Personal items from New York region and nearby visits
A collection of brief notes mentions Tr WML Restle in New York, travel details, a court or election-related event yesterday, a planned return this evening, and various social visits. Names include William Te Thitn Myre Wissen, Montroee, Mrs Biabeth Thelwall, and Josi Th Blackwool, with references to locales such as New York, Vinehpe, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Sheen
Montroee
Ele
Hiuse
Biabeth Thelwall
Josi
Waelhtneten
Explosion Burns Mattes Girl at Quincy Avenue Home
Margaret Mattes suffered serious facial and respiratory burns when an electrical damp exploded during dishwashing at her home's Quincy Avenue residence. Her mother, though partially unsteady, assisted as the child endured the blast and fumes. Dr Blanchard treated her, with the extent of injuries still undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Cok
C. C. Mattes
Uoon
Quincy Avenue
Blanchard
Thanksgiving Day Trip to Niagara Falls One Fare Round Trip
Thanksgiving Day at Niagara Falls, one fare for the round trip via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets on sale and valid November 28, return passage allowed through December 9 inclusive, on any train except the Black Diamond Express. Inquire via Lehigh Valley ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Black Diamond Express
Matley
Lehleh Valley Ticket Agents
Behviever's Carbon Panels Highlight Holiday Photos
A brief notice notes a photography studio described as the home of superior Photography located at 110 Weoming avenue. The fragment emphasizes carbon panels as suitable for holiday pictures and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behviever
Superior Photography
Weoming Avenue
Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup Mentioned in Global Sale
A nostalgic reference touts Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain and diarrhea. The odd phrasing credits decades of praise and a worldwide reach, noting a single product though phrasing remains unclear and partly garbled.
Congratulatory message to Connell after re-election from Home for the Friendless
A fragmentary, highly garbled note from Saturday praises Congressman Connell for his reelection one week earlier. It includes names such as Cyrus Field Adams and mentions the Republican national committee, along with broad praise and warnings about political figures and factions. The text mixes gratitude, disjointed phrases, and distorted lines about poverty, liberty, and political struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Wille Staiger
Molert
Sisauigier
Unveiling of the Soldiers Monument in Wilkes Barre
Thursday afternoon ceremony includes a parade of veterans and soldiers, the unveiling of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, and speeches by Governor William Stone, Alfred Duarte, and county officials. The event features multiple divisions, a procession along Linden and Washington, a reviewing stand, and a Soldiers Orphans School band with a field piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stone
Alfred Duarte
Wilkes-Barre
John ¢. Morris
Meva Griffin
A. Th. Stevens
Gallaide
L O'Elock
Marshall W. Ripple
Frst
BH. Mott
Grand Army
Harford
Washington Avenue
Linden
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Vetergos
Wilkes- Barre
Linden Street
Washington
Eine
Lackawanna
Weaming
Peview
Adams
Cis
Tovernor Blone
Moly
S.C. Logan
Orphins’ School
Republic of Lackawanna County
John
A. T. Stevens
Vera Covitin Post
McManus
Patrick Durkin
America
William Stone, Ton
Alfred Danie
Wilkes, Barre
Burr Building
He- Hef
Elrelw
Civic Reform Talk by Dr. Lansing in North Scranton
Dr Lansing of Green Ridge Presbyterian Church addressed the North Scranton Men's Society. He praised Green Ridge Men's Union as the city reform genesis, described corruption findings at the board of control, and urged a broader ward reform movement with a municipal league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Board of Control
Drff Lansing
North Scranton Men's Society
Men's Union
Green Ridge
North Scranton Society
Municipal League
Scranton
James T. DuBois
Switzerland
Henry J. Carr
United States Weather Bureau
Willis J. Moore
Henry Fuller
Wilkes- Harve
America
W. H. Richmond
Henry Roberts
Dolph B. Atherton
Lansing
Ima Elty
Emain
Lansing Lere
Ile
Nunes photographs delayed by two weeks after proofs
The Scranton office of G. Dun & Co. will be closed Tuesday November 13 until 1 p.m. during funeral ceremonies for Robert Graham Dun. Willam H. Logan, Manager, notes the need for prompt yet careful work and urges timely completion of photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Steam Heating and Flumbing. P. F. MT. Howley,231 Wyoming ave.
Steam heating and plumbing services offered by P F and MT Howley at 231 Wyoming Avenue. Local ad notes available work on steam systems and plumbing repairs with contact details.
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P. F
MT. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Miner Dies in Greenwood Mine Coal Fall
William Kuchinski a Polish miner was instantly killed in the Greenwood mine yesterday morning by a fall of coal. His body was removed to his boardinghouse after the accident and the boarding boss reported the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuchinski
Polleh
Greenwood
Local Coroner Notified After Charity Involvement
Refused delivery prompted by charitable fellow-countrymen who took it in. Coroner Roberte has been informed of the case.
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Refusrd
Roberte
Grievance Committee Talks With Delaware and Hudson Officials
A committee of mine workers representing all Delaware and Hudson collieries waited on Superintendent store centerp day for the purpose of discussing grievances not settled when operations resumed after the strike. The company refused to meet with employees to adjust unsettled grievances.
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Delaware and Hudson Coulleries
Woman killed by train at Jersey Ceas crossings
Mrs. Johnson Squeky of Bellvue was struck by a train near the Dodge town bridge while walking with a one year old infant. She died within five minutes after being brought to Lackawanna hospital from extensive injuries including a crushed leg and skull fracture. Her husband, a Bellevue shaft miner, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Squeky
Bellvue
Jersey Ceastral Railroad
Dodgetown Bridge
Lackawanna Hospital
Lacknawoanne Hospital
Squsky
Bellevue
Mother and Child Burned in Street Fire
Mary Fenton age two and her mother Mrs Fenton of 206 Hamm Court South Scranton were seriously burned when the child’s clothes caught fire from a street blaze. The mother also burned while trying to extinguish the flames. They were taken to Lackawanna Hospital where the child’s burns include the abdomen chest and limbs with doubtful recovery.
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Mary Fenton
Lackawanna Hospital
Hotel Keepers Have Licenses Revoked in Scranton
Seven Scranton hotelkeepers had their liquor licenses revoked after the Men's union claimed they doubted the union’s efficiency and failed to keep the law. The group includes P. F. Gervity John Lisk Edward J. Jilkins Flora Johnson George Wuench Peter Ross and Albert Buechta from several wards. O’Connor and Walsh of Mighty Ward faced a hearing after a petition for another judgment. Two constables Bush Collins and Joseph Moore were accused of neglecting to report speakeasy keepers. Moore’s commission was revoked and Collins resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
P. F. Gervity
John Lisk
Edward J. Jilkins
Flora Johnson
George Wuench
Peter Ross
Albert Buechta
O'Connor & Walsh
Rwe
Bush Collins
Seventh
Joseph Moore
Moore
Collings
Collins
Semi Monthly Pay Days Considered for Mine Workers
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company may adopt semi monthly pay days for its coal workers if they request it. No formal demand has been made yet, but workers will be canvassed to gauge sentiment. The system was tried once but miners preferred the monthly pay day, which remains in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Coal Department
Kemmerer and Creighton Deny Freezing Beranton Lace Suit
John M. Kemmerer and William Creighton deny the Robinsons and McDonald claim in equity that they attempted to freeze the complainants out of Beranton Lace company. They state there was no such effort or conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kemmerer
William Mreighton
B. Robinson
Aaron McDonald
Beranton Lace Company
Behriever Introduces Gold Medal Photographer Concept
The piece notes a signed photograph and Christmas card as a remembrance for distant friends, praising the idea as sensible innovation. It mentions Behriever, identified as a Gold Medal photographer, in connection with the concept.
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Behriever
Evolution and Fall of Man at Baptist Pastors Conference
At Penn Avenue Baptist Church Rev. D T Williams presented a paper arguing that evolution allows a place for the fall of man. He contends knowledge advances, theology adapts, and humanity can reconcile science with Genesis through continual progress toward understanding sin origins and human responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Pastors’ Conference
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Titbe
Hell
Penn Avenue
D. T. Williams
Faeta Hiew
Tasmot
Andy
Linn
Min
Lily
Eression
Agiinat
Tahiti
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Washington Ave
Ge Sroat
L.R. D
Gwouser
Searyth Corner
Ackawanna
TE ‘Aundry
Com
Warman
Domnena
New York
Willian
Mrs. Winslow
Congressman Connell
Cyrus Field Adam
Republican National Committer
Ken Willian Connell
Mwemlitz
Anton
Ife
Dawley
Hivelson
Thei Voles
Amanual de Cumniot
Libertes
Slivehollore Nelatiion
Popicraes
Notheneneriow
Meibenrios
Taltat
Elitfingariver
Bevan
Dele
Ageld
DR. Lansing
THE
Nunes
Schriever
Armour & Co
Chicago
Heather Bell
E. G
Coursen
Delaware and Hudson Mine
Rage
Johnson Squsky
Jersey Central Crossing
Fenton
Mary
Hamm Court
Atten
Messrs
Kemmerer
Creighton
Bill
Evolution
Man
D. J. Williams
Casey Bros
Green Valley
Lackawanna Avenue
Central
Pennsylvania
William Hisherwood
Mason & Hamlin Co
L. B. Powell & Co
the Oriental
China
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Lackawanna Ave
Peoo Ave
Conrad
Clay Ave
A. N. Kerr
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
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