Funeral of John Murphy Held at St Peter’s Cathedral
From 627 Peech Street, John Murphy was laid to rest after a large turnout of friends and neighbors. Requiem Mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral led by Rev. Father Gough, with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers named Owen Carey, Terrence Carey, Jones Jorden, Thomas Langen, T McIntyre, John Rielly.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Edward Kelly
Holden Mine
Peech Street
John Murphy
Father Gough
Cathedral Cemetery
Owen
Terrence Carey
Jones Jorden
Thomas Langen
T. McIntyre
Doln Rielly
Legal Fight Over Second District Polling Place Location
In a climax of a legal contest between John Woolkers and William Poruleon over the Second district polling site, a free fight erupted yesterday. The dispute centers on whether the election booth should remain at Vecalson's barn near Prospect avenue and Cherry street or move to a new brick building owned by Pogulson, with the case headed to the next session.
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John Woolkers
William Poruleon
Vecalson
Proepect Avenue
Cherry Street
Woelkers
Sireside
Fpo
Dave
Corin
Visvin
Aranont Eont
Ube Dietriot
Doctor Bills true remedy for stomach troubles of every name
A medical remedy is promoted as a universal cure for various stomach ailments. The item is presented with diverse claims of effectiveness and broad applicability across patient types, without specific clinical data.
Miner Injured as Coal Falls on Knee in Local Mine
Edward Kelley, a miner in the Holden mine, was injured at work yesterday when a heavy coal fell on his left knee causing an ugly gash. Dr. Waleh treated him and an examination showed a fracture between the flat and several Jolute.
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Dre Waleh
Edward Kelley
Holden
Tite
Twentieeth
Wile
Funeral of William Gilbertin Held at St John’s Church
The funeral for Willian Gilbertin was held yesterday from Lila Paur Ente’s home on Sly Wrater Street. A mass of requiem was celebrated at St John’s Church by Father Morthie, with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
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Willian Gilbertin
Lila Paurente
Sly Wrater
St. John's Church
Father Morthie
Cathedral Cemetery
Columbus Cotell
Young Mens Institute
Armory
Adams Avenue
Central City
Margeret
Tarbara Celter
Lena Forve
Wilkes- Barre
Michael Kramer
Cedar Avenue
Michael Miller
Spriks
Aachen
Germany
Spruke
Broken Shoulder Injury After Sunday Football Scrimmage
18 year old Patrick Kelley of 1000 Mynon Street sustained a broken shoulder after being knocked down by a large group during a Sunday afternoon game. He was taken to Dr. Witker's office in Bellevue for treatment and later returned home.
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Patrick Kelley
Mynon Street
Grace
Obituary for Mies Atti Moblale of Dasnimore
The obituary notes the death of Mies Atti Moblale of Dasnimore on Switchles nieht at her sister's home in Scranton. She is survived by several sisters including Mrs Ar Dowieh and Mrs 4. McHogh along with other relatives. Interment will be at St. Marys Cemetery.
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Mies Atti Moblale
Dasnimore
Deaet
Willa Me Dhilloun
Terloker Street
Motivle
Ar Dowieh
4. McHogh
Luzerne Street
West Scranton
John Kowa
Chhevae
Sutton
St. Mary's Cormetery
West Scranton Campaign Feud Over Betrayal Claims
In West Scranton a circular circulated at the eleventh hour accuses Peter Rinker of proposing to betray Hon. J. R. Farr to gain support for a party ticket. Dr. J Roberts denied the allegation, affirming loyalty to Farr and the Republican slate.
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Peter Rinker
Dia
J. Roberto
Lhe
Rinker
Farr
Lis Entey
Te Firac
Roberts
Winker
Tinker
Treverton
Petey Tinker
Parr
Dr Roberts
Meter Tinker
Oo List
H'Mrscu
Amon Ie
Pare
Mir Arts
Harrisburg
Funeral services for WW T Davies at South Main Welsh church
The Welsh Congregational church on South Main Avenue held the funeral for WW T Davies yesterday afternoon. Rev David Jones led the service with F M Jones of Duda assisting. The choir performed hymns before the remains were viewed and interment followed at Welshburn Street cemetery. Pallbearers included WT Roberts Daniel James Edward Davis Homer Ridwell Joshua Davies and Juin X Davies.
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Main Avenue
First Welsh Congregational Church
Capaeliy
Sion
WW. T. Davies
Tev
David Jones
F. M. Jones
Duda
Welshburn Street
WT. Roberts
Daniel James
Edward Davis
Homer Ri. Hewl
Joshua Davies
Juin X. Davies
Students' Weekly Deposits Reflect Local School Finances
The record lists weekly deposits by pupils across public schools, showing amounts earned by individual students and totaling 75. The data covers Public School No. 1 57, Public School No. 52 10.82, and other institutions with modest sums from many names including Miss Martha Watkins and Miss Elian Trowts.
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Idea Ik
Volue
Scranton
Scholaw Hl
David Owens
Juale D. Lees
Mise Agnes Murray
Mise Norton Nichols
Misa N. Beamish
Morgan
Fivnia
Edna Kent
Agnes Eyane
Mise Wade
Vents
Mira Murpis
Della PF Wyagye
Ferber
M. L. Mar.kin
Mise M. W. Vaughan
Misa M. Lewis
M. T. Ma Bhran
June Fellows
Mary Carpenter
Mary Ruddy
Kate Mullen
Sarah O'Connor
Elizabeth Warner
Misfortune Flips Devers. Eye Lost From Playful Blow
John KR Devers of Urart Avenue suffered the loss of sight in one eye and later both eyes after a prank at Capouse Mine in early October. Friends hope a Philadelphia specialist can help him. he is a well known young man and active in St Brenden's Council No 24, YM. His widowed mother depended on him.
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John KR. Devers
Urart Avenue
Devers
Tur
Philadelphia
Lkely
Capouse
St. Brenden's Council
Family of Edward T Noaes Injured in Narrow Escape
In a late evening crash on Washburn Street the Noaes family suffered injuries as two Lone Area riders veered from seven boulies while a passerby was knocked out of sight. The accident happened around six o clock last night.
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Rdward T. Noaes
Washburn Street
Petailty Io
Grain-O Promoted as Coffee Substitute
A historic notice advertises Grain-O a grain based drink claimed to substitute coffee with less stomach distress. It targets delicate stomachs and children with benefits, priced 15 cents per package or 3 cents per ounce, urging readers to try and ask for Grain-O.
Family Foils Sofa Fire With Quick Action
While dining, a lit match ignited a stuffed sofa and burned a boy's clothes. Older brother Thomas Evans grabbed the sofa and carried it outside where it burned completely. Both brothers suffered severe burns and are under a physician's care. sister Kalith collapsed from shock. No fire alarm was raised and only the sofa was destroyed.
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Thomas G. Evans
West Side
Edward
Mise Kalith
Local Social Notes From Area Residents and Visitors
David W Thames a private in Com mons 7 First Volunteer Mugiteer unit at his Chestnut street home. Nellie O'Brien of West Elm Street in Viestine Philadelphia guest lists include Mrs Frank Metz of Tenth street visiting Pittston and Miss Anna Gepple of South Reventh Street hosting Kathryn Randy of Carbondale.
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David W. Thames
Chestnut Street
Nellie O'Brien
West Elm Street
Viestine
Philadelphia
Frank Metz
Tenth Street
Pittston
Mary Engle
Susquehanna
Richard Hall
South Main Avenue
Catherine Reese
Schuylkill
Laura Taylor
Peckvilly
Frank Slate
North Lincoln Avenue
Moses Morgans
Bsoveh Main Avenue
Abraham Evans
Plainsville
Anna Gepple
South Reventh Street
Kathryn Randy
Carbondale
Funeral services and notices from the city list
The funeral of Mise Ellen OConnell is set for this morning with a high mass at Patrick's Church at 1 pm and interment in Cathedral cemetery. Mrs Milliard F Richards to Ashley this morning via the 1010 Central train. services there tomorrow afternoon and interment in Archlew cemetery. West Side board of Jude meets on the second Thursday due to the election. Young Peoples Dunelprelurs to conduct a second at Mears hall tonight.
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Mise
Ellen O'Connell
North Bramley Avenue
Test Patrick's Church
Cathedral Cemetery
Albert Henne
South Main Avenue
Hook and Lidder Cotyoing
Mre
Milliard F. Richards
Ashley
Oolick Central
Prive
South Malin Avenue
Intermont
Arhlew
West Side Board of Jude
Wilhey
Usus
Young Peoples Dunelprelurs
North Scranton Overwhelms Pittston in Armory Bout
North Scranton defeated Pittston by a wide margin at Company H Armory before a large audience. The game drew intense interest with standout plays by Phin Doviler and Lagerneed Lanchine. Legal proceedings and local notices interweave in the fray as Ellen Noone faces charges and Mrs McAndrew testifies amid a Vincent de Paul Society event setup.
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Pittston
Harmory
Adda
Flynn
Ahd
Ellen Noone
Alder Hoberte
McAndrew
Noone
Ates
Arilles
Ley House
Hel
Mera
Tout Wild
Aldernan Hoberts
Br. Vincent de Paul Society
Local concert, party honors Harrison Trethway anniversary
About thirty young people attended a celebration at Oak Street in honor of Harrison Trethway’s ninth anniversary hosted by Mr and Mrs James Trethway. A United Hall concert is planned for Armory Hall with Mise Annie Dougherty as leading soloist and Mise Kale Mills visiting from Wales Street. Thomas Dunn has returned from Norwich New York and Reese Davis from Spring Street is home briefly. Mrs Frank Silkman returns from Syracuse. The Tribune will broadcast tonight’s election returns on a stereoptic screen and invites all readers.
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James Trethway
Oak Street
Harrison
United Haly
Armory Hall
Mise Annie Dougherty
Wilker- Barre
Mise Kale Mills
Wales Street
Thomas Dunn
Norwich
N.Y
Reese Davis
Spring Street
Frank B. Silkman
Syracuse
14 Year Old Boy Jailed in Van Horn Case Witness
Frank Guerens a 14 year old witness in the Van Horn murder case was jailed by Alderman Millar on a charge of stealing a box of vanilla extract from Jones Brothers tea store Lackawanna Avenue. He allegedly admitted considering the box and fled when confronted by clerks. His mother protested but authorities note prior incidents and lack of reform.
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Frank Guerens
van Horn
Silverberg
Benied
Millar
Grand entertainment at Calvary Baptist church on Wednesday
Taylor town notes announce a social and entertainment at Calvary Baptist tomorrow evening with an all ages program and refreshments in the vestry after the show. Admission is 1 cent for adults and 10 cents for children, with various musical numbers and recitations listed.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Mr. Thomas
Della Davis
Mr. Pickrell
Ioan Thomas
Misses Howells
Horking
Watkins Family
Ivan Govan
Prof
D. F. Jones
Misses Pickrell
Wiliie Evans
Ray Mergans
John BF
Martha Thomas
William Prockrell
South Taylor
Dunmore
Piebert Younus
Oershom Morris
Wieh Street
Ald Society
Lost Welsh Congregational Church
Rosa
John Moes
Pyne
Lav
A. Weber
Morest Home
Met
Mies Thome
Nanthooke
Edward
Davie
Middle Street
Isaac Jones
Pyle Park
Thie Place
Cintewetor Jaimens Moewris
Julius
Tean Davis
Micotine
Bawandsvidde
North Wayler
Juessie
Thirteenth Regiment
Atebdalgray
Calvary
Slon
Phevid J. Jones
Colleligh
No. ii
Witor’s
Owen
Thin Place
Ceu
Hyde Park
Amidas
Guy Comimi
Local Social Notes and Furlough Visit Highlights
A jumble of social updates including Pythias anniversary plans on New Year’s, Mrs Joneps Davis of Talon street in Indeeneed, Privan David Harris of Company By, and Jett’s thirteenth regiment furlough in Dun Mende. The report mentions Frank Dunston and relatives in Ply ryotuth, Ceilith Thomas in Providence, and a female night council meeting at Creemwood with Mire Mountjoy presiding, plus Della Willian guest in Hyde Park.
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Pythias
Joneps Davis
Talon Street
Privan David Harris
Thirteenth Regiment
Jett
Dun Mende
Frank Dunston
Plyryotuth
Ceilith Thomas
Providence
Acatta Ladee
A. M
Creemwood
Local notes mix voting and social visits in Pennsylvania town
The column records Col BD ON Matthewson voting and spending time with friends in town. It lists residents such as Miss Lydia DeKay and Mrs Delilah Matthewson visiting from North Towanda and notes several social and church events including temperance meetings, teachers' meeting, and local society chatter with numerous names and places in Abington Township area.
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Matthewson
Pension Department
Washington
Lydia DeKay
Towanda
Delilah Matthewson
Helen Bard
Great Bend
Sire
Stuart Reynolds
Hiaonshure
Union Temperance
WI Biller
M. EB
Ethel Cure
Milian Carpenter
Perintan
Bure Crisgiwan
Baneon
Mike Geririds Chandya
Honk Sumimit
Aly
Thistle
Wort Niehola
A.A. Pbown
Soverdy
Trheindie
Soranives
Dieoemier
Canpwelle
Glenburn
Stodteswide
Abington Lurnpike Company
Fuoctiroville Mncusinoni
WIL
Anal
Mre
Catherine Broward
Alea
A Sure Sign of Croup and Remedies Promoted
A fragment promotes a cough remedy for croup with claims of quick relief and a warning about prevention. It advertises a product available through druggists and Matthew Brothers as wholesale agents, urging mothers to keep it on hand for ease and reassurance.
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Matthew Brothers
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