Personal notices from a New York visit and local arrivals
Meda dite returns from New York. Iter Milon McMiamies of the Cathedral visits for Mauls church in Geeea Ridge tonight. Login of the New York Herald is the guest of his leather We TL Logan of Don's Mercantile agency. Miss Myrtle Shinnons of Uhialeton visits her aunt, Miek W Wagner, plans to spend winter there. W O G Mont Grant Bian Wy 1t Mori of the city were checked at the Doe tel Allert in New York last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meda Dite
New York
Iter, Milon
McMiamies
Pore
Geeea Ridge
Login
New York Herald
Cake Walk Winners Shine At Eighth Ward Event
The Eighth Ward club held a cake walk in Music hall last night won by William Fisher and Miss Mabel Miller of this city. Mr and Mrs Henry Williams of Binghamton gave a clever exhibition. Fisher challenged Williams to another walk at the Warm Babies reception in Music hall tomorrow evening with a $100 purse for the winner. Master John Gilson and Miss Louise Burley of Williamsport will perform a juvenile walk exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
Music Hall
William Fisher
Mabel Miller
Henry Williams
Binghamton
Fisher
Williams
John Gilson
Louise Burley
Williamsport
Visitors Arrive From Sweden At Lackawanna Hospital
Miss Elin Kraemer superintendent of the Lackawanna hospital and her assistant Miss Claghorn returned from Sweden and were greeted with a hospital dinner after spending the summer with Miss Kraemer’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Kraemer
Lackawanna Hospital
Claghorn
Death of J. J. Taylor in Scranton
Joseph James Taylor manager of the Taylor Directory company died suddenly en route to a mass meeting in Scranton. Born in Baltimore he was 32 and had directed several directories incl Carson, Carbondale, Bloomsburg, Danville and Lackawanna county. He was active in Masons and Knights Templar. survived by his wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph James Taylor
Taylor Directory Company
Armory
Adams
Linden Street
Stigger
Price
Roberts
Prescott Avenue
Taylor
Wee
Baltimore
Scranton
Carbondale
Bloomsburg
Danville
Lackawanna County
Tribune
Ile
Coeur de Lion
Knights Templara
Mystic Shrine
Peter Williamson Lodge
Miller Absence Sparks Speculation at Campaign Event
Report from a political rally notes Hugh Gordon Miller did not attend the Armory appearance due to illness. A dispatch says he is highly sought after and may be pressed into services by other campaigns. Miller, 25, drew a large crowd in New Brunswick for a Young Men's Republican club rally, earning a standing ovation and praise as a future Virginia governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gordon Miller
Liltthefield
Armory
Reeder
T. F. Penman
Miller
Heeder
Millers
Yesterdas
Philadelphia
Mr. Miller
New Brunswick
N.o
Vineginia
Young Men's Republican Club
Othe Hotel
Archbald
Edward Jones
Green Ridge Coal Company
Johnson's
Comming
Columbia Bicycle Wins Grand Prix at Paris Exposition
The Columbia Bicycle won the Grand Prix at the Paris exposition defeating all American bicycles. Gold silver bronze medals and honorable mention followed, with Columbia praised for twenty three years leading mechanical progress and top honors in expositions. Local agents are Colvrad Brothers of 243 Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Paris
Colwrad Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Common council fails to meet. quorum issues persist
The council opened with seven members as Clerk Swnott called the meeting to order. An adjournment was set for Thursday night, but two minutes later enough members attended to form a quorum, yet they arrived too late to pass the Dyer and Saul resolution over the mayoral veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Swnott
Dyer and
Saul
Miners Return to Work After Regional Pay Demand
In Lackawanna region mines most operations resume as notices mirror the Scrantonian model demanding ten percent wage advances through April, with only Pine Brook and Manville collieries curtailed. About 2,000 workers sought work elsewhere during the strike, but most sites report full crews and limited friction after the pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Delaware, Lackawanna
Delaware and
Huron
Lackawanna
Lickawanna
Lackay Wanna
Archbald
Cora
Lackawanna Union
United Mine Workers
Why He Should Be Re-Elected
W Scott Collins, superintendent of the architectural department of the International Correspondence Schools and a leading Scotch American, urges re election of President McKinley. He praises McKinley for handling the Spanish American War, warns against changing horses during Philippine troubles, and calls for a straight Republican ticket to support a Republican Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Collins
International Correspondence Schools
McKinley
William McKinley
Europe
Americas
Miners Near Full Resumption Amid Wage Talks
Unionized miners push for agreed pricing and job terms as several mines prepare to reopen. Major operators including Scranton Coal and New York and Scranton Coal face negotiations with workers over powder prices and tonnage limits. President Mitchell plans to address miners in Archbald and Carbondale as recovery moves toward widespread resumption.
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Tribune
Mitchell
Archbala
Carbondale
Hazleton
Election officers named for city and outlying districts
Court named election inspectors for numerous city wards and outside districts. Appointments include Jeremiah Hoolihan in the First district minority, Patrick J. Mutherin in the Second district minority, Patrick Devanney in the Fourth ward majority, Henry Hatton in the Fourth ward Fourth district, James Mackin in the Sixth ward Third district, Michael W. Partoll in the Seventh ward Third district, Thomas Regan in the Fifteenth ward Second district, Thomas P. Regan in the Twentieth ward First district, and others across wards and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michiel Sweeney
Thomas P. Regan
Thomas PF
O'Boyly
Alex Ty Connell
William Ballows
Rowing Brook
B. J. McDade
Throop
Stephen McDonnell
Dickson City
Robert Davis
Fly
Old Forge
Frederick Hope
Courbonlile
Mwh Jidwin
Firat
Vrancis HH
Muster
Archiald
Thomas Fisin
Michael Arlen
Shiniore
Scranelon
Piret
Batelot
Charles Hl
Conaguine
Pouth
Thoms Bowlan
Wowth Quand
Thomas Watkina
John BR
Williams
Janey Taylor
John d. McDonald
Firet
James Carroll
Thomas Dordant
Charles Minsker
Patrick
Clifton Township
John Powell
Dunmore
Picet
M. J. McDonnell
Carbondale
Jane W. Barcett
McDeouald
Loving Cup Presentation for John Mitchell in Scranton
About fifty prominent Scranton business and professional men hosted a reception at the Elks’ room on Franklin avenue to honor John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, presenting him with a silver loving cup and a floral piece. Ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson led the event with a keynote presentation, followed by speeches from Mitchell, Dileher, Fahy, and local leaders including Major Millar and Attorney O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
The
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Elks
Franklin Avenue
Robinson
Mitchell
Fred Dileher
John Fahy
W. 8
Millar
National Guard
Fr. J. Fitzsimmons
Joseph O'Brien
Lackawanna County
P. FE. Gunster
Scranton
W. H. Davis
Sauquoit
F. J. Fitasimtions
Dilehor
Commonwealth
America
Ely
Genine
Milapital
Meg Mitchell
Mvoited Mine Workers of America
Otineikle
Dileher
Sheriff Robinson
Hower
Dilha
John Gi.bons
W. 8. Millar
CC. G. Boland
John T. Dempsey
District No. 11
Police Officers Go Off Duty For Vacation
Lieutenant John Davis and Patrolmen Louis Goerlitz and Fred Karlus left the city yesterday for vacations. They plan a fishing trip. During Davis absence Sergeant Charles Ridgeway and Patrolman John D. Thomas will handle duties at the central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Louis Goerlitz
Fred Karlus
Democratic Mass Meeting Featuring Pattison Tonight
Ex Governor Robert E Pattison is to speak at a Democratic mass meeting in the Armory tonight. The event gathers party members and supporters for a rally and discussion of campaign aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Pattison
Armory
Robert Pattison
Harry FE. Grim
Perkosle
M. FF. Conry
Congress
Carbondale
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ARE
Sweden
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
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New Hook
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Ont
J. J. Taylor
Virginia
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Loomis
Maine
John IR
Birndon
Capouse
Scranton Coal Company
Ontario, Blue Ridge
West Ridge
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Richmond No. 3
Richmond No. 4
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Chirk
Notch
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Coursen
Java
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the Elks' Rooms
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Goerlitz
Karlus
City
King William
Usher
John Ramsey
John Robertson
Glenlivet
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Michaelsan Bros. & Co
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Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply CO
Adama Avenue
Seitz & Co
Washington Alve
Guernsey
Pierce's Market
W.H. Pierce
Conrad
Mason & Hamlin Co
Mason & Hamlin
Morita Molykoswet
Arthur Sikisch
Emil Paur
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York City
L. B. Powell & CO
Turkey
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
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