Brilliant fall series planned for St Luke's Summer Home
The Men s Guild of St Luke s parish announces five entertainments this fall and winter to benefit St Luke s Summer Home for Women and Children. Features include General John B Gordon Fred Emerson Brooks Willis Dudley Dr Edson and Hoyt L Canary with talks and humorous performances designed to appeal to broad audiences and raise funds despite slim profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceranton
St. Luke's Parish
Bt Luke
Arateing
John B. Gordon
Fred Emerson Brooks
Willis EK
Dudley
Edson
Hoyt L. Canary
Gordon
Beranton
Kriathin Association
General Gordon Ogain
Fred Emerson Drogks
California
Drew
Dent McKinley
Chauntey M. De~pew
John Sherman
Willis
Caesar
United States Navy
Spain
Ban. Hage
Kdnon
St. Hoyt L. Canary
Unprecedented sale pace for Woret Park Jots continues
Locally brisk sale of Woret Park Jots proceeds rapidly due to the prime location and easy terms. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the plot at their earliest convenience with terms obtainable at the plot office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woret Park
Noes
Excursion to Binghamton Planned by Home for the Friendlies
The Home for the Friendlies, via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western rail road, schedules an excursion to Binghamton on September 14. Tickets cost one dollar, down from two, with proceeds aiding winter bread and butter funds. Tickets are on sale today, and public support is urged to help meet urgent charity needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Binghamton
Scranton
Round Woods Tract Promises Fine Scranton Home Sites
Real estate offers in Scranton feature the Round Woods Tract and nearby tracts with many lots from $20 to $1000. The development includes a boulevard through South Main Avenue, graded streets, and 95 acres of prime residential land. W. W. Watson plans continual improvements, a sale office on site, and a September discount, urging buyers to inspect the tract before choosing elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Round Woods
Beranton Bonnabend Journal
Routh Main Avenue
Lne
Dartmouth Street
Vermont College
Bryn Mawr Street
Philadelphia Ladies’ College
Van
Traders’ National Bank
Do Sales
Miles
Parrott
First National Bank
W. W. Wataen
Lota
Tila Fall
Tle Wolls
Watson
Plains
Scranton Business College Notes and Employment Updates
Over open May and evening the college notes recall opening day and September dates. Seventeen names added to the roster since August 10th. Fifteen students now employed by Th. L. W. Tattriad company. On Thursday a young man able to do both bookkeeping and typewriting work is to fill a railroad position in another town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Th. L. & W. Tattriad Company
Mrs King Reveals Past and Future at Adams Avenue Office
Mrs King outlines personal history and future plans at her Adams Avenue office daily from 9 to 6, with a note of limited engagement through September 16. The event references a faction, business topics, and domestic affairs in a broad community program.
Warranted Syrup of Tar refund pledge in 19th century note
A brief, somewhat archaic notice pledges to refund money on Groone's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough. It mentions sending a Zeeonk bottle as proof and is signed by Donahue and others in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Donahue
Rankon
West End Wheelmen Meet Draws Top Cyclists
The ninth annual grand circuit meet at West Side park Wilkes-Barre showcased leading riders like Kiser and Cooper. Miller dominated the day with speed in six day and endurance feats while the motor cycle paced event between Miller and Caldwell drew crowds. Cooper failed to place in the mile championship as the crowd watched the new National Cycling Association event debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat End
National Cycling Association
Kiser
West End
West Side Park
Wilkes-Harre
Miller
Henry Caldwell
Boston
Alexander
Tommy Cooper
Caliwell
Mortons
Eaton
Fisher
Frank L. Kramer
New York
George H. Collett
New Haven
Indianandlia
Elmer J. Willman
Tussell H. Pohl
Wilkes-Turre
Pohl
Wilkes-Iarre
Hart
Brown
Orlando Stevens
Downing
Will Sims
McFarland
Cooper
Walthour
George Kramer
TJ Freeman
Stevens
Kimble
Newhouse
John T. Fisher
Mayo
Babcock
Fred Sims
McParland
Waithour
River
Kramer
Zurbrick
Lake
Collett
Caldwell
Clinss
Firet
Hardy Downing
Charles Hadfield
William Simms
Frank Kramer
G. H. Collatt
Ae Eg. J. Willman
W. Zurbrick
J. H. Lake
A. Gaffney
A. Brown
W. H. Cronaghn
William Sims
Hardy Down Ing
F. A. McFarland
Bob Walthour
Tom Cooper
Tame
Earl Kiser
Owen Kimble
John F. Fisher
A. L. Newhoure
DD Stevens
Farl Kleer
J. Bl. Fisher
Frank l L. Kramer
Warren Zurbrick
John R. Lake
Croughn
Marty Cauldwell
Tra
Charles W. Miller
Record of 1900s cycling and motor meet results
The article details a MIL CHAMPIONSHIP with Collett and Zurbrick defeating Champion Kramer in a sprint 1 07. It lists heats for one mile and five mile races, motor-cycle events, prizes, and notes a large expected crowd for today’s events with many top riders and machines mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond
Crouehn
Collett
Zurbrick
Kramer
Athletic Carnival at the Labor Day Park Event
The Labor Day athletic carnival at Bow Ball Park features bouts Jimmy Judge versus Paddy German for twenty rounds and races including Harry Strone’s horseless carriage versus a Wilkes-Barre bicycle expert. The Conservatory resumes Monday with Prof. J Alfred Wennington in charge official hours posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Ball Park
Jimmy Judge
Paddy German
Brranton
Harry Strone
Blevellet
Wilkes-Barre
Republican County Convention Notice and Primary Election Details
A notice from the Republican County Committee announces the county convention for September 2 at 2 p m in the Scranton courthouse to select candidates and conduct other business. Primary elections for vigilance committees are set for September 23 from 4 to 7 p m with three qualified persons to be chosen. candidates must file fees by September 1 to appear on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Howee
Scranton
Vinilance
Baturdiv
Pri
Mary
BK. N. Willard
J. B. Watkins
G&c
Formation of Labor Day Parade in City Largest Ever
Arrangements for the Labor Day parade next Monday are complete with sixty three unions and seventeen bands. A grand picnic at Laurel Hill Park will feature speakers from prominent labor leaders and a Central Labor Union meeting tomorrow to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill Park
Central Labor Union
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Vine Street
Vine and
Wyoming
Vine
Washington Avenue
Carpenters’ Hall
D. Plaherty
William Fitzsimmons
James P. Maloney
P. J. Bolton
W. Baxter
W. J. O'Connell
Wyombe
Lackawanna
Wiehth Street
Jefferson
Olive
Madison
Pine
Central Labor Union and
Mullding Trades’ Council
John Tt. Partons
Knighta of Labor
Benjamin James
United Mine Workers
Peter J. Holton
Offer
FF Jd
Hammis
Carpenters Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Rand and Drum Corps
Forest City
Wandling
Simpson. Bani
Archbald
Eynon
Hand
Jessup
Olyphant
Scranton
Dunmore
Moreeshoens
Carriage and Wagonworkers
Cirrmakere Uinio
Scranton College of Music Opens with Public Classes
Scranton College of Music at 520 Spruce Street announces opening day September 11 1890. Pupils enter grammar intermediate and primary grades in first week without permits. others require superintendent approval. Entrance exams for the Freedman class are set for September 6 at 0 50 am. Grammar A examinations for high averages held September 7 at 2 20 am. Haydn Evans director. Additional notes list pipe organ, faculty, and an excursion to Heart Lake September 3 by Lackawanna Railroad priced 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graminar
Thiplis
Hirhe
George Howell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Munsey
the McClure
The
Review of Reviews
Century
Harper’s Monthly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Leslie's Popular Monthly
the Cosmopolitan
the St. Nicholas
the Metropolitan
Scribner's
the Strand
Pearsons
the Self Culture
Quaker
the Argosy
the Lippincotts
Black Cat
the Delineator
Designer
M. Norton
Iackawanna Avenue
Griffin Art CO
Quart
Lackawanna Dairy Ce
A. A. Lindabury
Omece
Connell
Main Avenue
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
United States
Lacka, Ave
Ackawanna
Penn
A. Bo Warman
St. Luke's
Idea
Farr
Scranton Land Company Triste
Oram
Scranton Business College Notes
Palmiatry—Astrology
Lime Brothers
A. ©. Mertens
Hob Walthour
AL Newhouse
OD. Stevens
Jay Eaton
Oto Mayo
John JT. Fisher
George H. Collet
John H. Lake
HM. FB
Freeman
Cowen Kimble
France
E. G
Coursen
Temple Iron Company
Scranton, Pa
J. Alfred Wennington
Southworth
Painters’ Union
Drum Corps
Tinners’ Union
Lathers’ Union
Bricklayers’ Union
V8 Electrical Workers’ Union
Rand Stonecutters’ Tinton, Plasterers’ Union
Jermyn Federal Tinton, Building Trades’ Helpers
Patternmakers’ Union
Scranton College of Music
Spruce Street
Haydn Evans
Pitino
Onmain
Haydn Mvans
J. Mason
Als
Mise Pauline Hall
Heart Lake
Lackawanna Railroad
TL & W
Peterninge
Clead
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Jermyn Clear
Saratoga
Clarke Bros
the School of the Lackawanna
Jefferson Ave
Boias
Prbiavedpal
Bend
Thos. M Cann
Prineial
W. E Plumley
C. m. Lion Master
Schank & Spencer
Maloney Oil and
Meridian Street
Matthews Bros
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Felton’s, Tiovenn Av
Foote & Fuller
Mears Building
Penn Avenue
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