enterprise hall, visits by Hessie Barrett and Jennie McGarry, a serious illness of Thomas Dawe, a clerks union meeting, and legal career milestone for Frank Stocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Mary Jenkins
Ida Giles
Cora Battenberg
Mamie Evans
Alonzo Davis
Clyde Townsend
Magiie Marsh
Mary Murphy
Bula Sprague
Mary Spottigue
Plora Depen
Harold Davia
George Gebhardt
Henry Shields
Florence Miller
Nora Muldoon
Agnes Freas
Leone Hall
May Dempsey
Alice Jones
Lulu Wall
Ramond Davis
Thomas Muldoon
Loretta Irving
Minnie Parks
Maggie McAndrew
Finna Maynard
Rex Townsend
Della Wademan
Ole Gilbert
Mary Spillane
Minnie Oakley
Bara Harvey
Florence Gebhardt
Florence Allan
Mamie Furey
Stanley Evans
Anna May Smith
Eloise Shields
Genevieve Murphy
Hilda Phillips
Margaret Jenkins
Ethel Bell
Frank Loughney
Myrtle E Smith
Jennie Smallacombe
Maud Adams
Ray Cramie
Florence Davis
Charles Gaines
Newel Townsend
Joseph Rowland
Charles Winters
Henry Kirkpatrick
George Johns
Clara Yarns
Willie Davidson
Lowell Wall
Esther Peeney
Charles Meehan
Sylvia Blake
Naboth Williams
Anna Puckey
Ruth Avery
Mildrett Forschner
Lea Farley
Willard Griffiths
Mary O'Gara
Eddie Rosser
Elmer Plake
Albert Long
Irene Smith
Jodwen Evans
Maude Veale
Alta Wademan
Anna Collins
Bernard Wivell
Genevieve Smith
Roswell Sallabury
Alex Muldoon
Viola Luximore
Grace Tompkins
Emma Davies
Regina Meehan
John Don
H. N. Barrett
Second Street
Thomas
Littl
E. J. Dawe
Cemetery Street
Mixes Jennie McGarry
New York
M. A. Farrell
Mayfield
Frank D. Stocker
Jenkins
Edwardd Jenkins
Main Street
Lincoln A. Greenwas
Seranton
David &. Griffiths
Scranton
Local Notices From Carbondale Events
Mrs W L Badger and Mins Thompson attended a Berean Baptist church lecture in Carbondale Tuesday evening. Mrs Warren Miller and daughter Lola, also of Carbondale, visited here Tuesday. Organizer Baxter of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen will address Edmunds Hall Mayfield Tuesday evening and invite joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Badger
Mins Thompson
Berean Baptist Church
Carbondale
Warren Miller
Lola
Baxter
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Edmund's Hall
Mayfield
Bohemian Glass Blowers Exhibit At Father Mathew Housed
Large crowds attend the Bohemian Glass Blowers display at Father Mathew opera house daily. Admission is 10 cents and the event runs throughout the week. attendees include Mr and Mrs John O Malley and T Frank Jordan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew Opera House
Admisisoen
John O'Malley
Evans Building
Lackawanna Street
T. Frank Jordan
James Jordan
J. W. O'Brien
M. J. Lavin
Pather Smoulter
Wilkes-Barre
John Phillipe
Susquehanna Street
Order of Hibernian
D. W. Harris
Robert O'Connell
Honesdale
P. W. Fadden
Dunmore Street
H. H. Howard
Flieselo Howard
Scranton
Pretty wedding at St James church in Jessup
Miss Mary Ellen Franey of Railroad street married Mr John Loomis of Bridge street in a wedding at St James church last evening. Guests included many local families and out of town relatives. After a feast at home the couple plan to start housekeeping on Railroad street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Mary Ellen Franey
Railroad Street
John Loonvia
Bridge Street
Pattick Judge
Depot Street
Grace Franey
Scranton
Margaret Eagen
Carbondale
Sterrick Creek Coal Company
J. F. Curran
Winifred
Carney
Michael Coleman
Hyde Park
Thomas Franey
E. J. Cafferty
J. M. Smoulter
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Conway
Billie
St. James Hall
Dalton Community Notes Include Supper, Ills, Lectures
A Dalton column reports a Methodist church chicken supper well attended. Local residents attend ice harvesting at Glenburn pond and ice sold to a New York firm. Notices include illnesses, visitors, and a string of upcoming lectures by Rev. James Putnam on religious and world topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hill
David W. Brown
Coleman
Scranton
Fred Schoonover
Henry M. Ives
Misa Jessie Hall
Glenburn
California
Walter Purdy
0. W. Mason
England
William von Storch
Frank Northup
Olyphant
James Putnam
New York
Baptist Church
Rome
Paris
Dalion
Mere
Mateliadl
Fite Whiteey
Harford
Waller Purdy
Boranten
Edward VII Assumes Title at Quiet Isle of Wight
The royal household awaits the king as funeral arrangements and body removal plans hinge on his arrival. The palace remains quiet with no new arrivals or departures since the king left. Herr Fuchs has arrived to take a cast of Queen Victoria's face. Emperor William reportedly plans to stay on the Isle of Wight until the body is removed, potentially for two weeks or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Fuchs
William
Isle of Wight
Victoria's Fortune and Wealth of the Queen
London reports the queen's private income and estates totaling about 4 to 5 million pounds. Income includes the Duchy of Lancaster and London realty plus securities. inheritances from Prince consort and John Camdenfield. and a 1881 property purchase now worth far more. The article notes German properties and a Baden villa, with priceless jewels and art valued at over a million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duchy of Lancaster
Prince Consort
John Camdenfield
Lord Cross
Sidney
Arnnold White
Baden
Chinese Smugglers Arrested Near Champlain New York
In a major smuggling case four Chinese men and Montrealer Edovant Gadoun were captured near Champlain with papers linking suspects in Montreal New York City and towns along the Canada line. Gadoun pleaded not guilty bail set at $1000. conviction could bring a $1000 fine and a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg
N. Y
M. W. Maynard
Champlain
Canada Ine
Alfred Anderson
Boston
Wallace
Edovant Gadoun
Montreal
United States
Gadoun
New York City
Canada Line
New York
Vermont
Gadous
Grand Trunk
Coteau
Henrysburgh
Quebec
Maynards
Anderson
Woodward
Gadown
Mitchell Addresses the Mine Workers
Exclusive AP report from Indianapolis notes President John Mitchell delivering the keynote at the United Mine Workers convention. The address, the longest ever at 15 000 words, covers the mine strike last September, union growth, arbitration, and proposals for two year contracts plus a joint arbitration and conciliation body to settle disputes between operators and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Amerjca
Mitchell
Tom
Au Organization
Ue Construction
Pierhods
New Ta Fire
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Scranton Miner
Morgan Williams of 660 North Hyde Park Avenue, a Hyde Park mine worker, reports yearlong kidney pain easing after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He bought a box for 50 cents at Matthews Bros. Drug Store and says the entire pain disappeared after finishing the treatment. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U S sole agent. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dean
Morgan Wiliams
Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park Mines
Caye
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan's
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Hoboken Slaying Case
Defendant confessed to manslaughter in the first degree for shooting and killing clerk Robert Mikims on November 1 in West Hoboken New Jersey. He claimed self defense after a confrontation with Elkins and others who pursued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mikims
Weat Hoboken
N. J
Sweet
Elkin
Elkins
Delaware Vote Fails To Elect United Senator In Legislature
The eighth day of the legislative session yields no choice for the United States Senate. Ballots show varied support among union Republicans and Democrats for both long term and short term seats. Names and parties include Kenny Jim, My Addrots, Ray Liett, Addicks, and others as votes split across factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
United Sistor Senufior
Kenny
Jimo
Union Mepubliosa
Ray Liett
Sertiering
Rapublican
Ghent
Demenaie
Republiemne
Om Chelte
Miihhu
Pompert
Addicks
Union Nepubliiwn
Wlehandee
Republican
Setteving
Republicium
Abaeng
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Carbondale Department
E.L. Hatfield
Goth
F. C. Lee
Brigit
Onal
Onal Benson
Mariners
UL Reese
Davidson
Reese
Rennie
Robwres
William 8. Wells
William Bowers
Jermyn and Mayfield
Dalton
Edward VII
Conventionat
Associated Press
Taylor
Thomas Gillett
Jennie Vanwagner
Grace Smith
Alfrea Emilih
Washington Camp
Patdiotico Order Sona of America
Wal
Tioward Smith
Delaware
Stein
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