NAY AUG PARK ENTRANCE NUISANCE HEARING CONTINUES
Judge J W Carpenter hears the Rule to Show Cause why an injunction should not issue over alleged nuisances at the Nay Aug park entrance. Residents testify the hurdy gurdy and midway crowd create noise and disorder devaluing nearby property. Crosby defense claims games of skill and music are harmless, with testimony from many locals supporting orderly conduct.
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J. W. Carpenter
Nay Ang Park
Crosby
W. Carpenter
Vane
Nay Aug Park
Eadward
O'Malley
Mulberry Street
Metant
George M. Wretsen
Price
Oelwek
O'Malles
Mie
Malle
Lewoett
Togethr
Os Richards
Edlitor
Tobune
Wheeler Avenne
Mulbert
John Hennenuth
Af. L. Smith
B. W. Hicks
John P.O Palmer
Coxe
Midway
Hicks
Coxellan
Wiaileen
Pee
Coresby
Molin Olivert Heese Sones
Sumer Slit
I. BK. Dennigan
Colfax Avent
Midwiy
Atk S. Thomas
Mis Jackson Street
Thich
A. B. Whitmore
Mulberry
Hurdy Burdy
Mise
Carele Luther
Flora Snell
Mire
Edlauberh Snell
James M. Standying
Bod Moland
FL van Nort
Arthur Omlen
Het
Sijen
Julie Carpenter
Pardons Sought for Scranton Murderers in Extension
Petitions will be heard next month to extend pardons for Bevario Abotti and Joseph Rosehino, both inmates of the Eastern Penitentiary. Abotti, 12 years for the Vito Rimondi killing on Birch Street, South Scranton, Labor Day. Rosehino for first degree murder of Frank Conforti in Dunmore.
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Bevario Abotti
Joseph Rosehino
Lackawanna
Eastern
Abotti
Vito Rimondi
Birch Street
South Scranton
Labor Day
Edwards
Forchine
Frank Confortt
Dunmore
Supreme Court
Hastings
Boeehine
Onforti
Commonwealth
Conforti
Local Probate and Bail Actions From Regional Court
In the estate matters, Apprwhd vextordae hain confirms bonds of MO and Nis as sureties BK. Testimentary letters granted Tao Mars As Thais for Avan TY Dowie of Secrinton. Andrew Mahoney of Wivers receives letters. Andrew Stecke discharged firearms case, released on $100 bail. John Crompeky charged with assault and buttons. released on $800 bail before Judge Carpenter.
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Browk Township
Nis
Avan TY Dowie
Secrinton
Tao Mars
Andrew €. Mahoney
Wivers
Meldget
Sarah Mahoney
Stecke
Mawards
T J. Gildea
John Crompeky
Philip Swarts
Carpenter
Scranton News Items Stitch Together Local Events
Fragmented city notes report upcoming events in Scranton and nearby areas. Mentions include meetings at various halls, a fund raiser, a mandolin concert, a memorial service, and a trolley line schedule. Mentions of a railroad accident near Clark's Summit and religious notices appear in scattered form.
Mine Foremen Examination for Second Anthracite District
The article lists twenty three candidates for mine foremen certificates in the Second Anthracite district and notes the examining board will take several weeks to announce results. It presents the candidates names and addresses in Scranton and surrounding areas and introduces the questions submitted, covering topics from mine laws, safety procedures, ventilation, blasting, and equipment to accident response and combustion controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Phillips
M. J. Garvey
John Griffiths
AL OA
Pripa
John Griffithe
H. T. Prythereh
Veterans Reunion of Seven Counties Held at Lake Lodore
The Seven County Veterans Association meets today at Lake Lodore for its annual reunion. Veterans from Lackawanna Luzerne Wyoming Susquehanna Pike and Wayne counties in Pa and Broome County N Y expect a pleasant day. A special 9 a m train from Delaware and Hudson will carry veterans and Bauer's Thirteenth Regiment band. Colonel L A Watres will give the main address. Bauer's band will be joined by Maple City Band of Honesdale and another from Ainghamton.
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Seven County Veterans’ Association
Lake Lodore
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Wyoming
Susquehanna
Pike
Maple City
Honesdale
Ainghamton
Kontmter ondisinutd ae and graduands seek positions
Fragmented text reports on employment, pay scales, and recruitment patterns. It mentions graduates securing beat positions and varying earnings around 180 20 00, with references to AMATVHM youth attention and promised opportunities. The overall note hints at recruitment drives and calls for cinema-related roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatvhm
Younge People
Theatrical Openings Set for September Debuts
The Lyceum theater will open Monday night September 2 with Shore Acres. The Academy of Music opens the following Monday with The Little Coquette by the Mabel Palme company. Both venues feature new scenery and will be run by Anthony J. Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theater
Academy of Music
Lyceum
Herne
Shore Acres
Mabel Palme
Funeral Services Held for Anthony Judge at St Peter's Cathedral
Funeral services for the late Anthony Judge were held yesterday morning at St. Peter's Cathedral with a solemn high mass. Interment took place in the Cathedral cemetery. Revered clergy included Rev. Father O'Byrne as celebrant, Rev. Father Tierney as deacon, and Rev. Father Reilly as sub-deacon. Pallbearers were Patrick Tavelle, Wo McGrath, Joseph Cawley, Patrick Taylor, Michael Carden, and James BR Walsh.
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Anthony Judge
St. Peter's Cathedral
Masa
Father O'Byrne
Father Tierney
Father Reilly
Patrick Tavelle
McGrath
Joseph Cawley
Patrick Taylor
Michael Carden
James BR
Walsh
Firemen Aim To Secure Free Rides For Alarms
Dink and call men of the fire department held a meeting at the Firemen Relie f association club room to appoint a committee to approach Beranton Railway Company officials for permission to ride free on the company’s cars while answering alarms. Fewer than a quorum attended, so the meeting was postponed until next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Firemens Relief Association
Beranton
Rattlesnake Bites Newark Woman in New Jersey
Mrs. George Honeywell of Newark was bitten on the foot by a rattlesnake while picking brickberries. She remains seriously in need of care as she is a guest of her brother-in-law Levi Ralfe in Transom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Honeywell
Newark
N. J
Police and Aldermen Charge Several in City Misdeeds
William Fitzpatelli was arrested before Magistrate Millie yesterday morning on charges of malice and liberty acts. Kellen is to face a hearing before Magistrate Mingr on Thursday. Fingered by Millie, Millue, and Kelly face larceny and burglary charges related to cats copper and a Monday night entry.
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Willian Fitpatelli
Magia Istraro
Westerday
Simhonda
Punt Kellen
Inetunee
Kia
Sweho
Etre
Milne Cuippert
Mingr
Thiureiley
Pheer
SNET
Train washout disrupts Lehigh Valley service in Bradford County
A heavy washout in the Vosburg tunnel near Tunkhannock halted eastbound Lehigh Valley trains last night. The line shifted Saturday night passenger service to the State Line and Sullivan branch. An Eagles Mere excursion is planned next Saturday. Several injuries were reported including farmer Martin Bowen, and a demented man died after falling from an express train. The Bradford district Patriotic Sons of America held its fifteenth annual convention with officers named. A four-generation family reunion occurred in Towanda. Elmira may connect with Towanda and Corning via a new railroad project, bonds showing $100,000, with potential increase expected.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Lehigh Valley
Vosburg
Tunkhannock
State Line & Sullivan
Ilehigh Valley
Eagles Mere
Martin Bowen
Towanda Township
Camfen
Macker Hospital
Putnam
Reichers
Sylvania
T. H. Mittinger
H. BE. Crayton
Troy
H.C. Spencer
Grover
al. Palmer
Canton
F. C. Campbell
Smithfield
N. A. Brutaman
Towanda
Towaneda
M. Wellie
Raymond M. Welles
Charles P. Welles
S. A. Little
Athens
Florence
Amelia P
Mary &. Welles
Stanley Z. Little
Stanley J. Little, Jr
Mra
FL R. Welles
Paul
Anna
Carlotta
Trobert
Paris
France
KE. M. Welles
BE. M. Welles
Gillette
Elizabeth M
Mnajorie
Addison, N.C
George Pr. Barton
Raymond W
William
Chicago
Arthur T. Welles
Chiowm
Elmira
Carning
Schowl
Railroad Commissioners
New York State
R. A. Mercur
American War Association
Themvernr,tb
Benjamin A Candidate For State Conductor In Harrisburg
The thirty sixth annual session of the Pennsylvania state camp Patriotic Order Sons of America opens in Harrisburg. John W. Benjamin stands as a candidate for state conductor with strong Lackawanna county backing. The event marks the order’s fortieth year with about 76,000 members in Pennsylvania and dense preparations for a large convention in Harrisburg. Events span three days of sessions, receptions, an oratorical contest, a fire department exhibition, governor hosted reception, a state parade, and a Reservoir Park concert concluding the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Benjamin
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Lackawanna County
Delaware and Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
At & P. Am
Pennsylvania Railroad
Awansa County
Lackawanna
Board of Trade
At & Pom
Governor Stone
Executive Mansion
Reservoir Park
Springville News Highlights Include Football Debut and Band Sale
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Springville dated August 20 reports Auburn and Springville opening a new diamond with Springville winning, stone quarry progress on Frank Muzzy farm near Dimock, and local visits. Upcoming events include a Citizens' band sale at Blakeslee’s grave with balloon ascensions, fireworks, dancing, two ball games for Susquehanna and Wyoming counties championships, and a Liederkranz excursion to Lake Laj o r on August 26. Notes on weather rains, washed roads, and agricultural yields accompany social visits and local happenings.
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Springville
Alma Bard
Factoryville
T. W. Etrickland
T. F. Kelloge
Dalton
Auburn
Stang & Whitney
Frank Muzzy
Dimock Township
F. B. Williams
Clark's
Henry Williams
Company C
Lake Carey
Reuain, Scranton
Citizens
Blakeslee's
Welcok
Susquehanna
Wyoming
A. O. Hendershot
Berkshire
Stuart Riley
Scranton
Mollie Brundage
Lucy Wakelee
Gloom over London Society's Sunday Customs
A George W. F. Rimcell article sketches London elite weekend leisure, noting Sunday secularization, extended meals, bridge and cards, and late dinners. It highlights servants’ long hours, church attendance decline among leaders, and a Mayfair chapel incident where a rich congregant cut support, threatening the chapel's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Epirita
Keeneas
Church
Wall
Mayfair
Congresstion
John
Special Round Trip Fares To G A National Encampment
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers round trip tickets to Cleveland Ohio for the 85th National Encampment. Tickets on sale September 6 to 14 with return by September 1 or extended to October 6 for a 10 cent extra, with child fares aged 1 to 12 at half rate and optional stopovers. Consult LV ticket agents for details.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Cleveland
Buffalo
Ohio
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Icketa
iWih
Lehigh Valley Ticket
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Priceburg
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Elige Thomas Ford
Kitwarda Court
Vite
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Fit Reberea Avenue
Cite
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Shmindt Avenue
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Hetel Ham
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Offs
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TE Greens
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Monroe Avenue
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Park Avenue
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Wayne Avenue
William Jones
Lincoln Avenue
Griffith W. Jones
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Parid J. Liewellen
Hy Lewis
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Deen Viner
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Teyvatee Mente
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Hantey’s
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London Society
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Washington Avenue
Legislatue
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Bloomsbury, Pa
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Chestnut Hill, Pa
Philadelphia
Broad St
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Pennsylvania State College
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M. Ok. Wadeworth
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Houghton (Michigan
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GEO, P. Bible, Principal
Binghamton
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