Fritz Bride and Comegys To Reside On Madison Avenue
Richardynest Comegys and Rozilla Grove Fritz wed at 9 30 in the home of Mrs George W Fritz 5200 Maddison Avenue in the presence of family Trev Charles Robinson of the Receind Presbyterian church officiated The bride, daughter of the late George W Fritz, and her husband plan to live on Madison Avenue after their wedding trip His family records trace Comegys lineage to early settlers and notable officials in Maryland Delaware and Philadelphia area.
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George W. Fritz
Maddison A Avenue
Trev. Charles &. Robinson
Receind Presbyterian Church
Richardynest
Lackawanna Avenue
New York State
Miss Frita
Philadelphia
Columbia County
Frita
Joh
Comegys
Scranton
Philadelphaaeven
Maryland
Delaware
Chester River
Baltimore
Cornelius P
Comegyus
Wht
Isit
Joseph P. Comegys
Benjamin B. Come Byss
Philadelphia National Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gharvd College
Cornelius G. Comegys
Cincinnati
Cornelius Comegys
Greenshore
William TH. Comegys
Flincock
Celtysburg
Comelius Comegys
Hyde Park
Mrs. Comegys
Madison Avenue
Assessors Not Yet Named for Ward Elections
The city has not appointed ward assessors for the triennial assessment. Books ordered by the board of revision and appeal are not ready. Printers expect shipment by the twentieth of the month. Assessor Kinsland said the ward assessor names will be announced then. The millinery opening at Ward's, 116 Washington Avenue, runs today and tomorrow with no cards issued.
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Board of Revision and Appeal
Kinsland
Ward's
Washington Avenue
Mitchell Parade Headlines Miner Strike Rally in Scranton
A large crowd lined the streets as Mitchell and organizers led a parade through Scranton to Ash Street grounds. Ten thousand marchers, fourteen bands, and numerous local unions displayed banners and floats during a lengthy procession ending with speeches and mass meeting.
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Ash Street
Howe
Wis
Dileher
Nichols
Fairley
Mitchell
Parade of miners and public figures in a wide celebratory march
The article details a large parade with thousands along the route, decorated businesses and orderly crowds. Police managed the flow while miner delegates carried banners and President John Mitchell rode in a carriage, greeting eager breaker boys who swarmed to him as the procession began from Wyoming avenue toward Linden street.
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Wyoming Avenue
Linden Street
Court House Square
Town Adams
Lackawanna
Hoya
Havine
Holliday
Adam Roscavwyeh
Benjamin James
W. R. Patriey
Robert N. Courtriaht
Fred Dilcher
T. D. Nicholls
Disstrict
John T. Dempsey
Nation
George Purcel
Henry Collins
Thomas Liewellynn
John P. Kearney
Nicholis Burke
Old Forge
Jermyn
On Forge
Taylor
Duryea
Avoca
Moosie
Dupont
Mitchell
Dilcher
Bauer
North Scraanton
Dileher
J. T. Dempsey
KR. N. Courtright
John Smith
Senate
Congress
West Scranton
Bellevue
Wyoming
Linden
Adams
Eighth
Jefferson
Madison
Vine
Washington
Ash Street Grounds
Pollo
Roper
Onresul
John Mitchell
James Moly
United Milne Workers
Mitchel
Linden Streat
William Fitzsimmons
Dunmore
Thomas Davis
Francia Farrell
William Charles
Lawrence
James Maly
Morrigan
Buys Coursen's Special Coffee and Tea Sale
A city deal offers Java and Mocha Coffee at 25 cents and half a package Ceylon Tea. The discount attracts hundreds of new customers weekly at 2ge.
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Coursen
McKinley Re-Election Backed by City Leader
Councilman Charles E. Chittenden endorses McKinley for four more years, praising labor stability, growing values of property, and the administration’s war management. He criticizes Democratic policy, cites economic gains, savings, and strong naval strength as signs of correct foreign policy.
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Charles E. Chittenden
Central City
Tribune
McKinley
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Mitchell voices dissatisfaction with ten percent offer
In an interview President Mitchell says the ten per cent offer is unsatisfactory yet calls it a great victory. He asserts miners heard him oppose accepting the offer unless modified as he advises. The crowd cheers indicate broad support for his stance and opposition to the deal without changes.
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Mitchell
Mir
Labor Leader Urges Endurance and Unity in Strike
The speaker appeals to miners and families to maintain solidarity, arguing strikes should be avoided but justified if negotiations fail. He criticizes operators for evading dialogue, recounts past efforts, and urges mothers and daughters to back the cause while urging workers to stay the course for better conditions. Local officials and other leaders speak in support.
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Lola
Tam
Union meeting at Lackawanna strike gathering discussed
District officers and organizers led a Labor meeting that featured Polish speech by Polaski and welcoming remarks by Mayor Goli. Attendees heard arguments on mining costs and union influence, while Fearful about the millinery opening at Ward's on Washington Avenue. No cards issued.
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Trict
Dempsey
Poley
Orrantzer Courtright
Dileher
Jones
Dilcher
United Mine Workers
Polaski
Moli
Nichols
Fairley
Oklahoma
Strike Into the Heart of Prices at Start of Season
The message announces an arbitration with miners and operators while stating a large fall trade was expected but delayed by a strike. It claims the business will strike into regular prices at season start, offering an aggressive “BASE” sale on furniture carpets bedding ranges heaters and more with liberal credit terms to appeal to thrifty shoppers.
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United States
Hill
West Virginia
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