Political Meeting Schedules Across Several Towns
A sequence of upcoming political meetings lists towns Led ard Mon, Minoura, Dalton, Central City, Carbondale, South Side and The South Side with dates in late October and early November. Speakers include Major Everett Warren Attorney Zimmerman Attorney Harris Attorney Edwards Governor Hastings General Reed and others.
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Peckville
Ledard’s Hall
Everett Warren
HK. A. Zimmerman
Minoura
H. . Harris
FF. Wwifeliz
John R. Edwards
Dalton
Daniel H. Hastings
Reeder
Henry Hall
Pittsburg
Charles I. Warwick
Philadelphia
Carbondale
Opera House
John E. Jones
Nova
Mouller’s Hall
PL O'Milley
H. M. Drrasier
South Side
Germania Hall
TA. Zimmerman
A. J. Colborn
Bouth Side
Natter’s Hall
R. A. Zimmerman
H.C. Reynolds
Bouth
Sixth Ward Republicans Host Rally at Christian Church
A Sixth ward Republican rally is planned this evening at the Christian church on Tripp avenue. Speakers include congress hopeful Willam Connell Hon John H Fellows William Bryden and others. Republican candidates for policy commissioners and auditors will attend. The Sixth Ward quartette will perform several new selections. Full public attendance is expected.
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Prand
Sixth Ward
Christian Church
Tripp Avenue
Willam Connell
Congress
John H. Fellows
William Bryden
City notes brief coroner inquiry and local notices
The coroner's jury will meet to inquire into the death of Jeorge Behmo. Free Kindergarten association committee meets at 4 30 p m at Mrs K L Fuller's in Jefferson avenue. Mire Jennie Tobin sues Delaware Hudson Canal for damages in trespass. Tri County Undertakers meeting set for Carbondale November 24. association covers Lackawanna, Luzerne and Wyoming counties. William Martin seeks court permission to adopt Eva Smith von Reese. Inspector Gorman reports postal sub station needs for Hyde Park and Providence. St Joseph's Foundling Home appeals for donations October 23 and 29 to fund a new building and ongoing relief efforts.
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Jeorge Behmo
Court House
Free Kindergarten Association
K L. Fuller
Jefferson Avenue
Trespars
Mire
Jennie Tobin
Lackawanna
Ligerne
Wyoming
William Martin
Eva Smithvon Reese
Gsear
Cy Reese
Gorman
Post Office Department
Hyde Park
Providence
St. Joseph's Foundling Home
St. Joseph's Society
O'Hara
Finnen
Republican Committees Forecast Large County Victory
At Saturday’s county committee meeting reports from all parts of the county were encouraging and pledged strong support for the Republican county ticket. The parade committee met to finalize plans for Tuesday night’s big demonstration in Lackawanna.
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Republican County Committee
Republican
Lackawanna
Late notices mailed for Lackawanna history meeting
Two hundred notices for the October 20 meeting were mailed Sunday at 7.90 p.m. and the remainder Monday at 9.20 a.m. Curator Charles Le Roy Wheeler asks members who did not receive notices by Wednesday to inform him and send the notices if possible. Dr. McDowell, dentist, 240 Adams Avenue, is referenced.
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Charles LE Roy Wheeler
Railroad Men for Sound Money Parade in Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western workers from Scranton and nearby towns join a large rally in the city to back McKinley and Hobart. The 1500-plus marchers, from engineers to clerks, parade with lanterns and uniforms, cheering as they pass notable railroad offices and officials.
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William Connell
Round House
McKinley
Hobart
Pennsylvania
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Plaza
Kingston Club
Ney
Kingston Band
KR. B. Vaughn
KR. H. Hubble
Charles F. Swallow
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Engineers
Sound Money Club
Hallstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Band
R. R. Boys
H. Travis
Moscow
Wullonty Tunbar
Old Glory
William 2D. Roberts
Tobyhanna
Mgr. Roberts
Bloomsburg
John MR. Trach
Edward Bishing
James Duffy
James A
John R. Troch
Edward W. Swartz
J. A. McClelland
Horatio T. Fellows
Fifteenth
Stroudsburg
Pittston
KR. T. Rennie
Otto 4H. Schriefer
Aid
Charles Haag
Car Shops Club
Guth
Marshal
Stonealda
Frank McFarland
B. ¥. Berry
Fred Babcock
Frank Sweet
George Parott
Roy Legge
George Roberts, Jr
John Madden
James Conley
Eoward R. Conley
Frank Buycham
Douglas Harvie
Robert Eldridge
Fred Emerson
Frank Glover
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Lackawanna Avenue
Adama
Spruce
Jefferson
Linden
Madison
Washington
Wyoming
Lackawanna
James
Taylor hosts enthusiastic Republican parade and mass meeting
Taylor Saturday night saw a street parade and mass meeting with loud cheers for Republican candidates and principles. The Junior Republican club of Serenton and the First Ward McKinley club led the procession, but the standout segment was about a thousand independent workingmen marching and filling Taylor’s streets with their cheers.
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Taylor
School House
Union
Firet Ward
Daniel Williams
Taylor Station
McKinley
Hobart
Main Street
Republican Club
Serenton
First Ward
McKinley Club
Mareh
Death of the Hon. D. M. Jones
D. M. Jones died at 11.20 last night at his home 134 South Main avenue Scranton from stomach trouble. He was a prominent citizen who served as postmaster and held multiple local offices. Survived by Mrs. Jones and children, funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Atorney
James Watkins
Watkins
Taylor
John M. Harris
Harris
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Princeton University
Leverett Warren
America
Major Warren
tHlchet
N.C. Mackay
Third Legislative
John R. Johns
DP. M. Jones
Rhymney
Hréckenshirre
South Wales
Wales
Scranton
Jones
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
West Side
Ben. D. M. Jones
South Main Avenue
W. EE. Allen
Mr. Jones
Frank M. Wandling
Cambrian Insurance Company
West Side Hospital Association
West Side Bank
Schuylkill County
West Side Board of Trade
Lackawanna Agricultural Society
Scranton Ad Catalog Promotes Tea Sets and Tailored Goods
An old cleaned ad text lists offerings from Sikantestion scholarships and business education to decorated tea seats, 16 lb tea portions, printed toilet sets, club order attention, and tailored suits. It references Scranton’s Tea Store at 525 Lackawanna Ave and John Ross menswear at 207 Bp ce etrect with various staple items and promotions.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
John Ross
Private Youngs Wins Individual Crack Shot Championship
Private W W Youngs of Company D won the Dickson City drill range championship in the 11th straight year of the individual crack shot competition. Captain Frank Roeling of Company C finished second two points behind. Winners receive 15 and 10 dollars. range closes next Saturday as 40 regiment members pursue required points.
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W. W. Yours
Company D
Dickxon City Rutle Range
Mr. Younes
Nittometehet
Younus
Tim
Frank Reabling
Company C
Robling
Stv
Aude
Younes Holling
Stout
Stokes
Merriman
Stillwell
Prisoner in Central City Surrenders to Jails as City Quiet
From Friday night until 12 last night no arrests occurred in the central city precinct. One prisoner remained in the station house Wil iam Jones of the West Side sought confinement to escape the jim jams. Desk Sergeant Deiter admitted him. In the morning friends asked the mayor to extend his hold. The mayor sentenced him to ten days, which he accepted quietly.
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Sumter
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Jones
Scranton
Second National Bank
Gardner's Business College
Dana
Lackawanna County
Recny T. Frais
Central City
Wiliam Jones
West Side
William
Deiter
Baby Bazaar Displays Coats on Spruce Street
A dainty line of children's coats is showcased at the Baby Bazaar located at 612 Spruce Street. The notice also mentions Beecham’s Pills as a prominent product.
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Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Cloaks and Artistry in Fashion at Sawyer’s Store
Air W. RK Black presents a new cape and jacket line opened today at 132 Wyoming Avenue. Special bargains include ladies capes and jackets priced from 9.50 to 12.00, with a focus on designer skill over materials. A. R. Sawyer oversees the new cloak department.
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Air
W. RK. Black
New York
Seversysyesceuvsaanty
NEW Cloak Department
Wyoming Avenue
A. R. Sawyer
Teacher of Mano and Harmony Taught at Kopppf Residence
A studio instruction service offering Mano, Organ and Harmony lessons by a private teacher. Instruction is conducted at the residence of the late Herr Kopfppf, 302 Adams Avenue, Scranton.
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Mano
Herr Kopfp
Adams Avenue
Scranton
New Store Opens With Dinner Ware and Lamps
Advertises a new store offering open stock dinner ware toilet sets and lamps in fresh designs. Promotes Christmas gift shopping with a wide variety and early shopping for first choices.
Draperies Sale Brings Cozy Room Upgrades
From now until winter, home lovers can brighten rooms with Irish Point curtains at $1.50 a pair and other draperies priced at $10.00 $15.00 and more. The sale emphasizes value in out of season offerings.
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Land of the
Pyramids
Bargain Hat Sale Incomplete Catalog Fragment
A fragmented advertisement lists hats and accessories with striking price contrasts. Items include children's hats, quills, French fur felts, plumes, camel hair hats, walking hats, trimmed turbans, and velour hats. Prices range from a few cents to about two dollars, highlighting steep discounts.
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Tom Clark
Wales
T Ieee
Imported China Cups and Saucers Bargains
See immense bargains on imported China with A. D. Cups and Saucers from 10¢ to 25¢ each. About 300 patterns, rich decorated combs and trays reduced from 85¢ to 55¢. Special prices on assorted pieces at bottom prices.
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China
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Wall P
Dunmore Republican Rally
City Notes
The
Lackawanna Institute of History and Science
Dr. McDowell
Jordan
Lackawoona
W. F. Hallstead
Garrett Bogert
Charles Graham
David Brown
Robert McKenna
B. H. Pratt
Allen
D. M. Jones
Republic
Joseph A. Scranton
Parcy
T. W. Powderly
Labor-Greenback Party
Powderly
Harrison
D. W. Connolly
United States
Wood's Actual Business College
Scranton, Pa
Sika
Lene Snne Walt
W. P. Gregory & Co
Lack'a. Ave
McGarrach
W.W. Youngs
King of
Deecham
Beecham
Black
Reeves Jones
Musi
Gises
Berry
Astrakhan Cape
Ivers & Pond
Howse
Powell
Music Store
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
J.bolz
Hallacher
H. Langfeld
Ruppreght's
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
William S. Millar
Center ST
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