Fragmented list of political speaking events and venues
A sequence of dated entries lists speakers and venues across October to November at halls including Bt. David's hall Woblers' tall Dymond' Mall Odd Yellows' hall and Workingmen's hall featuring Hon. James, Murphy, Snyder, Burr, Thoms, W. Gaylord, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. David's Hall
James
Sherman
AL V
Vreeland
Alexander Molowell
Chiot Vleork House of Representatives
Carbondile
Boreno Bh
Payne
Ways and Meus Committee
Major Everett Woerren
Mousiunde
Sergi. Boeure
W. Gaylord Thomas
Phomius H. Bale
John K. Burr
Atuittorium
North Beranton
Fporkers
Robert Murphy
Jerry Snyder
James Moir
W. Gaylord Thoms
Woblers
Tall Taylor
Brookers
John J. Jones
Tow
Johan BR. Farr
Prodorlo W. Fleits
Athletic Hall
South Beranton
John FF. Serage
John M. Martin
Borough Hall
Dickson City
Murphy
John & Parr
John M. Juerls
Thornton Case Returns to Trial in Federal Court
The re trial of T M Thornton of Wilkes Barre against Security Insurance of New Haven and National Assurance of Ireland began in U S district court and may run next week or longer Judge Archibald ordered all other cases dropped Thornton seeks 6000 for damaged household goods after moving from Wilkes Barre to Kingston prior to a Kingston fire The prior trial awarded 3800 to Thornton and a new trial was granted The trial includes Thornton's detailed inventory of a 4000 book collection and disputed signed answers in a transcript and mentions Zeigler and other related cases filed in bankruptcy court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Thornton
Wilkes-Barre
Security Insurance Company
New Haven
Kingston
Thornton
Archhbald
Pharitif
Archibald
John McGuahren
Willkes- Barre
Te. N. Willard
John T. Lenahan
Renin
Matey
Lenihan
Lennahan
Lenahan
George W. Zeigler
Archbald
John S$. Cramer
Aelglew
I Fame
Zeigler
United States
McCarvell
Cramer
Vestitute of
America
Delaware and Hudson Special Service For Camp Visitors
The Delaware and Hudson Company arranges a special val a service on Sunday the 26th to accommodate visitors to Camp Wrekolf at Olympic for the dress parade. Details on timetable to be published in afternoon papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrekolf
Olyphant
Tvaio
Griffin Post Inspection Praises Unit As One Of State’s Best
Bara Griffin Post No. Noo Wi Go AL Th held a jolly annual inspection in its rooms with 229 members. Inspectors from Moscow and local officers declared the post well ordered and the best uniformed unit in the state. A campfire program featured a poem by John McComb of Davis Post Carbondale and remarks by Stevens Parson De Livey Holgate and others. Fred Emerich of Green Ridge was mustered in as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Griffin
Noo Wi
OO Eb, Vaugham
Moscow
A. Vi. Stevens
Thomas Barrowman
George Wickenhoffer
George EF. Schaeffer
Hoffman
S. Beemer
Stevens
B. Wright
Halsey Lathrope
C.H. Fisher
John McComb
Davis Post
Carbondale
Parson
Sydney
N.Y
P, de Livey
Richard Holgate
Fred Emerich
Green Ridge
Port
Additional Donations to Home for the Friendless
Yesterday the Home for the Friendless received numerous gifts from Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Mrs. J. S. McAnulty, Mrs. Melhtie, and others. Donors provided money, food, flour, fruit, vegetables, candy, soap, clothing, and services, including baskets of grapes and sweet potatoes, breakfast foods, buckwheat flour, and street car courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dickson
J. S. McAnulty
Melhtie
William McClare
A. H. Storrs
L. Connell
Charles Chandler
Worker Loses Eye After Rivet Strike at Local Shops
Thomas Callahan of Mallroad Avenue, an employee of the Delaware Linck Awana and Western car shops, was injured yesterday while cutting a rivet from a steel truck. A fragment struck his eye, destroying its sight and he was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital where the eye was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Callahan
Mallroad Avenue
Delaware, Linck- Awana and Western
Moses Taylor Hospital
Luvckawanna Steel Plant Nears Completion in Buffalo
The eighty million notime high steel plant at Buffalo is nearing completion and will employ 15 000 workers. Two additional large plants are rising nearby, promising more jobs and growth. Prospectors urged to buy nearby lots as values rise. L Hitchcock Son Fire Insurance and Real Estate Commonwealth Building bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nietimneth
Luvckawanna Steel Coniypinity
Buffilo
Young City
Ir L. Hitchcock & Son
Commonwealth Building
Michachin Bros Price Inquiry Note
A shopper asks for current prices and any discounts on goods. They inquire about guarantees and duration, and whether the discount or guarantee is real. They request inspection for defects and buy only if no defects and a long guarantee is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michachin Bros
Scranton Business College Sees Fast Enrollment Growth
The Scranton Business College reports 325 capacity with 225 students enrolled and new names being added daily. Demand for bookkeepers and stenographers exceeds supply, signaling strong job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Yalls
Coursen’s Quinces Cauliflower and Lettuce List
A fragment lists Coursen’s items including quinces cauliflower head lettuce luna beans and California suits. The note shows a markets or shop inventory without context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Poor Board Grants Relief Amid Confusing Requests
The poor board met yesterday and admitted Carrie M. Davis to Hillside Home while others, including Joseph Price and Mrs Schwagnes, sought aid. Cases involved husbands jailed or deserted spouses, with some rulings deferred to Director Shotton. The meeting also covered state convention reports and a visit to the Elwyn Institute where several children are cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval
Carrie M. Davis
Pear Street
Hillside
Joseph Price
Raitroad Avenue
Williams
West Scranton
John H. Willims
Auway
Williiams
New York
Wilkains
David H. Jones
Dickert
Somerset
Messrs
Fuller
Gillespie
Lynch
Puller
Elwyn Institute
Enjoyable Affair Aids Mortgage Cancelation at Holy Trinity
The Ladies' Aid of Holy Trinity Lutheran church raised funds toward $200 of the $1000 mortgage payoff with an entertainment and birthday social at Guernsey hall last night. Rev. Ritter welcomed guests and presided, with Rev. Kunkle also speaking. Performances included recitations by Elizabeth Horbach, Dessie Schine vocal and Grace Gerlock piano solos, Mary Schubert piano, a Jennie Huber and Mrs. Howard duet, and a violin display by Mr. Gerbe and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Guernsey Hall
PF. Ritter
Mr. Kunkle
St. Paul's Church
Elizabeth Horbach
Dessie Schine
Grace Gerlock
Mary Schubert
Jennie Huber
Howard
Gerbe
Pickpocket Arrest Highlights City Scuffle
A colored woman named Josephine Rooney was arrested after stealing 49 dollars from a White nun who declined prosecution. Rooney promised to leave the city and was released. On September 25 she allegedly took 860 dollars from John Mangan and vanished again until a man detained her and handed her to police. She was committed in default of 00 ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Rooney
John Mangan
Manwin
Frigid Alaska or Philippines zone enjoy Eagle Brand milk
A humorous note claims Borden's Eagle Brand Wonderwed Milk has stood first for forty five years and can be enjoyed in coffee tea or hot chocolate in varied climates from Alaska to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Toveld
Philippines
Borden
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Make-Up List
The document lists today’s Delaware Lackawanna and Western board lineup for Friday October 24 with times including Extvis Mast seven p m Brady Kearney Abana Ww Py My Bush and several others. It notes schedule blocks from six p m to nine p m and references beavers and extractions in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Extvis
Brady
Kearney
Abana
Bush
Suminlis
Rounfalker
Plaine Bop
Eyatil
Casei Wima Beavers
Kretchumy I
HL Slick
Sparse OCR Schedule Roster With Time Marks
A garbled list of names and times appears as an incomplete schedule or roster. The readable elements include multiple persons such as Burkhart Von Wormer McCann J. Hennigan Moran Daly and others with various times from early morning to afternoon, suggesting a duty or shift roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart
von Wormer
McCanry
Larkin
Blouples
Lou
Whampoon
Mebane
Vitagerald
Donny
Jagserty
McCann
Suimmilsat
J. Hennigan
Mines Restart Across Delaware and Hudson Fields
Nineteen of thirty collieries in Delaware and Hudson line began operations with more expected to reopen today or Monday. Many plants resume as miners return. some sites face flooding and repairs. Nonunion engineers faced resistance. inspectors sided with miners. Army troops may be recalled as conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Olyphant
Grassy Island
General Gobin and Sheriff Discuss County Duty
Sheriff Schadt told General Gobin in Wilkes-Barre he will resume county duties in Lackawanna. Coal superintendents doubt troops needed. Gobin will consider the communication. President Nichole traveled to Carbondale for the miners statement and blacklisting cases are being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schadt
Wilkes-Barre
Nichole
Carbondale
Washington post office worker shoots self in head
William P. Jaimes formerly of 619 South Main avenue and now in the equipment bureau at Washington, D. C., shot himself in the head while packing his trunk, the weapon exploded as he tried to remove cartridges. He is recovering at the Soldiers' Home hospital. A brother denied later reports of attempted self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jaimes
South Main Avenue
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Washington
New York
Bunco Steerer Arrested in City Rail Yard
A man giving the name Stanley Machulls was arrested at the Delaware and Hudson yard by Special Officer P. E B. Spellman. He is charged with robbing an emigrant of six dollars at the Union hotel after luring him from the train. Authorities believe the suspect may be Stanley Barskes, recently released from county jail for coal theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Machulls
Delaware and Hudson Yard
P. E B. Spellman
Union Hotel
Machulis
Stanley Barskes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Mathushek Piano Endorsed by Professor Evans
Professor Haydn Evans praises Mathushek pianos for tone, action, and durability. He has bought three more for his Conservatory and endorses the brand. Samples are shown at 134 Spruce Street Scranton with local manager 8 D Musser arranging direct factory sales from New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn Evans
Mathushek
Conservatory of Music
Evans
Mathushek Pianos
Mathushek Manufacturing Company
Spruce Street
Scranton
D. Musser
New Haven
Conn
Train service set for visitors to Camp Wyckolf Sunday
Special train arranged for Sunday to carry visitors to Camp Wyckolf. Details to be published in afternoon papers. officials say service will accommodate expected crowds and improve travel ease.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Kodak
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Sumner Salter
Register Now
Linden St
U. S. Lumber
New Mexico Railway Co
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Traders’ National Bank
Alexander Car Replacer
I. F. Megargel & CO
Bonds and Securities
Connell Building
Lackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Abe
Auditorion
North Scranton
William KE
Scien
Chester
Thomas WI
Dale
Dulin
Jones
Ala
Jor Everett Warren
AL Lyceum
Iton
Charlies
Mmory Smith
Stuart McKibbon
Congress
Tinals
Priday and Sfurdas Oor
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
North Malin Avenue
Alfred Pennington
Griffin Post
Coursen
E. G. Coursen
Lackawanna Ave
Ladies of Holy Trinity Church
Dd, L. & W. Board
Priday
Bavurday
Got
Hallstead
Sloan and Central
Prytherch
John Cusick
Greenwood No. 1
Spring Brook
Langcliffe
Laflin
Laurel Run
Baltimore Slope
Plymouth
Boston
Temple Company
Northwest
Ontario and Western Company
Pine Brook
Richmond No. 3
Bkrle
Stone
Gobin
W. P. James
BUNCO
Mathushek Piano
Camp Wyckolf
Lad
Masury
Parrotts, Masury’s, Valentines and
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
Dent
Han
Washingtons “Ave
Spruce ST
Ayne
Iuaranty and Trust Co
L. A. Watries
BL. Phillips
Abram Neebitt
Thomas EB. Jones
William Tf. Tmallstead
Johnson
Thomas Hf. Watkins
Tt. A. Watres
Nettleton
N. Washington Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Yactiver
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Sprugch Street
Whiting
Reynolds Brothers Hotel
Jermyn Building
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