CITY NOTES CHANGED PLACES
Dominick F. Gibbons of the Coyne has become night clerk at Lackawanna Valley High School. High school exams will finish with graduation on Thursday October 27. Springbrook township reports cows poisoned by unknown person and possible arrest forthcoming. A special Scranton fire department meeting is set at the Firemen’s Relief Association house on Spree Street. German opera in three acts will be staged at Music Hall tonight for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick F. Gibbons
The
Coyne
Lackawanna Valley Mouse
Torsday
Ave
Sehonts
Bop
Bank
Ewnen
Scranton Fire Department
Musee Hall
New York
Heinrich Mettins
Gast Bacicher
Lemons Bauer
Delegates from Lackawanna to state Republican convention
Lackawanna county delegates depart today for the Harrisburg convention aboard the 64 Delaware and Hudson line. They will stay at the Scene hotel with leaders from four districts including Fran J. Davis and Henry Harris among others, and will be joined by Congressman Connell and state officials. John M. Garman is named as a possible Luzerne orphan court candidate, while Democratic judicial choices remain undecided awaiting BE. C. Newcomb’s candidacy declaration status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Harrisburg
Delaware and
Hadson
Fran J. Davis
Worst &Crinton
D. Gillespie
North Scranton
Benton
Samuel S. Jones
Carbondale
Dan Powell
Dunmore
Congressman Connell
Frederick W. Fleitz
John R. Williams
W. F. Johns
BE. C. Newcomb
Newcowh
Trainmen to Meet Here to Form Grievances
The General Committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western road arrives to assemble at the St. Charles to formulate grievances from various divisions. Chairman Hy J. Condon and John P. Kelly join Thorne Carroll. fourteen others expected. Officials say issues are not serious and amicable adjustment is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Mill Strike Provokes Steel Worker's Recruitment Effort
Flaherty of the AFL says two agents of the steel trust are in the city trying to hire workers to replace striking mill hands. They target foreign-speaking workers and aim to draft many men. Local steel workers are not organized and previous attempts to join the Amalgamated Association failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin. Flaherty
American Federation of Labor
Steed Trust
Mitesh
Amalgamated Association
Thirteenth Rifle Team Prepares for State Matches
The Will shoot at Gretna rifle team from the Thirteenth regiment plans to depart Saturday afternoon for Mt. Gretna for state matches next week. Members include Lewis B. Carter Lieutenant Will Croatd Corporal Frank Coffin Lawrence Herink and others from Companies K D A and Kook Monesdale. They will visit Montrose range for practice and aim to form a twelve man team with three reserves to compete at Sea Girt. The unit is confident in securing representation in the Sea Girt matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Rletna
Lewis B. Carter
Will Croatd
Frank Coffin
Lawrence Herink
Charles More
Kelly
Arm
Pany Koof
Monesdale
Kelle
Nater
Montrose Range
Mt. Ciretna
Atate
Ville
Sea Girt
N. W
Murder Charge Follows Archbold Mine Assault
Anthony Tomashifski, who struck David Thomas with a pick at the Archbold mine about two months ago, is held for murder. Magistrate Howe committed him to county jail after Thomas, the sole witness, testified the blow was unprovoked. Tomashimeki had been jailed since the crime, with Burgess Griffiths of Taylor earlier charged with aggravated assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tomashifski
David Thomas
Archbold
Howe
Tomashimeki
Burgess Griffiths
Taylor
Tomachiseki
Thomas
Pedagogical Letter Praises Piano Training System
Professor J Allen and Mrs. Allen commend Thelen's Peelton System of Fundamental Training in piano. They note one year of instruction equips the student for advanced work and anticipate success surpassing other methods. The letter expresses regret at an unspecified missed introduction in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Alfred Pennington
Chia Xystem
Has
J. Allen
Pnee Behl
Excursion by Pennsylvania Railroad to Atlantic City Resorts
Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Avalon Wildwood or Holly Beach excursion via Pennsylvania Railroad Thursday August 2 with special ten day tickets six dollars to all resorts via Market Street Wharf or via Delaware River bridge route train leaves Scranton at 5:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street Wharf
Delaware River Bridge
Scranton
Bookkeeping and stenography classes resume after break
Demand for bookkeepers and stenographers stays strong during vacation. Many students seek promotion as Day and Evening sessions reopen September 3. For information call after August 1.
Carter Heirs Win Eminent Domain Suit Over Ridge Turnpike
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court holds that Ridge Turnpike Company did not acquire title by twenty one years of possession as a continuing trespass and dismissal of prescription claims. The decision notes that railroad style eminent domain rights apply to railways and not turnpikes, preserving the Carter heirs' claims to the land in question and upholding a judgment in their favor with conditions for damages and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kelly
the Ridge Turnpike Company
P. P. Carter
The
Ridge Turnpike Company
Senate
Pulaski Carter
Carter
Pulaski
de Janis
TATA
Eidenie
Hogan
Girvette Os Dhewkson
Lee Bonnett
Mudeoni
le Volly
Pennelvania
Tim Walleg
Weet Chester
Mettinten Va. Hy
Sviert Ve
Piatension Co
Keller Ve
Wolie
Anta Ve
Bereich
Mail Tod Companies
Soonia
Getlon
Thomeon
Willian
Faye
Stowe
Institute of Uimitationa
Cwventycene
Supreme Court
Tatenese
Opinkont
Kellerty
Cme
Ain Gram
Aetiona
Kilaeen
Wheeling
Jeewnelon
Begum
Kerel
Tean
Turnpike Company
el Piretiawion
Neal
Wank Road
Grant
Berfien
Psi
Beeret
Taltroat
Oldatn
Guration
Sinc i
Waderstand
Jane
Crete
Wilson
Thirty-Second Reunion of Schooley's Battery Holds Park-Event
The Park-E election and literary program marked the thirty-second reunion of Battery M Second Pennsylvania Artillery known as Schooley's Battery. About one hundred veterans and families gathered at the park pavilion with officers elected William F. Davies president and Wirt re-elected secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Pennsylvania Artillery
Grant
Petersburg
Penneylvania
Himber
Second Pennsylvania
Secand
David Sehonley
Pitteton
William Gee
Pittston
William EF. Davie
Meetea
WH. Wirt
Wirt
Joseph Sarnes
Pitstonm
John Tench
Pittetog
C. Ewans
Josephy Alexander
Carbondale
John Lone
Dunmore
FE. Bryant
W. OE
Davia
Varied Bequests In Annie Connolly Will Carbondale
The will of Annie Connolly of Carbondale probated yesterday names executor Patrick McDonough. Bequests include 80 to St Mere Church fund, 150 to Tew ToF Caffey for masses, 25 to St Vincent de Paul Society, 100 to sister Killen Brennan, 100 to nieces Annie Brennan Catherine Wise, 50 each to several cousins, 80 to nephews Patrick Frank Brennan, 200 to cousin Catherine McDonough, and 100 to god-son Michael McDonough. Will dated July 15 1901 witnessed by James O Neill and John R Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Connolly
Carbondale
Register Kocth
Bevjuestear
St. Mere
Kina Ehurch
Tarbondale
Tew T. of
Caffey
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Hep Sieter
Killen Brennan
Annie Brennan
Catherine Wise
Mary Boland
Catherine Byne
Aelidget Connell
Annie Griffin
Patrick
Frank Brennan
Catherine McDonandd
Michael McDonough
Patrick McDonough
James. O'Neill
John R. Farrell
Court House News Notes Sealed at Resumption Hearing
A court proceeding resumes this morning at Clock before Judge W. F. Carpenter. The bond for Lewin McCloney, tax assessor of Tonkom township, was approved yesterday in the amount of 2000 dollars with sureties Lawoe and M. W. Petty. The note references a veteran of Comaunry Kk and One Hundred and Seventeenth Pennsylvania Mull Lia in the context of local legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Agwe Park
Ooclok
W. Carpenter
Lewin
Provisional Army Reunion Records Mixed Civil War Sites
The provisional unit suffered heavy losses and returned with 240 of 1500 men after battles at Culpeper, the Wilderness, Petersburg area, Cold Harbor, Chapin's Farm, and the fall of Richmond. Next year's reunion will be at Nay Ang park, site of annual gatherings amid Union succession references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpepper
Wilderness
Apolloyivania
North Ann
Bethesda Church
Cold Harbor
Blege
Petersburg
Biehmvnd
Chapin'’s Farm
Richmond
Nay Ang Park
Police and aldermen report on city crimes and arrests
A local report describes police and aldermen addressing multiple incidents. Defendants face charges for maintaining illicit activities and property damage after a break in near Spine Street and Monn Avenue. Several suspects were reprimanded or arrested in related junk dealing cases, with claimed quantities of paper and other items weighed at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Seeter
Hines Somme
Ah Blerer
Spine Eteeet
Monn Avenue
Allerman Huntdy
Harris Warton Saath
Scranton
Westerday
Morele Kijme
Orlin Gerer
G A R National Encampment Ticketing Notice Cleveland
85th National Encampment G A R Cleveland Ohio September 10 to 14 inclusive. Lackawanna railroad agents sell special round trip tickets to Cleveland and return, one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale for various dates with return deadline and deposit requirements. special provisions for Buffalo deposits and junior fares. Also an ice cream ad from Manley’s 420 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lackawanna Railroad
Bentenber
Metun Iimie
Meveland
Thin Oetatior
Bioport
Buffalo
Manley's
Spruce Street
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Patias
Cauironsia Fie Synop Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
W. Y
Prico Se
Springbrook Township
Milton W. Lewis
Pennsylvania State League of Republican Dutes
Philadelphia
J. Matiypton Moore
Roepe
Morrisburg
John M. Garman
Orphans Court
Ip Luzerne
Lenahan
la Aay
A. M. Reas
Garman
Halsey
Broadway
Wilkes-Barre
Commonwealth Bid
Trainmen’s General Committee
Trust
Gretna
Professor Allen
Conservatory
Scranton Business College
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Howdy Sienhag Oo
Washington Avenue
Mary Wraview Offouth
Waetington Avenue
Wiltienech, Woeveslrnanmete
Occasees
DCI
Battery M
Aug Park
Ben
Jamin Evane
Emmy
Teersbure
Schooley‘s Boys
Williamee
Allan J. Eggleston
Mra
Ramuel T. Davis
Ira Gordon
John Barnes
Stanley Crooks
Evans Evans
Theorge Chamberlain
Daans Orr
Cod
B. J. Evans
Daniel Howell
E Bryant
Mere
Merritt Tompkina
David Smith
Clark's Summit
John Huth
Watsontown
Joseph Alexander
Flog. Hughes
Car- Wondale
Charles Sanders
Avovn
Washington
George Hii
Monete
Mire Willan BR. Phillips
City
History OF the Command
Pittatoa
Pennsylvania Artillerys
United States Service
David Bebooley
Leutenant
WB. Cook
New Milford
William Gew
Fort Delaware
Asps. Barber
Bowling Green
White House Landing
Bermuda Hundred
Chapin’s Farm
Fairaks
Court House News Notes
China
Alt
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Scranton Bedsing Company
Albany Dental Asssociation
G. E. Hill
First National Bank Building
J. D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
State Normal School
Bloomsbury, Pa
Hove
J. P. Welsh, A.M. Ph. D
Prin
Chestnut Hill Academy
Wissahickon Heights
Chestnut Hill, Pa
Philadelpha
Elation
James L. Patterson
Maater
Pennsylvania State College
Ameilan
Tel
Mo. Mevelewarth
Thenahleton iMenigany College of Mite
Millowe Uep
Gerayer
Wgistham
State College
Strowhhyre
Jama7 Covne Cpetias
Geewrnor
Ile Elie
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