Wholesale Domestic Linens Bargains At Leader's Price
Various linen items offered with Leader's Price discounts including 104 bleached sheeting 13 cents per yard, ready-made sheets 24 yards wide and 2 yards long at 49 cents, готов pillow cases from 25 cents per pair, Turkish towels in multiple sizes at 10 to 19 cents, Shaker flannel at de lAlco, a large range of comforters and blankets from low prices up to 10,765 dollars, and elder downs for children's cribs.
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Leader
delAlco
Underwear Department Offers Special Lot Of Mens Wear
Special lot on center counter includes men's underwear at Leader's Price 25c and ladies Egyptian ribbed underwear with long and short sleeves and pants. Full lines of prices and qualities for ladies men's and children's underwear in white natural camel's hair and scarlet. Also Onelta combination bolts at always lowest prices.
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Scarler
Millinery Department Offers Week Long Hat Discounts
The millinery department advertises special inducements available all week on trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Becket and Metzgar Battle in Pa Courtroom Drama
In Wilkes Barre Metzgar and Bowman face each other for the first time since the murder trial began. Testimony includes a witness seeing shots fired near a pile of tires and two Arabs injured. Bowman appears pale as he sits opposite Metzgar, with both defendants under sentence of death and legal sparring continuing over revolver evidence and prior statements.
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William Penn Bowman
Louis Diston
Will Turner
Arabian
Hall
Joseph Seltzinger
Metzgar
Metsgar
Bowman
Ward
Thornton
Pis
Court hearing ends as Bowman declines to testify
Judge Bennett asks Bowman to testify. Bowman replies in a weak voice that he declines and asks to be excused. The judge grants the request and adjourns the court until morning.
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Bennett
Bowman
Sale of Parker’s Jewelry and Art Goods Extended
Owing to large attendance many could not complete purchases. To accommodate buyers, the sale of Thomas C. Parker's magnificent stock of jewelry, fine art goods, silverware and diamonds will be continued on Monday and Tuesday.
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Thomas C. Parker
Windisch Guilty Murder in the First Degree Verdict
The court found Windisch guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberation. Defense counsel Lenahan argued circumstantial doubt and challenged the witnesses, while prosecutor Fuller asserted deliberate intent and brutal motive. The verdict followed testimony about Windisch's violent history and alleged threats against his wife.
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Youngel
John T. Lenahan
Eden Rose
Commonwealth
John T
James L. Lenahan
Mr. Lenahan
Walt
Lfe
Windisch
Pittston
Smith
Heltzelman
Mr. Fuller
Frank
George
Kerschner
Daniel Davis
Windiach
Woodward
Sale of Parker stock and local high school football results
The Parker stock sale of jewelry, fine art, silverware and diamonds will continue on Monday and Tuesday. The Crescenta were defeated 12 to 0 by Kingston High School at the Men’s Christian Association park. Pittston High School and Wilkes-Barre High School played football at West Side Park on Sunday. first half 4 to 6 in favor of Pittston. In the second half a dispute over new players interrupted the game.
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Crescenta
Kingston
Pittston High School
Wilkes-Barre
West Side Park
Pittston
Indoor baseball trial to be played at the Armory
The new indoor baseball game will be tried at the Armory with a team featuring Lytle Bremen Robbins and Mc as players and positions including center held base left field and pitcher.
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Armory
Lytle
Tate
Bremen
Robbins
Mcpitcher
Auction Notes Mention Poa Tot and Parker Stock
Fragmentary report records a sale attended by many Poa Tot and mentions Thomas C. Parker's magnet stock. It also references a person named King Jack described with uncertain alias. The text remains incomplete and names aside from these are unclear.
Imprisonment for Larceny at Galland’s Car Factory
A man was sentenced to all months in the county jail for larceny after he was found to have appropriated goods from cars at Galland's factory in Ty. This ruling follows inmate testimony and regional court procedures.
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Galland
Winter Train Schedule and Local Notices Tighten Up
Lehigh Valley timetable shifts take effect with No. 4 arriving 2 56 p m and No. 1 at 2 37 p m both ten minutes later. Local No. 35 moves to 11 42 a m and No. 23 to 7 4 p m with No. 23 east dropped as a Sunday train. Jerome Remington heads to Florida for the winter as his daughter Norah remains there. Miss Lou Risley of Calverton visits a few days. Union Thanksgiving services set at Methodist Episcopal church with sermon at 10 80 a m by Rev W M Hiller. Rev H H Wilbur to lecture before Epworth league Friday. Warning of pension detectives prowling the area. Dr Herbert L McKown joins Pittston hospital staff after months as resident physician. Caution urged against schemes with signatures and papers negotiable by name. Hethel Baptist choir to guest Pittston church in December. Mrs A D Brebbing returns to Baltimore with Mrs John D Carpenter, visiting friends. Widow’s pension granted to Mrs Charles Harding, aided by prothonotary N W Reynolds. Lu B Cake new sacred ditty printed. Prof Fr H Jarvis of Meshoppen visited. Court opens at 10 30 with week-long schedule if no adjournments.
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Lehigh Valley
East
Jerome Remington
Florida
Norah
Lou Risley
Calverton
Pittston
Hethel Baptist Choir
Tunkhannock Baptist Church
A. D. Brebbing
Baltimore
John D. Carpenter
Charles Harding
N. W. Reynolds
Lu B. Cake
Local items and notices from Walton N Y and vicinity
Mrs George Bailey returns home from Walton visit. Oliver McDonald Spil and Miss Myrtle Muncon unite in marriage at Chenango Bridge. They plan a wedding tour to Washington D C and other points. Lizzie LaBar visits Elmira. Cottage meeting at H E Robinsons on Chase Ave Friday. Charles Baldwin denies quarrel with Milton Summerton linking rake blow to old grudge. Fred Lamoreux in Binghamton Friday. Comua Concert Co to perform at Railroad Y M C A hall Monday evening for Presbyterian Endeavor. Literary Union meets Friday afternoon. Frank May in Peoria on business. W D Lusk Montrose visits town Saturday. Ladies Society, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, to hold social dance and oyster supper Thursday evening Nov 21.
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George Bailey
Walton
N. Y
Oliver McDonald
Charles Holmes
Myrtle Muncon
Chenango Bridge
L. W. Church
Washington, D. C
Lizgie LaBar
Elmira
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Presbyterian Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
The
Literary Union
Frank May
Peoria
W. D. Lusk
Montrose
Ladies’ Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Local News Notes and Upcoming Thanksgiving Dinner
Scranton visits by Moosic residents and Greenwood guests are listed. The Pennsylvania Coal Co will pay employees on Tuesday Nov 19. Jacob Drys was killed at the D&H crossing in Smithville while crossing the tracks. Burial details follow.
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E. J. Foulke
Scranton
L. A. Lindermuth Spen
Greenwood
William Sebesline
Carrie
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Green
Brooklyn
Main Street
George Hessler
Green Ridge
Smithville
Grand ball and raffle for silver watch at Rendham hall
A grand ball and raffle for a silver watch will be held at Dougherty's hall Rendham on Thursday evening November 28 to aid Henry Bregee of the Sibley who cannot work. A chicken supper will be served by Stewart Memorial Methodist Church Ladies Aid at Rendham for 25 cents adults and 12 cents for children under 12. An illustrated lecture by W M Cleaver on Our Savior will follow at Steward Memorial church on Monday evening November 18.
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Dougherty’s Hall
Rendham
Henry Bregee
Sibley
James Mulligan
David Price
Andrew Bregee
Michael Barry
Henry Price
Henry Trouser
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Stewart Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church of
Steward Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Cleaver
Onnet
Lfe
Bruah
Arpags Ag Rape Dar Okt Gate
Will
mSr Boe
Wanted Advertisements and Legal Notices Mix
Classifieds include help wanted positions for two energetic women and two good moulders. Other notices list job-seekers, clerks, sewers, housekeepers, and a seaman. Local attorneys and a clairvoyant reader advertise in Scranton area columns.
Railroad Timetables Central RR of New Jersey Nov 17 1805
Train departures from Scranton to Wilkes Barre and points south and east listed with multiple daily times. Returns from New York and Philadelphia shown, including express services with and without parlor car. Officials P Baldwin and J H Olhausen noted.
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Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
P.m. Buncca P
Philacipas
Enaine
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Liberty Street
North River
Vance
I P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Bupt
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules Mentioned
Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate Erie points at 7 09 am and 3 20 pm. Through trains to and from Honesdale run as well. Trains depart Wilkes Barre at 6 29 am and 3 19 pm.
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Beranton
Falladelsnig
Fyttaten
Wilke
Barre
Ber
White Haven
Hagleton
Pottaville
Beaver Meadow
Avenue
D. Fer
Scranton
Bethlehem
Easton
Arrisburg
H.R. R
Tunkhannock
Toswanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Gevage
D& R
RB. A. m
F. m
Rochester
Buffal Niagara Fall
Perrott
Ere
Anc
Vie de Te WR I
Pittston
Bmi
A. m
Ia Srp
W. V. BR
Weat
Balaman Jamanca
Vis
D. Ark
DL. Aw. Ee
Wilkes
New York
Phladelphia
Buffalo
H. Wilbur
Gaage
Phila
W. Nemache
Bouth Hott
Norse Pa
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Erie Railroad
Torche
Hawley
Honesdale
Wilkes-Barre
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Wyoming Ave
Cloak Department
Woolen Underwear Dept
Dept
Beck
Gori
Metzger
Bowmer
Windish
Liz
King Jack
Hall Stead
Heleey
P. O
Boston
Mass
Clifton Soap Andanufacturing Co
Cinc
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Anufacturers' Oil Co
DAWA
C. 18H & CO
Borden Block
Chicago
Tribune
Carenie
Sonerneen Oe
Monomical Company
No. 2
Abnateet
Ma’chine Co'a Works
ENTS
Vigan Cigar CO
BiciWa Neg CO
Wyoming Avenue
Linden Street
Phelps’ Drug Store
Nash
Spruce Street
J. M. Sheffield
Scranton, Pa
Statin
Alesman
Commimion
Addreas L. N. CO
Tation L
Ann Ne Fren
Bolgiano 'G Co
Hinde
Tae
Sonamroy EA
Nan
Hensehall
Bens
N. J
New York City
Taylorville
Hyde Park
Providence
Dickson
Frank Leslie
Moody
Adama Ave
Bioo Parise Moman
Hermann & Seymour
Philo
Spruce &T
Stor
Otore
Lafayette Street
Olive Street
Capouse Avenue
St. W. Gibson Jones
William A. Taft
Washington Avenue
C. Cc
Laubach
R. M. Stratton
Physicians and Surgeons
City
W. Gibron Jones
Jil Spruce Street
Madison Avenue
Jefferson
Gibson JO Jones
A. Trapold
ROUSE
North Main Avenue
Anderson's
G. Edgar Dean
Court House Square
DR. Kay
Penn Ave
Ap. M
Chis
Dpr
W. E. Allen
North
Oe Wanna Avenue
Sear Uy Luzerne
Trentonice
John Jermyn
Wyoming
Scranton Tribe
Mcseer
Spruce St
Fenn Ave
Wise
C. L. Frey
Vine Street
J. C. Bateson
Warren& Knapp
Republican Purine
Scranon
Jessups & & Hand
Law
Commonwealth Building
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Adams Avenue
Architects
Edward H. Davis
EB. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash. Ave
Brown de Morris
Price
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank Uilding
Leeds
G. R. Clark & Co
Green House
Main Avenue
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert's
Megargee Brothers
Washington Ave
Frank P
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton H House
Rorspess
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Ay Ennable
Oprietor
Ation
Selays Wat Auld
Bumner Stewe
Hyde Pn
Delaware
Boranton
Radres Hotone Fe Reivanc Oes
Saco
Experiman
E. L
Gor Irs
Patterson & Wilcox
Officea
And
Sewell H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
A. Hand
William J. Hand
Wealth
Frank Tckell
Ene
Coal Exchange
Scran
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Omoe
Sprucest
L. A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Seranton
Uribe Townsend
Dime Bank
Pitcher
Igmeo Commonwealth Piliaing Scranton
J. C. Smythe
Fry Lackawanna Avenue
Meridian Street
Park Hill
Wire Sreens
Angie Doranion
Connolly
Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
Delaware and Hudson
Railroa
Monda Jus
New
Lackawanna Avenue
Gareat i
Esena
Farview
Waymarton
Eneecals
Vt Albany
Rees
Gettains
Farre
Hesse
Teacheas
All Points
Trenton
South
Washington
Isom Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Onwe
Corning
Cortland
Syracuse
Oswero Wiles
Richfield Springs
Bath
Bane Horrhusverland
Ve En Barre
Faymouth
Bloomsburg
Dansville
Northumberland
Miamsport
Conetece
North Buncevand
Saunas
M. L. Smith
Achanton
Bouth
Pam
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