Large Field of Candidates For West Scranton Elections
Wide slate of hopefuls for select and common council and school controller in West Scranton as February polls approach. Ex‑Common Councilman Joseph Oliver and Horatio Follows seek who will join a competitive field in the Fifteenth ward. Fourth ward nomination centers on William Griffiths versus William Parry. Possible school board contenders include A A Eynon, Thomas E Price, David Jenkins, David Evans, C B R Pitcher, and W H Roe, with a GOP fight shaping up between Eynon and Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select and Common Council
Pmces
Weat
Nabo
Thomas V. Lewis
T. Jefferson Reynolds
Sommon Council
Willam V. Griffiths Ie
William Parry
North
Hyde Park Avenue
David Parry
Benjamin Williame
Bengon Navis
Mr. Williams
A. A. Eynon
Weert Side Bank
Thomas E.price
David Jenkins
David Evans
C. BR. Pitcher
W. H. Roe
Messrs. Kynon
Price
West Side board meeting canceled due to weather
The West Side board failed to form a quorum for the regular monthly meeting as heavy weather kept members from attendance. President Daniels, Secretary Oliver and others were present at the rooms but the session was postponed after a reasonable wait as reporters remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board Ofrade
Daniels
Oliver
A. B. Holmes
H. J. Jones
T. TH. Jones
West Scranton Board of Trade Faces Apathy
The board promotes local industry but interest is lacking among members. Despite many prominent men in the group, attention to promoting industries in West Scranton remains minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
West Scranton
Paddy the Patch Solo Prisoner Lays Up After Snow Sleet
Paddy from the Patch spent last night in a police station cell after a downhill tumble on Main avenue near Jackson street. A one sided jog left him unable to walk, toppled by a curb and aided by a passerby to Lieutenant Williams quarters where he slept on a cot.
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Paddy
Boaard
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
William Quarters
Electric City Wheelmen Hold Club Meeting on Jackson Street
Members met at the club house on Jackson street with a business session led by E G Peters who spoke of a trip to Joplin Missouri and mining interests. Dr BE Harrison and Arthur Stover were elected to membership and a lunch was served afterward by local hostesses. The second monthly social of the winter series is planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Jackson Street
E. G. Peters
Joplin
Missouri
BE. G. Harrison
Arthur Stover
P. F. Struppler
Guy Ralph
J. W
Franklin Engine Company Nominates Officers for Ensuing Year
An infant of Mr and Mrs Michael Lynnett of Scranton street died yesterday and will be buried at Cathedral cemetery this morning. Mrs Louis H Jones and Miss May Jones will attend the Simpson Ep worth league convention in Carbondale today. The marriage of Harry A Hall and May McGuinness is planned for this evening at the bride’s home with Rev James Benninger officiating. Interment for Abraham Singer will be at Clark's Green this morning. Miss Agnes Williams of North Garfield is mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Engine Company
Ensoine
Michael Lynnett
Scranton Street
Cathedral Cemetery
W. T. Dueenbery
South Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Louis H. Jones
May Jones
Simpson Epworth League
Carbondale
Harry A. Hall
Eyn
How These Jackers Come and Go
The Cloak Department reports phenomenal season success surpassing prior records. Management aimed to offer the most complete display of Winter Jackets Capes Cloaks Suits and skirts in this city. Reentering markets to keep stocks at high levels, recent purchases from manufacturers clearing lines at unbeatable prices benefit shoppers.
Misses Jackets In Velvet Piped Covert Cloths
Misses jackets sizes 12 to 18 years offered in high grade covert cloth with velvet piping and full linings. Includes Misses Kersey jackets in shades, priced at 3.49 and 5.00 dollars.
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Sas
Ladies' Kersey Jackets in Variety of Styles
Advertises ladies medium weight kersey jackets with full lining and quality finishes in multiple colors and six to two styles. Prices range from 6.50 to 10.00, with notes on handsome finishes and bargains for the week.
Unsellable Duplicates: Scranton Specials Stand Alone
The specials cannot be replicated elsewhere in Scranton in style, quality, or price. Local retailers emphasize unique offerings to maintain distinct market positioning and avoid direct competition.
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Scranton
Revival Meetings Planned at Sumner Avenue Church
Evangelist Wilson will continue revival meetings at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church each evening this week. A St David's Guild meeting will close last supper accounts this evening. Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible School officers and elder scholars will meet after prayer. Officers will be elected.
North Scranson Notes Lecture on Tafe in the Highlands
Rev Dr Simpson pastor of Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church delivered a lecture on Tafe in the Highlands of Scotland at Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Despite rain the audience filled the church and enjoyed the talk on Scottish manners religion and daily life with a pleasing delivery and a hint of a Booted burr in his voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Highlands
Scotland
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral Services for Samuel Brade Held Today
The funeral for Samuel Brade began at 10 this morning from his Court street home. Pastor G Lyman of Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church officiated, and the remains were to be moved by Delaware and Hudson at noon for interment in Hanover Cemetery. Undertaker D D Jones supervised arrangements. The funeral for Mrs Fara Woolsey occurred this afternoon at 2 50 from Ferdinand street, with burial in Forest Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brade
Court Street
G. Lyman
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Delaware and Hudson
Hanover Cemetery
D. D. Jones
Fara Woolsey
Frank Woolsey
Ferdinand Street
Forest Hitt
Night schools opened in two city buildings
Night classes start in No 28 and No 38 schools with Green Ridge pupils below the Delaware and Hudson railroad to No 38 under Prof H L Burdick. Thirteenth ward students above the tracks attend No 28. Other schools may open as needed. YWCA notes mention an orchestra practice Thursday and that rooms close early for church prayer services.
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Green Ridge
Delaware and Hudson
H. L. Burdick
Thirteenth Ward
Memorial Baptist festival promises elaborate and enjoyable event
The festival at Memorial Baptist Church promises an elaborate, enjoyable evening with ticketed entry. Rev. Austin Griffin preached last night at Providence Methodist Episcopal, and Rev. F. W. Young of Dallas is to preach tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
Austin Griffin
D. D
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
F. W. Young
Dallas
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Benjamin Edwards
Midmouth
Davis
Warren Street
Bessie Edwards
Hahnemann Hospital
Franklin Haines
Woodbury
N. J
H. §. Saunders
North Main Avenue
G. W. Parrish
Plymouth
D. D. Davis
West Market Street
Evan Williams
Parker Street
Anna Fields
Factory Vile
Charlotte Carwardine
Mulley
Herbert Mason
New York
P. J. Kain
Manyunk
Philadelphia
Puritan Congregational Church
Kain
Thev. R. J. Reese
R. J. Reese
Mary Kennedy
Church Avenue
Argus Jenkins
John Night
J. ¢. Taylor
Roper
Byron Washburn
Otto D. Myers
A. J. Kennedy
John Erk
Honesdale
D. W. Griffitha
W. H. Griffin
Clark's Summit
New Mexley
Fathered in South Scranton Solemnized at St Marys Church
St Marys Catholic church hosted the wedding of John Ovestrineer and Madeline Hickey daughter of ex fire chief P J Hickey. The ceremony was by Father Stopper with Mendelssohn performance, followed by a reception at the bride’s home on Pitton Avenue and plans for a West Rim street home.
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St. Mary’s
Hickey
Little Francis Boland
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Ovestrineer
Madeline Hickey
P. J. Hickey
Father Stopper
Misa
Maine
Francis Hickey
John Janeen
William Rosar
Mendelssohn
West Rim Street
Oostringer
P. J. Sickey
Jacob Geiger
Jacob Geiger, Jr
Emil Ronn
William Smith
Adam Brier
Fd. Hamm
Jos. Rosar
Rd. Kneller
George Hufnagel
Charles Rodrick
Eugene Tannnier
William Tannier
Louis Katzenwailer
Getz
Fred. Reidenhbach
Jacob Hafner
Aug. Oestringer
Joseph Oestring
Geortie Dekelnick
Aug. Foster
Caspar Tannler
Kate Fink
Kate Tesar
Maragie O'Brien
Mame Demuth
Annie Klefer
Anna Fleming
Carrie Dekelnick
Mame
Patrick Feeney
Robert Odonnetl
Harry Kelly
Phil Martin
Prank Oeatringer
Walter Lang
Fred. Evana
John Jansen
Oriental Tea Party Teasers Planned by St John’s Ladies
On the evenings of November 1 and 22 the Blesseds Virgin congregation of St John’s Church will host an Oriental tea party. Decorations will be Oriental an eastern costumes worn by the young ladies in charity. The Indies are working hard to ensure success and an excellent programme is planned for each night.
Pittsonton News Briefs and Local Social Events
Mrs Mary Sheehan arraigned for disorderly conduct by Alderman Lentesa and jailed. Ringgold band to play at Wahlers hall with Citizens band. Joseph Kramer builds a first class barber shop at Prospect and Maple. Edward Keating visiting Pittston. Dan Ward visiting Philadelphia. Miss Nellie McDermott visits Pittston sister Mrs William Wessman. Two local deaths: Frank Boland aged 2 and John Joseph Pfam aged 4 months. Columbus Cornell forms committee for annual dance. Welcome Dancing club hosts masquerade at Snover's hall with dressing rooms available.
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Mary Sheehan
Lentesa
Mary Dollman
Bull
Ringgold
Lunmore
Citizens’ Band
Wahler's Hall
Joseph Kramer
Prospect Avenue
Maple Street
Thomas Murphy
Edward Keating
Stone Avenue
Pittston
Dan Ward
Irving Avenue
Philadelphia
Nellie McDermoett
William Wessmen
Mickory Street
Yesteray
Frank
C. T. Boland
Pittston Avenue
Catheral
John Joseph
Matthew Pfam
Elm Street
Columbus Cornell
Welcome Duancing Clues
Snover's Hall
Meadow Brook Washer Ad States 76 Cents a Ton
A small classified notice advertises washing services at 76 cents per ton at the Meadow Brook site near the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street.
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Meadow Brook
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Archibald Visitor Belinda Manley Among Town Guests
Local notes record Belinda Manley of Archibald visiting town in recent days and Joseph Harrington of Philadelphia arriving yesterday. Division No 9 Ancient Order of Ti bernians has organized festivities for the id of this month and Mrs Ann Ryan of Main Street is reported seriously ill. The Lyceum Dramatic Club plans a musical program on the 20th to be a standout entertainment of the year.
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Mise Belinda Manley
Archibald
Joseph HH. Harrington
Philadelphia
Ancient
Order of Tibernians
Ann Ryan
Main Street
Lyceum Dramatic Club
Painter John Southard Dies at North Scranton Home
John Southard aged 00 years died at his home 128 Electric avenue last evening. A well known painter in North Scranton he had lived in the city since 18. He is survived by his wife and five sons. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Southard
Electric Avenue
Scranton
Johnson
Back Pain Patient Credits Pinkham’s Remedy for Cure
A reader recalls two years of backache and headaches ending after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports a tumor expelled on the third bottle and credits the remedy with her recovery. She advises others to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice early and offers to respond without charge.
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Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Funeral arrangements for Cortland residents announced
The funeral for William and Charles Bouchard, of Cortland, and Frank and George Bouchard, of this city, will leave the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 20 o clock. Interment will follow at Port Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William and Charles
Cortland
Frank
George Bouchard
Porent Hill Cemetery
Japanese Police Etiquette and Intercourse with Foreigners
Japanese police under Chief Inspector Thirami Shiro of Hiogo Prefecture issue guidelines to gain foreign respect. Officers are urged to avoid fraternizing with foreigners at dawn meals or late hours, and to focus on attire and orderly conduct before visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirami Shiro
Hiogo Ken
Japan
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West
Electric City
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Beecham
Globe Warehouse
North Scranson Notes
South
John Olstringer
Miss Fassold
C. Klenk
Wells
Anna J. Fenstermaker
Pine Summit
Department
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Hess, Leseoee
H.R. Long
Daniel and
Charlies Frohman
White Horse Tavern
Sydney Fosenfeld
Weissen Room
Menara
Dumenthal
Kadetbure
King & Erlanger
The
Bostonians
Victor Herbert and
Harry St. Smith
Henry Clay Barnabes
W. HH. MacDonald
George Frothingham
Helen Gertram
Marcia van Dresser
Josephine Bartlett
John Lt. Kell
Academy OF Music, Gee & Rbis
R. Long
Waren Diye
Hal Reid
Bertha Belle
Prices—Evering, Inc
Matinee
Mic. de Cas
Gilmo
Noa
Marion Clark
Matiner
Matinees
Little Magnets
Big Barlasque Co Ao
Victoria Big Burlesquers
ST. Luke's Parish House
Fred
Emerson Brooks
California
McKinley
Chauncey Thipew
General Miles
John Sherman
Powell
William Didley
Joan
de J. Tracy Elseneb
Hoyt L. Canary
St. Luker Bummer
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wisket
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Hiro
Ikigama Ahiro
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