Personal Thirty, Chase and Miss Adelaide Wagner Wed
Thirty, Chase and Miss Adelaide V Wagner, both of this city, were married yesterday by Alderman Howe assisted by W A Crossley with Rex A Gen Co of Binghamton in town for a few days. He plans to locate an office here soon. Mrs Alvin Trust and daughter Hazel return to Owego after a pleasant week with her Linden Street daughter. P J Moore of Brooklyn visits Cedar Avenue friends. Moore is a Scranton native who has lived in this city for seven to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Adelaide V. Wagner
Dvlm T. Howe
W.A. Crossley
Rex A. Gen Company
Binghiamton
N. N
Alvin Trust
Hazel
Owego
Linden Street
P. J. Moore
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cedar Avenue
Mr. Moore
Scranton
Churelics
Scranton High to Play 1900 Football Schedule
Manager Edwin Weissenfluh of Scranton High announced the 1900 football schedule. Home opener vs Thirteenth Regiment at Athletic Park, with later games against Keystone Academy, State Normal School, Margiamtonigh, Wilkes-Barre, and other rivals. The team beat Keystone 27 to 0 last week and is set for a weight advantage against the Thirteenth Regiment, led by coaches and a line of noted players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Weissenfluh
Scranton High School
Athletic Park
Thirteenth Regiment
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Scranton
State Normal School
Margiamtonigh School
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre High School
Wilkes- Barre
Binghamton High School
Seranton
Stroudsburg
Wilkes-Shire High School
Lackawanna
Keystone
Fligh
Soldier Boys
Adams
Stark
School of the Lackawannia
Kiple
Gendall
Arch Brown
Charlie Gelbert
P.renown
Breig
Evans
Brink
Cleary
Finnegan
Gregory
Brown
Musical Alliance holds fifteenth annual meeting in Factoryville
The Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance meets October 9 to 12 at the Factoryville Methodist church. Prof Edward Morris Bowman of New York conducts with soprano Mrs Cora Genung Charnot of Ithaca and accompanist Miss Maye Bruteack of Keystone Academy. Officers include President A I Thayer and Treasurer Charles Gardner. sessions run daily with morning, afternoon, and evening blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Factoryville
Edward Morris Bowman
New York
Baptist Temple Hoir
Cora Genung Charnot
Ithaca
N. Y
Maye Brutesack
Keystone Academy
The
Alliance
Presiit
A. I. Thayer
Nicholson
Vicent
Ira B. Miller
Factoryyville
W. N. Manchester
Factoryurer
Charles Gardner
B'Ac
Republican county committee orders countywide campaign demonstrations
The county committee plans demonstrations across the county with meetings in West Scranton North Scranton and South Scranton to be addressed by prominent speakers. Chairman David J. Davis expects former Senator M C Quay to visit later this month. Youth clubs are being formed and drilled to help turnout on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
West Scranton
North Scranton
South Scranton
David J. Daviata
United States
Quay
Davis
Moscow man wounded in field clash with grist mill owner
Charles Edwards of Moscow was wounded by a horse shoe during a quarrel with Emery J. Ehrgood, who faces assault charges. Ehrgood, a grist mill operator, shot back with a blow and is jailed on $500 bail. A court hearing covered eight defendants who deny involvement as Edwards and Ehrgood clash over nuisance windows and stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edwards
Moscow
Moses. Taylor Hospital
Emery J. Ehrgood
Ehrgood
Main Street
Alderman Kasson
Gilbert Edwards
Grace Edwardes
Charles Edwards, Jr
Byron Dinger
Howard Dinger
Charles Stanley
Paul Stanley
Edwards
Siwards
Bhrgood
Justice of of the Peace
M. A. Lyman
Home Welcome For August Robinson After European Trip
August Robinson returned yesterday from a five months stay in Europe. A large party greeted him at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station and escorted him to a home decorated with flowers. He enjoyed Carlsbad and other health resorts in Germany and visited Switzerland and Paris exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Robinson
Europe
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Robinson
Carlsbad
Germany
Switzerland
Grand jury report clerical error mislisted perjury bills
Not held for perjury in the grand jury report of February. True bills were mislisted in error and the jury ignored all perjury bills. Names include J F E Bunnell Annie Williams Alexander W McDonald Fred Nacht Thomas C Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Fept
J. FE
Bunnell
Thomas
Williams
Annie Willlams
E. E. Bunnell
Alexander W. McDonald
Fred Racht
Fred Hacht
Annie Williams
Fred Nacht
Thomas C. Willams
Opening Dance by Knights of Columbus At Busy Club
The Knights of Columbus opened the season last night at their North Washington avenue clubhouse with a successful dance. The hall featured palms and flowers and Bauer's orchestra provided music. Over 150 couples attended and crowding forced an overflow dance on the second floor with visiting members from around town. The house committee oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Washington Avenue
Bauer
Order
Millinery Showing Today at Mrs Cughman's
A millinery showing is scheduled today at Mrs Cughman’s store located at 334 Lackawanna Avenue. The event offers hats and decorative headpieces for shoppers.
Union Miners Face Scranton Convention Over Strike Offer
Reports say a convention may meet in Scranton next Monday or Tuesday to decide on the operators' wage proposal and whether to recognize the United Mine Workers. National Secretary Wilson tours Hazleton and praises orderly picketing while talks and editorials hint at a peaceful settlement amid broad regional disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Hagleton
Wilson
Tribune
Nichols
Dempsey
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Pottsville Miners’ Journal
Hazleton
Blossburg
Tioga County
Ditcher
Ife
Victor
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Pennsylvania
Beranton
Jermyn and Coal Miners Face Market Struggles in Scranton
John Jermyn, prominent Scranton industrialist, discusses powder and oil pricing, mine store profits, and worker relations. He notes long standing agreements with the Delaware and Lackawanna and Western rail interests, declines on strike measures, and his substantial wealth including real estate holdings in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jermyn
Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
Me Jermyn
Thomas Dickwin
Delaware and Tide Son Company
Simpson
Jones, Siimpson & Co
Dickwon Manufacturing Company
Delaware and Shinton
Simpson and
Jermayn
Delaware and Woden Company
Tidewater
Jermyn
Minera
Alrikera
Ethera
Tom
Billy
Trim
Ceredit
Ile
Danka
Carbondale
Pittston
Wilkee-Barrs
Tn Scranton
First National Loan
America
First National Bank
London
England
Delaware and Tuwlson Company
Slocum's Hollow
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Old Forge
Soares
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank
How The Price Of Powder Was Fixed
A brief report notes several locally interesting stories sent by special correspondents during strike work and introduces Mc as the author.
Unclear OCR: Small-Print Price Fragments
Fragmentary prices listed as 20¢ 25¢ 1.10 1.00 32¢ 35¢ and 90¢. No context or items identified.
Sacred Concert Sunday at College Hall Featuring Cathedral Choir
Sunday evening sixth sacred concert under W P Schilling with Rev Miles J McManus Mrs Schilling and multiple choirs and Bauer's orchestra performing Infammatus Stabat Mater Adagla and Fugue and Te Deum in a varied program anchored by Mozart Gounod Wagner and others with Becher and Akermann directing selected pieces and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
W. P. Schilling
St. Peter's Cathedral
Miles J. McManus
Schilling
Junger Maennerchor
St. Mary's Choir
The
Cathedral Choir
Bauer
Ccccseeseeess
Selo
Secsecvecerevnnes Coneses Regslatera
Milea J
McManus
CH. Akermann
Dia Kirchlein
V. BE
Becher Ladies of Cathedral Choir
Hearing Next Tuesday on Abington Turnpike Charter
Assistant City Bollettor David J Davis spoke with the governor's office and learned that a hearing on the protest against issuing a charter to the Abington Boulevard company will be held before the secretary of the commonwealth next Tuesday. City Bollestor Vosburg will represent the city with affidavits to show the charter is a subterfuge to prevent condemnation of the Abington turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Davis
Harrisburg
Abington Boulevard Company
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Speakeasy Crusade Prosecutions Continue Amid Vengeful Threats
Mrs. Rose Kane of 1710 Cedar avenue faced a hearing before Alderman Howe as three defendants were convicted by Mayor Moir and Howe for selling liquor without a license. Patrick Welsh fined 25 for keeping a speakeasy after ex Alderman Morgan’s plea. others discharged or fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kane
Howe
William Jones
Patrick Welsh
Morgan
Behnaif
Moir
Cedar Avenue
Jonh Gibbons
Prohibition Party
Jane
Wayne Avenue
Jones
Adam Legh
South Scranton
Leyshon
Bartell Brewing Company
Edwardsdals
Balt
South
Malin Avenue
Thomas G. Morgan
Welsh
William Vogelstein
Prospect Avenue
John Sharrah
Twenty-second ‘Street
Vogelstein
George Biesel
Mysterious resort patrons tested by undercover agents
An article describes undercover agents in disguises to observe resort crowds. One man appears a typical machinist with dirt and a dinner pail while others imitate hobos. Separately Thomas Thomas of Pittston Avenue was arraigned on keeping a tippling house, fined fifty dollars, later suspended for sixty days due to mitigating circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Thomas Thomas
Pittston Avenue
Alderma Kasson
Keap Ing & Tippling House
Favor Woman's Suffrage at Temperance Union Convention
The convention adopted a forcible resolution endorsing woman suffrage. Mrs. Filla Depue of Green Ridge delivered an eloquent speech stressing women's duty to participate in government and law enforcement, and the resolution was unanimously added to the published resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Filla Depue
Green Ridge
Glyren
Central Market Announces New Proprietor Marvel
W. J. Marvel becomes the new proprietor at Central Market located at the corner of Spruce and Penn He will issue a detailed price list for Friday and Saturday Do not place Sunday dinner orders before Marvel displays poultry game fish oysters fruit and green vegetables in the market’s tables
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Marvel
Central Market
Corner Spruce and
Penn
Marvel
Liver cure advertised at Cushman home in Lackawanna ads
An old advertisement notes Beecham's Pills claim to cure liver complaints at Mrs. Cushman's residence, 324 Lackawanna Avenue, reflecting typical 19th century patent medicine promotion.
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Washington Ave
L.R. D
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Seeneese Vl Dogriesa
Eeesseveeseennsees
Go Cuigrees
S. Sop
Weissenfluh
the Musical Alliance
Loughlin
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Java
Coursen
E. G
Lacka. Ave
Ree
Abington
Waabingtes Ay
W. C. T. WU. Convention
Beecham
Seitz & Co
Guernsey
William Mason
Megson & Hamlin Co
Maxon & Meamlin
Gunster & Forsyth
C.F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Lackawanna Ave
Sruggist
Conrad
Mears Building
Pierce’s Market
Jersey
York State
Michigan
Craters
Maurice River
Rockaways
Dick Rivers
Mil Ponds
Blue Polite
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Goranton
Wilkes-Barre Pa
General Office
Boranton, Fa
Wyoming Ave
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