Kenilworth Hotel Sold to F E M Statler Promoter
The Kenilworth in Buffalo sells to Mr. FE M Statler, renowned hotelier and Pan American Hotels founder. The five story fireproof structure sits at the corner of Elmwood and Anderson Place near the Date American grounds and railway depot, with twenty rooms and a Palm Pool Garden offering views of Lake Erie and the river. Statler intends to maintain his high standard of comfort and service.
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Kenilworth
FE. M. Statler
Tye Wentworth
Hota
Avon
Anderson
Sidifien
Lixatioua
Amistis
Kenilawerth
TeFilon
Pere Electric
Market Advert: Fresh Produce at Pierce's Market
This morning at Pierce's Market on 14 Penn avenue shoppers can order early for delivery. The store advertises home grown vegetables, fresh berries and fruits, Ciesla pears, peaches and assorted dairy products, promising prompt service.
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Pierce's
Penn Avenue
City Tax Duplicates Yet to be Collected in 1901
The city and school tax duplicates for year 1901 are now in the hands of the city for collection. A 2 percent penalty will be added September 1901, with an additional 1 percent each month until paid. Unpaid balances after November 1 may be placed on the delinquent list as provided by law. BE. J. Robinson, City Treasurer.
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BE. J. Robinson
Richarda & Wirth's Clearing Sale on Trousers
Handsome patterns on trousers at big bargains in the clearing rate of Richarda and Wirth's stock. Sale now on at 26 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Richarda & Wirth
Lackawanna Ave
School Shoes Can't Be Beat at Mahon's Store
The advertisement lists Mahon's Shoe Store at 128 Lackawanna Avenue offering school shoes. It notes a Labor Day excursion by the Modern Woodmen to Binghamton with 2 tickets priced at $125 for adults and 65 cents for children. Finley's store closes on Labor Day and Pocono Cigar items priced at 5 cents.
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Mahon
Lackawanna Avenue
Binghamton
Labor Day
Major Penman’s Division Leads Knights Parade in Pittsburgh
A grand procession of nearly 70 Bir Knights from Pennsylvania showcased in a parade on Main Street between Main and Jefferson. Commanderies from Pittsb urgh No. 1 and Allegheny No. 35 led by Grand Commander Penman, with bands from Millshore, Indianapolis, Chartiers and others, followed by 295 swords of Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1.
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Eleventh Street
Main
Jefferson
Pennsyylvania
Templiriem
Pennsylvania
Pittabure Commandery
No. 1
Ita
Ite
Allegheny Commandery
Stonewall Brigade
Staunton
Allegheny
Uniontown
Tancred
Asenton
Chuartions
Mi. Vernon
Owen
Knapp
Parker
Mt. Vernon
Millshore Commandery
Indianapolis
Chartiers
Knegie
Ruler
Brownsville
Pennsylvania Knights
Knieht
George J. Fleming
Kniehts
Charlies
M. Stark
Jamee B
John Gilvoy
George C. Marshall
Cr. McCullom
Pittshore
Commantery
Kileht Thine
Knleht Rileovk
Merchyal
Pittsburg
Ois
W. A. Early
MM. 1. Dickson
Fionor
Knight M. M
Telkord
Courter-Journal
RACES AT THE SPEEDWAY MATINEE ENTRIES
Entries announced for a matinee at the Speedway this afternoon at 2:40. Three classes compete free-for-all pacers trotters and 240 pacers. Horses and owners are invited to arrive by 2:00 to enter. Officials include J Roliinean and Billy Hamilton among others.
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Roliinean
Ame Bk
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Not Strangers Buck Whitmore Endorse Scranton College
A letter extols Buck and A R Whitmore of Scranton Business College praising their long teaching record and reputation. It warns against new rival schools promising easy courses and urges prospective students to verify claims with leading professionals and demand proof of ability.
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Wo. Buck
A. R. Whitmore
Scranton Business College
Scranton
Pybie
Huck & Whitmore
Primary and Intermediate Pupils Reopen at 612 Jefferson Ave
The location at 612 Jefferson Avenue will reopen on Monday September 9 for primary and intermediate pupils. A new section called Kleon is being introduced to the program.
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Jefferson Avenue
Closing Day of The Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune nears the end of its Educational Contest with only hours to go. Seventeen contestants remained active as of today and twelve vie for one of eight special rewards, while four will finish. Final standings will be published Monday morning with details on point returns and prize choices.
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the Tribune
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Points table shows Augustverages and daily leads for contestants
The article presents a table of August points and daily averages for contestants led by Charlon Rodriguez and Oliver Callahan. It notes how many points are needed to move up in the standings, cites last year’s closing day totals, and highlights Wilhelmina Griffin and Mira Meredith’s gains as the race tightens.
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Anderson
Henry Schwenker
Vila Meralrich
Charlon Rodriguez
Oliver Callahan
Rome
Mise Wilhelmina Griffin
Mr. Lewis
Mira Meredith
Mr. Miles
Shipment Daily E G Coursen Headquarters for Fruit
A brief notice states E G Coursen serves as the headquarters for fruit and vegetables with daily shipment service.
Changes in Standings After Morning Contest Results
Yesterday morning the table listed each contestant’s exact standing on the last morning. Today's return will adjust positions based on the latest outcomes, shifting ranks as scores and placements are updated.
Table No 1 Carries Names List From Local Area
A partial roster of names appears for Table No 1 on Monday. Individuals listed include Frank Kemmerer Factoryville August Brunner Jr Carbondale David Emery Wimmers Arthur Griffis Montrose Miss Minnie Wallin Carbondale W H Bane Hyde Park B J Sheridan Hawley Mise Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge with figures 105 57 noted.
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Neo
Artered
Carbondale
Pierry Seiwenker
South Beranton
Mins Kite Shiller
Diode Park
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
William Miles
Willian Mc Haerts
Hole Park
Albert Caler
Previlente
A. Moettale
Melvin Sowder
Green Ridge
Lee Maher
Scranton
Tew Merker
Meret Lewis
Seemann
Walward Ones
Tye Pork
Ved
Emery
Wimmer
Heresy
Bonnell
Sonley
Proeidentiu Vy. S
Manche Tallman
N. Facheen
Iam von Delesen
Monesdale
Wilw Sheridan
Dawten
Helen
Tita
Martyr
Mine
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
August Brunner, Jr
David
Wimmers
Arthur
Griffis
Montrose
Minnie Wallin
B. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Mise Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Eight special rewards listed for contest winnings
A list of eight scholarships and similar prizes is announced, with ten percent of all money turned in by each contestant allocated if they fail to win any special reward. The first two scholarships exclude meals but include ten percent earnings to help cover costs, and the order grants first choice to top placements.
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Tribune
Studies Resume for Four Department College
A condensed notice announces the resumption of studies on Monday, detailing four departments Collegiate Academic Preparatory and Commercial. It invites readers to send for a catalogue or call. Signed by Brother F Andrew, F. 8. C., President, 191 Wyoming Ave.
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Andrew
Wyoming Ave
Woodmen Excursion to Binghamton Promised
Woodmen's excursion to Binghamton on Monday promises to be the excursion of the season. At Ross Park games and amusements have been arranged and first class music for dancing has been procured. Trains will leave the Th L and W depot at 8 20 p m returning from Binghamton at 7 40 p m.
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Sesbon
Ross Park
Binghamton
Grand Opening Tabor Day at Miners Rest restaurant
The event marks the grand opening on Tabor Day at Miners Rest restaurant located at Jessup Avenue and Barnard Street in Dunmore near Murray's breaker. Attendees should take the Drinker Street car. manager John Woelkers oversees operations. Labor Day note: Lewis & Reilly stores closed all day. shoe stores at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue remain unaffected.
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Miners' Rest
Jessup Avenue
Barnard Street
Dunmore
Murray's
John Woelkers
Mgr
Wyoming Avenue
Mahon's Shoe Store Ad At 128 Lackawanna Avenue
Children invited to Mahon's Shoe Store at 128 Lackawanna Avenue to receive a drawing book as a promotional offer. The note also mentions the Punch cigar as a leading 10c item.
Scranton Business College Announces Opening Day and Services
Scranton Business College announces opening day on Tuesday September 3 with offices open day and evening for inquiries. Graduates secure top positions and rapid promotion while graduates from other schools come to fit themselves for office work. More requests for bookkeepers and tenographers. write or call for the new Journal.
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Scranton Business College
Keep Posted About Home Affairs Ad Rates
The Tribune offers mail delivery during summer for 12 cents a week with address changes allowed any time. Papers mailed direct daily, complaints advised to The Tribune office.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Mahon’s Shoe Store Offers Drawing Books With Shoes
The Mahon’s Shoe store at fadiny 7S Lackawanna avenue will give drawing books to every boy and girl with a pair of children’s shoes. The office of A D Preston dentist in Mears building will be closed until September. Dr H B Ware will be in his office on and after Wednesday September 4.
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Mahon's
Fadiny
Lackawanna Avenue
A. D. Preston
Mears Building
H. BR. Ware
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Sterling Range
Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Business College
Pere Hanes
Ackawamana
Big Buffalo Hotel
Statler
Restaurateur
Prof
Albin Korn
Guernsey
Finley's
Amoke
Major Penman
Knights Templar
the Speedway
Misses Merrill
Kleon
the Steel Trust
Ee & Iuopiamal
P. ‘Ate
Te Combervatory
J. Alfred Pennington
Ginning
Jennie Wind
Olephant
Vents Sharviuck
Brookiwn
Harry Freeman
Bellevue
Mie
Jennie Vatner
Mies
Eva Gay
New Milford
George Th Huber
Thompson
Pf. Motlinty
Tear Lanwster
Saith Sterling
Allohwe
Inerney
Mahanoy City
Melen Lynch
Wie
Tila Hennigan
Sarah W Lliainae
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Murwinchite
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Louda Charield Anioreon
Ander
Leary
Belwenker
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Schwenker Wade Willian
Miles Learla
Meredith Leady
Hay Muckinghan
Burkingharm Jeade
Mies Vida Pedrick
Mise
Pedrick Ivals
Kemmerer
Louie Anci Brunner
Brunner
David Avery
Ae Emery Loata A, OC
Firiffie
Bedembna Stab
Charla Rodrigue
Arthur Kemmerer
Eugene Boland
David V. Birtley
Mies Mary Yeager
Aarkpeeeee Mint
Jennie Meyvere
Mian
Grace Simrell
David V. Spencer
Claritty
Marty Reo
Delaware and Jersey
E. G
Coursen
Folnta
Meyer Lewis
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Garfield Anderson
Gouth Scranton
Ra Buckingham
Elmhurst
Vida Pedrick
Clark
W. H. Bane
St. Thomas College
Lewis & Reilly Always
Mahon's Shoe Store
Webster Coal & Coke Co
Cresson
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Vatory
Conservatory of Music
Mia. Hunter
Gould
Faelten
Scranton Conservatory of Music
WM BP
Iunter
International Correspondence Schools
Central
Telephone and Supply OO
Adama Avenue
King Miller
N. E. Pennsylvania
Reysolns Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer Wells Co
Conrad
Gentlemen's Furnisher
Ash Street Grounds
Chas, Lew
Lia
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