Republican Primary Filing and Registration Notice
A political notice announces the Republican primary date set for Monday September ith, 10 between 4 and week. It also states a convention on Thursday September 19th at Ieteloek m. Each candidate must register full name and address, the office sought, and pay the assessment to county chairman by August Sith. Dash J. Davis is chairman and BLOD. Felliws is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieteloek & m
Dash J. Davis
Blod. Felliws
Personal items from Scranton area visitors and residents
A page of society notices lists visits and returns among Scranton and nearby towns. Names include Morris, Evieren, Phillips, Rourke, Benedict, Towers, Alma Toeverine, Meads, Fenton Maginn, and many others. Movements mention visits to Elmira, Binghamton, Buffalo, and Bush Kill, with trips to Wyoming camp and a Knights Templar event in Houwsville, Ky upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Te
Lark
Oeran Grove
Fof Evieren
Breck Place
Pan Agnerican
Allen Phillips
Quanes
Elmira
Wott Scranton
Emma Kirk
Portia van Viiet
Olive Mead
Reo Mead
Lillum Rivers
Bessie Daniels
Ruth Beddoe
Oeven Jeyes Mipere
Minnie
Anein
Jimma Heinte
Alderstreet
Bush Kill -on-the-Trelaware
Mies
Fenton Maginn
Miladelphia
Mie San Finion
North Math Avenue
Briffalo
Campbell
Gaffney
B.C
Inca
W. . Striper
Astin
Stella Kintack
Ethel Kari
Philip Tmohinen
Robinen
Ming
Houwville
Knights Templar
Bauer's Band Concert At Elks Club Grounds
Bauer's band headlines an open air concert in front of the Elks club to promote the Elke excursion. The program includes The Boys of the Old Brigade, Atradella, Rimsky Korsakov selections, Vale Bela, and a march titled Romomaster with various crowd-pleasing band numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Elks
Elke
Arch
The
Boys of the Old Brigade
Eerie
Swerture
Atradella
Vy Recenes Miiavaese Flotow
Rexe Quillen
Vsvalle Koven March
Vale Bela” Vy Yeereeney
Mira Medtev
Slam Bang Oc Ccceccgeeesecscre
Markie Section
Rornomaster
Hinders Wiatag
Margie March
City and School Taxes for 1901 Taxes Collected
City and school tax duplicates for 1901 are out for collection. A 3 percent penalty applies after Sept 1, 1901, then 1 percent each month until paid. Unpaid taxes after Nov 1 will go to the delinquent list per law. City Treasurer E. J. Robinson. Also ads for Hanley's ice cream at 420 Spruce Street and Pocono Cigar 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Robinson
Officials Clamp Down on Unstamped Revenue Papers
L L G Nutt a Philadelphia treasury agent searched the court house offices uncovering about seventy five unstamped papers. Many were bonds for executors administrators guardians tax collectors revivers trustees all needing a fifty cent stamp after July 1 1901. In the commissioners clerk and forlater offices more unstamped bonds were found and officials were required to attach stamps in Nutt finalizing the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. G. Nutt
Philadelphia
United States Treasury Department
Forlater
Feeney Named Director of Public Safety in City Police
James Feeney was appointed lieutenant in charge of the central city police precinct, succeeding Louis Guerita. Feeney, a 14 year veteran appointed in 1887 by ex Mayor Ezra H. Ripple, declined an earlier offer to Patrolman Michael Walsh, who refused the post. Feeney assumed command amid public congratulations and a cheering crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleh
Feeney
Ezra H. Ripple
Wood
Department of Public Safety
Weert Beranion council debates paving on South Main
At last night’s common council meeting differing views emerged on whether to pave two blocks of South Main Avenue between Hampton and Oxford with vitrified brick. An ordinance to pave was referred to committee, while sewer plans and other city matters were discussed and several ordinances introduced or passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weert Beranion
South Main Avenue
Hampton
Oxford Streets
Common Council
WM Lewis
Counellman A. Jy. Lewis
Fifth Ward
Watson
Ina
Scranton
Se. Victor
A. J. Rogan
AL 1
Lewis
Controderta
Alworth
Providente
Newth Main Avenue
Nap Viet Amt
Deweph
Pavcion
Keller
Colivitar
F. A. Tutgee
Witc
Tenalienien
North Scranton
Galvine
Rovhe
Kellergarn
Rail Road
Jackson Street
Keyser Valley
Prospect Avenue
Sinking Fund
Sykes
Recorder Connell Addresses City Police In Firm Policy Speech
Recorder Connell told the police force that the chief executive will defend sworn officers who uphold duty and hold individuals accountable. He warned against abuse of power, stressed clerical backing, and urged unity with the administration to fight crime and protect public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormser
Connell
Recorder
Iirector
Public Safety
Vermeer
Thie
Commonwealth
Kambling Hells
Director Vermeer Urges Duty and Civil Service Overhaul
A director’s speech stresses police and fire bureaus under civil service, urging officers to study rules, report incidents promptly, and uphold duties without politics. He emphasizes harmony, timely crime reporting, and the oath of office as foundations for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Police
Director of Public Safety
Akeire
Recorder
Bureau of Fire
Big Day At Poyntelle By Ontario and Western Crew
George W. Weat division Nev 468 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers led a large turnout to Pointelle over the Ontario and Western for an annual holel and clam bake. About 2000 attendees, with Ontario officials Ensuring safety, were praised for crowd handling and the event’s success. Prof Ward Edwards of New York supervised the clam bake, a unique method using heated stones and hay to steam a feast of clams, corn, sweet potatoes, fish, and chicken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Weat
Nev
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pointelle
Ontario and Western
Ontario
RK. BR. Williams
John FE Welsh
Welsh
Scranton
Ward Edwards
New York
Bittenbender expands with contractor supplies department
Bittenbender and company, longtime merchants in Beranton, add a contractor supplies department at 128 Franklin Avenue. The new division will offer cut and wire walls, shovels and scoops among a full line for builders. The stock is arriving in stages, aiming to provide a first class contractor's supply establishment once fully stocked.
Tribune Home Affairs Subscription Ad
The Tribune offers summer mail delivery at 12 cents a week with flexible address changes and direct daily mailing. Report any complaints promptly to The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Labor Day Excur sions to Buffalo on Lackawanna Railroad
Ticket agents offer five day coach excursion tickets to Buffalo and return for $8 round trip. Sale days include August 31 and September 1 with return within five days from sale date. Children aged 5 to 11 and a half pay half the adult rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Second Grammar A Pupils Exam Notice at High School
Notice states a second examination for Grammar A pupils who scored six percent or higher will be held at the High School on August 25 at the specified time. Grammar A certificates for the High School will be issued August 11 in the forenoon at the office under George Howell superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Sale of Medical Books and Surgical Instruments
Private sale of medical books and surgical instruments belonging to the late Dr. Blanchard. Enquire of A. W. Daleton, administrator, in care of F. K. Tracy, attorney, Commonwealth Building, Scranton. Also a Kledorkranz excursion to Lake La Hore on Monday August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blanchard
A. W. Daleton
Kledorkranz
Lahore
Anderson Seems to Climb to Fourth Place in Race
The Carbondale young man has produced a string of strong finishes over two weeks as bids falter for third. Soon Schwenker passes 400, Buckingham hits 200, and Kemmerer gains rapidly, shaping a tight chase in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton and Carbondale Names in Public Notice Fragment
Partial OCR lists Meyer Lewis of Scranton and August Brunner Jr of Carbondale Point with numeric codes, indicating a clipped public notice reference. No clear event, date, or agency is shown in the readable text.
Garfield Anderson Leads Provocational Contest Push
Garfield Anderson of Carbondale surpassed William Miles in last night’s Provocational Contest and sits 18 points behind Miles this morning. Anderson nears third place with 41 points to go while Tay Buckingham from Elmhurst gains on Meredith, reaching the 200 mark and 27 points ahead. Henry Schwenker remains distinctly ahead of all rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
William Miles
Tribune
Anderson
Mr. Miles
Tay Buckingham
Elmhurst
Miss Meredith
Henry &Chwenker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Universal Food Chopper
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Business College
Stary Building
Haat Septa
the People's Bank
Artemmey
Mra
BR. J. Rourke Rave
Geree Wahl and
Gimile
Taylor Avenue
Ovean Turnip
Footer
W. Benedict
Elinghter
May
Rafaly
Tratesese Grove
Wiltt
Aloomehure
Sormale Hook
Ety Yeatertay
Mies Towers
Binghamton
Greet
Mies Pulopena Trop
North Washington Avenue
Maiver Edwein & Stuart
Philadelphy
Dik
Cora A. Stuart
Jeremyn
Alma Toeverine
Greenwind
Ciyetaldale
WO. Preveet
Mack
Conpuiy
Tunkhonneck
Yenterdy
Elks’ Club
Hanley’s
James Feeney
Bellevue
Walsh
West Side
Hanley's
Europe
America
Alfred Pennington
Advice
Delaware
Rockyford
E. G
Coursen
Poyntelle
Bittenbender and Company
New Department
Schwenker
Mark
Buckingham
Kemmerer
Meyer Lewis
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Hyde Park
Ray Buckingham
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Table Mo
August Brunner, Jr
Factoryville
David
Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Webster Coal & Coke Co
Cresson
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Misa Meredith
Miss Pedrick
Frank Kemmerer
Lake Poyntelle
Knox
EOE
King Miller
Scranton Bedding Company
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer
Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Ecranton
Thia
Gowart
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