Dan Kervin Joins Chester Athletics After Scranton Return
Pitcher Dan Kervin leaves Buffalo for the Chester Athletics after a strong showing with Scranton last season. The southpaw pitched fast balls and fielded well for the Bisons under manager Walter Burnham this year, shutting out Jenkin against Jenwh until the eighth inning. The Athletics lineup includes Diggins as catcher and Weigand at catcher with Crampbell in center field, drawing interest from National League teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Kervin
Walter Burnham
Scranton
Chester Athletics
Kervin
Buffalo
Bisons
Burnham
Semix
Jenwh
Chester
Kerwin
Bovanten
Diggins
Wilkes
Weigand
Sevan
Providents
Athletics
Crampbell
Jelder
Beranton Bicycle Club Pool Finals Nears Conclusion
The Beranton Bicycle Club pool tournament heads to finals with eight players: Smith Gorman Mitchell Wardell Harry Northup Smith Pryor Harry Kays and John H Brooke. Surprises include J W Daxsenbury and Josiah Duffield failing to reach the finals as the event nears conclusion this week with prizes for the top three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Bicycle Club
Cack
Smith Gorman
George Mitchell
Wardell
Harry Northup
Smith
Jb. B . Pryor
T. Harry Kays
John H. Brooke
J. W. Daxsenbury
Josiah Duffield
Through car service to seashore resorts from city
The Central Railroad of New Jersey offers through car service from this city to Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Belmar Spring Lake and other coast resorts. Special cars depart at 8 55 a m to these destinations enabling passengers to secure seats without changing cars. The service has proven popular and will continue through the summer. Houses for sale rent or exchange Traders' Realty Latate Co 126 Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Abintic
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Bea Girt
Major Stine's History of the Army of the Potomac Praised
Major J. H. Stine, longtime Army of the Potomac historian, has produced a thorough Civil War study endorsed by Generals Sickles and Sigel. The work, prepared under the Society of the Army of the Potomac, includes extensive interviews and field visits to validate disputed points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stine
Schose
Tine
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Totomac
Army of the Potomac
H. V. Boynton
Stine
Sickles
Doubleday
Sewell
Reaver
Carr
Wricht
Sigel
States of the Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Bellevue colliery strike over working-card inspections ends
Seven hundred Bellevue colliery workers halted operations at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western mine over card inspections. A meeting in South Beranton decided to resume work pending Superintendent Loomis’s stance and a committee’s review of card examination rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Delaware
Lievkenanhah and Western Company
Fifuck
Lowing
South Berantan
Loomis
Lackawanna Ear Department
Mine Workers’ Union
Lawmis
Robert A. Courtright
John P. Kearney
Arehtualh
Oftielila
Loomis Toad
Local Market Offers Fresh Produce and Delicacies
This morning a full assortment of home grown produce and specialties is offered including watermelons pears pumpkins and grapes. Fine dairy items such as creamery butter and strictly fresh eggs are also available at 110 Penn Avenue.
Guernsey Hall Offers Muele Blouses and Organs in Scranton
Guernsey Hall showcases Muele Blouse models and famous makes like Weber, Soh mer, Mohlin, Schubert in Scranton. Instruments and organs are sold with guarantees and priced to value. Daily bargains appear on Finhoe and leftovers from parties. Location given as No 4 North Washington Avenue above the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Plano
Weber
Sohmer
Mohlin
Schubert
Kingsbury
Finhoe
North Washington
Ton
CRJ Special Train Fare Sale Scranton to Mauch Chunk
On Sunday August 4 the Central Railroad of New Jersey sells tickets from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko at 1.00 for adults with a round trip validity on a special train. Scranton departure 7.40 p m. Returning trains leave Mauch Chunk at 6.30 p m and Glen Onoko at 6.45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Tickem
Scranton
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Special excursion train leaves Scranton via N W T at 2 pm
Excursion train departs Scranton at 2 00 p m for Carbondale and return fare is 1 00. Elevation 20 feet. The trip runs through Northeastern Pennsylvania, with Carbondale 60 cents. The route passes through the highlands of Wayne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
W. TR
Carbondale
Mennesylvania
Wayne County
Clearing Sale at Richards and Wirth Store
A clearing sale of summer clothing is announced at Richards and Wirth located at 626 Lackawanna Avenue. The notice highlights discounts on seasonal outfits and directs customers to visit the store for reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Wirth
Lackawanna Avenue
Respite for Soldiers Delays Drills to October in Wilkes-Barre
The Third Brigade drills suspended until October with August activities limited. Camps remain open and armory lockers installed. officers praise the Ninth regiment's khaki display under Adjutant General Stewart. A vaudeville lease proposal stalls pending drill impact and awaiting committee member return.
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Stewart
Third Brigade
H. F. Dixey
Armory Committee
T. H. Watkins
Dixby
Ron Dougherty
North Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Alexanders
Dougherty
Gobin
Nalv
Leutenant
Miurket
Stewart Down
Newt
Camp payroll unsettled for First Brigade at Mt Gretna
Report notes a camp payroll totaling 46 720 41 due to the soldier boys. The First brigade payroll remains unmade while Captain D B Atherton adjutant of the Thirteenth regiment received camp vouchers from brigade HQ and sent them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chad
Pennsylvania
Boranton
Austville
AL Wali
Onboiel
Athentin
Mt. Gretna
D. B. Atherton
Band Concert Draws Thousands to Scranton Stand
The second concert in a series at the Scranton Bicycle Club band stand on Washington Avenue drew several thousand, blocking streets as Lawrence’s orchestra performed. Chairs filled the enclosure and the audience applauded the program, ending around 9 30 with an extended informal dance from nine to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bleyele Club
Washington Avenue
Olive Street
Lawrence
Prchertist
Moloch
Thorugh
Fourth Legislative District Democrats Choose Delegates
For the second time in a week the Democrats of the Fourth Legislative district met in convention at O'Brien's Hotel Olyphant and elected delegates to the state convention. They claim last Saturday's convention was irregular and the delegates chosen then should not represent the district. The 30 delegates will contest the previous results. Elected yesterday were Mayor J W Kilpatrick Carbondale M F McDermott Dermyn Thomas Munley Archbald and M W Gromen Mayfield. alternates John Rogan Olyphant H W Cooney Dunmore F F Mdmamis Mayfield and Prof John O'Hara Throop.
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Fourth Legislative District
O'Brien
Olyphant
John Manning
John WR
Colmmlitoeman
Colodel Janes M. Vitor
Wittebute
Tett
Chenerre
Ried
Ptate
Vierrier
Keesha
Mounty
J. W. Kilpatrick
Carbondale
M. F. McDermott
Dermyn
Thomas Munley
Archbald
Mo W. Gromen
Myephant
John Rogan
H.W. Cooney
Dunmore
Mdmamis
Mayfeld
John O'Hara
Throop
Rapid Piano Method Instructs At Conservatory
A letter praises the Faelten System adopted at the Conservatory. It claims rapid student progress and easy transposition for beginners. The writer notes benefits of class work, including confidence from performing before others and motivation to excel, signed by Mrs. G. F. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheo
Conservatory
Thore
G. F. Reynolds
Next Sunday at Lodo re a Sabbath outing at Lake Tlodore
Ample opportunity for families to enjoy a day trip at the Lake Tlodore resort near Sandis. Fare from Scranton is 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children with trains departing from the D and M H depot at SAO and M04. Mercy-go-round and steamer amusements are listed with excellent catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tlodore
Sandis
Scranton
Sao
Queen Quallts Offer At Mahon's Shoe Gate
Advert suggests ladies may purchase Queen Quallts by Russell Ox ford shoes for $1.98 with tolay at Mahon's shoe gate. The Indies are aware these color options cost $2.50 as an extra pool feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Oxfords
Mahon’s Shoe Gate
Indies
Richards & Wirth Closes March Clothing Sale
Great price cutting sale of clothing and furnishings during its month at Richards and Wirth 320 Lackawanna Avenue. The popular Pu en cigar remains the leader of the 10c cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Wirth
Lackawanna Avenue
Miss Griffin Gaining Fast in Tribune Education Contest
Miss Griffin shows rapid progress with two more days like yesterday and will lead if trends continue. Miss Meredith and Miss Pedrick report nearly equal totals while Lewis remains the sole male entrant as entries close August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Meredith
Pedrick
Lewis
Miss Wilhelmina Grittin Nears Lead in Educational Contest
The Tribune notes Wilhelmina Grittin added sixty-one points to Lewis's one, narrowing the gap to first place. Norma Meredith Drought and Vida Pedrick are close behind, with Meyer Lewis barely saving a shutout. Readers are invited to enter by August 11, with details sent to Editor Educational Contest, Tyhone, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Grittin
the Tribune
Lewis
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick Sever
Meyer Lewis
Uiles
Berlin
Tyhone
Scranton
Constable Sale Invites Local Workmen and Vendors
Washery and mine operators along with machine ery junk men and lumber workers are invited to a police constable sale. Items listed include Wijlers plain shafting wheels piping buckets heavy timber and construction materials. The sale starts at 10 o clock morning on August 6 near the junction of the Delaware and Hudson and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Diamond branch railroads while Pocono Cigar is advertised nearby.
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Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Lickawanna and Western
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Baby Bazaar
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Ackawanna
Dan Kervin
The
6 Beranton Bicycle Club
Priges
R. R
N. J
Meaj Latate Co
Washington Ave
Major Stine
Pierces
Guernsey Hall
Lake Poyntelle
Primory
Campang
A, Watree
Arthur Foote
Caplin Foote
Pearlmont
Lkely
Fpaelie
Tom
Rapa
Clonservatory
Bend For
J. Alfred Pennington
Harrisburg
J. Alfred Pennineston
Lodore
Coursen’s
Java
E. G
Coursen
Miss Griffin
Aithie
Pointe
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Henr Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Maeredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
August Brunner, Jr
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David
Emery
Wimmers
Arthur CC. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
No Park
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Sinais Ward
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Weohington Ave
Souare
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Wbore
Blanka
ST. Luke's Summer Home
St. Luke's
E. Kipple
Teta
Gonege
Dickson
Fowele
Woolworth
Suntriow
Mundie
A. Wolfe
Woobey Company
Woodiooth
Scranton Railway Company
Mee & K. Jones
Peckville
Taylor & Lewis
Oxford
Gixford
Mahen’s
Lack- Avvating Avenue
Hos
Atlantic City
C. BR. R
Windults
M. Bullivin
South Malineatreet
Barre
Central
Telephone and Supply CO
Adame Avenue
King Miller
the Hotchkiss
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Gibson
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Sible Financial
St. A. Watres
A. Knapp
V.prem
A. H. McClintock
Ralph & Hull
Correspondence Schools
Scranton, PA
T. J. Foster
Hlmer WW. Lawall
Treas
R. J. Foster
Stanley FP
Keystone Academy
Elkanah Holley, A. M
Prin
Factoryville, Pa
United
Opey
T. H. Sedgwick
MM. D. Ne
Penn Avenue
Keranten
Oifco
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