Elm Park concert a standout organ recital by Pennington
A large Elm Park audience enjoyed Mr. Pennington in a premier second concert of the season. He offered a flowing program with rich organ color including the vox humana stop. Mrs. Price and Miss Timberman gave notable vocal numbers and the sextetto impressed. The Royal Limited train feature was also highlighted in Chicago and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Church
Pennington
Oas
Guilmont
Vox Humana
Elm Park
Orean
Hest
Haydn
Fred. P. Price
Mise Timberman
Malisson
Waters
Hawless
Rerndigan
Miss Simpson
Mike Grace Spencer
Edith James
Isabella Clarke
Eutith Martin
Valver Smith Bride of Lewis Walter in Stume Home Ceremony
In a quiet ceremony at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Stume in Hear pil Cy on November 7, 1M, Rev. John Civag performed the nuptials uniting Lewis Walter and Miss Vielorts Smith. The couple exchange vows in a simple service with close family in attendance.
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Valver—Smith
Aeorue Stume
John Civagnaueh
Lewis Walter
Mire
Vielorts Smith
Mauliffe Died in West Scranton Funeral Planned
Mrs John McAuliffe died at home 14 Seventeenth Street West Scranton on November 7 after two years of illness Funeral service set for Thursday morning at St Patrick s Church with requiem mass and interment in the Catholic cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauliffe
West Scranton
John McAuliffe
S14
Seventeenth Street
St. Patrick's Church
Wise'clock
Cathicural
New Bicycle Racing Association Forms After Split
Bald the Crack Bicycle Racer and fellow riders break from the League of American Wheelmen over taxation without representation. The new organization aims to run racing on a business-like footing with teams and tracks across major venues while riders manage events.
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League of American Wheelmen
Bald
Connie
Runa
Bell
League of American
Geainl
Manhattan Beach
Herkly Oval
Aipbree Park
New York
Willow Grove
Woodside
Pinladel
Colltenn
Maltimore
Briar Park
Washington
Athletic Field
Buffalo
Sprinefield
Aten
Escaped patient causes hospital incident in Lackawanna
A patient escaped from Lackawanna hospital during a morning incident. The boy, identified as Hares Harton, climbed to a hospital window ledge after illness and injury. He was observed by Mr and Mrs George Hartman and later transported to a different ward for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hares Harton
Lackawanna Hospital
George Hartman
Olypian
Boy Led To Police After Straying From Silk Mill
A fatigued boy wandered through the Silk Mill area and reached the residence of T. J. Barrett on Ripple Street. Mrs. Barrett alerted police, hospital officials notified Chief Gurrell, and the boy was reunited with his parents after Mr. Hartman brought him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Mill
T. J. Barrett
Ripple Street
Unusual Desertion Bond Proceeding In County Court
A suit was filed yesterday by John F. Scraga solicitor for the poor board to recover on a desertion bond. Jacob Boes was found guilty of desertion in 1505 and ordered to pay his wife $104 monthly. his surety was set at 200. For thirteen months he failed to support his wife and the board, at its last meeting, requested relief. The board then instructed its solicitor to sue Boes’ surety, an unusual proceeding likely a first of its kind in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Scraga
Poor Board
Jacob Boes
Aueurt
Ag Directul
Boes’ Hondeman
Court hears injunction over Scranton paving ordinance
Charles and Lowry sue the city of Scranton to restrain paving of North Main avenue and Providence round. Attorneys argue the ordinance lacked a required three fourths vote and that the 1895 act extended the 1889 act. Witnesses testify on signatures and records as judge weighs validity and procedure.
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Charles & Lowry
Scranton
Dadee Edwardes
Equity Court
Lowry
North Mainavenue
Providence
Tienes and Kelly
Bellester
Fibwards
Bia Deeleion
RK. Morris
Ety
Ale. Donald
Wilkon Chappell
Ambrose Mulley
Pleasant Reception For Corporal Russell And Private Adams
Sabbath church members in Guernsey hosted a reception for Corporal Russell and Private Charlee Adams of the Thirteenth Regiment on furlough. The event featured a program with solos, duets, and vocal performances, and was presided over by Benjamin Evans. Beverages and toasts followed the entertainment with attendees including Edwin Bryant and Russell Nimball among others.
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Guernsey
Russell
Charlee Adams
Thirteenth Regiment
Benjamin Evans
Planyw
Edith
EF. Knowles
Imandain
Mire
Franklin
Mor
George Carr
Caterer
Crowell
Edwin Bryant
Russell Nimbalt
Cinerneeéy
Bodies of Mr and Mrs Luke of Kingston Recover
The Wobies of Mir and Airs Leven Luke of Kingston drowned in the Mohegan sinking arrive in Wilkes Burle. They travel from New York with Percy Mills of Nanitlonhey and undertaker A B Miller of Kingston. Remains lie in a sealed steel casket ahead of a private double funeral at Kr?ceton residence.
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Mir
Leven M. Luke
Kingston
England
Wilkes
Burte
New York
Miro
Luke
Percy Mills
Nanitlonhey
Mr. Luke
A. BE. Miller
Kryceton
His Silver Jubilee Hon. John Lenihan Noted at Harvey's Lake
A Monday evening gathering at the Ongonta hotel Harvey's Lake honored Hon John T Lenihan of Wilkes-Barre for twenty five years as a member of the legal profession. Attendees included Hon John Lynch Hon John R Kelly JL Franks P A Fell FL Ve Jackson and others from Wilkes Barre and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lenihan
Wilkex- Harre
Ongonta
Harvey's Lake
John Lynch
Wilkes-Barre
John R. Kelly
Thinelty
JL Frranks
P. A. Fell
FL Ve Jackson
John IE. Perkins
P.M. Gilligan
James Holand
Charlies McKiugh
A.C. Campbell
Thomaey Shea
PY Methovern
M. J. Mulhall
Charles 2. Lendwhan
James L. Lenihan
C. P Hehioan
James H. Sheu
John F. Sheu
F. Bohan
M.N. Donnelly
Joseph Glennon
Wilkee-Tarre
Lecturer John Dunn to Speak in Scranton on Drinking
Prominent temperance lecturer John Dunn, recently back from Britain and Ireland, plans a public address in Scranton on Why People Drink to Excess. The lecture is described as highly interesting and instructive with no admission fee or collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunn
England
Ireland
Scranton
Grassy Island Breaker Abandonment Prompts Inland Steel Pool Debate
Local steel workers discuss the Delaware and Hudson plan to abandon the Grassy Island breaker at Olyphant and shift coal processing to the Klondike breaker. The move risks over one hundred jobs but aims to reduce unsafe conditions and boost efficiency, with alliances forming around the new steel pool including Lackawanna Steel Company.
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Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Grassy Island
Olyphant
Philippine Islands
Evel
Lacka- Watain Tron and
Steel Compaty Fs
Tett
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Cannel
Gamie
Catneste
Peel
Bettef
Grasy Island
Klondike
Orphant
Durne
Delaware and Hudson Company
Crank Shafts Break in Finishing Detainment Unit
Two large crank shafts in the finishing detainment area broke early yesterday morning, triggering an inspection and temporary disruption of operations. Local officials said repairs are underway and no injuries were reported.
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Rall Department
Attorney Killam Injured in Pike County Hunting Accident
Attorney H. F. Killam of Green Knave was sustaining a broken leg after a fall while pheasant hunting in Wayne County this week. The injury will confine him to home for several weeks.
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Killam
Pike County
H. F. Killam
Green Kndve
Wayne County
Lottery of the forest by readers prompts letters
Short lottery of the forest is published under Letters from the People. The Tribune will not see opinions or personal submissions beyond the writers’ home column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writers Home
the Tribune
Grievous Strike Strikes Delaware Cotton Mill Employees
A damaged report notes a labor dispute at a Delaware mill affecting workers across classes. Authorities discuss the payroll crisis, wage cuts, and planned action as owners and managers face mounting pressure from stockholders and a public letter campaign.
Muddled Tribune Letter and Patent Medicine Ad Fragment
A scrambled Tribune Birr page fragment mix features an editor’s note and incoherent remarks about belief, identity, and character. It includes an odd admission by S. M. Niet of Borunton and a Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement claiming various cures and health benefits.
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Tribune
Birr
Tadashi Sonne Benet
Rene Oil
Sears
M. Niet
Seal Garments Price Range and Deals Listed
Advertises handsome seal garments with prices from 110 to 225 dollars. Electric seal jackets priced at 35 dollars and Baltic seal at 25 dollars.
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Schank & Spencer
Spruce Street
Finn & Phillips
New Music House
Wyoming Avenue
H. B. Ware
Isye
Bostaition
Ify, Pennington
Royal Limited
Trafic Martin
Chicago
Akron
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Columbus
Cincinnati
Pullman
Waldorf
Asturja
Bald the Crack
NEW Association
Eddie Cannon
Lyceum
Lawrel
Coe Mo
Jock Meredith
Crie
Mansfield
Abe
Harry Hartman
Throop
Ayer
North Main Avenue
Providence Road
Corporal Russell
Private Adams
Mrs. Luke
Hanquet
John T. Lenohan
Wilses-Barre
Victor L. Enterson
Baltimore
Venter
Ollowae
Try Rotntinien
Baltimore Sun
Ottawa Pa Bers
Emerson
Edwards
Ne Sippel
Ontawe River
Mer
Emerton
Ottawa
Canada
Iron and Ste
Inge
UN Iig
Eiierson
Dewey
Navy Department
Filippine Islands
Caphial
Hymines
de Brouche
Dee
Anita Wewey
Ann Opiberg
Philippies
London and Northwestern Railway
London
Liverpool
Crewe
Carlisle
Whew
Camishe
Willesden
Sheffield
Delaware and Hudson
John Ftraniaha
Cherry Valles
Strannahan
Cherry Valley
Oneuwnta
Witch
Lehigh Valley
Bipnes & Laugrien
Phodelphia
Tuyadlay
Dan
Didder
Cutlass
Trent
Ginks
Clowie
Chile
Europe
Millar & Peck
Libbey
Mears & Fiagen
Hurengnhu
Lackawanna Ave
Alderman Williams
Histor
Pritiniwe
Ciorboithele
Bellowe
Bertig Lyon Thom
W. Willan
Corhondila
Borunton, Pha oNda
Howl
Sareaporilin
Pire
Hood
Alek
Oly
Ethel
Washington Ave
Martin Collarettes
Los
G. Straus
Washington Avenue
van Suuskirke
Reemsoo Connell Building
Virginia
Hoops
Lacka, Ave
Jotin Hf
Ladwig
Prop
F. L. Crane
A. F. Kizer
Scranton Cash Store
Wilson
Dimensions
Ethan Ovens
Blue Point
Rockaway
Pierce’s Market
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