City notes auditing committee meets Monday night
A meeting of the auditing committee of contests is planned for Monday night at the Round Table Club. The Principal's Round Table Club will meet at the high school Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. St Luke's Industrial School opens today at 2 PM in the newly equipped rooms. applicants should be punctual. The funeral of Edward O Malloy, died Thursday from an electrical shock, will be held tomorrow afternoon with interment in Carbondale. The Northeastern Pennsylvania Corn Alumni Association held a meeting at Brooks Coat Company offices. no action on banquet yet. Delaware and Hudson Company and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company paid employees at multiple mines yesterday and Thursday. Mrs L G LaBare wins Lake Erie bass championship with a 6 pound fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
St. Luke's Industral School
Welock
Beutiful
Edward O Malloy
Carbondale
Delaware
Hadson Traip
Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania
Brooks Coat Company
Tradera’ Bank
City councils to meet over South Side sewer crisis
Mayor Moir calls joint session Monday to resolve funding impasse delaying the South Side sewer. Contractor Koons threatens to abandon work as he cannot pay his men, with city officials including J H Burns and City Solicitor Vosburg seeking a path to complete construction. The plan includes seeking permission to confess judgment to secure funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Coons
South Side
Koons
J. H. Burns
Vosburg
Shire of the South
Talk on the Philippines at the Young Men's Christian Association
J I Teasdale, recently of Portland and a former L S A volunteer, spoke at YMCA on his Philippines experiences. He praised Honolulu, described Manila, Dewey, Lawton, and Funston, and recounted first shot by Second Nebraska sentry William Grayson. The talk critiqued US motives, noted Filipino troops’ reactions, and closed with plans for semi monthly lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
J. I. Teasdale
Portland
Oregon
Second
Oregon Volunteers
Young Men's Christian Association
Matty
Honolulu
Manila
Dewey
Womin
Montejo
Teasdale
Lawton
Fight
Funston
Kaneas
Regania
United States
Teasdile
General Ouis
alWaye Salue
Steing Real
Nebraska
William Grayson
Mr. Teasdale
New Orange News Notes Show Factory Take Shape
Plans for Gardam and Son factory progress with brick two story building 256 feet long on factory block 2 across from the current site. Max Ernst advances preparations while Singer machines and Mestel motors arrive. Telegraph line poles are in place and Western Union telegraph station planned. Belt Line extension reaches Aldene for direct CNJ connections. Monthly rent noted for steam heating and plumbing service at 241 Wyoming Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Gardam & Son
Max Ernet
New Oatange Industrial Association
Broadway
Newark
Max Ernst
Eixty
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Elizabeth
Mestel Company
New York
New Orange
Western Union Telegraph Company
Closing Session at Philadelphia Missionary Convention
The Philadelphia Branch of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a closing session at Finn Park church. Delegates praised city facilities and hospitality as resolutions thanked hosts, officials, and entertainers. Many delegates departed for Philadelphia by 2:18 PM after a well organized event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim Park Church
Philadelphia
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Finn Park Church
Green Ridge
Philadelpha
McCulloch
Ths
Twentieth Century Fund
G. K. Powell
Wil
Darre
Foss
R. H. Matlack
Wilmington
Goers Pinkham Letters Highlight Female Health Aid
A letter from Mae Carpenter of Brooklyn praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing lifelong female weakness and dizziness. The document notes over eighty thousand similar letters received in 1897 and thanks the press and branch workers for support and fundraising efforts.
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Farexp
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mae
C. Carpenter
Grand St
Brooklyn
A. d
State Bankers Convention to Convene in Scranton
October 19 and 20 will see the Pennsylvania Bankers Association arrive for its fifth annual convention in Scranton. Prominent financiers including ex-Secretary Fairchild attend, with a full program of addresses, elections, and a Scranton club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Pennsylvanian Bankerae ® Association
Treasury
Fairchild
Scranton Club
F. L. Phillips
Scranton
William H. Peck
Shepherd A Ayars
William Hackett
Faston
R. Shumaker
Huntingdon
D. &. Kloss
Yrone
Isaac Post
H. C. Shafer
C W. Gunster
A. B. Eynon
A. H. Christy
Shepherd Agare
H. G. Dunham
Charles E. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
James Moir
William Connell
Third National Bank
Charles A. Kunkel
Harrisburg
Council of Administration
Kloss
Tyrone
John J. Foulkrod
Philadelphia
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
the Treasury and the Currency
Elmharet Boulevard
Lake Scranton
C. M. Giffin
Charlies
New York Security and Trust Company
Arep
Thomas J. Powers
Banking Department of Pennsylvania
American Bankers’ Association
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promised for Children
The advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy used for fifty years by millions of mothers. It claims to ease stomach pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhea, available from druggists worldwide for twelve cents per bottle.
Parade Planned by Scranton Catholic Societies Next Tuesday
Grand Marshal P F McCoy issues order for a Catholic Total Abstinence Union parade here next Tuesday in honor of Rev Theobold Mathew founder of the Father Mathew movement. Three to four thousand men and boys are expected in line with thousands more as spectators. A post parade picnic will be held at Central Park Garden by St Peters society of Belle Vue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Diocesan Union
P. F. McCoy
Central Park Garden
P. FF. McCoy
Catholic Total Abstinence Minion
Scranton
Theobold Mathew
Father Mathew
Michael McLaughlin
James Gaffeny
Michael O'Malley
Michael Ratchford
William Conrey
Knights of
Archbald
Union
Father Mathews
Carbondale
Thomas A. Donahor
J. J. Sweeney
M. Battle
St. Leo's Battalion
Dunmore
St. Johns
Pine Brook
St. Pauls
Green Ridge
St. Josephs
Minnooka
St. Mary's
Providence
St. Aloysius
South Scranton
St. Patricks
St. Patrick's Cadets
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
Father Whittus
St. Peters
St. Peter's
Aldes
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry
Vine Street
Wyoming
Grand Marshal Headquarters
College
Spruce
Frankin
Franklin
Lackawanna
Jefferson
Olive
Adams
Washington
Gibson
Societiea
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Walter McNicholas
Alf
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses in Several Towns
Clinton Hodglin of Dunmore and Charlotte Jones. Beranton Joseph Dackas and Annie Krelchekurma of Forest City. Stephen Mogorowsky and Victoria Skezweka of Priceburg are listed as marriage license entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hodglin
Dunmore Charlotte Jones
Beranton
Joseph Dackas
Eeeee
Forest City
Annie Krelchekurma
Stephen Mogorowsky
Priceburg
Victoria Skezweka
Court House News Notes
A two weeks term of criminal court ends Monday. An appeal for a new trial in George Rorick vs Park Policeman McManaman is noted. John O Jenkins vs Rushbrook Cowl company 9 rule granted to file declaration within 15 days. otherwise judgment of non pros. will be entered. Edward Lee vs Der. W. T. AL Bell heard. plaintiff seeks 157.4 on note. verdict for plaintiff with interest. Frank Lameroaux charged with receiving stolen goods held in $100 bail. Patrick McGintey held in $500 bail. John Muldowtey bondsman. Mary Huchta becomes security for Tony Der boh on charge of making threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rorick
Park
McManaman
John O. Jenkins
Rushbrook Cowl Company
Edward
Lee
der. W. T. AL Bell
Archbald
Prank Lameraux
Lameraux
Patrick McGintey
John Muldowtey
Bendeman
Mary Huchta
Tony Derboh
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Knabe, Vose, Ludwig, Briggs Pianos
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Per
Quart
Lagkawanya Dar CO
Avene Dam
A. A. Lindabury
Viscasis Oy
Iltv
Connell Maliding
South Main Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
Lacka. Ave
Huntington's Bakery
Masonic Templa
Parke
Europe
H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Postoflice
Abe
Contestsa
Court House Square
Edward Shark
Mount Jesu
Lackawanna Hospital
Judge
Pelican Athletic Club
Ray Tudge
James Judge
City
Billy Hun- Trahan
George Franklin
Jim Burke
Delaware and Huilson Company
Olyphant No. 2
Eddy Creek
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Blony Hawpton
Pyne
Taylor and Holden
Btorre
L. G. LaBare
Lake Arie
Lake
Ariel
NEW Orange News Notes
New City of Homes and Industry
F. & M. T. Howley
Elm Park
Shawtealkl
Shickshinry
Pensylvania
A.J. Ege
Pennsylvania Methodist
Rendall
Northern Christian Advocate
Aire
T. K. Wilkenson
Vittahure Christian Advocate
D. W. Gordon
Misa Thoburn
Baldwin
Pinkham, Lynn, Wass
Mes. Finkbam
the Century Fund
Nature
Ayer
United
John F. McGroarty
Kingston
Timothy ‘.Tai
Michael Cullen
Staul's
Wilkes-Barre
East End
Ashley
St Aloysius
Avoca
St. Mary’s
Young Men's C
T. A. BK
Sugar Notch
St. Gabriel's
Hazleton
Harlelich
St. Francis
Nanticoke
St. Francis Cadets
Plaines
Plains
St. Vincents
Plymouth
Grand Tunnel
Parsons
St. Dominick's
Eckley
St. Ann's Pioneer Corps
Freeland
I. J. Meehan
Jermyn
Frank McLain
William Sullivan
St. John’s Cadets
St. Agnes Pioneer Corps
Knights of Father Mathew
St. Rose's
St.Patrick's
St. James
St. Peter's Society of
Bellevine
Court House News Notes
Haviland & Co
China Wall
Mears Building
Washington Ave
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes Barre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
Junge 14
Baltimore
Bronson & Tallman
Dr. Jaros
Young's Hats
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