Crowded Republican Meeting Draws Big Crowd at Linde's Hall
A large Republican rally at Linde's hall attracts hundreds with Archbald and Jones receiving standing ovations. Speakers John Parr and John J. Jones praise party unity, attack Democrats, and urge support for the local ticket amid a lively, partisan crowd.
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Furr
Penneylvania
Keystone
Parr
John R. Jones
Archbald
Linde’s Hall
Valles
John
Ike
Jones
Rally in Mudtown Promotes Republican Lineup
In Mudtown Columbia Hall over 200 laborers heard W Gaylord Thomas John F Scrage Milton W Lowry and Joseph Orisino advocate Republicanism at a two hour rally. Speakers stressed party principles warned of Democratic policies and urged votes for the Republican ticket next Tuesday night.
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W. Gaylord Thomas
John F. Scrage
Milton W. Lowry
Joseph Ofisino
Columbia Hall
Mudtown
Ol Forge
Wall
Irieh
Brellehbern
Thag
Manhgere
Samuel Broadhead
William Davie
Joe Salmion
Berend
Wid Willamn Flinerts
Broadhead
Onder
Thomas Jones
Thomas Pickerel
William Merritt
John Faradayer
George Jones
James Calvert
Reege Willis Reese
John Cooke
James Pell
Anson van Campen
Louis Cimino
Anthony Burnette
James A. Salmon
Mr. Thomas
Bellevue Heights
McKinley
Mach
Nini
Joseph Oring
Republicaniss
Meeting at Dunmore Tonight by Junior Republicans
The Junior Republican Club plans a Dunmore gathering at Odd Fellows hall. Members depart the Central Republican club rooms at 7 o clock aboard a trolley car for the campaign kickoff with speakers including Hon Fillmore Mallet District Attorney John KR Jones Hon P O Malley M W Lowry and Fred W Fleits expected to address voters.
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Archbald
Linde's
Eixtra Chatra
Cne
Dmocratic Party
Net Fall
Republicns
Sper
J. d. Snyder
le- Heh
Hiorrow
Dunmore
Odd Fellows
Fragments of Local Political Meetings and Hall Listings
The text lists numerous meeting venues and officials across Lehigh and nearby areas, detailing halls like Temperance Hall Minooka Gallery’s Hall and South Side venues. Names include John M Harris David J Davis W Gaylord Thomas and J J Snyder among others, with event timing in October and November nights.
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Minooka
Temperance Hall
John FE. Jones
A. Vosburg
Cng
John M. Harria
W. Caylon Thomas
South Silo
Twentieth Wand
Battle's Hall
Gaylora Thomas
Esq
David J. Davis
John Ht. Jones
Oxy
Robathan
Eccq
Millar
Oallery's Hall
Filmore Minet
Carnale
Williams
Nobathan
John F. Sora
Corcoray
I Robathan
E&n
W.ob. Millar
A. A. Vosburg
John M. Harris
Joan's Hall
South Side
Moosle—Ton
Snyder
Lehigh
John T. Parr
Fred We Fretts
MW. Lowry
John FL Serie
Huils Park
St. David's Hall
Fulmore Manet
Catlishe
William 2 Behaffer
Delaware
John Tl. Jones
W. Gaylord Thorns
A. Vortiuri
Republican Victory Signals Strong Ticket Swing
The article forecasts a rousing Republican victory next Tuesday with Wood leading the slate. It urges continued effort across the party to cement supremacy and defeat Democratic opposition in Lackawanna.
Avoca Silk Mill Strike Continues With Idle Mill
The Avoca silk mill remains idle after a failed wage offer. Owner Ashley proposed half the wage increase and overtime raise, but the strikers rejected it. Superintendent Fowler Curl and several workers who faced stoning sought warrants in Pittston for ringleaders.
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Avoca
Ashley
Fowler Curl
Pittston
Door Tenders Injured in Dickson Mine Incident
Anthony Schmidt and James O Donnell, door tenders at the Dickson mine, were crushed between moving cars and a rib and sustained painful injuries yesterday. They were carried to their homes for medical care.
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Anthony Schmidt
James O'Donnell
Dickson Mine
Replacing the Pavement Begins in City Work
Barber Asphalt Company started the project yesterday to replace pavement removed by Central Pennsylvania Telephone. The concrete base for the relaid section on Wyoming Avenue and Centre Street was laid.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Marber Asphalt Company
Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Wyoming Avenue
Centre Street
Second Psychology Lecture by Superintendent Howell Saturday
The second psychology lecture will be delivered by Superintendent Howell before the teachers of the city schools in the High School auditorium Saturday morning at o'clock.
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Howell
Ecity
Letters From The People In The Tribune
Short letters of interest may be published with the writer's name and the Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
Arrest Warrant Against Don Kelly Mentioned in Tribune Letter
Don Kelly writes from a contested hearing before Judge Howe alleging denial of fair defense. He claims he provided sufficient evidence of guilt yet was not sworn or heard and was held on $100 bail for a criminal court proceeding. He appeals to the public and criticizes procedures and targeted political influence.
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John M. Harris
Erievano
John
Marrlé
Adyane Ot
Riepublican Party
Fielt
Tommy Daniele
Mr. Jones
Flelt
Loval Democracy Jyain
Nero
the Tribune
Joan Marcenov
Muartesin
John Dodlieh
Matty
John Howe
Buslness
Jake
Mr. Howe
Penman
Howe
John J. Pahey
W. W. Baylor
Atoe
Don P, Kelly
Extensive cave in disrupts Providence streetcars and homes
A collapse on North Main and Wood Street caused a 60 by 30 feet hole, undermining foundations of several houses and the water main. Street car service halted for hours while work crews shored the line and passengers walked around the scene. Authorities warned of possible further subsidence in the area.
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Wood Street
North Main Avenue
Thomas Green
North Miam Avenue
Green
Peter Heron
John Tate
John Aurion
Oates
Desengers
Prov Dence Gas and Water Company
von Storch
Street Commissioner's Duty in Barber Pavement Contract
City officials disagree on supervision of Barber Company asphalt work. City Solicitor states supervision should be by the street commissioner. Dunning proposes reform to predefine yardage before repairs and base payment on that scope. Contract authorized by councils but not yet signed, likely to be today.
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Oiy
Showld
Barber Company
Josh Thallips
City Business
Scranton
Department of the Street
M. A. McQliley
City Solicitor
Dunning
Board of Charities Benefit Meeting Discusses Urgent Cases
The Board of Associated Charities held a Tuesday night meeting in the Poor Board rooms to review urgent cases presented by Mrs. W. E. Duggan. Public notices urged buying Navy entertainment tickets for 12 cents, with no extra donations by ticket sellers. A proposal to move the meeting from Tuesday to Monday will be considered at the next board session.
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Board of
Associated Charities
Pra.ent
W. E. Duggan
Bijau Theatre Delivers Notable Burlesque Run
Managers of the Bijau theatre in Binghamton praise the Merry Maidens Burlesque company who recently appeared there as the best ever to play at the house with one exception. The show opens at Davie this afternoon for the rest of the week.
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Bijau Theatre
Binghamton
Davis
Merry Maidens
Davie
PoliticalPointer on Trade and Democracy Endorsements
A fragment argues for free trade and silver with support for Schaudt Horn and allies. It urges against McKipley style protection and Logan allies and warns the public to reject inferior imitations of quality goods.
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Chicago
Lackawane
Schaudt, Horn
Neve
McKipley
Logan
Dr. Agnew's Ointment Purports Quick Piles Relief
A historic ad claims Dr Agnew's Ointment relieves itching piles in 3 to 6 nights with hundreds of testimonials. Sold by Matthews Bros, Estate in Biosta.
Sheriff Sale of Multiple Olyphant Scranton Properties
Public sale of real estate in Lackawanna County, by order of the Court of Common Pleas, Scranton. Properties include parcels in Olyphant and South Abington with improvements, mineral reservations, and various debt judgments. sale on November 27, 18%, at 11 o'clock a.m. at the Lackawanna County Courthouse.
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Piers Fae
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawannan County
Verdie
Court House
Scranton
Enid
Horatio N. Patrick
Ind Witu
South Abington
Liokawpsita
Ponitey Ivaania
Hergieled
Buen A. Voshine
Devine
Bamwel Myers
Tory
Gm Earrier
Benjamin Bwallow
Wiliam
Giseer
Kappestite
Charles Voebure
George Swallow
Horatio N. T Maitrick
Susan A. Vosbure
Susan A. Vowburg
Chark’s Geen
Newton Township
Atherton
Patrick
William Atherton
Mort
Geald Horatio N. Patrick
Morteage
Dowls
All County
Morteage Hook i
Pree
Moratia
Alias Fi
Sherife's Sales Listings From Lackawanna County
A long list of property sales and executions in Lackawanna County outlines multiple parcels in Scranton, Witton, Covington, and Petersburg. It details boundaries, improvements like two story frame houses, debts ranging to 4,000 dollars, and judgments from 1887 to 1907 with assignees and attorneys listed.
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Witton
Lackiwanna
Penney Toninia
Whet
David Brown
Third Avenue
Church Street
Lanac PF
Hani
Fred Kunz
Lackawanna County
Eros
A. L. Rice
John Telee
Petersburg
Samiunton
Pennsylvina
Stones Corner
Jackson Avenue
Taylor
George Brown
Lees
Lamia
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Lindas
A. Silkman
Galtine
Taylor Avenur
Berinning
Salt of New Schiller Building and Loan Association
Beranton
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Joseph Wells
Mr.Thomas
the Board of Trade
Mr. Scrage
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Lowry
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J. J. Snyder
Lehleh
Kelly
Providence
Board OF Charities Benefit
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Ae Erie Medical CO
Suntataea
Sheriff's Sales
Briff
James J. Walet
Olyphant
Lackawanna
Erete
Penneyvanid
Horouweh
Coun
Lackawitht
State of Pennsylvania
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Dela Ware Street
Duidson Street
Delaware Wed
Pudeon Canal Company
Olyphint
James J. Wileh
Agtatus F. Gebhard
Oulu
Augiella
James J. Waleb
Inl
Carey
Dean
Zemiah Phdille
Jeremiah J. Pitts
County of Lackawanna
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Washington
Lafayerne Street
Thones
Lafayetted
Tin Square
Biatk
Willan Swithand
Hyde Park
van Biren
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Sil
Lifayetter
William Swotland
Lote
Hyde Mark
Pitth
Colt
Main
Dapth
Hoerman
South Hyde Park
Margaret Phillips
Henry J. Philiips
Zemiah Philips
Jeremiah J. Phillipe
Crm
S Davis & Edwards
Eilon Jones
Lewis Ei. Jones
Berauton
Sherife
Hyderne
Pennsylvania
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H. B. Powell
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Powell
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Landa
W. H. Heath
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Main Ave
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Deereen
Solzo
Nathan Vidaver
Janet Stalbird
John Frey
Thoreen
J. B. Stalbird
H. G. Stalbird
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Blark
Lackawanna Counts
Mooxle
Fenneylvania
Scott Street
Stark
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Charlies A. Yoos
City of
Price & Pancoast
Washburn Street
John Lowla
Henry P. Evans
Moter Luxemburger
Charles A. Yoos
Em. Scinel
Frank Stetter
Harry Stetter
Charles A. Yous
F. Fa
Davis & Edwards
M. J. Tobin
No . Leahy Tobin
Atate
Vale
Irving Avenue
Seluel
James J. Healey
Ayn T. Leshy Tobin
Bridget Baller
Lota Pr. Purcela
Aggvare
Silvate
Moltke Aveniua
J. Fahey
Open Gourt
Boptenaber
Salt of New Equireble Building and Loan Association
Ehriduwator
Stokes, Att'y
Frank H. Clemons
Sheriff's Office
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HLR
Long
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Washburn-Burns Company
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Lillian Washburn
White
Bey Bie
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Lyceum Theater
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Mrs
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Virginia
Brillant
Davis’ Theater
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Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olypnan, Cartondale
Wade
Moosic
Rue Dale
LAPLIN @ RAND
Bours Pater Gre
Peer Moe
Repaune Chemical Co