Local Observations on Dogs and Fair at Elm Park Church
A district report notes many residents sue for unfair dog taxes though they do not own dogs and would not own one. An incident describes a man ignoring a dog following him to the city clerk’s office. A large Elm Park church supper proceeds with a long committee list and a Foreign Missionary fundraising plan.
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Cite
Lavelle
Board of Revision and Appeals
Aly
Soeranten
Meves
Hever
Cithellman
John FE
Rega
Eitigen
Bey
Helene
Lis
Kopel
Poole
Elm Park Church
J. F. Megargel
Mra
BH. G. Brooks
Coulidge
C. D. Jones
M. Nertin
Weed
Henwood
Wu McClare
Willard Mathews
A. K
Women on the Trolley Cars Rally for Fares
Rain limited trolley day activity as women conductors collected fares for hours yesterday. The event aimed to boost patronage beyond normal riders with Christian Endeavorers and a rally at First Presbyterian Church. Reverend Dr. Lansing gave an address as shoppers stayed home.
Rally Marks Trolley Day Finances At First Presbyterian
A Christian Endeavor rally at the First Presbyterian Church drew three to four hundred attendees as a climax to Trolley Day. Rev. Isac Lansing delivered a keynote address on Christian Endeavor, praising perseverance and energy, with several local officers elected for 1898 and music by the North End choir and First Presbyterian performers.
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Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Isac Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
George FE
Guild
Mies Lena Clark
Charles H. Chandler
A. C. Bmith
Reese Watkins
Della P. Hvans
A, BF. Dunning, Jr
J. Ll. Haldeman
George E. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
City Christian Endeavor Union
Jesus
James McLeod
North End Christian Endeavor
Trolley Day Observance Draws Civic көмяв and Parish Involvement
Seventeen young women reported for duties at the Savit ter building on Lockawanna avenue under Chief Dispatcher Evans. Volunteers decorated fronts with a Conductor tribute and prepared to station corners citywide, while a special trolley team practiced paired roles and fare collection.
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Nandwany
Olne
Cora Heres
Margaret Roherstesy
Margaree N Roberts
Gace Ente
Miinnie Bryant Flhoawnee Hhale
Anna Sherwin
May Pendricksam
Hila Atkitwon
Mud and bells mark a charity fare day on the Meters horne line
A Tribune reporter notes passengers on the Meters horne line tipping fares to support change. Conductors ring the register bell while passengers, including an honest young lady, utter praise and donate a dollar for fare. Dunning of Buysters declares hours and overtime point to improving conduct.
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Hne
Tribune
Dunening
Dunning
Bunnell Installed as Pennsylvania Department Commander
Captain L. M. Funnell of this city was installed commander of the Pennsylvania department by EF. o T. inas at the Union Veterans hall in Wyoming venue a ceremony following the Harrisburg encampment where he was named major general. He announced two staff appointments Bol Moss and Milton McFarland and said more may follow next week with further installations and a reception ending the event.
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Oakford Romemond
Union Veterans Union
L. M. Funnell
Department of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lunnell
Cheer Department
EF. O T. Inas
Veterans’ Union
Hinnell
Hans
Alice
Bunnell
Bol. Moss
Milton McFarland
Posidente
Tunnell Wil
Fia
Haas Willinetall & W. Roberts
Pink McFarland
Lewis Hancock
Department
Lady
Personal visits note from Wilkes and surrounding areas
Mies Todd visits friends in Wilkes. Laverne Marsh of Jackson has been visiting trends in the city this past week. Margarite Tat Gore of Washington DC visits Mrs. J. B. O'Shea on Jefferson Avenue in Colo Tennessee. H Ripple and W T Simpson left yesterday for Chattanooga Tennessee to attend an event at the battlefield monuments.
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Mere
Laverne Marsh
Jackson
Mies Margarite
Tat Gore
Washington, DCC
J. EB. O'Shea
WO Jefferson Avenue
Colon
H. Ripple
W.T Simpson
Chatumooga
Tenn
School Principals Set Evening Registration for Night School
Notice announces principals of several schools will be at their buildings on Thursday and Friday evenings November 11 and 12 from 7 15 to 9 for parents or guardians to register pupils aged 13 to 2 for night school attendance, per the Board of Control resolution adopted Monday evening, November 8. Eugene D. Fellows, Secretary.
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Perentis
Eugene D. Fellows
Lackawanna Alder men and Constable association meeting notice
County residents are invited to a meeting of the Lackawanna Alderman and Constable association at Durr's Hall Lackawanna Avenue this evening by order of Bee y John BP Kelly. Surprise sale of Teachers Dihles Eldeman.
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Lackawanna
Durr
Lackawanna Avenue
Bee'y
John BP
Kelly
Dihles Eldeman
Cuba's Romance and Revolutions by Col. McCain at Penn Ave Church
Colonel George Nox McCain lectured on Cuba, its history, people, and scenery, tracing uprisings from 1820 to the present war. He depicted insurgents and Spanish cruelty with vivid scenes, and predicted Cuba Libre as Spain weakens.
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Penn Avenue
Cuba
Key West
Havana
Col Metin
Cal
Metro Cose
Havaine Serber
Tacon Theatre
Botanical Gardena
Tacon Origon
Cubansas
Valley of the Yurmurrt
Thia
Leper
Crittenden
Crawford
Whitman
Miselestini
Spal
Weyler
Spain
Col. McCain
Epain
Artagon
Castile
MecCain
Winchester Osgood
University of Pennsylvania
Fred
MetCuin
Sherty
Colanel McCain
Funeral Service for J Atticus Robertson at Green Ridge Church
The funeral for J Atticus Robertson was held at the Church of the Good Shepherd Green Ridge with Rev F P Ballentine and Rev Rogera Israel officiating. Burial followed at Forest Hill cemetery after a brief viewing at Sanderson Avenue residence. Pallbearers were J Bon Dimmick Tom C Jones. mourners included George Sanderson F Hull F Merriman A D Holland George Kear and Dr J L Fordham.
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J. Atticus Robertson
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge
Sanderson Avenue
Ballentine
Rogera Israel
St. Luke's
Jeana
Forest Hill
J. Bon Dimmick
Tom «¢. Jones
Tom «¢. Jones. the Pattheaters
George Sanderson
Hull
FP. Merriman
A. D. Holland
George Kear
J. L. Fordham
Scranton Underwriters Express Condolences for Fallen Member
At a meeting of the Scranton Underwriters yesterday the minutes note the group’s sorrow for the death of Atticus Robe Tizvon. The pledge of sympathy to the family is stated, with praise for his integrity and courtesy in dealings with colleagues. They announce they will attend the funeral.
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Scranton
Teliow
Atticus Robe
Tin
Widloo
Naente
Lumber dealer group plans wholesale buying pact
George T. D. Brown, long active in local lumber, works on a combination among regional firms to secure better prices from wholesale dealers and cut costs by centralized timber distribution to local buyers.
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George TD. Brown
Powell Named New Assistant Postmaster Succeeding Osthaus
David W. Powell former county treasurer is appointed deputy postmaster to replace Colonel Herman Osthaus. Osthaus will stay on duty until Powell completes familiarization with duties.
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David W. Powell
Herman Osthaus
Powell
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