Old Man Beaten by Youths in Cupouse Avenue Attack
J Rosenberg, an elderly glazier, was assaulted by a mob of ten on Cupouse Avenue. The victim identified 14-year-old John Nicholke and others. Nicholke was arraigned before Alderman Millar and more warrants expected. The attack left him bruised with a limp arm and a battered face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicholeke
Phelps Street
Millar
Suball
J. Rosenberg
Cupouse Avenue
Nicholsko
Bii
City
Young Nicholsko
Jewett Quigley Davis gear for sale at Board of Trade
D W Wagner advertises Jewett Typewriter, Quigley desks, and Davis chair for business use. Items can be inspected by appointment at 215 Board of Trade Building. Jewett won a first gold medal and diploma of honor at the Manufacturers Exposition in Manchester in October.
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Jewett
Quigley
Davis
D. W. Wagner
Board of Trade
Manchester
Ing
Tuckawanna Rail Excursion Tickets to New York City
Ticket agents of the Tuckawanna railroad will sell excursion tickets to New York City good going on any regular train Dec 6 return limit to and including Dec 1 at rate of 5.95 dollars ct
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Tuckawanna Railroad
New York City
Men's English Enamels and Shoes at Ma Hon's
Men and women shop at Ma hon's Shoe Store 605 Lackawanna Ave for men’s English enamels priced at 3.00 to 5.00 and 33.00 HOO. Local retailer advertises durable footwear and new enamel styles in a period sale.
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Mahon's Shoe
Lackawanna Ave
Death of James Swan of Pasadena Cal
telegram reports death of James Swan of Pasadena California He leaves wife Mrs Frances Bloom Swan who is dangerously ill with brain congestion He was secretary treasurer of Meekhardt Swan Milling Chicago and leaves a large fortune Funeral will be from 015 East Colorado Street Pasadena with interment at Dunmore Cemetery pending Mrs Swan’s recovery He formerly lived in Chicago and Bridgeport Connecticut and was a leading social figure in Scranton region.
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James Swan
Pasadena
Cal
Meekhardt-Swan Milling Company
Chicago
America
Flo
Samuel
Chitones
Bridgeport
Cor
Mre
Swan
Spook on doorstep injures Clover Hill widow in property dispute
Mrs John Noone of Clover Hill Third ward, after disguising as a ghost to scare buyer Stephen Doyle for nonpayment, was struck on the head when Doyle household member opened the door. She lies in critical condition as doctors assess possible brain injury and risk of insanity. Doyle family remains in possession of the house.
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Spook
John Noone
Clover Hill
Doyles
Roberts
Thompson
Grant
Saltry
Tribune Niin
Charles Teeter
William Young
Harry FR. Sykes
Joseph C. Parker
Solomon Miller
James F. Cleary
Alforesco
Annie Moresco
Central City
Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Moresco
Moresco
Hospital Staff Reorganizes Under Hahnemann Directors
The Hahnemann Hospital directors met at Col. and Mrs. H. M. Boles residence and reorganized the staff. Dr. J. W. Coolidge named surgeon in chief and Dr. F. D. Brewster as chief of medical staff. Other appointments include Dr. Ware ENT, Dr. Peek resident physician, and Dr. Pursell consulting on nervous diseases. Building enlargement was discussed.
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Hahnemann Hospital
H. M. Boles
J. W. Coolidge
D. Brewster
G. J. Berlinghoft
I .T. Ware
Dye FP
Lange
Students securing positions in daily host placement
Requests on file for four bookkeepers and stenographers, one for a young man bookkeeper, salary seven dollars per month. No one to send, Henman Schwnally to act as timekeeper and assistant bookkeeper in the office of the N Y and W R at Stroudsburg. This is the third student sent to that office. Clayton Fegley sent to Passenger Agent Smith of the D B and L and W R St. Frank Hildebrand to Auditor Baker of the coal department D L W Tr. R. This is the fifth student in this office.
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Henman Schwnally
N.Y
W. OR. KH
Stroudsburg
Clayton Fegley
Agent Smith
DBD
W. R. St
Burmenta Ready to Wear Sale At Mears and Hagen
The largest Burmenta collection of Ladies Misses and Children's ready to wear offered at special prices today by Mears and Hagen in the city.
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Mears & Hagen
Important Changes in Delaware and Hudson timetable
In this paper Miss Mickle will add two new Physical Culture classes a ladiced class on Tuesday and Friday at 3 p m for children 6 to 10 years and a Saturday session at 1 p m.
Seventy Five Dollar Position at Scranton College
Principals Buck and Whitmore of Scranton Business College advertise for a young man book-keeper at seventy five dollars per month with no applicants yet sent.
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Buck and Whitmore
Scranton Business College
Murder By Woman In Capouse Ave Home
In Lackawanna county a woman, Pasquale Bevalacque, killed another woman, Antonio Rose, with a pistol in the kitchen of the Maresco home at 1226 Capouse Avenue. The case follows a history of cross suits and arrests between the families. Bevalacque was captured nearby with a year old child, and a coroner’s jury found Rose died from pistol wounds inflicted by Bevalacque.
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Lucy Moresco
Capouse Avenue
Lackawanna County
Passquale Bevalacque
Antonio Rose
Central
Rose
Dunmore
Washington Avenue
New York Street
Pine Brook
Fevuelacque
App Nearance
Capouse Arvenue
Lucy Maresco
James Reilly
Hobling
Edwards
Moir
Feeney
Bloch
Nobling
Bevaltacques
Mrs. Rose
B. W. Cooney
Ingaln
Beavalacque
Bevalacque
Roxe
Tribune
Enlarged switchboard installation delays opening of lines
Work by the Lackawanna Telephone Co progresses with three gangs laying underground cables and aerial lines. The Wilkes-Barre to Scranton line is finished while Carbondale link nears completion. a new 2490 drop switchboard is delayed, adding about two months before service begins. Long distance aims cover Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and beyond, via Interstate Telephone and Telegraph.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Kellog Switch-board Comepany
Chicago
Olectrician
Tribune
Hatto
Wayland
Sermaton
Carbondale
Blakely
Dunmore Hine
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Pittsburg
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
New York City
New England
Liberal combined scholarship offered by Bovanton College
The Bovanton Business College offers a combined scholarship for $100 entitling the holder to complete courses. The contract is described as liberal and attractive and is popular, but the offer will be withdrawn soon.
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Bovanton Business College
Spend Your Evenings Profitably at Borantown Night School
A local notice urges employed young men and women to qualify for higher wages by attending Boranton Business College’s night school after work. It promotes evening courses as a path to better salaries.
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Boranton Business College
Delaware and Hudson tinw table Nov 25.
In this paper the tinw table for Delaware and Hudson appears with listed figures for November 25. The table shows increments and prices in the short-term trading window and reflects market activity for the period.
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Delaware and Hudson
Thanksgiving Hope Tied to Ma Hon Shoes Address
A quirky note mentions spending Thanksgiving happily if Ma hon wears shoes at 508 Lackawanna Avenue, tying the household detail to a festive plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon
Short letters of interest published with writer names
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer s name The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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Tribune
Milne Sir notices Sullivan death tribute from Ragstaned
A Milne Sir editor quotes a public tribute to Sir Arthur Sullivan noting his genius and impact on Victorian music. The obituary-like piece lauds Sullivan as a master whose works uplift and enchant listeners across nations, with royal and public praise reflected in the language of the era.
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Arthur Sullivan
Bughawed
Colton
Royal
Nooolvuel
Preduvick Wallaad
Sculliton
Min
South Washington junk dealer injured after runaway horse
John Altman of South Washington avenue was knocked down when his wagon horse bolted on West Lackawanna avenue. The animal crossed a bridge, hit a roadside stand in front of the Columbia hotel, and caused Altman to suffer a badly cut, broken skin above an eye. Spectators aided him as the horse was captured nearby.
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John Altman
Washington Avenue
West Lackawanna Avenue
Columbia Hotel
Scranton College Ad Emphasizes Evening Study
The notice urges young men to choose evening study at Scranton Business College over street life, claiming it costs less and offers better options.
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Ine
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Ackawanna
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A. B. Warman
Nada
Eoesese
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Raymond Court
Mahon's
Liacka- Wanna Avenue
Dr. Shumway
Jefferson Avenue
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Men's English Enamels
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Able Tenant
Hahnemann Institution
Frank Hildebrand
Baker
Coal Department
D. L
W. Tr. R
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Mra. Fose
Antje Moresco
Oqormer
Brevalacque
Mary Rose
Josephine Bevilacque
Bevalwogine
Lackawanna CO
York State
E. G
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Sir Arthur Sullivan
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Washington Ave
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Mahon's Shoe Store
oMne
Adame Avenue
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons
Hamin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
the Oriental
White
China
Weel Ag
Gruener & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenues
W.H. Pierce
Menu Ave
Conrad
Fortgot Cache
A. N. Kerr
Wyoming’ Avenue
Facts & Fuller Co
Mears Building
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