Local notices and social activities headline the week
The Tribune reports on address changes for subscribers and Dr Kay relocate to 206 Penn Avenue. Events include College Hall seating, a lemon social at Penn Avenue Baptist, Judge Gunster hosting the Okell Rod and Gun Club, and a cathedral parish excursion to Mountain Park on August 13. Also covered are the Cliff Works hammer department resuming, the Surricks entertainment, YMCA hall admission, probate for Stephen D Miller, bail for Michael L Vail, updates on Owen Casick and Dr Dolan, marriage licenses, Rim Park Epworth league program, and a lively league orchestra recital with various musical performances and refreshments.
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Tribune Remlers
Theie Simmers
Dr. Kay
Providence
Penn Avenue
College Hall
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Judge Gunster
Okell Rod and Gun Club
Lake Ariel
Hammer
Cliff Works
Mountain Park
Surricks
Adalta
Young Men's Christian Association
Stephen D. Miller
Revit Township
Michael L. Vail
John H. Thomas
William E. Baker
Rebecca Walker
Peter Ryder
Annie Francy
Scranton
William P. Smith
Olyphant
Elizabeth J. Joseph
Giacomini Nazzareno
Anna Domini
Lackawanna
Rim Park Epworth League
Larga Andiones
League
All Night Sale of Razors Refrigerators and Freezers
Taos and Conway Houser advertise a late night sale on Spruce street offering 10 lawn razors 18 refrigerators and 15 ice cream freezers at cost. They urge customers to buy before stock runs out at their locations 505 Lackawannie age 182 and 134 Penn avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
F. Leoxam
Conway Houser
Penn Avenue
Everard
Rent for Linden Street Bridge Right of Way
The Scranton Rapid Transit company seeks a right of way over the Linden Street bridge route offering the city a $500 annual bonus and proposing a two year build of a bus line. The ordinance was referred to the railway committee and a council meeting covered tax exonerations, hydrant installs, street and sewer repairs, and bridge plans amid routine resolutions.
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Linden Street
Doings of Common Council
Scranton Rapid Transit Company
Select Council
Linden
Lackawanna
Washington Avenues
Washington
Spruce
Jefferson
Bank
Quncy
Pine
Webster
Ash
Prescott
Platt Place
Bank Street
Ridgerow
Monroe
Ridge Row
Regan
Nealis
Robathan
Cam
Katheryne Ragne
Gibbons Sireet
Mndgor
Lind
Robnth
Sweeney
Particula
Rubathan
Hickey
Golden
Pen
Muton
Lint
Mr.Golden
Linden Street bridge ordinance passes third reading
The select council met with quorum and chose John Roche as chairman pro tem. The Linden Street bridge ordinance passed third and final reading while paving awards were recommended for Franklin avenue between Spruce and Vine Streets and bids for various street projects were listed by the streets and bridges committee.
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Thoman
Iowsunel
Corcoran & Donnoliga
Sentmenta
Ume
O'Hara
Connell
Las
Com
Sclults Court
Tain Gower
Directl
Jans W. Guerce
Aydranta
Cuanell
Tridge
Contull
Bnsiheat
Neptune Engine Company
Puiliga
Tou Linden Street
Edat
North Main Avenue
Portebone
Oram Street
Phinney Hose
Penn, Capouse
Wallington
Wyoming Avenues
Marion
Green Ridge
New York
Niagars
Liberty Huse
Penn Avenue
Lyck
Select Council
Chittenden
John IE Roche
Manley
Fine
Thomas
Clark
Roche
Dare
Wagner
Schwenk
Burns
Westpfahl
Lauer
Linden Street Bridge
Franklin Avenue
Spruce
Vine Streats
Streets and Bridges Committee
Thomas Calvert
Leggett's Creek
Julian Maier
Lesa
Loweat
Jonn Stout
Cortoran & Donohue
Co Avenue
Cornu & Doughug
St Mipiilow
B . H. O'Hara
South Main Avenue
Mies
Linden Street Bridge Plans Outline Camel Back Structure
City engineer plans for the Linden Street bridge show a camel back design with three spans totaling OST feet. The easterly, central, and westerly spans measure 205, 210, and 221 feet respectively, with an estimated cost of 85 000 dollars.
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Linden Street
Acro
Jersey Central Yard
Lackawanna
Diamond Branch
Trasa
East Stroudsburg State Normal opens Sept one eight zero four
The Fall term at East Stroudsburg State Normal School begins September 1, 1804. The school touts 1105 enrolled during three terms, superb facilities including carpeted furnished rooms, modern furniture, quality matting, and strong home comforts. A competent faculty offers training, commercial, college preparatory, and elocutionary programs while graduates enter leading colleges. Send for catalog and reserve rooms with Grange P. Brann.
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State Normal School
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
Grange P. Brann
Phi
Bnet Stroudsburg
Hood's Barsayarilia Sample Health Claim
An offered health pitch urges readers to try Hood's Barsayarilia and Hood's Sarvaparilia for energy and strength. It asserts benefits for digestion and relief from various ailments and promotes trying a box of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Thrilling Linden Street Scene Ends With Youth in Custody
On Linden Street and Washington Avenue crowds gathered as a frightened youth was chased by police after a disturbance at the courthouse square. Officers captured him and restrained the crowd as witnesses and shopkeepers reacted. the culprit faced a local arrest as streetcars cleared a path.
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Linden Street
Washington Avenue
Trent
Elestric
Court House Square
B.y
Promanders
Suber Ducond
Linden
Washington
Lim
Wyoming Avenue
Alora
Otten
Editor J. W. Gould's Bride
The wedding of Ruiter J. W. Gould of the Evening Express and Mika Mary Dodge of Camp Town was held quietly with close family and minister present. Miss Dodge, a respected community worker, joins Gould in Scranton where he captains the new Express as winter editor.
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Ruiter J. W. Goal
Evening Express
Mika Mary KE. Dodge
Camptown
Wyalusing Rocket
Miss Dodge
Scranton
Gould
Terry Township
Senayton Trisus
Winiter
the Express
New 6 Story Building Planned for Washington Avenue
Carter and Kennedy announce a six story brick building on the old Presbyterian parsonage lot at Washington avenue. Plans by architect L L Williams, with cement front and elevator service to upper lofts, target completion by Feb 7 and a separate Sterling Silk Co. project at Sixth and West Bim Streets costing about 15000 with a fall completion by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Silk Company
Sixth
Weet Bim
Oot
Schultz Court Sewer Damage Rebuild Needed After Mine Cave-In
City engineers report a cave-in on Schultz Court sewer in the tenth district between Mulberry and the DL&W tracks. The collapse, caused by mine workings under Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co, requires rebuilding and carries significant repair costs. Authorities order street department and city engineer to reconstruct the line and charge expenses to the incidental fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Court
Mulberry
Delaware, Lackawanna
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
City Engineer's Department
Phillipa
Twinnea
Lindsa Street
Linden Street
Alaoa
Select Council
Phillipe
Delaware and Hudson to Open New Passenger Station in Scranton
The Delaware and Hudson Company announced a new passenger station at Scranton opening Monday July 30. All trains will use the new Scranton station. Bridge Street and Vine Street stations will close. Timetables list numerous departures to Carbondale, Fairview, Albany, Montreal, Wilkes-Barre, and other points with multiple daily trains and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Scranton
Uridge Street
Vine Street
Internediato Pointe
Fairview
Walmart
Albany
Saratoga
The
Adirondacks
Montreal
Wilkes-Marre
Windham
Carbondale
WOOL
Wil
Honesdale
Waymart
Parview Atikido
Etc
Wilkes-Barre
INOS
A. Om
School House No 27 project titled in Colombia venture
A fragmented notice reports a $40,000 School House No 27 with ET Waltey as architect set to begin this month in Colombiicaventy. It mentions Lot4 saloon venue at low prices for a brief period and cites Aluminum Foetmiogaau and Mone Pinkbury Vloar sales claims in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltey
Bia
Colombiicaventy
Alniun Fuotmiogaau
Bucklon's Amica Salvo Guaranty for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Bucklon's Amica Salvo as the best salve for bruises sores rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refund and lists a price of 25 cents per box with Matthews Brown as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklon
Matthews Brown
Chinese Warriors Not Mandatory Army Service Described
A Washington street merchant relays details on China’s military system and examinations for officers, noting conscription is not compulsory yet the population ensures a large army. He describes testing, discipline, pay, and frontier naval tricks, including a bamboo shield bridge technique.
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Army
Celestial Empire
Tamexa
Soa Hoa Doo
Wasiilowton Yvenna
Iiny of
China
Cieeohuiry
Dow
Huglish
Leieps
Times
Bennice
Doe
Suestions
Il Togkill
Chia
Offisera
Darohdels
West Point
Tatade
Mfr
Doo
Weintta
Japan
Couprico
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Guvands
Norrman & Moore
Wyoming Ave
John R, Jones
City Notes
Lobman
Spruce Street
Buntly
Mourth
Neptune
General Phinney
Niagara Hoge Houdd
Gorade
Sebimoff Court
Rosar Place
Fire Department
Alder Atrest
Richter and
Ash Streets
Mra. T. P. O'Malley
Weat Lackawanna Avenue
Uvaerbstones
Seventh Street
Walter Greaves
Pittston Avenue
Corcoran & Donohue
Widborg
W. H H. O'Hara
Chase
J. W. Gould
Turkey
Pate
G. Coursen
Lacka. Ava
Pinkbury
United States
Sterling
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka, Ave
S.C. Smyder
D.d.s
Its &O
H. Battin & CO
Penn Ava
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Oslands
Marshall Field & CO
Srutton Abbott
Button Abbott
Hutton
Geneva
Biarritz
Dunn
Lackawanna. Ave
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