This Vote Not Good After September
A fragmentary note warns that the vote is not good after September. It lacks clear dates or actions but signals a cutoff or reconsideration following the month.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1898
Page
5
Little boy and girl tales of balance and lizards
A boy falls from a fence and cries while a passerby asks about Johnnie. The girl says they are hunting for Johnnie's balance. On a spring walk they hear lizards calling Driggs Briggs Briggs Briggs, which their sister attributes to Perry Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Driggs
Briggs
Sinter
Perry Brothers
Representation Details by District Entitlements
The Tribune of August 17 published a detailed breakdown showing how many representatives each district is entitled to. The article itemizes district by district allocations and explains the basis for the entitlements.
View Points and Cameras Off Montauk Trip
A Shinnecock vessel anchored at Montauk draws photographers who chase soldiers and scenes instead of the passing wagons and graves lined along the shore. The crowd tracks St Paul and Yale while a Rough Riders cavalry line and a Red Cross ship move past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montauk
Ftay
St. Paul
Yale
Harvard
Camp Beyong
Montauk wartime relief voyage and camera moon spectacle
The Shinnecock outer landings are blocked by quarantine but stores valued for the camp sick are ferried by a landless voyage. A camera crew aboard the Minnesota and Seminole captures the scene as dawn drops a life boat, sailors wave, and women back Sag Harbor fund relief. The piece laments wartime suffering at Montauk and the heavy toll on soldiers, ending with a mournful note on their sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason
Sag Harbor
Montauk Line
New York
Block Island
Montauk
Social Roundup Of Visitors In The City And Nearby Towns
A list of residents and visitors including M F Barinon at Atlantic City Dr R M Stratton home from the seashore Mrs J Bigrist visiting Delaware Water Gap A J Casey back from Atlantic City Mary Connelly Shenandoah visiting Berunton and more People travel between Shenandoah Berunton Norwich N Y and Rochester Pa and attend local concerts and events Carl Gunster and others recovering from illness and local civic events at Camp Meade and a Pa patriotic order convention attendance noted The Schubert quartet will perform at Laurel Hill park next Sunday at 3 09 p m and Camp Meade visit details include President McKinley reception and water quality reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Barinon
Atlantic City
R. M. Stratton
J. Bigrist
Delaware Water Gap
A. J. Casey
Athantic City
Mary Connelly
Shenandoah
Berunton
Jerome Keogh
Keogh
Norwich
N. Y
BE. Pryor
North Sumner Avenue
Yellowstone Park
H. H. Fordham
Montrose
Scranton
Harriet Taylor
Montrosa
Mra
Mark Dale
Royal, Pa
W. 8. Ward
Diamond Avenue
Mary Lally
Stone Avenue
Ella Jordan
Beech Street
Foettsville
M. F. Conry
Shenandowh
Misa Phoebe Shifter
Hyde Park Avenue
Rhoadsburg
A. R. Gumberts
Rochester
Goodhand Clark
Jefferson Avenue
Anna& Morton
New York
Connecticut
Miss Robinson
Boston
Miner's Millia
Mies Mary Gilroy
Luzerne Street
Carl Gunster
Thirtenth Regiment
Camp Alger le
Harry C. Dunn
Celts
Scott Grove
Mary Dougherty
Foster
Liszie Cleary
Jihuen
C. C. Donovan
Prospect Avenuue
G. T. Weaver
Lake Winela
Sanderson Avenue
Schubert Quartette
John T. Watkins
Bauer
Laurel Hill Park
John Connolly
Connolly & Wallace
James
The
Truth
Trenton
Canada
J. J. Reddington
Kate Heary
Binghamton
Meddington
J. P. Keogh
Adama Avenue
Frank Phillips
City Engineer's Department
Camp Meade
Middletown
Patriotic Order Sons of America
York
Phillips
McKinley
Scranton Police Report On Dickson City Brewing Burglary
No reply has been received to notices mailed to other cities detailing a Dickson City Brewing burglary. The extract notes stolen money between 600 and 700 dollars in mostly small bills and coins plus a 22.75 check to James O'Brien of Olympus Pa. Jewelry stolen includes a 1% carat diamond stud a 1 carat diamond pair of earrings and a ruby pearl diamond cluster ring. Entrance exams for Scranton High School will be held Thursday at 9 o clock for new and higher class entrants. George W. Phillips Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Police Department
Dickson City Brewing Company Burelary
James O'Brien
Olyphant
Scranton High School
United States
George W. Phillips
Drink East Mountain Lithia Water Cure Claim
An advertisement promotes East Mountain Lithia Water as beneficial for kidneys and constipation. It touts travel by the Lehigh Valley line via Cincinnati to labeled destinations on September 3 and 4, presenting the product alongside a railway itinerary.
Republicans Converge as Coroner Fight Roars at County Convention
Republican delegates prepare for a lively coroner race among four candidates Doctore Kolb, Roberts, Stein and Donne while uncertain on whether to back Judge Gunster for the bench. The Crawford county primaries system is debated with a report due this afternoon. Most districts list delegates and ward representatives for today’s convention across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb
Roberts
Stein
Donne
Gunster
Crawford County
Fred W. Fleig
John R. Farr
Alex T. Connell
Edward A. Jones
BE. Chitten
Fletts
William Connell
Congress
Wkely
Gere Stevenson
Delconten
Lackawanna Hospital Offers Beds for Soldiers In War
The Lackawanna Hospital executive committee proposed setting aside space for up to fifty eight patients to aid wounded soldiers, noting capacity limits and priority for indigent cases. Governor Hastings declined the offer, citing sufficient state hospitals, while preserving access for Thirteenth members if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
James P. Dickson
Hastings
Scranton
Daniel H. Hastings
Penneylavaria
State Board of Health
Harrisburg
Beranton
Daniel WH
Reunion of Fifty-Second Regiment Held in Wilkes-Barre
The eleventh reunion of survivors of the Fifty-Second Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry will occur in Wilkes-Barre on September 21, 1898. The morning includes reception and registration at Conyngham post rooms with doors opening at 9.30. A business meeting at 2 pm covers roll call officer elections reports and resolutions. Banquet at 4 pm and a camp fire at 7:30 pm in the post room will invite veterans and junior groups. Officers listed include George R Lennard president and William McClare first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-Second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Wilkes-Barre
Conyngham
South Main Street
Port Room
George R. Lennard
William McClare
Scranton
Hey. M.D. Fuller
Owego
N. Y
One-Legged Footpad Arrested On Jackson Street Robbery
Thomas Ford, a one legged youth from McNicholas' court near Scranton street, was arrested on a warrant for taking over $12 and a knife from Samuel Muffler of Jackson street on August 14. He appeared before Alderman Kasson with Detective Moir prosecuting. Ford was remanded to the central police station in $400 bail as efforts seek a bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ford
Samuel Muffler
Jackson Street
Collins
Ford
McNicholas
Scranton Street
Kasson
Moir
Police Department
MuMer
Central
Petition for Prosecutor's Extra Compensation in McArdell Case
The commonwealth versus Maggie McArdell reports prosecutor George Smith seeking a court allowance to cover time and expenses connected to the liquor-law case. Judge Gunster issued a rule returnable at the argument court to show cause why the petition should not be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Maggie McArdell
George Smith
Attroneys
Penman Decision on Time Draft Taxation Upheld
Collector Penman’s ruling that accepting time drafts incurs tax was sustained by Commissioner Scott after local banks raised the question. A Treasury Department reply confirms the opinion, stating that stamping the draft on acceptance is required and the draft is taxable like a note of the same amount. New internal revenue decisions include stamps for debt tickets, foreign checks, and taxes on unincorporated private banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Penmaen
Scott
Penman
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Thomas F. Penman
Twelfth District
Beranton
William H. Peck
Third National Bank
Scranton
N. G. Beott
Internal Revenue
United States
Wheelmen’s Protective Association
Kirby Fitzpatrick wedding at St Pauls Green Ridge
Kathryn A. Fitzpatrick wed John W. Kirby in St Pauls church Green Ridge yesterday morning. Rev F J McManus officiated with Nellie Kirby as maid of honor and John Beamish as best man. The couple left for a Great Lakes trip after the ceremony. Kirby, business manager of the Sunday Free Press, is well known in the city. Mrs Kirby is daughter of John Fitzpatrick of Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn A. Fitzpatrick
John W. Kirby
St. Paul's Church
Green Tidge
F. J. McManus
Nellie Kirby
John Beamish
Saratoga Floral Parade Float Promises Novel Patriotism
Ware and Madeon unveil a float for the Saratoga floral parade likened to the Delaware and Hadeon design. Two real sailor boys from the warship Texans were required, hinting at a patriotic theme. The public can expect a novel, fully detailed presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Madeon
Saratoga
OMice Open Day and Evening Enrollment Notice
Open day and evening sessions resume enrollment for students. Mail inquiries receive prompt attention. Day and evening sessions reopen Monday September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omice
Real Sailors Called for Duty at Saratoga
A requisition issued to the Delaware and Hudson supply department seeks two sailor gunners from the warship Texas to report at Saratoga on Tuesday, September 6 at noon to assist in a stated design. The unusual request reflects military coordination with civilian rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Texas
Saratoga
Dela
Green Ridge Daily Deliveries Adverts Patrol
Green Ridge Daily Deliveries promotes home delivery service by Mr T A Patten and Mr Albert Naglie. The message claims careful prompt filling of orders, better goods than any cash store, no higher prices, and 30 days credit for responsible customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Patten
Albert Naglie
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Republican County Convention
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John H. Thomas
James E. Watkins
Red Cross
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Cincinnati
Lehigh Valley
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William Farrel
Bereond
John Gaynor
Nelson Istotaer
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Jas, Ryan
Frank Spencer
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Theodore Wuckna
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Oscar Straub
Fred Leber
Ferdinand Zwick
Charles Simrell
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Erheat Genaro
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William Jones
August Fischer
James Evans
Ieee Doud
Benjamin x
We. Winton
Charles Sheridan
Jacob Fondick
Lackawanna
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George Howell
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Army of the Potomac
Niagara Falls
DR. S.C. Snyder
Ian Gerace Street
Bame
Case
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Scranton Business College
Felleo Sal
Clarke Bros
Bitenbender & CO
Iron and Steel
D. & H. Company
Franklin Ave
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Dimensions
Conrad
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Washington Ave
Gillette Brothers
Maloney OL and Manufacturing
Japan
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Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Laqkawanna AV
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