Multiple Local Visits and Social News from Slaterville Area
Mrs. Clara Barnhart and others visitations and engagements across Mulberry Street Elmira Far view and Archbald are noted. Juror B J Conway returns from Tilt s burg and Miss Edith Amaden comes home from Philadelphia. Charles Schank and Lilian Slunts plan a Washington avenue wedding while George Noyes Rockwell pursues hymn placement in New York City. A Farah Griffin WRC No 8 delegates attend Susquehanna convention as YWCA delegates travel to Harrisburg for state meetings. Jordan's stews promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barnhart
Mulberry Street
Slaterville
Kittle Lonergan
Elmira
N. Y
Loretta Jennings
Farview Avenue
Jennie O'Boyle
Archbald
Agnes Moyles
Gibson Street
Charles Bush
Misa Lillian Bush
Delaware Water Gap
Alisa Mae Trgnsue
Tenth Street
B.J. Conway
Tiltssburg
United States Court
Mies Edith Amaden
Philadelphia
Huallsteal Place
Stanley Mitchell
Binghamton
Charles W. Schank
Lilian Slunts
Washington Avenue
George Noyes Rockwell
New York City
Farah
Griffin Woman's Relief Corps No
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Frank Poole
Enoch Hall
BE. L. Walters
Ed. Hand
J. L. Looms
Fred J. Amsden
Alice Conger
E. HL. Ripple
William Connell
W. P. Kennedy
J. L. Steels
C. B. Derman
L. M. Gates
van Nort
Linn
Dolphin
Stahlheber
Hancock
Adams
Harrisburg
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Men’s Fall Shoes Stock Freshly Arrived
Our store announces new men’s Pall and Winter shoes in stock. The fall line features unprecedented comfort and serviceability with stylish designs for the season.
Bull Dog style calf, enamel and patent leather shoes
Advertising notes the Bull Dog style in calf, enamel and patent leather. Prices are $3.00 and $4.00 with all sizes available.
Scranton Plan to Produce Gas From Culm At Local Plant
Scranton plans an Anthracite Gas Producer Company to extract gas from culm near the Columbus colliery on North Washington Avenue. Inventor J. Gardner Sanderson leads the venture with a self feeding stove design and a plant showing gas generation, storage, and use for engines, heating, and lighting at minimal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington Avenue
Anthracite Gas Producer Company
J. Gardner Sanderson
George Sanderson
Select Council
Sanderson
J. M. Rice
William T. Smith
BE. B. Sturges
Mechanica
Gardner
Argument Court Opens for September Term in Federal Building
A week of argument opens with Judges Archbald Gunster and Edwards on the bench. Common pleas cases progress to Friday and quarter sessions and orphans court hearings follow. Several cases are listed for next argument, while others are settled. Alimony, ownership, and municipal indebtedness issues arise in multiple proceedings, including a divorce case and a quo warranto challenge to a council secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Archbald, Gunster and Edwards
Common Pleas Court
Orphans Court
John W. Raub
W. A. Pearson
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Northern Coal and Tron Company
W. L. Jones
L. M. Jones
Casey & Kelley Brewing Company
John Panke
William Campbell & Co
Fred Reynolds
Swetland Street
J. HW. Torrey
I. Hy
Burns
B. Replogle
Torrey
Lackawanna
Delaware, Lackawonna and Western Railroad Company
Wos
Everett Warren
C. Comegys
Lackauwinna Township
Bellevue Heights
Horn
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Curran
Wiliam Schulmehl
Common Pleas
Schulbmehl
Olyphant Council
Archbald
I. H. Burns
The Brand of Cain at Davis Theater
The Brand of Cain melodrama comes to Davis Theater this afternoon for Scranton Charity benefit. Twin brothers vie for Phyllis Leighton and a feud erupts after a murder attempt in a Spanish diamond chasm with dramatic scenery and a crashing engine house scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Scranton
Board of Associated Charities
Phyllis Leighton
Spain
Notable cast stars in afternoon theater show
Among the clever people in the cast are Paul Scott Iss Allee Snyder Willis G. Marble Mind James A. Heater in the order named. The show this afternoon will begin at 2.30 o'clock. It will be repeated tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Iss Allee Snyder
Willis G. Marble
James A. Heater
Petitions for Appointments Due by Friday Says Judge Archbald
Judge Archbald stated petitions for appointing election officers judges and inspectors must be filed in court by next Friday. If filling a vacancy due to resignation, the petition must include the resignations signed by the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Friay
Gillette Comedy Too Much Johnson at Academy of Music
The Academy of Music presents William Gillette’s Too Much Johnson tonight with a Wall Street broker entangled with a French woman. The production is led by Charles Frohman and features elaborate scenery and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Johnson
Academy of Music
Wall Street
Cuba
Charles Frohman
Philadelphia
Quaker City
William Penn
City Hall
Schuylkill
William Collier
William Penn, Jr
Joseph Coyne
Inez Mecusker
Ruth Springarden
Willaim Penn
Jn’s
Lewis Allen
Tere
Scranton
The
Academy
No. 6 School to be Replaced and New Buildings Planned
Board approves architect Duckworth to design a new eight room No 6 school at cost not to exceed 16 000 per room and buys adjoining lot for 7000 with down payment. Lacey & Son to draft plans for No 2 addition. Smead Wills Co gasoline engine replacement at No 13 for 367 50. additional lot purchase for 400. discussion on other ward needs and night school salaries set. bids for retaining wall at No 10 awarded to Max Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckworth
Board of Control
Jacobs
John A. Duckworth
No. 6
Architecta T. I. Lacey & Son
Smead-Wills Co
Martin Loftus
Milla Boyd
John Gibbons
Scholors
Gibbons
Jennings
Wormser
H. A. Knapp
Hickory Street
Michael McNally
Catherine Lockery
Conrad
Eleventh Ward
River Street
Wormeser
Welsh
Mr. Gibbons
No. 10
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Max Phillips
M. J. Ruddy
Peter T. Mulligan
Peter Stipp
Sykes & Sons
Building Committee
Max Phlips
Demonstration in Frothingham Theater Highlights Protections Fight
Thursday night demonstration in the Frothingham theater caps the local campaign for protection and sound money. Orators include Governor Hastings General Latin Reeder Colonel Hall and Mayor Warwick Philadelphia. Meeting open to Democrats and Republicans. Also advertisement for Davidon Bros auction offering clocks watches diamonds jewelry firearms at bargain prices.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and Odd Potpourri Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy claimed to ease pain and diarrhoea, with a 25 cent price and global distribution. It also promotes laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, a money back guarantee, a gold or silver watch auction at Davidow Bros, and Jordan’s butter cakes with coffee priced at ten cents.
Lamp Sale Opens In Rush With Sample Lamps
A lamp sale opens with a rush featuring sample lamps from Bradley Hubbard Rochester American Miller and more. Prices drop from 35.00 to 3.48 with handsome shades and gold detailing for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bradley & Hubbard
Meriden
Conn
Rochester Lamp Company
New York
American Lamp and Brass Company
Trenton
N. J
Miller Lamp Company
Bradley
Rochester
Neieo Baan
Unprepared Choose Selections Set Aside for Later
Readers note a shift as many undecided voters begin making picks, with selections now being saved for future reference while campaigns adapt. Community members debate timing and implications of holding back decisions until final moments.
Gold Watches At Prices Never Before Heard Of
At the great auction sale of Davidow Bros. gold watches are offered at unprecedented prices. The event showcases an assortment of timepieces appealing to collectors and bargain hunters alike. This sale highlights value across multiple models and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidow Bros
Funeral of Hon. D. M. Jones
Funeral services for Hon. D. M. Jones set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at First Welsh Congregational church on South Main avenue with pastors Rev. Morris Rev. Moffatt and Rev. Jones officiating. Family private service at 1:30 p.m. at the residence 128 South Main. Public viewing today 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Wednesday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 128 South Main. Burial in Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
J. T. Morris
Bellevue
Washburn Street
Bargain Boys 3-Piece Suits For Sale
About 50 heavy weight three piece suits for boys with short pants in sizes 12 to 16 years offered at minimal price. Formerly sold for seven eight and ten dollars, now priced for quick sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chautauqua Books
Chautauqua Monthly
Methodist Church Discipline
Financial School
McKinley
Ridpath
U.S
Webster
General Sherman
General Grant
Mark Twain
Amn
Mrs. Custer
Plains
Chicago Century
Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
Charles D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
Jordan
Spruce Street
Archbald, Gunster and
Edwards
Brand OF Cain
Good Melodrama
Gilmore
Victor Forbert
Trish Wagner
New York Presse
Old Gilmore Band
Victor Herbert
Marie Donavin
Ness Jobltles
the Kodak
Walsh
Barker
Sapere
Kate McGroarty
Demonstra
Frothingham Theater
Local Campaign For
Protec
Governor Hastings
Reeder
Tarry Hall
Npt
Warwick
Davidon Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Keeley
Madison Avenue
Rexford
China Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Florey
Y. MA. C
Thiele
School of Music
Katharine Thiele
Ernest Thiele
Scharwenka Conservatory
Mr Thiele
Herr Kopff
A. E. Rogers
Hetlers
Northern Steamship Company
Joel Stentashtipa
Northwest
Northland
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackinac
Foo
Duluth
Western Points
Great Northern Railway
Minneala
St. Paul
Great Falls
Helena
Putte
Spokane
Paelfle
Portland
Prorer
Lack
Hunt & Connell CO
Aylesworth’s
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