Knights of Labor Treasurers Report on New York Branch Dangers
Rochester reports detail the General Assembly of the Knights of Labor opening in November, with mention of Sovereign near-certain re election. The treasurer Hayes warns of a New York branch socialist cabal seeking control, lists funds received 2497.02 and printing costs around 14,000, plus 250,000 documents for the silver committee and 125,000 for the Illinois Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
General Assembly
the Kabits of Labor
Sovereign
Workman Sovereign
Hayes
New York
Socialist Labor Party
Knights of Labor
Amon
Purce
Luzien Cenlel
Ernest Hohm
Minneapolis
Tst
Whia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Tlinois
Democratic Committee
Washington Daily Times
Assembly 200
New Orleans
Assembly
Asneta
United States
General Executive Board
Nen Ae
Kegel
Steel Men Are Quiet at Bestemer Steel Meeting
New York November 11 The Bestemer Steel association met at the Manhattan hotel and adjourned until tomorrow morning with secrecy intact. Secretary Griscom and President Dent refused to disclose any details and a committee studied the association’s business likely hinting at reconciling conflicting interests and a possible report tomorrow. The session may run to Saturday or even Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bestemer Steel Association
Manhattan
Griscom
L. Dent
Dent
No liquor law in South Dakota as repeal looms
Aberdeen, Nov. 11. Prohibition law framed to regulate article 34 of the state constitution is urged by local lawyers and ex-legislators to be repealed by a vote that overturned prohibition. They contend South Dakota has no liquor regulations until the legislature reconvenes in January to enact a license law or alternative provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Southd Dakota
Leegislature
Menelik Appeals to the Pope for Peace
The Vatican Journal prints King Menelik of Abyssinia's letter to Pope Pius X. Menelik says due to Italian hostility he cannot release Italian prisoners and asks the pope to intervene in the interest of peace. Monsignor Macaire carried the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Menelik
Absaynia
Monsignor Macaire
Abyssinia
Lberty
Missionary Meeting Opens Seventeenth General Committee
In Detroit at Central Methodist Episcopal church the seventeenth annual meeting of the General Missionary Committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened. Bishop Edward G. Andrews presided as bishops present included all except Vincent Joyce Taylor and Goolett who were abroad. Homer Eaton named secretary and Lewis Curtis as assistant secretary. George E. Wasey gave welcome and Senior Bishop Thomas Howard responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
General Missionary Committee of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward G. Andrews
Vincent
Joyce
Taylor
Goolett
United States
Homer Eaton
Lewis Curtis
George E. Wasey
Thomas Howaiin
National League Directors Discuss Awards and Schedule
Chicago November meeting reviews audited league accounts and awards to Piattiniare after a lengthy session. They plan to open the season April 1 and close around October 7, with meetings set for the first Thursday after the second Monday in November.
Lost in Montana Mountains Missing University Graduate
A disaster message from Troy Montana reports Nev Alexis Berk, once of Butte, lost in Fiathwaid country mountains during a severe storm while crossing a route. He is unmarried, about 25, with parents near Chielee, a University of Chicago graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Troy
Nev Alexis Berk
Persoes
Wissing
Chlewee
University of Chicago
House Wrecked by Dynamite in Kokomo Indiana
An explosion wrecked the residence of Herman Steinborn a pottery worker late Saturday night injuring his entire family. Mrs Steinborn was unconscious for hours and badly cut. Mr Steinborn suffered facial wounds. two children aged Minneat and Mabel were cut on the cheeks and eyes. Dynamite is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokoma
Ind
Herman Steinborn
Altey
Boy and Girl Elope and Wed in Kokomo
John Tolley aged 17 and Frankie Shaffer 15 or 14 ran away from Clay township Indiana after school Friday. They obtained a license and married, visiting Elwood before returning to await parental forgiveness. The couple had been sweethearts since childhood and faced parents’ protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
John Tolley
Frankie Shaffer
Clay Township
Ei- C
Elwes
Acadia Missing After Big Ont Storm
The propeller Acadia owned by Mackay of Hamilton left Fort William for Montreal with about 000 bushels of wheat. After the Wednesday Thursday storm, no word has come. fears for the vessel and cargo are raised. Both vessel and cargo are insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Acadia
Mackay
Hamilton
Fort Williams
Ont
Montreal
Maritime arrivals and sailings from New York ports
Shipping news lists arrivals from Genoa and Copenhagen and several outbound sailings to Southampton Antwerp Liverpool and Rotterdam. Vessels Ha vel St Louis Maasdam Norge Sollee Obdum Slehted Lazard Karlsruhe Patria Manitoba and others are noted with routes and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ems
Genoa
Welmar
Mreman
Hek
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Karlsruhe
Newark
Bremen
Isle of Wight
Manitoba
Lonoon
Patria
Hamburg
Admiral Bunce Plans Winter Cruise to Venezuela
The navy shifts Admiral Bunce's squadron from home waters to the Gulf of Mexico and then to Venezuela within weeks. Officials say the move is for naval administration and readiness, not foreign policy, with ships to depart Hampton Roads near Christmas and winter operations to run through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Hampton Roads
Washington
Admiral Hunce
Venezuela
Navy Department
New York
Bunce
United States
Eveluthon
Rill
Hunee
Dave
Rea
Wanted Advertisements Offer Jobs Across Many Trades
Classified notice style shows varied employment requests from salesmen, clerks, and agents. Listings promise high earnings, daily wages, or commissions with minimal upfront cost, seeking experienced window dresser, croc teery staff, and salespeople. Names and firms appear in scattered form with city mentions and postal abbreviations.
Job Ads Offer Wartime Style Commissioned Sales Roles
Classified notices describe two sales positions for canvassers and agents, offering permanent, profitable work with a two cent stamp reply from Lawrence Michigan and Cincinnati based firms. Includes promises of guaranteed daily earnings and wares to promote, requesting written inquiries with stamps attached.
Whitecaps mob maltreat a girl in Capac
In Capac Michigan on a Saturday, a mob of Whitecaps harassed and assaulted Miss Lowlea Roy at her father's house. They reportedly shouted threats against attorney WHP Jenney and his daughter, tore at clothing, and forced Miss Roy to leave with protesters urging tar and feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capac
Mich
WH. P. Jenney
Lowlea Roy
Whitecaps
Jenney
Whitecape
Mr. Hoy
Mies Roy
Worn Night Gowns and Skirts Sale and Local Help Wanted
Advertises discounts on night gowns and skirts with former prices listed. Includes numerous classified help wanted notices for positions such as boothkeeper, housekeeper, paper hanger, and various professionals in Scranton, with names and addresses of providers and firms.
Deaf mute couple dies in separate incidents in New Jersey area
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gulick of 72 Adeline street died within hours of each other while apart by distance. Mrs. Gulick died while visiting Somers Point, New Jersey, and her husband was killed by a train near Yonkers. Both were deaf mutes and longtime residents connected to the New Jersey School for Deaf Mutes. Funerals to be held at their home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hten
New
Peter TR Ghnilick
Adeline
Gullek
Somers Point
Yonkers
Gulick
New Jersey School For
Coroner Jury Finds John Long Responsible in James Lord Death
A coroner's jury in Norristown Pa rules James J Son of West Falls died after being struck by a Reading Railroad train near Royersford. The verdict states the deceased was rushed into the train during a quarrel with John Long alias Dennis Long of Norristown. Authorities have not yet acted to arrest Long who is well known to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orristown
Corp S A
James J. Son
West Falls
Reading
Royersford
John Long
Dannis" Long
Norristown
Long
Local Movements and Upcoming School Directors Convention
Mrs. Cooner returns from Hazleton after visiting her daughter Mrs. William Morris. Major Bardwell travels to Canton Ohio on business. Jeweler L T Hurns visits New York City to meet his son Frank. Miss Eulalie Mouck of West Titts ton plans a visit with cousin Mire. E J Jordan notes a Wyoming county School Directors convention at Matt's Opera House on December 17. J B Miller operates a well drilling crew at the FLOP Avery foundey on Gravel hill. if water is not found, digging up the well may occur for post holes. Fassett and Pratt move into new homes at Thoga and Putman streets. Harry Nuteal and family return from Philadelphia with Mrs Tate formerly Miss Alle Hall of South Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt's Opera House
J. BR. Miller
Ling
Avery Foundey
Gravel Hill
Mr Anery
John D. Fassett
James Pratt
Thoga and
Putman Streets
Harry Nutealf
Philadelphia
Tate
Allee Hall
South Eaton
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claims Rewarding Results
Richmond Virginia wholesale druggist L. Wagner reports a two month sciatic rheumatism attack ended by Mystic Cure for Rheumatism after doctors failed. He notes others also report fine results with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wagner
Richmond
Chiropodist and Manicure Advertises Pain Free Service
Chiropodist M Hetsel offers ONHS bunions and ingrowing nails cured without pain or drawing. Free consultation and advice. Residence visits available at 0 Lacks awanna avenue. Ladies attended at their residence if desired. Charges moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hetsel
Lacksawanna Avenue
Railroad Schedules for Albany and Nearby Points
Time table notices list trains to Albany Saratosh Montreal Boston and New England points with varied morning and afternoon departures. It notes connections via Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania railroads and mentions the Black Diamond Express and western points with multiple daily times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Saratosh
Montreal
Boston
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Etc
Vie
Lehigh Valley Railroat
Penneylvania
Lehigh Valle Tailroad
Seri Atom
Rom Carbondale
Wiltes Larre
South
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Aes
Scranton
Philade ‘Thia
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Iy L&w
White Haven
Fingirton
Pottaville
Hebichemy Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Prince
D & PL
Lebith Valley
Buffalo
Stepenston Bridge
Nnh
He Wilbur
cHas S.uIn
Pass
Phila
Bouth
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
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Assembly OF the Knights OF Labor
City of
STEEL
Leo
Missionary Meeting
General Committee of Methodist Church
National Ball League
Chicago
Pennant
Baltimores
Tage All League
Jeague
Auditesk Amaity Penenant
Piattiniare
von der Ahe
Wibshot
Comore Morming
Toy Petit
St. Leaks
Dia
Cine
Tom Lanne
New Yorks
Kansasity
Missouri Clu Isaid
McCraw
Baltimore
Rusl
Young Calle
Pihink
National League
St. Louis
Baltinore Club
St. Louie
St. Lowis
Levce
Niles
Tam
Montana Mountains
Alexis Berk
Herman Steinhorn
Admiral Bunce
Orinoco
Cal
Gulf
Madrid
Hevani
Drewer
Saloemuit
Crockery
Rexfuml's
St Laela
Wanite
Boura
Sio Mears
Pradie
Sarindes
Altra
Wills Jontt Wedderbur — & CO
Hans
Chifton Soap and Manufactureing Co
Cincinnati
Pallett
Rdwar Fisi & Co
Porden Wiek
Chicane
Wil Pladly Sea
A. Klebbens
Lawrence, Mich
Tedelady Agunts
Spyder
Calc Felay
BO Snyder & CO. Cinecnath
Sinnee Chemical Company
John Street
Abriotman Cots
Emmanent
P.O. Box
Mase
Ted
Lady Panvassers
al Adama Fotn
Ranton
Manorville, i
Outfit
Frow
Addivens
Watt
Stamp
Mit Wwgan Mfg CO
Consolidated
von Burenst
Clichy
Qalesman
Carny
L. N. CO
Nowook
Wyoming Avenue
Yoming Avenue
Wromisa Avenue
Permanes
Lara
Cheerfal
John Bainiudge
Tribune
Hartis Mountain Bird Store
Nkce Street
Penn and
Franklin Avenues
JOR Sale
Reller's
Trousane
Brussels Etrodt
Tly Pine
Gaylor
Lallavewille
Salm
Rlm
Horst
Flindersat
Anor
Kingsbury
Commonwealth Building
Pineard Wakely Streets
Tinmore
Adams Avenue
Louisa Roy
Tome
Connolly
Wallace
Ata
Connolly & Wallace
Lao Cortwinelianed
Bey Wood Palrilell Atieet
Scramton
Bollever
Marth
Lock Buxsi
Wilke Shirre
Qituation Wastso
Gurlana Noe
Ferne Rat
Pompod Maak Mrm
A. A. Cunningham
Hox
Oi, Peekville
Tribune Oflivw
Ste.teady
Adidtress Mo J
Tober
Vail
Mudros
Lawrence
North Sixth Street
Tribune Ofica
Giba0
Elty
Scrantan
Addreas
VU Uomas
Coravr Tartiehl
Iets
Lousererver
Howe
M. M
Care Tribune
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Aeviue
A. Trapold
UN Dlagares
Cornet Wyoming aVenue
Ferice Street
Comingys
Washington Ave
Llours
Tod P.m
W. I
Allen
Washington Avenue
Dianna Law
Wyoming Ave
C. L. Freyie
8. W. Lamereaux
Tver
Genita Urinney
Droor
Pr. Cc
Freas
Mears
Fice
Rook
Hospital
Linden Street
Luawyers
Frank Ft Nowle
Burr Building
Roots Mo
Edward W, Thayer
Atty Atlaw
Warren & Knapp
Law
Republican Building
Patterson & Wilcox
Atto.neys
Noseweall WH
Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
T. Okell
Attorney-Atlaw
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce
L. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Urie Townsend
Atlaw
Dime Bank
Joan
T TR. Pitcher
Bap
Killam
Jas
J. H W. Hamilton
F. Kellow
W. Lacka
Ave
M. E. Davis
Architects
Edward MH. Davis
EL. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce Et, Cor, Wash, Ave
Brown& Morris
Price
F. . Agraw
Spruce Street
H. F. Reynolds
DR. FE
Harrison
Main Ave
C. Laybach
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
C. Snover
Lacka
Barring & M'Sweeney
Interstate
Survie Agency
Lackawanna
Beranton
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Durll
MISS
Leeds
G. —R. Clank & CO
Seepmen and Nourserymen
Green House
North Main Avenue
Jos
Kurttel
Lackawhant Avenue
the Elk Cafr
Frankun Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Vencer
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Trvine
Tate, WA
Neailey and Umwatiie
GHO
Murray
Bauems
Addrovato OJ
Bauer, Conducto
Hulbert
Minsic
Megarger Brothers
Supmiins
Frank PF Brown & CO
Cordamre
West Lackawanna Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Court House
James Lord
FE Aegearters
City Avenue
Bowen
Jones
Spree Street
Tila Rele
Frank Leelee
Moody
Adana Ave
Peranion
Frederick Simon
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Nev
Hemis
W. Gunster
Margaret Simeon
Cha. H. Welles
City of Scranton
Aaron V. Bower
A. B. Briggs
Brigge
Ams Berry
Delaware and Hudson
Raing
Seray
Carbondale
Bel
Lack
Western
Serenton
Eix
Easton
Trenton
Tovyhanna
Kiepfers
Hughanton
Cewer
Peeriress
Wilea
Richfield Springs
Ithaca
Bath
Lasmy
Northumberland
Wilkes
Barre
Kymond
Floomabore
Danville
Williamsport
Morrisburg
Intermedate
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Foi
Pullman
Perket Tima Talon
Seale Oe M. TI. Smith
Eltycket
Chawanna Avenua
Depot Ticket Office
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
J. R. Wood
Gen's Pass
M. Prevost
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Surquehanna Division
Wilker-Barre
Atlantic City
Puinstetpita
Reading Day Inn
Allentown
Hebrechem
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Marrishur
Bundy
Theerty Street
North River
Spruce Ory
Baldwis
Pasa
Tf. Olnausen
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Newchurnh
Erie
Hawley
Soman Tos
North
Pease
Franklin Tweea
Weehawken Eees
Hanebck Junetic
Pier Hancock
Sten
Seeel
Esas
Ghent
Preston Park
Cone Poyntelle
Hermit Pleasant Mt Uniondale
Forest City
White Stridy Mayfield
Jeohnyn Archibald Winton
Peckville
Olyphant
Lrnceburg
Throopee Park
Tne
Ecrar
Oly Excent
Ontario
West Revere
Fiterott
On. Pt
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