Compromise Candidate Emerges in Democratic Senator Race
Local chatter centers on William Craig as a potential Democratic senator candidate amid a split between McDormid and Lindo factions. Delegates to the state convention will be chosen by Sheriff Fahey and ex Sheriff Robinson, with a possible compromise candidate favored to unite the party.
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Revenuy
William Craig
Craig
Woritis
Lis Mulion
Horney
Hllera
Nuttte
Billy
Mbe
McDormid
M. F. Lindo
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a longtime remedy used by millions of mothers for teething infants. It claims the product soothes the child, softens gums, relieves wind colic, and reduces fevers, sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
Wedding of Miss Margaret Morgan and David Davies at Simpson Church
Ceremony performed by Rev W S Jones at the Simpson Methodist Church marked by a wedding arch and a formal dinner. The newlyweds, Mr and Mrs Davies, planned a Delaware and Western trip then will reside with the bride’s parents. Attendees included numerous relatives neighbors and local officials. The piece also notes local social events and two alderman court contrasts alongside the Ladies Aid Society meeting at Green Ridge Primitive Methodist church with officers named and plans to fund a bazaar in November.
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W. S. Jones
Simpson Methodist Church
Edward Clara
Edward
Ladies’ Aid Society
Green Ridge
James Pidiam
William Walls
William Brown
Charles Hillyr
D. Savage
Local Social and Church Notices Highlight Evening Events
The Bellerue Choral society will meet this evening. The Harthonis Choral society rehearsed in the Cooperative building last evening. Mrs A Redone Thomasy has returned from New York. Miss Nellie Nealon and Miss Martha Evans plan visits to Mount Pocono and Peckville. Mr and Mrs Thomas Beach return from Reading. Mrs Richard Harris has neuralgia and is confined at home. The Plymouth Congregational church Christian Endeavor society hosts a coke social tonight. John E Hughes departs for Backwell University to attend exercises and graduation. The Chip’s excursion to the Delaware Water Gap is set for the 28th. William J Bruce and Miss Linzle Parry plan a Sumner Avenue church wedding. Jackson Street Baptist church runs an excursion to Mountain Park. A Ladies Aid program in Simpson Methodist featured \n cake and ice cream with music by Gilgo club under Prof William Jones. Soloists include Will Beck Etta Morris and William Evans. Wallace Moder delivered a strong recitation and a quartet closed the program.
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Bellerue Choral Society
Harthonis Choral Society
Aredone Thomasy
South Rebecca Avenue
New York
Nellie Nealon
North Rebecca avenUe
Mount Pocono
Martha Evans
Garfield Ayenue
Wil
Peckville
Thomas Beach
North Garfield Ayenue
Washburn Street
Lelaware
William J. Bruce
North Hyde Park Avenue
Linzle Parry
Gromsley Avenue
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Jackson Street
Ventug
Simpson Methodist Church
Gilgo Club
William Jones
Ella Long
Will Beck
Etta Moris
William Evans
Wallace Moder
North End notes from Senawron Trinenn office and local events
Local notices report at Lewis Drug Store subscriptions and ads reception changes. Miss Nellie Paddon of Olyphant visits sister Mia while John Gillespie's Wayne avenue residence gets a new sidewalk and iron fence. Various civic items include church events, a Welsh poet, a railroad workers excursion, and a mayoral visit to police and fire stations.
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Senawron Trinenn
Lewis Drug Store
Nellie Paddon
Olyphant
Mia
M. J. Burka
Rardlea Flouse
Park Maca
John B. Gillespie
Wayne Avenue
Tae Tamexa
Lewis Drag Store
Expert testimony heard in major negligence trial in Lackawanna
The sixth day of the Hand case opened in Court No 2 with Dr Leet for the defense. Witnesses including Dr Dolan and T D Lockwood rebutted claims of electrical injury. Judge Archbald presided as jurors complained of noise. a verdict of 1125 was returned in a related insurance suit. The Silkman case against Brady, about an executor order, continues.
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Dr. Hand
Telephone Company
Dr. Leet
Candwiphera
Archbald
Maber
Hans
Lect
Dolan
Hund
Allen
T. D. Lockwood
Loston
American Bell Telephone Company
de Hand
Lackawanna County
EF. Boyle
Hambore-Brenan Insurance Company
Edwards
John Silkmiun
H. A. Deane
J. A. Brady
Newcomb
Senator McDonald
Brady
Silkman
Jolge Hand
Edward Spencer
Depar
Jorge Hand
Annual YWCA meeting notes leadership and finances
The annual meeting of the Young Women's Christian Association board on Washington Avenue, Instebening, Mes, presided by Mrs Ripple. Reports show a flourishing condition with detailed budget items for rent staff and programs. officers were reelected and a vacancy filled by Mrs Scott. The secretary, Miss Mina Dorman, presented progress and the South Side branch report was published.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Eel Ripple
Fianna Dewcon
General Bocolation Coe
Eenese
Yanate
Custiin Bank
Torr i Seaccreie
UTH
Mra
Kipple
Mra I. Everhart
Mina C. Dorman
Hannah Deneon
Mre
L. M. Gites
Krigbaum
R. G. Brooks
Engene Fellows
C B
Scott
Mira Bertha Micardy
Tain
Briveh
Misa M.S. Dann
Delightful Outing for Young Women’s Club
The Young Women's Christian excursion to Farvinn on Saturday promises a pleasant outing. Lunch on the grounds costs 25 cents. homemade candy and lemonade will be sold. Trains depart Bridge Street at 4 and Vine Street at 6 am, stopping at Green Edge and Providence. Tickets 75 cents. children 40. Obtain tickets at Stelle & Lesley’s, Sanderson’s and W. A. rooms.
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Farvinn
Jonesh
Greatn
Court
Cindy
Traina
Bridge Street
Vine Street
Green Edge
Providence
Weon
Stelle & Lesley's
Sanderson's
Towanda Editor and Mrs Torner Visit Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles T Torner of Towanda editors of the Towanda Reporter Journal are visiting relatives in this city. Mrs Franl, formerly a teacher in Kissimmee Florida, has returned and will spend the summer with her mother on Adams avenue and resume teaching September 1.
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Charles T. Torner
Towanda
Torner
Scranton Council Auditing Report Sparks Turnpike Repair Debate
Last night the common council adopted most of the auditing committee report while objecting to one item. A request for a city encyclopedia for the city solicitor was referred back. The Street Commissioner cited Judge Jesano on turnpike repair costs totaling about $1,000 within the city and a West Market street bridge in unsafe condition. Several ordinances were introduced, including a steam fire engine purchase and salary adjustments, with second readings deferred amid objections. New resolutions seek street and waterway work, retaining walls, and paving actions on Robinson Street and Franklin Avenue.
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Common Council
Becware
Robathan
Ali
Kirst
Jesano
Isagres Tudht
Turnpike Company
Providence and
Abington
West Market Street
Robithan
Citize'n Fire Assorhation
Scranton
Poenix Eungine Company
Sucotd
Century Hoo Company
Neptone Hoss F Company
Phenix Hose Company
Tran
Robinson
Neptuns
Iudidentala
Scranton Traction
Conneila
Scranton Street
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth Ward
Robinson Street
Ninth
Jackson Street
Walla
Robinson Derwet
Enid
Mobinson Street
City of Scranton
Nay Aug Hose Company
Franklin Aveny
Franklin Avenue
Sprace
Mulberry Streets
Point Anai
Paving bids reviewed at city meeting and actions taken
Select committee tabulated bids for sewer and street paving along Vincent O’Hara Dunn Brow Pine Street and West Lackawanna avenues. City solicitor to deed old Tripp property to estate administrators. Ordinance to pave Pine Street passes first reading. Dr A R Bun opens office in Kerr Building Washington Avenue.
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Conneiluim
Taylor Avenue
Vincent I
Vincent
Harn
Howler Bria
Figon& Co
Dana Brow
Ferganot
Rebarer Avenuue Sewer
John Perguson
Amsy Conta
Vincent O'llara
Thongs Flynn & Co
Peter Stipp
Hawing Bros
Donn Brow
Prescott Avenue
Bower
Doho Porguson
Piynn & Co
Te Dunn Bros
Howley Brow
Baengell Court
J. Porguson
P. Stipp
Flynn &Co
Donn Bros
Howley Bros
Vincent H. O'Hara
Harrison Avenue
J. Ferguson
Shah
PB. Stipp
Flynn & Co
Dunn Bros
Howley Deeks
V.H. O'Hara
Malherry Strest
J. Porovean
West Lackawanna Avenue
Pine Street
Aecon | Reading
Tar Tam MNE Offers Choice Of Twenty America Photographs
Readers may obtain any one of twenty parts from the thin America portfolio for ten canta. The set features popular photographic views in print. Send stamps or cash. no coupon is needed.
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America
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Hoop
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David Davis
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David Davies
South Main Avenue
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Bromley Avenue
Rae
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Delaware
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Missus Kite
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Mirges
Marty Davies
Marcy Morgan
Aml Willian
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Davies
Huslicher
Williney
Pat
Mankind
Scranton Supply and Hardware Company
North End
DF. Davis
Summit Avenue
PF. Jones
Hudson
T. BR. James
Warne Avenue
Thomas Jehu
Liew Y Bryn
H. A. Maca Lodge of Brotherhood Railroad
Lake Ariel
Puritan Congregational and
Welsh Baptist
Farview
Alfred Parry
Welsh Baptist Church
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Tira
Alderman Williams
David Lewin
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T. ©. Lockwood
Boston
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Select Council
A. R. Bun
Kerr Building
Washington
America Illustrated
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Home Jersey
Home Poultry Park
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
A. W. Juriscn
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Victor, Gendron
Kelipae
Lovell, Dinmon
J. Ryan & Co’s
Anessthene
Henwood & Wardull Gestlemen
Mivant
Henwood & Wardell
Your Derby
Dunlap
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Lackawanna Avenue
Custothera
Florey & Holt
Conrad
the Tribune
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Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Waverly
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Broad Street
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Spruce ST
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