Personal note on Miss Adit Moore and Yale student events
Adit Moore of Ridge Row New York is mentioned alongside a Yale university student Mortimer We Rive and a voyage related to New Haven. The fragment notes a morning visit and ongoing studies, with references to college life and travel.
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Adit Moore
Ridge Row
New York City
Diitebeel
Lafayette College
Jett
Kasiou
Vols
Mortimer We Rive
Stident
Yale University
Yeetarday Pretignel
New Thaven
Thy
Mears and Hagen Glove Claim of Superior Fit
The ad from Mears and Hagen touts £1.00 gloves described as unusually satisfactory and flexible with a perfect fit. It asserts these gloves outperform all other similar gloves in value and quality.
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Mears & Hagen
Goodman Posner Nuptials Home Ceremony in Wilkes-Barre
Miss Bessie A Posner and Dr Isaae Goodman wed at 6 pm in the home of Mrs Bertha Posner 214 Mulberry street Wilkes-Barre attended by immediate family and friends Rev A Auspacher officiating Mendelssohn march played by Charles Doersam guests from Hasleton New York and Tingleton were among the out of town attendees a wedding dinner followed
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Bertha Posner
Mulberry Street
Bessie A. Posner
Isaae Goodman
Mt. Carmel
Miss Sadie
Isidore Friedlander
Tingleton
Louis Landau
Morris Lipson
Henry Shatira
M. Friedlander
Isadore Friedlander
Hasleton
Isaac Sargent
M. Topper
New York
Speakeasy Bust Nets Murtha Couple in City Raid
Mr and Mrs James Murtha of Land Avenue were arrested on a speakeasy charge after mayoral agents obtained alcohol. They pleaded little in court before Alderman Kassop and were fined 26 dollars plus costs with promise to quit the business. The Elm Park Church Ladies Aid plans a supper Thursday 5 30 to 7 30 PM.
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James Murtha
Land Avenue
Moir
Kassop
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Elm Park Church
Burgunder Funeral Noted in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre News reports the death of M. H. Burgunder from pneumonia turned typhoid, after four doctors failed to halt illness. A famed theatrical manager, he helped found Grand and Nesbitt theaters and led Wilkes-Barre and Scranton amusement development. Funeral at 2 pm from Northhampton Street residence with interment in Hanover Jewish cemetery.
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Wilkes-Barre
M. H. Burgunder
Burgunder
Old Music Hall
Sterling Hotel
Grand
Scranton
Burfander
Northampton Street
Hanover
Doings Among the Knights of Malta in Scranton Area
The Knights of Malta prepare for banner November anniversaries at Electric City No. 7 and Anthracite No. 211. Electric City, oldest in the county, under Cass Morgan, will host a smoker and reception November 15 with knights from across the county. Anthracite, central and ambitious, plans a November 20 banquet at Malta hall with 150 to 200 guests. Anthracite has grown from 85 charter members four years ago to 416 on the roll under Sir Knight Commander Ives.
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Knights of Malta
Electric City
Electric City Commandery
West Scranton
Cass Morgan
Malta Hall
Anthracite Commandery
Pennsylvania
W. S. Bartlett
Ives
Chief Zizsemann Mishap While Responding to Alarm
Chief KF OW Ziselmann and Peter Fran were thrown from a buggy while en route to box 60. No injuries occurred and the buggy sustained a broken dashboard after a curve near Green Ridge. A nearby old frame building used by slate workers caught fire from a railroad spark but was quickly extinguished by Green Ridge companies.
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KF. OW. Ziselmann
Peter Fran
Liberty Hleuse Company
Delaware and Hudson
Green Ridge
Box 66
Green Ridge Street
Slatepicker Works
Guernsey Brothers Offer Low Prices On Pianos
Prices the lowest at 114 Washington Ave near Lackawanna. Guernsey Brothers sell second hand pianos in excellent condition and new pianos at very low prices with easy monthly payments. They claim minimal expenses give buyers real value and no competition.
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Washington Avenue
Lackawanna
Guernsey Brothers
Plano
Washington Ave
Victory Decisive in County Vote Across Campaigns
The county results show Connell leading the Democratic opponent by a sizable margin for judge with Kelly noted about five thousand ahead of George M. Watson. Scranton performs well against Boland. Lewis Copeland Daniels and Bonn also post solid pluralities. Koch re-elected Register of Wills over Beck. A table on another page lists votes by district and candidate totals.
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Judge Kelly
George M. Watson
J. A. Scranton
G. Boland
William R. Lewis
John Copeland
Thomas P. Daniels
Emil Bonn
William Koch
Register of Wills
W. EK. Beck
Tribune
Congress
William Connell
M. F. Onry
William Richmond
Frank M. Spencer
I. C
Connell
John P. Kelly
Cornelius Smith
Kelly
John H. Fellows
Charles Schadt
Tra Davis
Schadt
Peter Bidell
Copeland
Plurality
Thomas Law
T. C. Robinson
Daniels
Frederick Warnke
Joseph E. Loveland
Bonn
W. K. Beck
William H. Neuber
Kech
B. B. Sturges
D. J. Campbell
E. B. Sturges
Sturges
Scrantonians
Election Reflections as Citizens Return to Business
After a heated campaign, Scranton residents await official returns with little contest chatter. Congressman Connell receives hearty congratulations while rival Spencer faces satirical jibes. Costello leads in county controller race though votes remain to be officially tallied and census figures awaited.
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Congressman Connell
Weason
Conry
Spencer
Congress
Cornelius Smith
Tribune
Mr. Spencer
P. W. Costello
F. L Brown
John Wheeler
Carbondale
John B. Nallin
Brown
Costello
Man detained after sudden visit to central station
A man entered the central station yesterday afternoon to sue one of Fell township’s election judges and offered $10 to the inspector to gain release. He left to seek change and upon return denied receiving money, leading Patrolman Rodham to arrest him and arrange mayoral explanation. Patrolmen Matthews and McColligan arrested another man in Radin's pawn shop for acting oddly and stealing two rings from Annie Davis, then paying and departing without returning them.
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Fell Township
Rodham
Matthews and
McColligan
Picioia
Radin
Penn Avenue
Thie
Annie Davis
Lim
Ecrutioy
Saul and Dyer Victory Over Mayor in Pay Dispute
Court dissolves mayor’s injunction blocking warrants for ex patrolmen Saul and Dyer. Council could compromise claims despite mayor’s veto. Judge rules council actions valid and mayor’s interference ended. controller Howell withholds payment pending bond reversals and final court ruling. Saul and Dyer had sought $182 each plus interest. Davies and Hockenberry filled vacancies temporarily.
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Moir
Howell
Saul
Dyer
Select Council
Imayor
Mott
Common Council
Welles & Torrey
Willard
Warren & Knapp
John A. McAskie
Equity suit hearings adjourned with accounting request
Testimony in the Dean Winton equity suit before Judge Edwards concluded yesterday. A recess was taken until Monday when findings requests will be presented and arguments heard. If the court grants the plaintiff an accounting, the suit continues.
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Dean- Winton Equity
Edwards
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Ltv
Osley
Ackawanna
Rch Penn Avenues
A. A. Warman
Leen Dula
Lom
Bride
Anthracite Commanderies
Zizsemann
McKinley
Bryan
Lackawanna County
Plurality OF Connell
Theodore Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Edward Metcalf
Roosevelt
Auditor General
E. B. Hardenbergh
P. Gray Meek
John E. Gill
Hardenbergh
Galusan A. Grow
Robert H. Foerderer
Harry E. Grimm
Nicholas M. Edwards
William W. Hague
Lee L. Grumbine
Grow
Foerderer
William McKinley
William J. Bryan
John G. Woolley
E. G
Coursen
Lacokawanwa Ave
Don Smith
Messrs
Warnke
Koch
Beck
Philbin
Timlin
Scheuer
Flaherty
Recorder-elect
Dean
Winton
Mr.man
Casey Bros
Green Valley Rye
Lackawanna Avenue
Taylor Borough
Lackawanna Township
Houth Abington
Wishington Ave
Central
Adams Avenue
Masons Hamlin
Powell & CO
the Oriental
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Penn Ave
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank
Wanehouse
Ors
Conrad
Seitz& Co
Guernsey
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
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