Hyde Park votes for Tommy Daniels amid election reticence
Hyde Park backed candidate Tommy Daniels as results trickled in, while Hyde Park and City Suburban residents reflect on losses and gains. Funeral services for Patrick Bhee han and Theresa Kreis were held at St. Patrick's and St. John's German Catholic church respectively, with large attendances. William B. Davis of Nanticoke died Tuesday and was sent home by train. local disturbances included Kirk conduct and Tony Frumenti's $5 fine after intoxication incidents.
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Thorne
Eto
Hyde Park
Tommy" Daniels
Daniels
Patrick Bheehan
North Ninth Street
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. McNally
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
William Moylan
M. Shea
Jimes McDonnell
William Riley
Thomas Dougher
Thomas Kane
Theresa
Louis Kreis
South Ninth Street
St. John's German Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
Frederick Fricker
St. John's
Eliza Kramer
Johanna Foster
Katherine Krine
Mary Slutz
Ada Roberts
Mamie Krele
William B. Davis
Nanticoke
West Side Hospital
William Price
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Young West Scranton Guests At Miss Carroll Home
A Tuesday evening party at 4 Twentieth Street featured games conversation dancing and music. Misses Walsh Carroll Hart Wilker and others performed solos and dance numbers while John Kelly W Reap and several Carrolls provided instrumental and dance music. Refreshments followed and attendees included M Kime PD Harr M McLaughlin from Carbondale and many others from Archbald Pittston and Wyoming.
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West Scranton
Margaret Carroll
Twentieth Street
Cames
Walsh Carrol
Hart
Wilker
John Kelly
W. Reap
Miner Seriously Injured After Mine Roof Fall
James Graham of Continental Hill remains in serious condition at his home after being trapped by a roof fall at the Continental mines on Tuesday. His chest and shoulders were crushed and several ribs broken as Dr. J J Carroll attends him. Martin Sheridan of Lafayette Street also suffered severe injuries at the Oxford mines when a large roof chunk opened his scalp to the bone while cutting coal. He was transported for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Continental Hill
Continental Mines
Mr. Graham
J. J. Carroll
Martin Sheridan
Lafayette Street
Oxford
Sheridan
Rotate At kinds used with Animal Extracts
Washington Chemical Co announces a booklet explaining the use of specific extracts in animal nutrition. The free publication outlines practical applications and safety notes for farmers and feeders in Washington, LD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemical Co
Washington
Two West Scranton Football Team Tie In Scoreless Game
Two West Scranton teams, the Alumni Athletic Association and the Olympics, battled to a scoreless draw on Washburn Street grounds. Highlights centered on hard runs and tackles by Harrington Wil laine Mower Coons and A Davis for the A A A, while McGarry and McLean led the Olympics in a strong but unproductive showing. Officials were Brown referee Umpire Rohan Unesmeen Eynon Diehl timekeeper Storm.
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West Scranton
Alumni Athletic Association
Olympics
Washburn Street
Harrington
Willaine
Mower
Coons
A. Davis
McGarry
McLean
Brown
Rohan
Unesmeen
Eynon
Diehl
Storm
Alderman Kellow Exercises Police Court Fines
Alderman Kellow as police alderman conducted a police court yesterday and fined three local residents for day and evening misdeeds. William Edington Fred Backus and Jenkin Morgan each were fined five dollars and paid their sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellow
Willam Edington
Fred Backus
Jenkin Morgan
Winter Stock Sags As Tariff Triggers Aggressive Buying
A dry goods dealer reports little cold weather so stocks are heavy and space is tight. Despite planning for normal conditions and tariff fears, the trader bought for this year and next, now offering deep discounts on cloaks blankets and wool products to unload excess inventory.
Entertainment and social by Jackson Street Baptist Sabbath school
Class No 8 of the Jackson Street Baptist Sabbath school plans an entertainment and social on Wednesday evening November 10. The programme includes recitations by William Robertson Annie Willimme Hunjo and Cotoquy by Will Robertson and others, with contributions by Davis KRioharia Cole Stevena Gortle and Knauer.
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Jackson Street Baptist Sabbath School
Messrs
Davis
Krioharia
William Robertson Bono
Annie Willimme
Hunjo
Messie
Cole
Stevena
Knauer
Willi Robertson
Mib Gortle
James
West Side Lunch Parlor Opens on Main Avenue
The West Side lunch parlor at 111 North Main Avenue by Samuel Davis has grown since opening. He enlarged the cafe and added conveniences to serve patrons with a night and day operation. A trio of courteous waiters attend to guests at St. David's hall area.
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West Side
North Main Avenue
Samuel Davis
Davis
St. David's Hall
Local Society Notes Highlight House Guests and Illness
Mrs. Catherine Moran of North Grant avenue is ill at home with pneumonia. Mrs. Patrick Leonard of West Pittston visits West Scranton friends, while Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Laning entertain Mrs. Swean Barber of Dover. Miss Jennie Shannon of Hyde Park avenue visits Honesdale. Miss Cora Moredock returns from New York City. Mrs. Christopher Robertson of North Rebecca avenue hosts Miss Annie Evans of Honesdale. Miss Sadie Peck of Chestnut Street hosts Miss Edith Moore of Oxford New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Ranson Briggs of Hyde Park avenue entertain Miss Nettle Hughes of Pittston.
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Catherine Moran
North Grant Avenue
Patrick Leonard
West Pittston
West Scranton
Wesley Laning
Wardburn Street
Swean Barber
Dover
Jennie Shannon
Hyde Park Avenue
Honesdale
Cora Moredock
Jackson Street
New York City
Christopher Robertsen
North Rebecca Avenue
Annie Evans
Sadie Peck
Chestnut Street
Edith Moore
Oxford
N. J
Ranson Briggs
Nettle Hughes
Pittston
Fire averted in Fourth district polling booth incident
A lamp toppled by an inspector at the Fourth district polling site on North Lincoln avenue shattered, but Hill Green of North Bromley avenue quickly smothered the flames preventing a blaze. The notice also lists local names and upcoming events including a wedding and advertisements.
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Hill
William Simpkins
Hoboken
N.J
Finniean Methodist Church
J.B. Sweet
Roberts
North Main
North Scranton Notes on Local Injuries Obituaries and Court
Maud Williams, child of Mr and Mrs Richard Williams, fractured right arm after falling from a wagon on West Market Street. Mrs Frederick Moore buried. services at home of her parents on Past Market Street conducted by Rev Guild and Rev W Edgar. Anthony Thornton jailed after threatening his wife. fined for intoxication and held for threats. Remains of Michael Murtaugh buried after high requiem mass at Holy Rosary Church. Folie Wilinsky arrested for assault. charges withdrawn. costs paid. Beatrice Coyne indisposed. North Scranton Christian Endeavor choir to rehearse at Puritan Church on Market Street tonight.
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Maud
Mee
Richard Williams
William Street
West Market Street
Ble
Frederick Moore
Mro
Jaln Mager
Market Street
George J. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
W. Edgar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Porcert Hill Cemetery
Anthony Thornton
Alderman Roberts
Thornton
Michael Murtaugh
Holy Rowery Church
J. J. Toole
Hyde Park
Folie Wilinsky
Powell Travinsky
Costa
Miay Beatrice Coyne
McDonough Avenue
North Scranton
Fire found in Cedar Avenue building once a mule barn
Fire was discovered at night in an old Cedar avenue structure formerly used as a mule barn by Connell & Co. Peter Mahon, watchman at Meadow Brook colliery, spotted and put out the blaze. Lt. Patrick McCann, linked to a Prospect avenue store robbery case, was discharged at Alder Man Robling’s hearing. The German Catholic fair held at St. Mary’s hall last evening.
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Cedar Avenue
Connell & Co
Peter Mahon
Meadow Brook
Patrick McCann
Daniele Wins Book At St Marys Hall Fair
T P Daniele, elected clerk of the courts, won a book Life of Christ at the fair in St Marys hall. Mr and Mrs H J Jordan of Pittston avenue returned from Philadelphia. A masquerade is planned for Nov 22 at Boongerrunde hall by the Welcome Dancing class.
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T. P. Daniele
St. Mary's Hall
Life of
Christ
H. J. Jordan
Pittston Avenue
Philadelphia
Boongerrunde Halk
Children’s entertainment at Green Ridge church benefits Ladies' Aid
This evening at o'clock a children s entertainment consisting of music recitation and tableau will be given in the parlor of Green Ridge Presbyterian church for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society.
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Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Ald Society
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Notes
Peckville residents Mr and Mrs Marfled Mr and Mrs Snedicor Mr and Mrs Thomas spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Pine on William Street. Mrs J L Fargo of Tunkhannock visits town. Mrs KRFP Savage and daughter Maud return from South Carolina visiting relatives. Funeral for Jessie Marsh age three of South Blakely Street set for 2 pm at home with Dunmore cemetery interment. Welcome dancing class held a well attended social at Od Fellows hall last evening.
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Marfled
Snedicor
Fred, Marsh
Blakely Street
Dunmore Cemetery
Od Fellows’ Hall
Minooka Violence After Election Assault On Local Overseer
In Minooka a gang of thugs terrorizes the town amid depredations. Albert Morgans, a Republican South district overseer, was brutally assaulted after polling results were tallied. The perpetrators remain unidentified as a new Connell street bridge superstructure is being constructed.
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Bret Harte
Albert Morgans
Connell Street
Witchcraft in New Mexico at Zuni Nation
A San Francisco Chronicle report details Zuni practices and trials for witchcraft on the Zuni Indian Reservation in western New Mexico. It recounts executions, torture, and a recent crackdown led by Captain Charles E. Nordstrom with U.S. cavalry support, including accounts of a seventy-five to eighty year old woman tortured by the Priests of the Bow, and recovery of the afflicted by Miss de Sette and Miss Faurote. The piece cites the 1612 population and long-standing superstition tied to calamities and crop failures.
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New Mexico
Zunis
Zuni
Valencia County
United States
Fort Wingate
Zunt
Marta
Los Lunas
Tomelike
Nick
Miss de Sette
Faurote
United States Cavalry
Charles E. Nordstrom
United States Army
Iis
Pueblos
Jicarillas
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
New England
Society of the Priests of the Bow
Toerwlmck
Miss de Serve
Miss Faurote
Ufe
Color changes in animals from diet and environment
The article discusses how diet can alter coloration in canaries and caterpillars, noting that young birds and certain species show susceptibility while others do not. It cites deep sea organisms retaining brilliant colors in darkness, questions the role of natural selection, and mentions phosphorescence and camouflage concepts.
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Canaries
Jime
Bargain Clothing Sale At Barnum’s Circus Outlet
Barnum’s Circus could not draw big crowds while Chicago Combination Clothing Co at 21 Washington Avenue lured shoppers with a sweeping sale. The event features low prices on suits, overcoats, dresses, and children's wear, with many items heavily discounted and store hours extended to 9 PM for laboring-class customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Combination Clothing Co
Washington Avenue
Union Cassimoore
Fic
Conta
Meltons
Eerseys
Ste. Nobby
Cope
Worth Tac
Tec
Chinkayo Combination Clothing Company
Cure for Rheumatism claims instant relief for wife
Morton TL Hill of Lebanon Indiana testifies his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, was bedbound six weeks with eight physicians none helping until MY38- TI: CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. He says it gave immediate relief and she walked in three days, sold by Carl Loren z druggist Scranton Lackawanna Avenue.
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Morton TL. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
A vintage ad promises a one day cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It guarantees a refund from all druggists if the remedy fails and lists a price of 25 cents.
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AJAX
Vitali
Hevine
Ron
Offreta Gore
Sir Beare Ajax Remedy CO
Aule
Avranton
Eons Bros
Wand WO. Sanderson
Drugeiata
How Food and Surroundings Change Animal Color
The passage explains that observation and experiment reveal food’s strong influence on animal coloration. It notes that diet and environment can affect pigment development, altering fur, plumage, or skin hue in various species.
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Tommy Daniels
Carroll
John Burke
Kirk
Consrove
Tony Frumenti
Stone Avenue
Frumenti
AL Olympics
MOBOP
Chao L. Davis
Jett
Enton Phupe
Moitie Elias
Twain
Dick Harrington
Clotd Williams
McVarry Coone
Mindugh Manley
Cess FN Ek
Globe Warehouse
Astrakan
Entertainment and Social
West Side Business Directory
Jacol Baltes
Luserne Street
South
Scranton
Green Ridge
Dunmore
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Barnum's Circus
C.wes
E. C. West
Mall
Sloven
Maith
Parres Sisbok
G. Clark
Pena, Ave
Scranton, Pa
Alaska
N. K
Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Bouton
C.m.florey
Wyoming Ave
Com
Slanton
Moosic
Rube Dale Works
Laplin & Rand
Electric Battalion
Electric Ex Indore
Repauno Chemical Co
A. W. Jurisch
AGT
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson-Boynton's
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
DR. Bateson
N. Washington Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
Adame Avenue
A. Trapold
Wromlng Avenue
Spruce Street
Beranton
W. FE. Allen
North
L. M. Gates
Board of Trade Building
Madison Oven
C. L. Fpreas
S. W. L'Amorgaux
SH Adams
Grook
Heenstal
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Reoons
Commonwealth Building
Frank F. Boyle
Ftort Building
Edward W. Thayer
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Republican State
Jessup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox
Raders
National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth
Rowme
Frank T. Okell
Rooom
Coal Exchange
W. Oakfort
Jams
Board of Trade
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Seranton, Pa
CR. Pitchpr
Commonwealth Builddng
Comegys
D. B. Replogle
Meare Building
B. PF. Killam
Wyoming Avenue
Boranton, Pa
JAS
Architecta
Edward H. Davis
E. Ln Walter
Frederson T. Brown
Archit Price Building
Washington Avenu Scranton
T. J. Lacey & Bon, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
T. C. Lyman
Bon
DR F
Mgraw
DR. H. FP. Reynolds
P. D
C. Cc. Lattalach
Wyoming
Snover
Lackas Wana
M. A. Davis
Adams Avenue
Leeds
Ee GR. Clark & CO
Snedmen and Nurserymen
Washington Avesnue
Green House
Li North
Slain Ave
Hite Adtore Telephone
EL K Cape
Franlin Avenue
Hautes Reasonable
P. Ziegler
Scranton House
Nrar D
L. & We Pasioneer
Plas
Victor Koch
Bauer
Mublic
H. J. Haver
Ibert
Mpgarghe
Washington Avenua
Prank PF. Brown &O
Thomas Aubrey
Posta
Itex
TIM Tribune Publishing
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