Campaign Boom As Hastings Plans Scranton Visit
Republican leaders announce D H Hastings and state ticket speakers will tour Scranton and nearby towns with mass meetings Monday. The itinerary includes open air rallies, theater addresss, and a two venue evening program with Charles Emory Smith and others. Committees organize printing music and transport for events.
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Thirteenth Regiment
Frothingham Theater
General Hastings
Charles Emory Smith
Republican meetings spark lively canvass in area
Week of gatherings grows in vigor as Republicans host events nightly. Charles B. Kriem of Philadelphia speaks tonight at Lindes Hall Archbald. Friday mass meeting in Jermyn features Congressman Charles W Stone and A J Colborn Jr. Saturday in Providence and Luzerne for state league secretary Fred W Fiesta addresses. West Side Republican league plans to inject new energy into Hyde Park ranks.
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Central Republican Club
Fred W. Fleltz
Walter B. Davis
Livy St. Richard
George B. Thompson
George H. Shires
Milton W. Lowry
Walter E. Davis
John HH. Reynolds
Fred W. Ficitz
BE. E
Luke
Charles B. Kriem
Philadelphia
Linde's Hall
Archbald
Jermyn
Charles W. Stone
Warren
Congress
Stone
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Providence
West Side Republican League
Hyde Park
Record of Western Republicans rally enthusiasm in Pittsburg
A. J. Colborn Jr reports unprecedented party zeal among steel and iron workers in Pittsburg districts. He recalls a 3,000 attendee South Side rally and predicts Hastings's plurality will be surpassed by turnout. Colborn will tour Philadelphia next, delivering talks at the request of David Martin.
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A. J. Colborn, Jr
Allegheny
Beaver
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Hastings
David Martin
Colborn
Invita
South Side Republicans Hold Large Natter's Hall Meeting
About 800 citizens attended a South Side mass meeting in Natter's Hall on Alder Street. Speakers included John M. Harris Charles Kreim J A Scranton John R Jones and I A Zimmerman with a Germania band providing interludes.
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Natter’s Hall
Alder Street
South Side
Natter's Hall
Charles Neals
John M. Harris
Charles B. Kreim
Philadelphia
Harrie
Tly
J. A. Scranton
Scranton
General Hastings
John R. Jones
Jones
I. A. Zimmerman
Straina
Germania Band
A Brilliant Wedding at Washington Street Temple
Miss Ella Mae Newhouse of Wilkes-Barre marries Herman Langfeld of Scranton in a Washington Street Temple ceremony. The event drew extensive social attention among Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Jewish circles, with a full crowd, elaborate decorations, a refined reception at the bride’s home, and guests from Scranton, New York, Rochester, and beyond. The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside at the Wyoming House during house arrangements.
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Miss Newhouse
Wilkes Barre
Herman Langfeld
Washington Street
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Misa Ella Mae Newhouse
Isaac Newhouse
Langfeld
Hasincher Millinery
Lackawanne Avenue
Washington Avenue Temple
Wilkes-Burre
Israel Joseph
D. D
Carl Schmidt
Palma
Ferns
Smilax
Temple
M. J. Newhouse
New York
Mr. Langfeld
Edward Walk
Laura Newhouse
Jennie Newhouse
Bertha Hoffheimer
Miles Nellie Kramer
Mise Lynna Cohen
Pittaton
Jonas Haslacher
Rochester
Albert N. Kramer
Jonas Well
Bernard Long
Charles Long
P. Langfield
Ross Street
Marvin
Hochrelter
Oppenheimer
Langfield
Lehigh Valley
Wyoming House
Ed Goldsmith
H. Kramer
Mra
J. Freeman
Joseph Levy
Josephson
Friedlander
L. Marks
Miss Lauer
Tillie Lauer
Martha Moves
Alexander Nye
Nettie Nye
Levi
Samuel Kramer
B. Brooks
Haslacher
Donation Day at Home for the Friendless Totals Over 200 In Cash and Goods
A Home for the Friendless held a donation day with cash contributions exceeding 200. Donors include Mrs. Wil J Brown Mrs. W H Perkins Mrs Watson Mrs C Comegys Mrs Simon Rice Mrs N Leet Mrs G W Hornbaker J P Lee Reeas J Brooks Frank Barker Storrs Conrad Mrs Duggan Associated Charities Mra W R McCave Mra FF W Mason Henry Bellin Mra H W Kingsbury Mra J M Chittenden Mra W H Storre Mra Lewis Moras Mra A R Moffat Mrs Dan Langstaff Mrs WwW Scranton Mr Sohaur Mrs A H Wandling Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company store G Bevan H M Edwards Mrs Phillip Schnell Hejser Warnke Mrs William Hallstead Mrs H P Simpson Mrs Edward Chamberlain Walter Lt Mathews Rev Richard Hiorns Mra p B Lackey Mra William Demond Mrs D J Crossley Mra F W Mason Mrs D D Evans Mrs Edward James Mra J J Roberts Mra R H Frear Mra Frank Spencer Mra L B Powell Mra W Bloom Mra William McClare Hetzel Collins Mra C Woolworth Everitt brothers Mra J L Connell Mrs J Brvien Air George Hort G Soe
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Wil J. Brown
W. H. Perkins
Watson
C. Comegys
Simon Rice
N. ¥. Leet
G. W. Hornbaker
J. P. Lee
William McClare
Hetzel & Collins
Anthracite Coal Operators Meet in Scranton
The Anthracite Coal Operators association held a Scranton meeting with a trip to Honesdale aboard the Delaware and Hudson and Gravity railroad. E B Leisenring, vice president, died and resolutions praised his service while noting his key role in Lehigh Valley contracts. Insurance gains and a paper on grate coal sizes were discussed, with thanks to organizers and a adjournment after remarks by Watkins Ely and Jermyn.
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Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association
Scranton
C. R. Manville
Delaware and Hudson and Gravity
Honesdale
William HH
Richmond
M. Kemmerer
Thomas M. Righter
Edward Jones
B. P. Kingabury
Ey Tracy
T. HM. Watkins
le Fallir
TD. Simpson
B. Ly
T. L. Greene
W.T. Smith
W. G. Payne
T. FE. Jones
W. Kishbaugh
H. F
N. Sanderson
James Archbald
J. N. Rice
J. T. Richards
J. BE
Fritz
G. G. Jermyn
Thomas Sprague
B. Bennett
John Jermyn
O. &. Johnson
Harry Evans
J.G. Brooks
BR. Manville
Harmoni
F. T. Patterson
Albert Lessenring
Joseph Jermyn
R. B. Willams
J.C. McClure
William Winton
M. J. Wilson
Mr. Lessenring
E. J. Leisenring
Simpson
Lelsenring
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Edward B. Leisenring
Mauch Chunk
John Leisenring
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Leisenring
Seleeming
Lessenting
Selgenring
Objecta
Eb, L. Fuller
Messrs. Watkins
Ely
Jermyn
Watkins
Associatino
Manville
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Messra
Sturges
Fuller
Reckless Dalton Boys Attack McConnell Home
Mrs. Mary McConnell based near Dalton La Plume reports repeated harassment from local youths. After refusals to admit them they pelted windows and later tore a side wall, rendering the house uninhabitable. warrants issued for four alleged leaders are in process while residents negotiate a settlement. The article notes neighborhood gossip and repairs completed, with the owner back in the dwelling.
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Mary McConnell
Dalton and
la Plume
Justice of the Peace
Fedley
Waverly
Lot sale with low down payments at public auctions
Lots will be sold cheap with small cash down and long time to pay the balance. Prices rise after the sale. Purchase will cost nothing extra. Convenient to D. and Hand Qotario and Western Railway station. The plots can be viewed at HL. B. Reynolds office in the Republican Building.
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D. & Hand
Five youths held on attempted burglary charge in Dodgetown
Five self styled the ising Generation of Dodgetown were committed to jail to answer in court for attempted burglary. They tried to enter a Fourth street store late Tuesday night and were scared off by the polio, then within an hour attacked a butcher shop. Patrick McNally with Patrolmen Palmer and Haag captured them in an alley. They gave names as Dunleavy Dunn Cogeins Brown Bavelle. They are linked to petty thefts around Miss Herdenberghs Planeforth School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunleavy
William Dunn
Michael Cogeins
John Brown
Mart Bavelle
Stevens Ordered Dispossessed Over Immoral-Use Lease
Mrs Bridget Mellugh and Mrs Pridget McHugh secured a writ for the dispossession of Mr and Mrs A La Stevens from a brick building on Oakford Court near Linden Street. The premises had been leased from Madame Brandt who moved to Wilkes-Barre. the lease included a clause prohibiting immoral use.
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Stevens
McHugh
John Tierney
Ryan
Pridget McHugh
Wahey
A. la Stevens
Oakford Court
Linden Street
Madame Brandt
Brandt
Wilkes- Barre
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