Wilkes-Barre Opera House Announces Sept 25 Production
Wilkes-Barre's Tribune opens a new branch delivering newspapers five hours earlier than Philadelphia and New York papers. The article highlights famed performers including Dorothy Martin Casavant Redmond Palmer Isham and notes Harry B. Smith's Ubretto with music by Victor Herbert. The Grand Opera House show is scheduled for Sept 25.
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Trbune
Lanting
Wkee-Barre
Pennsylvania
New York
the Nile
Mr. Daniels
Princes Bonnie
Dorothy Martin
Louis Casavant
Helen Redmond
Mary Palmer
Edwin Isham
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Grand Opera House
National Camp True Americans Adjourns After Three Day Session
The National Camp of the Patriotic Order of True Americans closes after three days of business. Officers for the next two years are elected led by Nation president Laura E. Stauffer and National vice president Cora A. Kimball. Delegates from Cranton Reading Wilkes-Barre Berwick Ashley Mahanoy City Ishehandoah Luzerne Pottsville St Clair Llewellyn Girardville Fleetwood attend.
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the Patriotic Order of True Americans
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Nation
Laura E. Stauffer
Assstant
George ©. Maurer
Mmational
Cora A. Kimbell
Edward H. Hummell
Mary Speray
B. F. Emmert
H. F. Trumbower
D. E. Pennepacker
National Guard
Keturah Evans
Tameen Yargey
Cranton
Randolph Jones
Lin Decker
Jeasie Blair
E. Nice
E. E. Hummel
Wilkes- Barre
Lewis Luft
Henry Luft
M. B. Groff
Berwick
Fella Bower
George T. Brown
Theodore
Llewellyn
Ella Clauser
Girardville
Eva Johnson
Fleetwood
Cara Dunn
Club House Sold to Commercial Travelers Association
Negotiations near completion for transfer of the Columbia club house furnishings and lease on Washington Street to the Commercial Travelers' association. Dwindling Columbia club interest and attendance led to the sale, after a history of receptions including a Cardinal Gibbons visit. Travelers plan to operate the establishment with frequent entertainments to sustain member interest.
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Columbia Club
Washington Street
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Cardinal Gibbons
Nasoeration
The Mayors Court List of Offenders and Crimes
James Keating James Boyle Joseph Hart and David Butrim Democratic delegates faced the mayor for drunkenness and were discharged. Martin Gotvh drunk and disorderly and Stanley Mokoski disorderly were discharged as no one appeared against. Paul Gratis charged with assault. he explained his wife ran with other men and the mayor discharged him.
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James Keating
James Boyle
Joseph Hart
David Butrim
Martin Gotvh
Stanley ‘Mokoski
Paul Gratis
Tle
Crawford Loses Child Custody Argument in Habeas Corpus
Jennie Crawford seeks release of her year-old daughter Edna from William D. Crawford. The writ of habeas corpus was allowed by Judge Lynch and set for hearing Friday at 2 oclock to determine custody due to alleged ill treatment and separation from the mother.
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William D. Crawford
Jennie Crawford
Edna
Lynch
Wilkes-Barre Wheelmen Form New Bicycle Club
A new bicycle club named the Wilkes-Barre Wheelmen was organized at a Tuesday night meeting. Elected officers include president Dan Behee and vice president OCacar Smith with W. F. Mewberry as recording secretary and Robert Hineimenn as treasurer.
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Bicycle Club
Wilkes-Barre
Dan Behee
Ocacar Smith
W. F. Mewberry
Robert Hineimenn
A.N. Perry
George Peiffer
A. D. Thomas
Lloyd Peiffer
De‘faven Connor
Harry Garrison
Robert Johnston
John Becker
George Laycock
Scranton Residents Wed in Deputy Official’s Office
Two Scranton couples were married yesterday in the register’s private office by deputy Squire Beislin. David J. Evans and Serene Benjamin Walbrau tied their vows, and Francis Jacob Stolz and Smith also exchanged rings in the same arrangement.
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Register
Scranton
Squire Beislin
David J. Evans
Serene Benjamin Walbrau
Francis
Jacob Stolz
Smith
Crystal Spring Water Company Delivers Clear Purified Water
Residents report Crystal Spring Water's purification success after a city water overhaul. The water is shown as remarkably clear and pleasant tasting, replacing prior muddy appearance and improving overall satisfaction.
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Crystal Spring Water Company
Eheers
Enjoyable Outing by Jovial Journalists to Water Gap
Wilkes-Barre Press club organized the first trip on the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern line to Delaware Water Gap. The train carried ten passenger coaches with 600 attendees limited for the excursion. West End wheelmen joined early to pace a century run, Oppenheim's orchestra played, a refreshment car was aboard, and the party returned home about 9 o'clock, tired yet pleased.
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Wilkes-Barre and Eastern
Delaware Water Gap
Wilkes-Barre
Clock resumes work after stoppage at courthouse
The courthouse clock, stalled for about seventy two hours, began ticking again as Secretary Lewis Price noted in his twenty five years on the job. Nearby, Will Reutelhuber camps at Fairview lake while H M Posten returned from a Buffalo convention.
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Court House
Lewis Price
Will Reutelhuber
Fairview Lake
H. M. Posten
National Association of Baggagemen
Buffalo
Henry Bergold
South Main Street
Oratorio Society
Hanover Park
Hendrick W. Search
Philadelphia
James Fox
Fox
Fay
Mill Creek
David J. Llewellyn
David J. Grimes
Simon Long
New York
Easton
Sarah Atherton Henry
Thomas H. Atherton
Wyoming
Stafford Literary Institute
Harvey's Lake
James Crockett
Iriegh Lane
H. E. Meyers
Pittston
St. Conrad's Society
Mountain Park
Ninth Regiment
Local Weddings and Deaths Mark Week In Pittston
At noon yesterday Miss Cora Singleman of Pittston married George Rolls of this place in the Methodist parsonage by Rev J B Wagner. The bride wore cream silk with lace trimmings. attendant Mick Rolls in blue silk. A brother of the bride was groomsman. A reception followed. the couple will start housekeeping. Mrs John McGowan, a respected North End resident, died at 7 30 pm Monday after years of suffering. six adult children survive. Funeral with high Mass at St Marys today. interment in St Marys cemetery. Meanwhile Misses Kearney Maloney Druffner Gallagher Fitzsimmons, Morshan drove to the viaduct Tuesday. Patrick Kelly of Cherry Street is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. In St Marys Church yesterday Mary Hughes of Scranton married Patrick Curley in a ceremony witnessed by many.
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Cora Singleman
Pittston
George Rolls
J. B. Wagner
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mame Kearney
Mary Maloney
Nettle Druffner
Agnes Gallagher
Mame Fitzsimmons
Alice
Agnes
Lawrence Morshan
Tuesaday
Patrick Kelly
Cherry Street
St. Mary's Church
Mary Hughes
Scranton
Patrick Curley
Avoca News Briefs and Local Obituaries
The bride and Miss Marie Tougher attended the ceremony with Frank Park as groomsman. The couple will reside in Avoca. Patrick Gilmartin, aged resident, died at Patrick Healy's home on Church Street. Mrs. James Cawley died suddenly. cause unknown. Five month old girl Anna Johnson died cholera infantum. funeral later at Presbyterian cemetery. A ball game between Avoca and Moraic ended with Avoca victory.
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Marie Tougher
Frank Park
West Side
Scranton
Curley
Avoca
Patrick Gilmartin
Patrick Healy
Church Street
James Cawley
Mirs. Cawley
Anna
Harry Johnson
Presbyterian Cemetery
Iball
Moraic
Scranton Residents Noted in Local Movements and Repairs
Mrs Carrie Ricker of Scranton spent yesterday with Mrs William Justin. S C Koons traveled to Scranton yesterday. Jinks Beagle received lumber for a new Highland Park house. The railroad crossing now has brighter lamps for improved safety. Fred Welchel went to Lake Winola to repair his cottage. Charles Singer also visited Scranton yesterday. John Twining walks with a crutch after knee injury from a cut with a knife. Mrs B Laubshiver returned home after a two week visit with her parents at Delaware Water Gap.
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Carrie Ricker
Scranton
William Justin
S. C. Koons
Jinks Beagle
Highland Park
Fred Welchel
Lake Winola
Charles Singer
John Twining
New Automatic Telephone Exchange Demonstrated in New York
Romaine Callender, an electrical engineer in Union Square, demonstrated a new self connecting telephone exchange. The system requires no operators at the central office and lets subscribers form connections by turning knobs on a device attached to their phones. The central station houses circuits, numerals, and signal tracks to auto route calls, with a complex array of switches and components.
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New Yorker
Romaine Callender
Decker Building
Union Square
New York Tribune
Callemler
Chatty Society Bits From Various Papers
A collage of light social dialogue and witty exchanges from multiple sources. The snippets include flirtatious banter between a couple, a daughter deflecting an overbearing mother, a proposing scene, a teasing incident on a liner, and quick quips about electric buggies and bicycle talk reflecting early 20th century social humor.
Taylor Daily News Obituary and Borough News Roundup
The death of John P. Griffiths yesterday at about noon shocks the town. Griffiths, 65, long active in Lackawanna township and the borough, died after a period of miner’s asthma. Surviving children include Phoebe in Binghamton and Mrs. Edward Farr in Hyde Park. Funeral plans to be announced. A social in Taylor hall and various society reports follow including a large turnout at Calvary Baptist services for Anna Woodworth and a Methodist Endeavor gathering recounting a Boston convention. Excursions and outings are planned for Price Library and Calvary Baptist Church events with Lake Ariel, Mountain Lake, and other destinations noted.
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John P. Grifiths
Mr. Griffiths
Griffiths
Lackawanna Township
Phoebe
Binghamton
N. Y
Edward Farr
Hyde Park
Jennie
William P
John
David
Gomer
Tallie
Mount Gretna
Tworite
Harry Winslow
Lake Underwood
McLoughlin
Pittston
Main Street
Jennie Morgan
T. S. Evans
New York City
Taylor Hall
Anna Woodworth
Calvary Baptist Church
Hev
Charles Jones
Nanticoke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tueasday
Boston
W. E H. Gordon
Methodist Church Endeavor Society
George Harris
Inthia
Wales
Price Library Association
Mountain Lake
Lake Ariel
Factory Ville Social Notes and Local Guests
The absence of Charles Klinefelter, the Heller’s pharmacy pharamacist, kept doors closed as he visited Williamsport. Hotel Graham in Tunkhannock hosted Mrs. A. B. Rought Johnny Walter W H Reynolds and F L Reynolds on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Smith of Kingston visit Mrs Orlia Capwell and family. Keystone band plans a West Nicholson concert Saturday evening with an interesting programme in preparation.
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Heller's
Charles Klinefelter
Williamsport
Graham
Tunkhannock
A. B. Rought
Johnny Walter
W. H. Reynolds
F. L. Reynolds
Hey
Mrs. Smith
Kingston
Orliia Capwell
Keystone
West Nicholson
Ridiculous Titles Prompt Kingly Peerage Observation
Soon after Lord's Sydney's elevation to the peerage he noted in company that authors often give ridiculous titles. He remarked that even kings appear not to be exempt from this error.
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Lord's
Sydney
Unclear fragmentary health ad from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text references flesh health, strength restoration, and organ support with mentions of Golden M and Pierce Moline Med discreet work. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete event, person, or location.
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Pierce
Stock Market Quiet as Wheat Rally Triggers Late Selloff
New York July 24 The Stock Exchange saw subdued activity with 287,748 shares traded, down from 343,054 yesterday. Prices held firm until late in the session when a sharp rise in wheat due to crop damage prompted a broad price reaction across active issues.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Tribune
G. d. B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
New York Produce Market July 4 prices and standings
Flours steadier and wheat firmer with gains up to 4 cents on options and contracts. Corn scarce but firmer, oats quiet yet strong, and provisions dull with pork steady. Butter firm with mixed state and western dairy prices, cheese showing moderate demand and varied skim and creamery values.
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New York
M.c
S.c
Chicago
Maléiye
Western
State
Pennsylvania
Toledo Grain Market Report
Toledo Ohio July 24 Wheat receipts 42 000 bushels shipments 6 000 bushels market firmer No 2 red cash and July Tiger August Tiger September Tiger December 76 4c No 3 red cash 6c Corn receipts 17 00 bushels shipments 4 000 bushels no trading Date receipts 600 bushels shipments 1 000 bushels market easy No 2 mixed cash My September 2tc No 3 white 2 Clover Seed market dull October 5 75
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Toledo
Tigc
Tige
Buffalo Live Stock market receipts and price report
Buffalo Buffalo July market receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show mixed demand with dull trading. Cattle one thousand two hundred ninety nine head sold with fat cattle around 1203.06 dollars per head paid. hogs 6420 head, prices range from 4.5 to 6.0 dollars for various weights. sheep and lambs 4700 head, market very dull with lambs from 4.16 to 8.15 dollars and sheep from 1.00 to 4.76 dollars, depending on grade and weight.
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Buffalo
Chicago Cattle Market Report Sees Mixed Trade on July 1
Chicago live cattle receipts reach 15,000 head with steady to weak prices across grades. Best steady for medium and common cattle, calves quoted 2.40 to 2.90, stockers and feeders 1.40 to 1.75, and cows and bulls 1.25 to 1.75, Texans noted at 78 dollars per head as trade weakens.
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Chicago
Classified Help Wanted and Rentals Ad Fragments
Mixed classified items list employment, housing, and sale notices from a newspaper page. Entries include a general work ad, a hotel cook wanted, a sales rep position, rental spaces, a home for sale, and stray livestock with market quotes and railhead prices.
Legal and advertising notices in Scranton Tribune miscellany
A mixed page lists job and ad notices, attorney listings, and public notices. Names include J. C. Bateson, Patterson and Wilcox, Franke T. Taw, James W. Oakford, Samuel W. Edgar, A. Watres, Townbend, and firms in Scranton Pa. The text notes per-copy rates, exhibit schedules, and legal service ads with addresses on Lackawanna and Washington avenues.
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Warren & Knapp
Republican Ton Pee Washington Avenue
Scraneton
Tessups
Dime Bank
Philadelphia Tallow Market Report
Philadelphia reports a dull tallow market with prices unchanged. City prime in bride 44c per unit. country prime in barrels 4c. dark in barrels 4c. cakes 4c. grease 1c.
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Philadelphia
New Great South American Kidney Cure Aids Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves pain in the bladder kidney and urinary passages and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by C M Harris Druggist 15 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.
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C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Printing services offered by Tribune ad for posters and cards
The Tribune announces affordable printing options for excursion posters circulars and event cards. It highlights Topio cards and Epworth League collaboration with C. E. offerings and invites readers to consult for summer printing needs.
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C. E
Epworth League
the Tribune
Birds Carrying Letters From The Soul
A lyrical meditation compares letters to birds arriving with tunes of happiness. The speaker envisions letters as living messengers whose joyful words fill the air with music.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Sonne
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Pas Oswald Court
Wee Bonch Dunmore, Pa
Physicians and Surgeons
C. Edgar Dean
Sprucest
Scranton, Pa
Court ‘Oupe Square
Kay
Penn Ave
Connell
Ashington Avenue
Francke
Tai Vine St
W. B Allen
North Washington
C. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Realnee
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Washington
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Scrant
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Thewashington Avenue
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce al
Cor, Wash. Ave
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Republic Savings and Association
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Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna Ave
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School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Alter H. Buell
Leeds
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Frankington
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ELK Cafs
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