Epworth League Benefit Opora Program Highlights
An entertainment evening at the opera house featured talent from Scranton and Nicholson including AL White and Ellis Bond plus Merton W. Stephens and Gehl Aovornpanbet. The concert celebrated the Epworth League and noted plans for a Young People's Day service and a social dance later this evening.
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Opera
Epworth League
AL Whtmore
Scranton
Ellis Bond
Nicholson
Merton W. Stephens
Gl 1
Tle Hole
LN. Wilson
New York
Gehl Aovornpanbet
Ars
Matildon Awumatie
A. H. Willlans
Demeter
Cr. Willan
Wormar
Nowak
Val
Orange
Wiliams
Reniamin
Pedrick
Walton
Chelauan
Bessie Wheeler
Tle
Acranton
Sarah Z. Willaw
Kingston
Barry
Andrew Walker
Thakhinnouk
L. A. Pingham
Thie
Horeea Cooper
Niles Valley
NL Cooper
Apo
Tennessee Knows Coldest Night in Years in Knoxville
At twelve o'clock last night the thermometer in Knoxville registered an extreme cold that marked the coldest spell in years. The report from Knoxville, Tennessee notes zero weather conditions affecting the area.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Price Decline in Beer Prompts Retailer Bets on Further Cuts
Local retailers report ongoing beer price reductions with expectations of more cuts within three months. Brewers anticipate a price of roughly $1 per barrel, while competition among distributors drives current lower quotes. Industry observers note retailers are cautious that price declines may continue, even amid potential cooperative restraint.
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Be Obindon
Pawl Te
KF. Ralinsone’ Sons
Scranten Brewing
Poplar Street
Cine Philic
Ptitioet
Teltin
Loti
Fa Censerpirenier
Benmeeior
Boli
Maine Rededlers
Cohen
Dr Belers Lie? Dramatic Season Opens with Star Cast
Willow Lackaye leads in Dr Beleraft at the Frothingham with Miss Marlé Wainwright Forrest Roblin and CC W Couldock in a Byrnes- era production. The story centers on a powerful hypnotist who frames another for a crime, while a sister hidden witness navigates the plot. The Frothingham box office opens Monday for Dy Belwaft and O Brien the Contractor engagements next week.
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Willow Lackaye
Dr. Peleee
Dee
Ruth Lngin
Laa Meritae
Abbe Vane
Caroline Kraoklin
Seliton
Welers
Welresses
Charles Klein
Svenent
Lackaye
Svengall
Hlm
Belgramt
Wilton Lickaye
Miss Marlé Wainwright
Scranton
Dr. Belerair
Frothingham
To Cure a Cold in One Day Declares Remedy
A vintage advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises a refund from all druggists if the remedy fails and lists a price of 26 cents.
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Wright
Injured by Icicle Hits Workman at Local Plant
Peter Manley of Lackawanut Iron and Steel was injured while unloading a car in the boiler room at de Pived street. Icicle shards struck his right hand and fingers, causing serious injury. He was taken to Moves Taylor hospital and sent home after treatment.
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Peter Manley
de Pived Street
Lackawanut Iron and Steel Company
Hoiler
Maloy
Moves Taylor Hospital
Resources of Florida on Wheels Arrives at Delaware Lackawanna Depot
Florida on Wheels parlor car arrives and stations at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot yard. It opens daily until December 6 with hours from two to six pm. Admission is WW cents for adults and 6 cents for children, featuring fruits plants and photographic views to exhibit Florida’s resources.
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Florida
Floridia
Delaware Lackawatina & Werterm
Fia
Tod
Cow Attacked by Hydrophobic Dog at Greenwood Stable
A cow at Greenwood stables was attacked by a dog showing hydrophobia like symptoms. The dog was driven off, later found dead after a prolonged chase. Henry Tauble and Dr Lenthol examined the case and confirmed hydrophobia. The cow refused water and food and the animal was strayed the same day.
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Igde Yio
Greenwood Stones
Greenwood
Henry Hoccon
Ganon Ibent Ch Hilden
Ganenwood
Hoason
Bobla
Gombar
Wren Pn
Lenthol St
Thiere
Couicou
Goa
Vielous
Letters From The People Editorial Note
Readers may submit short letters of interest for publication by the Western Time Tribune. The paper will publish accompanying opinions but disclaims responsibility for the views expressed by contributors.
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Tribune
Candidate for auditor claims water issue in Taylor
Ligorne Manih of Taylor writes to the Citizen asserting he is a candidate for auditor and stating the truth about a water matter published Thursday evening. The missive requests attention from readers and endorses scrutiny of local governance.
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Taylor
Utteen LD
Ligorne Manih
Scranton Based Financial Listing and Board of Directors
Semi annual statement lists assets including cash in bank and offices, real estate, stocks, installment dues and insurance advances. It names the board of directors led by Colonel Sandersor, with officers including L. Mitchell, Horace Behand, and Albert Ball, plus a county sheriff and a ring of local firms.
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Menneylvania Tows
Cine Oaifties
Scranton
Belephonue Die Oflers
Edric Sandersor
L. Mitehcoek
Vicce
Falmund A. Bard
LL. J. Slehecker
Horace BE
Albert Ball
BK. Cranmer
Wah St
Oseule
Pocsesez
Hratus Vanenes Caplae
Amd
Mines Revelwed Icc
Hereet
Didewint
Interent
Dineaunt
Dun
Free Eye Examinations and Low-Cost Spectacles Offered
Silverstone the eye specialist advertises free eye examinations at 8 Lackawanna avenue. Prices listed for solid gold rimmed, nickel, aluminum, colored glasses, and reading glasses claim to be the cheapest in the city. Operating hours 8 am to 1 pm and 1 to 5 pm.
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Lackiwanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley
Ifm
Court actions reveal sharp practices and contested verdicts
A cluster of court notes details verdicts and settlements in various cases. A $81,106.64 judgment favors Pinindidt in long-running suits. Verdiet for the defense directs in Reed Troop cases. Liveryman Sommers settles for 850. Trial delays cited as defense seeks continuances amid contested sales and property possession disputes. The article notes a compromised Sommers case for 50 and juries awaiting verdicts in several matters.
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Sommers
Verdict Directed for Defendants in Tropp Estate Case
Judge ruled against the plaintiffs as executors Corelline M Mew UgAsnet blamed for delays. The morning session at the court followed prolonged proceedings after Mor day indications. Charles Tropp's estate was central to the dispute with ex-Sheriff Pahey among the named defendants.
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Schindt
Jante
Sol
Corelline M. Mew UgAsnet
Charles Tropp
Shertt Pahey
Wewittits
Complex probate and court actions across multiple counties reported
Judge Archimid revoked a stay order in a Detroit case involving a mW petition for m w partitions. Warnings list executions and trials including Andrew Gilmartin and Elizabeth Martin. Probate granted to Marguerite Pollater and a new trial for John Amigvera. A Caronile Traction case influenced by attorney KORY, with releases and costs posted. multiple names cited for bonds and fines in a general court round-up.
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Archimid
Michlalittffi
Standard Lite
Prince Company of
Detroit
Ariinie
Cl.c. Martin
Ely
Scranton
Elizabeth Martin
Peustet
Neranton
Eilito
Marguerite Pollater
Dude
Chinstor Veatening
Wesault
Batlow
McGayort
Wiain J. McNietols
Patrick Corcoran
Fell Township
Michael Kratky
Lenlel Healey
Miner Linnnen Injured in Shaft Fall at Von Storch
James Linnen of West Market Street suffered severe head and body injuries after a rock fell on him in the Von Storch shaft following a blasting operation. He had just returned from a safety plate when a loosened rock shard struck him.
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von Storch Shaft
James Linnen
Weet Market Street
Woeseriencly
Laduied
Asterdiy Mann Fn
von Storch
Tiecome
Third Ward Republicans Nominate Tickets for Court and Directors
The Third ward Republicans held a meeting on Thursday evening and nominated John Verhiniski for council for a three year term, Fred Kiefer for three years as director, and Thomas Kraffick for two years as director. They defeated Willian MelLaughlin and Grote Lae Howski, who criticized the nominating papers. The citizens planned further meetings and reported local rejoicing over new appointments.
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Third Ward
Cournol
Yeurs
John Vervhinski
Setbel
Fred Kiefer
Thomas Krayfick
Vents
Conilidates
Willian MelLaughlin
Grote Lae Howski
Weral
Dinester
Mumfort
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Narsains
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Lackawanna
Gent
Schank & Spencer
E. Robinson
O'Brien
Dante Sully
Anaetor
Adone
Lin Doling
Bruns and
Nika
Digs
Alfred Bradley
Prizoner of Zonda” Company
Larke
Peter Manley, Inc
Taylor, Pas
Security Huilding and Savings Union
Henry Chappel
Willian van Gorder
Archmnidd
van Gorder
van Garder
van Carder
van Ciemder
Chappel
Aly
Aly. van Govier
H. Price
G. W. Peck
Koe
Neweonwhee
Gournee W. Heale
Liveryimnan
Charles A. Sommers
Rome
Costa
Price
Newcoile Ambe
Wy Diowe
van Scotone Raulase
Nean
M. E. Worden
Steulen Jones
Spruce Street
Hotel
Jermyn
Court House News Notes
Castoria
Avery
Miner Linnen
Priceburg
New York City
W. &. MacMillan
Pittston
Jumee MacMillan & Co
Avoca
Woc. A
Maiden Lane
Soul
Be & OR
Merly
Hlim
Tore
Keeley
Madison Avenue
W. H. Wright
Lady's Watch
Rexford's
Tieee
Dad Chitin
Desorateil
Haviland Clifton
China Hall
Millar & Peck
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Celebrate Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopfp
MT. Pleasant
Atretail
Commonwealth Braniing
Mina
WM. T. Smith
Cieeain Oe
Cieuindhe
Coe Fae
Crean Chi
Cea
Reeds & Barnsley Manufacturing
Diumawk
Damask
Doumiaek
Wiley Dunas
Umask
Jeu
Pouiiae
Wid & Janke
Naples
Inray
Larne
Oracle Eosty
Aes Ml. Luc
Colman Irash
Olton Grin
Powells
Cie Rere
Lockwoud
Ike
Lockwood
Zoe
Qooad Brown
Oly
T. Brown
Sihpeithassee
She
TiMgtt
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Hagen A. Serantan
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