West Side and City Suburban Club Meets in Scranton
West Side and City Suburban meeting in Scranton discusses sidewalk disputes on Jackson street and multiple ward election prospects. A Chicago committee asks support for a bill creating a department of commerce and industry. Local officials debate candidates for selectman and school controller, with several names mentioned and no firm outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Woath of
Fhart
A. B. Holmes
De 2
Z. Carroll
BD. D. Evans
Jenkin T. Roose
Dunning
Brown
Jackson Street
Rick of
Hee
Limb
Chicago
Senate
Willam P. Frye
Department of Commerce and Industry
C.F. Quincy
Frank Barry
Elliott Durand
Leonard Tillotson
West Scranton
Tripp
CANDIDATES FOR WARD OFFICES IN WENL ELECTIONS
February elections will elect councilmen from wards four six fourteen and eighteen and two school controllers from wards five and fifteen. In ward four the incumbents are W. 2 Thomas in select and Simeon Thomas in common, with Thomas likely seeking re election. The common council seat candidate is William Griffiths W W Evans and James Levehon will contest. Elmon Thomas seeks the select post after service in the common council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common
Thomas
Cit
van P. Davis
Regan
Marke
Reman
P. FL McCann
Selectman
P. J. Nealis
Peter Ross
Weat Lackawanna Avenue
M. H. Rinehart
Eighth Street
Common Council
M. J. Burns
J. FP. Noone
Noone
George A. Carson
D. I. Phillips
Edwin G. Hughes
Edward Thomas
Hyde Park
Phillips
West Scranton
Mr. Hughes
Carson
Otlce John H. Williams
Williams &S
Elias EB. Evans
Evans & Powell
West Strinton
Simeon Thomas
Prolimhin
Select
Commin
Sdet
William V. Griffiths
W. W. Evans
James Levehon
Elmon Thomas
Select Council
Washington Chemical Inquiry Yields Troubling Enrolment Notes
A garbled Washington report notes various enrolment troubles tied to Actual Extearta and Free bool felis how, with unclear references to Washington Chemical Ou and ongoing investigations. Officials urge caution as details remain fragmentary and unconfirmed.
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Felis
Washington Chemical Ou
Washington
Electric City Wheelmen Hold Smoker at Club House
Members of the Electric City wheelmen held a smoker at the shell company club house on Jackson Street. A brief business session was led by President W. B. Mears. Five new members were enrolled, signaling growing popularity.
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Electric City Wheelmen
Shell Comy Club
Jackson S
W. 8. Mears
Slashed Prices on Black Dress Goods at Globe Warehouse
The Globe Warehouse announces rare clearance on staple Black Dress Goods. Prices are exceptionally low for a limited time with quantities limited and stock to move quickly. Patrons urged to visit today to view the surprisingly cheap pieces before they sell out.
Bargain lot of wool fabrics and silks on sale
A sale listing features Binch Black Wool Trocades and 44 inch black Broadcloths at discounted prices. Also offered are all wool Mack Serge in winter weight, all wool Black Honrlettes in blue and jet shades, Changeable Trocade Taffetas with crepit color combos, and Fancy Tourred Taffeta Silks with rich color effects, all presented as sale items with reduced prices.
Ladies' Ald Society Hosts Fetr and Festival Evening
The Ladies' Ald society of the First Welsh Baptist church opened their fete and festival last evening in the church basement. A wet mood and evening crowd attended with many served at booths offering dainties, bric a brac, and worth articles. The affair continues tomorrow evening with choices to suit tastes.
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Ald Society
First Welsh Baptist Church
Miner Injured In Bellevue Slope After Mule Kick
Stanley Maleski about 18 years old employed in Bellevue slope workings was kicked in the right jaw by a breeching mule while unhitching a team. He was taken home on South Washington avenue for medical attention. Willam Davis of Snyder avenue a driver in the Bellevue mines had his arm badly bruised after being caught between a loaded car topping and the roof. He was also sent home to have his injuries dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Maleski
Bellevue Slope
South Washington Avenue
Willam Davis
Snyder Avenue
Bellevue
Infant interred after services at Washburn Street
An infant child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Wiklund of 2024 Washburn Street was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at Washburn Street Cemetery. Services were held at the family home with many friends in attendance. Rev A T Thuner officiated with a long pallbearers list.
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Andrew Wiklund
Washburn Street
A. T. Thuner
Sh. D
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Pallhearers
Mary Shug
Lome
Saya Jettigon
Adeline Price
Ric McCloskey
Julia Mulrooney
Gerth Johnson
May Bushner
James Fillis
Lackawanna Hospital
C. EB. Tobineen
Second Presbyterial Church
Local residents report illnesses and visitors
Mrs. Job Harris of Eynon street is seriously ill at home from pneumonia and asthma. Gomer and Gawylim Jones of South Hyde Park avenue are at home recovering. Mr and Mrs F W Harding of Barton are guests of Rev and Mrs P P Doty. George Milbaum on Jackson street has returned from New Jersey visit. Miss Genevieve Gaynor of North Lincoln avenue is seriously ill. Thomas McGuire has returned from New York. C S De Pas Edward Yallock and Moses Stanles return from a two day hunting trip near Gouldsboro. Mr and Mrs Myles Gibbons of Lafayette host James Longan and daughter Agnes of Rutland.
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Job Harris
Eynon Street
Gomer
Gawylim Jones
South Hyde Park Avenue
Airs
F. W. Harding
Barton, N
PF. P. Doty
North Ninth Street
George Milbaum
Jackson Street
New Jersey
Genevieve Gaynor
North Lincoln Avenue
Roberts
Garfield Avenue
Moscow
Thomas McGuire
New York
de Pas
Edward Yallock
Moses Stanles
Thie
Local events and notices from Hampton Street area
Community notices include L. Thomas of New York delivering an illustrated lecture on Bunyan at Hampton Street Methodist Church next Thursday to benefit the Sabbath school library. A social at Exnow Street honors Miss Tyla Shannock. Patrick Trainey waived bail on charges of abuse and non-support. St Mark's Woman's Guild served a large supper. Epworth league delegates hosted by Simon chapter. A benefit concert for John T. Davies planned at First Welsh Chapel. St Leo's Battalion football team challenges St Brenden's Institute at Mullen Field on Nov 14 with listed players and substitutes.
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Nh. L. Thomas
New York City
Bunyan
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Tyla Shannock
Exnow Street
Maud Lewis
Lissie Jenkins
Alice and
Kate Warner
Albbie Hancock
Messina C.J. Compton
Jacob Narchar
James Liwson
Lewis Hancock, Jr
John Richards
Taylor
Patrick Trainey
Luserne Etreet
Alderman Johns
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Fred Fritz
North Sumner Avenue
Epworth League
Elm Park
Simon
John T. Davies
Factory Ville
Mgr. Davies
Bt. Leo's
Vheven of
St. Brenden's
Young Men's Institute
Mullen Field
St. Leo's Team
Baul
Gaughan
Kadgon
Kelly
Cavanaugh
Neville
Gilroy
Lonergan
Burnett
Flaherty
Murphy
McAndrew
Reap
West Side Business Directory Listing
Rag carpet maker Jacob Baltes at 1126 Luzerne Street advertises quick service and home visits. Clairvoyant practitioner Mrs Fanton at 2 North Main Avenue offers readings. Second hand furniture dealer J C King stocks furniture and stoves at 10 TW West Lacs Owanna Avenue.
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Elty Limita
Jacob Baltes
Luzerne Street
Fanton
North Main Avenue
J. C. King
Owanna Avenue
Kemp's Halvam Cure Promoted by Patent Remedy Claims
An advertisement urges readers to try Kemp's Halvam claiming it cures coughs by a mild, pleasant medicine. It promises quick relief after the first dose and offers a free trial sample at druggists.
South Scranton Events At St Pauls Church Fair
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church fair ends tonight after a successful run and profits for the church treasury. Winners include Julia Dankivertz John Boulanger Edward Schmidt August Miller and Mrs Charles Naceh. The Maennerchor will perform and prized items will be auctioned. Also noted are multiple funerals engagements and upcoming marriage announcements in the Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thore
Mile Julia Dankivertz
John Boulanger
Edward Schmidt
August Miller
Charles Naceh
Charles Leerman
Maennerchor
Mr. Haar
Samuel Green
F. P. Henderson
South Washington Avenue
Washburn Street
Curtis
George
Henderson
James Lovelasa
Scranton
Jacob Kramer
Malton
Samuel
Anconta
Isaac
Winton
William
Scott Township
Tillie
Fred Snyder
Pittston Avenue
John Maloney
Cecelia Noone
Wyoming Avenue
Roaring Brook
Btorr
Willian McTighe
Patrick Gitbona
Celar Avenue
Maple Street
Recoiler
St. Trene's
Taidles T. A. G. Society
Local Church Officials Offered for Treetley Day Conducting
Rev F S Ballenting of the Church of the Good Shepherd visits South Bethlehem for a few days. Green Ridge Christian Endeavor ladies who wish to serve as conductors on Treetley Day should report to A T B Dunning by Wednesday evening. A happy surprise party honored Miss Leora Johler for her tenth birthday with a supper and entertainment.
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F. S. Ballenting
F the Good Shepherd
Bethlehem
Green Ridge Christian Endeavor Coelity
A. TB
Julia Bird
Agnes Reed
Heckman
Misa Jesele Wilbur
Down~ Ing
A. EL Brooks
Lillan Brooks
Misees Manette Collins
Edna Hurbert
Roy Heckman
Franklin Jones
Oscar Brooks
Asa Gillette
Roxford Johler
Austin W. Moore
Willard Winckman
Emma Pateh
Daisy Gillette
Pearl Henry
Lena Elisby
Gertie Bell
Pearl Rendola
Maggie Thomas
Jennie Rath
Ethel
Charlie Green
Adam Bird
Grace Silmer
Lulu Davie Eonk
Wvidower
Bhath
Elwell Richmond
Obituary: John Atticus Robertson Civil Engineer and Naturalized Citizen
John Atticus Robertson died at his home on 1424 Sanderson Avenue from pneumonia after suffering since December 2. He was a naturalized American citizen by a special act of Congress. he had been a Trinity College alumnus and Scranton resident who helped survey the old Vienna railroad line and later ran Robertson & Hitchcock. Surviving are his wife and three sisters, with a funeral to be held at the Church of the Good Shepherd where he served as warden since 1968.
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John Atticus Robertson
Congress
Sanderson Avenue
Tati
John W. Coolidge
Frederick Sureth
John Jacob Robertson
Athena
Greece
Hobertson
Athens
West
Constaantinople
J. Atticus Hobertson
America
J. Atticus Robertson
Trinity College
Hartford
United States
Saugertler-on-the
Hud
Robertson
Scranton
Robertson & Hitchcock
Lackawanna Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
William G. Johnson
Chester
Guy D. Penfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary K. Robertson
Oakland
Burial Planned At Forest Hill Cemetery With Rev Ballentine
At 2.20 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the Church of the Good Shepherd will hold the funeral service officiated by Rev H Ballentine. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
H. Ballentine
Forst Hill Cemetery
Scranton Mill Worker Kilrain Arrested After Beer Theft
John Kilrain, 30, a South Mill worker, was arrested with Hugh Brady and two others after detectives found them drinking beer stolen from three kegs in a Delaware and Hudson freight car near the steel mill station. Kilrain claims innocence and says he was invited to drink. He awaits further action at Alderman Millar's office.
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John Kilram
Millars
Southates Mill
Kilrain
Central Prince Station
Ireland
Scranton
South Mill
Moosic
Delaware and
Hugh Brady
Kiilrain
Brady
Patrick McCann
Hugh Foley
Martin Crippen
Millar
McCann
Foley
Theig
Carman
Byars
Greatest Excitement as Clothing Sale Draws Crowds
Crowds packed 211 Washington avenue Scranton to shop the Chicago Combination Clothing Co sale of bankrupt Monitor Clothing Co stock. Despite heavy rain, thousands flocked from across the county for bona fide clearance pricing with store open evenings to 9 PM and car fare provided for out of town buyers.
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Washington Avenue
Chicago Contination Clothing Co
Monitor Clothing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Chicago Combination Clothing Co
Court House
Catarrhal Powder Claim and Local Cure Advertisement
An old advertisement asks if readers suffer from head ache eye pains throat drop breath odor and introduces Dr Agnew's Catar rhal Powder as a cure. It claims strong effectiveness for long standing catarrh and notes sale by Matthews Nrea.
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Agnew
Matthews Nrea
Oriental Juniors Challenge Jolly Eleven to Thanksgiving Game
The Oriental Juniors issue a challenge to the Jolly Eleven Juniata for a football match on Thanksgiving Day at the Jolly Eleven grounds. Captain is T. Mawn.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Mystic Cure claims to radically cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 6 days. The advertisement asserts the cure removes the cause and makes the disease disappear after the first dose. Sold by Carl Loren, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Beranton.
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Carl Loren
Lackawanna Avs
Ba Beranton
Tribune Want Ads Read by Thousands
Classified section notes that Tribune want ads attract broad readership with many responses. The notice emphasizes wide visibility and quick engagement from buyers and sellers across the community.
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Tribune
Health ruin halted by Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Shelbyville mother and daughter recount a dramatic recovery from severe illness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Cora Edwards, once 79 pounds and gravely weak, gained strength, appetite, and weight after eight boxes, with medical endorsements and a sworn affidavit supporting the tale.
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Shelbyville
Indiana
Emily Edwarda
Cora
Abe
Franklin
Willie
Williame
Dachter
Ewny Epwanns
SireLaYville
Ixc
Ll. C. May
Specialist in Rupture Truss Fitting and Fat Reduction
Dr L Freas advertises rupture specialist services with truss fitting and fat reduction. Office hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 9. Local contact telephone for appointments provided.
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DE. Cc. L. Freas
W. Vamoreauu
Adame
Mulberry
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City
Board OF Trade Meeting
Frank de Pue
Guy Ralph
Thomas Evans
Olyphant
Finn
North Scranton
Mr. Drinker
Globe Warehouse
West Side Business Directory
South
Green Ridge
John Kilrsin
Fere
Spruce Street
Jermyn
Democrat
Shelbywilte, Ind
Imethord
Hit
J. M. Morndbarber
Hours & Tor
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Teone
DR. Bateson
DR. C. L., Prey
Savings Bank Bildy
Mary A. Shepherd
Adama Avenue
A. Trapold
Wiomini Avenue
Proce Street
W. BE. Allen
North
M. Gates
Otto
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Warren & Knapp
Huang
Boranton
Jessup & Jssup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox
Raddrepnational Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Comonwealth
Okkulie
Room &, Coal Exchange
Boranton, md
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
L.A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
R. Pitcher
Attorndy-At-Law, Commonwealth Building
C. Compays
D. FR
Mears Building
Killam
Attorndy-At-Law
H. Mamilton
Atttorney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Edward H. Pavis
BL. Walter
Frederick L. Brown
Architroct
Price Building
T. J. Lacey & Son, Archithots, Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
Spruch Street
HL. PF. Reynolds
P.O
Wyoming
Snover
Lacka. Wanna
M.B Davis
Adams Ave Avenue
Jos
Lackawanna Scranton
Thomas M. Cann
Ul. D
Walter H. Buell
A. M
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Reedmen
Nurtserymen
Green House
North Main Avenus
Teleyphone
THY Elk Cafe
Lift Avenue
P. Zlsgler
Bcranton Howae
Nrak D
Vicpor Koch
Prop
Furnla
HK. J. Lauwer
Megargee Brothers
Eupplicn
Washington Evento
Stanton, Pa
Prank P. Brown & CO
Thomas Aurey
Willams’ Hulding
Postoffice
Tribune Publishing CO
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