Winter Potatols and Local Services Parade Through Suburb
A mixed town page lists Luce Bros potato delivery at 35 cents per bushel with early orders urged, plus numerous local ads for furniture, plumbing, barber services, groceries, and a photographer. Community notes mention Kadras Howell visiting, a sanitary issue on Lafayette Street, and a forthcoming South Side vs North End basketball practice with lineups and venue details.
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West Side
Frank Gilberts
W. Lackawanna
Venice
Main Avenue
Majestic
WR. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
W. TL. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
Groveries — Revere
F. W. Mason & Co
Erie Groceries
Malin Avenue
SMC
J. C. King
Jackson Street
William D. Griffiths
North Main Avenue
Two New Veins to Open at Diamond Colliery
West Side news reports Diamond Colliery will open two new coal veins along the West Side from the Diamond mine near Hyde Park and the North Bird. The McKeever farm area covers about two hundred acres with veins from three and a half to six feet deep. Openings are near surface and slated soon due to rising demand for coal.
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Tye Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Coaching
McKeever Farm
Hyde Park
Bird
Otter
Atl
Ecu
Collarles
Pennsylvania
Notable Mod resident George Hahn dies after illness
George Hahn of Birch Street Mod dies after a brief illness. The Hiwerve elite figure and devout Mickory Street Presbyterian member leaves a wife and family. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow as St Johns Church prepares for related ceremonies and local events note Halloween social plans.
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George Hahn
Birch Street
Mod
Tribune
Mickory Street Presbyterian Church
James McGuigan
Mrney Avenue
Mises Mary Riley
Fir Street
St. John's Church
J. A. Mommitt
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Eeacon
Hallowe'en Rocml
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Bloger's Academy of Dancing
Store's Hall
Ella Govan
Prospect Avenue
Fam
P. Om
Warrant Sworn For Arrest In Domestic Case At HW16
John Williams of West Market Street swore out a warrant for his wife and daughter Kate after a Monday dispute. They faced Alderman Roberts and were discharged after denying the charges and agreeing to peaceful behavior and to pay costs.
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John Wiliams
West Market Street
Kate
Eelock
Roberts
Willems Wis
Hia
Hila
Alderman Roberts
Owen Foster
Busquehanna
M. E. Vostuirg
Parker Street
Newman Matthews
Wet Market Street
John PR Mine
Addres
RT Richarde
Addrees
Edwird Lewis
Hork
D. M. Kintener
Adress
W. F. Daviglee
Addreea
W. G. Watkins
Aldrosa
Rh. S. Jones
Weide Park
Reese Watking
Anne Reese
Reese Watkins
Local notices and obituaries from Georgetown area
Georgetown residents send regards from Norfolk and nearby areas while news records a family visit. Mrs Grace Rice dies at 72 after a paralytic stroke. funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM with interment in Dunmore cemetery. Other items note illness, vows, and church activities as the community plans for a new pastor.
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Charles Stewart
Chestnut Street
W. L. Stewar
New Pong
Morcat Hill
Hughes
B. Gh Muiehes
Sal North Funrer
Washburn Street Cemetiey
Amelia Griffiths
Heme of Friends
South Ninth Street
Mies Eisie Moore
Georgetown
Everett Moore
Bouth Blakely
Harmon Campton
Potter Street
Norfolk
Samuel Cummings
Fred Farnham
Honesdale
Grace Rice
John Rice
Henry Webber
Center
Apple Streets
Methodist Epatopal Church
Mia
Lincoln
Frank
Thomas
Hyde Park
Dunrhore Cemetery
Neville Show
Himhuret
Edith Ripley
Monroe Avenue
Lizzie Butterman
Ash Street
Ash Street, Who Has Been Dangerously 1] With Typhoid Fever, [] Slowly Imorhelng
Florence Smith
Wactoryville
Blanche Capwell
Cherry Street
Mite May Beemer
North Blalel Street
Dalton
Elmer Carty
New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
J. Williams
Barton
HL A
Mace
James Young
Kine
Vaneancy
Peter Winters
Blakely Street
Stevans
West Drinker Street
Indoor Base Ball Opens Scranton League Tonight
The first Scranton Indoor Baseball game unfolds tonight at Davids Hall on the West Side between the South and West Side clubs with a 8 o clock start. Umpire Hughey Jennings from Baltimore may officiate and a second league game is set for tomorrow night at the Eighteenth Regiment Armory on Adams Avenue between North End and Central City teams.
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Scranton
David's Hall
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore Championg
Avoca
Dhireenth Hegiment
Adams Avenue
North End
Pickett Charge Dispute Between Lee and Longstreet
An historical account recalls a Gettysburg debate over who ordered Pickett’s charge. Longstreet pressed that Lee directed the assault while a guide nudged him toward a confession. The exchange highlights differing 19th century views on the battle’s failure and the distance of the famed charge.
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Lee
Cemetery
Alexander
Stuart
Longstreet
Pickett
Wwe
Appointment by Lincoln Shapes Wisconsin Governor's Early Career
The Philadelphia Inquirer recalls Wisconsin Governor William H. Upham’s Civil War tale. Enlisted as a youth, he was wounded at Bull Run, believed dead, and later exchanged. Lincoln granted him a West Point vacancy after Up ham asked to serve, leading to a long career and a prominent family in industry and politics.
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Philadelphia
William H. Upham
Wisconsin
The
Inquirer
Wwpham
Bull Run
Racine
Libby
Washington
White House
President Lincoln
Lincoln
West Point
Younster
Upham
Charles King
Mra. A. J. Penvey
Colorado
Toham
George W. Peck
Johnny's pocket full of caterpillars causes classroom chaos
In a school scene a boy named Johnny is found to harbor caterpillars. He surrenders one creature after another, receives reprimands, and eventually is sent home with a pocketful of the insects.
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Johnny
Big Four Route to Atlanta Expo line trains from Buffalo
The Popular Line to the Atlanta Exposition runs daily from Buffalo at 6.40 a.m. via Columbus Springfield Dayton Cincinnati and Indianapolis Peoria. The Southwestern Limited, noted as the finest train, leaves Buffalo at 11.50 p.m. daily with a coronece a and library car, Wagner sleeping cars, and couches on all trains for connections at Cincinnati depots to points west, south.
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Atlanta
Buffalo
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Cincin& m
Indianapolis
Peoria
Tota
Southwestern
America
Coronece
Cincinnati
Influenza Among Horses Warns City Stables
Reports of horse influenza spreading on the West Side and central city barns warn private stables to take protective measures. Veterinarians note fever, appetite loss, and prostration as signs, with imported stock more affected. Owners are advised to remove afflicted horses from work and call a veterinarian promptly.
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Enon
Comical Hard Manor Story of a Father and Doctor
A rough laborer begs for a doctor for his sick two year old daughter Tessy. He speaks with anxious emotion about her curls and cherubic face, describing how loving her makes his heart ache, while awaiting the physician’s arrival.
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Tessy
Arthur Leslie
His Choice of Trades Bow Bow’s Singular Occupation Path
Ex Attorney General Miller is described as born in a small New York village and spending early life near a little schoolhouse. The note outlines a unique career choice among trades and occupations.
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Miller
New York Village
Cost of Shoes Rises Amid Scarcity of Hides
The article notes a price hike in footwear driven by scarce hides and rising cattle values. It cites a 10 percent rise last fall and projects another increase around 25 percent, tied to leather and ranch trends and delayed supply recovery. Prices affect workers buying winter footwear and may force manufacturers to close plants if costs persist.
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Gere
Vetata Dealera
JURY verdict in insolvent banker case returns guilty count
In Tancagier Pennsylvania on Oct 2 the jury found IS KE Smith, an insolvent Columbia banker who failed in July 199, guilty of embezzlement. Trial on other indictments is ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tancagier
KE. Smith
Columbia Banker
Smith
President and family move to Woodley for the social season
The Clevelands of Washington move from the White House to Woodley in Maryland. They will begin the social season there while awaiting the presidential retirement and hosting duties. Arthur Irwin signs to manage the New York Giants next season.
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Clevelands
Woodlew
Washington
Mraveland
White House
Toilay
Woodley
New York
York
Arthur Irwin
New York Tinge Balllub
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News of the Suburbs
Luce Bros
Central Railroad of
Kadras Howell
Washburn Street
Geraldine Court
Lafayette Street
Main Ave
Meares
Harmory
St. John's Hall
Hess
Mulhirkey
Tithe
Kerrick
McDonald
Walsh
Worth
Mc Gouldrick
Murphy
W. Mitchell
FP. Swele
D. Emery
J. Sonarar
B. Griffin
J. Keator
B. McKeehan
H. Smith
R. Bryden
H. Kurtz
J. Schellhasse
West Side Events
Diamond Colliery
Mra
Reftonnne Honorer
Mienders
Chil Uoglion Cottery
Wasblorn
Sophytirian
Mears
St. Luke's
Vie Imperial Quartetto
Misera
Manton
Derzum
Kiple
BG. A. Clark
South Main
Pitth Ward
Griffith
TDI
Vision
Thirteenth Street
Hye Park Whterdry
Dobatlog Sock
Ithind
Vesper Society
Lillian
Reading
Laura Geiger
George Tt. Reynolds
Mins Amy Howell
Port Jervis
Willem Wilhelm
Easton
Dhobb
Meeren Col
South Side
Nortil
Dunmore
Ias
Nc Eos
Indianapolis Sentinel
Erastue
A. W. Jurisgh
Spruce Street
Cissy
Charles Frohman
Foundling
Cissy Fitzgerald
Hoyt's Theater
Cloak Department
Funy
Lackawanna Avenue
Pan
Commonwealth Bridg
Scranton, Pa
Iron and Steel
Bittenberder & GO
Afademy OF
Chauncey Olcott
Marny Corment
Anes 1
Piton
Deans
Augustus Piton
George MH. Jessop
Olcott
Tom Moore
James A. Herne
Henrry C. Miner
New York City
Academy OF Music
Thisty
Hoyt
Dewwiitt
Hopeatte Scranton Hots
Lackawanna Ave
Hans Dainy
Otollan m
Todpm
Iws
James Oneill
Marazements
Wm. F. Connor
Monte Cristo
Arate
Jefferaon
Erlanger
Erm
Oly Palmer
Cox
Davis’ Theater
al Reeves
Reece
Tearles
Elmira
Mercereau & Connell
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