West Side clubs form second division parade lineup
West Side Republican clubs march tonight from Hyde Park to Mulberry street with a new bridge crossing plan. Marshal W. 8. Mears leads divisions Central Jackson Street Fifteenth Ward Stellevue Heights Fifth Ward and Third District with aides and captains named. participation from Luserne Street club possible.
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West Side
Mulberry Street
Linden Street Bridge
West Side Central
Jackson Street
Alain Avenue
Fifteenth Ward
Main Avenue
Theliegue Heights
Fifth Ward
Third District
W. 8. Mears
West Side Central Club
Central
T. FP. Daniels
F. J. Reese
W. T. Sproats
League
C. B. Olver
William H. Morgan
H. T. Fellows
William Jenking
Daniel Morgan
Stellevue Heights
Herbert Noble
Fifth Ward Club
Chester Cammer
George Evans
Richard Morgan
Luserne Street
Stafford
Hyde Park
Degradation Case Heard Before Alderman
A case heard before Alderman John yesterday morning involved an arrest Sunday night near the Oxford Breaker. Two men and a married woman were taken. the woman’s two children were with her. One man was fined 10 and the other 3. the woman was released and the children sent to St Patrick’s orphanage.
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John
the Tribune
Oxford
Peters
Gurrell
Jones
St. Patrick's Orphanage
Duggan
Board of Associated Charities
Thursday Demonstration in Frothingham Theater Draws Hastings Support
A Thursday night demonstration at the Frothingham Theater caps Hastings campaign for protection and sound money. Speakers include Governor Orator General Latta and others led by Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia. The event targets both Democrats and Republicans with calls for citizen attendance amid rheumatism ads and local products.
Polling Place in Minooka Faces Court Challenge
A circulating petition seeks to overturn last week’s court order designating the Costello lot on Malin street as a temporary polling place. Voters from Miner's Hill fear reduced access, while many residents live within four blocks. The former St. Joseph's hall burned last March and the new hall is not yet usable due to inadequate county rent for wear and tear. Harry Kelley, 19, injured at Southworks, is recovering at Moses Taylor hospital. Mrs. Mary Flynn, 81, died Sunday. funeral at St. John's Church, interment Avoca Catholic Cemetery.
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Minooka
Malin Street
St. Joseph's Hall
Miner's Hill
Blaze on Pittston Avenue Destroys Abandoned House
A fire on upper Pittston avenue damaged an old company house. An initial alarm from box 59 arrived after a small water dousing saved the structure, but a later match ignited flames again until 1:30 yesterday morning. No alarm was sent because the building was deemed firewood and posed no wider threat.
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Upper Pittston Avenue
Devotions and High Mass At St Marys Polish Church
Mrs Patrick Flannery of Minooka is seriously ill as St Marys Polish church hosts Forty Hours Devotion with sermon benediction and ends with a high mass tomorrow. Rev Father Dembinski praises well attended services.
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Patrick Flannery
Minooka
St. Mary's
Father Dembinski
Charles W. Stone
Frank Moeller
Schwenk’s Park
Washington Avenue
Borcher's
Crystal Laundry
Local Obituaries and Social Notes From North Malin Area
William Geddes of North Malin avenue died during a Georgetown visit and was buried after short services at home with interment at Waverly. He was about 40, a Civil War Union veteran and member of Ezra 8 Griffin Post 129 G A R, with the Thirteenth Regiment Drum corps attending. The Reading circle of Epworth League met. Mina Stoff spoke on past week events. Mrs. Florence Davis is seriously ill. A Democratic rally occurred in St Marys hall. A church choir was organized at North Main Avenue Baptist church led by Rev W G Watkins, first rehearsal Friday. Rev and Mrs Newman Matthews welcomed a son. Barah Johns returned home from visiting Miss Cecil Davis. James Carroll and Gridget Kelley plan to wed at Holy Rosary church today. Marquette Council 423 Y M I holds a SODOORs meeting tonight. Thomas and Joseph Gannon suffer diphtheria. Bridget Kelly hosts Anna Lynott from Carbondale.
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William Geddes
North
Malin Avenue
Georgetown
Waverly
Geddes
Ezra 8
Griffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Thirteenth Regiment
Reading
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mina Stoff
Florence Davis
Warren Street
St. Mary's Hall
Keiser Avenue
Gridget Kelley
West Market Street
Holy Rosary Church
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Thomas
Joseph
John Gannon
Bloom Avenue
Bridget Kelly
Anna Lynott
Carbondale
Green Ridge News Briefs and Local Notices
Arch Johnson the grocer on Marion and Capouse is housebound with rheumatism. Mrs. Nicol of Sanderson Ave visits New York City. Fred Peck and family move to Capouse Ave near New York Street. The assault case by Mrs. Wilhelm against Mr. Ratchford has been amicably settled. Oscar Whitmire and Miss Selena Cooper visit Ridge friends. Miss Josephine Stark visits friends at Nicholson. An entertainment at Brown's Hall Friday evening Nov 6 supports the Oman's Christian Temperance union. R K Brooks visits relatives at Salem. Special revival services conduct...
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Arch Johnson
Marion Street
Capouse Avenue
Nicol
Sanderson Avenue
New York City
Fred Peck
Elmhurst
New York Street
Wilhelm
Ratchford
Nay Aug Avenue
Oscar Whitmire
Misa Selena Cooper
Peckville
Local notices update from the Saratoga Express era
Rev John T Vine leads a revival in a Baptist church now in its second week. Engineer McDaniels, from Saratoga Express, builds a $6000 residence in Lugerne's capital after moving to Wilkes Barre. Fireman John Kearney shifts to coal engine No 34 on the Saratoga. Chariea Sullivan fills his spot.
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John T. Vine
New York City
Baptist Church
Engineer McDaniels
Saratoga Express
Wilkes-Barre
Lugerne
John Kearney
Saratoga
Chariea Sullivan
Dunmore Rifle Range awards H M Spencer in 26 yard test
At Spencer's range last Saturday the 26 yard German ridge target contest winner was H M Spencer with a score of 217. Close contenders were Thomas Gaynor 174 Grant Met eau 165 and A Gune 167. Funeral services for Mia James Quinn of Franklin Street scheduled for this afternoon at St Marys Catholic cemetery. Mrs Quinn mourned for her charity by many friends and survived by four daughters. Mrs Wardner and daughter Jennie of Nebraska visiting East Drinker Street. Bryan and Sewall club to hold a special meeting at headquarters tomorrow evening.
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Dunmore
Spencer's Range
H. M. Spencer
Thomas Gaynor
Grant Meteau
A. Gune
Mia
James Quinn
Franklin Street
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Brent auction sale offers watches clocks jewelry at own prices
Davidow Bros. present an auction at 217 Lackawanna Avenue featuring watches clocks and jewelry with bids opening at unusually low, self set prices. The event promises a rare chance to acquire quality timepieces and adornments below typical market rates.
Spring Brook Water Supply bonds offered for sale
The Spring Brook Water Supply Company advertises gold bonds free from taxes secured by a mortgage on the entire system. It supplies water to cities between Scranton and Nantike and spent nearly half a million dollars last summer to perfect its plant, claiming an inexhaustible water supply and stability for investors seeking a rare, steady investment.
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Spring Brook
Scranton
Nanticoke
Y M C A Election Returns Feature For Members
Election night results will be shown outside party lines in YMCA rooms with a direct wire to a complete bulletin service. General Secretary Mahy arranged the line to provide members with timely information and to counteract saloon and billiard hall bulletins.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Mahy
Association
Billard Hall
Auction sale of watches and jewelry at Davidow Bros
The town buzzes about a grand sale offering watches jewelry clocks and musical instruments. Davidow Bros hosts the event drawing local interest and potential buyers to the auction room.
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Davidow Bros
Letters From The People Opinion Notes
Under this heading short letters of interest published with writer name. The tribune not responsible for opinions here expressed.
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Tribune
Fifth Ward Republican Club Defends New Organization
A letter from D W Morgan of 1007 Washburn street rebutts a Tribune item about a McKinley Sound Money club at the French Roof hotel. The writer cites recent meetings at French Roof hall and at Scranton Tribune coverage, praising the club’s leadership George W Evans Richard Morgan John Merchant and William Gleason and urging fair reporting.
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the Tribune
Republican Club
Fifth Ward
McKinley Sound Money Club
French Roof Hotel
Scranton Tribune
John R. Parr
D. W. Morgan
George W. Evans
Richard Morgan
John Merchant
Price's Mine
William Gleason
Golden Gates
Costello Estate Overseer Restricts Minooka Poll Site
Minooka correspondence reports Luke O Boyle executor of the Costello estate will not allow trespass on Malin Street lot designated last week by the court as the temporary polling place in the South district Lackawanna township. Most voters and heirs approve the change though a few near the old site oppose it.
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Costello
The
Tribune
Lacka Wanna
Luke O'Boyle
Malin Street
Minuoka
Bargain Lot of Fabrics and Hats From Leader’s Prices
A catalog of heavily discounted textiles and headwear lists Ready Made Sheets 100 dozen at low prices, various linens and damask, Tams, Felts, Hats, Capes, Beaver Cloths, reefers, jackets, skirts, waistlines, and men's wear. Listed are Leader’s prices alongside worths, highlighting deep discounts on hats, capes, skirts, and fabrics. Diverse items include silk infant caps, plaid walking hats, fur trimmed capes, and ribbons with substantial markdowns.
Scranton Football Schedule and Practice Reminder
The Scranton team set to play Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christian association at Wilkes-Barre on Saturday October 1 and Wyoming Seminary at Kingston on November 2 plus a home game against Seminary on November 7 at Athletic Park. Candidates are called to practice at 3 PM today at Athletic Park. The Independent Football team downed Brownles 12 to 4 at Brownlet grounds. Minooka challenges Crown Kings of Pine Brook on November 1 at 3 PM on Minooka grounds led by captain Lowery.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Athletic Park
Foot Bal
Lower South Side
Brownles
Silver Hill
Brownlet
E Kcore
Minooka
Crown Kings of
Pine Brook
P. Lowery
Races at Driving Park Feature $500 Match Between Hal Pointer and Raven
On Thursday at the Driving Park a $500 race pits Hal Pointer against Raven owned by Dr J L Wentz. Raven won three heats in a Danville match while Hal Pointer holds a 2.04% record. Raven 2.10. A 2.20 class purse of $400 follows with multiple entrants including Maud L, Dr Portus Pointer, Joe Joe, Fred Cook, Bertha C, Trilly Way, Medium Hoy and others. Gentlemen's driving horses will race between regular heats.
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Hal Pointer
Raven
J. L. Wentz
Danville
Montour County
Nauyen
Maud L
Dr. Portus
Poiner
Dd. F. Muir
Joe Joe
Fred Cook
Bertha C
M. G. Keller
Trilly Way
W. H. Gearhart
Medium Hoy
C. Barlow
Kid Cloud
L. Patterson
Pesele A. Y. Riley
Polling places changed by court order in city and Elmhurst
Three polling places were altered by court order. In the First ward Fifth district the site moved to Finlay Ross building near North Main Avenue. In the Fourth district the new site is the county commissioner's building on Parker Street. In Elmhurst borough polling now at Part ridge & Co store on Main Street opposite the tannery.
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Elmhurst
Finlay Ross
Watkins Street
Main Avenue
County Commissioners
Thomas Harris
Parker Street
Partridge & Co
Main Street
Tannery
Summer Resort at Altitude Near Adirondacks and Catskills
Describes a high altitude summer retreat with fine groves shade and scenic beauty calling it a cheap resort. Highlights dancing pavilion earning rounds and various attractions. Rates from 7 to 1.50 per day and excursion tickets sold at all stations on the D L W lines. Porter meets all trains.
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Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Reunion of Catechumens at Trinity Lutheran Church
The catechumens society of communicants at Trinity Lutheran held its third reunion in the YWCA rooms. A platform entertainment, special period, and supper were part of the program. Officers: Mrs. C. W. Garagan president, Miss Emma Schuler secretary, Mrs. M. J. Garagan treasurer. Imperial quartet provided instrumental music with solos and duets by Miss Hinck and Miss Garagan, and recitations by Newton Croft, Mr. Sandon, William Stanton, William Allen, and Charles Doersam.
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Catchumens' Society of Communicants
Trinity Lutheran Church
Young Women's Christian Association
C. W. Garagan
Emma Schuler
M. J. Garagan
Imperial Quartette
William Stanton
Mr. Sandon
William Allen
Charles Doersam
Miss Hinck
Miss Garagan
Newton Croft
Mice Lewis
Professor McCloskey to sue Scranton Board of Control
Prof A L McCloskey announces intention to recover from the Scranton board of control in a forthcoming lawsuit. Deposed mathematics instructor at Scranton High School. Attorney J Watson Browning appointed to pursue action. Details of legal strategy withheld. Damages expected to be substantial.
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Scranton Board of Control
A. L. Mc Closky
J. Watson Browning
Great Auction Sale by Davidow Bros at Lackawanna Ave
At the great auction sale of Davidow Bros 217 Lacka ave watches jewelry silverware ell at your own prices.
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Davidow Bros
Lacka. Ave
Flynn Bridget Died in Scranton at 824 Beech Street
Bridget Flynn died at her daughter Mrs. McGuirge home 824 Beech Street Scranton. Funeral is tomorrow at 1 30 p m with interment at Ave Catholic cemetery.
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West Side Events
W. S. Mears
Ward
Courlies Wand
Stumner Avenue
Madison Avenue
Ivorite Hall
South Main Avenue
Hecker
Miss Bassett
House
Piper
Margaret Williams
Hannah Davis
Cromwell Jones
Annie T. James
Elizabeth Roberts
Jennie Jones
Mary J. Harris
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Hartranft Lodge
No. 42
No. 17
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson Social Circle
Whdles
Cuba
John BR. Edwards
Howard Davis
W. G. Moser
C. BR. Oliver
George L. Peck
H. L. Morgan
Robinson Street
John Chiurke
Clark's Summit
J. Terra Jones
Nanticuke
M. ¢. Birtley
William Marsh
Tren’y Howell
Hazleton
Mies
Charlotte O'Malley
Clark's Green
Hir
Wyimiths
St. Sivenden
Hest
Roberts
North Main
W. Colborn
North Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
South
J. C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Miss Matthias
Margaret Matthing
Daniel Matthias
Prive Street
Vey
T. Bell
Plymouth Centre National Church
John Rogers
Pryce Thomas
Parry Thomas
John Stover
Charles Phillips
Thomas Ashton
Washburn Street
Thomas J. James
Mount Pleasant
Bumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Griffiths
Pall-Lonners
William Price
Frank Deltrick
John Snyder
William Williams
John James
Louis Hughes
Lady Crozier Lodge
American Protestant Association
Demonstra
Tion
Ter
Hastings
Latta
Reeder
Harry Hall
Warwick
Philadelphia
Hood
Jordan
Samters
South Side News
Harry Kelley
Dennis Kelley
Pittston Avenue
Southworks
Moses Taylor
Mary Flynn
Beech Street
Mia. McGuire
St. John’s Church
Avoca Catholic Cemetery
Providence
Green Ridge
Brent
Lackawanna Avenue
Spring Brook Water Supply Company
Fifth Ward Republican Club
W. Morgan
Wyoming Ave
Leader's
Lal Pointer
Castoria
Wrayyee
Spring House
Heart Lake
Susq’a CO
U. E. Crofut
Binghamton
Beranton
Montrose and Lackawanna
Alford Station
Montrose
Catechumens
Trinity Lutherans
Mous
Laplin & Rand Powder Co’s
Repauno Chemical Co
Exet
Prof. M'Closkey
Board of Control
Maloney Oil
AMD Manufactoriag
M. W. Collins
Michaelian Bros. & CO
Bagdad Portieres
the Rothingham
John L. Kerr
America
Gilmore
V RH Rrbert
Branny Meena Clarke
Ines Pi Ogoen
Uranora
Victor Hertece
Weinceder
Ic, Academy OF Musc
Firat
Wm. Gillette
Charles Froyman
Gallery, Inc
Ag Wnicfare Sea
Masalve
Willie Collier
Ford
Harry
Bertha
Lottie
Frank
Nesson
Davis’ Theater
Arnold Watford
Stupendous
Diablo Chasm
Board of Asso
Rowdy Joe
Chase & Farrar
Linden Street
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