Personal, Deeme Green Attends Wilkes Barre Dental Convention
Fersonal report notes Deeme Green plans to attend a three day dental convention in Wilkes Barre. A. D. Wall of New York City is guest of Mrs. MacClay of Daf Novik Washington Avenue. Manager William Silverstone of the Monn Hate open tigen called on Manager Dully of the Lyveim.
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Deeme Green Iso
Wilkes Barre
A.d Wall
New York City
MacClay
Daf Novik
Washington Avenue
Willam Silverstone
Dully
Lyveim
Reiterdan
Miss Reap Taken in Charge After Filthy Home Visit
Mrs Winnie Reap, residing on Mc Nichols court, was found ill and demented and taken into care by Mrs W B Duggan of the Board of Associated Charities and Patrol in McVelligan. Neighbors reported the filthy surroundings and weather worsened her condition. Doctors will examine her sanity this morning.
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Winnie Reap
W. B. Duggan
Whinke Reap
McNichols Court
Alva
BE. Duggan
Board of Associated Charities
Patrolin
McVelligan
Moncone
Dugein Sinys Che
Why a Circus Draws Crowds
The Wallace Show will exhibit in Scranton on Friday May 23 presenting a high class circus. It features twenty five clowns aided by clown pigs dogs monkeys and donkeys. The show promises wholesome amusement from entrance to farewell salute by the prince of fools during the races.
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Eity
Mons Niles
Scranton
Cirtics
Prince of Fools
Why the Demands Were Not Granted
A detailed operators response to miner demands from the Shamokin convention. It argues eight hour work is costly for coal firms and offers wage comparisons across trades, rejects national union mediation, and explains wage scales tied to mine conditions and car-ownership costs, contending strikes and discipline issues stem from union aims.
Ellen M Stone Lecture Opens at Lyceum
Diagram for Miss Stones Lyceum lecture opens this morning at the Lyceum theater with sold boxes by subscription. Strong interest from church groups marks the event while illustrations reveal scenes from Stone and her captivity journey. A New York note from Rev Duncan J Williams praises the speaker and the lecture.
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Lyceum
Miss Stone
Lyceum Theater
Alles Stone
New York
Duncan J. Williams
New York Presbyterian Church
New York Presbyterian Chiuret
Seventh Avenue
125Th Street
Greatness of the late Cecil Rhodes lecture noted
The Rev. Dr. James Hughes spoke at Adams Avenue chapel praising Cecil Rhodes as a positive force in South Africa. He claimed Rhodes opened resources, aided workers, and earned admiration from natives and Boers alike. The talk highlighted Rhodes as a defender of peace and prosperity, with details of his interviews and a meeting led by Dr. Batson.
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James Hughes
Adams Avenue Chapel
Cecil Rhodes
Salmon
Austin
Hughes
Lincoln
Rhodes
South Africa
Nnn
Europe
Oone
Rhoades
Remus
Dr. Bateson
A sensational achievement in photography
Five years ago a person would be deemed mentally unbalanced to claim photographs could be made dark with equal quality using studio lighting. Now a system of night portraiture powered by artificial light is perfected. Mr. Schriever installed it at the Gold Medal Studio and will host a free public exhibition next Saturday evening from 7 to 9. The public is invited to see this apparatus in operation.
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Tole
An & Disis
Telina
Ecoreeet
Lowever
Howe
Gisea
Claeser
Schriever
Intercollegiate Regatta Ticket Sale Notice
Ticket agents of the Lackawanna railroad offer first class round trip fares to Ithaca for the Intercollegiate Regatta in Ithaca N Y with travel allowed May 20 and return by May 31 at regular one way fare. Children ages 5 to 13 pay half adult rate.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Tihaca
Kellerman Still Leads In Education Contest
Thirty seven points were scored yesterday in the Tribune Educational Contest with Rodriguez and Danvers improving their positions. A new contestant’s score is printed for the first time. It was a Scranton day, with only one contestant from out of town reporting and several vacant places still remaining.
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Tribune
Rodriguez
Danvers
Standing of Contestants Volute
A list of 26 contestants with home towns and a final score row showing 52 49 45 43 37. Notable entrants include A J Kellerman Scranton and Miss Edna Coleman Scranton among others.
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Volute
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Herbert Thompson
Car- Bondala
Albert Freedman
Belle- Pug
Wm, Sherwood
Harford
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
William Cooper
Priceburg
Henry Danvers
F Providence
Wvsceesanecaie
Louis McCusker
Park Place
Occ
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Hugh
Contest totals rise as Thompson leads with 18 points
The Tribune Educational Contest tallies 37 points yesterday with Herbert Thompson of Carbondale scoring 18 to climb to second place, 29 behind leader A J Kellerman. New entrant Edgar Wilson Jr enters last. six ties appear as out of town contestants show uneven daily progress and two new entries are listed.
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Tribune
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Mr.Thompson
A. J. Kellerman
William T. S. Rodrigues
Scranton
Harry Danvers
Providence
Toouis McCusker
Eontestant
Edgar Wilson, Jr
Hk. DP
Jones
Rock Street
Walter Hallstead
The
Low Fare to Portland for National Convention Travelers
The Lackawanna railroad offers First Class round trip tickets to Portland, Oregon for $70.30 as part of a convention travel promotion. Tickets go on sale May 26 through June 7, with return must reach the original destination within six days from the outward date. See depot “Ticket Agent” for stopovers, routes, and train schedules.
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National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Tth
Supreme Lodge A. Co. UV. W
Porthand
Lackawanna Railroad
Sterling Point
Physician to Treat Drunkenness and Morphine Habit at Home
Dr. Lindabury, a surgeon specializing in diseases of women, announces limited private treatment for drunkenness and morphine habit. Patients sought to be admitted in his home with assurances of permanent cure. Write or inquire at Box ... Tribune office. 216 Connell Building. Hours 9 to 11 a.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
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Lfe
Boxett
Tribune
Lindabury
Connell Building
Forty Seventh Recital by Conservatory in Guernsey Hill
The Conservatory of Music presents its forty seventh recital tomorrow evening under J Alfred Pennington in Guernsey Hill. The program lists numerous pianoforte selections and ensembles featuring Helen Elvin Laura de Grueliy Clara Hat Tota Hosking Kina Kevan Lolthe Morris and others with works by Mozart Wagner and Scarlatti among the pieces. Performers include Genevieve Herghauer Esther Heavers Lena Beardsley Edith Doty Anna Voris and more in a diverse concert of solos duets and ensembles.
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Conservatory
Conservatory of Music
Guernsey
Hell
J. Alfred Pennington
Ensemble Clacetour
Helen Elvin
Laura de Grueliy
Clara Hat
Tota Hosking
Kina Kevan
Lolthe Morris
Blorenes Pottinger
Lanore Stetler
Sara Walker
Scrattan
Cees Peaves Casane Carnted
Genevieve Herghauer
South Scranton
Margaret Chappell
Providence
Esther Heavers
Clara van Sickle
Mount Pompadour
Lena Beardsley
Scranton
Roth Hull
Mowat
William Mckee
Ensemble Clavs
Hadith Adan
Civesse Brandt
Trene Chamberlin
Charlotte Cronsdale
Helen Evin
Mattie Bile
Clara Hage
Nonna Price
Hyde Park
Opus
Edith Doty
Rulssean
Coer Dalloh Céraline Neubawer
Seranton
Sevonds Valeo
Opus Gb
E. Eeseeee
Ciulird Fidel Wathii
Wide Park
Misa
Anna Voris
Godard
Lodore named top lake resort for coming season
Indications point to Lake Lodore becoming the preferred excursion resort this season. Its grove, dance pavilion, merry-go-round, kitchens, clam oven, refreshment booths, Spalding grounds, naphtha lunches, steamer, and large excursion boat attract individual travelers and groups alike. Apply to W. L. Pryor, district passenger agent, Delaware and Hudson Railroad, Scranton, Pa, for available dates.
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Lake Lodore
Lodore
W. L. Pryor
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
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