City Notes Examinations and Events Across Scranton
Examinations for mine foremen set for July 10 and 11. The Delaware and Hadron Capal company reported activity at Laure Run and the Baltimore slope. Opera company presents Panjaciicum at the Academy tonight. Monthly meeting of the public school principals held yesterday. The Ron Ton Social club plans a May hop at Turner Hall Friday evening. Municipal office hours shortened due to inspector absence. DL&W and vestorcar shop workers paid. WCTU weekly meeting at Spruce Street. Birthday gathering for Mary Burke on Penn Avenue. Auditing committee approves numerous city bills. Charles A. Burt sells Monroe Avenue double house to Robert McKenna for 71,000. Three new police officers begin duty tonight with assignments to Hyde Park, Providence. Catholic Choral Union rehearses tomorrow in College Hall. no new members after this week. Annual police inspection set for tomorrow at city hall. Scranton Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 elects officers. Prof E F Southworth hosts reception at new studio. local musicians attend. Coroner and jury hold inquest on James O’Malley’s death. adjournment to afternoon. Bauer’s Band to lead Wilkes-Barre excursion to Lehighton May 24 for firemen’s parade. Hamilton of Frothingham Theatre to attend. Preparations under way for Young Women’s Christian Association exhibit May 1 at YMC A hall. tickets 5 cents, seats reservable at YMC A office and Wilkes-Barre News-Democrat. Notable comment on Burke Cochran’s visit to Kawanna avenue buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hadron Capal
Ac Laure Run
Baltimore Slope
de Wolf Hopper Opera Company
Academy of Music
Board of Control
Ron Ton Social Club
Turner Hall
Mia Mary Burke
Penn Avenue
Common
Select Councils
Charles A. Burt
Monroeavant
Robert McKenna
ML Il
Holgate
Meer Slont
Hyde
Simpson
Edwards
Scranton Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Albert Hennie
I. J. Thomas
Frank Jobling, Jr
E. F E. Southworth
Charles E. Hamilton
Frothingham Theater
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Wilkes-Psarre News-Denler
Piligan
Scranton
Burke Cochran
Steenth
Segollating
Kawanna Avenue
Charity Meeting Strengthens Scranton Kindergarten Association
A large gathering at E N Willard's residence on Jefferson Avenue endorsed the Scranton Kindergarten Association. A D Holland was chosen chairman, with Mrs Alfred Hand as president and a long list of officers and advisory members. Reports showed four established schools and growing enrollment, while Rev Warren G Partridge and A D Holland spoke on the movement's social value and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Willard
Scranton Kindergarten Association
Scranton
E N. Willard
Jefferson Avenue
Assosiation
A. D. Holland
Warren G. Partridge
Mra
Alfred Hand
Mra Thoma Dickson
First View
DB. Simpson
Second View
T If Watkins
M. W. Lowry
William Marple
L. Fuller
Jomea Archhold
KR. Powell
J. A Prica
Ming C Hoardman
Taylor School
Misa Helen Chenery
Second Church Chapel
Schol
Misa Mabel Quimby
Simpaon
Watkins Sebgul
Miea M. Salisbury
Washington Avenue
Simpnon and
Watkins
Partridge
San Francisco
Board of Trade
Kintergarten
Gsad
Wencome Editional
Moody Religious Campaign to Tour Valley This Summer
Moody evangelist will preach across the Lackawanna Valley from Nanticoke to Carbondale with Wilkes-Barre as the starting point. A pastors committee led by Rev George E B Ginild was formed to consider endorsing the plan for summer meetings in a venue with a 1,000 seat capacity. Home lots on Conemaugh Avenue are being sold rapidly by E A Faorminonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwy
T. W. Swan
Weat
Pittston
Mr. Moody
Nanticoke
Carbondale
George EB. Ginild
W. Li. Puck
Lowie Mattos
J. L. Hangl
W. W. Lathrop
Giles Clark
Lm.orton
Moody
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
ConceMma Avenue
E. A. Faorminonan
Social gathering for J Frank Siegel May 10
Flower and Social event honoring J Frank Siegel with a social evening on Thursday May 10. General invitation extended to friends and former patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Siegel
New Issue No 10 of Charming America Serene Art Series
No 10 of the America charming art series has arrived and may be procured at The Tripone business office. The latest number promises to be one of the most interesting additions to the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tripone
Labor Day Labor Parade Draws Scranton Trade Unions
The May Day parade of Scranton's industrial unions moved along the principal streets with a long line of divisions and marching bands. Speakers James Wood, ex judge Stanton, and D. J. Campbell urged workers to unite and organize while a strength contest between George Brown's dray team drew strong crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
James Wood
Stanton
D. J. Campbell
Large Attendance at Pas tors Union Meeting on Sunday Closing
The Pastor’s union met at the Young Men’s Christian Association building with Colonel H. M. Boies addressing the crowd. The executive committee reported on Sabbath restrictions, urged continued support, and announced a fundraising fund as well as plans for a joint revival with Major D. W. Whittle to be hosted at multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Boies
Nion
Young Man's Christian Association
Ikev
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Clai
George E. Ginild
Hoiun
Boies
Funeral for Mrs Richard J Beamish at St Peters Cathedral
Large crowd attends high mass for Mrs Richard J Beamish at St Peter's Cathedral. Rev Father Huasie delivers sermon praising Christian life and character. Interment follows at Hyde Park with pallbearers and flower-bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Beamiah
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father McHugh
Father Huassie
Carbondale
Father Mangan
Father Griffle
Honenlale
Father O'Rielly
Gordon
Father Huasie
Hyde Park
Ej, Lynett
John J. Loftue
H. Gallagher
W. F. Boyle
T. H. Ruddy
R. M. O'Brien
John Brainard
Jamea OC
Beamish
Joseph Nolan
John Sherwood
Measles Epidemic Rages Through City Despite Sanitary Efforts
The board of health reports 12 measles cases and 1 scarletina case yesterday, with no abatement in the epidemic. No district is free from infection as South Side records the most severe outbreaks of scarlet fever and diphtheria while officials say overall health remains comparable to past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Bouil
Councils Pass Resolutions Signed by the Mayor
Mayor Connell signed multiple resolutions directing city actions. The street department will ask Scranton Traction to plank sides of Seventh street and Railroad avenue. D. J. Campbell and E F Boyle must pay sums into the treasury for Lee alley sewer privilege. Fire department committees to inspect Nay Avg Engine quarters for a better house. Exonerations totaling 10240 from Seventh ward and related charges for McNally in Eighteenth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Scranton Traction Company
Seventh Street
Railroad Avenue
D. J. Campbell
E F. Boyle
Lee Alley
J. McNally
EB J. McNaily
Teachers to Attend State and National Meetings in July
Principals and teachers in the public schools plan to attend the Pennsylvania State Teachers Association meeting in Media on July 3 to 5 and the National Association of Teachers meeting in Report Park No. 1. Scranton instructors expect to take part during vacation weeks. hotel and travel details will be in the June Journal. Superintendent G W Phillips will address the state association on departmental instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennerivania State
Media
National Association of Teachers
Repory Park
Scranton
Katlroid
G W. Phillips
Thin City
Brooks Coal Company and Alexander Car Replacer Chartered
Two Scranton based corporations were chartered in Harrisburg yesterday. Brooks Coal Company listed officers Keree Kirooke Thomuss HK Kirooke and John HO Brooks. Alexander Car Replacer received capitalization of 100 000 with directors Jian Jerioge John T Richards Joan A Mesrean KR B Withame and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Coal Company
Keree Kirooke
Thomuss HK Kirooke
John HO Brooks
Toe Alexander
Jian Jerioge
John T Richards
Joan A. Mesrean
KR. B
Providences Gas and Water Co Officers Elected
At the annual stockholders meeting of the Providenes Gas and Water company officers were chosen to serve. President was WR Storre. Managers include TFP Torrey A Hl Vaniling W F Hallatead W L Storrs C S Weston. Secretary and treasurer HF Ather ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockhold
Providenes Gas and Wate Company
Theneolog
WR Storre
TFP
Torrey
A Hl Vaniling
Wo F Hallatead
W. L Storrs
C S Weston
HF. Atherton
Choice of 100 Capes and Coats for $2.98
Shop offers a limited stock of capes and coats at 2.98 with 100 items available. This week only, customers are urged not to miss the chance as quantities last.
Chance to win parlor suit with purchase
Every purchaser to the amount of S100 or over is presented with a chance on the Beautiful Parlor Suit. The notice promises a drawing or prize opportunity tied to spending thresholds, offered by the retailer or sponsor.
Boys' Kilt Suits Sale Ad Preview
A brief sale item notes boys' kilt suits at a regular price of 1.35 with a Monday promotion starting soon. The text is cut off but suggests a retail discount event across a local shop.
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Spruce Street
Lackawanna Laundry
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Norrman& Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Moire
China
Haskell
Lacka
Avenua
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Anhouser Busch Boor
Lonie Lobman's
Spruce St
Charity
Nizht
Mra Jain
Archibald
Decker
Eol
Foller
Aifrel
Hani
SL. Whitmore
T. MH. Watkins
Tee EE
OW. Weston
Teylor
Jamies Meloal
Kev. Charlee Rolinson
TE. Wellesther
HL Baell
Dire Hi
M. Boies
Henry Belin
Frank Ho Clemena
L P. Craving
Thoundes Dickeon
James Po Lickeon
Alexander Dickson
Amaia Deyo
Bir
A. Foiler
EP. Fulier
TL J Hand
Hand
Mies Hand
W. PL Balatead
J. W. Horwarth
Rogers Israel
H. W. Montgomery
Thomas Moore
Moody Religious Campaign
Central Park
Industrial Organization of
Eb, G. Worden
Carpenter’ Union
No 714
Inden Street
Ailama Avenue
Washington Avenua
Mireh Waa
Ty J.C Athineon
Painter's Union
Sb, Price
James Wool
Binghamton
Cigarmakera International Union
W. I Stanton
J.!. Morgan
Lawrence Band
Central Labor Union
Stonecutter
Sloyen Crothers Ram Corps
Cigarmaker's Union
Kauer
Wnion
Plasterers Union
Plumbers
St. Leon
Tinner's Union
Tale
Divion
M. D. Flaherty
Typographical Union
Sosted
Rox
Mozart
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Onion
Booth
Meade
Cedar Avenue
Ein Ateout
Waslington Avenue
Central
I‘ark Garden
Plenty Grounds
Lawrences Band
Wy Brown
Merrine Thomapson
Thompson
Ottawa
Canada
Mics
Poll Yard
THE
PPE Ing Roa
Lawrence
J.J. Morgan
Iadustrial News
Coxey
Ingiely
D. T. Campbell
HM. Boles
Erequtiva Committee
Atic
Logan
Charlee
MTER
Mathew Rhleite
Bath
Bondar
Bowser
Ita
Djera
Pennsylvania
Association of
Christian Ministers
Christian Poonts
Pastors’ Union
Christian Sab
American Sabbath Union
F. A. Doxy
D. W. Whittle
Peon Avenue Baptist Church
Richard Beamish
Guernsey
Casan
Media and Rebory Park
NEW Scranton Corporations
Alexander
Harrisburg
Providenes Company
Tealing Silver
W.W. Berry
Lackawanna Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.D.S
Wood's
College of Business and Shorthand
Mann
Becauseis
Hormehold
Battin & UO
Henry Battin & CO
PENN
Osland
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Complete Outfitters
Scranton, PA
S. L. Gallen
Aityantitty
Banister
Banister’s
Coxey's Army
Child’s Straw Sailors
Woth
Brown’s Bee Hive
Lackawanna Avenue
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