Suburban hospital site praised amid busy civic plans
A West Side site near Bromiley and Sumner avenues and Jackson Street is favored for a new hospital with 30 rooms in four floors. State funds cannot be used. private subscriptions will fund construction. New No 16 school on Chestnut Street nears completion and a club with patriotic rooms and social events evolves under W. H. Snyder and C. W. McKeehan.
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Phillips
Bromiley
Sumner
Jackson Street
Chestnut Street
Armenian lecturer defends his country amid outrages claim
Anthraing Aghderin, a native Armenian, spoke at Jackson Street Baptist to challenge press reports on massacres. He argued the news overstated the horrors and explained Armenian and Turkish beliefs. A large audience attended the lecture.
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Anthraing Aghderin
Jackson Street
Musdacres
Local F. G. W. social club forms at meeting
Several months ago a group of young men in this section organized a local club. The result of their meeting was the formation of the F. G. W. social club No. 1. The item notes the creation and aims of the new group.
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F. G. W. Social Club
Minooka Streets See a Bumper of Busy Day
Contractor Mullin runs a force excavating a water trench on Hack street. A local race sees the Rushers football eleven clash the South Side Juveniles at Minooka grounds. C C Holland of Scranton to lecture on riverite element Monday evening. M McDonald, agent for Robinson Brewing in Luzerne county, has a wagon collision near Father Mathew ball injuring the horse and driver who walked home via streetcar.
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Hack Street
Connelly
James Butler
T. Ryan
James Gage
Poloter Creek
Minooka
Smedhey
C. c. Holand
Scranton
M. McDonald
M. Robinson Brewing Company
Euyerne County
Het Ovenine
Mathew Ball
Mr. McDonald
Scranton Seeks Nomination at Johnstown Convention
Firemen’s Unden committees report favorable reply to notify A J Colburn that Scranton has been chosen to nominate Semmten. Captain Moir may assist Colburn in placing Scranton before the convention. Those going Sunday must obtain tickets by Saturday evening at Delaware and Hudson station. tickets available from Isadore Goodman and others.
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A. J. Colbern
Semmten
Johnstown
Pile
Moir
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Station
Isadore Goodman
Holand
Chey
Morris
Fight at Raymond Court Ends with Injured Man
A brawl at Raymond Court near Center Street at 1 AM left John Rogan of Meridian Street badly cut after a blow with a brick. Rogan and Michael McLoughlin of Beranton Street were arrested by Patrolmen Saul and Sartor. Five or six others fled. John Darcey, sought for highway robbery, was among them. The melee began in a house run by Nellie Sly.
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Center Street
John Rogan
Meridian Street
Michael McLoughlin
Beranton Street
Saul and
Sartor
Alx Kot
John Darcey
Nellie Sly
Million Patriotic Voters Seek Full Political Knowledge
A prospectus urges voters to study all party platforms including Gold Silver Tariff and Free Trade. It announces a complete handbook of public political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott, to be presented with any purchase of a men’s suit.
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Lawrence F. Prescott
Crayon portrait contest and lodge officer slate
A crayon portrait drawing for Rev. E J Melley at St Johns church followed a winners selection after a literary and musical program featuring local performers. Proceeds from selling chances totaled 791.1 percent, far exceeding expectations and supporting parish funds. Lodge officers for James Connell Lodge were elected, and local notices report a funeral and political maneuverings involving the Central Republican club and city trustees.
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St. John’s Church
Winifred Melvin
Katie Donahove
Katie T. Reardon
Anna L. Coyne
Mamile McTighe
Mary Murray
Winifred Durkin
Will Jennings
Mooste
William and
Edward Murphy
Minooka
Father Moffitt
Father Melley
Europe
Mary McTighe
Thomas McTighe
Pittston Avenue
Bridget Lavelle
McTiche
Dewitt
Spruce Street
Costs of a New High School Building Revealed
A breakdown shows final payment of 27 22.60 to builder Conrad Schroeder for the completed high school. The structure lists about 25,000.17 in value not including foundation costs estimated around 51,000. The report attributes costs to contractors including marble mosaic floors exterior finishes asphalting and plumbing labor and notes plans and inspection by Litthe and O Connor among others.
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Conrad Schroder
Conrad Schroeder
Electrical Wiing Co
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Hunt & Connell
Meloy &Oo
cThrough Hunt & Connelb
Litthe & O'Connor
Frank PF. Smith
Raper
Maui
Chairman Mitchell to resign from School Board
School Controller George Mitchell, president of the board, will resign to move to Dunmore after finalizing his new home. He has two years left to serve and the First ward will appoint a resident to fill the vacancy until the next election. Ex City Assessor Walter B. Christmas is a candidate. Several Republicans considered seeking the chairmanship but have not spoken.
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George Mitchell
Dunmore
Mitchell
First Ward
Walter B. Christmas
First Appearance Hero Stars In At the Carnival
Mr and Mrs Grandin debut as joint stars in a small Academy of Music audience presenting At the Carnival a romantic school drama. Mrs Grandin earns wide acclaim as an emotional actress with her husband a skilled actor. A well balanced company supports the principals in a creditable production. Tonight the troupe performs Camille.
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Mrs. Grandin
Mayor Reverses Plan on Appointments at Council Meeting
At a recent select council session Mayor Bailey appeared ready to send two de migrals and two new appointments, but at the last moment he changed his mind. Janitor John Marshall and Patrolman Tom Jones were among those expected to be named, prompting Democratic members to seek clarity from seasoned colleagues.
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C. J. Conrad
Robinson
Wie
P. Quinnan
James Quinnan
Bailey
Select Council
John Marshall
Tom Jones
The American Girl At Frothingham And New York Comedy Review
A multiple act bill praising The American Girl at the Frothingham with Wa Bell as the heroine and Rob Graham in Rose Holter, plus Hogan's Alley by Gilmore and Leonard. The Barlow Brothers troupe closes the program highlighting star performers and a New Orleans Daily Picayune praise.
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Wa Bell
America
BR. E
Rob) Graham
Rose Holter
Ellis
Scranton
Three Minutes in a Chicago Limited Encounter
A fleeting station scene in Chicago unfolds as a man and woman on opposite platforms exchange urgent, philosophical dialogue during a brief three minute meeting. Their conversation touches identity, destiny, and recognition as trains surge away toward Ogden and distant horizons.
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Hie
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Chicago
First Artist Drafts Puff & Cos New Book Roster
Fragmentary dialogue notes a designer named D Auber and a roster for Puff and Cos new book. Mentions an assassin claim against the author and a vague reference to vegetables. Names and specifics are unclear.
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Puff & Cos
Beeso
Is It a Trifle That Common Trouble Acid Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia or sour stomach is an indigestion form caused by fermentation of food. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as a radical cure, sold for 60 cents per package by Stuart Chemical Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuart Chemical Co
Marshall, Mich
Funeral of Michael Burns Foreman at Hyde Park Cemetery
Large funeral cortege follows Michael Burns late foreman for Hunt and Connell from 1925 Pittston Avenue to St John’s Church. The service features Mogart’s Requiem Mass, choir, and pallbearers from Branch 86 of the Cumbre Mutual Benefit Association. Interment in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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Hunt & Connell
St. John's Choir
Pittston Avenue
Orlock Tuo St. John's Church
Mogart
Mises
Katie Reardon
Hey
Burke
P. BE. Lavelle
Pittston
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J. W. Malone
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Burns
Kathe Donahan
Cauthelle Mutual Benefit Association
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James FP. Lavelle
Dominick J. Healey
Frank Mulraney
John Crane
Morris Duggan
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
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Wayne County Fair Falls Short of Standard in Exhibits
Special to the Scranton Tribune Honesdale Oct 1 Wayne county fair closes with about 3400 daily attendance. Exhibits not up to the standard of the past two years. Summary of races lists purse events and notable horses with times and owners. About two hundred Carbondale residents attended the races on a special train.
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Honesdale
Wayne County
Joe
Carbondale
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Eight Round Boxing Show at Music Hall on Oct 10
James Judge of Pittston plans an eight round scientific exhibition with Mike Leonard of New York at Music Hall on Saturday night Oct 10. The card also features Toby Gardner versus young Allen, Paddy Gibbons against John Tighe, Harry Track versus an unknown, and a Jarkis battle royal.
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James Judge
Pittaton
South
Pittston
Martin Howley
Beau Brummell
Lackawanna Avenue
Leonard Hout
Toby Gardner
Young Allen
Paddy Gibbons
John Tighe
Wil Harry Track
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Crescent Juniors Organize Pine Brook Team for Season
The Crescent Juniors of Pine Brook list players Gaughan, Leuthner, Hagen, A McLean, Ginty, Tampbell, Cummings, Welsh, Manley, Campbell, Culkin. challenge county rivals with under 1 pound average. First game scheduled at James Hoye grounds under M P McCann. Rede football team seeks Scranton Business College second team collaboration. Reds lineup includes Alefe, Conway, Luther, Metumesa, Ennis, Flaherty, Kennedy, Wolan, Franz, Flaherty captain.
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Leuthner
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Guiard
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Ginty
Tampbell
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Welsh
Vane
Manley
Ampbell
Culkin
James Hoye
The Tribune Sporting Ed Preview Try Jordan Stews
A clipped note teases tomorrow's Tribune Sporting Edition with a brief reference to Jordan and a playful line about half minute stews, signaling forthcoming sports content.
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