Keeley League Lecture by James Dunn in College Hall
James Dunn speaks on the Keeley cure September 29 under the Women's Keeley League auspices. The lecture in College Hall is noted for Dunn as a remarkable case and a very interesting speaker. Admission is free.
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James Dunn
Women’s League
College Hall
Women's
Keeley League
Dunn
Autumn Leaf Excursion to Riverside Park Lanesboro Pa
Special Delaware and Hudson Railroad excursion on September 25 1906 from Feianton at 10 am to Riverside Park on the Susquehanna with steamboat round trip twenty cents and park attractions. Return from the park at 5 pm. Family fare one dollar children five cents. For details contact H H Wress Scranton district passenger agent. Also Allentown Fair excursion September 24 via Central Railroad of New Jersey leaves Scranton at 7 30 am round trip two dollars and thirty cents tickets valid next day.
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Riverside Park
Lanesboro
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Susquehanna River
Feianton
Wress
Scranton
Allentown Fair
Central R. R
New Jersey
Reynolds Nominated for Fourth District Representative
John F Reynolds of Carbondale is nominated by acclamation at a Republican convention in Ledyard's hall Peckville for the Fourth district legislature. Attendee A Philbin was a candidate earlier but withdrew. Reynolds pledged to represent Carbondale interests and unite the party for a strong campaign.
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Aorney
John F. Reynolds
Carbonaire
Ledyard’s Hall
Peckville
A. Philbin
Reynolds
FP O'Malley
Prulin
Mir Reynolis
Rownd
Applice
KE. A. Jones
Archiwid
Fourth District
Fila E'Chiek
W. W.W. Lathrop
Carbondale
W. de Schulmehl
Olyphant
Assiaiant
Carlsendale
Jon FP. Reynolds
Yaiity
Fos Fein
Drennan Party
Campaten
John Fr. Reynolds
Amon
P.O' Malley
First District Convention Nominates Laharr for Representative
Democrats of Providence elect John A. Laharr of the Second ward as their nominee after a contested vote in the First Legislative district. James H. McCann receives nineteen votes to ten for Laharr amid a chaotic but orderly convention at ODonnell's Hall.
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Archtali
Fred Beck
Edward A. Jones
Thomaso Moran
Frok Sommerer
Hickele
James W. Siith
Willim Mason
William Jones
Leander Ho Thomp HN
Carbondale
Piret Wand
Firat Dis
Tefet
Heese Hughes
Thomas Morgan
William Lathrop
J. Vaniermark
S. Jones
Patrick Malley
Pirce
Dh Kivine
John PD. Jones
George Chapman
Joseph Lindsay
Pitth
H.C. Butler
Dean Copeland
Emmet Lowry
Arthur Locke
Dickson City
John Elderkin
John
Davee
John A. Philips
Elmhurst
Horace
Inn
Fel
Michivel Gorman
Seco
Samuel Updyke
Jefferson Township
A. C. Hedhwellia
Gormyn
Thomas Walkes
Mayfield Totoueh
Benjamin Morgan
Orphant Borwich
John A. Laharr
Odonnell
Providence
O'Connor
Jacob Smith
P. Miller
J. Fars Rell
T. J. Jennings
M. J. O'Toole
Pitcher
W. W. Luce
Labware
James H. McCann
Lafarre
McCann
Providencs
Frank Vandlire
John EB. Gaffrey
John Casey
Gaffney
Statesman
John Flynn
Casey
William Grady
James McHugh
Lackawanna County
Eonuven
JoMerson
Jackson
Chicago
United States
Willam J. Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Thomas Durkin
Jamey H. McCann
Pourteentia Wah
John O'ffrien
J. FF. Harness Namel
Uaterr
Janes McCarthy
Taare
MetCank
West
Messrs
Hanness
Covgrave
Democratic Convention Proceedings and Nominations Highlighted
The article recounts a Lackawanna county Democratic convention session with temporary officers confirmed, a new set of resolutions adopted, and nominations for representative. It notes speeches by Dennis Gannon and others, including John Laferr and J. F. Harness, and mentions candidate details for James McCann and John O'Brien with ballot results and subsequent favors toward party nominees.
Married at St. Peter's Cathedral in Scranton
William Callahan of Throop wed Miss Jennie Marrizon of Gibson Street at St. Peter's Cathedral with Rev. J J B Peeley officiating. The couple, both well known in Scranton, hosted a reception at the bride’s parents' home and then left for a ten day wedding tour to New York.
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William Callahan
Throop
Jennie Marrizon
Gibson Street
St. Peter’s Cathedral
J. J.B. Peeley
Agnes Lynott
Charles Callahan
Mrs. Callahan
New York
Mr. Callahan
Throop Boulevard
Scranton
Never Leak Fluid promises puncture proof tire sealing
An advertisement touts Never Leak Fluid as a puncture remedy for bicycle tires. It claims instant sealing when injected with a pump and guarantees a refund if it fails, backed by a 100000 dollar guarantee and notary public validation. The piece invites testers to try the product in the store window and notes sole agency in Scranton.
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Scranton
McKinney Club Meeting Planned in Olyphant
Tonight the McKiney club of Olyphant will meet Wednesday evening September 3 at Mahon hall. Attending gentlemen include M W Lowry Clarence Valentine John Proud and Rev Professor Henry Harris of Taylor who will address the gathering. Everyone is invited to attend. Jordan's bakery items sausage
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MccKiney Club
Olyphant
Mahon’s Hall
M. W. Lowry
Clarence Vaentine
John Proud
Henry Harris
Taylor
Everb Dy
Wil W. Jones
J. Matthews
Bring your boy to AKGAG for durable stylish suits
An offer invites families to have their boy fitted in AKGAG suits described as strong durable and stylish. The prompt emphasizes ready to wear or tailored outfits and brand appeal to guardians seeking quality boys’ clothing.
Scotch Heather Cloth Styles in Tufted and Billow Effects
A brief overview of fabric textures and colors outlines Scotch Heather cloth in tufted and billow effects with two and three tone coverts including Bouretta mixtures Ettimines Zebalines in varying blends.
Fabric Sale Ad Featuring Silks and Duchesse Qualities
An old newspaper style advertisement lists taffeta silks, chameleon effects, and satin duchesse and duchasse luxuries with various widths and prices. Highlights include 24 inch satin duchesse at 1.90, 27 inch satin duchasse at 1.25 and 1.59, and a large assortment of brocade satin with a special price of 95 cents, down from 75 cents.
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Twenty Tre Ward
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School of Music
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Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
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Thomas P. Cosgarve
P. &. Houland
Patrick Fox
W& Winter
Grady
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Laferr
Latarr
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Wyoming Ave
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