Hastings to Speak Here Next Monday Evening in City
General Daniel H. Hastings will headline a political gathering in the city next Monday evening, accompanied by Charles Emory Smith and state candidates. Also notes urge paying gas bills, announce the Gentlemen's Driving Club race on Saturday at 9 p.m., and mention various local court actions, licenses, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Daniel H. Hastings
Charles Emory Smith
Gentlemen's
Joudih Gluck
Thomas
Weasley Ulrich
Chester County
Etta Geraldine Brenner
Limmore
Charles Gelwer
Petersburg
William Rhyder
North Park
D. P. Battle
J. G. Hughes
Nuxo
Linden Street Temple
Fener- Ment
Meusrs
A. B. Dunning, Jr
Walter Frick
A. D. Blackington
William H. Badier
C. ©. Mattes
Scranton Neineers’ Club
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Florence Mission Managers Hold Annual Session This Afternoon
Florence Crittenden mission officials invite the public to the Young Women's Christian Association rooms on Washington Avenue for reports on the year. The group explains the goal of rescuing fallen girls and training them for domestic roles and better lives. Mrs Saxton and assistants have earned gratitude for reforms and return to parents, with needs for broader work and more funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mission
Florence Crittenden Mission
Young Woman‘s Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Saxton
Tatron
Tribute to Oliver Wendell Holmes by Scranton Library
The Scranton Oliver Wendell Holmes Society passes resolutions on the death of the poet praising his memory and offering sympathy to his relatives. The resolutions will be published in the city press on behalf of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Society
Scranton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
City Press
Taken Back 10 Indiana Made Love to Lillie Irwin
Thomas A. Lucas, 29, was arrested in Scranton on a governor’s warrant from Indiana, charged with defrauding Lydia H. Johnson of about 3000 dollars tied to Lillie Irwin. The case traces money invested via Lucas in Chicago and Valparaiso, with details of marriage plans and a recent arrest.
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Thomas A. Lucas
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Pattison
Indiana
Lucas
Valparaiso
Ind
Lydia H. Johnson
Lillie Irving
Perry
Iowa
Luicks
Chicago
Haven
Reaponge
Howard
Misa Irwin
Massachusetts
Bowrs
Johnson
the Tribune
Grant Crumpacker
Simpson
Ocrumpucker
Interventioman
Green
Porter County
Litiens
David Roche
Gunster
Joseph O'Brien
W. FH. Jeasup, Jr
Ant
Tuccis
Luces
O'Brien
O'Trien
Atorney Kelly
Mrs. Johnson
Kelly
Pattirson
Alrs
le Ta Guirey
Magnificent new organ to debut at Second Presbyterian Church
After over three months of work, the Second Presbyterian Church’s rebuilt organ will be used in tomorrow’s services. The gift from Mrs. Thomas Dickson honors her husband and includes a new solo echo organ, a third manual, pneumatic action, and expanded console.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Thomas Dickson
Bourden
Railroad men peel placards on engine display
The Saratoga express engine arriving at 4 55 pm was in charge of Engineer John Bailey and Fireman John Kearney. It bore a front picture of Congressman Scranton with the slogan Vote for the man who has his eyes upon the tariff and mind on the mines mills and railroads. A Frank Clemons image carried the caption Vote for the man who is honest and true and Vote for the Republican ticket from top to bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Express
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
John Bailey
John Kearney
Congressman Scranton
Milla
Frank Clemons
Scranton and Shamokin Face Promising Football Clash
Scranton and Shamokin clubs meet at the ball park this afternoon in a highly anticipated football contest. Scranton recently beat Carbondale visitors in style, while Shamokin aims to add a strong performance to its season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Shamokin
Ball Park
Carbondale Visitera
Pustadn
Unclear 19th Century Retail Offers in Scranton
Fragmented ad copy promises men and women’s shoes at two dollars with laced or "sence" options and claims lower prices than rival stores. It touts a wide range of precious stones and jewelry from Dawilin irom and mentions a Dr. Ryan in the oblique context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Relief and Indenture Actions At Dunmore Board Meeting
The guardians of the poor met and granted relief to several residents and considered indenturing two grandchildren to Patrick Tierney for care at St Patrick's Orphan Asylum. Mrs. Lynott of Dunmore sought aid for herself and her husband who were destitute, with a relief of $4.40 monthly for three months approved. Other cases included a widow with three children, a blind boy to be fit for an institution, and scrutiny of funds for the feeble minded home in Elwin Delaware County amid debates on fair district cost sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lucas
Gunster
Green
Porter County
Ind
Valparaiso
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Massachusetts
Latena
Lydia Johnson
Wagent
Lal Ung Indy Ofohnson
Guardians of the Poor
Patrick Merney
South Wyoming Avenir
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
Tierney
Lynott
Dunmore
Murphy
Pather McMurray
Murray
Winger
Gibbons
Siqnor
McDonough
Brook Street
Margaret Cain
West Side
Swan
Downey
Elizabeth Sailer
River Street
Joseph Sheehan
South Side
Penneyylvania
Elwin
Delaware County
Lackawinna County
Shotten
Gibbone
Beranton
Michael Ruane
South Ride
Insane Department
Scrage
Slope
Ruane
Thirteenth Regiment Invited to McClellan Monument Dedication
Colonel JH Riple addressed Thirteenth regiment company commanders urging acceptance of an invitation to join the Third brigade in the dedication ceremonies for the McClellan statue in Philadelphia on October 24. The Philadelphia finance committee reports funds to transport and subsist the brigade, and the colonel requests the likely number of men available for parade.
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McClellan
Jeter
JH. B. Ripelle
Philadelphia
Goblin
Councils of
Pleasant Surprise for Rev F A Matteson in Elmhurst
Friends gathered at Elmhurst residence on Thursday night to honor Rev F A Matteson and Mrs Matteson. About one hundred attendees from Baptist and Presbyterian churches contributed wagons of food and gifts including a hammock and money purses, with over two hundred donors sharing in the celebration.
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F. A. Matteson
Baptist Church of
Elmhurst
Baptist
Matteson
Carr
W. Partridge
A. Dunning
Christy
Misa Lillie Peck
Lottie Thayer
Misa Gertie Simmons
Walter Peek
Wiliam White
Minnile Masters
Hattie Wright
Batfird Wright
Barry Dunning
Www. Swartz
Minnie Smith
Miss Shane
Thomas Hardenburg
H. Bureister
PD. Shoemaker
Street Car Alterations Bring New Route for Green Ridge Providence Lines
Street car company lays new curb at Spruce and Franklin corner and connects Franklin avenue track at Mulberry Street to create a through connection for Providence and Green Ridge cars. The change removes trolley changes and prevents blocking on Lackawanna avenue. Several new cars to be placed for winter service.
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The
Street Ear Company i
Spruce Street
Franklin Avenue
Mulberry Street
Providence
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Avenue
Carriage and Electric Car Collision on Adams Avenue
Yesterday afternoon a collision occurred on Adams Avenue between the Stey. Dr. S. C. Logan's carriage and a street car. The carriage struck the street car between Spruce and Linden streets, sending the reverend passenger tumbling from the vehicle but he escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Logan
Stey. Dr
8. C. Logan
Adams Avenue
Spruce
Lindén Streets
Nine Drunken Defendants at City Police Court
Alderman Fuller presided over nine drunkenness cases yesterday morning. Michael Mortarity of the South Side, afflicted by delirium tremens, was discharged on a temperance pledge. The rest were fined various sums. two women were involved, one fined for drunkenness with a colored man on Mulberry street and released after entreaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Fuller
Michael Mortarity
South Side
Mulberry Street
Notice to Telephone Subscribers and Progres sive Building and Loan Meeting
Notice warns subscribers against buying attachments for long distance service calling them useless and harmful to the network. It cites endorsements required from the telephone company and urges reliance on official approval. The second notice advertises the Progres sive Building and Loan Association meeting held monthly at 227 North Washington Avenue with officers Boland and Miller named.
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Ites
Gonre
Prograssive Building and Loin Association
Scranton
Washington Avenue
Turkish and Russian Maths for Ladies Baths Arranged
Arrangements have been made to give baths to ladies on Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Private entrance through Owens' cloak parlors on Spruce Street. J Purcell is the proprietor.
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Owens
Sprice Atrret, AL
J. Purcell
Auction of Ladies Shoes and More at Freeman’s and Aros
A sale of ladies shoes at the Aros spot cash shoe store tomorrow on a first come basis. Attend Freeman's auction sale in the evening starting at 7. Watches clocks jewelry and silverware to be sold to highest bidder. A. Harris conducts a vintage auction at Davidow Bros with a collection including a collarettex.
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Aros
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Freeman's
A. Harris
Atvictioneen
Miss Johnson Pursues Lillian Harrington for Forcible Detention
Maggie Johnson, a colored cook at Duffy's hotel on Bridge Street, visited Alderman Mitzeimmons' office to pursue action after Lillian Harrington threw carbolic acid in her face Thursday night. Dr. Hand aided the injured party who plans to seek extradition papers in Middletown, New York, to compel Harrington's attendance at Beranton. The alderman outlined steps to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Johnson
Duffy's Hotel
Bridge Street
Mitzeimmons
Scranton Patriarchs Militant Attend New Wilkes-Barre Canton
The Scranton Patriarchs Militant unit in uniform attended the institution of a new canton in Wilkes-Barre last evening. State officers also attended and the event drew notable interest among members, with coverage to follow in The Tribune. The piece hints at local development and upcoming notices about park lots and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Order of Odd Fellows
Wilkes- Barre
POUND RATES OFFERED FOR FAMILY WASH SERVICES
Dread Monday wash day is eased by a weekly family wash service offer at special pound rates. The ad invites families to send their entire wash load for quicker handling and savings.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Blackawanna
City Notes
Pabat
Milwaukee
Lohman's
Guernsey
Ska A. Driving Club
Lillie Irwin
Lillie
Seraton
Wiiner
Jackson Park
Grandma
Honey
Denver
Hall & Pierson
Chicago Tribune
Cook County
Mall
Miss Irwin
Valparilla
Ne Hall & Piersons
Chicnigo
Pp. J. Gilroy
John Lite
Penn Avenue
Ora
All. Kreasman
Publitc
Dawilin Irom
Ryan
Yely
Davidow Roa
Poor Board
New
FP. A. Matteson
Green Ridge and
Onur
Davidow Brow
Collarettex
Davidow Bros
Miss Johnson
Will
Lillian Harrington
Wieraay
Lachiwanne Ave
Wilkes-Barre
Tribune
Lacka, Ave
George Carr
Banjo
Buil
Spruce Strpet
Tillsbury
Woolworths
Lackawanna Ave
Washington Ave
Oslands
AVING
Astrakhan
Hudson Bay
Phteee Tetera
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Hasta
Hanerot
Hiseret
Landtig Arties
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Serenton
S. C. Snyder
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
General Agents
DR. Jaeger
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