Woman chief medical examiner named by New York Life firm
Ty Martha Smythe Everitt of Scranton has been appointed chief medical examiner for women in parts of the state by a New York Life Insurance company. The move aims to ease applications by women wary of medical exams, noting that twenty five years ago few women physicians existed. The piece also notes mine cave news in Wilkes-Barre and a gift painting to A. J. Colborn by Reading Patriotic Order Sons of America members, with the painting hung in his Federal building office.
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New York
Martha Smythe Everitt
Unis
A. J. Colborn
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Mr. Colbern
Socal Union
Camp 89
Reading
James Rk. Kenney
Scranton
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John R. Mast
A. Helms
J. & Smith
PD. Dilwrt
Rambo
Hipple Bros
J. George Mints
A. F. Smith
C. B. Wetherholl
George
Greenwood
C. T. Davis
John PR. Jones
Ca. Vosbure
W. Gasterd
Thomas
Jones
Thomas Bullivan
Mr. Jones
W. Civ
Lord Thomas
John Th. Jones
Hobathan
Thomas Gyigshilis
Chadrmuti
Scranton Evening School Grows. Students Secure Jobs
Scranton Business College now numbers over two hundred with many new students expected next week. Harry A. Smith was sent to a position this week. Thomas Evans joined Bellman & Co. in Throop. Stella Von Storch accepted a stenographic post with Hillthory & Co. in Pittston. Night students Martin Gilllavary and H. T. Edwards secured positions. The former works with the Scranton Times and the latter with Mr. J. Collins. Certificated pupil Shirigia showcases rapid development at Mr. Southworth's studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Smith
Thomas Evans
Bellman & Co
Throop
Misa Stella von Storch
Hillthory & Co
Pittston
Martin Gilllavary
H. T. Edwards
South Side Campaign Draws Big Crowds Across District
A six mile series of Republican meetings drew large crowds from the Elev enth Ward to Minooka with six speakers visiting multiple halls. Leaders hailed the turnout as inspiring and supportive despite limited party strength in certain areas.
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Minooka
Harvey
Moeller
Hell On the Flats
Republican Mass Meetings Held Across Towns Saturday Night
A list of GOP gatherings occurred Saturday night in various locales including Mouth-Hin, Lehich, Delaware and Lackawannin Township with attendees such as J J Susvier, John Rh Pore, William J Schaffer, John Th Jones, W Gaylord Thames, Everett Warren, John M Harris and others noted among meeting sites like Prophets Church Han and Waverly. Local officials and party members attended across multiple districts.
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Mouth
Hin
J. J. Susvier
Lehich
Nor
John Rh
Pore
Een
Lowry
John FB
Scrip
Hiyde Park
St. David's
Babyton Motel
M. Streeter
David J. Davis
Eny
EL Robathin
Esq
Mother and son charged with arson in Throop
Mrs James Dodger and her son Anthony Dodge were committed to the county jail after being charged with setting fire to a house in Throop. The hearing occurred before Justice of the Peace James Scott of Throop, with bail set at default.
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James Dodger
Anthony Dodge
Captain Bunnell Honored at Union Veterans Convention
At the annual convention of the Union Veterans Union Department of Pennsylvania which closed in Harribore yesterday Captain L. M. Munnell of this city was elected state commander the highest office within the gift of the union and the department headquarters will be established here with two Scranton men appointed adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veterans’ Union
Pennsylvania
L. M. Munnell
Scranton Delegates Take Honor in Royal Union Race
Edward L. Hass of Spruce Street won the delegate spot from the royal union, credited with bringing the honor to Scranton. Captain Tunnel was unaware of his candidacy as Major E. G. Barnes of Washington County filled the office.
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Eral
Edward L. Hass
Spruce Street
Royal Union
Scranton
Captain Tunnel
8. G. Barnes
Washington County
Selectmen Postpone Meeting for Quorum Shortfall
A planned special meeting of the selectmen was postponed due to lack of a quorum. The agenda included potential lease or purchase of a steamer for Franklin Engine Co, consideration of Cumberland House contract awards, and review of auditing committee's report.
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Connell
Common Council
Franklin Engine Company
Cumberland Hare House
Political Pointer Endorses Schadt and Allies Platform
A fragment urges voters to support Schadt and associates, praising McKinley era protection and prosperity while urging defeat of Bryan supporters. It calls for working and voting for Schadt if one believes in the platform, labeling Bryan agents as opposition.
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Indore
Chicago
Schadt
Torn
McKinley
Bryan
Moran Fatally Injured in Dunmore Saloon Fight
Anthony Moran, a young man, was slashed in the left breast by drunken ex-sailor Frank Van Loven during a fight in front of William Zorn’s saloon on Jessup Avenue, Dunmore. Moran lies critically ill at home on Jessup Street as police hunt Van Loven, who fled toward the wet mountain after the attack. Moran was bleeding heavily from an eight inch gash requiring urgent care. Van Loven, a former sailor from New York City, had recently moved to Dunmore and worked at No 1 colliery.
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Crezer
Frank van Loven
Anthony Moran
Dunmore
Thurreday
Moran
Jessun Street
James Rh. Murphy
William Zorn
Jessup Avenue
van Losen
van Liner
van Lesen
Dr. Murphy
Dunmere Polive Healty
Pace
Hiker
Methail
van Loren
Dunimer
New York City
Pennsylvania, Coal Company
Magen
Feeeri Street
Mass of Rock Falls Kills Man at Duryea
Pittsburgh bound report from Pittston Pa says J Mac Donnell a 40 year old married man was killed by a rock fall while robbing pillars on a roadway cut. He observed a dangerous overhang, attempted to dislodge rock with a bar but was struck when it gave way. He died at the scene.
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Pittston
Paipliek
J. MacDonnell
Babylon
Duryea
McDonnell
Scranton Sunday Free Press Promises Big Issue
The Scranton Sunday Free Press announces an upcoming issue packed with a women’s page, confession from Doegart burglars implicating a document, a stolen map from the courthouse, detailed reports on the Duck Street shooting and a Dunmore stabbing, plus new industry news and cartoons.
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Doegart
Court House
Duck Street
Dunmore
Scranton Steel Mille
le Oaming
Seranton
Scranton
Sunday Free Press
Advertising Manager's Melancholy Irony In Ad Page
A Washington Star fragment reveals an advertising manager lamenting the juxtaposition of a prima donna's endorsement with news she has a sore throat and cannot sing. The mood is rueful and reflective about advertising choices and publicity.
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Washington Star
Local Music Goods Up for Grabs in Reginas Sale
N A Holbert of 117 Wyoming Avenue reports a large assortment of Reginas with late improvements and tune sheets for various instruments plus music cabinets. Purchasers may choose from a broad stock. Order from H A Hopewell. he is at home now.
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N A. Holbert
Wyoming Avenue
H. A. Hopewell
Eleanor of New York to Exhibit at Hotel Jermyn
Eleanor of New York will exhibit the newest Parisain direcs novelties to Scranton ladies at Hotel Jermyn on Wednesday and Thursday, November 3 and 4.
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Eleanor
New York
Jermyn
Scranton
Vieloity
Alimony Case Reveals Anti Foreign Sentiment in Court
In a Scranton argument session Clementine Renwick seeks divorce from Robert Renwick citing cruelty and her intolerance of foreigners, especially Englishmen. The panel also heard motion on a note release, arrests under oleomargarine laws, and numerous cases including appeals and new trial petitions.
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Arcumint Court
Clementine Renwick
Robert Renwitck
Wellant
Knapp
John F. Serage
Mra
Ron Wiek
Marthi
Renwick
Fogether
Court Seals Ballots in Dunmore Election
By order of the court the ballot boxes from the Dunmore election are sealed and held by B. F. Tinkham and M. F. Sando. They will remain in marked packages until the court requires them, as the ballots will be needed next Tuesday.
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Dunmore
B. F. Tinkham
M. F. Sando
Trolley Crew Exonerated After Smithville Inquest
Motorman John James and Conductor Coggins of Beranten Hallway company car were cleared of blame after an inquest in Pittston. Coroner McKee presided as the body’s death, alleged by Polander John Rolandey near Smithville, was found to result from the victim’s condition prior to the collision. Company agent P W Gallagher represented the crew’s interests.
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John James
Coggins
Beranten Hallway Company
John Rolandey
Smithville
McKee
Lugerne County
Pittston
Lemal
P. W. Gallagher
Tolandese
Kit Texty
Ivory Indication Signals Republican Victory Rounds
A fragmented local item notes a Republican win ahead of next Tuesday and mentions an examination for provisional night school teacher certificates set by the Board of Control in November 2 at 1 a.m. under George Howell, Superintendent.
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Inez
I Ehal
Board of Control Rooms
George Howell
Scenic rail excursion to Denver via Denver and Rio Grande
Personal travel ad offers weekly departures from Burlington route to Denver in Pullman cars with extensive service. Details for bookings with T A Grady at 21 Clark St Chicago and Twining optician at 125 Penn Ave. additional local listings include Miss Carolyne V Dorsey and a drug advertisement for Bromo Quinine tablets.
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Chien.co
Lurlington
Denver
Rio Grande Ry
California
T. A. Grady
Clark St
Chicags
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Doctor Mitchell
Hugh Wren
Mary E Wilkins
Jerome
Mary Beaumont
Joan Seaton
Edersheim
Jesus
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Brown & So
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
The
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
DR. W. 8. Henwoodd
Chas McMulley
Traders National Bank Bio
Isis
Wilkes- Barre
Sctanton
Esty
Scranton Business College
Cordiin
Freeman
Seal Brand
de Leon Styles
Waters
the Hatter
Lackawanna
Turon
Greenwood Meeting
Corcoran's
Fillmore Mest
Alderman Milelar
Fo Wy. Pletty
AL A. Vosburg
John Ho Jones
Corcoran
Prospect Avenue
Alder Street
Jacob
F. Miller
Charles Weber
Lamer M. Touwldrick
Peter Neuls
August Straub
Aueerst Englehardt
John Lchroeder
George Meisner
Jacob Weissryun
Milton W. Lowry
J. J. Spyder
Messrs. Farr
Fleitz
Robathan
Jone
Captain Bunnell
Union Veterans Union
Connells
Patrick McDonnell
Regina
John T. Howe
Seventeenth Ward
W. A. Beemer & Bon
F.C. Day
William Lightner
B. Pittee
Johnl Boner
Mt Luin
Philadelphia
Mr. Newcomb
Mer. Veshiri
Catherine Rittenbender
Willam Koch
Catherine Biesecker
Tiwin Fleneker
Bar
Irwin Birtecker
Catherine Birtenbender
Koeh
Kueh
Martin Jordan
Onondaga Dynamo Company
Halletead Textile Works
William McAndrew
D. Heddington
Commonwealth
Matthew Degnan
Lackawanna County
Jacob Suravits
M. Robinson
Charles Berk
A. B. Tyrell & Co
William H. Tyler
J. C. McNaughton & Co
Velane Cornelio
Thomas Killion
Germerlo Delilo
V. Carncla
Jules Aschum
W. M. Ackerman
Linster Manufacturing Company
John Hwallow
Commonwealth Caainat Gabrel Bonner
John Bacon
Toland
Veal
John Nolandey
Twining
Harris
Carolyne V 'Dorsey
Tripp
Unhildren
Clarke Bros
Nor-Hill
Bronson & Tallmans
Hatters and Furnishers
Soc
Brussels
Wise
Henry J. Collins
William Culilagn Diey
Alfred Pennington
Adams Ave
Linden St
Studvote
Prospectus
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Japan
Shingie Main
Lackawanaton
Raynolds
Sohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Prop
J.D. Williams & Bro
Weichel Bros
Metropolitan China Hall
Washington Ave
Mears Building
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn Hatters
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp
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