No Truth In The Charges Sparks Respondent's Defense
Attorney C W Dawson replies to a Times article attacking Judge Vosburg and himself. He explains referrals by attorneys with court approval in city treasury matters and asserts referees were fair and bills modest. He defends judges and fellow attorneys from alleged looting and quotes approvals by Knapp Taylor Ayvchbald Gunster Edwards and Kelly.
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Connell
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Po W. Gallagher
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Henry A. Knapp
HB. L.taylor
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Truth
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Republican
M. EB. Banders
Touth
Robert J. Murray
Livy B. Richard
the Tribune
B. F B. Squire
James J. Manley
Daniel Williams
David Prichard
Vosbuten
Faye
Billingsgate
Charles W. Dawson
Disbarment Debate Over Law Practice Sparks City Controversy
Charles W. Dawson of Scranton criticizes lawyers and a local judge over county case referrals and alleged fictitious suits. He accuses unnamed Democrats of vilification and urges a public rebuke ahead of the upcoming Tuesday election.
For Sale By Hackett Steam Heated Residence With Barn
Steam heated residence with barn offered by broker W. T. Hackett for 7000 with value quoted at 10000. Also listings include a steam heated house central city with large lot and barn for 7000 and a tenement house arranged for four families renting 25 per month. Several rural plots near Scranton priced 750 and 5000 with ownership by Vere and W. Lee Hackett.
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W.T. Huckett
W. T. Huckett
W. T. Hackett
Vere
Scranton
W. Lee Hackett
The Crown Prince of Siam Visits Sorosis Shoe Factory
The Crown Prince of Siam visited the Sorosis factory in Lynn Massachusetts with a party of twelve. Assistant Secretary of State Mr Herbert H D Pierce arranged the visit and ships were organized from the railroad station to the factory. Local police protected the royal guests during their stop and the event was praised as government approval for Sorosis shoes.
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Siam
Herbert H. D. Pierce
Lynn
Mass
Shimese Legation
Sorosis
Infant feeding guidance favors Eagle Brand milk says doctor
A health note urges giving table food to children only after their first birthday and promotes Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as the safest infant food. Parents are advised to avoid unknown brands and to request a booklet titled Baby's Diary.
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Holt
Borden
Boston ferns in all sizes and prices at Clark Florist
Boston ferns in all sizes and prices are available now for winter selections. Clark Florist invites shoppers to visit 408 Washington Ave for a variety of ferns.
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Boston
Clark, Florist
Washington Ave
Football scores of today's big games by halves
Today’s report lists major football fixtures with scoring by halves and updates from the field. It notes ongoing action and key shifts in momentum across top matchups.
Thirteenth Ordered to Break Camp and Move
Colonel Watres of the Thirteenth regiment was ordered by Major General Miller to report to General Schall and join the First brigade at Tamaqua. With the Ninth regiment withdrawn, only two regiments remain in the Third brigade, prompting the abandonment of brigade headquarters at Wilkes-Barre. The Thirteenth is expected to move home at 11 o'clock, with arrival in Scranton anticipated around noon if directions are clarified. The Governor's troop at Harrisburg also returns home, leaving the First and Sixteenth as the remaining regiments in the field near Tamaqua.
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Watres
Miller
Schall
Tamaqua
Wilkes-Barre
Gobin
Hotel Sterling
Hazleton
Tribune
Scranton
Harrisburg
Stone
Sanitarium Hospital Changes Hands at Vine Street
The sanitarium and hospital on Vine Street moves from Miss Cummings to Mr I Wad mund Coppinger a graduate nurse of the New York City hospital. The facility is now a modern scientific institution with exclusive physician led care and experienced graduate nurses. Coppinger offers trained home nursing via the hospital registry and announces new contact numbers 2527 and 001 A.
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Miss Cummings
Vine Street
I. Wadmund Coppinger
New York City Hospital
Coppinger
New York
Scranton
Bath Sides Big Games by Halves
A brief item notes Bath in a sports recap highlighting decisive plays and the effect of halftime strategy. An address 620-2-4 Spruce Street is referenced in connection with the coverage.
Hind to hold office hours at Rookery building
In the Rookery building at the corner of Washington avenue and Spruce street Dr Hind will be found in his office from 2 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening.
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Rookery Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Hind
Tod
Dr Lindabury Doctor of Women’s Diseases at Connell Building
Dr Lindabury, surgeon, specializes in diseases of women. Office hours stated as early morning and late afternoon in the Connell building. Contact details incomplete but locate at 215 Connell building.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Junior Educational Contest at The Tribune
The Scranton Tribune announces its second Junior Educational Contest to make the most words from The Home Paper letters. Twenty cash prizes totaling 50 dollars will be awarded to the top wordmakers, judged by Webster's International Dictionary rules, with entries due by December 20 and eligibility limited to subscribers' children.
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