Political Speaking Tour Dates and Locations Listed
In Centrat Lackawanna and South Side districts a series of political events is announced for October and November. Planned speakers include Governor Daniel Hastings General Jaita General Reeder and Philadelphia mayor Charles P. Warwick along with attorneys district attorneys and city solicitors at venues such as Babylon hall opera house Moollert s hall and Phil p s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. O'Malley
Rh. A. Zimmerman
Attorny FW
Feltz
Alworth
South Side
Mondur
Elm Park church supper and local incidents note
Elm Park Ladies' Ald society will serve supper from 6 to 7 this evening. A revolving saw injured W. McClore’s left hand. Columbus council YMI rental fair scheduled for Friday night on Wyoming avenue. Mayor Hensy extended tax payment deadline to November 2. A bakery wagon ran away on Pine street, no injuries. John T. DeLacy held on bail for false pretenses. Several marriage licenses issued to residents from Philadelphia Monroe Scranton Carbondale Wilkes-Barre. Cunfidential depositions from Dublin in Hyndley estate case will aid U S court trial. Dr. McDowell, dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
Elm Park Church
W. . McClore
Columbus Council
Youn Men's Institute
Exeviator Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Hensy
Zeldier
Rion
Pine Street
John T. DeLacy
Caroline Hiney
Alderman Lowe
John J. Thomas
KE. N. Stearns
Philadelphia
Jennie J. Smith
Monroe Avenue
Andrew Wlacosky
Dell Olinn
Carbondale
John Gants
Virginia Wagner
Scranton
Louis Dombrowsky
Wilkes-Barre
Ursa Lora
United States
A. J. Calin, Jr
Dublin
Ireland
Henry Handle
Hyndley
Missionary Alliance Meeting Held in Pittston Tabernacle
The Christian and Missionary Alliance of Wyoming and Lackawanna counties held its second annual meeting at the Tabernacle Congregational church in Pittston. The event runs through today with speakers including Mise F. L. Shepard Miss Carrie Bates Philip Hinkey Rev. A. B. Simpson and Rev. Stephen Merritt. A morning prayer service preceded Bible reading and afternoon and evening addresses by Merritt and Simpson respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Pittston
Christian and Missionary Alliance of
Wyoming
Lackawanna Counties
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Mise F. L. Shepard
New York City
Carrie Bates
India
Philip Hinkey
Brooklyn
A. B. Simpson
Stephen Merritt
Miss Sheppard
Throop Boy Disappears Found in Scranton
Harold Morgans, a 12 year old newspaper carrier from Throop, vanished Tuesday morning and was located by Scranton police in the city the following afternoon. He offered no clear account of his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Morgans
Throop
Young Morgans
Scranton
Scranton Football Candidates Meet At Athletic Park
Candidates for the Scranton football team are asked to meet at Athletic Park this afternoon to prepare for the game Saturday against the Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christian Association eleven. List includes Cleveland, Zang, Allen, Soott, Walker, Cue, Schimpfi, Waleh, Pos, Ree Rosey ner, ster, Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Athletic Park
Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christian Association
Cleveland
Zang
Allen
Soott
Walker
Cue
Schimpfi
Waleh
Pos
Ree Rosey Ner
Ster
Thayer
Campaign meeting to hear Governor Hastings in Wilkes-Barre
Governor Hastings will address an indoor meeting at Frothingham theater with a prominent party lineup including General Latta General Reeder Mayor War wick and Auditor General Mylin. A reception at Hotel Jermyn precedes a street parade by Junior Republican club and Haover's band aimed at drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Reeder
Harry Hall
Warewick
Philadelphia
Mylin
Lackawanna
Wilkes-Barre
Hastings
Frothingham Theater
Warwick
Latta and
Everett Warren
Reese G. Brooks
James Young
Thomas H. Dale
John T. Williams
John H. Fellows
Walter Christmas
H. C. Reynolds
W. K. Beck
Thurston Parker
BE. H. Ripple
E. A. Bart
T. F. Penman
Jermyn
Governor's Party
Republican Rooms
Haover
Republican Club
Free Club
Governor Hastings
Glee Club
T. G. Osborne
William Connell
Alfred Wooler
Elm Park Church
Frothingham
Election night at Young Men's Christian association venue plans
The Young Men's Christian association schedules a private wire broadcast of election results to the auditorium. Reserved seating for ticket holders is popular with businessmen. A recruitment room and social room open 10 to 28 oclock with caterer Vinley and an orchestra. Meetings last night supported William Connell's candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Union Tre Colveilo
Vianley
Seata
Four Women Granted Divorces Amid Cruel Treatment
Four wives were divorced by the court for failed marriages. Josephine Bean separated from Clifton Bean after a 1889 wedding at Zion Lutheran. Herwick Clapp left by 1893 with reports of abuse and threats. Elisabeth Sayer left Arthur Sayer due to his temper and drinking. Frances Reese separated from Benjamin Reese for cruelty and neglect in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bean
Clifton Bean
Mr. Zizelman
Zion Lutheran Church
Carbondale
Scranton
St. Charles
Herwick
Catherine Clapp
Joseph W. Clapp
Elisabeth Sayer
Arthur , Sayer
Tie
Frances A. Reese
Benjamin F. Reese
Dalton
David Ross
Ames Habeas Corpus Case Ends With Child Remanded
Judge Edwards dismissed the writ in the case brought by Halloway Ames against Oscar Mayo. Olive May Ames, three, is placed in the grandfather’s care, with Ames deemed unable to support or care for her. Costs ordered against Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Halloway Ames
Oscar Mayo
Olive May Ames
Mr. Mayo
Ames
William Street
North End
Charles Decker
Edwardsdale
Hickory Grove
N.Y
Barber Asphalt Company v Dunn Bros Settled in Argument Court
The sole case of note in argument court yesterday was Barber Asphalt Company versus Dunn Bros. Judge Jessup stated the Barber side does not wish to press the matter further as the defendants have ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Dunn Bros
Jessup
Barber Company
Their Unanimous Thanks Plumbers and Gas Fitters Praise Connell
A letter from the Secret ary Treasurer of the United Association of Journeymen Plumbers Gas Fitters and Steam Fitters of the United States and Canada Allegheny Pa dated Oct 20 189 summarizes a Philadelphia convention vote. It thanks Hon A T Connell Republican candidate for the Second district for his efficient and interested efforts in the last session of the Pennsylvania state legislature. Endorsed locally by the Scranton Journeymen union officials John T Burns T F Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Association of Journeymen
United States
Canada
Allegheny
A.T. Connell
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Association of Journeymen
Philadelphia
Association
J. C. Kelley
J. J. McKee
Journeymen Plumbers’ Local Union
Scranton
Penna
John T. Burns
T. F. Moran
Welcome for Rev. Joseph K. Pixon at Penn Avenue Baptist
A public welcome for Rev. Joseph K. Pixon as pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist will be held at 7:40 pm. Rev. BA 8. MacArthur of Calvary Baptist, New York, will preach on Some of the Characteristics of a Prosperous Church. The service includes organ preludes, anthems, readings, hymns, and a sermon by MacArthur. The event invites all city churches members to attend and show support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Pixon
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
MacArthur
D. D
Calvary Baptist Church
New York City
Times
Dixon
Penn Avenue Church
D.D
Holy City
Adams
Ligsle Hughes-Lrundage
Clara Long
Joseph K. Dixon
Gol
H. H. Harris
Miss Philadelphia at the Academy of Music draws large crowd
Miss Philadelphia captivates Scranton with a blend of farce opera and extravaganza. The production stars Willie Collier and Inez Mecusker with a 100 member company and a 16 piece women’s orchestra. The show features scenes at Union League, Bellevue, Wanamaker’s and Drinkwater Inn, and repeats tonight. The manager notes the star’s beauty costs 50000 and the performance includes moral commentary on the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scranton
Academy of Music
van Osten
Willie Collier
Herman Perlet
Miss Philadelphia
William Penn, Jr
William
Wille Collier
Inez Mecusker
Ruth Springarden
Louise Allen
Collier
Leutenant
Budd Ros
John Hymans
Harry Watson
Joseph Coyne
William Penn, Sr
Union League Club
Bellevue
Mint
Wanamaker's
Chestnut and
Ninth
Drinkwater Inn
Wissahickon
Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Funeral of the Late D. M. Jones on West Side
A large assembly from judiciary, bar, politics, business and local clubs attended the funeral and burial of D. M. Jones. Services at Washburn Street Presbyterian and Welsh Congregational churches featured Rev. J. P. Moffatt and Rev. David Jones. The procession included G A R Post 139, Knights of Pythias Hyde Park lodge, West Side Bank directors, and Pythian members. interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery with grand army and pythian rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Hon
D. M. Jones
Washburn Street
Ezra S. Griffin Post
Monius Post
West Side Board of Trade
West Side Bank
Hyde Park Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sik
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
H. M. Edwards
John T. Willams
W. Powell
Daniel Wh- Hams
Kh. W. Pearce
A. L. Stevens
Griffin Post
Thomas Carson
Richard H. Williams
Knights of Nythings
David Jones
J. J. Morris
Wilkes-Barre
Tey
BR. Os. Jones
Providence
Mr. Thomas
Nanticoke
Morris
Mr. Moffatt
Grand Army
Woman’s third license bid with different escorts at court
Deputy Clerk Emil Bonn questions Julia Lora as she visits the marriage license room with a sequence of suitors this month. Julia arrives with Louis Dombroskey of Wilkes-Barre after earlier pairs William Surworks of Lackawanna Township and Stanley Huskewles of Dickson City, becoming irate when asked about prior visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bonn
Julia Lora
Louis Dombroskey
Wilkes-Barre
Julia
William Surworks
Lackawanna Township
Willitia
Bonn
Stanley Huskewles
Loth Wos
Dickson City
Mr Dambroskey
Scranton
Notable Officials and Secretaries Listed in Tally
Mark 8S Purdy of Corning New York serves as secretary alongside Dr Charles B Winters of Binghamton New York and Dr B M Santee of Cortland New York as executive committee members. Other officers include Dr H W Chaplin of Towanda Pennsylvania chairman and Dr William H Proctor of Binghamton New York with Dr H B Ware of Scranton Pennsylvania.
Railroad absorption rumors touch anthracite region
Wilkes Barre Leader reports possible merger linking the Susquehanna and Western and the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern with the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Wilkes-Barre and Eastern extends into Wyoming Valley coal fields, giving the Pennsy a foothold in the anthracite region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Great
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre and Eastern
Susquehanna and Western
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes Garre
Y M I Grand Directors Meet in Pittston Banquet Held
The Young Men's Institute Pennsylvania grand directors met in Pittston yesterday and held a banquet at Keystone hall with Pittston council hosts. 16 new councils formed since May, membership up 1500. permanent headquarters to be in the reason building, Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute
Pennsylvania
Pittston
Evenng
M. J. Donahue
J. F. McDonald
Carbondale
T. J. Ruddy
Miner's Milla
T. F. Carroll
Scranton
John J. Kehough
New York City
Black's New Cloak Department Opens at 12 Wyoming Ave
The new cloak department by A R Sawyers atore draws crowds as prices shock with high grade jackets capes suits and furs offered at unusually low figures. Visitors admire both stock and very low price tags across items such as skirts jackets and tweed coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Sawyer's
Black
Musical Director Offered Piano Organ Harmony Lessons
Teacher of piano, organ and harmony, with accompanying art. Provides studio at the residence of the late Herr Kopff, 302 Adams Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Kopff
Adams Avenue
Scranton
Piano Tuning Service Seeks Prompt Attention
If your piano needs attention, send us word at once and have it done by competent workmen. Local readers are urged to arrange service promptly to ensure proper tuning and maintenance.
New Store Opens with Dinnerware and Home Décor
Open stock dinner ware in large varieties, toilet sets in new designs, lamps in latest shapes. Great chance for Christmas presents. Come early for first choice.
Homeopaths Meet Today in Public Library Hall
The Interstate Homeopathic Medical Association holds its semi annual meeting at 10 a m in the public Worary hall with the president Dr J W Coolidge of this city delivering the annual address Papers will be read by members and a banquet held in the evening Officers listed include President Dr J W Coolidge Scranton Pa first vice president Dr F W Adriance Elmira NY and second vice president Dr L A Martin Burlington NY treasurer Dr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
Homeopathic Medical Eassociation
Worary Hall
J. W. Coolidge
J. W. Cooolidge
Scranton
F. W. Adriance
Elmira
N. Y
L.A. Martin
Bington
Special Cup and Saucer Sale At Cost Prices
Dainty A. D. Cups and Saucers given away at 25 cents. Special 15 cents. About 300 patterns of Cups and Saucers in all sizes just arrived to induce visits, sold at cost price from 10 cents to 1.25 dollars each.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
The
Penn Avenue
A.B. Warman
City Notes
Dr. McDowell
Missionary Alliance Meeting
Throop Boy
Battle's
Corcoran's
Callery's
Wilam Connell
A. T. Connell
DR. Dixon
William Volkmar
Ke Hy
William Hmiampstone
Kostehmur
T. Matthews
Chariey E. Robinson
Gough
Brotherhood of Scranton Baptists
W. Gg
Watkins
Seranton
Eckman
James McLeod, DD
George G
Mary
St.Paul
Mendelssohn
Lohmann's
Spruce
Washburo Street
Min
God
Y. M. I. Grand Directors
Twining
Harris
Houra
Cry
Jordan
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
King of Pills
Beecham
A. R. Sawyer
Reeves Jones
First Presbyterian Church
S.C. Snyder
D. D. IS
Gyrucs Bt
Hote
NTO
Gages
Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
L. B. Powell & Co
China Hall
C. J. Weichel
Holland
Bey
Wyoming House
Interstate Association
Public Library
J.bolz
Hallacher
H. Langfeld
China
Ruppreght's
Crystal Palace
Peon Ave
Baptist Church
William S. Millar
GAS and Water CO
Center ST
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