Students Advance Through Yearly Study Periods
The examining committees of the conference moved probationary applicants and those admitted for study forward. Recipients of last year’s trial are advanced to second year, while others progress from second to third year. Named individuals include Clark Gallander, Arthur D. David, Sonia Campen, Raymond Lowry, and James Henninger among others. Anheuser Busch Boor and Louis Lebman’s are listed with an address at 825 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Qoallender
Arthur D. David
David Evang
Simon H. Flory
Laman Ti. Sanford
Frank N. Smith
Gay Snowden
Charles E
Elegant Elks Clubhouse Opening At Scranton Lodge 123
Nearly 600 guests attend the two day dedication of the Franklin Avenue club house for Scranton Lodge 123 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The program features a lavish parlor setup, music by Banner's Orchestra, and displays of fine furnishings, with elites from Allentown Reading and Columbus present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
New
Franklin Avenue
Scranton Lodge No
P.O. E
Scranton Lodge 123
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Aas
Scranton Elks
Elk’s Club
Banner
Mra O'Brien
Miss Richmond
Slebecker
Mr Watking
O'Brien
Watking
Reynolde
Lodge
Allen O. Myers
Columbus, C
Ieara
Grand Lodge
Elks
Allentown
Reading
Wilkes Barre
Committee On
Fire at Frothingham Arcade devastates building
Fire at Frothingham's Arcade caused extensive damage to the Odd Fellows building and nearby properties. Insurance covered many losses while Robert Armstrong was badly hurt by a hose cart. Fire crews and supervision by Brazille contained the blaze. several tenants reported insured losses and limited relief as recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Robert Armstrong
Frothingham
Brazille
Wyoming Avenue
Oakford Court
Penn Avenue
Robert Edwards
Powell’s Music Store
Old Fellows
Qld Fellows
Hurt & Otinger
Art Goods
H. Buvan
Miss O'Hara
Dockstuder
Dixey
Alabama
Hook and Laider Company
Sreman
Hoss Company
Truman
Hear the Black Patti Tonight at the Academy of Music
Miss Sisaleretta Jones, known as the Black Patti, presents a charming concert at the Academy of Music tonight. The Pittabury Post calls her among the city’s best voices with rare power, smooth phrasing, and natural tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Sisaleretta Jones
Pittabury Post
Reconstruction plans for Scranton arcade and theatre set
Arthee Wrothingham outlined reconstruction of the burned arcade with a two story front and vast foyer leading to a new theatre. A second floor will host a forty by one hundred foot ballroom plus dining rooms and kitchens. Two stairways will connect foyer to the theatre balcony as the project progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthee Wrothingham
New York City
Dawkins missing delays Carbondale court actions
A disorderly court session in Carbondale saw John Dawkins fail to appear to press his case against ex Sheriff Charles Robinson over alleged unlawful imprisonment. A non pros was entered for the case, while other matters included Wockroth versus Roesler over wages and related proceedings in the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad suit. The day also noted a Philadelphia missionary gathering and shoe store ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Charles Wockroth
Charles Roesler
Mr. Salisbury
Jonas Lauer
John Dawkins
Charles Robinson
Dawkins
Robinson
Mr. Dawkins
Carbondale
J. G Thompson
Sirah Ron Dawkins
Herusband
John Dawking
Alderman Thompson
Eheriff
Dawking
Lemuel Almverman
Jorge Peck
Jolanna Ackermian
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
David Levi
J. S. Miller
Bos. Lewis
Golick
Minarda
Charles Vorkroth
Charles W. Hoesler
Voekrrolbeard
Rovaler
Roesler
Wockroth
The Singer Sewing Machine Company Moves to Lackawanna Ave
The Singer Sewing Machine Company are now located at 126 Lackawanna Ave. The Intent family sewing machine with mahogany wood finish arrives, portfolio number two of the Multichromeries series, praised as equal or superior to the earlier model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lackawanna Ave
Lackawanna Avenua
Haw
Vaccination urged as protection in Lackawanna meeting
Lackawanna County Medical Society discussed smallpox and urged vaccination in schools and the general public. Dr Logan proposed a resolution asking the board of health to recommend vaccination for those not vaccinated in the past decade, amended to seven years and adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County Medical Society
Lackawanna County Medics] Society
Court House
Dra. Williams
Park
Capwell
Kelly
Gates
Rea
Bateson
Connor
Lawn
Falion
Underwood
Willi Tas
de. J.C. Bateson
Rew
Logan
Uatherwood
Danville
Williamsport
Pittston
Binghamton
Parlor
Board of Health
Willisms
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fulton
Echuola
Bowed of Health
Batesco
Ita
Uicht
Lively Bouts Open Excelsior Club Tournament Night
The Excelsior club event at the Academy of Music featured a 110 pound bout where William Adler of New York defeated Thomas Gardner of this city. In the 105 pound class George Ross of New York and Jon Callahan of Philadelphia won. Rosas defeated his opponent, William Kine fell to Gavr McGrath of New York, and Josef Wellrschek beat Anthony Gordon. Winners included Stephen Jorge Scranton Charles McGuire Philadelphia Join Tighe Scranton and James July. Scranton delivered a blow that knocked out his opponent John Welsh. Dr Gibbons of New York will hold a Scranton office Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Club
Academy of Music
Ovat
William Adler
New York
Thomas Gardner
Adler
George Ross
Jon Callahan
Philadiphia
Rosas
Walliam Kine
Gavr@ McGrath
Josef Wellrschek
Anthony Gordon
Ota
Stephn Jorge
Scranto N
Courles McGuire
Philadelphia
Tighe
Scranton
James July
Ula
John Welsh
Souseless
Suede and Glasse Kid Gloves Offered for Free Repairs
A notice proclaims a new line of Suede and Glasse Kid Gloves with a service promise to try them on and keep repairs free of charge. The message emphasizes free fitting and maintenance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scranton Supply and Machinery CO
Lackawanna Laundry
A. B. Warman
Penn Ave
Norrman& Moore
Haskell
MEARS
AGEN
Lacka, Avenus
Wyoming Ave
Sas
The
Union Transfer Company, Limited
Bug Line
Franklin Vente
City Notes
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Providence Presbyterian Church
Ladies Social Union
Panu Avend Baptist Church
Associated Charities
Ettynburg
J. Dittess
United American Mechanics of Pennsylvania
Nimbers
Order
Beers’ Hall
Main Avenue
Lafayette Street
West Side
Frothingham Theater
Lew Dockstader
Thoreday
Henry E. Disey
Rice
Big Bareague
Dockstader
Powella Music Store
Scranton Bicycle Club
Florey & Holt
Scranon
Anheuser Busch
Louis Lebmian
Carlo
Morocco
Ronmg
Bania
Mit Prothingham
Arthur Frothinghaw
A. 8
Wrothingham
Charles W. Sehank
W J. Wei
H. SS. Wagsts
Mra. Brazer
Hodson and Moser
Metropolitan Portrait Company
OPP, Steel & Co
Frank Leneh
Westminster
John Jermyn
Curly
MR. Frothingham
TrRimone
Ripple
Madison Avenue
Martin Ripple
Brown
W.H. Brows
Lackawagua Avenue
Coonsix
Everett
Guernsey Bros
Charles
Bison
MR Salisbury
A. W. Salisbury
Laner
Lackawanna Avenue
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
Philalelphia
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Quio
Kirkpatrick
Hanns
America
Itua
Dr Gibbons
Safe and Sound
W.W. Berry
Jeweler
S. C. Snyder, D.d.s. Igo
Henry Battin & CO
Borros
Osland
Are Again
J. Bolz
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
Leotakanns
Ann Suranton
M. Brown
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