Scranton Lawn Club Hosts Fourth Annual Tennis Tourney
The Scranton Lawn club holds its fourth annual tennis tournament on Sept. 6–7 at the Platt Place grounds. Entry fees are $1 for singles and $1.50 per team for doubles, with prizes to winners and entries due by 6 p.m. the day before. Read of other society notes and local residents' travels and visits in the region.
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Scranton Lawn Club
Platt Place
R. M. Scranton
Miss Archbald
Mise Welles
J. #. Platt
A. G. Hunt
HP. Simpson
A. S. Kirkmerrick
Av. Hunt
Henry Torranee, Jr
Southampton
J. L
Meadow Brook
Carbondale
Rend
Lali
Why Divorces Are Searched In Nearby States
The piece compares divorce laws across states and notes Pennsylvania’s strict grounds. It cites New Jersey as lenient, New York for limited divorces, and western states as more permissive, while highlighting that Pennsylvania keeps divorces tightly secret and constrained by statutory grounds.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
New Jersey
South Carolina
New York
West
Possum
AMD
Allentown’s Rivalry in State Christian Endeavor Meet
Scranton leaders push for the state convention while Allentown competes to host. The article cites Brother Francis’s mission work at St. Luke’s and details Scranton’s civic fundraising and impressive regional facilities to bolster its bid. It also notes a Schiveren meeting cancellation at Frothingham theater and local religious notes.
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Allentown
Christian Endeavor
Schiveren
Frothingham
Verbank
New York
Priory Farm
Brothers of Nazareth
Colonel de Peyster
New York City
Gilbert
de Peyster
Francis
Ths
Scranton
St. Luke's Church
Rullton
Rullton, D. D
Central
Pennsylvania
A. L. Masey
Masey
Franklin Avenue
V. WC. A
Decorative camel motifs in dollhouse camestone sets
Camieaticks vary in form and ornament, collecting can derticks become highly decorative. Some imported and finished in dreamlike or china styles depict griffins bears and other animals including a heroic pair. Matching camesticks suit rooms and daems showcase diverse themed sets.
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China
Diverse church services listed for Saint Mark's and others in Dunmore
Sunday and evening services scheduled across numerous churches in Dunmore. Rev. Urban leads Saint Mark's with Sunday school at 3 pm and sermon at 4 pm, while pastors at Howard Place AME and Jackson Street Baptist announce morning and evening preachings. Various churches note free seats and specific sermon themes.
Morning service by Young People's Society at Simpson M E
The 80elety of Christian Endeavor invites strangers to a morning service at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church at 6:30. Pastor Rev. L. C. Floyd will speak on Christian Purity and The Advantages of Education. Seats are free and all are welcome.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Lena Minich
Pffce
Grace Reformed Church
Maury
Dunn
J. H. Willey
University Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
N. Y
Elmira
Eldride Park
Nicholson
Grow
George M. @cheidy
Kyte
St. Luke's
Peckville
Ev. F. Holter
Saint Mark's
Dunmore
A. Th. Urban
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Meier
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Willl
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Jerome
Pontiac
Mich
Dawid
M. T. Mill
Church of Christ Scientiat
Spencer Building
Adame Avenue
Beate Free
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adama Avenue
Mulberry Street
Edwin Lynn Miller
All Souls
Pine Street
Hey. T. Roscoe
First Baptist Church
Collins
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. O. Ford
Saint Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
St. Paul's English Lutheran
Park Place
George M. Sheldy
Grace Lutheran Church
Foster VV. Gift
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Fourteenth
Washburn Streets
A. L. Ramer
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Edgar
Presbyterian Church
Marn
Epworth
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Floyd
The Gospel Wagon Song Poem by Rev D D Jenkins
A devotional verse celebrates the gospel wagon as a cheerful convoy to church. The hymn imagines a Sabbath journey led by a Christian band, with the wagon forever full and free on the way to a blessed congregation and sermon at the church.
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Sabbath Sunshine
Rev
D. D. Jenkins
Narrow stock speculation anchors dull day in New York
The market showed a narrow, mostly professional trading session with light volume around 128 256 shares. Tobacco and Chicago Gas rose on covering while New England advanced, but most leading issues slipped or held flat amid a general cautious tone.
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New York
Chicago
Toluwcco
General Electric
New England
Roge
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Beranton
New York Grain Prices Edge Higher on Active Trade
Dull wheat and firm corn and oats show mixed spot and futures activity. No. 2 red wheat trades higher at the store elevator and afloat while corn and oats hold firmer bids with August and September options advancing.
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New York
Yar
Vance
Yarje
Chicago
Tlavieec
Undefined Item Entry From Fragment
A fragmented OCR line references a firm offering light and medical equipment per case at a price around $1. It mentions Western fresh and heardtec with unclear context and no identifiable individuals or organizations.
Buffalo Live Stock Buffalo Market Report
Buffalo market report for cattle hogs and sheep shows receipts of 1355 cattle and 640 hogs with mixed pricing. Cattle steady to weak with steers around 44.25 and butchers cows near 2.43. hogs firm to higher with common and mixed lots around 5.10 to 6.15. sheep and lambs strong for good lambs and firm for good sheep with Canada lambs selling late at 5.205.40 per load.
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Buffalo
Maine
Canada
Toledo Grain Market Update for Wheat Corn and Clover Seed
Toledo Ohio August 2 wheat receipts 45401 bushels shipments 1150 bushels market quiet No 4 red August September October December May trade quiet No 3 red cash No 2 white corn receipts 6728 bushels shipments 100 bushels market dull No 3 white cash No 3 yellow Onte receipts 300 bushels market dull No 2 mixed September 2 c Clover seed receipts 100 bushels market quiet October February March 604 prime timothy cash 210
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Toledo
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards Aug 2
Auction report shows unsettled market with 7 000 head cattle and 10 000 hogs and lambs on sale. Prices vary by quality with higher values for choice cattle and heavy packing and shipping hogs. Sheep receipts and prices also noted with market described as steady to lower for inferior stock.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Texune
Western Rangers
Lambe
Bhat Vo
Industrial iron and steel output rises in Pennsylvania and beyond
The Franklin Steel Casting plant in Franklin plans a 400 ton monthly capacity with completion by November 1. Diamond Steel in Reading reports large cutlery machine orders and ongoing night work. The Soho furnace in Pittsburg resumes blast, capable of 200 tons daily. Carnegie Steel across Pittsburgh employs about 12 000 workers and projects around 2 000 000 tons of finished product this year if current output continues.
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Franklin Steel Casting Company
Franklin
C A
Diamond Steel Company
Reading
Soho
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Steel and Iron Company
Bast
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
London and Northwestern Railway
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway Company
Troy
Schuylkill Electrice Railway
Philadelphia Construction Company
Minoreville
Heberville Valley
Taylorville
Pottsville
Cressona
Schuylkill Haven
Ponsylvara Railroad
MtCarmel
Keven
W. W. Patterson
David FE
W. Taylor
Scranton
Reading Comming
Ear Bt. Clair
Eagle Volllery
Buck Mountain
Nta
Reading Railroad
Shenanco Valley
Carnegie Company
Douglage
Sharpsville
Phenix Tron
Rock Island
Penneyivana Railroad
Pitteburg
Erle
Scranton Retailers Directory Fragment Highlights Local Firms
A damaged OCR list shows numerous Scranton area businesses across sectors. Entries include banks Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit and Merchants and Mechanics, bedding from Scranton Bedding Co, china and glassware Rupprecht Louis, groceries Kelly T. O. & Co, hardware Connell W. P. & Lone, and hotels like Scranton House near the depot. The snippet also notes engines, dry goods, milk and dairy, and mill supplies among many others.
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Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit On
Merchants’ and Mechanics
Lacks
Traders’ National
Lackawanna
West Side Bank
N. Main
Scranton Savings
Wyoming
Local Business Directory Listings
A dense listing shows hardware and plumbing shops, watchmakers, shoe stores, furniture dealers, carpet and wallpaper sellers, tea and spice vendors, florists, caterers, car builders, pawn brokers, and more. Names include Gunster and Forsyth 27 Penn, Goodman's Shoe Store 42 Lackawanna, Barbour's Home Credit House 4% Lacka, Grand Union Tea Co 100 Main, and Radin Bros 1% Penn among others.
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Society
Atlantic Coast
George Jessup
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Montrose
Inquirer
George H. Catlin
Shoreham
Vermont
Miers Elsie
Mae Brown
Taylor Avenne
Lake Arte
John J. Shea
Lars
Justice of the
Pease
John S$. Courtright
O .B. Wright
Delton
Alice Comerfornl
Plymouth
Mixe
Helen Nash
Stroudsburg
Carrie Prices
Atlantic City
Rush Wright
Ehitires
Lathrop
Susquehanna County
Fred , Meyer
Gloversville
N.Y
Mies
Anna L. Mundy
Wyoming Avenue
Asbury Park
Dodge Gunster
Lake Ariel
Bedward Miles
Detroit
Niagara
EB. Jones and Son
Ays
Mra
H. EL Paine
Chio
Mere
J. W. Conley
Mise Conley
Bridgeport
Conn
Milas Kate Lloyd
Providence
Lake Wynola
Edward Milen
Herman Goodwin
Somerville
No 7
William Schuling
Leake Ariel
J. Cummings
Truth
Horace FE
Hind
WH. Jersup, Jr
Ek Lake Dure
RW. Archbald
Susquehanne
Searle
Mee J. F. Rest
Anne
South Side
Brooklyn
Coney Teja
D. J. Phillips
North Park
Square Top
Union Transfer Company
Cay
Mise Mary Jennings
Adam Avenue
Wednemay
Lang Branch
James FE. McAndrews
J. C. McAndrews
George Scott
Clinton Price
Arbury Park
F. Leonard
Corrie Kendall
White Valley
Wayne County
M. J. McGovern
Fenn Avenue
Europe
John Raub
MR Grove
Grove
Sid Henwood
Weston Place
Honesdale
Maury Murphy
Misa Martha
X Ace
Hon
Aml
Oris- London
Alton
Nelle
Hattie McNanama
Philadel- Orlin Eae ‘Eee Capouse
Mise Traver
Nicooklyin
J. H. Teal
North Main Avenue
Richard Coles
Long Island
Ambrose Mulley
Charles E. Olverhan
Shad Lake
George G. Barkerville
James F. Brogan
Seashore
Myer Daviden
Penn Avenue
Boston
Florence Murray
Mia
W. C. Bartlett
Peekskill
N. WY
F. P. Price
Jefferson Avenue
Margaret
Sarah Hodgeon
Aveia Avenue
Hutston
C. Kearney
Chestnut Street
Hudule
EF. Kearney
Bishop O'Mara
Bt. Benchurch
Margaret Mitchell
Pennavente
Misa May Shaw
Yonkers
Lehigh Olen
Thomas WH. Carroll
Adams Avenue
Long Branch
J. K. Brady
Green Ridge
Montree
Mire
Amanda Smith
Corde
Mimme van Kuskirk
Balt Mount
J. Cheton Cobb
Hollisterville
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Scranton Lodge of Elks
J. Campbell
Peter Krantz
Frank
Mixes Eifle Thompson
Birch Street
Miss Thompaon
Charles . Tomilton
Jacque
Wikea-Barre
Maple Leaf Villa
Lake Winola
Anna Lowy
Mildred Buck
Misa Cora Kelph
Flora Clancy
Miss Clancy
Amy Pond
Lester Losey
Alvin Decker
Afr
John Huff
A. F. Cobb
Phoenix
Arizona
Loula Schlager
R. P. Patterson
News OF Religious World
Brother Francis
Good Shepherd Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd
Beth
Christian Endeavorers
Erie
Faye
United Pres
Tis
Tts
United States
Banks of Exchange
Kimburat
Delaware, Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Weyusylvania
World's Christian League
Christian League
John C. Bateson
Rimhuret
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
George W. Huntington
Newburgh
Stocks and Bonds
California
Verces
Tuba
Palle
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
Graham
Ing
Tobacco Co
Chicago Gas
C.c
Mil
St. P
Mts Louis
Nash
Manhattan
N. Y. Central
Nor. Pacific
Peritty
Vhs Pacific Mail
Ash Ats
Phil
Read
Southern
Tex. Pacific
Vinion Pacific
Wabash
Union Sar
Iity U
Chicago Board
Seeview
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
OCKS
Aek Dime Dep
Dis. Bank
Green Ridge Lumber Co
First National Bank
Lackawanna Lumber
Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Lace Curtain
Third National Bank
Thuron Coal Land Co
Tee Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Grave Co
Ccc National Boring & Drilling
Jar & Stopper Co
Ee Wee Tacka
Spring Brook Water Co
Wee Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Lacka, Trust & Base Dep.co
Allegheny Lumber Co
Scranton Packing Co
Ueanee
Beranton Traction Co
Steam
Ben & Power
Beranton, Gines
Rushbrook Coal Co
Pittshore
Standard
ITC
the Scranton
Lacka
Brewers
Robinson, EK. Sons
Robinson
Mina
Cedar
Rupprecht, Louis
Penn
Toys and Confectionery Williams, J. D. & Bro
Matthews, C. P. Sons & Co
Weston Mill Co
Jioncke & McKee
Spruce
Monumental Works
Owens Hros
Beranton Dairy Co
Penn and Linden
ANT Botlers
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lackswanna Avenue
Howley, Ppl
M.T
Wyoming Ave
Grocers
Kelly, T. 0. & Co
Mevurgel & Connell
Porter, John 'S
Rive, Levy & (O
Connell, W. P. & Lone
Penn, Foote & Shear Co
N. Washington
Dale & Stevens
Cleveland
Kelly & Henley
Finley
P. It
Keller
Luther
Harness & Saddlery Hardware
Frita
G. W
Keller & Harris
Walsh, Edward J
Goldsmith Bros
Wall Paper
Ford
W. M
Candy Manufacturers
Scranton Candy Co
T. H. Watts Co
W. Locke
Babcock
Scranton Supply and Mach. Co
Hill & Connell
Washington
Blume, Wm. & Son
Scranton House
Neor Depot
Brown's Bee Hive
Florey, C. M
Gunster & Forsyth
Cowles, W. C
NS. Main
Rogers, A. E
Hoots and Sioes
Goodman's Shoe Store
Barbour
Home Credit House
Carpets
Walt Pater
Inglis
J. Boott
Temeral
Osterhout
N. FP
Jordan
James
Olyphant
Burthold
Snook, S. M., Olyphant
Grand Union Tea Co
Clark, G. Rh. & Co
Caterer
Huntington
D. C
Pirie
Z. J
Raub, A
Mearrah & Thomas
Lorentz
Linden & Wash
Davis
Main and Market
Bloen
Peekville
Davies
John J
Main
Simwell, V. A
Linden
Green
Joseph
Crockery and Glassware
Harding
Radin Bros
Kresky, B. H. & Co
Creamery Stone Bros
Parker, E. R
Caryl'a
Benjamin & Benjamin
Franklin & Spruce
Merchant Tailor
Roberts
J. W
Brolle
J. Lawrence
DRY Goods
Clothing
BHORS
Mulley, Ambrose
Triple Stores
Providenon