Republican primary given Sept 28 with candidate filings required
The notice announces a Republican primary to be held Monday September 28 between 4 p m and 6 p m with a convention on September 1 at Wowlock room. It requires each candidate to register full name and address for the desired office and pay a fee to the county chairman by August 10. The committee will govern themselves. David J. Davie, Chairman. E. D W. Felluwa, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant & Ofelock
Wowlock Oom
Frathe Vietance Committee
David J. Davie
E. D W. Felluwa
Notable City Social Ties Highlight Week of Travel and Visits
A sprawling social column lists numerous residents and guests visiting from New York, Rochester, Buffalo, and beyond. It notes travels to and from Meadville, Silver Sands, and promises of upcoming events atSt Marys, Wheeling, and Notre Dame. The piece names Mrs McArwity Anna, Miss Theidy Chee, and many others, outlining greetings, dinners, and plans across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twrnetta
Deanhelle
Tridar
New York
Central
McArwity
Anna
Rochester
Buffalo
Libs Yrerebeal
Joe Wreteuna
Cunningham
Elmina No Vi
Uret
Thynamas
Vine
Meadiewrge Vo Millay
Dangarer
Eva
Sorumet
Sig
Edwarde
Wtay
Whew
Casey
Setterday
Aehirs Teg
Aif
Academie of
Mie
Wyoming Seminary Ad Promotes Boarding School Benefits
A large well equipped boarding school offers modern conveniences with certificates accepted by colleges. It features music art and oratory departments and a business course for non college students. Year opens September 11. Catalogue contact L. L. Sprague J. D. Kingston Pa.
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L. L. Sprague
J. D
Kingston
Punch Cigar Remains Leader Among 10c Brands
The Punch cigar maintains its top position as the leading 10c cigar in circulation, remaining the favored choice among everyday smokers amid ongoing market competition.
Opening of the Academy of Music by Southern Stork company
The Academy of Music opened with much fanfare under Southern Stork, led by Mabel Paine. The new owners Messrs Casey received praise for renovations and usher uniforms drew favorable notice. The Little Coquette headlined with Misa Palaceto, supported by a strong company and varied acts. Tonight's bill features Pearl of Savoy.
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Academy of Music
Southern Stork Company
Mabel Paine
Casey
Duffy
Kent
Misa
Baby Wava
John Chlork
Sheridan Holmes
Palge Sleters
Tonleht
Pearl of
Savoy
Scranton Elects Maid of Honor for Pan-American Mardi Gras
Scranton, bustling with fashion and society, will nominate twelve ladies from Buffalo's elite circles to serve as maid of honor for the Queen of Beauty at the Pan-American Mardi Gras. Voters from newspapers will select the leading contestant who will be entertained during carnival week at Buffalo hotels with an embroidered robe and color palette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Buffalo
Muffale
Outeble
South Scranton to Meet Minooka in Saturday Fight at Athletic Park
A meeting between South Scranton and Minooka reps arranged a Saturday game at Athletic Park. Each team bets $10 plus the gate receipts. South Scranton will field the usual Park lineup with Dewey, Medieh, and Cressin joining, while Minooka is represented by Pruin.
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South Scranton
Minooka
Athletic Park
Prubin
Huane
Burne
Board Scranton
Reranton
Medieh
Dewey
Minowka
Frannm
Pek Nailin
Jeo Cressin
Norristown
South Soyanton
Exhibition in Bankruptcy Referee Lines Up 1808 Horserace
Two old newspapers from May 24 1808 presented by AL Van Witmner show a solitary news item about a horse race amid a full page of advertisements. The editorial page features squibs and sharp witted puns reflecting century old humor.
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AL van Witmner
New York Sun
New York Herald
Tonic
Bixty
Stour
North Gondren
Conference plans loom for United Mine Workers meeting
President Nichols says a committee may arrange a joint meeting with coal companies and United Mine Workers to draft a formal written agreement. Delegates from districts 1 7 and 4 plus president Mitchell are expected as issues include firings over firemen replacements and periodical inspections. The Hazleton gathering may last several days with six hundred men likely in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
John Mitchell
John T. Dempsey
Johw
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
Elity
Thomas D. Nichols
Nanticoke
Carda
Bellevue and Woodwarde
Delaware
Lackawanne and Weatern Hallfl and
Thomas J. Nichols
Trieh No. 1
Joeal
Mater
Lacka- Wanna
Woolward
Nive
Change in Age Limit for Post Office Applicants
An order dated July 1 sets the post office applicant age range at 18 to 45 years, with waivers for honorably discharged military or naval personnel wounded or sick. Male clerk or carrier applicants must be 6 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 125 pounds. The note also mentions state and county taxes for 11 due and a duplicate for the seventeenth ward in hand for collection. Kimer BE Kantian, OW Prescott avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
United States
Kimer BE
Kantian
Prescott Avenue
Misses Merrill’s Private School Reopens September 9 1901
The Misses Merril ls Private School at 612 Jefferson Avenue announces reopening for primary and intermediate pupils on Monday September 9 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Merrill
Jefferson Avenue
Capital Stock Up. Company Renames to International Text Book
A meeting of Colliery Engineer stockholders at Wyoming avenue offices increased capital stock from 1.5 million to 5 million dollars and voted to rename the company International Text Book. A charter application followed the vote and secretary Stanley P. Allan listed attendees including T. J. Foster, R. J. Foster, E. H. Kawall, J. K. Griffith, and others from Wilkes-Barre and Latrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
We Ll
International Text Book Company
Mines and Mining Journal
McCauley
Chicago
Allen
T. J. Foster
R. J. Foster
Stanley P. Allan
E. H. Kawail
Wilkes-Barre
J. K. Griffith
Latrobe
W. Ll. Connell
George R. Bedford
Wilhee-Barre
How Dougherty
W. le Connell
Charles D. Sanderson
Officer Bloch Removed and Flax Appointed to Mounted Duty
Mounted Officer Joseph Binch is removed from the force by Director of Public Safety FF L Vermeer with the change to take effect Saturday night. Harry Flax of Penn avenue is appointed to the vacant mounted officer post, taking effect the same night after a petition accompanied his application. Flax, previously a driver for Scranton Talky, is known in the Sixteenth ward. The director said patrol duties will be assigned and no single officer will hold the mounted berth long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Joseph Binch
Flax
Wormser
New Hayes Hook and Ladder Truck Housed After Test
The Hayes hook and ladder truck was tested on West Linden street before Director Fr L Wormser and performed well as a water stream issued from the aerial hose. After the test the vehicle was housed in the Hook and Ladder quarters on West Latkawanna avenue. the old truck was covered and stored at a vacant jet behind the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
West Linden Street
Fr. L. Wormser
West Latkawanna Avenue
Clay Pipe Club Outing Set At Wahler's Grove
The tenth annual Clay Pipe club outing will be held on Thursday at Wahler's grove. The club comprises bureau of engineering members with City Engineer Joseph P L Phillipato as president and his son Frank Phillipe as secretary. Usually at Lake Ariel, this year transportation issues due to Erie and Wyoming road management forced the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Pipe Club
Wahler’s Grove
Bureau of Engineering
Joseph PL Phillipato
Frank Phillipe
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming
Taxpayers Snag Amid Tax Deadline Confusion
Anxious residents crowded the city treasurer's office to pay taxes before September 1, unaware the council planned a special meeting to extend the deadline to November. Large corporations and individuals reportedly have not settled yet, preferring a last moment approach.
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Common Council Ts
Scranton Business College Opens and Promotes Careers
Opening day is set for Tuesday September 3 with office hours for inquiries. Graduates secure good positions and rapid promotions in office work, with growing demand for bookkeepers and stenographers. Write or call for the new Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Achonia
Tribune subscription notice for summer mailings
The Tribune offers summer mailing to readers at 12 cents a week with direct daily delivery. Address changes permitted. complaints directed to The Tribune office promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Teachers Must Sign Contracts for Next School Term
All teachers are requested to call at the secretary office and sign contracts for the ensuing school term. K K. D. Fellows, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. D. Fellows
Furniture Sale At Hotel American Private Auction
All furniture bedding and contents at Hotel American on Franklin avenue to be sold at private sale commencing today by Rittenhender & to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel American
Franklin Avenue
Rittenhender & To
Modern Woodmen Plan Excursion to Binghamton on Labor Day
The group announces a trip to Binghamton for Labor Day September 2. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars for adults and 65 cents for children. A promotion for a new 6c cigarette called Kieon is noted.
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Binghamton
Labor Day
Miss Griffin Gains Daily Lead in Tribune Contest
The Tribune reports Miss Griffin advancing to first place in the educational contest as seven contestants submitted returns yesterday. Kemmerer trails Brunner with Kemmerer close to catching up Brunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Griffin
Lewis
the Tribune
Kemmerer
Local Names List for Table No 1 Closing Day
A fragmented roster lists Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Garfield Anderson Carbondale Henry Schwenker South Scranton William Miles Hyde Park Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David C Wimmers Ley Miss Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge with a string of numbers and dates. The item asks how many will be in Table No 1 on closing day, showing assorted names and numeric entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Ice Cream Prompt Delivery in Heat at Hanleys
Prompt delivery in hot weather helps keep customers cool as shoppers order ice cream. Hanleys at 420 Spruce Street serves frozen treats to beat the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
Hanley’s
Leaders Sign In As Education Contest Enters Final Week
Seven leaders returned today signaling the opening of the last week of the Education Contest. Table 1 shows all but Ray Buckingham and Miss Pedrick. Table 2 sees Frank Kemmerer advance. No position changes aside from Schwenker briefly reclaiming third before Andersen’s 9 points. Meyer Lewis and Miss Griffin gain, with Griffin now the top scorer and Lewis within 41 points of her. Garfield Anderson and Schwenker add points, Miles remains fifth, Elmhurst’s runner is threatened by Miss Meredith, and August Hrunner and Kemmerer remain close, separated by a two month subscription. Only five days left.
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Tribune
Ray Buckingham
Miss Pedrick
Frank Kemmerer
Schwenker
Andersen
Meyer Lewis
Miss Griffin
Lewis
Garfield Anderson
William Miles
Buckingham
Elmhurst
Miss Meredith
August Hrunner
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