City Notes and Public Notices From Carbondale Area
City notes report Scranton club and Colegians to play at Athletic park this afternoon. Entrance exam for high school on Aug 27. Excursion by William Connell Hero company and Lackawannaville to Lake Tedore today. Miner Andrew Darndlefa killed at Jesup shaft by cave-in. survived by wife and children. Moses Tartar lodge to hold regular meeting at 2 oclock tomorrow. Fresh air children from New York returning after outings aided by New York Tribune. PG Moran named editor of Labor Unions weekly, a new sixteen page periodical. Lawn benefit at Nay Ang Methodist Episcopal church lawn on Saturday evening June 17 with program directed by Miss Van Turen. free ice cream and lemonade served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PG. Moran
Thin City
Labor Union
Cause of
Labor
Mise Plene van Turen
Mies Nellie Nemond
Nervion Mickle
Marain Farrell
Girte
Miss Dimond
Mire Friel Bicwell
Miss Berthsmith
Mise Dimond
Mise Fva Turner
Mabil Hyersinning
George Hartman
Otto Stentor
Immense stock of new Wash Goods at low prices
Mears & Hagen advertise an extensive stock of new wash goods in desirable styles and colors offered at lower prices than usual for old calico, inviting customers to shop Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Special Round Trip Tickets To Cleveland
Ticket agents offer special round trip fare to Cleveland with return by Sept 1 and extended return to Oct 6 for a small extra fee. Stopovers allowed at Buffalo upon payment, and child fares apply. Also promoting Lake Lodore excursion with Wm Connell Hose Co and Lackawanna Woolen Mills on Aug 11. Trains from Steel Works schedule mornings and afternoons. tickets available on all trains. Music by Bauer’s band for the Lake Lodore event on Aug 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Connell Hose Company
Lackawanna Woolen Mills
Lake Lodore
Steel Works
Bauer
Thirteenth Officers Conclude Armory Rules Review
Field and staff officers of the Thirteenth regiment met in the new armory to dispatch routine business from the encampment. They reviewed rules for armory governance drawn up by the trustees and approved several changes, now returning to the board for final action and publication.
Rifle Team Match Between Regiments At Dickson City Range
The Ninth regiment rifle team led by Captain Fremont Stokes of Company M will shoot a friendly match today at Dickson City range against a team from Company A. The Company A squad includes Captain George Russ and Privates Walter Pratt and Pratt. Each shooter fires seven shots at 200 and 590 yard ranges, with First Lieutenant Carter serving as scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Stokes
Dickson City
George Russ
Brink
Walte
Pratt
Carter
Wil
Laffey’s Suicide Attempt at Minooka Home
Thomas Laffey a 28 year old resident of Old Forge attempted to cut his throat with a bread knife at his cousin John Kearney’s Minooka home. He was found with two gashes and was rushed to Lackawanna hospital where doctors expected a probable recovery. He gave no reason for the act and the motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Laffey
Old Forge
John Kearney
Minooka
Laffey
Pyne
Jie
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton Business College Alumni Career Notes
Walter Lowera joined Dickson Locomotive Works HWRR. Moyer secured a post with Gas Consumers' association. Emma PFischenbach is bookkeeper at the Conservatory of Music. George DeWilde holds a fine position with Merchant Iron Company Philadelphia. John Clifford sent to a good place with Traction Company. Elizabeth Owens keeps books for Wardell Barrett. Ralph Roberts with Manhattan Reporting Company New York. Wareld Kloss secured a gun position in one of the Th TL and W affiers. Marenee Beemer left Holt and Nutworka for Webster Coal and Coke Philadelphia. David Salomon keeps books for Marberger. Buck Whitmore seeks experienced bookkeeper in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lowera
Dickson Locomotive Works
HWRR
Moyer
Gas Consumers’ Association
Emma Pfischenbach
Conservatory of Music
George DeWilde
Merchant Iron Company
Philadelphia
John Clifford
Traction Company
Elizabeth Owens
Wardell & Barrett
Ralph Roberts
Manhattan Reporting Company
New York
Wareld Kloss
Waffiers
Marenee Beemer
Holt and Nutworka
Webster Coal and Coke Company
David Salomon
Marberger
Hive
Buck & Whitmore
Special Round Trip to Louilville for Knights Templar Conclave
Lackawanna railroad agents offer a one fare round trip to Louilville Ky for the triennial conclave. Tickets on sale August 22 to 27 and valid to September 2 with return extended to September 1 upon deposit. Stopovers allowed at Buffalo for Pan American visit with extra fare. Knights Templar of New Jersey arrange a train from Hoboken to Scranton on August 25 with public invitation to Sir Knights and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Louilaville
Lowiaville
Louieville
Buffalo
Pan- Americcin
Cirond Commandery of
Knights Templar
New Jersey
Hoboken
Scranton
High School Examinations Schedule
Examinations for all high school classes will be held in the high school building on Tuesday August 27. Candidates must report to the principal's office at 5 30 a.m. W C Joslin Principal.
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Joslin
For Gentlemen Nobby Style Shoe at Mahon's Store
An easy fitting last enables a nobby gentleman style shoe offered at Mahon's Shoe Store located at 328 Lackawanna Avenue. The ad notes a price of 3.00 4.
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Mahon’s Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
School Reopens and Liederkranz Excursion Planned
The Misses Merrill's Private School at 612 Jefferson Avenue will reopen Monday September 9 1901 for primary and intermediate pupils. Liederkranz excursion to Lake Lahore scheduled for Monday August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Merrill
Jefferson Avenue
Liederkranz
Lahore
Donations Report For St Luke's Simmer Home
Donation totals and acknowledgments for St Luke's Simmer Home show weekly gifts from Anne E Woolworth and E H Ripple among others. The treasurer thanks supporters and notes many women and children await aid, with room to accommodate remaining limited by resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Simmer Home
Anne E. Woolworth
E. H. Ripple
Taylor’s Annual Report Details County Education Efforts
The Lackawanna county report cites improved teacher training and higher certificates with about 72 percent holding higher grade credentials. It notes rising attendance, night schools to aid workers, and the Lackawanna School News monthly paper aiding teachers and directors. It covers institute results, director meetings, and a proposed bill to pay directors’ expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
Department of Education
Harrisburg
Hughes
Ccc ci Cua
M. W.jimmings
Wood, Blond
T. G. Osborne
Lackawanna Behonl News
Tival
Echool Management
Echo Administration
Aml Directora
Our Directors Association
A. J. Down
Waverly
Cebjishing Steamship High
Pepere
William We Prieat
Rink
Glenburn
Go Rogers
Dickson City
Treneures
John C. Puthill
Blakeley
Culverns
Aches
Harriaborg
M. W. Cur Wilngs
Anl Soho
County Association
Fidward Dames
County Institute
Wieder
Benemese Bend
Ominity Institute
Local teacher institutes held across multiple towns
Reports detail annual teacher institutes and lectures in towns such as Olyphant, Waverly, Mayfield, Archball, and Carbondale. The piece notes nearly a thousand attendees at Olyphant and lists notable speakers, with emphasis on county school progress and upcoming building plans amid ventilation concerns.
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Dateville
Moscow
Himhoret
Simpaon
Mayfield
Archball
Wakely
Olyphant
Uickeon Cus
Cheenu
Sent
Benton
Waverly
Beth Abington
Lackawanna
Old Pore
Carbondale Finality
Moowie
Silweffer
Ible
Koob
Kemp
Charles
Thoppe
Mentony
James B. Watkina
Taster
Storhing Shedtford
Willian Atherton
Clirk
Sistemill
Fen
Coperenirig
Oley
Milend
Dirksoiy Ovney
Krieo
Wosticlt
Worth
Banton
Theron G. Ohne
Monge
Anelet
Chiimnon
Wieher Lilinnhien
Auperintomlint
Eye
Niall
Mayfell
Tidormen
Dalton
Convention of League to Meet in Philadelphia September
The executive committee of the State League of Hepiuh ivan clubs plans a Philadelphia convention on September 17 with 1 500 to 2 000 delegates. Messages urge invitation acceptance and arrangements begin immediately for travel and lodging. A related note advertises The Current Encyclopedia monthly and a New Jersey excursion special by the Central Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Hepiuhivan
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
League
M. W. Lowry
Silas Wualters
Republican League
Frank Eowe
West Side Club
Lowry
Moore
Labor Day Pan-American Excursion to Buffalo
Ticket agents of the Jiackawanna railroad will sell over day coach excursion tickets to Buffalo and return with sales on September 1 and 2. Round trip price is $6, with children 6 to 12 at half price. Tickets valid five days from sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Hurdy-Gurdy Attacked Over Noisy Merry-Go-Round
Edward W. O'Malley leads a group of a dozen neighbors in court at Scranton seeking an injunction against Crosby Ogden and Mullin operators of a nearby merry-go-round. Affidavits describe a loud organ and disruptive crowds from Mulberry Street corner, with residents alleging intolerable nuisance and threats to peace.
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Edward W. O'Malley
Coney Island
Nay Aug Park
Crosby
Coney Lalanch
City
Carpenter
Creeley
Plainy
Me O'Malley
John Hennemuth
Theodore Gardner
H. F. Cox
BR. Hicks
Herman Oethaus
John P. Jones
Hurlbut
M. A. Gregory
John ‘Tt. Palmer
W. G. Conrad
L. H. Becker
M. L. Rmtth
Koran
Mulbury Street
Scranton
Colfax Avenue
Rome
Rviehhordet
Kelwand
Malles
Sor
Aubaeribedl
A. TD
Milton Wy
Lowry
Notary Public
Hennemuth
Osthaus
James Crosby
Ogden Bros
Midway
T. J. Mullin
Mulberry Street
Pelle
Ogden
T. J. Mullen
Jana Crosby
Jaman Crosby
Hgilen
Wien
Thie
Mahon's Shoe Store Offers Men Patent Leather Shoes
A brisk sale offers men patent leather russet shoes at two dollars and twenty five cents, available today at Mahon's Shoe Store located at 328 Lackey Wanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon’s
Lackey Wanna Avenue
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Kis
Carbonsia Fie Syave Co
California
Kia Syvnur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
SAN Franctseco
Cal
Loutaville
All Druggiats
Scranton Club
Colegians
Athletic Park
William Connell Hero Company
Lackawannaville
Lake Tedore
Tod
Andrew Darndlefa
Jesup
Cont Vestentay
Moses Tartar
Brotherhood of Rairoad
Fresh Air Childres
Carbondale
Nicholsen
New York Tribune
Metropolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Broadway
MN. Y
Wilkes-Barre
Commonwealth
G. Scranton, Pa
Thirteenth
Scranton Business College
the Knights Templar
Louisville, Ky
Senator Shoe
Supt. Taylor
Van
S.C Schaeffer
Harristing
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna Scitool News
Seren
Aly
Araninar
Af Evintey Edhonte
Solvie Mer
de Sherman Dow
Aoorge Wl Tull
Mine Leonie Connolly
Mia Elisheth Mord
John T Watkins
Pela
Echonl
Acament
Fielish Clan Mur
Biktery
Mphy
de. Mil
Tesla
Lewes
Lansing
Ss. Hoh
Twining
Penn Avenue
Llarris’ Drug Store
Haren
Milwaukee Wilding
Piret
Larawanne
Setatton
Ate
Babe Fisen
Media
Hom
John i
Tual. Sell
Allegheny
Ois
Modern Research Society
la Salle Street
Chicago
Tfease
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Agbury Park
New Jersey Central
Hetches
N. C
Crosby Music Machine
James Creaby
Oden
Heden
Dating Business
Ogden Veomont
Court of Common Pleas
Praintife
Thia
Sinth
B. Price
G. M. Watson
Plainvill
Foward Maller
Beng
Edward O'Malley
Milton W. Lowre
Focket
Krauser
Aunee
Jardinieres
Geo. V. Millar & Co
China Wall
Wyoming Avenue
Veamanl
Scranton Bedding Co
Albany Dental Asssociation
G. E. Hill
First National Bank Building
J. D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
Literary Institute
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa
Gurl Sumerior Ad. Vartages
Puch Low Ratva
J.P, Welsh, A.M
Sirowdkebure
Alana
Seo, P
BIBLE
Chestnut Hill Academy
Wissahickon Heights
Chestnut Hill, Pa
Hoya
Anndelphia
Sta . Pat
James J. Patterson
Mead
Binghamton
A. Doolittle
Vuitview Avenue
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