Victory Nears as Republicans Predict Victory Countywide
Campaign notes declare no Republican candidate can be defeated with meetings held on the South Side Archbald mines Dunmore and North End. Speakers urge voting straight Republican tickets as rallies praise Roosevelt and criticize Pattison and the Democratic platform.
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Taylor
South
Archibald Mines
Dunmore
North End
Republica
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nue
House of Representatives
John J. Warr
Johnny Harris
Jerry Snyder
Allentown
H.c.hubler
A. A. Vosburg
W. Bishop
J.C. Bateson
Ye. H. Young
Dan Powell
Wen bin
Farr
Selections Made by Two Contestants in Tribune Contest
The Tribune reports two contestants won scholarships but faced university entry delays. William T S Rodriguez sought Bucknell admission but age and prep concerns required university approval and a return telegram granted a scholarship. William Sherwood also faced timing with Syracuse and Dr Day granted a telegraphic reply to extend entry, leaving Albert Freedman of Bellevue as next in line for a decision today.
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Tribune
William T. S. Rodriguez
Bucknell University
William Sherwood
Syracuse
James HR. Day
University
Day
Beranton Tribune
Beranton
WII
Ne Vouriplecht
James A. Day
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Local arrests and penalties hit several offenders
Edward Ruane of Dunmore was fined and jailed ten days for intoxication. Police Magistrate Millar imposed penalties on multiple offenders Saturday. James Shihan of Carbondale faced thirty days in default of $1000. William Ayers of Plymouth jailed twenty days for being drunk and disorderly.
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Edward Ruane
Dunmore
Millar
James Shihan
Carbondale
Jalfay
William Ayers
Plymouth
Grace Hughes visits Currie Means and Bucknell student visits Wayne
Miss Grace Hughes of Peckville is guest of Miss Currie Means of Wayne Avenue. John Owens, a Bucknell University student, visits his parents on Wayne. Mrs Antony Galor of Ciulicoon assisted at the funeral of the late Peter Hudeh yesterday.
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Grace Hughes
Peckville
Misa Currie Means
Wayne Avenue
John Owens
Aludet
Bucknell University
Antony Galor
Ciulicoon, N
Peter Hud'eh
Alterney
Future of Our Republic Lecture on Temperance and Immigration
Mrs. Marty T. Hunt of Boston lectured at Elm Park M E church on The Future of Our Republic stressing strict enforcement of compulsory education and temperance laws. She warned the saloon threatens self government and urged voters to elect officials who will enact education and temperance measures to preserve the republic.
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Republic
Marty T. Hunt
Boston
Elm Park M
Cen
Perist
Joseph Oliver for Representative to the Legislature
Fragmented text describes Joseph Oliver as a Republican candidate for representative and delegate from a labor union, mentioning an international printers convention and a debate over an appropriation from burial funds. The passage is garbled and uncertain about outcomes or dates.
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Lled
Prinders
Cinedimath
Arguet
Seranton People Interested in a Big Ol Company
A correction notes a Tribune typo changing capitalization to $00,000,000 instead of $400,000. The Cleveland Beranton Ol Company holds 513 acres in Hancock county Ohio with 27 producing wells at 260 barrels daily. one well adds 150 bpd. Five thousand shares of $100 each will be issued. current production yields 24 percent annual return. Key stockholders listed from Scranton and Cleveland include Wilmer H H and others.
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the Tribune
Seranton
Cleveland-Beranton Ol Company
Hancock County
Ohio
Standard Ol
Messrs. Wilmer HH
Tlawall
ED. M. Reynolds
John Reynolds
H.C. Robinson
Z. Lewis
MT. Faust
Scranton
Walter 5. Rowler
James HH. Clark
A. G. Clark
Harry A. Manchester
James A. Manchester
Frank M. Kirk
Charles H. Wellman
Willa Bo White
Harry Jones
Cleveland, O
Dr. Casselberry
Hialeton
Tribune Ad Offers Effective Half-Tone Card Work
Local Tribune office advertises attractive half tones and line cut images for cards and advertising. Claims prompt service, unexcelled quality, and lowest rates with a trial order suggested.
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Tribune
Dr Hand's Office Located in Rookery Building Corner
Dr Hand’s office is in the Rookery building at the corner of Washington avenue and Spruce street not on Penn avenue. He will be found in his office from 2 to 6 in the afternoon and from 7 to in the evening.
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John M. Harrie
Ele
Groverleveland
Mwe
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Jerry Snyder
Allentown
North End Clee Club
Party of Peace, Plenty and Prosperity
Farr
Dunmore
Thomas
Congress
Judge Vosbure
Rookery Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Specializes in Women’s Diseases
Dr Lindabury, a surgeon specializing in diseases of women, advertises office in the Connell building at 215. Office hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:50 p.m.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Woman Missing in Forest City Case of Suspected Foul Play
Isadare Alister of Forest City reports his 26 year old wife left their home on October 21 to pick apples and has not returned. He believes she has been murdered or kidnapped, noting she spoke little English and has smallpox scars. Advertisements in Susquehanna county papers have not located her.
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the Tribune
Dr. Campbell
Robert J. Murmig
James J. Manley
Trever
Dawson
Ife
A. TH. Coons & Son
M. F Donohue
Donohue & O
Attormmeys
Characet
Court of Common Pleas
Isadare Alister
Forest City
Susquehanna County
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Favin Bowl
Pullivan
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Johnstown
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Bucknell
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Mark One
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General Assembly
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Orphans’ Court
Alton A. Vosbure
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Mink
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Howard James
le Vay
Jermyn
Our Republic
Mary Hunt
D. B. Hand
Frank Mayo
Portuondo
Locke
Crescens
E. G. Coursen
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. Lyon
Ivaranty and Trust Co
Ass Ave
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Ll. A. Watres
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KL. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas B. Jones
William BP
Twallatead
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I. A. Watres
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