Picnic at Lincoln Park and local court actions noted
Wilkes-Barre workers paid Saturday. Nay Aug Engine to host a Lincoln Park picnic. Directors of Lord of Trade building to meet for elevator and lighting contracts. William Rogers jailed for assault on Miss Anna Allen. Saint Peter and Paul Austrian Slavic Benevolent Society No. 4, of Winton, granted a charter. Multiple notices include a child death, pensions, a divorce suit, a fair, and a park concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Drneware and Hudson Company
Nay Aug Engine Company
Lincoln Park
Warners Grove
Lord of Trade
William Rogers
Alderman Millar
Anna Allen
Raymond Court
Dickson City
W. P. Kennedy
W. H. Smith
Joseph Kordon
Willismith
Sarah Maycock
Washington
Grice EL Oi Kilwood
Thomas Wreetcott
Charles Evans
Mare Moane
T. W. Powderly
Low Prices at Scranton Cash Store Eliminate Stock Fast
The Scranton Cash Store announces the greatest price cuts in groceries this week to close out the entire stock amid a contemplated change in arrangements. Items include rib roast and chuck roast at reduced cents per pound and Bolling meat at 31 4 cents, with pure lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Boranton
Bale
F. BP. Price
Agt
Scranton Cash Store
Vrdcea
IYP
Seranton Cash
F. P. Price, Agt
Father Maiden Men Protest Against Their Banishment
The twelfth quarterly convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Second diocese met at St David’s hall in North Main Street. Officers were elected, resolutions urged continued temperance work, and a relief appeal for the Pitts ton sufferers was authorized. A protest against lunch wagon suppression sparked debate and a charity luncheon followed by an evening entertainment. A special committee was formed to pursue a possible ladies union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
John Tyne
Charis
Blakedell
Juleed Baturday
James J. Cummings
Scranton Truth
John Bradley
Siinton Met
R. G. Lyons
Scranton Trinane
Gertrude BR. Alworth
Mia Mey- Wert Avenue
Thomas Flanaghan
Kaldroad Avenue
Ella BM. Moore
Washington Avenue
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Ciptelet
Aion
St. Davidtu Hall
North Maiasente
St. Coens Tentions
T. A. BR. Society
Thm. Ea. McCoy
John J. Gavannelod
Veilgnies Yeaainulerds Lyik’a
South Mole—Thonin
Martin Wade
Jobs
Miayock
Tusin
Athe
Deaapany
Jones
Minggka
M. Z. McCrea
Toni PL Judge
Thanws King
J. Heh
Joysiie
South Sile
William Evel
Peter Wahu
Anthony J. Bate
Frank Gavin
James Riley
Mather Whilts
O'Doyle
ML I. Castello
Wilhun Herrington
Thomas McGowan
Harrington
J. Leo's Weert
P. J. Gilroy
J. B. Ve
Liedime Murphy
John FL Kor Hin
T. I. Waleh
St. Jon ‘S
Pine Ctook
Edward Parerel
Timthy Durke
Thomas J. Harthee
John Joyce
Nichole Curke
Mathew Cadeta
West Side
T. PF. McFlure
James H. Brown
John Shaugotessy
Walkh
Michael Donaho
Mather Matthew
J. Cc. Culligher
Charles Canavan
James McTiernin
M. Jennies
St. Paul's
Geen Ridge
T. W. Barley
Clal Donk
St Taul's Cadews
Green Ridge
Thomas Walsh
Rank Io
St. Trenea Ladies’ Society
South Side
Jimote Gavin
Ela Jordan
Anna Demnelerty
St Pauls Ladies
T. A. B. Society
Tennie O'Hara
Nelile Harkey
Katie Marrion
John Holler
J. A. McCoy
James Murphy
Deln's
Pine Brook
W. FL. O' Boyle
Whitty
Providence
Murphy
James J. White
James Gavin
St. John's
South Ste
Timothy Larke
St John's
Bunard
Poankiyel
Diocegan
Father Cleary
Total
Mr. Gallagher
Pittston
Father Mathew
Peter McCoy
Dioscesan Union
John Devine
Judge
Scranton
St. Leo's
St. David's Hall
James F. Judge
Index
Father Marhew
John McLain
Oeloelk
Bi. Cecilia
Mra
Duggan
E. H. Hipple
Rogers Israel
T. J. Kelly
Philip Kiret
J. BR. Cohen
C. RK. Kineley
Board of Charities
W. Gaylord Thomas
Dugenn
House of the Good Shepherd
Board of Health
Parade Line Established for McKinley Ratification Event
Colonel Hitchcock sets four divisions of Republican clubs and a 500 bicyclist First Division for the McKinley ratification parade to form on Franklin avenue and Mulberry street. The route goes via Linden, Franklin, and Spruce streets to the court house platform with 7:45 p.m. assembly and 8 p.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Athertons
F. L. Hitchcock
D. B. Atherton
Hitchcock
Franklin Avenue
Mulberry
Linden Streets
Court Home
Court House
Maradel McKinley
Tieaday
Dolph B. Atherton
Charles Korn
John Atherton
Herbert Hall
Willam Woelker
Harry Lucas
Wallace Ruth
Linden Street
Gat
Fraenklin Avenue
Caving East
First Division
Young Men's Republican Club
William Connell McKinney
Central Republican Club
Spruce Street
Franklin
Lackawanna
Adams Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Olive Street
Waerhington Avenue
Mulberry Street
Penn Avenue
Sp. m. Sharp
Walter Henwood
Willard Matthews
Alia P.m
Col Pol
J. W. Gcakford
Stuf
Pittston Mine Disaster Fund Grows by 156 Dollars
Saturday contributions raise the Pittston mine disaster relief fund to a total of 953.50 dollars while the board of trade notes other local fundraising activities and shop notices including wage shifts and a ten hour day at Scranton’s workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Pittston Mine
Board of Trade Fund
Fragmentary Price Tabs at 547 Reduced from
Partial OCR notes show a sequence of price markers and reductions such as reduced from 675 to 547 and isolated figures like 1.07 247 and 25c 30ec. The text appears as scattered price references without a coherent article context or identifiable subjects.
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Cleveland
Marion Haram
Norman & Hivere Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
A.B. Warmarn
Penn Ave
Brussels
Williams & Gyanasty
Bauer
Laurel Hill Park
Mr. Bauschmann
Hood
Twelfth Quarterly Convention
Pittstam Sulfervrss
Pittston Disaster
Law
Board of Charities Ac‘s
J. W. Oakford
Commonwealth Bldg
Benne
Beranton
Japan
T. Hamt Brock
Alfred Shopland
Fred Wideayer
Sixteenth Ward
Diveston
Marshal
W. A. Paine
Alden
W. FP
Thayer
George Henore
John Fern
J. J. Roberts
Wiliam Morgan
Frank Bevan
West Site
Ane
Weert
Republican League
Fifteenth Ward
Repubblican Club
Pleasant View
Republican Club
Thirteenth Ward
Rallroal McKinley Club
Green Hidge
Mubberry Street
A.T. Connell
Philip Wirth
Charles Btone
James McGuinnla
Fred Miller
Charles Neals
Charles Westwahl
George Wirth
Louis Schwase
Peter Nehr
William Smith
Charles Simrell
James Toohill
Fred Jones
Fred Hewitt
Charles Klose
Ezra Ripple
Twentieth Ward
Nineteenth Ward
McKinley Club
Eleventh Ward
Linden Streat
Atherston
Helbecker & Warklis c
Rorr
Got) & CO
Mmhi
Wale Pie Eicssionss
Oosh
Kingebury
Eo Cote Fong Cise
Kvsciversiecs Voessevess
Torn Coummbam Cesces
Hinew Co
Pittisburg
Reese
Entertainment Fumi
Everett Warren
OK Henwood & Co
Grand Hotel
Warwick
Oreon
South Carolina Avenue
Atlantic City
N. J
Ocean
Daniel Coleman
Hillside Ome
Hillside
Home Committee
Hunt & Connell
TL BL Coho & Co
Nightingale, Johnson & Scranton Supply Co
HJ. Wighta1 Co
Scranton Electric Construction Co
Stranton Cash Store
Lake Arie
St. Brendan Council
Young Men‘s Institute
Lake Ariel
Chinchilla
Forace J
Von
Jinceph Leach
California
McGarrah
Ee & Blackwell's
Delaware
Lackas Wanna
Western
Delaiware
Lackawanna and Wester Machine
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avenue
Sale Pris
Ats
D. Bolz
Wyoming Avenue
Chickering
Ivers & Pond
Nic Phai i
Wissner, Sterling, Foster
Powell
Music Store
Shay
Emerson
Clough & Warren
Carpenter
Waterloo
Prigas
Balcolm
J. Cawrense Stelle
S. C. Snyder
Spruce St
Jermyn
Little,. Worth
A. R. Sawyer
Tion
Grea & CO
Wedbirg
China
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Puple
Fenn Avs
Baptist Church
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