Health Board to Convene and City Notices Amid Turbulent Week
The board of health meets in regular session tomorrow. A funeral for Mira Paine Wilbon is slated for 2 PM at Howard Place Athos Methodist church. Disruptions include a pedestrian accident on Worhitator avenue hill and a critical injury from a fall. Thirty-two diphtheria deaths and eighteen new cont nects reported. vaccination plans discussed by the tetanus committee.
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Board of Health
Mira
Paine Wilbon
Howard Place
Athos
Wilbhin Guwiehan
Matthews Crosse
Wao
Erie
Hyde
Selina Buna Wit
Pilcker
Batorday
Celock
Bundoteat
Advent
TB Lake
Serview
Loeghim
Boon
Brian
Eixteen
Lilbee Thera
Leeds
Mourwick
Joeseph
Dixon
Lie
Ion Waa
Witten Bo
iWaptain
Yoshid Nowlile
Sherine
Ivaneetiste
Sewell
Elezl
Pogilord
Wil
South Canon
WH. A. Smith
Joint Fire Department
Mie Moyne Rose
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackiwatnnu
Ole
Reception to Congressman Connell by Rowing Association
The Rowing Association hosts a reception for Congressman William Connell in its Spruce Street room from 4 to 9 PM with supper to follow. He will attend the opening of the new Congress session in Washington next week. Attorney M W Lowry presides. several members will speak. The committee includes Millar, Mitchell, Courgen, Matthews, Chittenden, Freitz, Flitcroft, and Kemmoerer.
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Williamy Connell
The
Rowing Association
Spruce Street
Connell
Washington
Congress
Oseraton
M. W. Lowry
Association
W. B. Millar
George Mitchell
Olonel H. A. Courgen
GC. P. Matthews
C. E. Chittenden
Fred W. Frcitz
Thomas Flitcroft
John M. Kemmoerer
Reception by Mrs Lewis Monday Night Dancing Class
A large crowd attended a reception in Excelsior Hall hosted by Mrs Hilzareth Lewis and her Monday night dancing class. Brauer’s orchestra provided the music. The group plans matinee dances on Christmas and New Year’s from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Excelsior Hall
Hilzareth Lewis
Brauers
Musaic
Obituary Notice for Michael Blattery Jr.
Michael Blattery Jr brother of John J Blattery Capouse avenue merchant died in Brooklyn New York. Funeral services will be held today at Mr Shutters former home at Manley. interment to follow at that place. Graliah asttic. ink
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Michael Blattery, Jr
John J Blattery
Capouse Avenue
Brooklyn
Voeter- Hoy
Mr. Shutters
Manley
Phicu
Seidman Beaten With a Keg in Warrant Raid
A violent raid at 202 Price Street West Scranton leads to Seidman wounded and taken to the police station after a group attacked a boarder officer during an arrest. Five men, including Adam Abdruseatiol and Joe Mennich, were later placed in custody.
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Senerial
Jane Sehimat
Boardsti
Price Streat
Weat Scranton
Inet Alent
Law
Seidman We Revelver
Seidman
Qaaly
Central
Robling
Beldman
Scranton Pole
Millar
Burglars Foiled At Martha Perry’s Variety Store
Patrolman Dave Parry spotted an open rear window at 50 Lackawanna Avenue about 1 AM. Squires and Ira Mitchell fled toward Washington and Lackawanna avenues after alarms. officers found three robbers had entered and stolen items while other goods were scattered.
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Dave Parry
Lackawanna Avenue
Martha Perry
Lackawanne Avenue
Parry
Frank Squires
Ira Mitchell
Wateh
Squires
Washington and Lackawanna Avenues
Diaviecom
Baul
Incomen Trno
Mitchell
Brakeman Injured in Erie and Wyoming Railroad accident
Thermas McLaughlin brakeman on the Erie and Wyoming road was severely injured while coupling cars at Wimmers. His right foot was caught in a free and the train started, crashing the ankle and leg. He underwent surgery at Moses Taylor hospital and is aged about thirty, married.
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Thermas McLaughlin
Erie
Wyoming
Wimmers
Wis
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hie
Irving Avenue
Heo
Overcrowded Lackawanna Hospital Sees Surge in Surgical Cases
Sixty patients occupy the Lackawanna hospital wards with forty two in surgical need including five children. Visiting surgeon Dr A Z Connell led four operations as staff prepare for upcoming changes in leadership and dispensary duties through December and January.
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Lackawanna Hospital
Wis
Ore
A. Z. Connell
Howe
John Burnett
L. M. Gates
George L. Blanchard
Tr. Connell
W. G. Fulton
Ike Perod
de Fuller
Giles
J. A. Manley
Boxing Roundup Reports Rounds in New York Card
Tommy West of Brooklyn stopped George Ryan of Boston in the fifteenth round of a 20 round bout at Greenpoint Sportine club. Gans fought Stolton Abbottn of Hogland at Pur eba Athletic club. Gane land stopped Abbottn in the fourth. Frank Porles and due Wren of Philadelphia boxed five rounds. Wren out pointed. Spike Sullivan defeated Jimmy Curran on points over twenty rounds at the National Sporting Club in London. Jordan defeated Temmy Wille in a nine or nineteen round bout amid England’s featherweight scene.
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New York
Greenpoint Sportine
Tommy West
Brooklyn
George Ryan
Boston
Flefeoat
Ryan
Haltimans
London
National Sporting Club
Spike Sullivan
Jimmy Curran
Jordan
England
Temmy Wille
Hleage
Grand Circuit Meets Form New Racing Circuit
Bridgeport hosts a conference between the National Cycle Trade Association circuit committee and Albert Atott of the L A W racing board. A grand racing circuit with meets from May to September is planned across New York Boston Philadelphia Buffalo Washington Louisville Newark Bridgeport and Springfield with stricter rules and penalties to ensure legitimate work by riders. Senator Hannele in Cleveland sits home due to grip, will miss business for days.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Vlrcult Committee
National Cycle Trek Aseociation
Albert Atott
L. A. W. Racing Board
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Washington
Louieville
Newark
Springfield
Pittsburg
Waterbury
Micers
Cleveland
Hannele
Ghenmere
Pace Arrested After Night Hunt For Ninth Pore
Pace was rearrested in Dunmore after a two‑work search by Detective Clifford. Pace faced a charge of false pretense by DD. Rhopps Allott in Woeke and was hauled to Alderaan Miftorn office before escaping from a carriage. He was found yesterday at his house and will appear before Coones of Dubmore for a hearing in Gall with a bond set at 7200.
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Will Clifford
Westerday
Dunmore
Phew
DD. Rhopps
Allott
Woeke
Clifford
Alderaan Miftorn
Vehiel Sime
Pace
Dubmore
Gall
Carpenters Endorse Advanced Carpentry Course
The John Raymond Institute to host a forty session advanced carpentry class led by John Nelson city building inspector. Carpenters Union No. 1 endorses the plan urging all members and apprentices to enroll. classes run Monday and Thursday evenings starting November 20, with drawing and shop work and a $10 tuition.
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Stee Thoe Close
John Nelson
Huilding
Carpenters’ Union
No, Son
John Raymond Institute
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Moranton
Bhopland
Luts
Scranton
Jatin Noeleon
Serania
W. OH
Buell Educational
Tailors On A Strike Over Extra Hours
In New York a cloak makers strike and a tailor strike began. About 130 workers halted work at contractor Bing Anetein’s cloak shop while Klein’s shop faced a 100 worker walkout over demands for longer daily hours to avoid cutting prices.
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New York
Binganetein
United Brotherhood of Twilore
Klein
Denver Man Is Put Under Insanity Charge At Jail
John M Dame a former Western hotel runner was confined in the city jail on insanity charges after reading Luetgert murder trial testimony in Chicago. He was described as possessed with frenzy toward his wife and two children and to burn their bodies in an old garbage crematory.
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Denver
Colo
John M. Dame
Western Hotel
Luetgert
Chitago
Sune
Death of Mrs Thomas Shotton at North Scranton home
Mrs Thomas Shotton wife of Poor Director Shotton died at 10 45 last evening at the family home 224 Mk street North Scranton after four days illness from pneumonia Funeral arrangements to be announced later Survived by husband and three sons Wrues G Donald J and Dough Rhatton
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Thomas Shotton
Shotton
Familly
Mk Street
North
Scranton
Shotten
Dave
Wrues G
Donald J
Dough Rhatton
Kin Takahashi Returns Home After Mission Lectures
Local residents recall Kin Takahashi a Japanese student who lectured in Maryville Tennessee years ago while pursuing mission work in Japan. Many Secrantenians especially church members remember his short stay and education efforts during his visit.
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Maryville College
Tennessee
Kin Takahashi
Miceiona
Tukahashi
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Graliah Asttic
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Knoxville Daily Journal
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Athletic Association
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Mina Halt
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