Priceburg Rally Divides Lines In Local Campaign
A large Republican rally at the Central hotel hall in Priceburg praised the party ticket, with K A Zimmerman denouncing Democratic free trade and urging tariff protection. Speakers highlighted county candidates including Scranton supporters, Judge Archbald, Sheriff candidate Frank Clemens, and John H. Thomas, John R. Jones, and others amid festive applause. A separate note lists new civil service rules limiting postmaster appointing powers and moving examinations to the department.
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Priceburg
Thomas Peach
Ucket
K. A. Zimmerman
Democratic Party
Zimmerman
Scranton
Congress
Merrifield
Archbald
Frank Clemens
Thomas Pf. Davies
Delawiaire, Lackawanna and Western Company
John H. Thomas
John Ft. Jones
Clarence HW
Pryor
Charles Huester
Charles E. Olver
Moir
John R. Jones
Jones
Bauer
Frank Clemons
Thomas D. Davis
John i. Jones
Flag for No 12 School Parade Honors National Emblem
The No 12 Emmett Street school in the eighteenth ward celebrated with flag and bunting as M J O Toole of St Peters Father Mathew Society presented the flag to Principal M D McCawley. Ex Judge P P Smith and Controller T J Jennings spoke on patriotism education and civic unity while Victoria McDermott and Morris Quinn added readings and songs.
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No. 12
Emmett
M. D. McCawley
M. J. O'Toole
St. Peter's Father Mathew Society
Bellevue
O'Eloch
St. Peter's Society
Fourth Street
P. P. Smith
T. J. Jennings
George Howell
Thomas Coar
Eighteenth Ward
Emmett Street
America
McCauw Jey
St. Peter's Pather Mathew Society
United States
O'Toole
Jennings
von Storch
Bound of
Pehod
Hs Place
Victoria McDermott
Smith
Morris Quinn
James Brogan
Centenary Baptist Services to Open Countywide Observance
Centenary services mark the first hundred years of Lackawanna Baptists with events at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. Dignitaries include Rev W P Hellings of Omaha and former pastor, plus Rev E K Tudson of New York and Rev G E Lorimer of Boston. Churches from Wilkes Barre and Pittston participate. The anniversary also notes 35 years since Penn Avenue opened.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist Community of
Scranton
G. E. Lorimer
Boston
Postal Service Rules Narrow Hiring Path For Carriers
Acting Postmaster General Jones issues circular requiring substitute letter carriers to be nominated from the eligible list. Vacancies to be filled by promotion of senior substitutes where practicable. Postmaster Wandling faces criticism over hiring and substitutions in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandling
Jones
Office
Defence
Notorious hotel thief in custody in Philadelphia
A well dressed man, named EB H Wilson, was arrested at the Valley House in Philadelphia yesterday morning on suspicion as a hotel thief sought in multiple Pennsylvania cities. He is held at the central station. identity not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Valley House
Central Station
EB. H. Wilson
Scranton
Pointdexter
Franklin Avenue
Y M C A Notes
A Bible study club for beginners in Christian life is announced for the evening in the Young Men's Christian association lecture room. Enrollment earns a silver pin. no dues. Sunday afternoon at 246 will be a musical service. The Y M C A Glee Club will sing under Tallie Morgan. Veteran state secretary F. Taggart will be present and address. The state conference opens in Johnstown on October 16 with Mahy, Pearsall, and Weston in attendance.
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Gener
Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Glee Club
Aiag
Tallie Morgan
A. Taggart
State Conference of
Johnstown
F. W. Pearsall
Weston
Atendance
Ginter Ousted as Chief Clerk at Internal Revenue Office
Peter Ginter, longtime chief clerk of the Internal Revenue office, was discharged after twenty years in the post. Charles W. Lewis of Mauch Chunk was named rectifying clerk to fill the vacancy left by Ginter. Collector Herring arrived in the city on Thursday, and the changes appear linked to his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Peter Ginter
Charles W. Lewis
Mauch Chunk
P. Fausold
Ginter
Herring
Not Guilty in Shoe Theft Case and Domestic Assault Verdicts
A woman declares she is not a chattel as Judge Edwards clears Toban of shoe theft, warning him to reform. Multiple convictions and acquittals follow in a Beyond Lackawanna Avenue court, including a revolver case and domestic dispute rulings.
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John Toban
South Side
Edwards
N.G. Goodman
Lackawanna Avenue
Court Room
Tobin
Centre Street
Govudman
Commonwealth
Joseph O'Brien
Priginer
Fidwards
O'Brien
Kelly
Toban
Mr. O'Brien
Judge Edwards
Catharine Collins
Mayfield
Margaret Meehan
Meehan
Charles Fields
Carpenter's
Franklin Avenue
Spruce Street
Rutledge
Fields
Rutledge’s Place
Mields
Annie Walters
Mary Donovan
Robinson Street
West Side
Donovan
Walters
Nelson Churchill
Fanny May
Churchill
Ginne
John Mulderiy
Minouka
Bridget McManus
Mulderiy
McManus
Lynch
Patrick Coyle
Kate Coyle
Firms Agree to Early Saturday Closure
Saturday part holiday announced with firms that have agreed to close at 3 PM on Saturdays. The list includes Jones & Spraks, Rice Levy & Co, C. P. Mathews'Son & Co, BE. Teal, L. Sono & Co, A.D. Pierson, J. J. Porrgel & Connell, and The Scranton acting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Spraks Company
Rice, Levy & Co
C. P. Mathews’Son & Co
BE. &. Teal
L. . Sono & Co
A.D. Pierson
J. J. Por Rgel & Connell
The
Scranton Acting Company
Local firms listed in trade directory
A historical column catalogs numerous companies and printers including Melly and Healey, Wegman and Co, Stowers Packing, Ackermann Bros, Reliable Preserve, H Montgomery and Co, Frank P Brown and Co, Emil Schimptti, T and G Williams, Gilmore and Duffy, G J Babcock and Co, Seybolt, W H Hofferbert, Cawley, Cleveland and Roberts, Ruddy and Co, J J Robbing, Ira Bennett and Co, Deyoe and Co, TY Watts Co Ltd, T J Kelley and Co, Weston Mill Co, Moser Bros and Co.
Service of Song at Providence Church Tomorrow Night
The Providence Presbyterian church will host a morning service with the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and reception of new members. An evening evangelistic song service titled Seven “T Wills” from Exodus will be led by Rev. George Guild. The choir, directed by T J Lavies, Mus Bach, performs hymns and solos including Father of Love’s, Nearer My God to Thee, The Promised Land, Jesus Meek and Gentle, No Better Land, with Edwin Bowen, Miss Verna Mitchell, Miss Catharine Gabriel, Prof. T J Davis, and Warren listed among performers.
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Providence Presbyterian Church
Bupper
Evangeliatie
T Wills
Exodus
George E. Guild
Esides
Hymans
TJ. Lavies
Bach
Bol
Ceyrererene
Edwin Bowen
Touss Chotr
the Promised Land
Rodney
Layidl
Lewis
Jesus
Tmoyt
Verna Mitchell
Catharine Gabriel
T. J. Davis
Phil- Min Warren
No Better Land
Blue Heron Specimen Captured by Foley in Moosic Mountains
Michael Foley of Olyphant shot a rare blue heron in the Moosic Mountains and had the specimen mounted by Taxidermist George P. Friant at Lackawanna and Washington Avenues. The young bird measures about 42 inches long with a 20 inch wingspan and 6 inch bill and is described as a rare straggler in Pennsylvania woods.
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George P. Friant
Lackawanna
Washington Avenues
Michael Foley
Grover Cleveland
Taxidermiat Friant
Pennsylvania
Florida
Apple Health Claims and Kitchen Notes Chronicle
The article extols apples as a healthful fruit with rich phosphorus content and versatile preparation methods. It discusses a savory tomato egg dish, boarding-house economics for women, and Boston cooking school practices with teacher salaries and exams. It also references an English egg cooking device and Matthew Williams on egg preparation.
Concessions By Collins and Hackett Offer Bargain Clothing
Collins and Hackett advertise fall and winter clothing at unprecedented concessions in price. They tout fresh ready-made suits including imported worsteds, ceviots, and tweeds with prices from 4.9 to 25 dollars, claiming top quality and best value in Scranton.
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Scranton
Monday Concert for St Luke's kindergarten in Scranton
A Monday night benefit concert for St Luke's kindergarten in Scranton features Madame Blauvelt performing three selections and Miss Draeger singing contralto pieces. Also appearing are Mr Wooler J T Watkins and Professor George Carter with two recitals, highlighting a high level program.
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St. Luke's Kindergarten
Frothingham
Madame Blauvelt
Bemberg
Mignon
Miss Draeger
Schubert
Wooler
J.T. Watkins
George Carter
Non-Suit Bid in Seaman Case Before Judge Lynch
Briefs were presented yesterday to Judge Lynch in the matter of Martha Seamans versus the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. The suit alleges damages for the death of her husband killed near Dilton on the railroad. The plaintiff seeks to recover after a nonsuit was granted last spring following the plaintiff's evidence.
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Hriefs
Lynch
Hirlers
Martha Seamans
Delaware, Lackawinna and Western Rilroad Company
Seamans Sted
Dilton
B. Price
Everett Warren
Watres for Senator Prominent Republican Press Backing
A Mercer County paper comments that Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Watres of Scranton is a strong candidate for the U S Senate. The Greenville Advance Argus calls him a Pennsylvanian qualified by birth, education, and law practice, noting broad approval of his possible nomination.
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Mercer County
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
United States
Pennsylvania
Greenville
Pau
Advance Argus
Watres
Lacka
Sevanton's Business Interests Prominent in Tribune Classified
The Tribune plans a glowing tiered edition featuring Sevanton’s wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests with photogravure views and portraits. The book format aims to attract newcomers and serve as an unrivaled city advertisement. Representatives will contact listed residents to explain details and solicit notices at the office.
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the Tribune
Levanton
Scranton
Elty
Also Mentioned on This Page
BR. A. Zimmerman
Department
Civil Service Commission
Carrera
Centennial Services
Civil Service Rules
Wynn
Samuel Thorne
John Wynn
O'Neil
Thorne
Louis Schoen
Annie Schoen
Peter Georges
Lastarch Schoen
Georges
Schoen
Georges’ Foods
Service OF Song
Providetci
Boston Williams
Home
Evening Post
Borton
H. H
Matthew Williams
Wena County
Senate
Lfe
Collins
Hackett
Somerville Journal
Wigslestein
Wig
Seaman
Sevanton
Dr. Pierce
Arrington, Nelson Co
Vi Prince
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Heart Lake, Susq‘a Co
Crofut
Montrose
Montrose and
Lucka- Wannk
Alford Station
H.R
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Seme County
Wilmington, Aware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Third National Bank
Spond Fittston
Sid
the Scranton Business College
Bank OF Scranton
Thia Bank
William Connela
Vresilent
Geo H. Catlin
William S. Peck
Cashier
William Connell
George Tf. Catlin
Alefred Hand
James Archbold
Henry Belin
Wind PT
Luther Keller
Samule Wines
W. W. Watson
A. B. Wirldass
Guahler
Samuel Hines
James ML Everhart
Rosing A. Finch
Pierce B. Finley
Joseph A Jermyn
Kemeter
Charles P. Matthews
John T. Porter
Gongerwa
L Rog Sons
Pilsener
Waverly European Plain
Borgner & Eagle
Tannhweuser
16Th and Filbert Sts., Phila
N. 1
Broad Street Station
Twelfth and
Market Street
T. J. Victory
Jval Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Matthews Bros
Druggiate Scranton
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