Two Taylorites Found Sleeping on City Sidewalk
The Lowry brothers of Taylor were found sleeping on Lackawanna avenue in front of Green's pawn shop by Patrolman Reese Jones around 2 am. After a tip, they wandered down the street and were later found asleep again on a corner, seized by police and placed in the patrol wagon for transport to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry Brothers
Taylor
Reese Jones
Green's
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackiwanna
Franklin Avenues
Morpheus
Lecture at Scranton Business College by James J. H. Hamilton
James J. H. Hamilton esq lecturer on Commercial Law at Scranton Business College will lecture this afternoon before students and attending teachers. The invitation welcomes all who care to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. H. Hamilton
The
Scranton Business College
Box Calf Shoes For Ladies And Children
Survey of fall and winter footwear introduces Box Calf shoes in lace and button styles with heavy soles. Lightweight material resists wear, avoids rubbers, and features a comfortable new toe. Available in extra high skating models and a full line for misses and children in all sizes.
County Teachers Institute Elects Officers After Busy Session
The County Teachers Institute held sessions at the YMC A hall with lectures by Redway Holbrook Bible and others. Officers were elected led by President William Repp Old Forge and Secretary J J O Malley Olphant as the closing program included talks on pedagogy and reading for profit.
Directors Meet of Lackawanna Liberators Association
The fourth annual meeting of the Lackawanna County Liberators Association was held yesterday in a Young Men's Christian Association parlor. President John W. Cure chaired the session and opened at 10 a.m. with remarks on improving schools. Dr Moses argued salaries should reflect experience and proven efficiency, and pupil engagement. Commissioners Coughlin Taylor Stone Morgan debated papers and discussed new school laws and the need for strict enforcement of compulsion and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Houser
Dunmore
Taylor
Young Men's Christian Association
Cogswell
Redwoay
Prfessor Lloyd
Priceburg
Mara Te Pritt
Ste Saibel
Redway
New York
Seaboard
Great Lakes
Great West
Mohawk River
Institute
Buffalo
County Teachers’ Institute
Lackawanna County Libertors’ Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
John W. Cure
Greenfield
Moses
Spring Brook
Coughlin
Wilkes- Harre
J. J. Stone
Waverly
William H. Morgan
Dickson City
Cough
Prof Byron W King Impresses County Teachers at Y M C A Hall
Prof Byron W King entertained a large county teachers audience at the Y M C A hall last evening. His recitations included Riley poems and Shakespeare, with humor and dignity, concluding with the Ben Hur chariot race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W. King
Shakespeare
William
James Whitcomb Riley
Ben Hur
Mrs Van Dyke Injured by Train Near Scranton
Mrs. Sarah Jane Van Dyke aged 57 was struck by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western passenger train on the Bloomsburg division near Carlucci's stone works. She is in a dangerous condition at Lackawanna hospital with a broken left shoulder blade and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane van Dyke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Bloomsburg
Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Carlucci
Stone Works
Eerosaf
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
van Dyke
George Blaine
South Highth Street
Personal mentions and social notes from Scranton area
Miscellaneous society items recount visits and travel among Scranton residents and neighbors. George Eynon returns from New York trip. James Mowiderly visits from Carbondale. multiple locals on correspondents’ lists attend events in Pittston and New York. weddings and engagements noted with plans in Pittsburgh and local hosts. a large Scranton party attends a Kirmess in Carbondale. a meeting of YMT directors in Pittsburgh led by Mr Gileran and Mr Donahoe. an Adams avenue resident marries Sara Hird Crouch in Pittsburgh. Davidow Brothers jewelers advertise an ongoing auction sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eynon
New York City
James Mowiderly
Carbondale
Secranton
Aire, Morris
Madison Avenue
New York
Mise Irene Kain
Green Ridge
Pittston
Daniel Merrill
Monrin
A. J. Casey
Jefferson Avenue
Miurgberg
Mea
HL Miller
Mire
J W. Bailes
Harford
Susquehanna County
Younes Men
Trentitute
Gileran
Aid
Donahoe
Lo. Finch
Adams Avenue
Peckville
Sara Hird Crouch
A. Des
Pittsburg
Slater
Mr. Crouch
Crouch & Beatty
Mears’ Building Shoe
Erc
Addie Avenue
Connolly Pleads Guilty in Brother’s Theft Case
William Connolly admitted stealing money from his brother John Connolly and was fined one dollar, ordered to restore the sum stolen, and serve three months in the county jail. Riot verdicts, forfeited bail, and multiple trials crowded the criminal court docket before Judge Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Annie Harwin
Mundell
Fred Kellerman
Pittston Avenue
Archbald
John KR. Jones
Commonwealth
George 8. Horn
Mra
Sarah Holand
Kellerman
John
Bolands
Kellermans
Alder Street
Holand
Wif
Peter Kellerman
Maggie Conway
William Commoltly
North End
John Connolly
Lila
Archbold
Lawrence Semenso
Throop
Mary Jane Wassa
Jones
John T. Martin
Semenzo
David Williams
Cornelius Mortiannis
Magician Kellar Reassembles Wife After Dissolution Show
The illusionist Kellar conducts a routine where his wife dissolves into air at his cue and is later collected as fragments and reassembled. Seven stage illusions headline the program, each prouder than the last.
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Kellar
Company G Wins Second Prize in Dickson City Match
The final shot at 600 yards decided the tie between Companies D and G with Company G of Montrose winning by fourteen points. Company A already secured the first prize. At 6 0 last evening the winners were entertained at Hotel Jermyn with Col. Watres Col. Coursen Major Bernard and others.
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Dickson City
Company D
Company G
Montrose
Company A
A and G
Hotel Jermyn
Watres
Coursen
Bernard
HH. B. Cox
Rithe Practics
Jessup
Real
Wotll
Pittston Merchant Identifies Goods in Bellevue Drift Satchel
Pittston clothier M. Kowalski, robbed last week by a Bellevue headliner, identified the goods found in the satchel recovered in the Bellevue drift Saturday morning. The satchel is not his property and is thought to have been taken from a pack peddler, given the straps’ arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kowalski
Pittston
Bellevue
Ehlest
Readers thank neighbors after death of child
A note from Mr and Mrs De W Hawley and AB Wheeler avenue Ix Not a Candidate clarifies no run for school controller in the Thirteenth ward and thanks friends for support after their son Andrew's death. Other items mention an auction sale of unredeemed pledges at Davidow Bros and advertise Beecham's pills and Jordan's stews.
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the Tribune
Andrew
de W. Hawley
Wheeler Avenue
Green Ridge
CL BB. Gardner
Scranton
Davidow Broz
Lackawanna Avenue
Rexford’s Jewelry Sale Extends Two More Days
Rain and storm fail to deter shoppers as Rexford’s continues two day sale with yesterday’s prices. New items include black enamel clocks for 4.90 with a free bronze figure, and quadruple plate tea sets and dishes priced at 1.95. A large selection of lamps priced between two and ten dollars completes the offering.
Frothingham to Showcase European and Native Vaudeville Acts
Hoping Trans-Greene special is top draw Frothingham offers four European specialties plus native acts and the new Kinematograph in Scranton. Carroll Johnson headlines vaudeville in his first decade. The next day a large staging of Maele Tom's Cabin with Stowe’s company performs the classic to evening and matinee audiences at set prices.
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Frothingham
Preventin
Scranton
New York
Carroll Johnson
China bargains to surprise buyers next week
A local sale offers gentlemen watch chains worth one to two dollars at seventy five cents with all sold promptly. The buyer is in New York pursuing more China bargains and promises a surprising new lot next week.
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New York
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Bible Society
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Will CO
Charles C. Shumway
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
Hood
Fannie Newcomer
Bells Landing
Davidow Bros
Schmmk& Spencer
Annual Meeting OF Directors
Y. M
George Bible
Holbrook
Professor Bibles Talk
Stroudsburg Normal School
Houser
Jin
Free Library Law
R Richards
William Repp
Old Forge
J. P. Moore
Jefferson
O. KE. Hallstead
Benton
J. J. O'Malley
Olyphant
F. L. Carr
Elmhurst
I Wage
la Plume
John L. Stone
KR. Heber Holbrook
George P. Bible
Richards
Lloyd
Wage
la Prime
J. G. Cobb
Join Gonzales
Ko Swarts
Macdivoh
James McDade
Roaring Brook
W.C. Burke
MJ. Horan
G. G Gtnley
J. Swift
J Et Brown
W. Ro Wilkon
Henry Myers
Thomas Priew
J. J. Barnet
McAndrew
Archibald
Thomas Quinn
Carbomdale
O. FE. Mullstead
Thomas King
Lackawanna
Thomas Donnelly
Snyder
Upcombelti
Noa Davis
Gren Grove
OP Rourke
Archabalds J. 7
Winton
Thomas Nealon
Olypus WO Morgan
James Caveill
John Miller
Reese Davis
William Parris
Dickson Horough
M.C. A. Tall
Mrs. van Dyke
John Boland
William Connolly
Max Koehler
James Sheridan
Jacob Felt
Mr. Jones
A. A. Chase
Mr. Felt
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Crossing
Fourth Street
Sheridan
Sweeney Tesrified
Sibley
Edward Mundell
D. RR. Thomas
West Side
John F. Serage
Nathan Vidaver
Mr. Thomas
Thomas
Louis Eppstein
George Harris
W. Hy. Lewis
Scrazy
David BK
Nicholas
Harris
Pred Haefner
Mary Tice
White
China
Jardinieres
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
Company
Dickson City Range
VNIHO
ILIHM
McGarrah
Jordan
King of
Pills
I Beecham
Beecham
Florey
Wyoming Avenue
Y. Mf
Thiele
Ars
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Herr Kopff
Siguibgage
Welsbach
the Gas Appliance CO
E. Robinson's Sons
Academy of Music
Aylesworth’s
Lacka. Ave
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Hunt & Connell
Northern Steamship Company
Northwest
Northland
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackinac
Sc Duluth
Western Points
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Great Falls
Helena
Putte
Spokane
Pacific
Portland
Spokans
Lapayette
Lake Minnetonka
A. & Heard
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