CITY NOTES AND REUNIONS IN SEVEN COUNTY AREA
The Seven County Veterans Association holds its annual reunion at Lake Ariel today. Delaware and Hudson Company pays to trummey north of Scranton, affecting Carbondale machine shops. Reverend Tharsis delivers prayer at Penn Aves Baptist church tonight. John A. Horan named manager of Motel Pines replacing A. Duffy who resigns for Lyonuni post. Callendar family reunion planned at Chapman's take, near Jerri, honoring Revolutionary soldier Samir Collenadlar. Friendly society acknowledges members and supporters. Clay Dip club outing prep. Fire at Haven on Joving Avenue causes $500 damage. William Connell Move Co. repairs underway.
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John A. Horan
Donner
Iwoomee
Ariel
A. A. Duffy
Lyonuni
Callendar
Callendar Fatine
Chapman
Jerri
Samir Collenadlar
Wil Wyriel
Speedway Hotel Open All Year Menu and Schedules
The Speedway Hotel advertises a first class hotel on the mountain open all year and Rifle Range access. Carriages depart Mears building corner at 6.30 am and 6.15 am. Breakfast 6 to 9 am. Lunch 1 to 2.30 pm. Dinner 6 to 9 pm. Chicken and Waffles served Tuesdays and Fridays. Large party arrangements by phone 4674.
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Mears
Poe
Speedway
Clerks Association to Meet at Industrial Hall Tonight
The Clerk's Association No 211 holds its regular meeting at 8 pm at Industrial Hall 408 Siewee Street. Business of importance will be transacted. members favoring early cleaning hours urged to attend. DACGAGEMEN ARRESTED two baggage wagon drivers Sem J Lewis and George Dutety were arrested last night for resisting at Lakeanna Station. One fined ten dollars. the other confined for hearing. ANNUAL EXCURSION annual excursion of Men W F Malletead Lodge No 62 Ladiows Avveillany G I Ayte Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to Binghamton will take place today. Trains leave Delaware Lockiwanna and Weston Station at 8 am returning from Binghamton at 7 90 pm GREEN RIDGE WLAZE Hopien Bader grocery store in Lili Nay Ade avenue building owned by Watron Stevens caught fire shortly after 0 o'clock. Alarm from how 0 brought North End companies. damage slight.
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Clerk’ Association
Sem J. Lewis
George Dutety
Reidman
Lakkew Anna
Lewry
Milne
W. FP
Malletead Lodge
Ladiow’ Avveillany
G.I
Green Ridge
Hopien Bader
Lili Nay Ade Avenue
Watron Stevens
North End
New Official for the Lackawanna Division Superintendent
T. E. Clarke of Minneapolis travels to Scranton Pennsylvania to assume the role of Division Superintendent for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad. He previously served as superintendent of the Kea Central with headquarters at Marshalltown and is noted as credible for this post. Dispatch arriving late prevented immediate details on his arrival.
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T. E. Clark
Minneapolis
Tribune
Minn
T. E. Clarke
Scranton
Delaware, Lavkawannt and Western Railroad
Clark
Kewa Central
Mardhalltown
Stole Lackawanna Brass Arrest Shocks Wilkes-Barre
Louis A. Fisher, a Wilkes-Barre junk dealer, was held yesterday by Alderman Pollock to answer for possessing nearly a hundred brass journals alleged stolen from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops at Kingston. An investigation showed only four journals had come with trucks bought by Wyoming Valley Traction, leaving many journals unaccounted for. Fisher's arrest warrant was sworn by Officer Trosentt and Detective Ike Seidman. his brother was recently arrested for a similar offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Fisher
Wilkes-Barre
Alderman Pollock
Thiut Elay
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Kingston
Fisher
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Lackawannea
Bowghit
Trosentt
Lehigh Valley Coal and Iron Police
Ike Seidman
Roche elected to succeed Zizelmann in Eighth ward
Thomas J. Roche the Democratic candidate won a special election for the Eighth ward common council seat by 173 votes over Republican Jacol Harris. Roche carried the Second district by a large margin but lost the First by one vote and will be sworn in in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Roche
Common Council
Frederick W. Zizelmann
Jacol Harris
Roche
Firat
Concert at Nay Aug Park by Lawrence Band
The Lawrence band will perform this afternoon at Nay Aug Park starting at 3 o’clock. The program includes Part I pieces such as Fighting Tenth March, Maritana, and Wedding of the Winds, with selections like Tone Micturis of the North and others. Part II features Cake Walk, A Coon Rand Content Medley overture Merry Minstrels, and Horatian to Marrighburg arranged by WOC, performed only by the Lawrence Band.
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Lawrence Band
Nay Aug Park
Coves Tyrrell
Marrighburg
WOC
Rail road Conductors excursion to Syracuse and coast
Local division No 12 orders a Sunday August 19 excursion from Binghamton to Syracuse via solid vestibule coaches with no stops. Depart Dr W Hepot Scranton at 7 am and arrive in Syracuse by 11 am. Train runs through New York state offering views including Cortland. Cheapest public rate yet. Retail fare 2, refreshments served aboard. Street cars depart to meet trains.
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Syracuse
Pleasant Beach
Binghamton
Stone Reunion At Lily Lake Near Glenburn
The second Stone family annul meeting will be held at Lily lake near Glenburn and Waverly on Thursday August 84 in the grove on the Corey side. Bring provisions and enjoy Auld Lang Syne as several speeches from prominent speakers will be made. The public is invited to join and partake. A hack will transport those arriving by train from Glenburn station to the lake.
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Lily Lake
Glenburn
Waverly
Corey
Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Rev J M Yingling pastor of Bedford Street Methodist Cumberland Md recommends Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a proven cure when used timely. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents. Read Tribune Educational Contest description on fourth page.
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J. M. Yingling
Bedford Street Methodist Church
Cumberland, Md
Matthew Brothers
the Tribune
September term list of common pleas at Scranton
The Scranton Railway Company and Scranton Traction Company are defendants in many trespass suits. The September term opens Monday Sept 17 for three weeks with 105 cases on the list, including notable actions against the Scranton Gas and Water company and related interpleader and ejectment suits.
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TheScranton Railway Company
Scranton Traction Company
Northern Coal and Iron Company
The
Gas and Water Company
John Cummings
Common Pleas
Trolley Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Thomas W. Davis
Susan Spencer
John Myers
Lackawanna Mills
Arthur Frothingham
Charles H. Wellon
Lyceum Theater
William Baylor
Laren
Stevens
Trowson
Salvadore
Magnotto
George Weilan
Wales
Boyoe
Willan Githools
Frank Bell
William Freedman
William Goodman
G. Boland
Thom J. Pierce
Mary Jane Cooper
William Pethelok
Frank Tinall
M. RB. Woerten
KL Mrink
Otto Stender
Northern Cowl and
Tron Company
Mary Dottie
Scranton
Treat Rae WH
Giles
Agtiintereator
Willan Sweet
Albertinive
John Teglerskiy
Dridget Grey
Mary McCormick
Mary Calpin
City of Scranton
Aml
Trespaes
Fellner &Chappell Arainet BK
Griffiths
A. Hoveaiskhi
Frank P. Cirletian
Witla Clolette
City of
Berinton
D. K. Ooktey
Mary T. Thompson
Seire Facinn
American News Company
William Grauman
L. B. Grosvenor
J. Cook
John Benore
Miraba
Sonangton Traction Company
Axumpuit
Central Pennsylvania
Martin Allen
P.O. Hehan
Scranton Railway Company
Lrespaes
John Sheret
William Kant
Patrick Morandenin
Ayn
William Steinberger
A. Bannister
Barbara McGinnis
Norton
Jacob Bole
A. G. Pace
Michael West
Bert Gilson Waiee
Jennie B. Conant
BH. W. Williams
Vatrick Burke
M. F. Wyimba
Charles C. Taylor
Charles Parson
Interpleader
E. J. Ebyrood
Orient Insurance Company
Treepim
Mary J. Wilmore
Patrick Leonard
Ejertiment
W. I. Freas & Son
Hastum Lime Company
Jackson
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Jickson Merrwweather
Ella M. Wilson
Carter Et al
T. C. Robinson
Henry H Withnelder
Acite Facias
W. Leven
SN. Blakey
Stoker
Jermyn
Trespace
David Sproke
Lido Lehockys
Menampait
Michael Finn
W. Swallow
Wibeldee
al Awalnet
Lackswars Coal Company
Adeumpeit
Mrs Pinkham's Advice Saves Mrs Hayes From Operation
Letter from Mary Hayes of Lancaster Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after severe flooding following childbirth and a near fatal miscarriage. She praises the remedies and urges other women to seek Pinkham's guidance.
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Mra. Pieanam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mxa
Mary Hayes
Ilanprxsnong
Handsome No. 9 School Hoses Nears Opening
The No 9 school at Ash Street and Wyoming Avenue nears completion and will open September 2. Built by Washburn & Williams at about $25 776, with main contract $17 754 and heating $3 417, steel ceilings $1 500, wiring $278 346, architect commission 5 percent. Eight rooms over two floors, brick and stone, modern steam heat and electric wiring, principal Miss Kate O Malley and a slate of six teachers, one post yet to be filled.
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No. 9
Ash Street
Wyoming Avenue
Washburn & Williams
Hqll & Connell
James P. Macloney
J. M. Spain
Feeney
Dennis Roche
Seventh Ward
Kate O'Malley
Mary Farrell
Margaret Mitchell
Sarah Walsh
Gertrude McGiee
Elizabeth Barrett
Bessie Burnett
Brave Jones Sisters Save Boy At Harvey's Lake
Janet and Helen Jones of 1701 Pillston Avenue, both public school teachers, rescued 13 year old Harvey Weller when he was seized by a cramp while swimming. They swam out, brought him to shore, and saved his life.
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Janet
Helen Jones
Pillston Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Harvey Weller
Dom
Weller
Italians honor dead king Humbert with memorial service
Protestant Italians in the city held a memorial in the First Presbyterian Chapel led by Rev. Leonardo D Anna. Consul Tis ear Dr Hand J W Guernsey Frank Carlucci and others spoke in Italian and English. About seventy five Italians attended with American guests as music by Flore Brothers Orchestra accompanied the event.
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First Presbyterian Church
Leonardo D'Anna
Consul Tisear
D. B. Hand
J. W. Guernsey
Frank Carlucci
G. Villone
King Humbert T
Italy
Antonio Milanesi
Pittston
D'Anna
Mr. Milanesi
Fourturato Tiveni
Conkau
Richard Hiorns
Guernsey
Andrew Sabbitinni
Flore Hirothers
Liquor Dealers Entered Bail in Multiple Allegations
Five Hauer dealers were accused by the Inter-State Detective Bureau of selling liquor without licenses. Thomas Clark of Winten, J. F. Loftus, James Hell, George Spitz and FE W. Preidman of Olyphint, and Louis Weisberger of Joxsup posted bail before various Justices of the Peace on charges of selling without proper licenses in retail or wholesale fashion.
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Ball
Hauer
Inter-State Detective Bureau
Thomas Clark
Winten
Justice of the Peace
J. F. Loftus
Squire Loftus
Jie Himeself
James Hell
George Spitz
FE. W. Preidman
Olyphint
Thrown From His Bicycle On North Main Avenue
William Holbert of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company was riding on North Main Avenue when Groveryman Palmer struck his wheel on the new paving. Holbert was thrown to the pavement, suffering lacerations to his limbs and injuries to his hands and arms. Palmer was uninjured and Holbert is under a physician's care.
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North Main Avenue
Bull's Head
William Holbert
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Philo Street
Groveryman Palmer
Palmer
Mr. Holbert
No Arrests Yesterday Mark War on Unlicensed Liquor Shops
No arrests were made yesterday in Mayor Moir's crackdown on unlicensed liquor shop proprietors. Several warrants have been issued, and many speakeasy keepers are expected to face action today.
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Moir
Fines Paid Except One Yet Owed by Mrs Ruane
All fines due Monday have been paid except 0 from Mrs Piriidget Ruane of Larch Street. Mrs Huane resisted payment and was escorted to the county jail where she will remain until the fine is settled.
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Piriidget Ruane
Larch Street
Huane
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Martin Meow
Ptico Wicassseaae
Perry Brothers
Lackawanna Dairy
Adams Avenue
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H. B. Ware
Seven County
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Dm & Wh
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Ompany
Trumey Noth
Carbondale
Tharsis
Clare Diet Sanday
St. Peter's Cathedral
John Milllipa
South
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Alarm Bon SR
Wim Clone
Joving Avenue
Nimek S Treet
William Connell Move Company
Speedway News
Speedway Hote
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P. O. Scranton
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Lackawanna Brass
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Cccessneee
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New York Baking Powder Company
John T. Willams & Company
Wo. McDonough
Crist Mowster
Tres. Pass
Ditin L. Morris
Mary Barrett
Ruddy
William Repips
J. W. Guernecy
W. C. Frowde
Judemont
Low Welsturmer
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Trinpaes
James Seaton
Scranton Traction
H. B. Clefin & Co
Eniiya Barnes
Quountiport
Cofigar
Scranton Traellin Company
J. Keogh
Fallon
Julia Hogolin
Urespan, Kays & Erpstein Againat & Breech
Allen W. Williams
James F. Green
Aly
Trespyen
Charles Lieberstedn
Jonas Long
Charles IL Welles
Continental Trust Company
William TH Witten
Annie L. Vas
BR. OM
Ruland
W. ©. Seoith Sgalmet Moriah Lewis
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Offfo Brander
BM. Winton
Delaware, Lanemeens and
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A. E. Cleveland
John T. Jones
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Sianton
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Doin Myers
Tackawanna Milla
Trespiaee
Wilwan Eratein & Co
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Glydeigrnpait
Te Lo Ginkherg & Sen
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Oanmpxit
Helmut Summers
Whiar Creek Farmers’ Mutual Ingiranve Pempans
Meninpelt
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Agaist
Ferinton Mallway Corps
Lieepasa
Lister's Agricultural Chemied
Wera
Andemon
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D. TL Mollowter
Geen Midire
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Rivethe City Land Company
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Weat Ridge Coal Company
Ool Espetinent
Jennie Fo
Theplien
Alexander Tro, & Co
Aeuinn Wiehal Maoark
Wpavoal
Taytar
Feark J
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Hayes
Board of Control
Brave Jones Sisters
Sons OF
Hart Finkiched
Humbert
Dr. Hand
Garfield
Abraham Lincoln
Waly
Will S. Holbert
Bull
Geo. W. Millar & Co
China
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Waldron
Gorman
Washington Avenue
Cusick
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears Building
Igi
Bea Nats
Zenola
Zenola Company
Philadelphia
Cushman Bros.co
New York
H. A. Coursen
L. A. Watres
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