Before Breakfast and Nighttime Turmoil Highlight City Notes
A chaotic scene outside a convention hall ends with security guiding a disruptor amid tension as officials debate events. A West Side minister plans union Thanksgiving services at Congregational church. Street chores and a sweeping incident interrupt business on Woehinetan avenue. Police report growing stash of stolen clothing at city hall. Rev Fo OA Das, Northeastern Sabbath union official, suffers nervous illness but improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bop. Doty
Polingvivanty Sabbath Union
Fo OA. Das
Bhava Wioge
Hiner
Green Ridge
Man Dies From Runaway Crash Injuries at Coal Company Yard
John Godide died from injuries after a wreck at Plane No 2 of the Pennsylvania Coal company. He succumbed at Lackawanna Hospital after twenty hours of suffering. The body was taken to his Forge residence. He leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Godide
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lackawanna Hospital
Godda
Godde
Forge
Large Plunder Found at Barrett Home Police Court Hearing
A wagon load of stolen goods was found at Bihel and Magele Barrett’s Taylor Avenue home following arrests for larceny. Eldest daughter Ethel Barrett and younger sister Magele faced Mayor Bailey with attorney George Horn. Bail set at 300 dollars each. Ethel jailed, Magele released with bondsman Thomas Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Taylor Avenue
Bihel
Magele Barrett
Trebling
Petective
John Moir
Ethel
Sieber
Ven
Baltey
Barrett
Rebling
Littl
Magele
Rotiling
Moir
George 8. Horn
Bailey
Horn
Roebling
Thomas Collins
Awart
Slater
Ball
Ethel Berrett
Accused Murderer Returned for Hearing in Alderman’s Court
Michael Koket, alleged Pricebure murderer of Andrew Novack, was taken from the county jail by Detective Levehon and brought before Alderman Millar for a murder hearing. Millar heard testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Koket
Pricebure
Andrew Novack
Levehon
Millar
County detective remands Koket to jail without bail
The county detective and Koket were remanded to jail without bail to await trial. The incident involved a Hungarian man Novack and a Pontander Kolet in Pricehnce with blood between the nationalities. A party of friends threw missiles at Novack’s house. he was struck at the head and died weeks later at Lackawanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koket
Kolet
Novack
Pricehnce
Lackawanna Hospital
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra Surprises Y M A Audience
The Ladies' Symphony Orchestra of Boston gave a polished program at the Y M A auditorium. Under leader D W Howard the ensemble impressed with strong wood brass strings while soloist Miss Ama Hacker sang two numbers and Karl Marshall White received praise for his reading.
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Y. M.A
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Toston
Navy
D. W. Howard
Ama Hacker
Karl Marshall White
Delta Fox
Delta
Secom
Engine Arrives for West Side Columbian Fire Company
The Halloway Fire Engine Manufacturing Company of Baltimore notified Chief Hickey that the new combination hose and chemical engine for the Columbian Fire Company will arrive today. It will be shipped via the Pennsylvania Railroad to Wilkes-Barre and then by Delaware and Hudson to the city, at a cost of 1550 dollars. An expert will be sent to adjust and test the engine before city acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Halloway Fire Engine Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
Columbian Fire Company
West Side
Wilkes-Barre
Penneyylvania
Delaware and Hindeon
Halloway Company
Fire Department
Lehigh Valley Plans Through Tourist Car Service to West
Beginning November 17, the Lehigh Valley railroad launches a weekly through tourist car from Philadelphia and other points to California and Colorado. The route traverses Niagara Falls, St. Clair Tunnel, Great Rock Island line, Royal Gorge, Grand Canyon, Rockies to Salt Lake City, Ogden, Sierra Nevada and major California destinations including Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. For schedule and rates inquire via Lehigh Valley agents or mail Chas H Lee General Passenger Agent Philadelphia Pa.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
California
Colorado
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York State
America
Niagar Falls
St. Clair Tunnel
Great Rock Island
Royal Gorge
Grand Canon
Recky Mountains
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Sunny California
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Chas
Lee
Fassenger
Lehigh Valley R. Ft
Interstate Firemen Carnival tickets from Scranton to Trenton
Lehigh Valley railroad will sell tickets from Scranton to Trenton and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale November 1 and 10, good for return to and including November 7 on all trains except the Mack Diamond Express. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for particulars. Turkey dinner today at Lancaster's Home Like Dining Room on Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Trenton
N. J
Lehigh Valley
Charles 8. Lee
Lancaster
Wyoming Avenue
Local Residents and Visitors Make City Headlines
Joseph Williams spends days in Philadelphia Illinois. Hewitt of Meshoppen visits Scranton. Cameron of Carbondale guests Coroner Longetreet. Haines of Wilkes-Barre tours here. Mrs Tiffany returns home from Dover. Wert, new Lizgerns County Humane Society agent, formerly local. J Smith Beeleyville and J Weston Honesdale attend Wayne county gathering. Myer Dwindow returns from New York after three days on business. Martin Maroney and A H Stoey of Philadelphia attend Lucas Brainard nuptials in Green Ridge. Miss Gertrude Holyoke French harpist performer at YMC hall. French also contributor to the Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Willams
Philadelphia
Be, Hewitt
Meshoppen
Scranton
Ud. R. Cameron
Carbondale
H. M. Edward
New York City
W. D. Kauffman
Yonkers
N. Y
Thomas W. Haines
Wilkes-Hatre
J. W. Tiffany
Miverville
Frank J. Wert
Lizgerns County Humane Society
J. Smith
Beeleyville
J. J. Weston
Honesdale
Wayne County
Myer Dwindow
Lackawanna Avenue
New York
Martin Maroney
A. HH. Stoey
Lucas Brainard
Green Ridge
Gertrude Holyoke French
Harpiet
Frothingham Theater
White Orchestra
Young Men's Christian Association
Mies French
Uwpon
Chrieimar Tribune
Thursday price drop on Hose Silks and Stress Goods
Mears and Hagen announce a Thursday sale lowering all hose, silks, and stress goods. Shop customers are urged to visit the store for advantageous discounts on every part of the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Wanted: Rare Opportunities in The Tribune Want Columns
Readers are invited to explore the Tribune Want columns for unusual chances. The listing emphasizes unique prospects across local services, trades, and personal ads, inviting individuals seeking unusual work, barter options, or specialized items to browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
State YWCA Convention Opens in Wilkee-Marre
Mrs. Le M. Gates to respond to greetings as the State YWCA convention begins in Wilkee-Marre. The program lists Thursday to Monday sessions with prayers, religious services, reports, and conferences led by Mrs. Norvell, Mrs. Van Nort, and other local leaders from Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le M. Gates
Mrnday
Young Women's Christian Association
Wilkee-Marre
Ds. BE. Mackinmt
da M. Chites
Ilbletty
Norvell
Deicgnies
Alkse
Jie Ates
Stephen
Norwerl
Methodist Episcopal
Bagtist
van Nort
MM. Frey- Holds
London
England
St Clara
Ales Haye
Migs Reynalite
Aira
Jenn
Ees Relich
Cliveh Parlers
Mins Tosler
Pintien
Mittebures
Gidefrey
Sornaton
Th. Perso
Mitte
Mise Trogers
Hbiucktell
Younes
Mies Gilchrirt
Mise Netway
Miles Stephens
Williameport
Ditksburg
Onn
Bertin M. Wool
Reading
Piret Medhollet Spisiopal
Marinus
Mine Norvell
Misers Prive Gant Dann
Mio
Matin
Wilkins
Nemiera
Ely
Boants
Miee Moore
Yoourtia
Pholpe
Mise Taylor
Hee
Misa Pinnoke
Cosgind Menting
Padilites
Mies EL AK. Prien
Young Women A Christian Association
Mise Hays
Eisteddfod in Allentown Draws Strong Entries
The Allentown Chronicle notes heavy demand for soloists and choruses for the Thanksgiving eisteddfod. Entries include tone and banjo soloists, female, mixed and baritone choirs, tenor and soprano solos, recitations, and multiple named choirs and artists from Wilkes-Barre Slatineton Reading Easton Kingston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Chronicle of
Orige
Wilkes-Barre
Gwytlm Ames
Slatineton Chore
Thomas Lieve
Reading Chorus
M. Berg
Teadern Glee Cluitis
Orpheus
Auston
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Arion
Slatineton
Ame
Mies Amelia
Schlentker
Pethlehem
Aliss Carrie A. Gehman
Macungie
Maurice Clemens
Easton
Dr. T. ©. Edwards
Pecitation
Kingston
Clever Little Trixie at Standen Delights City Audiences
Philadelphia Thief reports the city premiere of Little Trixie at Davis Theater this week. Jax Smith Roblins showcased versatile talents in multiple roles, receiving high praise for the production and ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax Smith Roblins
Petresa
Standen
Trixie
Philadelphia
Davis’ Theater
Stone cutters strike at MAP Creek dam plant
Thirty stone cutters employed by Spring Brook Walour Supply walked out on Monday demanding a wage cut to nine hours. They currently earn $3 for a ten hour day and seek rate adjustment to reflect shorter shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Brook Walour
Map Creek
Wage rates cited by workers in Wilkes Barre and beyond
The fragment notes a claimed wage rate paid to union workers in Wilkes Barre and other locations, mentioning a Wilkes-Barre Record in the context of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Batre
Heale y Fence Battle Reaches Third Tear-Down
City Street Department workers tore down Dominick Healey’s fence at West Side after he refused to move it from the sidewalk. Healey argues no fence should be in his area while workers claim the structure encroaches three feet. He vowed to rebuild as dispute over the line drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinnlne
Dominick Healey
Street Department
Healey
Hosiery Mill to Open in Plymouth Area
The article notes a new hosiery mill planned for Plymouth region with workers from the Pla neer Knitting MIN. Frank Zitamerntian at Eta Yate, of Plymouth, reports a skilled crew trained in hosiery manufacture. The venture is expected to succeed from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkea-T
Typographical Union Ball at the Wire Prebyterian Church
The Typographical Union hosts a lavish ball with Lawrences prepaid program and a souvenir magazine for attendees. Front may feature Back Lady as part of the event, with tickets and programs available through Moyle and Mucklowe, 416 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
The
Union
Frienda
Beecham's Pills Advertised by Steam Heating Firm
Steam Heating and Plumbing PP and MT Howley advertise Beecham's Pills at 231 Wyoming Avenue. The copy urges taking Beecham's Pills when feeling dizzy or drowsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Howley
Wyoming
Beecham
Christian Endeavor Throl ley Day Offers Wholesale Prices
All West Side street cars pass our stores this Thursday, November 1, inviting shoppers to Scranton's greatest store for extraordinary bargains. Retail prices are cut to wholesale levels, with no special discounts.
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HAY Books
Doctor Mitchell
Hugh Wynn
Mrs. Burton Harrison
Old Dominion
Ket Harie
Max Nordan
Canon Farrar
Lillian Bell
Edna Lealls
W. W. Jucobs
Edna Phillpott
Parks
Gams of
Mary Wilkins
Jerome Mary Beaumont
Joan Seaton
Edersheim
Jesus
Webster
M. Norton
Tee Lackawanond Ave
Aly
Garazy, Brows & Go
Onman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Gek Penn Avenue
A.B. Warman
DR W. 8
Renwood
Lackawatna Ave
Chas Mendel
General Insurancs
Ollee
Cat
Bank
Elia
Hest Steele
Toads On
Placiny
Bonnerth League
Chinning
Hegele Rhler
Cis
Waters
the Hatter
Father
Mr.Collins
Washington Avenue
Hugh Ladley
Groes
Adams Avenue
Pettigrew
Gibson Street
Columbia Fire Company
Interstate Firemen’s Carnival
Trenton, N. J
State Convention OF the
Mondred Martars
Sgranton Gash
South Wilhee Marre
Lawrences
Christian Lndeaver
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tallmians
Hatters and Furnishers
Spruce Street
CEA Sara
SALE
Siebecker & Watkins
Wise
Henry J. Collins
St., Vacka’ Ave
Scranton Conservatory
Linden Street
Maloney Ou, and Manufacturing CO
Japan
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp
Jermyn
Autres
Marnie
Raynolds
Fries
Sohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Scranton, PA
Prop
J.D. Wieiats
Weickel Bros
Metropolitan China Hall
Washington Ave
Mears Building
Bell & Skinner
Jarmyn Hatters
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