Local Residents and Visitors Parade Through City
Miss Jentile Lally of New York visits her parents on Mary street. Attorney John J. Paurrell of Schenectady attends city business. Miss Mary Brainard of Green Ridge plans an extended visit to St Louis. Walker returns to Station Inland New York after a visit. Mrs Meeteuwfe of Jilekwon avenue Wooflouge represents Kellar in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jentile Lally
New York City
Mary Street
John J. Paurrell
Schenectady
N.Y
Jeg Biciness
Mary Brainard
Green Ridge
Wil Gall
New York
St. Louis
Migs Loulen
Walker
Tindine
Station Inland
Meétewlfe
Jilekwon Avenue
Wooflouge
Kellar
Eonmett
Archbald
John R Jones
Commonwealth
John T. Martin
P. C. Christ
St. Mary's
Anabetta
Helen Kinig
Philadelphia
Bishop
Miller Block
Cedar Avenue
River and
Hickory Streets
St. Mary's Church
Father Christ
W .B. Duggan
Scranton
Helen
Anabella
Tribune promotes winter bargains and auctions in Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Tribune highlights its newspaper columns as a path to knowledge of bargains in the region. It notes Davidow Brothers free auction sale and urges readers to attend rain or shine. A health ad for Jaxative Bromo Quinine promises cure in one day with refund if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pennsylvania
All Druggista
Ladies Box Calf Shoes Debut For Fall And Winter
Local store introduces Ladies Box Calf Shoes in lace and button styles with heavy soles. The lightweight material resists water and rubbers, features a new comfortable toe, and comes in extra high lace for skating. Full line also offered for misses and children in all sizes.
Conference Begins for Wilkes-Barre Lutheran Ministers
The semi annual Lutheran ministers conference for Lackawanna, Luzerne and Carbon counties opened at a Zion church in Wilkes-Barre last night with Rev. Lindenstruth presiding. Sessions today run 9 to noon with afternoon meetings and evening services across city churches. The program includes reports, officer elections tomorrow, and sermons by visiting pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes- Harre
Milling Avenue
Lackawanna
Lugerne
Carbon
Monroe
Zion Congregation
L. Lindenstruth
Mauch Chunk
J. O. Schlenker
Hagleton
T. Holter
Cedar Avenue
W. C. Fegley
Layretev
Ettwein
Pittston
A. A. Ebert
Audenried
B. T. Ritter
C.J. Cooper
Allentown
Muhl
Iizelman
Healy Trinity Church
Adaing Avenue
EB. Ll. Miller
EL FL Ritter
J. A. Kutler
Alon Church
Zizelman
Mr. Stearns
Linderstre
Petersburg Church
Mr. Handolph
Min Frabert
Wilkes-Barre
Corse Payton and Company Open Week at Academy of Music
Corse Payton and his company opened a week at the Academy of Music last night amid bad weather. The Parisian Princess featured stylized stage methods and lively comedy with singing and dancing. The supporting cast included Etta Mees Minnie Stanley Charles Mortimer Will in Howatt and Charles H. McCreary. A stereoptician exhibit helped relieve intermission dullness. Matinee this week with Camille planned. Tonight Galley Slave by Bartley Campbell to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge Payton
Academy of Muse
Audiene
Payton
Mike “Hamlet
Asia
Mr. Payton
Etta Mees
Minnie Stanley
Charles Mortimer
Willin Howatt
Charles HH
McCreary
Onight
Camille
Bartley Campbell
Bergmanns Swiss Village Exhibition At Lackawanna Ave
Bergmanns Wonderful Swiss Village, an automatic motion exhibit by Joseph Bergmann, is on display at 400 Lackawanna Avenue in Scranton for a few days. The show features self powered, life like movements and a linked Professor Berger Exposition, drawing crowds of locals to witness the marvels of engineered animation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Joseph Bergmann
Berger
Scranton
Excelsior at Davis Theater Inspires New Spectacle
Ed F Rich produces Excelsior a spectacle travesty at Davis Theater yesterday. The Switzerland opening showcases the company’s pretty costumes and a wealth of dresses. Birth of the Rose and Horse dances are new and refreshing with notable scenic effects. Little Quigg and Big Fred Fish deliver standout matinee performances along with several dance solos and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theatre
F. Rich
Switzerland
Little Quigg
Big Fred Fish
Excelsior Show Repeats Tuesday Afternoon and Evening
Carte Rudolph the Excelsior acts as introducer for a number of dy kie pictures. The show featured a pleasing tableau with fine electrical effects and will be repeated Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carte Rudolph
Dykie
Golf at the Country Club Sets Two Team Match
A team match of eight men from Wyoming Valley county club Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Country club is set for October 24 at the Country club grounds. Scranton benefits from Coach Tom Rendelow of New York as they prepare for the match. a return encounter is planned at Wyoming County Golf club grounds on an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Valley County Club
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Country Club
Scranton
Tom” Rendelow
New York
Essex Country Golf Club
Board of Control Approves School Staff and Repairs
The board adopts recommendations from the teachers committee appointing staff at several schools, approves the No. 2 building contract, raises janitor wages for No. 34, and funds a fire-escape for No. 26. It votes bids for a retaining wall at No. 10 and considers remodeling No. 78. The payroll for September totals 15 450.28 with teachers substitutes and janitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Miss Conner
Hawker
Elizabeth Williams
Rose Meehan
Eliza Lewie
Mary Harris
Miss Maud Powers
South Side
Williams
Mra
W. A. Williams
Scranton Tron Fence Company
Jennings
Peck Lumber Company
Peck Lumber Company To Build the Retaining Wall At No. 10
Gibbons
Barker
Gibbons Ade
Miss Sykes
Welsh
C. TB
Dor Man
Enterprise
Patriotic Order Sons of American
Royal Arcanum
West Side
Fourteenth Ward
Maclives
Weight Dismisses Embezzlement Charge Against Merchant
Alderman Weight yesterday dismissed the embezzlement charge against Commission Merchant A. S. Cleveland, brought by shipper Frank McDermott of Phillipsburg, N. J. The case hinged on a disputed account over 2200 in proceeds from apple shipments. The prosecutor's claim proved unfounded. a settlement followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Weight
A. S. Cleveland
Frank McDermott
Phillipsburg
N. J
Cleveland
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
Morton Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints with severe swelling. After eight doctors gave no help, Mystic Cure for Rheumatism provided immediate relief and she walked in three days, Morton Hill says it saved her life. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, Scranton, 418 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Scranton
Lackawanne Avenue
Court Hears Defendants in Local Assault and Gun Case
The prosecutor led the proceedings as the defense lacked counsel for one defendant. Attorney James J. O Malley secured an acquittal with Mrs Richardson bearing about two thirds of the costs. In the Bob Davis case charged with carrying concealed weapons and pointing a pistol, the jury found not guilty and the county bore the costs. Martin Cunningham failed to appear to prosecute the assault and battery case against James Jennings, resulting in a not guilty verdict with Cunningham taxed for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Emnig
Anabella
Martin
Commonwealth
Jones
Archibald
Cunningham
Frothingham to Host a Star Specialty Tour
Hopkins Trans Oceanic Star Specialty company brings a single Frothingham showing headlined by European acts. Rosin Rendell and Carroll Johnson join the program along with Juno Salmo and Horace Benners. The Daly troupe and Ada Behan are sought. The Heart of the Storm company has disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Trans-Oceanic Star Specialty Company
Frothingham
Europé
Rosie Rendell
Palace Theatre
London
Carroll Johnson
Nawns
Juno Salmo
Folles Bergere
Paris
Horace Benners
The
Empire
Ada Behan
Daly Company
Mall Mission Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The McAll Mission group held a sparsely attended meeting at the First Presbyterian Church due to rain. They planned a public gathering in November with Dr. Woods of Germantown to speak on his France field work. Mrs. Kate Price, society president, read letters detailing progress in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAll
First Presbyterian Church
Woods
Germantown
France
Kate Price
Paris
Noted Orators Parade at Grand Republican Meeting
Three top speakers surpassing Smith Hoyt and Woodmansees will address next Thursday evening at the Frothingham theater in a public Republican meeting open to all voters. The event promises lively discourse and broad participation for the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Russia
James H. Hoyt
Cleveland
D. D. Woodmansee
Republican National League
Club
Merchants Offer Deep Cash Discounts This Week
Local merchants promote cash discounts during election week with promises of unusually low prices. They claim last week’s sales were the greatest in the building and expect even bigger bargains this week.
Lamps on sale for gold finish center draft lamps
A dark room shows lighting options with two hundred lamps priced from $1 to $40. The ad highlights Brad ley and Hubbard making center draft lamps in gold finish, 26 inches high with 18 inch silk shade. A lamp at $4 and $1.85 price points are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley and Hubbard
Rings Got a Bargain Lot of Solid Gold Jewelry
A dealer offers a bargain lot described as solid gold with real pearls and colored stones, priced at one dollar per weight unit. The listing emphasizes value for the price and quality materials.
Rogers spoons discounted in sale for sixty cents a set
A local shop advertises Rogers spoons at 60 cents per set, noting each spoon bears Rogers’ name and that the quality remains intact despite an unseen scratch. The deal offers a substantial reduction from a dollar and seventy-five cents per set.
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Bible Society
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Charles D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
Davidow Brothers’ Freet Auction Sale
Davidow Tiros
Zion Church
Lutheran Ministers
Zionw Church
Mr. Lindenstroth
Ference
Corse Payton and Company
Academy
Bergmann
Davis’ Theater
Wilkes- Barre
Mr. Tacos
Jacobs
Davis
Duckworth
Thirteenth Ward
Building Committee
Mitchell
Howell
Alderman Wright
Emmett A. Bishop
Lishop
Crred
Sisters of St
Tio
Oscar Helreiel
Finig
MR. Martin
William Wall
Louis B. Ayers
Schultyville
Margaret Ann Schoonover
Catherine A
Richard
Dr. Woods
Charles Emory Smith, James H
Grand Republican
Davidow Bros
Fannie Newcomer
Bells Landing
Hood
Jordan
Beecham
Rexford’ S
Lacka. Ave
Jesse Eget Sas
Seraten
White
China
Jardinieres
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
VNIHO
ILIHM
School For
Alfred Pennington
Guilmont
Ehrlich
Berlin
Katherine Timberman
Madame Marchesi
Thiele
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopff
Welsbach
Washington
Clothiers, Hatters, & Furishers
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Sound Money
Grand Wass
Central Republican Club
Bauer
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