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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1900

Page

5

Local residents plan to vote in upcoming election

Commissioner Powherty of Washington DC appears in the piece noting the vote, while Willitt W. Whiteon of Washington avenue returns from a five month south business trip. George W. Kitemiller of Washington DC travels to Bloomsburg to vote with his wife, planning to vote Republican after reviewing Boyd's Political History and McKinley as the preferred candidate.

WV. Powherty Washington, DC Willitth W. Witeon Washington Avenue George W. Kitemiller Washington, D. O Scranton Bloomsburg Mac Bhienabaang Delaware Boyd George Washington George McKinley

Prohibition Committee Urges Vote and Confidential Letters

The Prohibition County Committee asks every voter who supports the Prohibition ticket to mail the county secretary H W Crocker at 124 North Washington Avenue with their ward district and vote number. They claim some election boards may engage in illegal activity and promise confidential correspondence.

Election returns by telephone and stereopticon

The Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply company prepared to provide complete election returns from all parts of the United States at the earliest moment by long distance telephone and a stereopticon display opposite the courthouse on Linden Street.

Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company United States Court House Linden Street

Election Returns at Fish's and The Irving This Evening

Full returns will be received tonight at Fish's located at 217 Penn Avenue and at The Irving this evening for the election. Citizens are advised to follow local updates as ballots are tallied and results are reported.

Fish's Penn Avenue the Irving Broad Oyster House

Depe lerhn Scranton Obituary Notice

Mia Deubler aged Bh years died at her son Otto Deubler's home 3419 Lee Court. Funeral private with interment at Cun Aden si v. Nov 7 announced.

Depeler Scranton Mia J. Deubler Oto Deubler Lee Court Cunadensiv

Editor Defends Self Against Unjust Campaign Claims

In the Archbald Citizen dated Saturday editor Timlin rebuts accusations from a rival Republican rival in the Rowret district race. He denies a printed letter circulating as false and challenges his opponent to prove any deliberate falsehood or misrepresentation.

Philbin Archbald Citizen Citizen Te Tiv Honi Nee Tillin Timlin Mag Heone Tateti le Saya Bev Nile

Ballot Counting Delays Prompt Call-In Returns to Tribune

Due to the ballot’s size and slow counting, correspondents and friends should telephone returns to the Tribune editorial rooms at 1043 as soon as possible.

Fle Tribune

Morgans Defends Mine Workers Against Scrantonian Statement

Samuel L. Morgans of Local 1278 UMWA denounces a Scrantonian notice as misrepresenting organized labor and declaring the union took no political action. He credits Hon. William Connell for key help during the recent strike and urges miners to remember his friendship at the polls tomorrow.

Scrantonian Friends of Organized Inhor Sntdl Organized Labor United Mine Workers of America Iman William Connell Connell Mr. Connell Mr. Connells Samuel L. Morgans

John Bingham Severely Injured in Roof Accident

John Bingham a tinsmith from Park Place suffered severe injuries after epilepsy struck on the roof of 828 Lackawanna avenue causing him to fall through an open skylight and down a stair part. He sustained facial wounds and possible internal injuries. He was found unconscious by Fred Petry and transported to Lackawanna hospital by ambulance.

John Bingham Park Flace Lackawanna Hospital Morris Lackawanna Avenue Busch Lingham Hingham Jia J. Fuhrman Fred Petry Bingham Petry Sncident Walker

Kraude's Cold Cure Capsules Promoted for Quick Relief

An advertisement urges taking two or three Kraude's Cold Cure Capsules during the day and two before bed to ensure rest, free bowels, and a melted cold the next morning. It promotes continued treatment and lists Matthews Bros as the seller. It also includes a political endorsement for John H. Fellows for sheriff.

Matthews Bros

Huh or Rats Alleged Petitions Spark Scrutiny in county election

Democrats faced scrutiny from Judge Archhbald over suspicious petition signatures for election overseers. He rejected thirty districts worth of appointments after finding likely fake signatures and uniform handwriting. Republicans were listed as the first names in each couple, with extensive district by district appointments announced and later corrected by court order.

Democratic County Committee Archhbald Democratic Committee D. J. Reedy Mr. Reedy

Local Grocery Deals Highlight Sugar Coffee and Produce

Advertises 17 lbs sugar for $1.00 Best Fine Granulated Sugar. Coursen's Special Java and Mocha Coffee 22¢ per pound, 5 lbs for $1.00. Coursen's Triple Blend Coffee 32¢, 5 lbs $1.50. Finest Old Mandhel ing Java 40c per lb, value 44c. New Sugar Corn 10c, Sweet Wrinkled Peas 15c, $1.50 per dozen. Long Asparagus 29c per unit, value 40c.

Coursen

Pittston Man Suffers Broken Nose in Train Jump

Thomas Marley of Pittston jumped from a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at the Scranton street crossing after a brakeman ordered him off He struck the ground hard breaking his nose and sustaining facial cuts He was taken to West Side hospital after initial notice to Lackawanna hospital.

Thomas Marley Pittson West Side Hospital Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Scranton Street Crossing Marley Pittston Lackawanna Hospital West Side Institution

Big Plurality Forecast For McKinley In Lackawanna County

Republican leaders predict McKinley will win Lackawanna County by a small to large plurality with all GOP ticket hopefuls benefiting. Democratic workers hold meetings in Snover's Hall while both parties mobilize volunteers and headquarters bustle to secure votes.

O'Neill Bryan Snover's Hall the Tribune McKinley Lackkawanna County Lackawanna Republian Bryan Wilh Lackawalinn J. J. Oneile Scranton Lackawanna County Davis William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Edmundo Hardenbergh Galushaw v. Grow Robert HW. Poerderer Congress William Connell George M. Watson John HH. Pellows Joseph A. Scranton William Democratic Party Edward Merfield Johan J. Murphy Union League Washington Avenue Liberty Hall

Election Day Post Office Hours At Scranton Station

Tuesday November 6 observed at 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. others one. Regular collectors perform usual daily collections. YYMC A offers returns by private wires in Guernsey hall. Hot coffee at midnight. Tickets 25 cents at Guernsey’s L B Powell’s or Y M C A rooms.

Scranton Post Office H. Ripple YY. M. Co. A Guernsey Hall Spedon Guernsey L. B. Powell

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