Scranton Times Criticized Over Postmaster Allegations
J Jasnia Lawrence of Yonkers writes to The Tribune defending P M Wandling against Swartz County Times attacks. He says Lake Henry visit alibi shows no stage contriving, noting his Republican stance and asserting Democratic charges are unfounded. He insists Times report misrepresents events and vows to deny slanders.
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Scranton Times
Ang
P.M. Vanidling
the Times
Lackawanna County
Wandling
Moe Apa
Postofice
Map
Times
Wandling Wee
Lake Henry
Scranton
Waidling
Vandling
J. Jasmia
Bucklen’s Arica Salva Advertises Sore Cure
Bucklen’s Arica Salva boasts a world class salve for skin sores fever blisters chapped hands chilblains corns and eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price two and a half cents per box. Dr Gibbons of New York will visit Scranton at 441 Wyoming Avenue every Monday from 8 AM to 5 PM.
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Bucklen
Matthawa Broa
New York
Keeley Wins Surprise Over Magnolia in Trotting Meet
Dusty racing at Poyntelle features four trotting events with three heats each. Keeley, driven by J. M. Sanderson, defeats Magnolia in a come from behind finish while Fanny Blair and John Hannon contend for early leads. Magnolia breaks twice in final heats. Coxey wins the first heat. Excursion rates to New York and Ontario lines offer post-race travel.
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John Hannon
Mr. Crawford
W. G. Parke
Dale Corrie
Hauser
Abe Oy
al ‘Iough
Magnolia
Keeley
W. H. Gearhart
Trilly
Frank Mr.iffield
EB. J.goodwin
Louis Bunnell
J. W. Hazelinan
Nalea Des C
Ove Georgie W
Jobo Pritz
Wren
Flaxay
John T. Richards
Elasa— Coxey
W. G. BeriPines Wees
Dey
Stelly
John Haunon
O.M. Sanderson
Frank H. Brig
F. S Hazzard
Baron Laas
Mignolin
Bl. m
J. L. Wenta
B. m
James Mears
Jack
B. G
G. BE. Hill
Cso
Keuley
G. M. Hallstead
J. L. Crawford
Eee Rae
Billy
Speedier
Coxey
Abageil
Duke
Obn
Abagail
Net
Mr. Meare
Watch stolen in Main and Oak street robbery
Andrew Manyski was knocked from his path by two men at Main avenue and Oak street and relieved of his watch. Police arrested Joseph Knight and Thomas Riley after a pursuit ending at a garden where the watch was recovered. Knight and Riley were held for highway robbery. Manyski to testify. bail set at 500 and 200 dollars respectively. a Polish man jailed as a witness with 209 dollars bail.
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Andrew Manyski
Main Avenue
Oak Street
Tue Polander
Andrew
Police
Spellman
Reese Jones
Joseph Knight
Thomas Riley
Andrew Manyaki
Alderman Fitzsimmons
Knight
Riley
Minyski
Poland
Watch on Sunday Tippling Sparsely Enforced
The article notes a debate over Sunday drinking restrictions and how some venues may be watched tomorrow to gauge enforcement. It mentions concerns about underage patrons and the public response to the temperance movement.
Public inquiry on hotelkeepers over ward immoral dens
The article notes past efforts to clear the second ward of immoral dens and suggests that organized action could succeed again. It questions why hotelkeepers are avoiding involvement and hints their reply would interest the public.
Borela Base Ball toom annual ball at armory
A large crowd attended the Borela Base Ball club annual ball at the armory on Thursday night. The newspaper item notes a lively social scene with a broad attendance and orderly proceedings.
West Side Youth Injured by Mule Kick at Diamond Mine
Thomas Reese Sepiouty, a young man living with his uncle Thomas D Davies on North Bromley Avenue, was seriously injured yesterday morning at 9 oclock when kicked in the abdomen by a male mule while working on a car. He was taken to his home as authorities fear further harm from mules in the area.
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Thomas Reese
Thomas D Davies
Bromley Avenue
Rees
Local residents travel and shopping notes from Mason's
James Grady returns from Chicago while William R Williams visits Newark friends. Anna Peters from the Sloan visits nearby, and trips to Mountain Park and Lake Armvl are listed. Mrs Whitfield Jones fractures her leg descending stairs. Dr Reynolds attends. Mason's advertises ham and lunch meats and framed pictures on sale.
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Chicago
William R. Williams
Newark
N. Y
Whitfield Jones
Jackson Street
George B. Reynolds
Mason's
James Hoberte
Ajisy
Irene Roberts
North Rebecca Avenue
Philadelphia
Ben, Evans
Twelfth Street
Mrs Estroth Sues Over Slander Claim in Arche Bald
Arche Bald resident Mrs Estroth sues Michael Gilgallon and Mrs Jennia Estruth for 5000 alleging slander. She says Gilgallon publicly claimed she was an unchaste woman on August 9 before many witnesses. Officer Harry Haug retires from active police work for an indefinite period after about two years on the force, noted as efficient.
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Jennia M. Estruth
Archebald
Michael Gilgallon
Gilgallon
Anguat
Gilgalion
Delares
Serlits
Pelios Fores
Harry Haug
Scranton Business Review and City Portrait Edition
A forthcoming Scranton publication plans a carefully compiled and illustrated business and professional directory. It promises photogravure views of public buildings and streets plus portraits, aiming to attract outside interest and serve as extensive advertisement for the city. Representatives will visit potential advertisers to explain the project and collect names for inclusion.
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Toe Trung
Scranton
Kent
Ficrsons
School House No. 27 bids to be opened this month
Architect E L Walter to design School House No 27 with bids to be opened this month. Project planned on Columbia Avenue Lot for convenience and low prices for a short period. Anite Froratonam implicated in the notice.
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E. L. Walter
Columbia Avernine
Lota
E Anite Froratonam
Building Material Inquiry at Conrad Schroeder Office
Office inquiry records at Conrad Schroeder's Commonwealth Building, Restreet to tired toilera, seeks Pilisbory's Best bread product details and supplier information.
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PLC
Conrad Schroeder
Commonwealth Building
Pilisbory
City Tax Rates Rise Slightly Despite Higher Valuation
City and school tax levies increase with city rates set at 13.6 mills and school at 10 mills. The rise reflects bridge funding and a higher overall property valuation, with 40 lebih 10 411 residents taxed for occupation and 2848 dogs taxed at $1 each. A table lists valuations by ward.
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Lavelle
Deréona Wio
Ssaisanble Vilae
Minooka Man Denies Erection Speech Accusations
Peter Mullen of Minooka disputed a Minooka citizens meeting report about opposing a new Moosic schoolhouse, denying his speech was an amusing medley and that he attacked companions or corporations, claiming he only stated his clear views on the school question.
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Dredley
Peter Mullen
Minooka
Tun Thouse
Moosic
Aswan
Reunion of One Forty-Third at Montreal
Colonel Monies post of the Grand Army of the Republic in this city accepts invitation to join the One Hundred and Forty-Third regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers at its reunion in Montreal on September 4. The Susquehanna County Veterans' negociation will meet with the cur nivora of the One Hundred and Forty-Third for a memorable Grand Army gathering.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
Montreal
Susquehanna County
Fines Set for Fast Driving on Washington Avenue
Robert Davies surrendered to Aller man Fuller after a warrant issued ten days earlier for fast driving on Washington Avenue. He pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine. Captain Edwards notes more fast driving arrests on the thoroughfare are expected.
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Robert Davies
Washington Avenue
Allerman Fuller
Lyle
Captain Edwards
Thousands to Visit Mountain Park on Monday Excursion
Thousands are expected to visit Mountain Park for a Monday excursion organized by St. Peter's Cathedral congregation. Committees have prepared for a highly enjoyable outing with games, tunes, and activities to amuse the multitudes.
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Mountain Park
St. Peter's Cathedral
Collision at Providence Ends in Suit for Damages
Dr W A Donne of North En files a case to recover 500 from Jesse A Brady claiming a July 10 collision on West Market Street damaged his carriage and injured his horse. EASTMAN Francis, 5, daughter of Davie Kaaman of 401 Birch Street, buried at No 5S cemetery with services at St Marys Church on Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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North En
Jesse A Brady
Brady
Weat Market Street
Eastman
Francis
Davie Kaaman
Birch Street
No. 5S
Mary's Clored
Novelty Summer Coat For Tennis Style
The ad promotes a Nobby long-cut double-breast blue and black serge coat as a summer novelty item suited for tennis enthusiasts. The copy emphasizes its proper fashion use and seasonal appeal.
New Boulevard Opening Aims for September First Celebration
Plans announce the new Emburat boulevard will open to public travel on September 1 with a grand celebration to be held by the owner. Colonel Sehoonmaker notes the style of celebration is not yet decided. Dr John Sands will speak at St Luke's Episcopal Church Sunday evening on Mohammedidem and the Gordon Relief Expedition. An invitation is extended to the public to attend the 7pm service. A special excursion to Atlantic City via Lehigh Valley Railroad is offered on August 1 with ten day tickets and Pullman reservations. T PF Leonard promotes stone filter water systems at 505 Lickawatna Avenue, claiming durability and easy cleaning.
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Methodist Epicopal Church
Lake Winola
Anna Mulley
Block Island
Mise Elisa Guest
Globe Ware Hour
Long Island
Cummings
Jacksonville
Pla
Patrick J. Kenny
Delaware
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the Temperance Movement
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Puritan Congregational Church
D. A. Bvang
Richard C. Lloyd
Evan J. Edwards
Emburat
Sehoonmaker
St. Luke's Church
John Sands
General Gorton
London
Africa
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Elis
Atlantic City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
T. PF. Leonard
Lickawatna Avenue
Bine
Ava
Hood's Sarsaparillin Endorsed for Family Health
A reader from Eimhurst Pa reports trying Hood's Sarsaparillin with positive results in warding off sickness. The testimonial notes benefit for multiple family members and recommends the product.
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Maury A
Yeuker
Eimhurst
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