CITY NOTES FANCIERS MEET AT RIVIERA AVENUE
Thos interested in the threeline of tape poultry will meet at Rivker's 246 Asam avenue to discuss annasovation. The Lawnnwe Tun concert at Nog Auz park drew several thousand. Automatic track work on Beranton Rathway Coompany project moves Saturday. Bail posted for Robinson in park case.
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I. CC
Rivker's
Asam Avenge
Fon Annasoviation
Nog Auz
Jinvinee
Robinson
Mevar Main
Hilwarde
John Renore
Theiggn
Edoo
Speed way Hotel Advertises Year-Round Stays and Meals
The Speedway Hotel promotes itself as a first class year-round city hotel on the mountain with rifle range open. Carriages depart from Mears building corner at 6:15 am 8:30 am 6:16 pm and return at 7:30 am 5:00 pm 9:00 pm. Chicken and waffles offered every Tuesday and Friday dinners.
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Mears Building
Speedway Hotel
Cafe Offers All Day Lunch And Party Arrangements
Breakfast served 6 to 9 a m and dinner 6 to 9 p m with lunch 1 to 2 30 p m. Lunch available all day in the cafe. Large party arrangements by phone number 4674.
Local News Briefs and Transit Mishaps From Scranton
A chaotic mix of urban incidents reports Greene's wagon accident with a fractured leg, Julia Connery's streetcar fall sending her to Lackawanna Hospital, and elevator rope failure injuring passengers. Also noted are weekly clearings figures, a Westcott incident, a jealousy case, and the death of Daniel Civin with interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tead
Miet
Julia Connery
Tackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Accidents and a runaway train block trolley traffic
A series of incidents on the Duryen trolley line near Oak Street delayed service from 6 PM to after 4 AM. A lightning fault burned out a car and phones, air brakes failed, and a train of 100 loaded cars on the Keyser Valley switch ran away and halted at Main Avenue. Master Mechanic Mullen and a wreck gang aided disabled cars. a Lackawanna engine cleared the crossing as passengers were shuffled around the blockage.
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Duryen
Taylor
Keyser Valley
Oak Street
Main Avenue
Scranton
Thomas Mullen
Lackawanna
Aar
Main Street
Board of Control Set to Meet Tonight
The board of control convenes tonight to award contracts for the new scholastic year and to hear the supplies committee report. A vacancy in the high school faculty is anticipated to be filled by promoting William Schimpf, though the matter may wait till the next meeting. The incoming freshman class numbers about 109, smaller than recent years, due to a large June graduation and stricter Grammar A exams.
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Board of Control
Misa Mattle Gregg
William Schimpm
Scranton
Clisa
Woman Takes Paris Green in Carbondale Mystery Death
Mrs Nevins of Dundas Street Carbondale consumed Paris green at 1 AM and suffered until 4 PM before dying. Deputy Coroner Paine set to investigate as autopsy to be held. One son reportedly heavy drinking and threatening to leave home.
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Nevins
Dundas’ Street
Carbondale
Parks Green
Paine
Mrs. Nevins
Will
Techased
Fragmentary OCR Clipping Notes Murky Dialogue
A garbled passage shows fragmented dialogue with distorted words and missing letters. The snippet hints at a character criticizing another’s understanding of something and a response from a friend, but the text is severely jumbled and hard to decipher.
Scranton Liederkranz Excursion To Lake Lodore
The Tribune invites readers to join the fourth page Educational Contest with full details on the upcoming event. Local groups plan the August 16 trip to Lake Lodore, with activities and schedule outlined for members of the club.
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Scranton Liederkrang
Lake Lodore
the Tribune
Who is on the Lord's side sermon by Rev F P Doty
Rev. F. P. Doty delivers a sermon at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church based on Exodus text Who is on the Lord's side. The talk condemns Sabbath desecration and moral laxity, urging faithful action against sin and idolatry. It deplores labor on Sunday and the "golden calf" worship. The preacher calls for clear allegiance to God and warns of spiritual peril.
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God
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
F. P. Doty
Mt. Sine
Moses
Wae
Lyrael
Aaron
Mroeher
Mosse
Tee
Levi
Bern
Wren
Col Tatoo
Mont
Tsp
Satan
Dreag
Anil
America
Omar Lave
Ecatterett
Chyler Qrave
Nat
Eripician
Jude Beriartal
Chomlinn
Oprerelianta
Mperintendenta
Eat Corporation
Amon
Lydia Pinkham Letter Praises Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Mrs Morris of Welaka Florida and Mrs Waxata of Catucoon Deror North about Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letters claim relief from weakness and uterine symptoms after using the remedy, enabling them to work and care for children. The missives urge other wives and mothers to try the medicine.
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Pinamam
Reshg
Lydia
Pinkham
Maa
L. A
Lydia Pinkham
Tom
Maa A. Waxata
Fragmented sermon text on morality and religion in late era
A sprawling, disjointed medley of religious exhortations condemns vice and urges repentance. It references moral decline, trials of city life, and calls to return to God, with scattered allusions to saints, scripture, and the Holy Spirit guiding personal salvation.
Revered young pastor Preaches at Penn Avenue Church
Rev Henry J Rankin pastor of the First Baptist Easton preached two sermons at Penn Avenue Baptist. A Pendel graduate and former Cross Street pastor in Philadelphia he spoke on waiting upon the Lord in the morning text Thou wilt shall mount and in the evening on Christ as the man and the king.
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Henry J. Rankin
Easton
Penn Avenue
Pucknell University
Cross Street Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Christ
Religious News Notes From Philadelphia and Nearby Churches
Religious news notes report sermons in Philadelphia churches with pastors from Temple and Shiloh, including Rev. Meme Tarkley and Rev. Dekeet. It mentions baptisms, quarterly meetings, and a love feast at Epiterpal of rapid ypermiay morning, with details on church events and confirmations.
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Meme Tarkley
Blnetantion
SB. OY
Eli Park
Mrches Coatortay
Dames A. Sonlar
Philadelphia
Shiloh
Dames Stuiart
Avch Street Methodist Epicopal Ohureh
Dumas
Conservatory Premium Offer Promotes Piano Study
The Boranton Conservatory of Music announces a premium plan for enrolling new piano students for the 1000-1401 school year. Qualifying entrants receive tuition credits based on names registered, with cash if premiums exceed tuition. A special reward will go to the person who signs up the most students between Aug 16 and Oct 15, plus cash on every featured student. Registration blanks and details are at the Conservatory office, 601 Linden Street, daily 9:30 to 12:30.
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Boranton Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Segures
Contestanta
Conservatory Ofice
Linden Street
J. Alfred Pennington
Reverend Yingling Endorses Chamberlains Remedy in Cumberland
Rev J M Yingling pastor of Bedford Street Methodist Church Cumberland Md recommends Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he has used it and known others to do well and calls it a sure cure when taken in Ame. For sale by all druggists Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
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J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist
Cumberland, Md
Chamberlain
Matthew Brothers
Men of the hour in Avoca and Philadelphia politics
John Boshard returns to Avoca after five years in the US Navy. He served in Manila and may rejoin service. Walter Jenkins, formerly of Scranton, now heads Philadelphia elevator inspection. A. J. Colhorn Jr and John M. Hortis invited to Maine for Republican campaigning with Colhorn planning a possible week or two.
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John Boshard
Avoca
United States Navy
Manila
Walter Jenkins
Scranton
Philadelphia
John Broshard
Ayova
New York
Newport
Rhode Island
West Indies
Eagex
Cunboe
Helena
Boshant
Murchy
Athens
Asiatie
China
Philippines
Manila Warber
Manin
Barchard
Olling
Jenkins
Weist
Myr. Jenking
A. J. Colhorn, Jr
John M. Hortis
Renato Scott
Republican National Executive Committee
Maine
Harrie
Colhorn
Scott
Mr. Col
Cold Wave Hits City as Storms Swing Through
A rapid weather shift brings a 25 degree drop from near 80s to 50s, with rain and thunderbolts. Lightning struck the Tribune engine house smokestack. a storm damages a Tripp Park real estate office and injures a man trapped by falling timbers. Trees topple across the hill, and telephone wires were damaged as residents endure a muggy day followed by a cooler spell.
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Scrantoniaus
Tribune
Ean
Tripp Park
John RR. Parr
Notable Republican Speakers Planned for Maine Visit
The article notes that Maine invites are highly regarded and that the most noted speakers on the Republican side have agreed to attend, marking a major political event. The piece emphasizes the prestige of the invitation and the anticipated turnout.
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Maine
Repubblic
Elopement Reported In Shamokin Case Unverified
A tale claims John Harris, said to be from this city, eloped with Hattie Young from Shamokin and planned marriage at Sunbury but officials from the Scranton School of Correspondence know nothing of the affair. Reports say the couple met recently and intended to wed next month in Harrisville. The girl allegedly sent a telegram to her parents confirming the marriage in Wilkes-Barre last Thursday.
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John Harris
Shamokin
Hattie Young
Scranton School of Correspondence
Harris
Sunbury
Hoy Stone
Harria- Ville
Gir Te al Weed
Wilkes-Darre
Annual excursion for Sauquoit Silk and related workers at Lake Ariel
The Saue quoit Bank company organized its annual excursion drawing over 3000 attendees to Lake Ariel Fatumlay. More than 9000 workers from the silk company traveled, received refreshment checks, and enjoyed transportation. Bauer's band performed as company officials supervised refreshments and entertainment for Sauquoit and Providence Mill workers alike.
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Sauequoit Bank Company
Lake Ariel Fatumlay
Silk Company
Elk Company
Bauer
William H. Davis
Custavy Renard
Edward Capperton
Valentine Hilen
Providence
Dickson City
Sauquolt
Memorial Service Honors King Humbert and Opposes Anarchists
Italian citizens of Lackawanna and Luzerne counties gathered in Music Hall to mourn King Humbert I. Congressman William Connell, Judge H. M. Edwards, Mayor James Moir and others spoke as resolutions condemned anarchism and urged Congress to curb its spread. The event featured decorated halls, Italian and American flags, and tributes to Humbert by Consul Tikcar and others.
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Music Hall
Humbert
William Connell
H. M. Edwards
James Moir
Congress
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Humbert I
Julian Colony
Fuhrman
United States
Vittorio Emanuel
Scranton
Unione Italiano
Pittston
Christofore Columbo
Hale Fone
Beranton
Guardia Roma
Old Forge
Standardhearera
E. H. Ripple
D. B. Hand
Leonardo D’'Anna
FL Trecar
Frank Cartuccel
Villono
Salvatore de Martino
de Martino
Rssemblace
Frank Carlucei
Carlucci
Ttalion
King
Mumbert
Italy
Caramiverola
Naples
Custoza
Alwaays
Tiseth
Marcheniio di
Galde
Tikcar
Victor Sartor
Vittorio Emanuele Society
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Howe
Knahe
Torr
Cmh
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawara Darry
Adama Avenus
H. B. Ware
Veterei
Beranton Rathway Coiopapsy
Vine War
Dominici
Deleware and Istuction Company
Poemrger
Eituntay
Lackawanna Tein
Dytierive
Clifford Satuntay
Gowge Spitz
Freedman
Lewin Weisberger
Olyphant
Thomas Lottes
Thetons
Fitzsimmons
Peter’s
Weyniard
Eliy Eminents
Strand
HS Leo
Bermnard Givene
Nicholion
Wat Reonivel
Ternoon
Tackawantin Horpital
Fitakom Tag
Moater
Pridoy
Speedway News
the Speedway Hotel
Samuel Box
Greene
Add
Allorman Kastor
Charles
National Ink Rapiorte Clearings
Turaday
Wedineeding
Theatreviiage
Eittie Westcott
O- Andrews Na
Miss. D. Thomne
Saffirilay
Welch
Westcott
Lerman
Olyns
Daniel Civnn
Meridian Stroet
Delawan
Lackawanta
Weatiin Boaksman
Nah Ower
Syramton
Sunita
Priday
Monew ‘Taylor Hospital
Paris Green
Ming
Rev
Cedar Avenue M. BE
Dean Mns
PixgwaAt
Miami
Crist
Caer
Wien
Meene Qa
Niler
Tsrart
Honda
Callie
Hel
Cavarind
Odin
Sonl
Penn Avenue Church
H. B. Rankin
Religious News Notes
A. J. Duffy
Lyceum
Burgunder & Mele
Hose
Dan L. Hart
Duffy
Pines
Lake Ariel
Haive
Garrick M. Harding
Wilkea- Farre
Luzerne County
Marling
Judgo Harding
Henry H. Fuller
MH. W. Palmer
Geo. W. Millar & Co
China Yell
Sauquoit Silk Mills
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