Second Legislative District Republican Meeting Notice
The Republican voters of the second legislative district meet in convention in the arbitration room at the courthouse, Beranton, Pa., on Tuesday Aug 18 at 2 o'clock p m to nominate a candidate. Primaries are set for Saturday Aug 16 from 4 to 7 p m. Vigilant committees should take no fee and govern themselves accordingly. W 3 Millar, Chairman, Co 8 Beaman, Secretary.
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Court House
Bheranton
Millar
Beamans
City Notes Highlight Local Court Actions And Civic Events
Edward Meaning of the South Side was arrested for jumping on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western coal train yesterday and fined by Alderman Millar. John Kuznetski faced charges of keeping a disorderly house and making threats, posting bail of 300 dollars before Judge Archbald. A delivery wagon accident at Washington avenue caused a driver to be thrown and slightly injured. the horse was captured near Fourth street. Marriage licenses were granted to several Scranton couples. Court plans include meeting Monday to hand down opinions and motions. adjournment set for Sept 4 to begin the fall term. Delegates for the state Catholic Knights of America stay in Philadelphia rooms chosen for Sept 35. A reunion planning meeting for the One Hundred and Thirty-second Pennsylvania volunteers is scheduled at Alderman Wright's Price Building. The U.S. civil service commission will hold an examination in Scranton on Sept 19 for deputy collector, inte rnal revenue service posts, with limited spots and deadlines.
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Edward Meaning
South Side
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Alderman Millar
John Kuznetski
Archbald
Michael Sharak
P. McNally
Washington Avenue
Philip McKeone
Fourth Street
John Godont
Mary Goodhart
William Hailey
Mary Ann Blunt
Cornelius Barry
Sarah Dunnegan
Scranton
David Lawrence
Lena Thiel
John Foy
Mary O'Malley
Catholic Knights of America
Thomas’ College Hall
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Alderman Wright
Price Building
Survivora
United States Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
United States
F. BE. Heers
Board of Examiners
Dan O' Boyle
Charles Carey
Lackawanna Avenue
Merchant
Mechanica’ Bank
Nay Aug Park
James Murphy
Hillside
Saturday Night Bargains and Announcements From 1906 Notices
A mixed notice item lists bargain prices on linens ribbons hosiery gloves and curtains with names Mears and Hagen and Miss Hardenbergh offering sales and a notice from Mile Braun about reopening a dressmaking establishment after a Paris trip at 610 and 612 Spruce Street plus a poor tax collection notice from Wadem Finn with office in the municipal building.
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Mears & Hagen
Wadem
Finn
Mile, Braun
Finley
Boycott Declared Against Local Brewers
Retail liquor dealers in Lackawanna County pledge a citywide boycott of all brewers except E Robinsons Sons and a few others, effective August 21. The move targets supply to unlicensed speakeasies, with dealers asserting 400 members will enforce compliance despite brewer resistance.
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E. Robinson
Dickson City Brewing Company
Madison Avenue Fire Extinguished at Carroll Residence
A fire on Madison Avenue at 422 John Carroll's home was reported from box 27 at 8 35 yesterday morning. The chemical company put out the fumes after flames started in a third floor bedroom. Damages estimate around $5,000. home sustained smoke and fire damage.
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John Carroll
Madison Avenue
Chemical Company
Scranton Business College Adds Faculty and Enrollment
Scranton Business College reports growing demand for bookkeepers and stenographers with new students enrolling daily. Day and evening sessions begin Tuesday September 1. A new textbook series is adopted and journals ship at 6000 per day. Prof. O F Amburn from Iowa joins the faculty and will arrive about the 26th.
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Scranton Business College
O. F. Amburn
Iowa
Business College
Amburn
Paine's celery compound praised by ministers and doctors
Clergymen including Rev. Father Ouellet Rev. Dr. Meek Rev. Dr. Baird and Rev. Charlies L. Thompson of New York extoll Paine's celery compound as a cure for nervous exhaustion kidney and liver troubles. The ellipsis notes the remedy strengthens nerves renews blood and boosts worn workers amid harried schedules and climate strain.
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Paine
Father Ouellet
Meek
Central Methodist
Baird
W. J. White
Georgia Baptist
Charlies L. Thompson
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Delphia
Thompson
Dartmouth College
Scranton Residents Safe as Manhansett House Fire Burns Wing
Scranton residents staying at the Manhansett house Shelter Island escaped loss of belongings when a fire threatened the building Thursday morning. Their rooms lay in the left annex and a separate wing was blown up with powder to save the main structure. Colonel Boles and others secured baggage and departed as crews fought the blaze, with standard hotel fees noted for moving items.
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Boles
Cement On Lackawanna Avenue Fails To Set
The Barber Asphalt Co repairs on Lackawanna avenue show cement not setting when tested at a second spot. Street Commissioner Kinsley will wait two weeks. if unread set by then he will condemn the work. The firm denies inferior material, claiming slow setting cement will harden soon.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Kinsley
Unable to attend business claims 10000 damages
He alleges permanent injuries after an incident and seeks damages of 10000. The text notes he was unable to attend to his usual business and suffered permanent injury.
Carpenter Tools Stolen. Carpenter Charged in Larceny Case
Patrick Crowley arrested on a warrant from Alderman Wright for stealing carpenter tools from Contractor Charles L. Teeter. He initially admitted then denied the charge and later confessed to taking some tools. He was committed in default of bail to await trial.
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Patrick Crowley
Alderman Wright
Charles L. Teeter
Driver Arrested For Beating Horse In Atlantic City
Frank Crovies a driver for Frank Carlucci was fined by Alderman Millar for cruelty to animals after Carlucci's barn bores discovered him belaboring a horse with a heavy board. Prosecutor was Daniel Coleman, proprietor of nearby Lohmann's Spruce Hotel Warwick Oceanfront.
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Frank Crovies
Frank Carlucci
Millar
Warwick
Ocean End
South Carolina Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Fine Lawn
Ocean
Daniel Coleman
Salts Mixed Up With Nitrate Of Potash Case Filed
Professor James H. White of Archbald sues Anthony Kinback over a May 23 1864 incident in which he asked for epsom salts at Kinback’s drug store but received nitrate of potash. White claims the error caused eye and nervous system shock and permanent impairment.
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James H. White
Archbald
Anthony Kinback
O'Brien
Kelly
Pryor
Kinback
White
Scranton Grocery Ad Lists Sugar Eggs Bacon Prices
An advert in Scranton markets 20 pounds granulated sugar at 1.00 per dozen eggs and 12 ac choice lean bacon at 38 per pound touts finest quality and citywide sale of the goods.
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Milan
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Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Penn Ave
Garpeis
Inns
Brussels
City Notes
Ho, Richards
Quincey Avenue
Sohmer
Addreas
E. Robinson’s Sons Company
Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Lackawanna County
Betzhold's
Penn Avenue
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Hell
Betzholl's Hotel
E. Robinson's Sons
H. K., Hughes, Pittston
Danville Brewing Company
F. Rarick
Lallentine Brewing Company of
Newark
Guckenberger Honesdale
Carroll
New
Lackawanna Ave
the Great Presbyterian
Charles Thompson
D. D
Scrantonians
Manhansett House
C. L. Teeter
Lohmann's
Spruce
Prof. White
Mimvers Lil
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming Avenue
C. Snyder
Jermyn
W. W. Berry
Clarke Bros
Berkshire
Elgin
D. Bolz
PLANO
Shaw
Emerson
Malcolm Lora
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
J. Lawrence Stelle
Ladies’ Capes
Ivors & Pond
Powell
Music Store
Liebecker & Watkins
Ak Avenue
P. McRea & CO
Crystal
Ruppreght
Crystal Palace
Opp
Baptist Church
Dunn
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