Pennsylvania Rifle Team Heads to Sea Girt in Interstate Meet
Col Osthaus delegates top Pennsylvanian marksmen to represent the state at Sea Girt New Jersey facing teams from New York Massachusetts Georgia New Jersey and the District of Columbia for Hilton and Inter-State trophies. Thirteenth regiment marksmen led by Watkins Broul Youngs scored 804 in a Friday skirmish with First and Third regiments close behind. Private W W Youngs, four times champion, fired 98 of 105 in Mt Gretna, a performance praised as exceptional by local press.
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Sea Girt
Osthaus
Pennsylvania
National Guard
N. J
New York
Massachusetts
Georgia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Hilton
Cooper
Mehardt
Shonert
Watkins
Broul
Youngs
Miller
Albert
Brits
Monmijoy
Burns
Ennis
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania Guard
Pittsburg
Scranton
State Guards
Commonwealth
W. W. Youngs
Mr. Youngs
Pennsylvania National Guard
England
The More the Merrier
Growth in Beranton shows three morning journals and two afternoon papers now in operation, with rising demand for magazines and books. Public libraries attract larger crowds while local dealers stock more periodicals as a new business college opens today.
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Beranton
Scranton Inrush Of Schools And Growth In 1900s
The essay praises rapid urban growth in education and journalism in Scranton, noting new schools and houses while old ones remain prosperous. It highlights Union Republican strength, upcoming convention delegates, and calls for disciplined party unity. It also discusses forest protection ideas and tariff-era industrial tensions.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Our Disappearing Forests and Drought in August
The article cites 23 years of August rainfall averaging 4.6 inches, with last August at 2.15 inches. It notes seven days with measurable rain and a drought across the region, accompanied by smoke and forest fires. It warns of $25,000,000 annual timber losses and calls for action.
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General C. ©. Andrews
St. Paul, Minn
Europe
Germany
France
Austrian
Sweden
Pennsylvani
Philadelphia
Scranton
United States
Political notes mark Luzerne county Republican league setup
The Luzerne county Republican league completed its permanent organization naming an executive committee and several standing panels. Notable names include C. B. Smith Robinson L. Carte Thomas W. Haines and many others with honorary vice presidents and a debate over leadership and strategy for district races including Kirkpatrick vs Bart and a looming campaign push from Scranton and Carbondale factions.
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Republican League of
Luzerne County
Ling
C. B. Smith
Rp, Robinson
L. Carte
Thomas W. Haines
William T. Reed
L. P. Holcombe
W. G. Weaver
H. A. Fuller
8. D. Yost
James A. Patterson
Samuel Powell
Harry Evans
O. B. Macknight
E. A. Coray
William Schwartz
I. P. Hand
Girant Long
T. C. Parker
J. Harry Bryden
West Pittston
A. D. May
Lehman
M. B. Hughes
Shickshinny
Phil Raub
Dallas
Lyman Harris
Luzerne
George
Ferris
Pittston
George H. Butler
Dorrancetown
Daniel Edwards
Freeland
Harry Sweeney
Drifton
James E. Roderick
Hazleton
van Wickle
Hagelton
Alvin Markle
B. B. Wilde
Fourth District
K. Campbell
Ambrose Reese
Parsons
Richard Moore
W. EH. Hollister
Avoca
William H. Young
Pete George H. Fairclough
Yatesville
Samuel Hooper
P. T
Sugar Note
Peter Radrauff
Ashley
Jere N. Gettes
White Haven
Honora
Theo, Hart
Pittston Gazette
Osborne
Fragmentary remarks on party stance on a German bill
The speaker argues that a Democratic Senate with a party platform and a 100 member majority could not pass the German bill and questions how the president allowed it to become law, calling it an incomprehensible and impossible study in human nature.
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Lackawanna
Thomas &. Reed
Senate
Best investment in real estate is painting houses
A historical note credits proper painting as the best real estate investment, arguing paint protects structures and reduces repairs. It warns that many houses stay unsold for lack of paint, urging the maxim that good paint or none. National Lead Co, New York is mentioned as the source.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Trigame Pasilioning Company
P. Kingsbury, Ormena
Tamoms Buneme Pema Gany
Manacen
Scrantom
Daniel J. Hastings
Center For Leutenant
Walter Lyon
Allzoheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
Iternal
James W. Latta
Wirn Mi
Staanton
Mr. Fellows
Congress
Mbaston Express
Billy Hines
Schuykill County
Miners’Journal
Billy’ Hines
Lagzerne County
Billy
State League of Republican Clubs
Harrisburg
Cameron
Wilkes-Barre
League
McKinley
Reed
Attorn
Alex. Simpson
Scranton House
John H. Fellows
Eighth
William 8. Kirkpatrick
Northampton
Geeral
Beaver
Bart
Hancock
Grow
Pike County
Ublic
Wood
Bailiwick
Kirkpatrick
Major Warren
Fred W. Fritz
Warren
General Hastings
William Connell
Conwell
Archbald
Frank HO. Giumans
John H. Thomas
J. A. Boranton
J. H. Ripple
BG. Brooks
Horace E. Hand
John R. Jones
Clarence E. Pryor
M. H. Dale
E. P. Kingsbury
L. A. Warren
Thomas Layshon
John R. Edwards
John H. Bernaldo
J. W. Oakford
D. W. Powell
W. R. Lewis
A. J. Colborn, Jr
M. W. Lowry
H. P
Hazard Wire Rope Works
Walter Inston
Norway
Atlantic
Boymoor-Bauman
Jowett
Ridcol
National Lead CO
Tuat
Haviland
Cursen, Clemons & CO
Lacka, Avenue
Bill Nye
Percales
Batiste, Satteen
Victors
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
J.D
Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Columbia Bicycle Agency
Spruce St. Oh
Thibune
Lee
Ae Ey Tugatarns Spenson
Clivelands
Majestic
Victor
Hhokorlee
S Columbias
Mundell's
Globe Shoe Store
Sckawanna
Alaska
OIL and Gas Stoves Foode & Shear Co
Lacka, Ave
Dr. Hill &Son
Albany
First National Bank
Jenny Lind
Canteloupes
Pierge’s Market
Guernsey Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Coal Exchange Wyoming Ar
John Hamlin
Imala
Blaine Carriage, Works
Directle
Lny
American Yean College
Columbian School of Comparative Medicine
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