Night school applicants examined for council appointments
Several applicants for appointment at night school Leavhurs were examined for today. Committees of the board will meet tonight to discuss the training school building and textbooks. Invitations issued for a reception by Mrs Elizabeth Lewis on Monday evening. The Teachers Mutual Benefit Association will meet Saturday morning at 1 o'clock to discuss costs for control rooms. A memorial service will be held for the late Mrs Mary O’Malley tomorrow morning. Communion services will be held Sunday at 2 pm. Quarterly conference Friday after service with Rev W Buck present. An exhibition of vegetables on the Went River farms will be shown at the Water Works Company showroom tonight. A social will be held this evening at Mrs Colvin’s home with library and Halstead entertainment. The audience enjoyed a war reminiscences program last night at the Pent Avenue Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torediay
HixeAssstant City
Elizabeth Lewis
Elise
Khelsiat Tall
Iwai
Atury Omallyy
Bite England
Lomariow
Vivangement
Lithoe Bineland
Hunlay
Sion
WW. Buck
Delite
Boar
Scranton
Washington Avenue
Fairlee Street
Colvin
Aluberts
Ratelon
Halstead
Pent Avenue
Bogust
Paine
Snever
Penn
Puesias
Havers Orchestra
Thanh
McClintock
Devon
Dione
Columbia Chemical En-gine Company
Fernery Columbia Hote Compling
Bern
Pats
Oforta
Jtkelt
Tomitmaster
A. B. Holmes
Behaile
Bald
Witge Toope
Pirelly
Wettause
Tony
Corless
Aed
Ian
Salmes
Frederick Dury
Select Council
Holmes
Mickey
Courte- Woot T. TD. Dyintels
Dr Me. Williams
William T. Williams
John J Davies
Stephen Dyur
Pellows Musen
Ben Gritthe
Evans
Morgan Thomas
Edwin G. Hughes
PLT
Hickey
Moir
Willian Thomas
Teurr
Fellows
Coyne
Froable
Om! Walker
Tiveee
Tridloye
Jheksan
Shyorhilin
Iver
Dendet
Common
Mbps
Lewis
Mire
David J, Davis
Samuel Harris
Mae Stephen EB. Price
Edward Melchard
Harry Meyers
Harry Kinsley
Colin Dingsett
Coats Offered For Fairies Misses And Children Sale
Saturday morning the shop opens a range of stylish coats for misses and children sold at low prices. The text promises good material and fair bargains and invites customers to visit Meora and Hogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meora & Hogen
Tonery’s Fate to be Marked by City Hearing Today
Edward Tonery remains jailed at the police station as his brother seeks medical aid. Chief Robling plans to obtain an opinion from City Solicitor McGinley, with a special board session to present Tonery’s case. The delay centers on securing the doctor’s fee for the mental examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tonery
Ieide
Robling
McGinley
Tonery
Saturday and Friday Hat Sale Prices
Liners advertise trimmed hats for ladies and children at sale prices for Friday and Saturday only. Women hats, children's hats, hoods, quills, knitted tams, and black birds plumage featured with prices at half to near list values, claiming unmatched value in latest styles.
Columbia Fire Company Hosts Gala Celebration
A large reception honors the Columbia Chemical Engine Company at the hose house with eating, music, and speeches. Fire committee chair A J Homes accepted the new apparatus, withTom Holmes welcoming guests and councilman remarks praising the company and its upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allel
Tred Carr
Conneil Fire Committee
A. J. Homes
Dobbs and Waite Fight Ends in Quick Knockout
In Carbondale last night Bobby Dobbs of Minneapolis faced Joe Waite of Heston in a colored bout that lasted short as Waite quit in the third after eight seconds downed in the second. Dobbs pressed the attack with solid body shots while Waite offered little defense amid a noisy crowd of about 200. Waite’s corner included Heil Connelly and Charles Kavin. Dobbs’ side featured W. B. Walker and John Kelly as timekeeper. Pepper Griffin of New York was announced as the winner before the bout, with a preliminary battle royal and Florida quartet numbers entertaining Scranton spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Athletic Clu
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
Joe Waite
Heston
White
Dobbs
Dobbin
W. B. Walker
Olyphant
Force
John Kelly
Philadelphia
Kid" Brown
Scranton
J. Turner Hall
New York City
Heil Connelly
Charles Kavin
New Jersey
Tret
Pepper Gritfin
Florida Quirtette
Pay Car Demolished in Wilkes-Barre Junction Wreck
The pay car of the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern railroad was destroyed in a wreck at a four mile junction early Wednesday. Piyowster Demarvat arrived in Wilkes-Barre Tuesday evening and returned on the morning train. The pay car was left on the main track and struck by a wildcat engine. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad
Piyowster Demarvat
Wilkes- Barre
Elks to Hold Memorial Service Sunday Evening
The Elks Lodge of sorrow will hold the annual memorial service for the Boranton Judge of Elks Sunday evening December 5 at the Lyceum theater. The memorial address will be delivered by Attorney D. J. Reedy with W. & Millar serving as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton Judge of Elks
Lyceum Theater
D. J. Reedy
W. & Millar
John
Commutters Named for Service and Trustee Programme
Jacob Watkins Tt Cohen W B Henwood W Gould and Alex Connell are the commutter arranging the service. John TT Watkins will have charge of the trustee programme.
Knickerbockers Back With Three Day Engagement at Davis
The Knickerbockers return to Davis theatre under Louis Robles management for a three day run. Featuring Misses Held and Wille and Mstella Wills in entertaining turns. Masie Aleenr Grace Lathue sing and dance amid a lively program opening with A Night with the Knickerbockers and closing with Wise Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbockers
Louis Robles
Davis Theatre
Mise Dna Avg
Anna Held
John B. Wille
Mstella Wills
Masie Aleenr
Grace Lathue
Veteran Frederick Wallace faces $300 bail on assault charge
Frederick Wallace, Civil War veteran, is held on $300 bail by Mayor Bailey after an altercation on Washington Avenue. Wallace testified he was accosted, bumped into Speorti, and claims Speorti provoked the incident. Wallace lacked a bondsman and awaits court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wallace
Bailey
Gidenno Speorti
Wallace
Washington Avenue
lytn@e
Speverls
Two Accident Cases At Lackawanna Hospital
John Kohler and Michael Steffin were admitted to Lackawanna Hospital yesterday. Kohler sustained a compound fracture of the leg while Steffin suffered injuries to the side. Both were reported as miners at Iron Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
John Kohler
Michael Steffin
Steffin
Seth
MD Forge
Night School Visits Planned by Teachers' Committee
At a board of control teachers' committee meeting last night the plan was approved to visit night schools next week with Superintendent Howell. The committee also voted to recommend Miss Nora O'Malley as teacher at No. 5 School in place of Miss Wehrum who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Wight
Howell
Nora O'Malley
Sdioul
Wehrum
Aged man arraigned on church property charge
Richard Wish a 65 year old man was arraigned before Alderman W S Millar yesterday on a serious church property charge involving Miss Bridget Garvey. Wish resides in Bellevue Walsh denies the charge and Millar set bail at $100 for a hearing on Tuesday November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wish
W. 8
Millar
Bridget Garvey
Beth
Bellevue
Walsh
Secrets of the Great Rebellion reviewed by General Johnson
General Bradley Tyler Johnson, a noted Confederate officer, reviews the life of Robert E. Lee for the Philadelphia Sunday Press. He promises sharp remarks on Gettysburg and highlights the upcoming Thanksgiving messages from prominent statesmen. The issue previews football games on Nov 20 with expert reports and a free color illustration of Tennessee-Harvard. The Sunday Press touts exclusive features and urges readers to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Tyler Johnson
Robert E. Lee
Philadelphia
Johnson
Gettysburg
Thankegrivie Tris
Tennsylvania
Harvard
Philadelphia “Press
Heat Sunday
The
Sunday Press Today
Fisherman and Father Debate Baby’s Survival Skill
In a clipped exchange, a speaker asks if babies learn to swim before drowning. The other replies with a curt line about instinct and danger, reflecting a rough rural conversation about child safety and risk.
Fragmentary exchange quoted in obscure dialogue
The snippet presents a distorted dialogue with names and phrases such as Tom, Emith, and Tit-Bite, suggesting a conversational fragment or stylized banter without clear event or context. The text hints at debts or negotiation but lacks verifiable facts or identifiable subjects.
Heal's Sarsaparilia Hood's Pills Ad Notice
An herbal medical advertisement claims to keep blood rich and pure preventing coughs colds fevers pneumonia and other ailments. It promotes Hood's Pills as purely vegetable and non purging and urges readers to ask druggists for the remedy.
Fels Naptha Soap Promoted for Gentle Washing
The advertisement notes rough red hands are unknown among washer women who use FELS NAPTHA soap in cold or lukewarm water and avoid boiling the clothes. FELS & CO., Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fels & CO
Philadelphia
Three Burglars Captured In Felton Store Theft Case
Police report three burglars linked to the George Felton cutlery store break in near Penn Avenue and Spruce Street. Miles Stacey was seized in Binghamton, Le Roy Carroll in Elmira, and Daniel Daly in Wilkes-Barre. Felton travels to NYC to file warrants. Daly connected to Little Valley burglary under alias John Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Stacey
Binghemton
le Roy Carroll
Elmiras
Hoth
George Fulton
Daly Ie
Central Police
George Felton
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Miles Stkeey
Binghamton
Elmira
Daniel Daly
Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Robling
Morr
Hherry
Felton
New York Cities
Sus
Mr. Felton
Empire State
Daly
Wilkes- Harre
John Prince
Little Valley
Cattaraugus County
New York
Rivers
Wilkes- Barre
May
Jal
Robbling
LeRoy Carroll
Warnke Bowlers Win Narrowly At North Main
The Warnke bowling club defeated Edmund Bart’s captained team two games to one at Warnke’s bowling alley on North Main Avenue. Final score 5043 to 502%. Players listed include Mbbons Wenzel Dimler Worden Ogden for Bart and Coone Jamelson Jones Yunes James for Warnke. Taft had the season’s top average at 162 and Jones the high single of 187. Next match set for Elk alleys Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Bart
Frederick Warnke
Warnke
North Main Avenue
Warnke Club
Clore Mergins
Baril
Mbbons
Wenzel
Dimler
Worden
Ogden
Coone
Jamelson
Jones
Yunes
James
Taft
Elk Alleys
Wooden Wares and Household Tools Sale List
Classified advertisement lists wooden wares and kitchen tools with discounted prices. Items include bread boards, flour sieves, chopping bowls, dough boards, butter prints, rolling pins, clothes poles, broom sets, and coffee mills with notes on regular and sale pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeersseeeressee Ioc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Storm Shoes
CILY
Columbias
Dobbs-White
Withess Barre
Eastern
Elks' Lodge OF Sorrow
Lyceum
Davis
Yeuve Station
Old Man
Wathice
Richard Walsh
Army
Hragtealp
Tom
Thartburn
Grover Graken
Popeia
Wisias
Matthewa Dros
Broggiely
Locka White
New York State
Nobling
Prince
Gider
Scranton Cash Store
Bart
Beech.am
Alninery
China
Val
China Wall
Wyoming Avenue
Kline Shoe
Lackawanna Avanua
Rexford Co
Lackawanna Ave
Lisses’ Coats
Children’s Coats
Mears & Hagen
Down Stairs
J. W. Ladwig
Geo
Lack. Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!