New Citizens Building and Loan Association Seeks Members
Persons seeking borrowing or surplus investment should inquire at 501 Cedar Avenue and 44 Board of Trade Building. The association offers a $1000 loan for 10 months with 6 percent interest and credits settlement dollars to the town. It pays 6 percent on investments and advances, charges 1 percent arrears, and has no membership or withdrawal fees or expense fund. Shares available through several local firms including Ziegler Delke Koehler Harden Snowden Miller Ruppenthal Zimmerman.
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New Citizens Building and Loan Association
Cedar Avenue
Board of Trade
In and About axa The City
B W Dalley of West Scranton arrested C Irbider who boards at his residence for larceny of 15 dollars from a bureau drawer. At a hearing before Alderman Myron Kasson Irbider was discharged.
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B. W. Dalley
West Scranton
C. Irbider
Myron Kasson
Irbider
City Hall Team Falls to Court House Attachés in Baseball
A city hall baseball squad was defeated by a court house contingent Saturday afternoon. Pitcher Van Bergan limited the opponent as the court house team won 11 to 2.
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City Hall
Court House
van Bergan
Funeral Arrangements for Peter Haran After Utah Mine Disaster
The body of Peter Haran, killed July 15 in the Utah mine disaster, arrived in the city yesterday at 10:05 over the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, escorted by his brother D. J. Haran. The funeral is set for 9:00 tomorrow morning at St. Peter's Cathedral with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.
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Peter Haran
Utah
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Residents sue city and water company over spring floods
Actions in trespass were begun Saturday by John Burke, Jacob Kline and Thomas McGuinness of the South Scranton flats against the city of Scranton and Scranton Gas and Water company. They seek damages for property injuries from last spring floods. The plaintiffs are represented by Attorney A. A. Chase.
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John Burke
Jacob Kline
Thomas McGuinness
South
Scranton
City of Scranton and Scranton Gas and Water Company
City and Water Company
A. A. Chase
Must Keep to the Right
Teamster John Keefe was fined $1 by Magistrate Howe in police court Saturday morning for driving on the wrong side of the street. Patrolman Munington arrested him after warnings to keep to the right. Superintendent Day noted the traffic ordinance, Keefe is the man to be arrested for litter violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keefe
Howe
Muntington
Keefe
Hotel Pines at Lake Ariel Draws Busy Summer Guests
The Hotel Pines at Lake Ariel is popular this season under manager M A Dougherty from Carbondale. Guests currently registered include Mrs H Butler and family, the Howell family of Brunswick New Jersey, P J Cameron of Philadelphia, James L White of Philadelphia, A L Taher and wife of Philadelphia, R H Spencer and wife of Newark, G B Smith and wife of Newark, C P O Malley and wife of Scranton, Misses Billa and Angle Birds of Carbondale, Captain Edward Lloyd US Army and family, Leo Coyne and John Page of Scranton, Miss Hazel Brown of Buffalo, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Coyne
John Page
Scranton
Hazel Brown
Buffalo
Robert Watson
New York
City may lose new road roller over unpaid bill
School & Co of New York threatens to seize the city’s new Russell road roller after the city’s failure to pay 2500, due to an omitted appropriation and disputed replacement payment. The firm’s agent, Herbert Givin, plans to take possession if funds are not provided in the next session.
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School & Co
New York
Recorder
Director of Public Works
Roche
Costello
Bchoo] & Co
Herbert Givin
Oliver
Select Council
City Hall
Relief fund debate swells amid coal strike in early talks
Leaders clash over a relief fund aimed at sustaining miners in the protracted strike. Some say it will extend the fight, others call it a misfire. Executives promise support could keep strikers fed through summer and into winter as negotiations loom.
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Indianapolis
C. C. Rose
Delaware and Hudson Mining Department
Piper
Henry J. Collings
William Corless
Central Labor Union
Corless
Scranton Business College to reopen after summer break
Scranton Business College will reopen for day and evening sessions on Tuesday September 2. For information write, call or phone 862. The college is located at Buck and Whitmore corner Adams and Linden.
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Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Griffin Art Shop Offers Notice on Tuesday
A public notice announces a Tuesday offer from the Griffin Art Shop. The brief item notes the shop name and the day, presenting a concise notice for readers.
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Griffin Art Shop
Address of Rev T B Payne at Guernsey Hall
A large audience heard Rev T B Payne of All Souls Universalist Church address capital and labor at Guernsey Hall. He challenged fallacies about property, labor rights, and the dependence of capital on workers, arguing that human value surpasses wealth and urging fair treatment of labor in the ongoing tension.
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All Souls’ Universalist Church
Guernsey Hall
T. B. Payne
All Souls‘ Universalist Church
Strow
Central Labor Union
Payne
John H. Devine
Daniel Coleman
E. C. Patterson
George H. Gothier
William H. Corless
Typographical Union
C. ©. Pratt
Rainy Camp Hoban Mass Draws 1600 to 2000 Visitors
A wet day at Camp Hoban saw 1600 to 2000 visitors attend a military high mass held in the pavilion due to muddy grounds. The event featured Lancers under Colonel Phillips, a solemn mass with Rev. Moylan and others, and a later battalion drill and concert by Rowley’s band.
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Phillips
Mats
J. W. Moylan
P. J. McManus
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Thomas Handley
St. John's Church
Honesdale
Thomas White
St. Bonaventure's College
Alleghany
James Murphy
South Scranton
Holy Rosary Church
North Scranton
Welgand
William Lynott
Margaret Thornton
John Lynch
Lynott
Libbie Neary
Lancers
Rowley
Mev
Camp
Hoban
Moylan
Bishop Hoban
Publicity for Chamberlain Remedy Cures Summer Child Ills
The widest possible publicity is urged for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for summer diarrhoea in children and cholera infantum. The advertisement notes the medicine never fails when used with cold water and sweetened and is pleasant for children, sold by all druggists.
They Must Live Within a Mile of the Court House
A notice invites children ages seven to twelve living within a mile of the Court Howare to enroll in a short educational slingings program offered by Alfred Wooler at Carter Building Linden attest. Application dates listed include July 2 25 and August 3, connected to The Tribune educational contest.
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Boye
Giria
Mona
Alfred Wooler
Carter
Linden
Tribune
Paving Planned for Carbon Street and Allied Improvements
Contractor M H Dale will pave Carbon Street Providence road Diamond Avenue and Court Street with vitrified brick. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western bridge at Dickson works will be replaced by a steel span. Roadway straightening and regrading are planned plus removal of streetcar tracks for a future viaduct. Delays halted by DL&W and merchants paying three properties paving assessments.
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M. H. Dale
Carbon Street
Providence Road
Diamond Avenue
Court Street
Penn Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna
Dickson Works
Mulberry Street
Mifflin Avenue
Power House
Delaware, Linckawanna and Western Railroad Company
M, FP
Handley
Smallpox not deadly and June health report figures
The monthly report by Superintendent W. E. Allen M D of the bureau of health shows 110 total deaths in June, the lowest since February which had 97. There were 75 births, including 84 males and 41 females.
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W. E. Allen
Bureau of Health
Contagious Diseases Reported With Smallpox Case Details
Reported cases total 22 including four diphtheria and three typhoid, scarlet fever three, chickenpox one, and eleven smallpox. No smallpox fatalities. typhoid fever caused two deaths, whooping cough one, and membranous croup one.
Crescents and Port Jervis Baseball Match at Lake Lodore
The Crescents Base Ball Club of Carbondale will play Port Jervis at Lake Lodore on July 23, the Never sink lodge day. The Brotherhood runs a special Carbondale train at 1 30 p m for the excursion, fare round trip 60 cents.
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Carbondale
Port Jervis
Lake Lodore
Neversink Lodge
The
Brotherhood
Griffin's Art Shop Ad Promises Tomorrow's Interest
An upcoming newspaper feature hints Griffin's Art Shop may attract readers with a future ad. The note suggests viewers should watch tomorrow's papers for more details and potential offerings.
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Dr. Lyon
J. Ziegler
Delke
von Cedar Ave
Auly. St. R
Koehler
HW. T. Harde
Linden St
Adams Ave
J. Snowden
Sch
Inamond Ave
Wood St
Miller
Ano
St.j
E. C. Morris
the Cigar Man
Washington Avenue
Axa
a _ztibuns Publishing Company
Scranton, Pa
the Tribune
Rev
T.b.payne
Rome
Atore
Philanthropleia
Capita
God
Waltham Company
Camp Hoban
St. Swithin's
Flrst Lancers
Father M Manus
J. V. Moylan
Providence
Dickson Borough
Laughlin
Crrinnall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
Williams & McAnulty
Wyoming Avenue
Crescents Base Ball Club
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