Watchers Named for Election Day Across County
Court approves list of election watchers in numerous districts including Archbald Carbondale City Dunmore and Dalton with named watchers such as August Dosenbrook Samuel Harper and John Romich. polling place changes ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Williams
Michael Gallagher
A. J. Reese
John M. Callagher
Carbondale Township
Elsworth Myere
He. J. White
John Romich
J. d. Quinn
Carbondale City
William Oglesbie
W. B. Evans
John Ryan
Thome Horan
John Kearney
Thomas Cooney
John Carden
A. Morgan
Foo. Stone
Mark Wilson
Rojohn Farrell
Waleh
Hugh Fox
Conley
Malloy
Prank Clune
Charlies McCaivne
Dalton
Charles
EB. H. Fink
Dickson City
Gomer Parry
W. KE. Moses
Josep Hall
George Bailey
Frank Zmlwerkt
Michael Donley
Dunmiere
Iret
Swartz
Jo We Ws Purcell
Emory Hlack
HM. McAlieter
Firet Djweriet
J. McPrennell
Bo Po
Langan
Dharriet
Thomas Shepperd
Tey
Jerry McPeek
Re. M. Jd. Fitepatrick
Fell Township
Morgan Danielx
William Dunn
Jermynu
Henry Morea
Holt. Feeney
W. Nicholson
M.S. Collins
He A. Williams
Kes BP
Buriat
J. Lackawanna
Sowth Kletriet
Jonny O Myre
Rada Coyne
Westaiveh
Snyder
Luke Nolan
Kost Meatviet
Zack Gray
Nicholas Varkin
James I Stevens
James Durkin
FF. Dowd
Rox Moichoe McCras
D. Macyfield W
BK. Gruthe
Peter Sehell
Andrew Nawgti
William Sibley
Thomas Nolan
Wilkes-Barre Furriers Advertise Exclusive Fashion Goods
A sensational old ad targets Wilkes-Barre shoppers promoting ultra fashionable wearables and fur garments. It touts lower New York prices, home delivery, and a large display of coats gowns nearness to fall and winter materials, with assurances of quality and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilkerson
Wilkes-Katrn
Wilkes-Barre
Babes
Local Ward List of Election Officials and Polling Changes
A long list of ward and district party candidates is presented for Olyphant and surrounding wards with names and party affiliations. The document also notes polling place relocations in the Thirteenth ward First district and requests for polling place changes in the Twentieth ward Second district, with Court rulings awaiting argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyet
Adan L. Bonn
Anthony Mohan
P. McNally
Dames O'Malley
John Wr. James
James Lunn
John Birkel
Ron John Lath
Johan F. Walsh
Bo Doha Cavanpough
Jacob Heisel
Martin Fparrett
Sue
Socom
T. P. Price
George Roebling
D. Ponte
Jacob Fobrifer
Willian Hauer
Chen
Heisner
Charles Conrad
John Fickus
Jacob Geiger, Jr
John Berghauser
Ko. G. W. Rockweiler
Welfth
Senmene
Woca
Schodt
D. Flementh
W. C. Beaumont
PL Langan
Louwis Schwaer
Ko Charles Groff
Sear Steame
Rot
J. Biriln
Thin @striet
Inents Robenthal
J. Toh Srvder
D. Pourthee Frit Zeidlow
John Murray
Charles Simrell
Boo Wood
Junes Tewnind
Tovier
Tallle Janes
Willim Jule
Thomas Franela
George Mette
Phirdsverd
Tines Stone
R.dJamee
Mackin
Latios Douwis
Patrick Murray
Firth
Edward Evans
James Gilmottin
Ot Teawy
Jobin O'Mara
Waverly
WPD
George Sleag
Winton
Bennetic
William Pletcher
Frank Jolle
Anthony Meinness
David Carr
Lawler
J. Newese
Judgc
W. I. Nelger
Tayior
Anthony Welles
Taylor
Duantel Hayes
Teslor
Willison Wright
Jude
Elention
Fiji
Gritegurman
Penn Avenue
New York
Lareh
Prospect Avenue
Camp Meade Soldiers Yearn for Havana Move
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Camp Meade, Middletown Pa November 7. Troops expect to move to Havana soon and prefer leaving camp in one rush. Regimental hospitals will not be re established until units move south. Several privates return home or on furlough, and news of a Georgia movement is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Camp Meade
Middletown
Thirteenth
Second
Seventh Army Corps
War Department
Pefrain
Havang
Wba
Lione
Georgia
Davis J. Davies
Tribune
United States Army
Saive
Gipard
W. Oh Penner
F Company
Foranton
George Conrad
Haw
Dun Lering
Ferecante
Eugene Vellows
Scott Shaver
William P. Williame
Forenton
Nezema
Color Guard Posts Change of Duty and Furlough Details
The post notes a sequence of personnel movements within the company including relieving Private George Schlager from the color guard role, Sergeant George F. Lowney taking a five day furlough to Lancaster to visit friend Private George Ball, and several soldiers returning from furloughs or hospital rounds. Additional remarks cover weather related tent concerns, a cold affecting Quartermaster Sergeant Enoch Smith, and discharge for Vandermark due to physical disability. Other updates include returns of Herbert F. Kellew and J Boott Ward, brigade guard assignments for Lee A. Taylor Lewie B. Carter Geo Stuckart and Wiehard Wourke, and Captain Harry P. Decker’s five day leave related to Allisonsee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlager
George F. Lowney
Lancaster
George Ball
James Lovelace
Enoch Smith
Vandermark
Division Hospital
United States
Carbondale
Herbert F. Kellew
Bo Company
J. Boott Ward
Lee A. Taylor
Lewie B. Carter
Az Geo
Stuckart
Wiehard Wourke
Harry P. Decker
Quimp Tast
Allisonsee
Hivhard J. Bourke
Movement of Second Corps to new theaters of operation
The Second Corps is scheduled for rapid redeployment from Camp Meade Middletown and Po to several southern and eastern locations. Units listed include the Thirty-fifth Maine, Two Hundred and Third New York, and others bound for Greenville Albany Augusta and Columbus. Hospitals and support units accompany the main force with corps headquarters and ambulance detachments also moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
Middletown
Nouv
Gionero
Gener
Vie Mhevement
A. Priday
Atmusta
New York
Greenville
Blandile
Aliens
Cwlhumhia
Atwain
Chreenvilles
Pooneylvania
Samuiterville
Auguste
Summeryville
Pires
Also Mentioned on This Page
ROYAL
Bcranton
Maeredith Morgan
F. Mullen
Charles Raine
George Trager
R. GO
Proudlock
F. Conner
Lewis H. John
Michael Hoban
William Howell
Anthony Carden
J. B. Gillespie
Smith
A. J. Briggs
Anthony Ruddy
C. W. Dawson
M. J. Walsh
W. H. Rodda
John Timlin
Joseph Maloney
John Kennedy
James F. Stewart
Martin Jennings
Giles B. Docker
John Burne
George Oberdorfer
George Hays
W. C. Beott
Ris
John Moniger
James Lyehon
Ambre Nealon
John Lloyd
John McDermott
Cheorge Kenore
The
Scranton Tribune
John H. Evans
H Com. Funy
Ward
Yale
I*haples Aprandle
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Ave
National Supply and Metal
Wallace
Washington Avenue
Connolly & Wallace
Roypius
Third National Bank OF Scranton
Intersat
WM. Connell
Henry Belin
William H. Peck
Molmnes’ Electris
Young
Hroes
Nauka Coo
Cane
Maurice D. Breschel
R P. Kressler
F. L. Crane
Jacob Boalz
Scranton
P. S
Lackawanna Aye
Scranta, Pa
Acts Ae Trustes
Guardian L. A. Watres
Os. Johnson
Vics
AH. Christy
Nauistead, Robi Seis
P. Kolee
Bresett Warnes & P. Speeavery
Jota Tren
Pennsylvania
Brussels
Dresden
Wyoming Avenue
Lagkawanna Lumber Co., Infactu Gang Sahed Penna. Ui Mlo Wo Hardwood Lumber
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
VIA
Old Point Comfort
Express Steamships
Old Dominion Line
Washington
W. L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton, PA
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Gillette Bros
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