Mine Mule Superseded Haulage In Modern Coal Mine
A nine ton electric motor, called the dinkey, proves capable of replacing mules at Bellevue mine. It hauls twenty loaded cars a half mile in two minutes and runs at about twenty miles per hour. Built by General Electric in Schenectady, the device lowers into the shaft on a rope and powers chamber work as a step toward full underground electricity use by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company.
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Cocal
Bellevue
Delaware, Lackawanna Or
General Flestric Company
Schenectady
M. Y
Inaide
John Hale
Quielde
Hert Green, Sr
Agaistant
Bert Green
Man
Colery
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Inteda
Ite
Wealth and Banking in the County Drive a New Institution
The text argues that the area needs greater banking facilities as wealth accumulates. It suggests that a locally controlled institution would aid residents and increase earning capacity, benefiting the county's economic growth.
Cissy Fitzgerald Delights in The Foundling at Frothingham
Review notes Frohman’s company with Crasg Fitzgerald as the attraction. The packed Frothingham house enjoyed a lively show with witty misadventures along the marital line. Performers include Thomas Burns, S. Miller Kent, Charles W. Butler, Clara Baker Post, and Maggie Holloway Fisher.
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Frohman
Crasg Fitzgerald
Foundling
Frothingham
Cissy
Cissy Fitzgerald
New York
Thomas Burns
Major Colton
Miller Kent
Dick Pennell
Charlea W. Butler
Clara Baker Post
Mrs. Colton
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Miss Ussher
City Notes Roundup of Local Meetings and Events
Public market committee and board of health schedule meetings while Socials and lectures unite various groups. Hearings on habeas corpus and liquor league gathering, religious services, and a notable theatre night headline a mix of civic, charitable, and cultural happenings. Funeral for Mrs Edward A Jones in Archbald noted.
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Board of Trade Public Market Committee
Board of Health
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
South Side
Tts
Siegel's Academy
Gunster
State Liquor League
Raub's Hall
Grace Reformed Episcopal
Jefferson Avenue
Anna Clark
Women's Christian Association
Chirk
Academy of Music
Seelock
Hoyt
New York
John Egan
Throop
Nel Judge
John J. Cummings
Nellie Hopkins
John C. Buckingham
Dunmore
Harriett, Doud
Scranton
Edward Hunsinger
Newton
Edna Savitts
St. Luke's Church
All Saints
J. H. Malco
Washington
Green Ridge
Caledonian Club
Fuller's Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
James Josephine
Allee Gilmarin
Mises Jonnle Alexander
Mrs. Liner
Columbia Glee Club
M. J. Coyne
James Harber
David Wilson
James Seaman
William Jones
Andrew Smith
Jamestein
William Collins
John Simpeon
Belinda Meassett
Prisoners Brought From New York Refuse Details
Detective Barring would only say the two men are wanted in another state and not in Pennsylvania. He noted they are among several suspects who will be arrested, and refused to discuss the matter to avoid hindering the detectives’ work.
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Barring
Wis
Barring & McSweeney
New York City
Pennsylvania
Margaret Mc‘loskey
Twitmyer
Gordy Speke
M. W. Cummings
Olyphant
William Taggart
Taggart
John J. Forbes
Carbondale
John ©. Wiliams
Dunmore
H. J. Hockenberry
M. J. Lloyd
Diskaon
George B. P. Bible
East Stroudeburg State Normal School
Taylor
Misa McCloskey
Commonwealth
Helen McDonald Weds Carlos Raymond Videl in City Ceremony
Miss Helen McDonald formerly superintendent of the Lackawanna hospital married Carlos Raymond Videl of New York in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony held in the metropolis. The bride’s friends joined in congratulations and wished the couple happiness. The notice notes wealth and prominence of the groom and mentions colorful trimmings.
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Helen McDonald
Carlos Reymond Videl
Helen McDonay
Lackawanna Hospital
Carlos Raymond Videl
New York
Metropolis
Msc
Teachers Institute Debates Curricular Additions at County Meeting
Topics linked with educational work dominated sessions of the county institute as directors discussed adding vocal music to the common schools. Notable figures included President Thomas Hunter and Vice Presidents John L. Stone and T. J. Jennings, with Dr. George M. Phillips and A. I. Trundage among contributors.
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Thomas Hunter
Jermyn
John L. Stone
Waverly
T. J. Jennings
Scranton
Horace Scamata
LaPlume
Mr. Hunter
M. G. Neary
C.D. Sanderson
George W. Beemer
N.C. Mackey
Henry Houck
Danced in His Honor Mullarkey Hosts Washington Club Party
Washington pitcher Mullarkey, guest of his cousin in the city, was honored with a dancing party at Excelsior hall Tuesday. John E Mullarkey and his cousin Miss Anna Mullarkey led the grand march as about 100 couples danced with music by pianist Joseph McDermott. Attendees from out of town included Cohan Parrett Flan nery Kelly Render Carroll Feeney O’Malley Cooney Haggerty and others from Pittston Jermyn Dunmore West Pittston and Carbondale.
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Pitcher Mullarkey
Washington Club
John ©. Mullarkey
Washington
John Mullarkey
Excelsior Hall
John E. Mullarkey
Anna Mullarkey
Joseph McDermott
Out of Town
John Cohan
Mame Cohan
Marele Parrett
Linaie
Sarah Flannery
Katie Kelly
Gelinda Render
Helinda Carroll
Pittston
Patrick Feeney
Jermyn
Mary Myers
Carbondale
John O'Malley
Olyphant
Migeel Cooney and
Haggerty
Dunmore
Frank Pickering
Peckville
Dr. Mulholland
West Pittston
Turners Exhibit Gymnastics and Dance at Scranton Hall
The Scranton Turn Verein held the first of a series of exhibitions at Seventh street hall. Music by Guth's orchestra and Professor Saft accompanied junior and active turners. Performances included parallel bars, calisthenics by girls, high jumping, wrestling, and a later dance session.
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Scranton Turn Verein
Seventh Street
Guth
Saft
Pottsville Meeting Story Disputed by Brooks and Jones
Reese G Brooks and D M and T H Jones deny a coal operators meeting in Pottsville Monday. They say visits by Philadelphia agents and local men occurred but no gathering was held and no conspiracy to control anthracite output existed.
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Reese G. Brooks Penics
Pottsville
Reese G. Brooks
D. M
T. H. Jones
Scranton
Tribune
Philadelphia
Brooks
Potteville
Reading
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Penneyvania
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Death of Hungarian Railway Worker After Train Collision
John Micket, 37, a Hungarian railroad section hand, died from injuries after being struck by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western passenger train at New Milford Tuesday afternoon. His body lies in Moses Taylor hospital morgue. funeral plans in the city are expected. His wife and family remain in the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Micket
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
New Milford
Moses Taylor Hospital
Old Country
Linden Street Bridge Opens to Vehicular Traffic
Linden Street Bridge is now open for vehicular traffic with bare entrances removed yesterday. Drivers used it as a shortcut to Sixth Street while approaches are graded. Sixth Street end requires fill to ease access. best West Side approach via Seventh and Swetland streets. The Great Sale Continues with large discounts at Martin & Delany’s. overcoats, ulsters, and wool goods advertised with claims of quality and low prices. Genevieve Rommell offers pupil instruction at No 205 Washington Avenue. Pratt's Book Store advertises sales and removal notices. Wright obituary notes Grace Wright on Apple Street with funeral today.
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Howadays
Frank Hannis
BE. J. Goodwin
Washington Avenue
Cusick
Mr. Hannis
Linden Street
Sixth Street
Seventh
Swetland
Martin & Delany
Scranton
Ulster
Beranton
Leave Your Orders for Prompt Service This Week
The advertiser promises prompt work early in the week and notes busier late in the week. They highlight showing many new models with up to date styles to attract customers.
Potatoes from York State offered in heated car sale
The seller offers York State potatoes in five bushel lots at 27 cents per bushel if ordered by Friday November 1 and picked up on arrival, or 29 cents if stored in purchasers' cellars. They warn heated car shipping will raise costs and guarantee eating and keeping quality of the stock.
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York State
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the Foundling
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United States
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George W. Phillips
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Philips
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E. J. Goodwin
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Tribune Building
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Mechanics’ Bank
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Weber
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Apple Street
Grace Wright
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