West Scranton Republicans Build Strong Local Organization
Near election day supporters report strong Republican enthusiasm in West Scranton. The Cambrian Republican club and the West Side Republican club unite for the ticket, electing new members David O. Lewis Walter L. Schang Arthur Williams John Kelly James R. Hughes John Phillips William Thome Joseph Davis Wilhelm Thomes and more during October November and December dues rise to fifty cents. A welcoming event featured phonograph selections by Linden Decker and a dance with music by Mrs May Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Cambrian Republican Club
West Side Republican Club
West Side Club
David O. Lewis
Weet Locust Street
Walter L. Schang
Byron Street
Arthur Williame
South Malm Avenue
John #. Kelly
James R. Hughes
John B. Phillips
West Side Post Ofice
Willhinmy Will Fnome
Lagerne Street
Joseph Davis
Lincoln Heights
William of
Morecdn
Hampton Street
Willhin G. Thomes
Warrant Issued for Mike Sorka on Malicious Mischief Charge
Nathan Muneger of 137 South Seventh street swore out a warrant against Mike Sorka of 148 South Seventh street for malicious mischief. Constable Jacobs served the warrant. Sorka was given a hearing and discharged for lack of evidence after denial and dispute over the alleged ringing, stones, and rapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Muneger
South Seventh Street
Noone
Mike Sorkavhs
South Seventh Stret
Jacobs
Sorkaria
Camp Noa 178 Founders Host Washington Hall Musical Evening
Patric the Order Sons of America entertained their lady friends in Washington hall last evening Ivor Price played several piano selections Rooney and Archer the colored singers performed several enjoyable selections Miss Hessie Slote contributed to the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Noa
Patric
Order Sons of America
Washington Hall
Ivor Price
Rooney and
Archer
Colored Singers
Hessie Slote
Sermons and church services listed for Sunday
The schedule lists Rev. Hugh C. McDermott at Simpson Methodist, the Loyal Crusaders attending a vine service at First Welsh Baptist church, Rev. T. M. Phillips of Washington DC preaching on Christian's Hope at Munbury Methodist Episcopal, a morning sermon on The Fading Leaf Emblem of Mortality, and Rev. Edward Howells at First Baptist for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh C. McDermott
Simpson Methodist
Devine
T. M. Phillips
Washington, dC
Munbury
Edward Howells
First Baptist Church
Immense Coat Sale Opens Morning For Ladies and Children
An immense stock of new ladies misses and children's coats is opened this morning with a special sale on blankets and comforts. A note mentions thirty stamps with a misread line, indicating additional discount or offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adattan
Iniusés
Local figures attend meeting and campaign notes
A list of residents and officials attends a meeting in Flannigan's hall. The items urge Republican support with calls to vote for Roosevelt supporters and condemn Democracy critics. Mrs. Byron Wade travels from Washburn Street to Utica for her brother Thomas Thatcher's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wade
Washburn Street
Thomas Thatcher
Utica
N.Y
Halloween Social Led by Embury Church Women
The J. W. H. circle of Embury Methodist Episcopal church will host a Halloween entertainment at the Misses Hancock home 28 Eynon street this evening with the Hancock sisters in charge. The event promises an enjoyable gathering as plans are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Hancock
Edna M. Bonner
Elizabeth Williams
Susie Medley
Bertha Brom
Bessie Slate
Mimnie Stanton
Lizzie Denner
Laura Stubblebine
Ella Hancock
Ella Brown
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hancock
Eynon Street
Penman
Morris
Jackson Street
Luzerne Street
William Gristel
South Scranton Republicans rally takedown for turnout
A large South Side Republican session in Athletic hall drew representation from every election district as officers reported higher membership and urged vigilance for next Tuesday to strengthen the ticket. Candidates spoke, including Evans and Williams, and local activity ranged from a Hallowe en social to league bowling plans and a socialist meeting at Nowicki s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Republican Association
Athletic Hall
Roaring Brook
Assolation
John Scheuer
Harrisburg
Charles Demal
Stone Avenue
Demal
Mulherin
Phining
J. 7. Walsh
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Loyalty Club
Young People’s Society
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Vosburg
Democrats
Backus
Arlington
Maple Street
Pittston Avenue
W. J. Burns
M. J. Ruddy
W. J. O'Malley
Buffalo
O'Malley
Bison City
Evans
Williams
Nowickis
J. W. Clayton
Scliey
Immense stock of coats and blankets on open today
A large stock of new ladies misses and children's coats opens this morning with a special selection of blankets and comforts. Mears & Hagen advertise a thirty stamp offer with the public notice.
Green Ridge plans and events in November schedule
Green Ridge residents report moves to repair Boulevard avenue damaged by heavy rains and announce a Stag party at Masonic hall next week. Rev Francis Bateman will preach Sunday evening at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Odd Fellows gather at Masonic hall 7 p.m. for services. Green Ridge Wheelmen, Electric City Wheelmen open championship series Monday with first game at 2 p.m. in the library. Teachers and pupils urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Dreaker Street
Buffalo
Cireen Ridge Commandery
Masonic Hall
Houlevard Avenue
Francis Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Biundauy
Green Ridge
Alasone Hall
Dickson Avenue
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Green Ridge Wheelknen
Electric City Wheelman
Columbia Literary Club
Blankets and comforts sale opens this morning
fragmentary notice announces a sale of blankets and comforts with stamps pegged at a dollar purchase and mentions Meira & Mage as the names in the listing.
North Scranton Services Held By Rev Bateman For Jones
Reverend Francis Bateman led funeral services for James H. Jones at Summit Avenue home. He was laid to rest at Washburn Street cemetery with pallbearers including Lewis Reese Murphy Lewis Hess and Edwards. Members of the Brisbin Mine Accidental Fund attended in a body. The service followed a large gathering of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Summit Avenue
Washburn Street
Francis Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Brisbin Mine
Messrs
Lewis
Reese
Murphy
Hess
Edwards
Crackerjack Basketball Team Reorganizes For Season
The Crackerjack basketball team met at Johns' hotel on North Main avenue last evening to reorganize for the season. New strength comes from Robert Lee of Factoryville, a college player. Hayden Davis was elected Manager and Frank Davis captain. listed players include Evang, Breese, Lee, Benjamin, Luke White, Davis. They open the season with a game against the Stars on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns’ Hotel
North Main Avenue
Robert Lee
Factoryville
Hayden Davis
Frank Davis
Thomas Evang
John Breese
Marion Benjamin
Luke White
The
Stars
Misses and Children's Coats Open This Open Comforts
Thirty stamps with a dollar purchase suggests a promotional offer. The note indicates sales of misses and children’s coats, inviting buyers to take advantage of the deal and receive comfort items included with the purchase.
Revival Meetings at First Welsh Baptist Church Begin Monday
Mr and Mrs Jr BE Wells the singing evangelists start a revival at the First Welsh Baptist church on West Market street Monday at 730 pm Eddie James did well his first term give him another The Columbia Literary club marks its first anniversary this evening in their rooms The Shamrocks and the High Works Defenders clash in a basketball game at the Auditorium tonight Several social and Republican club events are noted with meetings and gatherings in local churches and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Wells
First Welsh Baptist Church
West Market Street
Eddie James
Columbia
Shamrocks
High Works Defenders
Lynett
Miss Jenkins
Olyphant
Lewis Harris
Brick Avenue
North Emnd
Republican Club
Christian Indeavor Society
North Main Avenue
Rev. Frank Sill to Lead Evening Service at St Mark's
The Rev. Frank H. Sill of the Holy Cross will conduct the first in a week long series at St. Mark's Episcopal Church this evening with the topic The Cause. Local notices report illnesses travels and residents making minor moves including Mrs. Clarence Jackson ill on Hast Drinker, various residents returning home from visits, and relocation plans for Barth Fuller family to Akron Ohio. The Fourth district school board plans its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Sill
Order of the Holy Cross
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Clarence Jackson
Hast Drinker Street
Lara Purdy
Hawley
Misa Va Hess
Fourth Street
D. J. Shirer
Cross Street
Allentown
Skelly
Calumet, Mich
George Tingeon
East Drinker Street
Barth Fuller
Akron
Ohio
Michel Jackson
Honesdale
Besele Maromey
Philadelphia
Alise Mildred Shaffer
Peckville
Seth Reilly
Lopes
Philbin
Efficiency
Morning sale notice for blinkers by Miars and Hagen
A morning notice announces a special sale of blinkers with a dollar purchase option involving Miars and Hagen. The fragment notes a vendor pairing and a timing element implied by morning.
Obituary of Peter Haetich watchmaker and jeweler
Peter Haetich a well known watchmaker and jeweler died at his home behind his shop at 2 Penn Avenue yesterday morning. Born in Germany on May 30 18M he came to America at 19 and lived in Honesdale briefly before settling in Beranton. He was a charter member of the Beranton Liederkrane society and survived by his wife and one daughter Catherine Pryor. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also Mrs William Walton of New York died yesterday and her remains were brought to her sister Mrs J R Murphy on East Drinker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McPhillipe
John Mulherin
William Heffernan
Peter Merrick
Patrick Brown
Anthony McAnulty
Flannigan’s Hall
T. 8
Lee
Stark Court
Jessie Kemmerer
Factoryville
Loretta Northrup
Glenburn
Mise Mable Derehimer
South Main Avenue
Williame
Newark
N. J
Lynett
Stella Gelles
Shickshinny
Mises Ida Belles
Hyde Park Avenue
Thurman Gammon
North Filmore Avenue
Virginia
Roosevelt
Connell
Thomas Jordan
Jackson Street
Party of Prosperity
John Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Peter Haetich
Penn Ayenie
Germany
America
Honesdale
Beranton
Wince
Haelion
William Walton
New York
J. Ro Murphy
East Drinker Street
40 Old and Well Tried Remedy Winslow's Soothing Syrup
The advertisement proclaims Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used by physicians in the United States. It claims to ease teething pain, cure diarrhea, griping, and wind colic, claiming to comfort both child and mother with a single remedy. It notes a price and that it is sold in bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
United Water
Price
Bettie
One of the Beautiful Women of Chicago Praises Remedy
Miss Elta Bourge of 47 Ashland Boulevard Chicago writes of catarrh relief after using Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. She says headaches and burning eyes and nose disappeared and her voice improved, claiming she would not be without the medicine and praises it highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elta Bourge
Ashland Boulevard
Chicago Fil
Dr. Pierce
Law Examinations for Lackawanna County Bar Admission
Regular bar admission exams in the Lackawanna County Courthouse run the week of November 10. Secretary Rey nolds Bedford, esq. lists exam subjects and the schedule from Monday through Friday with daily time blocks for Civil and Criminal Law, Contracts, Property, and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Court House
Reynolds Bedford
Board of Law Examiners
Board of Examiners
Caledonian Club Hosts Halloween Social in Guernsey Hall
Caledonian club members held a Halloween social in Guernsey hall with good attendance. Chief James B. Skeach presided while a programme featured songs by George Parker Lindsay McMillen James P. Folan John Shepheard and Miss Lola Corby. Dancing music was provided by pianist Oscar Hennop and the Heed family orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club
Hallowe'en
Guernsey Hall
Uni Dunelog
James B. Skeach
Uni
George Parker
Lindsay McMillen
James P. Folan
John Shepheard
Lola Corby
Oscar Hennop
William Heed
Familly
Spinsters' Club Halloween Dance At Scranton House
About fifty couples attended the Spinsters' club Halloween dance at the Scranton Bicycle Club house last evening. The hall featured autumn leaves and jack o lanterns with guests from Toronto Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Kingston. Lawrence's musicians played for the dances. Members served a light luncheon during the intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spingters’ Club
Seranton
Toronto
Carbondale
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston
Lawrence
City Taxes Accepted Without Penalty Until Date Set
City treasurer currently receives taxes without penalty and will continue to do so until councils fix a definite date. About $2,000 daily is paid. August 40 normally is the last nonpenalty day, but this year duplicates arrived late. Likely date fixed will be about December 15.
The Papacy in History and Dramatic Art
The article surveys the papacy as a historical figure in Christian history. It argues popes blend virtue and fault, shaping civilizational continuity from Rome’s fall through the Renaissance, and notes Hall Caine and Marie Corelli as later dramatists who portray a pope on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sttesman
Leo
Vatican
Hall Culng
Marie Corel
Weo
Shakespeare
Hall Caine
Mr. Caine
Toman
England
J. M
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Naleo
Linden Decker
Maay Jones
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Oui Peu
General News
Globe
Scranton
Bolt
Bkinnen
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Christian Agssocvhition
Penman and
Meira
Mage
North
James B. Jones
Mears & Hagen
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary'’s Cemetery
Julia Meibs
Edward Hartgall
Breaker Street
Mount Bethel Cemetery
Dunmore
Miars & Hagen
Chicago
Elia Bourge
FE. D. Loe
Princeton
la Grippe
R. V. Pierce
N. Y
LAW Examinations
Wise
Tod
Kent
Cory Toms
Tod P. m.Muulty
Rewl Property
Wriday
Pentsylvania
Scranton Bicycle Club
Allem Smithy
Boranton Euphomia Powler
Jseranton David Owen
Cveeeeeespeee
Willie
Barre Bstella Kerth Oy
Dpemeeneeenenees So
Smdis
EMMIS
Pope
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rely
Lesace
A. J. Duffy
Anife
Lewis Mann
Hoch
Lew Nemo
Alchak LD
Pric Beatrice
Academy of Music
M. Reis
King Dramatic Co
Shenandball
Braves of the
Huntley-Moore Stock CO
the New Dominion
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Ey Nola
Marian Manola & CO
Asne
Perkins Fisher
Half Way House
Jennie Eaman
Comedienne
Armour & Baguley
Fields and Wooley
Wood and
Ray
Comedians
Danvers
Star Theatre
ALF
G. Herrington
Clark
Royal Burlesquers
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