Memorial Day Concert by Ninth Regiment Band
The Ninth Regiment Band of Wilkes-Barre led by J. F. Alexander will perform Saturday at 2 p.m. at Farview featuring marches and selections including American Patrol, Cavalry Charge, Hungarian, Le roi Lion, and Morning of the Battle among others with wind, string, and vocal pieces.
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Ninth Regiment
Farview
Ninth Regiment Band
Wilkes- Barre
J. F. Alexander
Meacham Belection
H Capiian
Sauta Say
Ccee Nee Kreutver
March
Chopin
Aliano
Massart
Richard Cendall
Owert
Tomeo
Julet
Tobant Belection
Hugpiwnots
Meyerbeer
Alexander
Tobantoo' Ieee
le Koveil du Lion
Chev de Kontak
Wisard
Rautenherny
Buffalo News
Limp
Proceedings Quashed In Abington Turnpike Toll Case
The court ruled to quash the latest proceedings aiming to end tolls on the Providence Abington and Turnpike and Plank roads. Three judges heard the rule yesterday and followed a prior seven year attempt that was never finished. The turnpike company opposing the move argued the previous case had not been determined.
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Abington
Providence
Herun
Turnpike Company
Division 17 meeting for Memorial Day parade
Division 17 A C I of A members are asked to meet at 421 Lackawanna Avenue at 12 30 p m Saturday May 29 to take part in the Memorial Day parade by order of J C Vaughan president John Murrin secretary peeing optician 126 Penn Avenue in a rig store Hours 9 a m 5 Wanted Ten Thousand Men to vend their linen to Crystal Laundry They have the latest improved machinery Adams Avenue listings indicate hiring drive at 43 and 25 Adams Avenue.
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Division 1
Lack- Gwennk Avenue
J. C. Vaughan
John Murrin
Crystal Laundry
Adams Avenue
Ambitious four story store planned for Lackawanna avenue
Hand ley executors and Jonas Long's Sofia design a 100000 square foot iron framed building on the Wyoming and Lackawanna avenues site. It features a 36 foot glass dome, 42 iron columns, plate glass facades, two 20 foot clear entrances, a grand central stair, multiple elevators, and a $160000 cost, aiming for completion before the holidays.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Thirteenth Regiment Noted for High Marks at 1806 Camp Review
The Thirteenth regiment led by Reese Watkins with a 71 percent high score and Private W. W. Youngs credited with the top record in guard matches. The regimental match awards $38 to the Thirteenth while the Ninth ranks second with 357. A camp review praises near perfect regimental formation and precise alignments, with minor faults in some companies. The Trib une received the report from Colonel H. A. Coursen.
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Reese Watkins
R. M. Stratton
Montrose
Barnard
Herbert B. Cox
F. W. Stillwell
James C. Dimmick
Derman
EB. WU. Robbins
M. Gee
William B. Johnson
Edward R. Connelly
Frank Robling
Henry Cullen
William 8. Gould
C. B. Pratt
G. FB. Williams
W. W. Young
The
Tribune
H. A. Coursen
Department Store Building to Bring Modern Four Story Block
A four story department store planned on the Wyoming house site by Handley executors will feature over 100000 feet of floor space and a stone trimmed tron framed facade. Architect Archsted L. C. Holden of New York drafted the plans and the building is to be finished and occupied before the holidays.
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Handley
Jonas Long
Sofia
Wyoming Oute
Forest City Atone
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Handley Executors
Wyoming House
Feranton
Archsted L. C. Holden
New York
Adjutant General's Report on Pennsylvania National Guard Ratings
The 190 fall inspection ratings for Pennsylvania National Guard are issued with the Thirteenth regiment leading. Company D tops the list with 97.10 percent, while Company I of the Tenth regiment follows at 96.50 percent. Other Thirteenth regiment companies range from 94.10 to 96.60 percent, and the Second brigade’s Second regiment posts 85.14 percent, with the Eighth regiment Third brigade at 92.73 percent. Sharp-shooters and qualified personnel noted among the ranks.
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National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Stewart
Father seeks help to stop 11-year-old joining circus
Abraham Geigie of Raymond Court went to police last night to keep his son from joining a circus. The boy is described as incorrigible, has not been home for several nights and sleeps in halls and sheds. Geigie was advised to swear out a warrant before an alderman and then apply to the courts for reformatory admission.
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Abraham Geigie
Raymond Court
Seigie
Resignation of Neptune steamer driver John Mack
John Mack resigns from the Neptune steamer to join his brother in the feed business. The company will elect a successor at the next regular meeting. Newly appointed district engineers will take oath at the mayor's office Monday afternoon and the board will reorganize that evening.
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John Mack
Neptune
Hickey
Board of Engineers
Last Parlor Talk Ends Series On Table Service
Miss Parlon concludes a twelve lecture course at the Young Men’s Christian Association on table service. She urges order and grace at meals, outlines exact place settings, serving from the right, and proper care of silver and glassware, then departs for Vermont to write a book on domestic economy.
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Maria Paron
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Walter
Han Guetta
Mires Parlow
Miss Parion
Miss Parlom
Scranton
Misa Parton
Totay
Vermont
Thirty-Six Voters Examined in Dunmore Naturalization Session
Thirty six voters were examined by the respondents in yesterday's session of the Dunmore contest. Pol ish, T. Thomas and Theodore Zeigler could not prove naturalization. Thomas, Johnson and Whittemore lacked tax receipts but may provide them later. Other named examinees include Hawes Hilbert Kaupt Palmer Hartman Hoffman Johnson Mickerson Mickerson Pittock Pittach Bepler Shaffer Kurtz Prieu Peter Melter Weingart Wagenn Weingart Zeigler Jr Weaver.
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Dunmore
Charles Polish
T. Thomas
Theodore Zeigler
Thomas
Johnson
Ed. Whittemore
Henry Hawes
Willam Hilbert
Henry Kaupt
Thomas Palmer
George Hartman
Jacob Hoffman
Fred Hoffman
John Johnson
Hand Mickerson
William Mickerson
Robert Pittock
Herman F Pittach
William Bepler
Amos Shaffer
Henry Kurtz
Herman Prieu
Jacob Peter
George Brockhel
James Berger
William Seigle
William Thomas
Peter Melter
Adam Weingart
Charles Wagnen
William Wilson
Jacob Watts
Charles Weingart
William Zeigler
Theodore Zelgier, Jr
Charles Weaver
Circus Day Arrival for Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Shows
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers combined circuses exhibit in the city today on grounds by Providence road near the former Barnum site. Attendants report tents and animals arriving later than usual after a prior stop in Allentown yesterday.
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Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Forepaugh’s
Providence Road
Barnum
Allentown
Magnificent Circus Parade to Move Through Allentown to Wilkes-Barre
The long journey ends with a parade in the city center at 10 o clock. The spectacle features twelve eminent bareback riders including The Orfords Frank Melville the Hobsons Donna Adele Willam Wallett Lizzie Rowland Eugene Foote A M Davenport Bernard Orton and Mollie Davenport. The celebrities perform in a brilliant program with principal double carrying juggling hurdle and jockey nets. Other attractions of the combined show are numerous.
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Allentown
Wilkes-Barre
The
Orfords
Frank Melville
Hobsons
Donna Adele
Willam Wallett
Lizzie Rowland
Eugene
St Cecilia Academy Recital Delights At St Thomas Hall
Ninety five pupils at St Cecilia's academy performed a rich program at St Thomas College hall. Chorus, orchestral pieces, piano solos and small ensembles showcased varied talents under Miss Foot and Master Reeves. The event reflected credit on the teachers of the Immaculate Heart. The store hours note Decoration Day closure with reopening at 6 pm.
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St. Thomas College Hall
St. Cecilia's Academy
Katherine Foot
Robert Reeves
Sawyer's Trimmed Sailor Special Offer at Three Stores
Retail note announces new shapes from leading American manufacturers. Stores claim large purchases secure direct buying, promising savings to customers. Odd phrasing hints at promotional blitz and retail competition.
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June Magazines
Monacy
McClure
Outing
Cosmopolitan
Scribner
St Nicholas
Bookman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ceat
Puritan
Metropolitan
Argosy
the Review of Reviews
Harper's Monthly
Century
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Eader
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Chas
McMullen & C
National Bank Bldg
W. B. Henwood
Lackawanny Ave
Division
Peeeing Optician
Rls Ug
Madris
Ntrance
Adjutant General
Thirteen Regiment
Circus
Abraham Leigie
Fire Department Notes
College of Commerce
Lackawanna and
Penn Avenues
Dunn's Fire
Sousa
Stars and Stripes Forever
Powell's
Mr. Southworth
J. Fuhrman & Bro
Beecham
Pille
Silver
Dunmore Contest Commissioners
ST. Cecilia Academy
Bit
Jones Brothers
Sawyer
A. R. Sawyer
Wyoming Avs
Per LE
E. G
Coursen
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Jermyn
Larkal
Clarke Bros
Spruce Street
Hotel
Silverstone
Lackawanna Avanug
Williams’ Shoe
Youenan
the Scranton Bedding CO
Matthews
Lackeye
Seranton Pa
Raynolds
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William I, Peck
Egerts
Regina
Wyoming
Schmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Franklin Ave
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Capouse
Dunn
Sale Wyoming House
Aleas Theo
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