Senator Quay Silent On Martin Meeting In Philadelphia
Senator Quay arrived in Philadelphia and met with local politicians amid questions about his stance on the gubernatorial contest. He denied discussing the Martin meeting and said the conversation was a friendly chat with no political conclusions. He would not reveal his position on the mayoralty race or the rubermaterial issue, noting he had not considered them.
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Pillshore
Quy
Philadelphia
Sewithiey
Nishard
Western Express
Pennsylvania Road
Ne Tote Duquesne
Kiasore
Richart
A. G. Curtin Quay
Republican City Committee
Martin
New York City
Trenin
Tieherl
New York
Thebeas
Ronnwerr Quay
Tracy
Dave AtLartin
Quay Sali
Th Philidelpuda
Earl
Dea
Quay
C. J. Mayer
Heneath
Benja min Moore forgives young murderer in Chester scene
In Chester, Pennsylvania on October 28 Benjamin Moore forgave the youth shooter Dalph Moore who killed his grandfather Hewhen Feenen. Police report show additional felonies charged against Chief Vinetend of Mwitesvite tied to the shooting and its aftermath.
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Chester
Benjamin Moore
Dalph Moore
Martonville
Robbers Infiltrate Altoona Home In Silent Heist
Two masked burglars entered the residence of Henry Smith in Altoona and demanded money. Smith resisted and was injured as the intruders ransacked the house before escaping with an undisclosed sum and valuables. Local police opened an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Henry Smith
Smith
Convention of Women Second Division Session Report
The second day of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women convention saw three minute reports from Hill-nine federated clubs. An amendment to the byline allowed sending more than six delegates to the national federation convention. officers included President Maw Bhormee Brock of Leb.
Fight Consumption With Scott’s Emulsion Claims
The text urges constant vigorous fight against consumption germs and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a preventive remedy. It stresses early use at first sign of health decline and mentions a price of $1.00 at druggists. It cites Scott & Ho ine, Chemists, New York.
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Scott
Deaf Children and Federation Address Mark End of Session
The final session, open to the public, featured Philadelphia speaker Garrett on the duty of the hour to deaf children and Mrs. Longstreth on the general federation. The program closed with vocal and instrumental music as delegates received two invitation extensions to remain.
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Anon
Richard J. Haldeman
Harrisburg
Ellles Lewis Campbell
Wayne
Mins Kate McKilehi
Pitteburg
Mra
George F. Taner
Reading
Misa
Jessie H Little
Pottsville
Edward W. Widdle, Jr
Carlisle
William
Walla
Lewisburg
Cc. C. Huff
Tanner. Miller
Political Pointer Endorses Trade Platform and Candidates
The message urges voters to back Schadt and Horn and other allies of a free trade and silver platform, while opposing McKinley era protectionism and Bryan supporters. It frames democracy as essential and calls for voting for endorsed agents.
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Chicago
Schadt
Horn
McKinley
Bryan
CHICKAMAGUA EXCURSION STOP OVER PRIVILEGES
Adjutant General Stewart arranged with the Queen and Crescent and Louisville and Nashville railways for stop over privileges between Cincinnati and Chattanooga for old soldiers in the November 15 dedication at Chickamauga. About 1,600 Pennsylvania veterans will receive free transport to Chattanooga and return, with a general information circular. Southern Railway also allows limited stop overs between Washington and Chattanooga.
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Stewart
Hartsburg
Queen and Crescent
Louisville and Nashville
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Chickamaqua
Adjutant General
Pennsylvania
Chattanoora
Pennsylvania Pensions Reported with Various Restorations
A list of pension recipients and statuses from Pennsylvania including original and supplemental pensions. Names span Philadelphia to York with towns like Williamsport Pittsburgh Chambersburg and Huntingdon. Restoration and increase entries appear for numerous individuals across counties such as Cumberland Blair Indiana and Somerset.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Daniel JB Hicks
Wpittshburs
Robert Burtish Gillican
Richantsville
Jefferson
John HL. Juarnes
Lancaster
Christian Teller
Williamsport
William H. Swarta
York
Daniel Myers
Shiirleyburg
Huntingdon
Silasey
King
Downingtown
Lawrence Retz
Belgevue
Alleaheny
Stephen CC. Richanigon
Gariwood
Delaney
Coupon
Cambria
Widdow
Mary A. Hopwood
Wayneshors
Franklin
Anna Matin Motte
Pitteburn
Ruth J. Goblu
Wormleyshire
Cumberlands
Maria Welmier
Meyersdale
Somerset
Wintersteen Case disputed continuance claim in Waller attempt
Philadelphia October report shows Lieyd 8. Winter teen, charged with complicity in the attempt to blow up Levi B. Waller’s home at Blegmsbureg, denies rumors of a settlement and says he requested a continuance to the September term due to unavoidable absence of witnesses.
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Philadelphia
A. & L. Shielde
Lieyd
Winterteen
Levi B. Waller
Blegmsbureg
Settlement Hills
Iilitant
Eddie McDuff sets new one mile bicycle record at Willow Grove
Philadelphia reports Eddie McDuff today at Willow Grove established a new world record for one mile on a paved track. He covered the distance in bed 28, three fifths of a second slower than Jimmy Michael’s earlier record on the same track.
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Philadelphia
Eddie McDuffe
Willow Grove
Jimmy Michael
Executions Totaling 14000 Issued Against Local Clothier
In Altoona Ort 2 the afternoon saw executions aggregating 14000 issued against Dawid Gansman proprietor of a clothing establishment. His wife holds a preferred claim for 10000. Many Philadelphia wholesale merchants are creditors.
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Altoona
Dawid Gansman
Hals
Philadelphia
Death of Martin La scar After Beavers Creek Incident
Hazleton Pa Oct 28 Martin La scar died in the Miners hospital here from injuries believed to be from an assault by Hulverian countrymen at Beaver Breck two weeks earlier. Authorities have lodged charges against all suspects.
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Hazleton
Martin Lascar
Beaver Breck
Jal
Meyer Indicted for Murder in Redeemer Church Killing
New York Oct 28 Meyer killed Policeman Smith in the Human Catholic church of the Redeemer early Wednesday. He is indicted for murder in the first degree and will be tried Monday. Meyer allegedly murdered other victims and a mob threatened to lynch him as he was led from the police station.
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Richard Quay Tracy
Meyer
Greater New York
New York
Tprite Meyer
Policeman Smith
Human Catholic Church of the Redeemer Arly
Sexton Stel
Brooklyn
James C. Pitts
Summit
Criminal Court
Pollen
Sheute
Rai
Central disaster toll narrows to twenty dead
From Poughkeepsie New York Oct 29 authorities say no more than twenty lives were lost in the Central disaster. All sleeping car passengers are accounted for while eight ladies in the day coach have been recovered and four escaped. Conductor Parrish places the day coach count at twelve with two bodies found and one unidentified at Cold Springs. One child survived, a little boy. Coroner Wood says only Engineer McKay and Stenographer McKay bodies remain in the river.
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Poughkeensle
N. Y
New York Central
Parrish
Hosaya
Cold Springs
Wood
McKay
Tuberculosis Focus at Public Health Association Meeting
Philadelphia session centers on tuberculosis with discussion of milk born infection and surveillance. General Sternberg reports on yellow fever. Dr. De Sweinlts discusses 1880 Patria Congress for tuberculosis study. Miss Rabinowbach presents research on TB bacilli in dairy products.
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Public Health Association
Philadelphia
American Public Health Association
Sternberg
United States Army
BE. A. de Sweinlts
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Patria
Howard
Andere
Lydian Rabinowbach
Rusti
Medienel Love
Germany
Husela
Cotton Convention Closes as New England Manufacturers Meet
The semi annual convention of the New England Cotton Manufacturers association ended in Philadelphia after three sessions. Morning papers in the Textile School discussed technical trade topics and a luncheon followed. Tonight papers on Philadelphia as a textile center and fire protection of mills were read by Clark, Thomas, Donovan, Mrinckerhoff, and Stratton.
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Philadelphia
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Philadelphia Textile Schol
Severn
Charles Heber Clark
Edward W. Thomas
Lowell
Dy DD
Donovan
Providence
Henry G. Mrinckerhoff
Boston
MII
On to Victory Republican ticket urged in Lackawanna race
The piece urges a strong Republican victory across the ticket in Lackawanna, warning supporters to stay vigilant and to buy standard advertised foods without substitutes to help secure supremacy.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Advertised in Scranton
A patent medicine ad claims the Mystic Cure can heal rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days with the first dose showing immediate benefit. It promises to remove the cause and the disease, selling for 76 cents through Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
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Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Patent ads lure readers with promise of wealth and sales jobs
The page quotes bold claims from agencies like Clifton group and Wraner Well known man in every town to solicit stock promising large pay. Offers include per month salaries, prizes, and commissions for canvassing and patent opportunities, with references to offices in Washington and Chicago and lines about wealth through invention.
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Suile
Clifton Roup
Cincinnatil
Wranrer
Bamonopoly
Iwentana Capital
Wnith, Fish & Ca
Orden Block
Ubioago
Lil
Chiro podist and manicure ad fragment hinges on unclear text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions chiropodist and manicure services with garbled branding and unclear charges. The readable content references residence visits and defined charges, but lacks complete details or names. The item reads as an undefined classified notice with mixed nonsensical phrases.
Help Wanted Ads and Rentals in Honesdale Area
A collage of classified notices offers agents wanted for various products and services in Lackawanna County and surrounding regions. Pay terms include weekly compensation, listing chores such as selling cigars, soliciting, and publishing items. Rentals include six room houses and commercial space near D J W station with terms and addresses noted.
Classified Help Wanted and Services Listings
A garbled page lists scavenger and private cleaning services, job notices, and help wanted ads. Entries advertise city scavenger services, housekeeping, tutoring, teaching, butchery and meat market work, general labor, stenography, and housekeeper positions with names and addresses in Scranton and nearby. Several brief notices request employment and provide contact details for Tribune office and local streets.
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Adress W. Gy Tribune
Public Sale Promises Lands From Lackawanna County Estates
Judicial sale of numerous parcels in Lackawanna County including several tracts in Dalton and South Abington, and a lot in the borough of Dalton, along with adjacent properties in Moscow and other townships. The sale, by order of courts in multiple cases, lists titles held by Emma Carpenter, A. E. Cobb, William Bacon, Adolph Oldakowski, and others, with detailed descriptions of boundaries and improvements. The auction is set at the Lackawanna County Court House on Friday November 15, 1297, at 1 pm, for cash to the highest bidder.
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Lackawanna County
Boranton
A. E. Cobb
Lata Elnate
Maalxon
County of Lackawanna
Amstate
Pennylvania
Pe Fullowa
Moscow
Pennsylvania Coal Company
William Peters
Almira Meffelinger
Jacob Frederick
Stone Corner
Daniel Evate
Wiliam Peters
John KR. Davis
Simon Edwards
Lugerne
J. W. Brock
Almira Heffelfinger
Seid Peter's Land
EL Meters
J. M. Rhoads
Daniel Evans
Lucinda Edwards
Dowd
J. W. Slocum Va
E. Comb
Warren & Knapp
Emma Carpenter
Anid
Elgcty-Elght
W. A. Dean
Oscar Carpenter
Dalton
Franklin's
Jane Halley
Jane Bailey
Parkton
Mrs
Carpenter
Bimrell
B.C. Smith
Sail Creek
Price
Dent
Washington Avenue
Robert F. Breed
la Zertie County
State of
Pennsylvania
W. W. Watson
Robert F. Bried
Adolf Oldakoweki
Spruks Hrotherava
Adolph Witikowski
Debr
Fifa
Scranton Sheriff Sale Notices Across Lackawanna County
Public notice of real estate seizures in Scranton and Lackawanna County detailing parcels in several wards. Properties include two story frame buildings with outbuildings, bounded by streets and alleys, with coal and mineral reservations. Judgments and attorney references accompany each listed lot.
Land and property seizures in Lackawanna county estates
Proceedings in No 27 September term 1997 and related vend ex auctions name Taylor and Lewis as attorneys. Michael Smith defendants rights in a Lind street Winton parcel with a two story building used as a restaurant. James Riley Beranton tract with river street frontage. Daniel P Battle Beranton lots Broad Prospect and Ele street described with frontages and depths. all properties seized or assigned in various judgments and executions during May and November terms.
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Taylor & & Lewis
Atty's
Michael Smith
Winton
County of Lackawanna
State of Pennsylvania
Hill Street
Dolph and
Sturges
Wineton
Salt of Taylor & Lewis
James Riley
Beranton
Meylert
River Street
Fifth Street
John Riley
Toone
Lackawanna County
Taylor & Lewis
James Rilew
Aleo
Daniel PF
Batile
Salt of
W. A
Mayaresisi
Sale Terms read by Scranton Sheriff
Terms of sale require fifty dollars cash when property is struck off and the balance cash immediately after sale. If sold for costs, costs due when struck off. any property not meeting terms will be resold before adjournment. Sheriff’s office Scranton Pa October 4 is?
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Teibune
Franklin Avenue
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Moore
Fillile
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Scott & Howne
Chemins
New Yorks
Chickamagua
Pennsylvania Pensions
New England Manufacturers’ Association
Jaetoni
Waterloo
Democratic Lackawanna
the Tribune
Enelowe
Soutit
Catiolic News
Barclay Street
Adedros Jouvet
Hoxsus
Mua
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Cro. Col
Iene
Weddelburn & Col
Dept. C
Adva
Nead
M.A. Steubins
Lawrence
Mink
Suran
Diydew
Wan Yune
Oth
Goarentest
Reulis Éheliting
John Eivent
Acre
Vales
Honesdale
Lackawasna County
Rons
Americas
Vit Pour. CO
Port W Iron
M Tel
Advent WA
Lites
LEN Broth
CIA
Naperville Tl
Michigan
van Diarin St
Ubbana
Eighth Street
James St Watson
First National
A. D. Dean
Evans
Lusorne
Himick
Aor
Elbharde
Baiggs
Oder
A. Briggs
Main Ave
Kiekes
Vorner Adame and Mulberry
Ciuas
Coofem
Hart Reasonable
Seranion Street
Louse
Washburn Street
Atven
Miss Hodges
Mulberry Atreetwity
Qohation
Hutehior
Jraud Ment
Aukige Ani Bologna
Lee Tourt
Addres
Tribune Atten
Tarber Lowell
APHS
Hickory Street
Laehiwanika Avenue
Wevetenelieney Hiaeids Mini Artia Plate
Sterger Offer
Mes
Deckeil Pittston
Saerifi
Gbenieee Sale
Sherife's
William Bacon
Ving
Boeing
Abington Township
Columbia Avenue
Hiram Nichols
I Nebaecia
Comegys
Al's
Adolph Oldakowaki
Tyne
Testion Woo
Sheriff's Sales
Modan, Atty
Paul Zulauf
Scrinton
Win
Meailow Avenue
Tri City
Albert Marodt
Albert Baralt
Paul Aulauf
Alius Ft. Fa
Newcomb
Mari O'Connor
Maria Corcoran
Eridian Street
Lavworne Street
Meridian Street
United Security Life Insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania
Maria O'Connor
Labt
Lev
Woodruff
Andrew Doyle
Mr. Kane
Robinson Street
Mary H. Hoath
Jane
Sald Maye
Sadot
Maury H. Heath
A. Laws
Connolly & Wallace
Sheriff's Office
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