Republican Meeting Tour Schedules and Speakers
A compiled list of Republican meetings across Jermyn Moscow Fallon's hall Old TreAse Carbondale and nearby towns with speakers including George D Taylor George Heale John Rh Edwards J F Reynolds W Fleltz John R nee esq R A Zimmerman H C Heywalds C P O Malley and Hon J F Reynolds plus dates Oct 21 22 23 24 and early November 1890s detailing venues Opera House Frothingham theater and various halls with notable attendees and campaign figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
George D. Taylor
George Heale
John Rh. Edwards
J. F. Reynolds
Odd Fellows
Moscow
Boehkers
A. J. Colborn, Jr
R. Zimmerman
Uiany
Fallon's Hall
Old Taree
W. Fleltz
John R. Nee
J. M. Harris
George Okell
Miller's Hall
R. A. Zimmerman, Esq
H. C. Heywalds
Callary’s Hall
C. P. O'Malley
H. M. Streeter
Esq
Carbondale
Opera House
W. A. Stone
Major Everett Warren
A. J. Calhorn, Jr
John F. Reynolds
Phillipe’ Hall
R. A. Zimmerman
Charlies P. O'Malley
Diamond Hall
Moosi¢e
John Ball Osborne
John M. Harris
H. C. Reynolds
Ont Urmaory
Providence
Marriott Brosius
Weber
John Jones
Waverly
F. L. Hitchcock
M. Streeter
T.F. Penman
John T. Landis
Peckville
Lowy
H.C. Reynolds
Eag
John F.rey Ida
Elmdale
Paturnay
H. Fiurris
Mark Edgar
Fassold's Hall
Minooka
Pes
Speeakers
H. H. Harris
Fred W. Feltz
John de Edwarda
Dalton
Danil H. Hastings
Latta and
Reer
Henry Hall
Charles Warwick
Philadelphia
Frothingham Theater
Teeter Everett Warren
Joan Jones
Hon. C. P. O'Malley
Fred W. Fielts
H.S. Alworth
City Notes Highlights From Community Events And Licenses
The annual Cabmen's union ball, the Young Men's Institute social, and a Division 4 smoker define busy city nights. Scranton Clerks hold a meeting, musical alliance plans a four day gathering, Williams College hosts James Young with a Hamlet production, and several marriage licenses are issued. A school admittance rule is adopted for September January and April terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabmen's Union
Turner Hall
Wilkes-Barre
Columbus Council of the
Young Men's Tnsttute
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. Peter’s Hall
Bellevue
Scranton Clerks’ Association
Spruce Street
Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance
Factoryville Methodist Biscopal Church
H. KE. Cogswell
Marifield Normal School of Music
Alice C. Northup
Williams College
James Young
Young Edson
Young
Academy of Music
Mayfeld
Rose Sweeney
Wandling
William Greavy
Catherine Curry
Dunmore
Michael Langan
Barah Barrett
Edward G. Bavidge
Johanna Davis
Scranton
Edward Barnard
Margaret E. Newman
Edents
Baster Tribune
Helen Jud Strine
Buffalo
Elm Park Church
N. Y
Ann
Lawyers Enter Court Defense in Dunmore Murder Case
Ex judges Stanton and Martin join C C Ballentine to defend Andrew Pallyo and John Bonta charged with the murder of George Sehmo in Dunmore. Bail denied for high grade felony. coroner to hold inquest this evening.
Over the New Bridge Street Car Route Opens Soon
Officials test a Roaring Brook bridge car run and plan a belt line service between Mattes street and Prospect avenue. The curve on the approach needs rounding but will be fixed in a day or two. Stone avenue cars will follow Laurel Hill and Front streets to Hemlock and Prospect avenues, with trips every twenty four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Fox
Gilles Schkenk
Andrew Conlon
Roaring Brook Bridge
Fox
Stone Avenue
Mattes Street
Laurel Hill
Front Street
Pittston Avenue
Hemlock Street
Prospect Avenue
A Woman Rescued From Delaw are Tracks by Passing Officer
Mrs. Jones of 620 Beech Street, a monthly outdoor relief recipient, fell asleep drunk on the Delaware and Hudson tracks near Dodgetown with her two children. Patrolmen Welsh and Saul arrested her after Special Officer Lawrence Duhigg rescued them as an up-train approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Beech Street
Delaware and Hudson
Dodgetown Crossing
Milleer
Lawrence Duhigg
Welsh and
Saul
Annual Donation Day for Scranton Home for the Friendless
The Home for the Friendless in Scranton announces its annual donation day tomorrow. The increasing inmate population and recent building operations raise needs for gifts of provisions clothing and other family necessities from local residents and country friends alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mammoth new engine to boost Scranton traction power
The Scranton Traction company plans a 700 horsepower engine at the Providence plant within two months, raising total plant power from 1,200. Ground for the engine bed will be started soon, parts arrive by Navy Day, with completion aimed for December 1. The upgrade aims to improve public streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Traction Company
Providence
Robert F. Fox
Tribune
Navy. 1
Boycott by Lacka Wanna Retail Dealers Fails
The Retail Liquor Dealers association of Lacka Wanna County ends its boycott against brewers who refused to sign a no sale to speak easy pact. A key member told Tribune reporters the failure stems from those who started it and others who aided the brewers by ignoring the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Lackawanna County
Tribune
A School of Actual Business Promotes Quick Education
A historical notice touts a practical business school offering 100 scholarships at $15 each. Claims rapid mastery of business education in one quarter of the time of older systems. Mentions Walt for representatives and literature. Includes W. P. Gregory & Co and Try Jordan's stews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
W. P. Gregory & Co
Burke and Glover Obituaries Noted in Scranton Notices
In Scranton, October 1994, William Burke of 21446 Wayne Avenue is listed in a federal notice. In Scranton, October 19 at 10 50 p m at the home of her brother W D Sheree Seer is noted in a death notice.
Green Ridge rally hears three eloquent speeches
Assistant District Attorney John M. Harris A J Colborn and J Ball Osborne spoke at a Green Ridge Republican rally in Oakhill. Harris denounced free coinage as economic policy, Colborn critiqued Democrats on silver and tariffs, Osborne described labor conditions in Belgium and urged protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harris
A. J. Colborn
J. Ball Osborne
Ghent
Belgium
George Sanderson
Harris
Farr
Mackey Estate
Jones, Stewart & Ses
Lackawanna
William Connell
Giles Roberts
3. W. Roberts
Court House
Kiefer
Ward
A. E. Kiefer
Twenty-One Recruits Join American Volunteers in Scranton
Staff Captain Lindsay of Philadelphia attended the American Volunteers meeting at 318 Washington Ave. Twenty-one recruits were enrolled under the Christ flag. Most had been reached by volunteers and former non religious life. An earnest address praised the recruits for forsaking sin and turning to God. A prayer service, special music, and corical testimonials accompanied the ceremony. The Volunteers escorted Captain Lindsay to headquarters with a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Philadelphia
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Lost Temperance mine recovered after forty years
The Beaver Meadow Temperance mine, abandoned and flooded, was entered on Saturday by Superintendent John M. Lewis and Patrick Kelly. The team traced the opening and found the gangway reachable, with relics of past workers including a boot still on a prop. Restoration work will begin to revive the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Meadow
Wilkes-Barre
John M. Lewis
Patrick Kelly
Eckley I. Coxe
Double Wedding of Young Twins Sparks City Rumor
John Williams of Mayfield and Rose Sweeney of Wandling secured marriage licenses, followed by John Davis and May Williams of Mayfield. Both couples share birth year 1874 and similar names, suggesting twins. Clerks say the move was kept out of papers, while Alder man Millar confirms a double wedding earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Mayfield
Rose Sweeney
Wandling
Thomas
John Davis
May Williams
John
Charlotta
Williams
Millar
Oral School Directors Meet in Pennsylvania Deaf Institute
The Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf held its Board meeting in Henry Belin Jr’s office. HJ Matthews B G Morfan Rev T F Coffey and Henry Belin were re-elected as directors for three years. Officers re elected Ex Justice Alfred Hand president William Connell vice president Henry Belin Jr secretary treasurer C H Welles corresponding secretary. Executive and finance committees were formed and annual reports read. The school now has sixty five pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
Henry Belin
HJ. Matthews
B. G. Morfan
T. F. Coffey
Carbondale
Alfred Hand
William Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
C. H. Welles
James Kearney Disappears From Home After Walk
James Kearney a 53 year old miner and widower living at 423 Freles street vanished Friday night after saying he would walk to the central city. His dog returned home yesterday and authorities led by Chief Robling search for him. He was last seen at 9 pm wearing a black cheviot suit a colored shirt and a black fedora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kearney
Freles Street
Mr. Kearney
Central City
Robling
Kearney
Burglary at People's Market on Lackawanna Avenue
Burglars entered the People's Market at 85 Lackawanna Avenue through a rear window Sunday night or Monday morning. The cash register yielded $1.50 and a few hams and sausages were taken. No clues point to the culprits, though tramps are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Market
Lackawanna Avenue
Local Advertisements Highlight Services and Specials
Steam Heating and Plumbing by P. F. & M. T. Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave. Dr. McDowell dentist at 240 Adams Ave. Dinner seats and tea sets offered with heavy weights. Scranton Tea Store at 625 Lackawanna Ave. Tailor made fall outfits by John Ross at 307 Spruce St. 260 White Envelopes for 17c at 623 Lackawanna Ave. Jordan’s butter cakes and coffee priced at 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Henry Abbey Funeral in Northampton Mass
The burial of Henry E. Abbey the theatrical and operatic manager occurred this afternoon at Ore Street cemetery Northampton beside his first wife. There were no services at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Henry E. Abbey
Ore Street
Lips Auction Sale At Davidow Bros Draws Rainy Crowd
Rainy weather did not deter bidders at Davidow Bros as the Lips jewelry auction proceeded with steady attendance and competitive bidding across several lots.
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Davidow Bros
Opening. A dain of Children's Costs at the Baby
A fragment from 612 Spruce Street notes rising costs for children's care and goods. The short item highlights financial pressures affecting families and local services.
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Wyoming Ave
The
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A. B. Warman
Our
Vic & MA
Les and Wall
City Notes
Wood's Actual Business College
Scranton, Pa
Jordan
Green Ridge
M. L. Fine
H. L. Burdick
Oakhall
Capoose Avenue
Marion Street
Thirteenth Ward
Banderson
Supreme Court
MR. Harris
Colborn
Farues
Chicago
Vermont
Maine
Congress
House
Senate
Cleveland
Brgan
Paterson
N. J
Bryan
New York
United States
America
England
France
Germany
MR. Osborne
Osborne
Lindsey
P. F
M. T. Howley
Dr. McDowell
Adams Avenue
John Ross
Ats
Lack's
Bes
A. R. Sawyer
Berry
Ee Cape
Ivers & Pond
Powell
Reeves Jones
First
Herr Kopffp
Dow
S. C. Snyder
Sprecet
Hotel
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Land of the
Pyramids
Liebecker & Watkins
Karan Avenue
Wyoming
Henry Abbey
J.bolz
Hallacher
Hislacher’s Millinery
H. Langfeld
Carlsbad
Rappregat's
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Baptist Church
William S. Millar
GAS and Water CO
Center SL
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