Pastors' Union to Form Executive Committee Meeting
A meeting of the newly appointed executive committee of the Pastors' Union will be held at the Young Men's Christian Association Tuesday at 2 PM. The group, expected to number about twenty five, will discuss plans to carry on Sunday observance following Rev. F. A. Dony's resignation. The committee will include representative business men and will address broader Sunday law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastors' Union
Pastors’ Union
Young Men's Christian Association
F. A. Dony
Griffiths Arrested After Attempted Center Street Entry
David Griffiths was arrested by Officer Lowry early yesterday for creating a disturbance on Center street. He, after being refused admission to a Davis residence, caused damage before restraint. The report includes aside dialogue about a woman and a remedy, ending with drugstore endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
David Griffiths
Lowry
Center Street
Griffiths
Scranton's Business Interest Catalog in Prepared Volume
Tax Tiiuse will publish a carefully compiled list of Scranton's reading wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional interests. The book will feature views of public buildings and leading citizens with portraits. Representatives will call on those named to explain the edition. those desiring residence views should note the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
West Side News and Corrections From Toe Tripene
The West Side column notes a fire at Mrs. Mary Hughes Richard Maxey’s home and a hearing before Alderman Morgan. It includes a correction by Benjamin Tlaghes about coal specific gravity readings from the Thoron tract near Lottsville and related weight estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Richard Maxey
Alderman Morgan
Benjamin Tlaghes
Toe Tripene
Thoron
Lottsville
Idea Meet Favored for Park Access Via Rail Land
The proposal to create a park approach from Cemetery street gains strong support from residents and City Engineer Poilifpe. An approach would use a narrow land strip owned by Delaware Lickawanna and Western Railroad across the railroad tracks, with a possible flooded miniature lake. A Valley Passenger Company franchise to run cars to Ball’s Head could make the area as accessible as Round Woods, and the West Side Board of Trade endorsed the plan at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp
Reaienta
Poilifpe
Cemetery Street
Delaware, Lickawanna and
Westurn Rnailroad Commp
Weat Side Board of Trade
Fire alarms at Summer and Washburn area
Firemen extinguished a porch blaze at the rear of a two story frame dwelling occupied by widow Mary Hughes on South Fillmore avenue after local youths set fire there. The alarm from box 0 near Summer ivenn and Washburn drew Franklin and Columbia companies to the scene about 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Ivenn
Washburn
Mary Hughes
South Fillmore Avenue
Franklin and Columbia Companies
Drunk and disorderly Richard Maxey faces hearing
Richard Maxey was arrested Thursday evening for drunken disorderly conduct at Yoos and Doyle. Alderman T T Morgan held a morning hearing. Maxey tussled with Officer Rodiam en route to the station and smashed an iron bucket. He was fined 87, with $1 for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Maxey
T.T. Morgan
Maxey
Yoos & Doyle
Rodiam
Social Roundup: Town Visitors and Local Plans
Miss Anna Dravis visits from Jorgey City while Martha Nichols and brother Frank travel from Lafayette street. Mrs Mable Boldey hosts visitors from South Main Ave as Lon Jones vacations in Moncow. O J Heer makes a business trip to Syra cue. George Chase and family stay at the ben xbore as Richard Jones and wife visit kin in Canada. Townsend returns from a fishing trip near Mill City. Peter Williamson visits Bel fast and Professor and Mrs Bray Bauer on North Bromley avenue. Tillia Davis and Kate Johnson return from Wilkes Barre. Alvin Beers heads to Binghamton Syracuse Auburn Cayuga Lake. A party of Misses Porter Depron Monge Green and Walter Jones with David Owens Reynolds and Baker visit Bellevue mines. Laker captures interior on Kodak. Rev A W Cooper will fill Simpson church pulpit in Rev Floyd’s absence. HL Hinman and Rev William Parsons lead West Side preaching at Hampton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Moncow
O. J. Heer
North Main Avenue
Syracue
N.Y
Mill City
Peter Williamson
Belfast
Ars
Dy Bauer
North Bromley Avenue
Misa Tillia Davia
Eynon Street
Kate Dohnson
South Main Avenue
Wilkes Barre
Alvin W. Beers
Merrifield Avenue
Binghamton
Syracuse
Hampton Street
Simpson Church
HL. Hinman
William Parsons
West Side
Republican County Convention Date To Be Set
The county committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Central Republican club rooms in the Price building to decide the convention date. It will likely be scheduled between August 1 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Republican Club
Price Building
Mystic Chain Lodge Installs Officers in Petersburg
The Petersburg assembly No. 23 of the Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain installed new officers on Wednesday evening. After the ceremony an interesting program was presented and refreshments served. Installed were Past Commander Mrs. Minerva Amendt and Commander Mrs. Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Degres of Masonic
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
Mra
Minerva Amendt
Martha
List of Officials and Roles in Local Organization
Mechler serves as vice commander while Louise Robertson is conductor and Minnie Carmin a secretary. Augusts Thayer is assistant secretary with An toinette Schultz as treasurer and Emma Nielaen as chaplain. Yetta Waltz is guard and Lettie Zeigler sentinel with Parlena Weingart as aid and Liz zie BSelnltgald as trustee.
Mayor to Inspect Scranton Police in Coming Weeks
The article notes an upcoming police department inspection by Mayor Counsell possibly next week or the week after. It highlights the force’s military bearing from weekly drills and a mix of officers with National Guard or regular army backgrounds aiding in discipline and drill formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counsell
National Guard
Regular Army
Scranton
McCafferty Fined After Disturbance at Hanley’s Lunch Room
Martin McCafferty was drinking and causing a disturbance at Hanley's lunch room near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot. Special Officer Goerlitz warned him twice to leave, but he refused and assaulted the officer with insults and threw dishes. He was arrested and fined 5 dollars in city court yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCafferty
Hanley
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Special Oficer Goerlitz
Full Knapsack Supply Arrives For Thirteenth Regiment
The Thirteenth Regiment receives a complete knapsack supply from Harrisburg headquarters. Made of solid black leather with white tassels and marked I N G P on the backs, plus the company and member number on the side. Old knapsacks are worn and unfit for service, and new ones will be distributed before encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapeaelks
Larrisburg
North End Briefs and Local Notices
North End brief items report a visit by Chief Perber to North Eid hose stations, local marriages announced for Miss Hattie Harvey and Rev. W. T. Ford, and a little daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. James Foy. Other notes include visits, vacations, church events, school trips, and a Green Ridge wheelmen lawn spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Sonar Tribune
Lewis Ding
Jetn
Wayne Gweniy
Chinchilla
Charles Henwood
Kiddlenwood
W. D. Kennedy
Green Ridge
Newport
Hattie A. Harvey
W. T. Ford
James Foy
Keyser Avenue
Anna Harning
Cleveland
Ella Roney
East Market Street
Mary Louise
House of the Goo Shepherd
Ela Coste
Towanda
Celestial Lodge of the Order of Odd Fillows
OR. Luting
Barton
England
George Gibgun
Sanderson Avenue
Green Ridge Iron Works
Providence
North Man Avenue
Tenney
Heathew
Littl
Hartshorn
Porest Hill Cemetery
Savage
G. W. Watkins
Lewisburg
Lewis
Arthur Joy
Wayne Avenue
de. Doune
Court House News Notes Putnam Elmhurst Bond Flee, Peddler License
Samuel Treible tax collector of Elmhurst fled a judgment bond in court for ￡000. Hugo Durneider Jacob Frederick and J S Miller signed the bond. Bliss Pickering a Civil War veteran obtained a Lackawanna County peddler license. Henry Savagyil filed first papers to become a naturalized American citizen resigning Austria. Patrick Connor filed a $5 000 trespass suit through attorney J A Burns over sewer construction damages in Scranton Prothonotary Pryor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Treible
Elmhurst
Hugo Durneider
Jacob Frederick
J. S. Miller
Bliss Pickering
Pensylvania Cavalry
Lackawanna County
Pryor
Henry Savagyil
Austria
Patrick Connor
Seventh Street
J. 4. Burns
Scranton
Great Band Competition At Laurel Hill Park
The Cymric association reports at least five bands will contest at Laurel Hill park Thursday and Friday September 6 and 7. Adjudicators likely Sousa Victor Hubert or Reeves. Prize increased from 200 to 500 with an elegant trophy for the winning band leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cymric Association For the Cultivation of Music and
Laurel Hill Park
Pennsylvania
United States
Sousa
Marine Band of
Washington
Victor Hubert
Gilmore Band
Reeves
Providence
R. I
Doctor Gibbons Schedules Weekly Scranton Office Hours
Dr. Gibbons of New York will be in his Scranton office at 41 Wyoming Avenue every Monday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The visit is daily consistence for consultations and follow ups during the stated hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
DES. Henwood & Wardell
Euthers
Bryant
South Side Trade Meeting Discusses Street Improvements and Bridge
The South Side board of trade met at Alderman Storr's hall. Committees were named for Manufacturers, Street and Bridges, Co-operation, Membership, Rules, Ditches and Drains, Legislation. They reported progress. talks covered Mattes Street and Pittston Avenue improvements, Nay Ang park purchases, police protection, and Tripp's land as a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Board of Trade
Alderman Storr
George Schener
M. J. O'Toole
Stephen Sprake
F. J. Moore
C. G. Boa
George Schear
Stephen Spraks
C.J. Ona
C. G. Boland
Michael Miller
Charles Westpratt
John Gibbons
George Frabel
J. J. Moore
Stephen S. Spraks
Charles W. Westpfahl
A. KR. Beluifer
M. P. Judge
Ambrose Wertz
J. d. Schneider
WU. Rosard
0. Storr
C. W. Westpfahl
J. J. Coyne
Henry Hank
Robert Robinson
O. d. Ro- Haf
J. J. Snyder
Christin Storr
W. Westpial
Weal
Spraks
P. A. Cavaningl
LL J. Spraka
T. S. Deckert
Arks
T. J. Moore
Moore
Pinea
Pittston Avenue
Miller
Moors
Nay Ang Park
Tripp
Pitteton Avenue
Mir. Storr
Natone Arch
Medicated Salve Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Old advertisement touts a salve claiming to cure a wide range of skin issues including sores ulcers salt rheum fever blisters and piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists a price per box, sold by Matthaws Broa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthaws Broa
Wedding Presents or Furnishings for Summer Cottages
Catalog lists a full line of wedding presents and furnishing items suited for summer cottages. Includes decorative pieces, tableware, bedding, and outdoor accessories presented for quick shopping and gift options.
The Great English Still of Pligalelans
A peculiar note describes the most distinguishe d protestalist figures on the continent with the President and Chief Wingsyithdan seen daily in a parlor setting.
Treatment and privacy notes from a medical consultation
The text describes patient treatment with questionable agents and mentions private consultations. It references a bot translating poorly formed phrases and asserts privacy for consultations. It claims certain specialists can cure various conditions and notes patients are treated at home with unspecified medications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expresa
Novelty Summer Coat For Tennis Style Featured
A Nobby long cut double breast blue and black serge coat is advertised as the proper summer attire for tennis players. The item combines classic tailoring with lightweight fabric suitable for warm weather.
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Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Shaw
Femerson
New England
ARE
The
Weston Hill Co
Eagh Gigar
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Dime Bank
Charley
George
Churley
Misa Daisy
Coban Estimnate
Scranton Tribune
News OF
Benjamin Hughes
Tripp’s Wood
Samanton Thimus
Little West Side
Anna Dravis
Jorgey City
Martha Nichols
Brother Frank
Lafayette Street
Bond
Mable Boldey
South Main Avene
Poughkeepsie
Republican County Convention
Ladies OF the Mystic Chain
M'Cafferty
Jim
North End Briefs
Court House
Dr. Gibbons
Board of Trade
Roaring Brook Bridge
Frank Kane
Newark, N. J
John Kuhn
Cherry Street
William Stern
Cedar Avenue
Forest Band
Central Park Garden
Gieimle Kieb
Lily Lake
Star Social Club
Selimon
Marie Bushon
Hawley
Racey Kempe
Vedor Avenue
A.J. Mulderiy
Pitston Avenue
Terrence Carey
Maple Street
John Greenfield
Fred G. Peters
Emerson Owen
Indy Friends
World's Fair Club
Mountain Lake
Thomas Ludden
Minooka
William Cornell
First Presbyterian Church
Lake Ariel
South Side
Menthefist Episcopal Church
King's Daughters
Young Women's Christian Association
Hook and Sadiler Company
Willian Connell Hose Company
Young Men's Institute
St. John's Church
Purview
Joan Kuhn
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Laure Hill Park
Colorado
North Western Line
Denver
Poeblo
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Chicago Pe North Western Railway
W. A. Thrall
Dr. Thomas
Bucklen
Arnica Salva
Weichel & Willar
Wood's College
Firat
Sevand
Pratt Iistitute
Vonimon
First Montis
Conway Houses
Penn Avenue
Thor
Ieee
Europs
Ubey
Aes
Curt Lyn
Priocesil
C. Ditchburn
Martin & Delany's
Great Clearing Sale
Lackawanna Ave
DR. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Veliey
Florey & Holt
M. C A
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatter
Wancington Av
Soranten
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycle and Sporting
Hartman
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Wyoming
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Branich & Back
Vwialtz & Battle
Dhe
Anessthene
Henwood & Wardell
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
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