Republicans of Jermyn Show Loyalty to the Ticket
Ex Lt Governor Stone A J Colburn Jr and W Gaylord Thomas spoke at Windsor hall urging Republican unity. Candidates Pryor Clemons H A Thomas Scranton Jones Vaughan O Malley Archbald Hopkins were listed as attendees with Hogarth’s band providing music as crowds applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Windsor Hall
John McCarthy
Mayfield
Charles W. Stone
Warren County
A. J. Calhorn, Jr
W. Gaylord Thomas
Beranton
Clarence BF. Pryor
Frank H. Clemons
John HA. Thomas
Joseph A. Scranton
Congress
John R. Jones
James C. Vaughan
Charles ?. O'Malley
R. W. Archbald
Jude
W. 8. Hopkins
Hogarth
Mr. Thomas
Republican Rally Highlights Gorman Burlesque and Lincoln
The meeting featured vigorous oratory condemning the Parr free text book law and praising Abraham Lincoln's policy of steady governance. Speaker Colborn cited Hebrew biblical references and Daniel in the lions den as analogies for political renewal, praising Pennsylvanian party strength and county candidates amid loyal, enthusiastic adjournment.
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Lackawanna
Anne Kates
John Bull
Abraham Lincoln
Ane
M. T. Burke
Colborn
T. W Fleitz
Burke
Mr. Colborn
Daniel
Lions den
Lyon
Pennsylvania
Big Republican Tour Launches Statewide Meetings
Monday brings a high energy tour of Republican leaders led by D. J. Hastings with Charles Emory Smith and others addressing union protection meetings. Stops include Beaver Falls, Providence Square, Price Street and Main Avenue, and West and South Sides with open air rallies and a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Hastings
Union Protection
Daniel H. Hastings
General Hastings
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia Press
Charles I. Warwick
Philadelphia
Graham
W. T. Schaffer
Chester County
John Russell Young
Union League Club
James W. Latta
International Affairs
George J. Orlady
Huntington
Everett Warren
Beaver Falls
Hastings
Lackawanna County
Bauer
Providence Square
Price Street
Main Avenue
Birch Street
Cedar Avenue
Froth
Ingham
Thirteenth Regiment
Donation Day at School Collects Produce for Home for the Friendless
Pupils of No. 36 School Franklin Avenue presented a crop of vegetables and fruit as a donation to the Home for the Friendless. Apples potatoes pumpkins cabbage turnips celery and more filled two wagon loads. The goods were delivered to the home last evening.
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Franklin Fivenue
Y M C A Athletes to Compete in Wilkes Barre Games
Scranton Y M C A athletes will take part in Wilkes-Barre fall sports today. Competitions include pole vaulting, one-mile, hurdle, running hop-step jump, running high jump, and 440 yards dash with entrants Tim o thy Quinnan J L Surdam Frank Reese F R Welland George Koch F Dimmick and C Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Y W C A Notes on Activities for Women and Youth
Y W C A notes outline a Tuesday evening Lady Prize singers event in the hall with 10 cent admission for women and girls. Bible study classes attract 40+ members, gymnastics for girls and boys under 10 schedule today at 10 am and 2 pm, and a Juniors social on Monday at 2:40 pm inviting girl friends. Sunday 3:45 pm features a meeting by Miss Lottie Short on The Three Warnings. Michael will display wood carving Monday evening with lessons costing 2 for ten. Professor W J Martin praises Wood's College for top attendance in shorthand and business classes while leading a tour of 200 schools.
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Lady Prize Singers
Misa Lottie Short
Michael
School House Lot Let On Colness Avenue
A 540 000 property on Colness avenue has been let and will begin construction soon. Further parcels remain to be developed by the same contractor Frothinehars Lobby.
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Colness Avenue
Frothinehars
Social events fill the city social scene last night
A flurry of social events occurred across the city with the Simpson Methodist church social at Rev. L C Floyd’s home and a pink social at Jackson Street Baptist. An oyster supper at St David's school room proved profitable as did gatherings by the Young People’s society and Welsh Baptist groups. Meanwhile William Smith of Pine street was injured in a Central mines rock fall and Reese Lloyd suffered a head injury from a horse kick.
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L. C. Floyd
William Smith
Central Mines
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Dale
Jackson Street Baptist Church
St David's School Room
Young People’s Society of the
First Welsh Baptist Church
Pine Street
Mr. Smith
Reese Lloyd
North Bromley Avenue
George B. Reynolds
Hannah Thornton
Chestnut Street
le II
Ebenezer R. Griffiths
Mount Carmel
Marquettes
Home Missionary Society
Jackson Street
Order of United American Mechanics
Meare’ Hall
Williams A. Shepperson
Grace
Helen
William V. Griffiths
Sumner Avenue
E. D. Fellows
Washburn Street
Mears’ Hall
D.C. Hughes
D. D
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Crossing
Silurian Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Henry P. Davies
South Main Avenue
Welsh Philosophical Society
James A. Evans
Virginia
Washington
Young Men's League of the West Side
St. David's Hall
Able J. Parry
Wales
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Parry
Pittsburg
Homer B. Sprague
Milton
Harry Robbins
Hyde Park Avenue
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Polander's Bad Memory Leads to $20 Piece Theft
Michael Wajchak was arrested by Officers Huag and Palmer after allegedly taking a $20 gold piece from J. H. Bailey at Valentine Ankewich's shop to get it changed. Evidence from Bailey and Ankewich showed the act, and Alderman Fitzsimmons jailed him in default of $600 bail pending the next session on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitesimmons
Michael Wajchak
J. H. Bailey
Valentine Ankewich
Ankewitch
Wajchak
Bailey
Huag and Palmer
Fitzsimmons
Ankewich
Alderman Fussimmons
Democrats Hold Two Local Campaign Meetings
The Democratic party held two meetings last night with local candidates speaking. One at St. John's hall Pine Brook and another at Golden's hall Bellevue drew fairly large crowds.
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Democratic Party
St. John's Hall
Pine Brook
Golden's Hall
Bellevue
Grand New Stage Show at Davis Theater Delights Patrons
Next week Davis Theater presents A Liberty Bes a lively mix of musical numbers and comedy scenes. The collection boasts charming models and several acts including Comrad wine Duet A Turkish Harem The Tempter and The Cap.
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Davis’ Theater
Comrad
Where 18 That Watch Miss Price’s Neighbors Saw It Glittering
Miss Annie Price of Capoose avenue reports a gold watch missing from her casket of jewels. A warrant was issued for Katie Rogers and her mother for complicity. The case was paused after Mrs Rogers promised to return the watch if found, with a hearing set before Alderman Fitzsimmons.
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Miss Price
Annie Price
Capoose Avenue
Katie Rogers
Alderman Fitzsimmons
Y M C A Services Programs Tonight and Tomorrow
The second meeting of the young converts Bible class will be held at the YMCA rooms tonight at 8 o'clock with F M Bouton conducting. Last Saturday 31 members enrolled signaling energetic work. On Sunday at 145 p m Rev N P Stahl of Green Ridge will address members on What Lack I Yet. A song service with special music will be held.
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Young Converts
Young Men's Christian Association
F. M. Bouton
N. FP. Stahl
Green Ridge
Horan Apologizes in Bull's Head Case Settlement
Joseph Church of Bull's Head sued Alderman Michael Horan of the Second Ward for damages over alleged thief remarks. The case ended with Horan writing an apology withdrawing the accusations and agreeing to pay costs, restoring harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Church
Bull's Head
Michael Horan
Church
The Tide of Life at Frothingham
A realistic melodrama titled The Tide of Life was presented at the Frothingham last night by a competent company. The cast, including Healy Watson and Gardiner, received much applause for bright acting and fine scenic displays. It will be shown again this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frothingham
Healy
Watson
Gardiner
End of Two Week Term Clears Eighty Indictments
The two week term of criminal court closed with jurors not serving discharged. Today surety cases will be heard. Eighty indictments were disposed of during the term, not counting surety cases. There were 216 cases on the list where indictments were found.
Ole Olson Pleases Crowd at Academy of Music
New Ole Olson production at the Academy of Music drew a thoroughly pleased audience last night. A defined plot thread introduces a number of good people with entertaining specialties and a fresh, enlivened presentation. Ole Olyon is scheduled for another performance tonight at the same venue.
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Academy of Music
Ole Oleson
Ole Olyon
Academy
Clairvoyant at Soldiers' Home Involves Fortune Tellers
An elderly woman at the Soldiers' Home claims to be a clairvoyant and mocks a young couple, while a man boasting palm-reading skills exposes a supposed line about lying. The exchange ends with the fortune teller angrily withdrawing after a rebuked claim.
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Washington
Wrunette
Brother
Slater
Princeton Street
Weill
Marrheea
Innumerable Accidents To Fishes Eggs Across Waters
A read aloud account lists egg counts from various fish species including carpon cod sole mackerel flounder and pike totaling over 1.5 million eggs per fish and notes a legend of a giant sturgeon roe harvest. R Co Joiner of Hillsdale County Michigan comments on rheumatic relief claims regarding Dr Thomas' Electric Oil.
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R. Co
Allen E. O
Hillsdale Co
Mich
Thomas
Music Boxes With New Tunes and Improvements
A fragmented note touts music boxes with exclusive quality and new tunes. Manufacturer Gautsechina claims refined mechanisms, imaginative tunes, and careful production improvements.
Paine’s Celery Compound Promises October Health Boost
An October health boost feature extols Paine’s celery compound as a cure for fatigue and nervous weakness. It cites Prof. Edward Phelps and testimonials from Mrs. William McCollum of Trenton Missouri, urging use to fortify nerves and vitality before winter.
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Hae
Paine
Dartmouth College
Edward ©. Phelps
Willam McCollum
Trenton
Alice
Dunmore Doings Feature Local Openings and Visits
Fresh oysters arrive daily at Palmer's market while Martin Gibbons advances work on a new dwelling. Clarence E B Jackson builds a large home on Drinker Street. Mrs. John Palmer visits New York for two weeks. A social at Miss Edith Wert's hosts the Young Ladies Mission circle. The Dunmore Presbyterian church services are announced with Rev J W Williams preaching at 10:40.
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Palmer's Market
Martin Gibbons
Pred Cook
EH. Kraus
Victor Burschel
Ager
Clark
Young Ladies Mission Circle
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Edith Wert
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Gasteriine
Green Ridge Street
J. J. McDonnell
Dunmore Hotel
Robert Vooris
Bloomsburg
P. G. Fritz
Vooris
Capewell Nail Company
Baptist Church
John Moffat
W. F. Padden
Scranton
John Stanton
Drinker Street
J. W. Williams
York
Court House News Notes
C Whitney committee filed Burdick inventory with Prothonotary Pryor detailing 180 acres of land stock and farm implements. Arbitrators awarded $249.14 to plaintiff Jacob Helmer against Haslam Lime in a book account suit. Appeals filed in cases by John KR Thomas Lizzie Morgans vs Howard Winnie McDonald and William Davis against Olyphant constable. Plaintiffs won $200 judgments for unlawful seizure of personal property.
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C. @. Whitney
Dorrance B
Fifty Dollars For A Name Case Decided In Court
Annie Budehia sued Susie Peinzuzie for damages claiming defamation and loss of virtue. Arbitrators C G Donovan F F Tinkham and George W Beal awarded sixty dollars to the plaintiff for injury. An advertisement touts Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a lung healing pine tree remedy sold by all dealers.
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Annie Budehia
Susie Peinzuzie
Susie Peiicuzie
C. G C. Donovan
F. F. Tinkham
George W. Beal
Wood
All Denlora An & Guarantee
Castoria Through Generations Recalls A Mother's Care
A vintage ad lyric traces Castoria as a constant from infancy to motherhood, with the product accompanying Dakywaanjck as a child Mia and into her children’s early years. The refrain emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations.
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Republicans
Stone
A. J. Colburn, Jr
McCarthy
W. Gayiord Thomas
Hirge
Nuldbess
Charles P. O'Malley
Mr. O'Malley
Turner
American Protective Association
Mercantile Agency
Grover Cleveland
Senate
House
Wilson
Penn
BuiVania
Republican Party
North
Nova Scotia
England
Russia
Colburn
Ringfan Patootey
Leveland
Child of
Gorman
Wilkes: Barre
Profesor
W. J. Martin
Typewriter Trust
Wood's College of
City
Martin
Deidgeport
Conn
Pillsbury
Polander
Tive
Cleopatra
Diana
Bath
Y. M. C. A. Services
Horan
Gautsechina
Myer
MHS
William M'Collom
Dunmore Doings
Prirone
San
the Scranton Business College
Buck, Whitmore & Co., Props, Cor. Adams and Linden
the Frothingham
Niblo's Garden
New York, Co
Ruth Morley
Mr. J. KO. Emmet
Fritz
Ladhanen
Wlfvuuy
Fourteenth Street Theater
New York Warehouse
Wiftth Avenue
E.c.ricker& CO
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
Court House News Notes
Linn Allen
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Spruce Street
G. Dub. Dimmick
Waverly
A.B. Cor
Phila
Broad Street
Twelfth
Market Street
Scrantoniang
Ambraclite
T. J. Victory
Castoria
Mia
Thea Casioria
Comedienne
Fanny Rice
Mise Rice
Sule of
Seule
Cate
Walter McCann
John B. Wills
Mons Leon Intri
Cop Yaiguy
Conrad, Hatter
Lackawanna Avenue
C. M. Harris
Penn A
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CV Cma
TIO
Matey
Dr. Peal
Riohn Ha Aelre
Col
Wyoming Avenue
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