West Scranton Republicans Denounce Frank Spencer At Meeting
West Side Central Republican club adopted resolutions urging Frank Mo Spencer to prove his loyalty to party principles or withdraw his name for Congress. A mass parade and rally were planned with Hugh Gordon Miller as speaker and arrangements for election returns and refreshments. Major injuries to Mrs James Hughes and daughters from a stairwell accident were reported with minor burns from a lamp explosion.
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Congress
Flannelly
West Side Central Republican Club
Union League
Central City
St. David's Hall
Hugh Gordon Miller
Committee
Wheeress
Frank Mo Spencer
West Side Central Republic
Spenser
Stuml
Republican Party
Wis
Get a Good Enough Cough Remedy Dufour's Tar
A short note recommends Dufour's French Tar as an effective remedy for coughs. The reference implies it as a suitable treatment option in historical medicine.
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Dufour
Funeral of Mrs Inte Miinnelly Held At St Patrick’s
The funeral for the late Mrs Inte Miinnelly was conducted yesterday with a requiem mass at St Patrick’s church. The service was largely attended and pallbearers included John Mullen Charles Toland Patrick Dilligan Peter Cosgrove George McHall and Michael Gilligan. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery.
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Inte Miinnelly
St. Patrick’s Church
John Mullen
Charles Toland
Patrick Dilligan
Peter Cosgrove
George McHall
Michael Gilligan
Dunmore Cemetery
Local Social News and Obituaries from Wilkes-Barre Area
A digest of residents visiting relatives, banquet attendance, funeral notice for James Chambers, cemetery plans, convention duties, Salvation Army service, a hospital update on Ralph Williams, travel to Kansas, and a surprise at a South Garfield residence. Names include Nina Tague, P W Tague, Miss Norman, Nichelle, Laura Hughes, M D Evans, Sore Hughes, Mrs Randolph Jones, Ciptian Grimshaw, Ralph Williams, T D T Williams, John McNulty, Daniel Hopkins.
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Ciptilan Grimshaw
Salvation Army
Wil
Samnen Aveshue
Ralph
Td.t. Williams
Pellevue
West Side Hospital
John McNulty
Hampton Street
Kansas
Daniel Hopkins
South Garfiel? Avenue
Trade and Carry Heaviest Line of Hosiery and Apparel
An advertisement notes carrying the heaviest line of men’s hosiery underwear shirts collars neckwear and related goods at this location in the state’s eastern portion. The listing emphasizes breadth of stock and value for customers.
Pleasant Thursday gathering and local notices
Thursday evening by a number of his friends spent a very pleasant evening in games and other diversions. A sale of cakes will be held in the Young Women’s Christian viscer in rooms the afternoon and evening commencing at 4 o’clock. The remains of an infant child of Mr and Mrs James Wilson of North Garfield avenue were interred in the Wreckburn street cemetery yesterday afternoon. W F Johns of South Main Avenue is spending a few days in Philadelphia Moylan of South Main Avenue had returned from a visit at Walmart George Fairechild of North Main avenue is reported quite ill at his home Mise Ida Lewis and brother of North Hyde Park avenue are visiting Calend in Philadelphia. The Swedish Citizens’ club will meet at 7 00 otelock this evening in the French Roof hall on Washburn street.
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Youngs
Ales
James Wilson
North Garfielt Avenue
Wreckburn Street
W. F. Johns
South Main Avenue
Philadelphia
de Op FY Moylan
Wovmart
George Fairehild
North Main Avenue
Mise Ida Lewis
North Hyde Park Avenue
Qaiende
Swedish Citizens’ Club
Kreneh Rooft
Washburn Street
Bonnie Briar Bush readings entertain South Scranton
Rev. W G Simpson presented readings from the Bonnie Briar Bush as part of the Brotherhood of St Paul program at Cedar Avenue Methodist Church He discussed the Highlands scenes and dialect noting the solemn reverence of Scots and the value of God’s word The two readings The Cunning Speech and The Lemon Taster impressed with vocal expressiveness The Doctor's List Journey about Old Doctor Machure closed the session The series continues November 13 with a grand concert by an banjo club and local talent
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Bonnie Briar Bush
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Simpson
Ashbury Methodist Church
Simpson
Ian Maclaren
de Watson
Highlands
Seotch Burr
Drumtochtus
Loyalty club installs officers and outlines gospel meeting
The Loyalty club of the Young Women's Christian Association installed new officers led by Miss Vin Nort. Miss Kate Opper led last evening’s gospel meeting, and Miss Florence Robertson will lead the 43 o'clock Sunday afternoon meeting with special music. Educational classes started a week ago with thirty five members. those wishing to join may register Monday evening. The schedule lists Chautauqua circle, grammar and arithmetic, plain sewing and dress-making, literature and penmanship, and Loyalty club sessions through Friday.
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Loyalty Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Kate Opper
Vin Nort
Florence Robertson
Dunmore
Cain
Local injuries noted in Cedar avenue incidents and visits
Charles Webber was injured when a wheel barrow overturned while wheeling a heavy stone for a cellar wall at his Cedar avenue home. He sustained head and body bruises and remained shaken. Fred Stockel suffered a bruised left leg at CHM works and is under Dr Walsh care. Peter Webber faced illness linked to Budenbach’s barber shop attachment. Miss Christi an Geschwindt returned from a visit to Stroudsburg.
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Charles Webber
Cedar Avenue
Walloon
Miss Rowhinds
South Side
Young Women's Christiau Association
Reading
Young Women's Christian Association
Fred Stockel
Prospect Avenue
CHM
Walsh
Peter Webber
West Him Street
Budenbach
Junger Miennereher
Wnieniban
Christiian Gesch
Local notices and school meeting details from Jermyn
Reverend M D Fuller of Jermyn addressed Newudinice with pointed Watts on The Bible in Relation to the Problems. Delegates enjoyed their stay. attendance and weather showed strong interest. United Mine Workers host a meeting this afternoon at a local hall. Barry of MUL street taken to hospital for illness. Barcy family member in US with dread disease. Borough teachers plan to enroll for county institute at courthouse. Enrollment fee stated. Schools closed for a week for teacher attendance. Moffitt from New York city recovering from serious operation. Jessie Swarty visiting Nellie Nesbitt returns home.
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M.D. Fuller
Jermyn
United Mine Workers
Ofelock
Gavarold Soll
Olin Barry
Mul Street
Miursois
Aly Ther Whit
Barcy Foils
Tooeloole
County Institute
Westenday
Weston, Aeroport
New York City
Dolar Moffitt
Puddles Street
Jessie Swarty
Electrie Avenue
Mise Nellie Nesbitt
Stott
Minne
Lectures On Australia End Benefit Series At Colco lough Home
Mrs. Kime Shaw Colclough closed the Hahnemann hospital benefit series with a talk on In Australia at Colboies home. She traced colonial convicts and cited Kipling to note Australia's push for independence. Vivid travel vignettes and notes on flora and fauna followed, with light refreshments served afterward.
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Kime Shaw Coleleugh
Hahnemann Hospital
H. M. Boies
Australia
Colclough
Commonwealth
Kipling
Tasmanit
Botany Bay
Isso
Australi
Manmimeth
New York
Philadelphia
Obituaries notice for several local residents in Elmhurst and Dalion
Charles O Malley aged six hours died last night at his home 40 Penn Avenue. Survived by his wife a worker at Delaware Lockawalla and Western shops and member of Gritha post GA RH. Miguel son of Tunes O ftvien Elmhurst died yesterday after brief illness. Funeral tomorrow. Bernard Hadile of 671 Prospent avenue mourns last son Bernal who died yesterday morning with burial at Dalion.
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Charles O'Malley
Penn Avesnue
Dias
Delaware
Gritha Post
Miguel
Devoureold
Mra
Tunes O'ftvien
Elmhurst
Bernard Hadile
Prospent Avenue
Mmourn
Bernal
Dalion
Industrial Jottings in Syracuse Include Mc Canteld Visit
Master Car Builder T. Canteld visits Syracuse amid talk of the South stock mill resuming by Monday after months of idleness. The Central passenger station is being painted and the office of Hstrict Passenger Agent J. Swisher is renovated. A Lackawanna yard men office building rises near the stone bridge as crews scramble to complete warehousing inspections.
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T. T. Canteld
Syracuse
South Stoclk
Derey Central
Ofice
Hstrict
J. 5 Swisher
Lackawanna Yard
Stone Bridge
Lackawanna
Local Weather Data for Qhet Area
The report lists local metrics with high and low temperatures and humidity readings. Data fields include date 26 and conditions described in garbled column headers.
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Qhet
Clerk Refuses Warrants Over Mischarged Pay Rolls
City Clerk Lavelle holds August and September pay rolls for the First and Eleventh wards. He says the controller charged these to the judgements and incidentals appropriation, prompting a council resolution for opinion on impeachment risk. Lavelle will not draw warrants, insisting the amounts be treated as deficiencies in next year’s budget unless directed by council.
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Lavelle
Chittenden
Counelf
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