Sunday School Excursion Plans for July 10
The Penn Avenue Baptist church Sunday school will take an excursion to Lake Ariel on Thursday, July 10. Bauer's band will perform an open air concert tonight in front of the Elks building promoting the Elks carnival. Central W C TV holds an important meeting at Guernsey's hall this afternoon at 3. The program is titled Power of the Press.
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Lake Ariel
Bauer
Elks
W. C.-Tv
Guernsey
Meeting of Co. C This Evening
Members of Company C Thirteenth Regiment will hold an important meeting this evening and all members are requested to be present.
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Co. C
Cy Thirteenth Regiment
Watkin’s recital chorus called to Blo Thomas College tonight
Members of Professor John J Watkins recital chorus are asked to meet for rehearsal in Blo Thomas College ballroom at o clock this evening.
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John J. Watkins
Blo Thomas’ College
Joint union meeting announced for Locals S82 in Pine Brook
A joint meeting of Locals S82 and 1th aa 12 of the United Mine Workers of America will be held in St. John's Industrial Hall Pine Brook on Thursday evening. Date appears as dt 2b.
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United Mine Workers of Amerie
St. John’s Indl
Pine Prook
Groom Tolles Dickson wedding train service noted
Bernard Gurrell of Millbwery street was arrested by Patrolman Nels for erecting a disturbance near his home and will have a hearing this morning. The Tribune column mentions train service for the Tolles Dickson wedding and the wedding train plan noted in Saturday’s focal column.
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Bernard Gurrell
Millbwery Street
Nels
Tribune of Banturday
Tolles-Dickson
Train Schedule Note for Thursday Departure and Return
The text notes a Thursday departure from Liekawann station on the regular train at 4 o clock. Returning trains arrive in Scranton at and 10 p. m.
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Gieste
Liekawann Station
Scranton
Drunkenness Fines Lead to Jail for Lewis and Mowler
Livsie Lewis was jailed yesterday for twenty days in default of a one dollar fine for drunkenness. John Mowler was arrested on Harrison Street and fined for drunkenness.
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Livsie Lewis
John Mowler
Harrison
Local man arrested for unlicensed street commerce
Ike Posney of lower Lackiwannl avenues nue was arrested by Patrolman Punt ington yesterday for selling goods on Lint den Street without a license. He left a deposit of 15 for appearance this morning.
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Ike Posney
Lackiwannl Avesnue
Puntington Yeaterday
Lintden Street
Tle
Tye
Bankruptcy petitions filed by Whinedinat and Duffy
Edgar J. Whinedinat of Mechanicsburg and John P. Duffy of Susquehanna filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in a U S court yesterday. Whinedinat lists liabilities of 878 dollars while Duffy's are 2.08 dollars.
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Edgar J. Whinedinat
Mechanicsburg
John P. Duffy
Susquehanna
United States
Winnipeg youth John Webb arrested for hogging and vagrancy
A young man named John Webb of Winnipeg was arrested yesterday in Nay Ang Park by Special Officer William Cullahan. He faces hogging and vagrancy charges and will undergo a hearing tomorrow.
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Tnn
John Webb
Winnipeg
Nay Ang Park
William Cullahan
Meeting to arrange news postponed to Friday
The meeting scheduled for this morning in the office of A P Redford at 31 Hoard of Trade building has been postponed until Friday morning at 1 o'clock at the same venue.
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Hoys
A. P. Redford
Witness Fees Paid in Langataff Keelly Election Contest
About one hundred fifty witnesses in the Langataff Keelly election contest from the Seventh and Eighth wards received their witness fees yesterday. Today witnesses from the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh wards will be paid.
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Langataff-Keelly
Auditing Committee Advances Wide Range of Bills
The auditing committee met last night and approved a large number of bills. A streets and bridges committee meeting was planned but failed to attain a quorum.
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Common Council
Local Teamsters Meet Address By International Union Leader
The next regular meeting of General Teamsters local No. St will be held in Raub's hall tomorrow evening. President Jasper Clarke of the International Team Drivers Union of America will address the gathering. Full attendance is requested.
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General Teamsters
No. St
Raub's Hall
Jasper Clarke
International Team Drivers’ Union of America
Lackawanna Receives New Double-Hopper Steel Cars
The Lackawanna Railroad company will use the 0,000 pound capacity double-hopper steel cars ordered from Pressed Steel Car Company of Pittsburgh once operations resume at the mines.
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The
Lackawanna Railroad Company
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pittsburg
United States District Court Opens in Williamsport
The June term of the Middle District of Pennsylvania opened in Williamsport with Judge Archbald and Clerk Searle attending. Jurors include J. L. Reiley and George Scheurer from the city.
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United States District Court For the
Middle District of
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Archbald
Clerk Searle
J. 11. Reiley
George Scheurer
Man Found Drunk on Rail Tracks Committed to Jail
Stephen Magis was found asleep on Delaware and Hudson tracks under Lackawanna avenue bridge by Patrolman Peoples. He was committed to the county jail in default of a $5 fine. initially the officer believed he had been struck by a train.
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Stephen Magis
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Avenue Bridge
Peoples
Magis
Retail Merchants Prepare Lake Ariel Outing
The Retail Merchants association held a meeting last night to arrange its annual outing at Lake Ariel on July 16. A committee to organize the event was appointed including J. W. Rittenhouse D. D. Evans A. AM. Storr J. PL. Redding ton Albert Nagell C. FP. Crossman A. KB. Fynon J. W. Warnke Charles Rosar A. W. Eliidson.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Lake Ariel
J. W. Rittenhouse
D. D. Evans
A. AM. Storr
J. PL. Reddington
Albert Nagell
C. FP. Crossman
A. KB. Fynon
J. W. Warnke
Charles Rosar
A. W. Eliidson
Directors Re-elected at Economy Heat Light and Power
At the annual stock holders meeting held yesterday in the Republican building the following directors were re-elected L A Watres W Illallstead John T Porter Robert Reeves P J Horan C D D Jones A K Stevens W J Northup and Robert Adame Officers to be elected at the board meeting next Saturday.
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Economy Heat, Light and Power Company
Republican
L.A. Watres
W. I.lallstead
John T. Porter
Robert Reeves
P. J. Horan
C. DD. Jones
A. K. Stevens
W. J. Northup
Robert (. Adame
Dunmore Men Arrested Over Petersburg Riot Charges
Frank Pane of Dunmore was arrested after the Petersburg riot of June 12 for inciting riot and attempted murder. He appeared before Alderman Miller Lewis and was held on $1000 bail. fined 3l for disorderly conduct. Luke Pane, Frank’s brother, was jailed on $300 bail and fined $95 on related charges.
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Frank Pane
Dunmore
Petersburg
John Fhanagan
Wax
Millar Tewis
Luge Pane
Breather
Frank
International Text Book company Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders was held yesterday afternoon at the Colliery Engineer company's building on Wromlag avenue. The old board of directors was reelected: T J Poster B A Lawalh Ryd Poster T H Watkins J B Grifith Thomas Ekdunes Wolf Cannell Thomas Pisher and bd Patterson. At an after-meeting the directors reappointed officers: president I J Poster vice president OF od Porter treasurer B D Lawnell secretary Sta fey Allen.
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International Text Book Company
Wromlag Avenue
T J. Poster
B. AL Lawalh Ryd. Poster
T H. Watkins
J. B. Grifith
Thomas Ekdunes
Wol. Cannell
Thomas Pisher
Bd. Patterson
I. J. Poster
of. Od Porter
B. D. Lawnell
Secretay
Sta.fey
Allen
New York Man Arrested After Shooting Incident in Scranton
Peter Pitt of New York arrived eleven days earlier to work at a Scranton colliery. At Mon avenue and Vine street Patrolman James Thomas arrested him Sunday night for drunkenness and firing a pistol. Pitt had allegedly held up several men and frightened women before arrest. He was fined 24 and jailed 11 days in default after a police magistrate found him guilty. Pitt claimed a mob chased him and threatened his life.
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Peter Pitt
New York
Scranton
Mon Avenue
Vine Street
James Thomas
Pate
Millar
New School Building Bids Tabled by Board
Bids opened for No. 8 and No. 11 school projects with eight rooms and heating work. Building committee to report next Monday. $65,000 earmarked for a high school addition. all current teachers to be reappointed. five new kindergartens planned and twelve Keller planes for kindergartens approved.
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T. J
Jennings
Adams Avenue
Barker
H. C. Hatton
Scranton
Roche
Harris
No. 26
No. 38
No. 16
Welsh
Linden Street
Grace R. Peck
Lillian Morris
Elizabeth Wilcox
Tsibelle Donnelly
Ward
Jean Gullek
Maud Fisher
Edith Hull
Keller Bros
Delightful Recital by Miss Cavanaugh's Pupils at Powell's
A large enthusiastic audience attended last night’s pianoforte recital at Powell's music warerooms. Miss Mary L. Cavanaugh’s pupils showed strong teaching, with Florence McCann and Lillian Toohey singled out for praise. Six year old Helen Hayes played prettily, and Rose Arigent offered soprano solos with others performing piano pieces and a duet by Mrs Brundage and Miss Via Jones.
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Powell
Mary L. Cavanaugh
Miss Cavanaugh
Florence McCann
Rive King
Lillian Toohey
Mill
Helen Hayes
Mary Thomas
Elizabeth Thomas
Anna Bell Flehler
Nellie McCann
Elizabeth Davis
Rachel Davis
Margaret Hayes
Gertrude Hunden
Lena Koch
Elizabeth Fenwick
Frederick Schnell
Harry Nichter
Gray
Gay Saville
Mrs. Brundage
Via Jones
Double wedding at St Peter's Cathedral in yesterday ceremony
Yesterday morning at St Peter's cathedral a double wedding united Nellie Timony with Paul Bernard and Mary Foley with Thomas Kinney. Rev. J A O'Reilly presided as the quartette approached the altar together and served as attendants for each couple.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
Nellie Timony
Paul Bernard
Mary Foley
Thomas Kinney
J. A. O'Reilly
Elks Carnival to Host Public Midway Wedding
A Carbondale couple will wed on July 2 at the Elks Carnival in the Midway How's den. The ceremony inside the animal arena will be witnessed by onlookers as a local clergyman officiates, following a prior Reading event where the minister reportedly balked.
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Carbondale
Reading
Nicholls to Head UMW District Re-Election Likely
Nichols is expected to be re elected district president of the United Mine Workers with no opposition. The Smoulter hall meeting in Nanticoke will open July 7 and may discuss a general strike amid district officers election.
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The
United Mine Workers
Nicholls
United Mine Workers of the
Fliat District
Smoulter's Hall
Nanticoke
Mitchell
John T
Tempsey
Ryscavage
Schlosser
Olyphant
Henry Collins
Evans Hall
North Main Avenue
Fullon
Llewellyn
Avoca
St. John’s Hall
Pine Brook
Connolly & Wallace Give Clerks Two Days Vacation
Connolly and Wallace announce a two day vacation for their clerks and employees. In line with cutting working hours in summer, the stores will close from Thursday evening until Monday.
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Connolly & Wallace
Connolly and Wallace Stores Announce Summer Hours
The Connolly and Wallace stores will close at noon on Saturdays in July and August to give clerks a two day vacation period. An exception occurs on Saturday July 6 when the stores will close all day.
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Connolly & Wallace
Clarke Knocked Out In Ten Round Bout
Billy Clark of this city and William Coulter of Dunmore fought ten rounds at Old Forge last night in OToole's hat. Clark delivered a knockout blow to Coulter, as a large crowd of sports witnessed the bout.
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Billy” Clark
Willliam Coulter
Dunmore
Old Forge
O'Toole
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