Central Democratic club to host senatorial convention
Democratic committees across the entieth district met at the Central Democratic club and voted to hold the senatorial convention at the county gathering. Ticket sales proceeds and the Wilkeene benefit are noted, with expenses totaling $55. Subscription books stay open as organizers aim to raise at least $100 more. subscriptions to John B. Russell, financial secretary, Oratorio society, Wilkes-Barre.
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Democratic Club
Sadie Kalper
Wales
John B. Russell
Oratorio Society
Wilkes-Barre
Wood and Dr Gibbona to Visit Beranton Office
Dr Gibbona of New York City and FP E Wood principal will attend at the Beranton office 441 Wyoming avenue on Monday from 8 in the morning until 6 in the evening for consultations.
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Scranton
Beat Business College
Ace
T Shorthand School
Lembotore Recy Ea Buna Niat
Credit Wood's College
Pennsylvania
Dr. Gibbona
New York City
Beranton
Wyoming Avenue
Third National
Contests for Congress Nomination in County Delegates
The county faced heated battles for the Republican nomination with J A Scranton and J H Fellows claiming majorities. West Side districts, Carbondale areas, and city wards produced tangled delegate tallies as supporters crowded polls from 4 to 7 pm with hacks ferrying voters to balloting sites.
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J. A. Scranton
J. H. Fellows
Congress
Scranton
Fellows
Mr. Scranton
Carbondale
Old Forge
Lackawanna
West Side
South Side
Central City
Dunmore
Exmayor
Mr. Fellows
George Okell
George B. Watson
Edward House
Archbald—Firs
William Meyers
John BE. Jones
P. P. Spellman
Frank Sommora
Blakely
James W. Smith
E. L. Craig
Benjamin Harns
William Jones
George Tre Oton
Frankie Carbondale
John O
William Hubbard
Georg Patterson
B. Faulkner
Edward Moon
George Herbert
W. D. Evans
William Lewis
John Booth
Frank Franey
John Collina
John Copeland
John Harvey
John Neuser
Robert Carter
Joseph Ridhols
Andale Township
J. Y Dol
Dickson City
Firat Wi
Thomas Peach
Wiliam Sears
A Dunmore
P. J. O'Hara
Dates McCarty
Hirst
Thomas Dougherty
Janson Cole
O. W. Biesecker
Fred Bidwell
Thomas Palmer
Frank Mabon
James Powell
KK. A. Zimmerman
Elmhurst
U. G
Wert Diserion
Voter Roll Chiefs Listed by Ward and District
A long list of voters by ward and district across multiple precincts. It names numerous individuals such as John Fidian, Anthony McHale, George Barce and W. J. Shiffer among others, spanning First through Twenty-first wards and Scott township.
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Ard
Feed Diette
Osea Bergerets Monies
Moses Morey
John Fidian
Lenahan
Thomas Te
Rat Diatrict
Anthony McHale
A. B. Ee
Tala Regalie
Loch Wit
Thomas
Briggs
Frederick W. Bleckly
Naws
Va Penne
H. D. Withers
M. Oe
W . A. Dickson
Lewis Err
Jacob Preas
George Hehauok
Fred Helsner
John Hahn
Henry Negley
Brea Rampe
Gietrol
Paed
John T. Williams
David Parker
Secomatrict
William Markwick
William PF
James
William Kellow
J. D. Ferber
Fred Fuller
Seth Bonney
RG. Brooks
M. J. Andrews
Weeny
B.J. Hawg
Horace E. Hand
J. B. Woolsey
Henry’ Williams
Charles Helm
William Smith
Henry Mohr
John Area
A. Englehart
Charles Simrell
James Edwards
W. B. Thornton
William W. Morgan
Joe Eon
Scott Township
Herbert D. Newton
Gilbert Carpenter
Abington
Davis
Joseph II
Winton
Pitt
Emerson House
Narrow Escape: Edward Price Arrested After Suicide Attempt
Edward Price, a Sherman avenue resident, was arrested at Main and Jackson after a botched suicide attempt in his West Side station cell. Officers Neula Moir, aided by a patrol wagon from the central city, revived him. he was fined $10 in mayor's court, paid by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price
Sherman Avenue
Williams
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
West Side
Charles Neula
John Moir
Central City
Price
Neula
Neals
Local Industrial Notes Highlight Building Boom and Labor Trends
Local Industrial Notes describe a busy building season with steady lime and cement shipments, clear connel brick yards, and continued construction activity. Fire from a locomotive sparked culm dumps at Meadow Brook. ten thousand tons burned. Silk mills face hour adjustments amid political changes, while leaders at Scranton Stove works and railroad officials enforce strict billing discipline.
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Connell
No. 5
A .Ing
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Meadow Brook
William Vonnell& Co
Congress
Cleveland
J. A. Lancing
Scranton Stove Works
Wiliam F. Hallstead
W. H. Storrs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Firat
Minooka Citizens Rally Against New Moosic School
Local opponents of the Moosic school held a Saturday meeting led by chairman Martin McDonough and secretary J. Burke to plan further action. They say legal costs to obtain an injunction would reach 100, require backing, and hinge on proving the school unnecessary.
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Moosic
Martin McDonough
J. Burke
Norte
Rene Ne
Greenwood Coal
School House on Columbia Avenue Let at $40,000
The $40,000 School House for Columbia Avenue has been let and will be common immediately. A few lots remain available at a low price. Arthur Goues office Theater Lobby.
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Columbia Avenue
Arthur Goues
Thirteenth Regiment Wins Mount Gretna Shooting Sweep
The Thirteenth regiment rifle team swept all matches at Mt Gretna led by Private W. W. Youngs who scored 98 in the first range. Reese Watkins and others contributed strong totals as the team dominated preliminary and regimental events and earned places on the state Sea Girt team.
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Sea Girl
Thirteenth Regiment
Mount Greta
Sixteenth Regiment
Weamencey
Thirteenth
Sueh
Reese Watkins
Seoveverd
Senevdy
Watkins
Callen
Stont
Youngs
Mt. Gretna
Company D
Tae O
Mr. Youngs
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Seventh Regiment
New York
F. W. Stillwell
E. E. Chase
Frank Robling
Comy
G. W. Stout
W. W. Youngs
Sudden Death at Car Shops in Delaware and Western
Weller and Young Selaid collapsed at work in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops on Saturday around 3 pm. Weller, 28, died within minutes from apoplexy after pain in the head. Dr. N. J. Leet, called before death, diagnosed fatal apoplexy. The deceased lived near Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and had been in town about a year.
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Delaware
Lackawanna and Weastern
Weller & Young
Remains Taken to Raub Undertaking for Interment
Remains were removed to Raub's undertaking establishment for preparation before interment. Mr. Young's relatives were notified and at midnight his brother and sister-in-law arrived in the city. They escorted the body back to Phillipsburg at five o'clock yesterday morning. The car shop employer sent a floral offering for Mr. Young's grave.
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Raub
Undertaking Establishment
Mr. Young
Phillipsburg
Two Men Captured for Depot and Store Burglary
Special Officer Crippen of the Delaware and Hodson company captured two trampish looking men believed to have broken into the Delaware and Hodson depot and an adjoining store at Parsons last Wednesday night. They were found with a large quantity of jewelry and other articles and were attempting to dispose of the loot in Olyphant before being brought to the central station for detention.
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Parsons
Crippen
Delaware & Hodson Company
Delaware & Hodson
Para
Olyphant
Central Station
Reception plans for Rev. P. J. McManus in Scranton
Delegates from Scranton's second district Catholic Total Abstinence Union prepare a town welcome for Rev. P. J. McManus upon return from Europe. A parade, uniform turnout, and escort from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot are planned with a Lawrence band at the head, and a special session to arrange attendances.
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Scranton
St. John’s
Total Abstinence Benevolent Soelety
South
P. J. McManus
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Ameri
Father McManus
Secon
J. H. Brown
J. L Donn
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Pather McManus
New York
Father McMants
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Gallagher
Lawrence Band
St. Paul's Society of
C. G. Boland
Thirteenth Regiment
Seminary Ridge
J. H. Devine
Father McManna
St. Paul'’s
G. Kerr
Ireland
Labor Day at Mountain Park Hosts Coxey Address
Labor Day events at Mountain Park organized by the Knights of Labor drew a modest crowd for Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. General Jacob Coxey spoke on Good Roads and Non-Interest Bonds for about 90 minutes, but listeners found the address incoherent at times. The day otherwise passed without notable incident, with Conway House advertising rooms and decorative services nearby.
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Ulog
Mountain Park
Knights of Labor
Lackawanns
Lucerne
Jacob Coxey
Coxey
Army of Peace
New Paper Doll Enclosed With Six Dresses for Ten Cents
A paper doll is offered in an envelope containing six dresses and six hats for ten cents. The item promises a simple, affordable toy for young readers and collectors, reflecting a playful era.
Bargain Black Clay Worst Ed Coat Sale
A sale advertisement offers a $14 Black Clay Worst ed Coat for $7. The promoter invites customers to inspect the item and notes the sale will run only a few days.
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John R. Jones
City Notes
Edward Walsh
Rice
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George W. Okell
Scranton House
D. L. Moody
Ting Men's Christian Association
Newoods
Providence
Lohman's
Spruce Street
Wood's College
E. Wood
Corner Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
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Evnewa
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Enterpriaz
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G. Coursen
Lacka. Ave
Europe
Pratt's Book Store
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International and
Tarnly Bibles
Pratt
A. D. Daas
Weber
Guernsey
Wake
Berry
Lacka Avenue
General Coxey
Conway House
Poon Ava
Phatt
H. Battin &Co
Penn Avenue
Mr. Elephant
ABC of Nature
Amma Enay
Hector
Woolworth
Lacka, Ave
J. Bolz
Wyoming Ava
Dime Bank
Oslands
Business At
Washington Ave
Eureka Laundry Co
Dunn
Mt, Pleasant
WM. T. Smith
Banister
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New Fall Millinery
Lackawanna Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.D.S