DOSLEY LECTURE AND LOCAL TALKS IN CITY NOTES
Alfred J. Donley to deliver a lecture on Trusts this evening at Carpenters' hall on Wyoming avenue. A new date for Rev. C. T. Neandsley’s talk on Early Mormonism is OCT 6 at Giertiney hall. Several social and community events listed including a Malta temple degree and a Kim York Epworth gathering at RL Park.
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Dosley
Alfred J. Donley
Carpenters’ Tall
Wyoming Avenue
C. T. Neandsley
Giertiney Tall
Attempted burglary at 718 Monroe Avenue
A mysterious burglary attempt at Mrs. R. Levy's home 718 Monroe Avenue Was entered by unknown persons. Silverware was taken from a dresser placed on a roof ledge and later found by the family. Detective Moir continues the investigation.
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R. Levy
Monroe Avenue
Detertive Moir
Bill at the Gaiety Presents Vagabonds Show
The Gaiety, under Manager Long, presents T W Dinkins Vagabonds a new show featuring Lillian Wipahburn Flo Jansen the Mignani family and twenty others with new burlesques modern novelties an elephant tableau and elaborate scenery and costumes by Huyaen and Rowley the chorus of twenty young women vies for attention.
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Manager Long
Gaiety
T. W. Dinkins
Vagabonds
Lillian Wipahburn
Barrem
Larned
Huyaen
Rowley
Collision Proves Fatal for Syrinn Merchant Peters
Siarkis Peters of 202 Ninth Street died yesterday morning from injuries after a bicycle collision with a street car on Chicago Avenue. The pole struck his abdomen, throwing him from the wheel. He was treated at Lackawanna Hospital and later died at his home. He had lived seven years in West Beranton and is survived by a widow.
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Baarkis Peters
Siarkis Peters
Syrinn
Ninth Street
At & O'Elagk
Chicawoine Avenue
Alrroynd
Lackawanna Hospital
Peters
West Beranton
Married Golden Wedding for W. H. Boyd Couple
Mr and Mrs W H Boyd of 733 Monroe Avenue celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in Scranton with relatives and friends. They were married in Wrightsville PA on September 26 1590. Four children survive Milas Anna Boyd a teacher, W S Boyd Jr, Charles B Boyd. Home decorated with palms flowers and golden tones. Local well-wishers note their long exemplary life and generous gifts.
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Atre
William 8. Boyd
Monroe Avenue
Mira Boyd
Scranton
Bowril
Milton
Wenny Henrietta Smith
Mise Filla Boyd
Milas Anna Boyd
No. WH
W. S. Hoyd, Jr
Charles B. Boyd
Hoyd
Recruiting Office to Move from Scranton to Philadelphia
The U S Army recruiting station on Wyoming Avenue will close by September 30 and relocate to Philadelphia. Captain Wolfe notes strong early enlistment, declines in recent months, and a shift due to strikes and miner applicants, with many local recruits sent to the Philippines and various corps.
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United States Army Recruiting Station
Wyoming Avenue
Philadelphia
Wolfe
Koye
Tribune
Scranton
Honesdale
Susquehanna
Shenandoah
Towarida
Dinville
Bloomegburg
Wilkes-Barre
Ft Wis
Offles
Marine Station
Srrvice
Mings
Beranton
Welfe
Phillippines
Stone and Hospital Corps
Ure
Frank Gramigna Injured After Wagon Fall
Frank Gramigna an employee of Cassageros, Lackawanna avenue macaroni makers, was treated at Lackawanna hospital for a scalp wound and bruises after falling from a wagon while returning from West Scranton with a load. The incident occurred about 7:40 p.m. Tuesday. his condition was not serious.
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Frank Gramigna
Cassageros
Lackawanna Avenue
Alums Taste Test Promises Insight for Tasting Skills
A vintage instruction hints at a test for alum using a spoonful of powder and water. The steps describe observing color change to gauge strength, with notes on handling a few common substances and a reference to Elin Moers and the Woman's Home Commissioner.
Scranton District Lines Altered Over School Borders
Sixty citizens petitioned to move the No 26 and No 27 school boundary from Depot street to the Delaware and Hudson tracks to spare children from crossing tracks. The teachers' committee backed the change after debate with Mr Shires and Mr Francois. Other notes include a $350 wages dispute with Max Phillips and a lighting proposal by Scranton Electric for night classes.
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Francois
Board of Control
Depot Street
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna River
Shires
Gibbons
Fellows
Shiree
Franceals
Mact
Tam
No. 24
No. 26
No. So
W. N. Hartranft
Scranton
Max Phillips
No.dechoot
Phillips
Stack
Scranton Electric Light Company
The Shifting Meaning of Crank in Language
A discussion traces how the term crank has shifted from a slur against eccentric individuals to a label used by critics of professional ethics. It notes that medical and political spheres repurpose the word to condemn rivals, while defending the integrity of the truly principled.
Boston Baked Beans
The New England dish is prepared with pou beans rinsed and lightly boiled for firmness. A layer of salt pork and onion is added, then the bean mix topped with a salted pork piece, mustard, sugar or molasses, and enough water to bake slowly for eight to ten hours.
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New England
Sallie Joy White
Carpenters Deny Woodworkers Plea At Biennial Convention
The eleventh biennial Carpenters and Joiners convention nears close with officers to be elected today or tomorrow. Reports on finance and committees were adopted as Cigarmakers and Brewery Workers sought union help. Talks on jurisdiction with Wood Workers failed to yield concessions. four delegates will go to the Federation of Labor along with other officers.
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Carpenters and Joiners
McGuire
Iatter
A. Hariman
St. Louis
Wood Workers’ Union
Wood Workers
Wood Workers and Carpenters and Joiners
Judement
Brewery Workers’ Union
Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company
George H. Gothler
G. A. Kotzwinkie
Cigarmakers’ Union
Federation of Labor
Carpenters
Honest-faced fisherman's ride ends with chain of lies
A Heaton Globe anecdote recalls a streetcar ride where a stringer of fish looms as failed truth leads to slander and moral reckonings. A chorus of voices confess deception about fish as the car halts and a grim joke about a lure and a theft of truth lingers.
Norway Ice Lakes Provide Europe's Cool Supplies
From the London Express notes Norway's high mountain lakes yield crystal clear ice. Large blocks are cut and slid down the mountains for shipment to European markets. Syndicates control the ice supply and shortages can occur after droughts, driving up prices even in winter.
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Greenland
Norway
Europe
Unclear OCR leads to layoffs at Sanwhes and Arwellor plants
A garbled report states about 1000 workers were dismissed from three employers after a labor dispute. Names and places are partially unreadable, but the item attributes the layoff to a conflict among nonunion workers at dated factory sites.
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H. B. Ware
P.m. Sto & Williama Bulliing, Opp
Postoffces
Prince of Pagdad
Malta
Mitchell's
RLM Park
Kim Tork Epworth Tengen
Newt Wednortoy
Pen Avenue
Mote
Pitng Howe
Coer
Feiday Tinonnding
Colimius
Willesduiens
Patusnon
Honedate
Carbondale
Thomas Ve
Athens
St. Thvayite
Waverly
N.Y
Hwre
Ptr
Aliens
College Hull
John Kerns
Mwiekony Aterot
Kasson
Farety
Neishbor
Kerns
Drew Dumnielle
Bill
Dinkin
Mrs. W. 8. Boyd
MR. Shires
No. 33
No. 83
Adams Avenue
Gibson Street
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Philadelphia Medical Journal
Boston
Artistic China
Delvieres & Co
Beauvais
China Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Casey Bros
Duffy
Mpur
Ely
Are
Hefaot
Dr. Reyer
Spruce St
Court
The
Heaton Globe
London Expres
In Our Nation Department
Winter
Zenda
You
Cushman Bros, CO
D'stributors
Hudson St
Cigarmakers
8Strike
Tuna
Via
T Elgar
Sanwhes
Amleye
Arwellor
Lopes
J. A. Banister Co
Vienna
New Orleans
Paris II
Chicago
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