All the New Books at Cut Prices
A roundup lists titles from Century Harper's Scribner's and more at discounted prices. Includes periodicals like Cosmopolitan Strand Pearson's and Argosy as well as design and home magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton’s
Century
Harper's
Scribner's
Ladies’ Home Journal
Metropolitan
Cosmopolitan
Strand
Pearson's
Wide World
Argosy
Designer
Delineator
Ladies’ Home Companion
Local Socials Note Visiting City Figures and Guests
Drovod Mrs C W Roberts return from a trip to New York City. Mrs Wagner hosts Mrs Lot Simmons of Haale ton. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Meck visited Mr Beck’s father William Heck of Moscow. Mrs Elder Charhreis of Green Bend guests of Pred B Stevens of Olive Street Cherkes A Whittemore of the Missenetta Institute of Technology Poster vacationing at Jefferson Avenue. Colonel Arthur Lane attends National Furniture exposition in New York representing the log store and its furniture stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil
Thomas A. Meck
Beck
Wmn
Heck
Moscow
Elder Charehill
Greet Bend
New York
Death in Roaring Brook Leaves Jury Without Cause
A coroner's jury inquired into the death of George Herron of Carbon street. They found Herron died in a manner unknown to the jury, with no evidence presented on cause or manner of death. The six jurors included Emil Bona and T. Owen Charles. Herron disappeared after Christmas and was later found in the Roaring Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Roberts
George Herron
Carbon Street
Roaring Brook
Emil Bona
T. Owen Charles
M. Rafter
Daniel Muldoon
J. J. Barrett
George Jones
Herron
Funeral of Miss Cora Harvey at Avbury Church
The funeral of the late Miss Cora M. Harvey of 1801 Sanderson Avenue was held yesterday afternoon at Avbury Methodist Episcopal church. The crowded service was led by pastor Mew. W. J. Simonon with assistants Rev. G. Reading and Rev. Joseph Madison. A North Main Avenue Baptist Church quartet sang two numbers. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Smoke the Poreno Se cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Harvey
Sanderson Avenue
Avbury Methodist Episcopal Church
W. J. Simonon
G. Reading
Joseph Madison
North Main Avene Baptist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Bnai Brith Convention Opens with Manual Training School Talk
The District Grand Lodge No 4 Biennial Meeting opened in Guernsy hall with delegates from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware. President Toffman delivered the annual message and Superintendent Hetzel reported on the Manual Training School at Touro Hall Philadelphia highlighting its five year progress aiding 350 pupils and its role alongside public schools. The afternoon session featured Rev Eichler’s address on A Century of Jewish Progress and a demonstration of the order’s broad charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Grand Lodge
F’aai Brith
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Guernsy Hall
Charles Toffman
Linden Street
Hev. M. M. Eichler
Philadelphia
Europe
Touro Hall
Hetzel
Hoffman
Mike
Jocob Singer
Nother
Maurice Fela
Men of the hour return from Washington meeting
Secretary D B Atherton and Colonel F L Hitchcock report a profitable national board of trade session in Washington DC. They discuss the navy coal issue, Cuban cable funding, currency reform, and Senator Cullom’s interstate commerce amendment. James A Lansing elected Scranton board president with Major W G Millar noted for inspection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Atherton
F. L. Hitchcock
J. A. Lansing
Board of Trade
W. G. Millar
National Guard
Dolph BH. Atherton
Scranton Board of Trade
National Board of Trade
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Atherton
Senate
Cuba
Senate Cremittee
House
Cullom
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
United States Court
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Congress
Boards of Trade
Stanawl
Missouri
Frederick Frahley
Philadelphia
Frahley
McKinley
White House
Hutton
Albany Chamber of Commerce
New York
Scranton
Progressive Board of Trade
Be Careful What You Eat Be Careful What You Eat
An advertisement touts a butter brand claiming purity from MLGIN Illinois. It markets itself as the finest butter, sweeter than rivals and directly sold without substitutions.
Noted Major Ranked Among State's Top Military Men
The major, praised by experts as one of the best military men in the state, has repeatedly resisted resigning as Inspector of the Third Brigade. He continues in post amid admiration from National Guard authorities and officers, with two complimentary banquets during a recent state inspection tour. He also serves as alderman of the Eighth ward and is a prominent Republican, though other matters beyond the scope of this article are noted by a visiting novelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lansing
Scranton Board of Trade
Scranton
Mr. Lansing
Scranton Stove Works
J. A. Price
Nut and Belt Works
Board of Trade
Select Council
National Guard
Eighth Ward
Over the Sea
Death of Mrs. Conway at 38 in Throop
Mrs. MIlk Conway of Boulevard Throop was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon. Coroner notified. suspected heart failure. She leaves a husband and five children. Funeral is Tuesday at 9 at Dickson Church with burial in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Conway
Boulevard
Throop
Conway
Roberts
Carbondale
iMre
Dickson Church
Cathedral
Girl Found Dead in Bed in Little England
Vrenona Boneillo 1h-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cernilo Boneillo of Little England was found dead in bed on Friday night. Coroner Roberta notified Saturday and deemed death due to heart disease, with inquest unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrenona Boneillo
Cernilo Bonello
Little England
Roberta
Palmist Martini Remains in Residence at Washington Avenue
The subject remains at 200 Washington Avenue for a few days longer as readers awaiting readings are to be accommodated. Advertisement notes "7 Reecharm's Pills" praised for constipation and promotes the "Hotel Jermyn" cigar priced at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Meeting of City Teachers At High School Auditorium
A large gathering of city teachers met in the High School auditorium last Saturday to receive instruction for the Institute program. Speakers included Miss Nettle Nye, Professor David Owens, and Professor Kemmerling, with discussion on student welfare and arithmetic aids. A committee to publish essays was approved, and teachers were urged to require medical certificates for contagious disease absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Stone Weil
Nettle Nye
High Schont
Misa Nev
Rhine
Germany
Kemmerling
No. 25
Boston Tea Party Jewelry Giveaway Ad
Advertisement notes purchasers of Tong Tink Tea received jewelry premiums. The Boston Tea Party promotes its new tea brand with alluring prizes and mentions wines and cigars at a location on Spruce Street. The copy urges public participation in the giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Tea Party
Tong Tink
Spruce Street
Pocono
Also Mentioned on This Page
Worton's Bulletin
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Drovod
C. W. Roberts
New York City
Mire
Wagner
Mo Lot Simmons
Haaleton
Miss Harvey
Lackawanna Hardware Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Manual Training School
Linden Street Temple
Meri Heain
Mas Thalheiner
M Schlesinger
Herman Gehal
Jacob Miller
Simon Exekiel
Ad. Plitoweky
Joseph W. Salas
Morris Wieder
Ad. Eichols
Raphel Tetter
Henneman
J. W. Kahn
M. Roman
M. K. Cohen
J. W. Goodman
Jacob Binger
Charles Hoffman
Wiesenthal
J. L. Hergstein
M. Mendelsohn
William Wolf
Benjamin Noaham
Joseph Newman
Pittsburg
O. HM
Rovenbaum
A.H. Abrams
Abraham Bhenkan
David Mhallander
Louis Goldsmith
Henry Jackson
Josiah Cohen
Newark
N. J
M. Berla
Jacob Holzner
Heuben Frier
J. (. Reiv
Wilkey-Darre
Mirech
J. Strauss
Edward Alexander
I. M. Goudsmit
Morris Levine
Jay Reefer
Benjamin Wallace
Louis Cohn
Sol Rendheim
Franklin Marx
Markind
Newton
Grlilleo
Keppler
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Fulton
Hudson
James Watt
Jerusalem
Thsalem
Peerepht
Boutures
Judah
Zion
Alsace
Portugal
Russia
Roumania
Brethren of the Covenant
Israel
Terac
Jermyn
Excelsior Social Club
Moses
Bauer
Coursen
Maine
Burnham & Morrill
California
F. G. Coursen
Scrantonians
W. & Millar
Thirteenth Regiment
KLOIN
MLGIN
Illinois
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Sooth Main Avenue
L.B. Powell & Co
The
Palmist Martini
Reecharm
VNI
RC OU
Paul Sarin
Clarke Bros
Pierce’s Market
Rockavey
Maurice River
Blue Point
PENN
Matthews Bros
Yous
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Foote & Fuller Co. Mears Building
Washington Ave
Conrad
Wyoming
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