CITY NOTES AND LOCAL EVENTS OF THE DAY
Community items include a mine burn injury to James McQuhirn from Mt. Pleasant, a Woman's Club meeting in Green Ridge, polling place move in Third district, Florence Crithenton Mission annual meeting, a party for Diviehom Neon Doighters, election returns reception by Young Men's Institute, a literature class for Young Women’s Christian group, Verrell’s court arraignment after a rough fight, May presented with umbrella by union 68, Jim Judges bouts in Wheeling and Wrenton, pay days for several mines, funeral at Factoryville for Kemmerer, a lost boy found on Washington Avenue, and weekly bank clearings total at $1,900,000.07.
Election Officials Named and Marine Station Stay Extended
The piece lists appointed election judges and inspectors for Scranton wards and districts. It notes the Marine recruiting station in Scranton will stay for at least three more months after Sergeant Farrell’s successful work and recruitment drive, with Captain Mahoney succeeding Lt. Coleone as district commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine
Scranton
Farrell
Lengia Teland
Motherore
Republican Mass Meetings On Monday Evening November 6
Republican mass meetings announced for Monday evening November 6 at three venues Alders Street Athletic Hall Workingmen's Hall and Kalonkita all Pittaton Avenue Elm Street Speakers include James T. DuBois Henry George and S Veeeland An address in Polish by James Merry urging support for William Connell for Congress and administration support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Hall
Alderstreet
James T. DuBois
Consil General
Switzerland
FW. Fiesta
A. J. Colhorn
S. Veeeland
New Jersey
James Merry
Testimony Aids Mine Workers Campaign Narrative
The testimony by Fred Dilcher and two witnesses aims to counter claims that William Connell influenced his coal company against settlement of the miners’ strike. Nicholas Burke and M.72 Sanders testify about events at district No 1 headquarters in Hazleton. Dilcher asserts he spoke from a position connected to President Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
Nicholas Burke
United Mine Workers of America
Sanders
Beraunton
Fred Ditcher
Mitchells
District No 1
Lackawanna
Connell Coal Company
Dileher
Connell
Dileheer
Hazleton
Letters From The People
Readers share opinions with no responsibility assumed by the newspaper for the views expressed. Letters discuss community interests and local concerns as submitted by contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin
Scrantonian letter attacks Spencer in local race
Lewis F. P. Williams of Scranton accuses fellow workers and attorney J. H. Spencer of fraud and rent schemes over a Jackson Street property. He claims misrepresented contracts, unpaid rents, and mortgage falsities and urges voters to judge the facts before supporting his Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantonian
Oona
Cumnell
Connell
Ariel
TF Ooteaigi
Spencer
Jackson
Mb Spencer
Tom
Hormeco
Myeelf
Spencer Svanele
Reybor Avenue
Telt
The
South
Lewis FP
Williama
Foxes in the Vineyard lecture at Lafayette colleges events
Rev. Dr. Warfield spoke on Moses and duties of pastors. Rev. Dr. Thompson preached on Home Missions in the northwest and Alaska. Dr. Warfield warned against little foxes in vineyards and urged self leadership to resist evil and maintain spiritual diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette College
First
Second Presbyterian
L. Thompson
New York
James McLeod
Lafayette
Easton
James McTeod
Charles EB. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
FE. D. Warfield
D. T
C. L. Thompson
Home Missionary Board
Warfield
First Presbyterian Church
Moses
Thompson
Northwest
Alaska
J. McLieod
Euston
Robinson
Boy Killed by a Street Car in City Collision
Nine year old James Fiorito son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Fiorito of 901 Jones street was instantly killed yesterday morning when he dashed across North Main avenue near Jones street and was struck by trolley car 810. Motorman Horton and Conductor Bunnell failed to stop in time. the body was mangled and later removed to Jones funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fiorito
Joseph Fiorito
Jones Street
North Main Avenue
BE. T. Horton
L. FE. Bunnell
Central City
Jones’ Undertaking Establishment
Novaritsky’s Back Broken After Cliff Fall Near Locust Street
Thomas Novaritsky a 70 year old rag and bone dealer of Cherry Street fell from a steep embankment at Locust Street and Prospect Avenue Saturday evening. He was picked up unconscious with scalp wounds a lacerated jaw and contusions. Doctors feared a broken back and he was taken to Lackawanni hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Novaritsky
Cherry Street
Locust Street
Prospect Avenue
Lackawanni Hospital
Independent Catholic Church
M. H. Quinn
Missing man on Delaware and Hudson tracks identified clues
Remains of an unknown well dressed man were found near the Delaware and Hudson depot. Coroner Roberts suspects possible accident but will hold an inquest due to empty pockets and unknown identity. The coat shows "C. Sullivan 4" and a sleeve "5 J. Wells" with tattoos "Wl T. 71" and a butterfly. Remains await identification at Hutler's undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Roberts
C. Sullivan
J. Wells
Wl T
Hutler
Corner Stone Laid for Thirteenth Regiment Armory
The Thirteenth regiment armory corner stone was laid Saturday at 11 30 am without ceremony. Mrs H A Hoies placed the stone. Rev S C Logan prayed. The box includes regiment records copies of daily papers and an old armory corner stone. Attending were Col and Mrs W M Boles Col H A Cotsen Col I U Waters Col F S Witehenels Col Herman Osthaus and Col Cy Mattos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
H. AL. Hoies
S.C. Logan
W. M. Boles
H. A, Cotsen
Peabody Addresses Y M C A Meeting in Trenton
Henry B Peabody former local Y M C A secretary spoke yesterday at the Y W C A rooms. A number of young women attended and enjoyed his address and the songs by Mr and Mrs Peabody There Is a Refuge and The Good Shepherd were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Henry
Election Day Post Office Hours and Services Notice
Tuesday November 6 observed at the Scranton post office with money order and registry windows closed all day Stamp and general delivery windows open 7 a.m. to noon Central city carriers make two morning deliveries and all other carriers one delivery Regular collections as usual Ezra H Ripple Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Post Office
Carriera
Ezra H. Ripple
Ballot instruction urging votes for candidates Brown and Bonn
Voter guidance appears urging support for F. L. Brown as controller and Emil Bonn for recorder with directions to mark the seventh column opposite Brown’s name. The fragment indicates party alignment rhetoric and target offices on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Brown
F. Ll. Brown
Gontreller
China seen by Dr Leonard on mission work in China
Dr Leonard, General Missionary Secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society, spoke at Elm Park church on China and mission policy. He urged fairness to China, praised Chinese resilience, warned against anti foreign bias, and asserted missionaries' courage amid the Boxer era. He noted China’s 460 million population, seized ports, and church losses, then urged continuing missionary effort and voting straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
A. B. Leonard
New York City
Missionary Society of the
Elm Park
Ching
United States
Far East
Dewey
Montijo
Cervera
George Dewey
Manila
Lord Jesus
China
Singapore
Java
Sumatra
Chiniuiman
Luss
Treacher- Ounk
Jesus Christ
Leonard
Methodist Church
Death notices from Danville and Scranton area
Thomasa Ko Deon of Danville born October 22 1875 died Friday evening from neuritis after camping exposure. Survived by mother and three sisters. funeral at his Danville home conducted by Mahoning lodge. Roger Grimes of Scranton died after a week with debility. survived by wife and children. funeral to be announced. Bridget Christy of Scranton died with several children listed. funeral Wednesday. Charles Jalmien died in Lackawanna hospital of pneumonia aged about 40. Tom Coggins 20 died. siblings listed. Continuous obituaries reflect local Montour and Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasa Ko Deon
Danville
Pac
Newan
Montour County
UU Ovlock
Porry Deen
Republican
Mr. Down Ia
Mia
W. M. Gardner
Helen B
Sarah W
Duville
Mahoning Lodge
Roger Ciimes
Fis Stone Avenue
Grimes
South Scranton
Iuiwing
Tniniserone
County Sligo
Ireland
Estale
Tle
Richard
Scranton Railway Company
Edward Bentley
Myrtie Kilcullen
Martin Daugherty
Michael Haggerty
Mra
Bridget Christy
James Christy
Atrect
James
John
Scranton
Dominick
New York City
Hefferan
Langon
Smarth
Nellie
Julius Strance
Jessup
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Hospital
Strance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hand
Bookiet
Dr. Hand Condanssd Milk Co
Scranton, PA
Perth
Lackawanna Dairy CO
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
James McQurhin
Mt. Pleasant
Carbon Street
Green Ridge
We Sint Word
Pred Connell
Mailivow Avesnue
Florence Crithenton
Harrison Avenue
Treedas
Athens
Bvcuure
Uenchers
Diviehom Neon Doighters
Uri
Guernsey Hall
Werereheed
Arber Wiieh
Wild
UW Raily Council
Voums Men's Institute
Mente Institute
Christian Peta Othe
Miah
Priecewahl
Niger
Hills
Rougie
Tuomele Dianteas
John Verreli
Manat Mtachinshe
Patrohaon
McMullen
Moser Motrin
Verrell
MR. May
William May
Eiuge Carpenter
Wine, Women and See Company
Galety
Union No. 68
Theatrical Alliance of Stage Employes
Jim Judge
Tim Juge
Mike Donovan
Thechester
Wleeling
Jide
George Cole
Wrenton
N. J
Peter Jackson
Youngstock
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Dodge, Bellevue and Cafons
Delaware Pan Hudson Company
von Steareh
Dickson
North Scranton
Sloan
Hampton and Arelilaldi
Vactonyville
Kemmerer
Partoryville
O'Clowk
One Hundred and Thirty-second Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Watkins
Terpoon
Washington Avenue
Linden Street
Central Station
National Bank Reporty
Scranton Clearing House Association
Pores
John Butterman, Jr
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Dunpe
Ron
Towanda
St Mary's Cemetery
Hla Cousinna
Albert Mutterman
Peter Butterman
Joseph Sehnwarts
Decept Newshouse
Henediet Nahlen
Prank Worl
Goutt
Feery
Alt. Helies
Isetrict
Fred Hoyer
Edward O'Malles
Jude
Ler
Wands & Mt. Sloat
Dames ‘T. Arawh
Moosle Beroweh
Thomas Boylan
Piret Disteiet
Wat
MR. Connell
Fred Dilcher
United Mine Workers
Lewis P. Williams
Spedon
Guernsey
L. B. Powell
DR. Warfield
Presbyterian Church
Judea
the Traders National Bank
Josinne
National Bank Cor
Wyoming and Spruce
Novaritsky
Armory
H. M. Boies
H. 8. Peabody
Scranton Postoffice
Emil Bonn
Elm Park Church
Crrina
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Dr. Reyer
Franklin Ave
Lackawanna Avenue
Siebecker & Watkins
Carpet and Furniture Company
Charles Jalmien
Pennn Avenue
Lackawinng Hospital
Twtel Titking
Thomas Coggins
Vt Heeck Street
Mister
Martin
Patrick
Michael
Joby
Many
Susan A. Gingher
Spruce Street
Agency For Young’s Hats
Barion
Shey
Madison Avenue
B. W. Burr
Jermyn
Shanton
George H. Jlermuve
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