Political Meeting Schedule Across Cities in Late October
A series of campaign talks are planned from Oct 27 to Nov 2 in Dalton Dickson City Centre City Carbondale South Side and nearby venues. Speakers include A J Colborn H C Reynolds John G McAskie William Bryden Daniel Hastings Latta Reeder Henry Hall Charles Warwick Everett Warren J Jones C P O Malley A Zimmerman M W Lowry and J M Harris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. PL O'Malley
Streeter
Bouth
Goermania Hall
RA. A. Zimmerman
A. J. Colborn
South Side
Natter’'s Hall
KR. A. Zimmerman
C. Reynolds
Workingemen'’s Hall
John M. Harris
H.C. Iternolls
South Stbm
Thil H's Hall
M. W. Lowry
J. M. Harris
Liederkranz
Music Hall
Ww. Schilling
Lederkrang
Kate B. Potts
Hyde Park Avenue
Warren & Knapp
Bank Street
Bailey
Pryden
Bryden
William Connell
McKinley
John F. Reynolds
Carbondale
John G. McAskie
Traction work links Washington avenue tracks to Lackawanna
City notes report Traction company connecting its Washington avenue line with the Lackawanna tracks. Various local items include appointments, meetings, repairs, and civic notices. The list mentions Rinley as minority inspector, a Central Women's Temperance meeting, street repairs on Swetland street, and political campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Traction Company
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas A. Rinley
Merriet
Ninth Ward
Central Woman's Temperance Union
Kinsley
Bauer
Ita
Ble
A. V. Bower
Scranton
Raub
Ingham
Evle
Hailey
Thomas N. Powell
William Jones
Alonzo FR. Terwilliger
Clara Cook
Ex Mayor Fellows Speaks at Dunmore Republican Rally
Ex mayor of Scranton John H Fellows delivers a forceful speech at a Dunmore Christian church rally attended by many Democrats. William Bryden and John G McAskie also speak praising candidates and urging unity for tariff reform and free silver opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Dunmore
Christian Church
Dunniere
John H. Fellows
Scranton
William Bryden
John G. McAskie
William Connell
Bb. W. Bennett
Mr. Connell
John J. Philips
John Fellows
Rally at Greenwood backs McKinley and Hobart club
A large Greenwood crowd attended a meeting at Fasshold's hall under the McKinley and Hobart club. Attorneys Reynolds and Edwards spoke on silver and wages, while Davis chaired and Bryan’s 16 to 1 plan drew applause. Reynolds argued tariff needs and warned against free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasshold
Greenwood
McKinley and
Hobart Club
H.C. Reynolds
John R. Edwards
G. T. Davis
Edwards
Bryan
William Connell
Reynolds
Connell
Penn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Ainee
O, N
Father O'Reilly
Trente Int Davis
Republican Enthusiasm for Parade in Clakely Borough
Republican workers led by McKinley and Hobart boosters paraded through Clakely's First ward aided by visiting clubs. About fifty Junior Republican members joined by the Lawrence band marched from Malin and Depot arrests to Decker's bridge and back to Ledyard's hall for a meeting headlined by Major Everett Warren, R. A. Zimmerman, and J. F. Reynolds, the legislative candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Blakely
Third Ward
Republican Club
Peckville
James W. Smith
J. W. Smith
Reynolds
Major Warren
Zimmerman
Smith
Peeckville
McKinley
Hobart
Clakely
Ledyard’s Hall
Malin and
Depot Arrests
Decker’s Bridge
Hickory Street
Grassy Avenue
Central Republican club plans Wilkes-Barre parade turnout
At a city meeting the Central Republican club outlined plans for tomorrow night’s parade in Wilkes-Barre and the election returns night. Up to 1,900 paraders are counted, with 2,540 expected. free transport and a two-section excursion train were arranged. Major James W. Oakford will marshal the Scranton party, with DB Atherton as aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Republican Club
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton
James W. Oakford
Atherton
River
Bouth Streets
Actiiery
Adama Avenue
Public
Republican Club
Frank “. Lchroeder
Teete
Albert Hely
Wb BR Tiltehcock
AL RR
Foote
William Widenar
M. L. Wage
Charles W. Wilhelm
Bert Henderson
Robert V. Capwell
Arja Powell
T. Keese Jones
M. J. Walsh
Joseph Reisey
Philip Hinehand
George Scott
JW. Benjamin
Golden Red Republican Club
Wilken-Hirre
Thursday Demonstration in Frothingham Theater For Protection
Thursday night's demonstration in the Frothingham theater will crown the local campaign for Protection and sound money. Speakers include Governor Hastings General Latta General Reeder Colonel Harry Hall and Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia. Democrats and Republicans urged to attend.
Laxative and drugstore ad offers refund and specials
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25 cents. Twining optician at 125 Penn Avenue in Harris' drug store. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickle your babies with a pound of Diet Butter Crackers at your grocers. Red Hooped Keys The Crystal Laundry specializes in careful work with prompt orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Optician
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Great M Kinley Parade Draws Thousands In Scranton
A vast Republican parade is planned in Scranton with up to 6 000 marchers, five divisions, and a large wheelmen contingent. Major Oakford and D B Atherton marshal the event, to be reviewed at the Wyoming House and run through Franklin Lackawanna Adams Spruce Jefferson Pine Washington Mulberry Penn Spruce Count House Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming House
Central Republican Club
Hine
James W. Oakford
D. B. Atherton
Stat
Franklin Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Adams Avenue
Spruce Street
Jefferson Avenue
Pine Esteem
Washington
Mulberry Street
Penn Avenue
Count House Square
Marshal
E. A. Gilmore
Aldeen
H. P. Hitchcock
D. L. Rougon
C. F. Knieht
Harry Pierce
Harry Northup
E. E. Chase
George Brooks
Jermyn
Frank Depue
Frank C. Welling
Sam Lewis
K. B. Atherton
Buait
Election Nicht at the ML A Fnithusiastle night
Election night coverage describes a political event with supporters gathering indoors. The narrative hints at crowds but emphasizes a calm, organized atmosphere rather than street demonstrations or public clashes.
Young Men's Christian Association Election Information Evening
The Y M C A will obtain returns by private wire from every location in the union and intersperse them with a wholesome program. Caterer Hanley will serve refreshments, and seats are reserved at the association office for a nominal fee. Apply early for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Hanley
Association
Sixth annual ball of Lackawanna Iron and Coal engineers union
Railroad Employes of Iron and Coal Company danced at Music Hall for the sixth annual ball of the Engineers Conductors and Stakemen Beneficial Association. Miss Katie Reardon provided music and J H Hart promoted the event with George Simmon as master of ceremonies. Committees included James Shea John McGrath John Shea Michael Coar Marty Davis James P Best Reese Powell John Donnnelly George Rosar Thomas Hart Conrad McHugh Abraham Getz and Daniel Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Music Hall
Katie Reardon
J. H. Hart
George Simmon
James Shea
John McGrath
John Shea
Michael Coar
Marty Davis
James P. Best
Reese Powell
John Donnnelly
George Rosar
Thomas Hart
Conrad McHugh
Abraham Getz
Daniel Melvin
Death verdict in Primore case shocks court room watchers
The investigation into George Sehmo’s death occurred in the court house arbitration room with Deputy Coroner Penny packer and Andrew Pallyo and John Punta the charged men, Sehmo’s brother Andrew present in bloodstained shirt, and two women among observers. The jury found Sehmo died from skull fracture after a fight with Pallyo and Punta on Saturday October 1, with witnesses Leyshon and Selina providing statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sehmo
Court House
Penny Packer
Andrew Pallyo
John Punta
Andrew Sehmo
Simpson
Melvin
Ward
Pallyo
Sehma
Stanton
C. C. Ballentine
Pennypacker
Fehmo
Thenns Leyshon
Leyshon
Selina
Lackawanna Hospital
Wundersigied
George Scho
Andrew Fpallyo
Primore
A. BF. Vorhis
G. A. Blanchard
John T. Brown
O. M. Custard
C. M. Sitterly
G. F. Chamberlain
Cloaks and Artful Attire Open New York Line
W R Black returns from New York with a new line of capes and jackets offered at popular prices. Specials today include ladies capes priced at 8 dollars, black kersey jackets at 7 dollars, English novelty jackets at 9 dollars, mixed tweed jackets at 7 dollars, and tea gowns listed at 6.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OR. Black
New York
Cives
Seseveseresinereres
Aslik Wnod
Black’s 4 50 6 50 New Cloak Department
Local ad lists Black’s department store at 132 Wyoming Avenue offering men's and women’s coats with prices 4.50 and 6.50, featuring A. R. Sawyer as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Cloak Department
Wyoming Avenue
A. R. Sawyer
Reeves Jones Piano Teacher at Mrs Kopf's Residence Scranton
Reeves Jones teaches piano organ and harmony as well as the art of accompanying with a studio at the late Herr Kopfps residence 302 Adams Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Kopfp
Adams Avenue
Scranton
Dainty Cups and Saucers Offered at Cost Price
A small ad touts a large assortment of cups and saucers with about 300 patterns available at cost price from 10 cents to $1.25. Also advertised are rich decorated combs and brush trays, reduced to five or six and a half cents respectively, with a motto promising high grade goods at bottom prices.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Tosos
Lackawanna
A.B. Warman
WS & AA
City Notes
Davidow Bros
Wanna Avenue
Maniere
Mr. Fellows
Democratic Party
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Middletown
N. Y
Levering
Palmer
This
New York State
Meikinley Club
Alderman Bellew
Semonstra
Tion
Ter
Local Campaign For
Protec
Hastings
Latta
Reeder
Harry Hall
Warwick
Philadelphia
Cathedral
Lohmann's
Crystal
M’kinley
Marshal Oakford
Guier No. T
Ine
Coronel Agher Miner
Wilkes-arre and
Vicinity
Furie H. iPpple
Cermania Band
Eleventh Ward Republican Club
Philip Wirth
Montrose Barnard
Guth
Young Men's Republican Club
Frank Schroeder
Youn Men's
newTee Republican Club
HH. Seldm Dunmore
Italian Stab
Frank Win
United Italian
Ferdinando A Arigoni
Neptune Engine House
Central Park
Carden
Germania Band
Minooka
Movsle
Birch Street
Cedar Avenue
Linden Street
RB. A. Gilmore
Bicycle Division
Northeatern Pennsylvania
Seranton
McKinley and Cobart Clube
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna Avenuue
Itda
Megarsle
Court House Square
Inden
MelKuley
E. A. Glimore
Iron and Coal Company
McGarrah
Baby Bazaar
Jordain
Berry
Astrakhan Cape
Ivers & Pond
Powell
Music Store
Black
Reeves Jones
S. C. Snyder
D. D.S
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Holland
J.bolz
Hallacher
Langfeld
China
Ruppreght's
Crystal Palace
Penn Ave
Opp Baptist Church
William S. Millar
GAS and Water CO
Correr
Center ST
Dunn
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