Local residents head to sun and san after brief trips
E Gorman and gons left yesterday for San Diego California. Johan of St Claw hotel is at Ailande Cxy. Mr and Mrs Charles Tropp are home from Atlantic City. William McClare duo left for Kansas City. Rose Walsh of Clay avenue visits Archbald friends. B E Leonard and B P Connolly return from Asbury Park. Charles Lamb and A Rockaway back from New York City. Mrs C P Armbrust returns from Stroudsburg visit. Charles Schiager and children home from Block Island. Helen Howard of Waymart visits city. Mary Sheth of Webster avenue returns from Hawley. Demuth and Roberts at Grange yesterday. A Lundquist traveling agent for Union Pacific in city. T C Melvin and Mrs St Charlies entertain Miss Gilmartin from Carbondale. Mrs Joseph Levy and children back from Delaware Water Gap. Captain Oscar Elting of Third Cavalry guests of the Bileman family at Lake Ariel. Mary Davis of Wood Harmon Co. vacationing in Newport and Boston. Adam Gschwind spending vacation at Great Bend and Stroudsburg. Mrs Barrett and daughter Anna return from Niagara Falls. M A McGinley back from Atlantic City. Lulu Rice visiting cousin Gertrude Browne of Royal Susquehanna county. Frank Leonard heads to New York for several weeks. Grace Shay and Mamie Grinnell visit Mrs EB Liel in Towne? street. W F Halstead returns from Richfield Springs. Karl Amann spent two weeks with uncle ex notary Wiegand at Wilkes Barre before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gorman
Gons
San Diego
Cal
Johan
St. Claw
Ailande Cxy
Amd
Charles Tropp
Athantic City
William McClare
Kansas City
Rose Walsh
Clay Avenue
Archbald
B. E. Leonard
B. P. Connolly
Asbury Park
Charles Lamb
A. Rockaway
New York
Lake Ariel
Mary Davis
Wood, Harmon &Co
Newport
Boston
Adam Gschwind
Globe Warehouse
Great Bend
Stroudsburg
Barrett
Anna
Carbondale
Niagara Falls
M. A. McGinley
Ctty
Atlantic City
Lulu Rice
Howard Place
Gertrude Browne
Royal
Susquehanna County
Frank Leonard
Jefferson Avenue
New York City
Grace Shay
Mamie Grinnell
New Milford
Mra
Eb, Liel
Twinden Street
W. F. Halistead
Delaware, Lackawanne and Western Company
Richfield Springs
Karl Amann
Penn Avenue
Wiegand
Wilkes-Barre
New Eleventh Ward Republican Club Formed At Fickus Hall
Permanent organization established with B F Moore as president and Charles Armbrust as vice president. Fred Schuman named secretary and Christ Fickus treasurer. Most ward Republicans attended, signaling strong potential influence in upcoming election. The piece notes enthusiasm and expected impact on party success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Republican Club
Eleventh Ward
Fickus’ Hall
B. F. Moore
Charles P. Armbrust
Fred Schuman
Christ
Fickus
Michael Crane
Remington Avenue
John's Church
Father Melloy
Hyde Park Catholic
Jennie
Myra
Charles Fenecler
Birch
Crane Accident Kills John Conlin at Lackawanna North Works
John Conlin of Green Ridge died from injuries after a traveling crane fell at the Lackawanna Iron and Steel North Works while workers loaded heavy stone. He was struck on the head and died ten minutes later at Morespe hospital. Conlin was 40 and his remains were removed by undertaker Raub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conlin
North Works
North Steel
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Green Ridge
Mores Pe
Une
Quay Hastings clash dominates Pennsylvania party caucus
Delegates from Luxerne arrive with the Daniel B Hastings locomotive as Pennsylvanian GOP tensions flare. Quay supporters press for control at the state convention while Hastings allies organize a caucus to elect officers and set the agenda for tomorrow.
Quay caucus delegates listed by county names
Harrisburg Aug 7 delegates at the Quay caucus listed by county with multiple names per district including Allegheny Walter Lyon F J Torrance and Armstrong Frank W Jackson W S Barr. Cumberland Clinton Crawford Erie and many other counties each named delegates and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Quay
Allegheny
Arthur Kennedy
Walter Lyon
F. J. Torrance
van Kirk Scott
Armstrong
Frank W. Jackson
Barr. Teaver
Daniel Corus
James M. May
William Aloukla
Bedford—Aa
J. Zeth
Berke—H. Milton Kauffman
Irwin T Ehret
George W. Fryberger
Ld. Pauling
J. le
Leinbach Klair
J. B. Hayunda
A. G. Anderson
Bradfonds
AL Innes
W. MH. Kuntner
J. W. Storms
Butler
W. J Marks
V. FE. Thomas
Cambria
Campbell Robison
Cameron
K. H. Gregory
Carlton
Horace Heydt
A. J. Thomas
Chester
H. E. Buckwalter
J. J. Gettel
Dauphin
George BR. Dennison
William H. Lynch
C. H. Backenoe
Jonn
Mc Ubenny
William Merk
Delaware
W. P. Himel
Wesley
McDowell
Jamen Quigley
Sage Ramaley
Josiah Smith
Walter A. Welsh
Bik
George
Deamine Erie
John Depinet
Frank A. Sawdey
Becond
Waters
Pierce
J. H. Culberson
Fayette
HM. Haslow
J. Ho Dushane
John Kbeine
Sian M. Bailey
Foreat
Gua B. Evans
Franklin
J. M. Ripley
George Hallinger
John W. Harbourd
Fulton
H. Ray Staffner
Reene
J. D. Donley
Huntingdon
Linnkus KO Rent
Eckman
Edwin Musser
James Lychty
Lawrence
J. M. Clare
William Bouthitt
James McConnell
Lebanon
Flime Hobarts
David M. Earnest
Cyrun RR
Herrick
Luzerne
J. M. Jones
McKean
J. CC. Greenwald
W. F. Andrews
Mercer
S. Tt. Miller
Will
David D. Phillips
Dlutchet
Beane
Job
Charles 8. Haestler
Charles FB. Quail
Reuben Bartoe
A. W. Potter
Romerset
M. Baker
T. Kimmel
Susquehanna
Halph B. Lite
Linus W Mwoma
Charles T. Babcork
FH. ‘Sante Lirton
Henry A. Murain
Venango
Marshall L. Phipps
John H. E .Warren
Caleb ©. Thompson
W. B. Washington
John F. Badko
F. N. du Wayne James
T. Pet James B. Beavan
Sliveyeate
Robert M. Smith
Renton Will, Alex, Neend
John W. Sarver
Wyoming
H. W. Bardwell
Senator Quay declares victory after caucus in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on August 27 Senator Quay spoke to his delegates in cheerful tones claiming a majority of state convention delegates. The Quay caucus gathered in the board of trade rooms with delegates including a Philadelphia contingent and one from an unspecified area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Quay
Hastings
Gillieron
Superior Court
State Committee
Sotthead
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Messe
Schule
Fulton
Northumberland
Miller
Mercer
Andrews
Crawford
Alexander Crow
Walter Lyon
Pittsburg
Thomas W. Cooper
Delaware
Bruce
David Lane
Harry F. Walton
House of Repsentatives
Joseph Brown
G. 8. Graham
R. M. Yardley
Bucks
William Flinn
Walton
Emerson Collins
Lycoming
Supreme Court
Graham
Harrisburg
Senator Quay
Board of Trade Rooms
Mayor Connell Signs Broad Set of City Resolutions
The mayor signed multiple measures directing the city engineer to plan a sewer along Marion to New York between Washington and Wyoming avenues and report on opening a street between Putnam and Ferdinand. Other actions include tax deadline extension to December 1, court actions against contractors and the Traction company, sidewalk cross walk on Hickory street, hydrant erection at Chestnut and Lafayette, and tax valuation changes for railroad conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Marion
New York Streets
Washington
Wyoming Avenues
Putnam
Ferdinand Streets
Wayne Avenue
William Bright
William Love
Flannaghan & O'Hara
Bright's Court
Wyoming Avenue
Green Ridge
Delaware
Said Avenue
Hickory Street
Tue
Traction Company
Barber Asphalt Company
Kressler Court
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Main Avenue
Price Street
Fire Department
Chestnut Avenue
Lafayette Street
Michael Ludwit
Olive Street
Schully Court
Wasessora
Swiss Verein Entertainment at Piatter's Hall
An entertainment event by the Swiss Verein was held last evening at Piatter's Hall Lackawanna avenue. The program followed the Tribune listing and featured choir selections solos duets and quartets. Swiss residents attended in force and members offered congratulatory toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatter’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Indians in Danger Two Oakford Court Youths Absent
Nathan Burke of 428 Oakford court reports his son Henry 12 and neighbor Moses Berkman 13 left home Monday after reading yellow covered literature. Burke says Henry could not pay beyond the first mile post and Moses faced the same. The youths allegedly planned dire damage to a poor resident, prompting concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakford Court
Nathan Burke
Henry
Moses Berkman
Burke
First Mile
Railroad Conductors Face Tax Cut in City Valuation
Railroad conductors in this city will pay tax on a $76 valuation instead of the former $100, after Mayor Connell yesterday resolved the assessment following an operative decision. The change lowers the taxable amount for conductors under the city tax rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Scranton Delegation Wins Erie State Convention Prize
Scranton's Christian Endeavor delegation returned home from Erie after securing the next state convention for the city. The party, led by J. Walter of Catasauqua and an array of local pastors and lay leaders, earned praise for its song and organizing energy amid a festival of rival Allentown supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutusaqua
Allentown
W. HM. Stubblebine
Calvary Reformed Church
Scranton
Min Daniel
W. HH. Stubblebine
JT Hall
Bertone Bulb Ks
Bherwood
Ter McCray
Erie
H. J. Raymore
J. T. Hall
Wayne County
Ball En-gine Company
Young Men's Christian Association
Dantela
Eanl
Bay State Iron Company
Walter
Vierts
Erie Herald
Professor Redman
al- Tentown
Funeral of Hugh Moran Largely Attended in North End
The funeral for Hugh Moran of Oak Street drew a large crowd yesterday afternoon. About seventy five musicians from Moran's societies led the procession to Hyde Park for interment. Several local residents and visitors were noted in the day’s activities and travels.
Stroudsburg Visit Noted At Local Gathering
Professor Houser, on vacation at his Stroudsburg home, called on friends yesterday. James Young and Charles Savage attended. Miss Bessie Craig of Peckville introduced Miss Phoebe Englert. J Van Buskire of Toledo, Ohio also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Houser
Stroudsburg
James Young
Charles Savage
Bessie Craig
Peckville
Misa Phoebe Englert
J. van Buskire
Toledo
Ohio
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Norton’s
Ladies” Home
Journal
Bookman
Cosmopolitan
Scribners
Forum
Demorest
Harper's Monthly
Bachelor of Arts
Pall Mall
Bon Ton
Art In
the Seasons
Butterick’s
Standard
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
South Side
Reeve Jones
Enga
Pupilr
Can
Bert
Raut
the State Convention
Luxerne
Crifton
Daniel Coxe
Drifton
Eckley B. Coxe
Daniel B. Hastings
Coxe
Jack
Quigley
Delaware County
Djubley
Gilkeson
Jack” Robinson
Eeckware
Quicer
Lelt
John Stewart
Samuel McVravenport
Erle
Pennypacker
Riee
Lureste
Eorce HH Orlady
Jude Wickham
Beaver
Benjamin Haywood
Tom
Lochler Hotel
Cooper
Lyon
Wyoming County
Lave
WW Ovelock
Beverlin
Gray
Fulmer
Becker
R. P. Northrop
Quay Caucus
Verein
Platter's Wal
Railroad Notes
Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor
Electric City
Jennie Daniels
Olive Keene
Mises Hughes
Mevsie. Daniels
Keene
Stevens
West Side
Rh. W. Fuller
HD. Jones
Montrose
A. W. Llewellyn
Plymouth
J.C. Manning
Pittston
Mr. Evana
Moosic
Oes
Acob Engle
Bernstein
Philip Visa
Dudley Street
Newburg
Frederick F. Russell
Foster
Fred Berry
Mill Street
Wardell
Grove Street
Crystal Lake
Jeanette Lewis
Bryden
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Helen Snyders
Cherry Street
St. Mark's
Mr. Young
P. D. Manley
Peter Peuser
McHugh
Swift
Mongan
Washington Avenue
Hiechland
Houer
Central Park Garden
North End
Hugh Moran
Oak Street
Hyde Park
W. M. Finn
Harrinburg
Fred Cook
Syracuse
N. Y
Patrick O'Malley
Shultsville
Roberts
Hinghamton
Louis Shaffer
North Main Avenue
Honesdale
Misa Hannah McGrat
Tinghamton
Misa Lissie Ready
Quincy Avenue
West Market Street
Annie Walah
Oeen
Olyphant Yesterny
Guild and Sons
George E. Guild
Europe
Guild
Bryan
Pottsville
Misa Blanche Silkman
D. B. Atherton
Silver Tar Castle
Seins
Golden Eagle
Cantre Hall
John Nicholson
Morgan
Church Atreet
Harriet Sharpless
Bloomshore
Mra. B
Jackson
Dunmore
Mason
Kelly
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Rexford
Lacka
Williams & Bro
E. Grewer
Philadelphis
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Oiladelphia
Rene
A.m. Tof
DR. E. Gre
Old Post Office
Foxe Avenue
Bpruce Street
Scranton Tribune
Pratts
Suchstas
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Scranton Training School
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
Tribune
Schank & Koghler
Spruce Street
ESOC
HN Coe
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
Et Paul
United States Northwests
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
William S. Millar
Stir
Schiaten
and Water Co
Connie Wroutna Ave
Center ST
Pony
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell, Glen Agents
Scranton, Pa
DR. Long
Seonomi's Park
Washigton
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