Couple Seeks Minister for Marriage Guides Patrolman Day
Patrolman Lona Day smiles over an afternoon incident at Lackawanna and Franklin as a young man and woman from Delaware County ask where to find a Methodist minister. Day directs them to Rev. Richard Alorns on Gibson Street. The Groom, Jo Titman Brinton of Lake Winola, later offers to treat Day, drops his wife's umbrella, and excuses himself after a awkward moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Day
Brinton
Plevos
Mire
Tesvie Walters
Lake Winela
Residents Oppose Sidewalks on Throop Street Petitioned
Throop Street residents filed a petition with the common council asking reconsideration of an ordinance to save sidewalks on the thoroughfare. They argue the street was never accepted, never graded, and that owners cannot afford sidewalk work due to heavy sewer assessments. The council postponed further action on the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throop Street
Common Council
Council
R. B. R. M. C. A. Excursion To Heart Lake
The Rallrosis Young Men's Christian association excursion will go to Heart Lake on Labor Day September 3. The trip starts five miles from Montrose along the Lackawanna railroad. The event is expected to be well organized and enjoyable, continuing a tradition of successful outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Rallrosis Young Men's Christian Art Delation
Montrose
Lackawanna
Colored Miniatures in Cabinet Size Display
The Griffin Art Co advertises full cabinet size colored miniatures and frames free with each dozen platinetts priced at 3.59 for the jet. See the window display. The Tribune’s Educational Contest details are on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Griffin Art Co. Ch
Tribune
New Coyne House to Open Next Tuesday
The five story buff brick Coyne hotel on Ackawanta and Penn avenues will open to the public next Tuesday August 28 with a daylong event. Bauer's band will perform from the hotel balcony at 8 pm and Bauer's orchestra will entertain in the lobby throughout the evening. The building features European plan dining and 46 guest rooms with oak finishes and mahogany interiors on the first floor. Thomas Doyle leads the bar, Ferdinand Burghard the chef, Mulherin and Judge the builders, with plans by Join Freeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne House
Bauer
Ackawanta Avenue
Penn Avenue
Thomas Doyle
Jermyon
Ferdinand Burghard
The
Waldorf
Mulherin & Judge
Join Freeney
May strike a snag on fund transfer ordinance
The common branch may pass a budget move transferring 769 from Judgments and incidentals but select council opposition grows. Church leaders seek Merits upgrades while rebates from unlit street lights swell the street lighting balance, potentially funding seven or eight extra Merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Common Branch
Beleet
Vaughan
Luther Keller
Keller
Common Council
Scranton College of Music Private Tuition Terms
Terms for Tulbhon list weekly plan from early September to late June with per term rates. Includes organ violin elination sight reading class under Mr. Evans Dr. Mason Miss Holsheter Miss Hath and Mr. D F Jones. No class lessons. sight reading 74 cents monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulbhon
Mr. Evans
Schriever Develops Film For West Pittston Fair
Amateur photographers return from the coast or mountains with film developed at 114 Wyoming Avenue. West Pittston Fair runs August 28 to 31 with all classes filled and four days of racing and daily fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Hotel Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Schriever
West Pittston Fair
Viaduct deal set to free city from cost and rise of West Lackawanna crossing
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad and Scranton Railway propose to build a $70,000 viaduct over West Lackawanna avenue at Seventh to Ninth streets at no city expense. The plan, backed by city officials and the Scranton Board of Trade Streets and Highways Committee, would ease a dangerous grade and replace the current steep incline with a 720 foot structure spanning the tracks. The cross street opening at Eighth Street would remain for access, and damages to abutting properties would be settled by established law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Scranton Railway Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Board of Trade Committee
West Lackawanne Avenue
Deliwarn, Lackawanna and Western Tailroad Company
Boranton Hall+ Way company
Cor
Officinia
W. H. Tringdale
W. K. McFartin
Lackawanna
C. M. Clark
Frank Silliman, Jr
Trolley E Company
Willard, Warren & Knapp Juste
Tragidale
Chirk
Enernest McParlin
Silliman
Lt. Hitchcock
C. BH. Kinsley
A. HT. Dinning
Board of Trade Ftreets and Highways Committee
Joseph Phillips
A. A. Worshure
IT. A. Knapp
Scrantonians
Forthcomb
Cty
Phillipe
Scranton Board of Trade
Tahkawanna Avenue
Tribune
Railway Company
Board of Trade
Amtesty
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
AHL
Seventh
Scranton
Ninth Streets
Eighth Street
War Over Textbooks At Scranton Board Meeting
A heated dispute over school textbooks unfolds as publishers target Scranton. A seven-teacher committee will review grammar options while agents pressure for favored editions. Kindergarten hiring and a contested bill by Frank J. Johnson are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control Romainet
Trowell
Jayne
Board of Control Rooms
Underwood
Gregory
Providence
Minghan
Green Ridge
Mise Peck
Weat Scranton
South Scranton
Frank J. Johnson
Bauer's Band Concert at Nay Aug Park Today
Bauer's band performs this afternoon at Nay Aug Park starting 3 o'clock. The program includes Marche Majestueuse, Overture Naoko Shaviertien Sidudum, Prelude and March selections, Intermission, Grand Finale, and a Wunder Selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Nay Aug Park
Mareh
Majesthce Hartwony
Tolman
Pet Beleition
de Wwite Interalission
Wavollerie Nostirana
Maxcogal Moley
Pesteseeses Tahaml
A Progressive School Catalogue From State Normal School
The Bloomebore Pennsylvania State Normal School catalogue highlights an international reputation with students from Japan and Porto Rico. It emphasizes correct methods, university trained specialists, and strong preparatory collegiate and music departments. The notice advises prospective students to study the Bloomeburg catalogue for guidance and to consider Bloomsbury as among the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Bloomebore
United States
Maine
California
Japan
Porto Rico
Bloomsbury Literary Institute
Bloomeburg
Mayor Moir Leads Aggressive War on Speakeasies
The city widens anti speakeasy drive as Mayor Moir and Chief Mobling report ten arrests and hundreds of dollars added to the treasury. John Stemplinger, arrested at Film Street and Meadow Avenue, paid a 95 fine after arraignment. Additional names and fines follow, with some defendants jailed for thirty days for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stemplinger
Owen Moran
Tippling House
Moir
Tippling Holiae
Film Street
Meadow Avenue
John Moir
Milward Tush
Knapp
Hush
Mush
Evening Piano Classes At Conservatory At Linden
A significant indication of interest in the Feelten method piano courses is shown by demand from stenographers clerks and other day workers for evening instruction. Report at the Conservatory 604 Linden or mail to arrange, with same terms as day pupils 60 or 45 per year two lessons weekly payable in three installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feelten
Conservatory of Music
Plano
Conservatory
Boston
Linden
Celebration in Honor of Jacob Bryant Birthday
A festive gathering was held at the Jefferson last evening honoring Mr. Jacob Bryant as head of the house. The event featured a delightful assembly presented with a chair as a ceremonial centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bryant
Jefferson
Bryant Receives Gift on Seventieth Birthday Party
A. B. E. Scholl presented Mr Bryant with a handsome chair at his seventy third birthday gathering. An orchestra played on the veranda before guests moved to the front parlor and dining room for a refined collation. Attendees included Mrs Gertrude Leon Mrs Barnes Miss Thomas Miss Muoh from Wilkes Barre J K Brown G I Jer myn and Joseph Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Scholl
Bryant
Mra
Gertrude Leon
Barnes
Mises Thomas
Mine Muoh
Wilkes-Barre
J. K. Brown
G. 1
Jermyn
Joseph Lyon
Donations Reach St Luke's Summer Home Weekly
Donations in cash for the Hone’s support were received this week from friends including Mr Mufowd and Mr Chivplee. Fifty-one women and children benefited this week as the home houses 35 to 40 residents awaiting season extension funding. An additional $200 would sustain operations until Sept. 1, and the treasurer urges prompt support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mufowd
Powter
Chivplee
Theonilmy
No Photographs Superior to Our Platinetts In Angleh
An unclear ad fragment mentions The Griffin Art Co and old Steam Heating and Plumbing. It lists P F and M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave and references widow droplas with unspecified items. The readable text lacks coherent context or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widow Droplas
Stalra
The
Griffin Art Co
P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Instruments Displayed At Warerooms Showing Full Stock
A full stock of these superb instruments may be seen at the warerooms, where customers can view an extensive selection. The notice highlights the breadth of offerings and invites inspection by prospective buyers.
City Taxes Due 1900 Collected By City Treasurer
Duplicates for city and school taxes for year 1900 are in hand for collection under an act of assembly. A penalty of 9 percent will be added September and an additional percent each month thereafter until paid. Office hours 9 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. KB Robinson city treasurer. Beecham's pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. J. Robinson
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Toe Mooeas
Washington Ave
Ciiente
Stetson
Johkson & Murphys Ploe
Wichart & Gardiner
Harry IL Gray
Domby
Taylor
Ackawanna
Ay B
Warman
R. BR
M. C. A. Excursion
Coyne
Scranton College OF Music
Spruce Street
Haydn Evans
Low Crawfords
E. G
Coursen
Board of Control
Tarbell
Howell
M. Ftowihowski
ST. Luke's
Eenrene
National
BANK
Eavings
Oebel United States Depository
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Phil Vigo
Eaehier
Spruce St
Philadelphia
Mason & Hamlin
Franklin Institute
L. B. Powell & Co
Washington Avenue
International College of Music
L. W. Carr
Burr
Mile
England
Adare Avenue
Bure Building
Heller
Hand & Payne
Beecham
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Lackawanna Ave
Reynolds
Conrad the Hatter
Conrad
Foote & Fuller
Mears
Delaware
Hartlett Poors
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ava
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes+Harra
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Eden Caver
Wellington
Corth
Pawooth Fay
Vietnam
Nile
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