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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1902

Page

5

Fragmentary political speakers list from a past edition

An OCR fragment lists various speakers and locations across October to November, naming judges, Republican candidates, ex postmaster general, and congressional figures. Mentions include Judge Pennypaucker, Joy Bevernor, William I. Sciuffer, Charles Emory Smith, Stuart Mohibbeu, James Mary JohnB. Serage, and others across towns like Lavon Anditonind North Seruattoarny and South Serviton.

Nals Mijor Everey¢ Warren Hevaber Tat Derma W. Chaylord Homies Thomas HH Dale Ohn Peae Ai Autientium Novet Boranton Pot Heberts Auiphy Jerey Snyder Flon Enies Mealy W. Gaylord Phomus Octolwych-At Webbers Dohn Hydonee Dete Farr Bou Prederle Wyilhedts Dymand Atonsie Speiker Jerry Bayvder Monies UW Dile W. Gaylord Thomas Charleos Chwern Galt Tom Boos Muga John M. Bleeds Deres Bryer Workhirtinn’s Hall South Serviton Millenne Lowry St. A. Zimerman Thor Det de Farr Athlon Tall South Berinton James Mary Johnb Serage Tol Moblacks AL Hovaugh Lith Dlekwon

Personalities and Guests Mentioned in Local Notices

The clipped item lists various individuals visiting or staying with friends and relatives, including Wallace G. Moser of the Tinos, Mabel Hobbs a solo soprano, and Detective Sergeant William A. Carroll from Newark. Other names include Emily O Hiowns of 12 Gilson Street and Mrs. Br. J. Pronk of Schenectady, with several those guests noted at different households.

Wallace G. Moser Tinos Lily Nicholson Mabel Hobbs Vineity Church Tilmina Nod Aye Dixie Ave William A. Carroll Newark Ava Emily O' Hiowns Br. J. Pronk Schenectady B.o Calvin Beybult and Mires Wow. Utterson Phils. Delphia Paterson Dahvid Hichards Scranton Etvoes

Night School Seeks Record Attendance at Scranton College

Night school seating in the Sushinaa department was raised for the third time on Saturday as Scranton Business College’s program grows. The 215 Connell building hosts classes from 7 to 8 50 p m with Lindaburg Surgeon and disease specialists listed among offerings.

Sushinaa Scranton Businxes College Ous Connell Building Lindaburg

Strain Grows as List Nears Final Contest Night

The article notes increasing effort among players near the center of the rankings as nine points were added yesterday. Several bottom-placed workers are reshuffled, and the contest closes tomorrow night at eight o'clock.

Thayer

Scranton Contestants Win Sparse Standings List

A long OCR list shows standings and names from Scranton and nearby towns. Entries include Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst and Elmer Williams Elmhurst with varied scores, alongside Beatrice Harpur Thompson and Jane Mathewson Factoryville among many others from Scranton, Forest City, and surrounding areas.

J. Ees Scranton Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst William T Eton A Chas.w. Dorsey L. E. Stanton Hendrick Adams Lewis Bates Marry Madden Henry &. Collins Kivers Homer Kresge Hyde Park Beatrice Harpur Thompson Wes Frank B. McCreary Hallstead Elmer Williams Jane Mathewson Factoryville A Tees South Louis Gere Brooklyn Hugh Johnston Forest City John ‘Mackie Providence Eddie Morris South Scran- Pom Fears Cacesadelre Edna Coleman Arthur J. Thayer South Sopaneor

Scranton Tribune Educational Contest Sees Rising Tension

The Tribune Educational Contest nears its close with nine more contestants reporting points. Albert Freedman of Bellevue leads among early entrants, while others like William Cooper and Walter Phullstead show movement in the standings. The final hour arrives at 8 p.m. tomorrow as entries must be completed for consideration.

Tadiy Tribune Court House United States Scranton Mir Kresge Fis Kaidine Minthstead Holgel Helig Euter Metreary Sceranton Vtelbune Jane Miathewsen Ville Fred Kiblett South Scranton Leis Gere Brooklyn Gere

Series Of Accidents Near Almers Mills Involving Train Carriage And Horse

A Wilkes-Barre bound train struck a carriage with a horse at a crossing near Almers Mills. Fred Smith, driver of the horse, was nearly dragged from the scene, ultimately rescued as the wagon and horse were displaced. Several passengers escaped injury while the accident disrupted the route and required assistance.

Wilkes-Barre Agis and Hudson Smith de Disney

Endorsement of the Mathushek Piano by a Conservatory Professor

Professor Haydn Evans lauds the Mathushek piano for its rich tone, superb action, and durability after four years in the Conservatory. The firm advertises more Mathushek models in stock at its New Haven showroom with local sale at 8 Spree Street.

Haydn Evans Mathuetiek Phinos Conservatory of Music Paist Lome Phyee Mathushek Oase Sony Fersar Vines Mathushek Minnumetur Oloe Sertoli Musser Muthushek Othe New Phancon

High School Notes and Local Education Highlights

The article lists notes from Levinton and Hartshord area schools, noting student drawings received by Bow ton and local exhibitions. It references Chusella Institute of Technology and mentions examinations open to active freshmen with ties to Scranton high school.

Levinton Biel Chusella Institute of Technology Bowton Hartshord

Resumption Day Sweeps Valley Mines After Prolonged Strike

Across the valley thousands return to work as breakers restart and mines assess readiness. Non union workers disperse and plans for rehiring unfold while engineers and managers debate reinstatement and safety conditions.

the Tribune Distrier No. 1 Distrier No. 1, Tnited Hoodhuan Tene Barnard Nanticoke Worle Pnde Bare Muttley Lehtah Valley Company Leoff Malletead Whiel Sloan and Central Delewaite Lackawanna Herles Mide Tobey Howe Delaware and Hudson Company Woofle Company Scrinton Clinton Wayne Coounty Clintow Greenwoods Plymouths Baltimore No. 6 Pine Ridge Laflin Langcliffe Teaurel Fu Plymouth Rose Richmond No Ontario and Western Theynen Bryden

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