October 10 Parade Will Take Place Despite Strike
The Scranton Diocesan union board met at Rev. P. J. McManus residence and ruled the October 10 parade must go forward despite strike rumors. They argue halting the parade would appear cowardly and contrast with labor unity and total abstinence principles. Committees will organize arrangements and notify participants for the event.
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Board of Government
Scranton Diocesan Union
PB. J. McManus
Green Ridge
Board of Govermnment
Central Labor Union
Willarade
Annd
Order of Hibernians
Wilkes-Barre
God
P. J. McManus
Office hours on Labor Day for Inquiries
For those who wish to inquire Messie Buk and Whitmore will be in their office all day Monday Labor Day. The office will also be open in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie
Buk and
Whitmore
Letter Carriers Meet Boosts Denver Trip Tickets
National Association of Letter Carriers holds in Denver from September 1 to 6. Lackawanna ticket agents sell special round trip tickets August 29 to 31 for travel to Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo with return by September 30.
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National Association of Letter Clarriers
Denver
Col
The
Lackawanna Railroad
den of Good
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ninety five suits described for school or office use
A fragment notes ninety five suits for this season and mentions they will provide fond wear in school or office settings, reflecting a practical apparel focus. The text is incomplete but centers on wardrobe items suitable for daily use.
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Senson S
Tobey Denies Avondale Miners Import Claim
Assistant Superintendent Tobey of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Department rejects reports that Avondale colliery near Plymouth employed imported miners. He says all ten workers are long‑time employees with valid certificates. Other officials note rumored declines in striking miners and ongoing mass meetings to support resumption of work.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Avondale
Dunmore
Tobey
Comb Department
Delaware, Lackawanni and Western Tableau Company
Yoyestersliay
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Ccl Rose
Coal Department
Delaware and Pludson Raiload Company
Olyphant
Funeral of Rev Gendall Led Large Scranton Area Wake
A mass meeting was held in Minooka and services planned in Olyphant and Jessup. The Peckville funeral for Rev Francis Gendall drew eight hundred mourners with a large out of town attendance. Speeches by several clergy hailed his service and many floral tributes marked the procession to Prospect cemetery.
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Francis Gendall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
Prospect Cemetery
Dr. Sprigue
Wyoming Seminary
Stephen Jay
J. F. Warner
J. FE. Bone
We. T. Blain
H. Newing
W. A. Hiller
Dr. Moon
Presbyteriain Church
Mr. Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Hyanas
G. H. Prentice
Moscow
J. G. Race
Trendham
Joseph Madison
Green Ridge
J. D. Peck
Henry Chapman
J. G. Bell
Schenevus
Noy
Jessie Hoffecker
Star and Crescent
Mpnorth League
Chiss
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
J. S. Robinson
Peckvile Women's Christian Temperance Union
Peckvile Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Epworth League
Twentieth Century Assoviation
Gurwood
N. J. Athletice Club
Asters
A.J. Baker
Duryea
J. C. Boyer
Bassett
Carbondile
International Correspondence Schools
Fr. Baker
Sorintan
Netera
Thomas Bell
Thomas
Henry
Wilkes-Barre
W. D. Gardner
W. Peck
BP. Ford
J. B. Lyle
J. Fpl Warner
Mey
F P. Doty
G. Ec Lymon
Hey. Dt. Roce
SW. Jas
Chaffee
HH. Newing
Tower
W. J. Blair
W. J. Hill
HL Hiller
A. Benjamin
Simpkins
GB. Singer
FB. Blane
L. L. Sprague
HW. Backett
Churk
M. Pascoe
Thomas Hogans
M. D. Fuller
Jonas Underwood
David Avians
J. B. Bone
Albert Chapman
Walter Walker
AL Moon
David Spencer
Peckyville
A. D. Spencer
Schenegus
J. Moldy
Asa Frankln
Ashley
Sarah and
Catherine Kresge
West Scranton
Crusade Pushes Prosecution for Sunday Sales Continues
Agent Robert Wilson of the Municipal League vows nonstop action against selling on Sunday without licenses. Dozens of warrants issued or pending as arrests and bail are reported, plus a political meeting notice for the Twenty-first Senatorial district in Beranton, Pa.
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Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Hegel Wyner
Tribune
Plf
Durkin
Grand Central Hotel
Michael O'Connor
John Walsh
Lackawanna Avenue
Michwelisbay
West Miarket Street
James J. Henry
Brick Avenue
Thomas John
Lugerne House
the Tribune
M. J. Rudy
Central City
Fidler
Alderman Myers
North Scranton
Batley
Green Ridge
Joseph Spitzer
City Hotel
Maury Lopatyner
Driving Park
Charles Moore
Union Hotel
Dewey
City
Wilson
Biasley
Miners Threaten to Strike After Union Pressure
Twenty five men worked at the mine with fifteen urged by union representatives to stay away from the colliery. An offer of eight shillings a week was made if they did not attend the meeting. Fifteen men quit and got one week’s pay. The second benefit wasn’t paid on Thursday, so workers returned to the mine yesterday.
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Minooka
Olyphant
Jessup
St. Mary's Hall
North Scranton
Adam Uyscavage
Nicholls
Edwardsville
John Mitchell
Abram S. Tewitt
Shamokin
Tilly
Marvine
Arthur Dowd
Second Street
Jermyn
Thomas Carey
Beatt
St. George Hotel
Dowd
Carey
Galliery
Patrick Mullaney Dies After Short Illness in Buffalo
Patrick Mullaney age 45 of 736 River Street died at 6 last evening at his home after a week of illness while working in Buffalo for the Lackawanna Steel Company. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Peter's Cathedral and is survived by his wife and nine children. Funeral at St. Peter's Cathedral Monday at 9 o'clock with interment in the Cathedral Cemetery.
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Patrick Mullaney
River Street
Buffalo
Lackawanna Tren and Steel Company
Mulliney
Holy Niame Society
St. Peter's Cathedral
Orlock
Hotel Nash proprietor Nash shoots at self in hotel
Samuel Nash, 72, proprietor of Hotel Nash on Adanis avenue, attempted suicide in the Hotel Jermyn writing room yesterday morning. He fired two shots. one hit his head area and another grazed near the heart. He surrendered the revolver, saying he was thwarted from ending his life.
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Samuel Nash
Jermyn
Nash
Adanis Avenue
Saunders
Hugh Wheenan
Scranton Transfer Company
John O’ Milley
Nash Inn
O'Malley
Lackawanna Avenue
Nush
Scranton Business College Denies Use Of Solicitors
Buck and Whitmore state the Scranton Business College does not employ solicitors. They note that most members of the Eastern Business Educators Association agree this method is undignified for a school seeking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Eastern Business Educators’ Association
Buck & Whitmore
Reduced Railway Fares From Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
The Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna railroads offer return rail tickets from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre to Saratoga and Des Moines at discounted rates. Tickets valid to September 5 for Saratoga and September 22 for Des Moines, with extensions possible for a fee. Tickets available through local agents and W L Pryor, Scranton district passenger agent.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Honesdale
Saratoga
W. L. Pryor
Scranton
Des Moines
Iowa
Sovereien Grind Lodge
O. S
Ill
Lackawannea Railroad
Scranton Tribune offers print shop services at low prices
The Scranton Tribune advertises complete up to date equipment and facilities for high quality half tone and line art work at low prices. It invites trial orders to prove its capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scranton Tribune
Death of Patrick Farrer at Lackawanna Hospital
Patrick Farrer of 10 Broadway died yesterday morning at 1 30 at Lackawanna hospital from injuries sustained at the Allis Chalmers works last Sunday. Survived by wife, daughters Annie and Elizabeth, sons Joseph and Patrick, sisters Mrs Mary Ruddy and Mrs John Gaffney of Hawley, and John of Dunmore. Funeral Monday at 9 30 from Holy Cross church with mass of requiem. Interment Dunmore cemetery.
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Patrick Farrer
Broadway
Lackawanna Hospital
Allis- Chalmers
Annie
Elizabeth
Joseph
Patrick
Aiso
Mary Ruddy
John Gaffney
Hawley
John
Dunmore
Holy Cross Church
Dunmore Cemetery
Lake Shore Route Proclaimed Best Way to Travel
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line is praised as the fastest safest and most convenient rail service between New York and Chicago. Frequent travelers prefer this road for its comfort and reliability urging readers to choose tickets by way of the Lake Shore.
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New York
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
America
Half-Price Ladies' Suits This Season
Readable text notes ladies' suits offered at half price this season. The line emphasizes practical wear for school or office use and the quality of the material.
Temple Iron offers $1000 reward for Edgerton colliery shooting
The Temple Iron company announces a $1000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who shot and seriously injured two employees at the Edgerton colliery on Monday night August 18, 1902. B Thorne, General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Iron Company
Edgerton
B. Thorne
Resumption of Classes at Albin Korn Studio
Teaching at the Albin Korn Studio of Music and Languages on U1 Washington avenue will resume on Wednesday, September Ard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Korn
Washington Avenue
Labor Day Excursion to Niagara Falls by Lehigh Valley RR
$6.55 round trip to Niagara Falls with Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets good on August 20 evening trains and return trains, excluding Black Diamond express, through September 2. Consult local ticket agent for details.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bartenders Meeting Notice No 134 Scranton
Meeting of Scranton Bartenders local No 134 tomorrow at 2 30 p m in their meeting rooms all are requested to attend James J Haggerty president Lackawanna The Laundry will be closed all day Monday September 1
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Twentieth
Senatorial District
Republican Committee
Central Republican Club
Wellington Avenue
Beranton
Siald
Tran
P. Kingsbury
Walter BE. Dayla
J. P. Kingsbury
W. J. Davis
Joseph Moore
Miner's Mills
W. FL. Tollister
Arown
William Webber
Avoca
Thomas Grier
Priceburg
P. A. Philo
Archbald
George M. Wall
Plains
Jorge Willice
Parsons
W. H. Morgan
Dickson City
S. Jones
Carbondale
James Young
Dunmore
James FB. Watkine
Taylor
C. August Battenburg
Archibald
John Th Thomas
J. A. Watres
Scranton
Hien
John R. Parr
William Dawson
W. A. Paine
W. Gaylord Thomas
D. Evans
George Huesner
Charles Heuster
Edward Rederick
BR. Partridge
W. A. May
Charles S. Fowler
James J. Haggerty
Lackawanna (the
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Capoose Avenue
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Delaware and Jersey
Bartlett
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Bartenders’ Meeting
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Guaranty & Trust Co
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FP. L. Phillips
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