Unclear local notices list names from Paterson and Wilkes-Barre areas
Mixed personal notices list visitors and relocations including Mire o A Wikgitis in Hones tha tae Dr ROM Stratton back from Varathon Mrs M W Tanawry returned from Chulton visit Attorney T P B Duffy moved to Hib chew offices Chief John Slage and associates at Lake Underwouil Miss Sophie Haak to retire home after extended visit to Misses Palkowsky Mrs M Beaker travels from Stone avenue to Meadville Pa W B McGuire joins Wilkes Harre Times as advertising manager John H Senker returns from Catskill mountains Misses Barrett of Buffalo and Miss Annie Barrett of Carbondale visit Madison Avenue area Mr Carr recuperating from illness Hood products advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom. Stratton
Mra
M. W. Tanawry
Chulton
T. PB. Duffy
Hib Chew
John Slage
Paterson
Jereign
Cornellman Durr
Kirst
Peter Hille
Lake Underwouil
Mies Sophie Haak
New York
Catskill Mountains
Barrett
Miaffalo
Annie Barrett
Carbondale
Milas Muay Ditty
Madison Avenue
al Mre
W. JT. Carr
Capone
Ines
Hosses
Wea
Traction Company Seeks West Side and Providence Line Franchise
The select council approves an ordinance granting the People's Street Railway Company of Laimerie a right of way on multiple streets to extend service to Lafayette, Gannon's Hill, Keyser Valley, and the Continental district plus West Market Street. The measure advances after indecisive debate and includes street paving, rails, and pole use terms, with completion set within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Traction Company
Gannon
Hil
Lafayette Streec
Keyser Valley
Continental District
Market Street
Abinetan
McAndrew
Ancordinanes
People's Street
Hoolway Companuy
Laimerie Colie
Ge Avenues
Litenie
Tle
Twenty-fourth Street
Limerne Street
Washburn Street
Grant Street
Oon Airant
Chickson Streag Teo
Lafayette Street
Main Avenue
van Buren Avenue
Swethind Street
Rebecen Avenue
Oon Pettebone
Alea
West Market Street
Providencoe
Horseshoers to Meet at State Convention in Scranton
The Master Horseshoers Protective association holds a state convention in Scranton on Tuesday at 421 Lackawanna avenue with about seventy five delegates. Officials include James T McAnulty and W A St John. notable members and a welcome address by Mayor Batley mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Horseshoers’ Protective Association
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Trnais
Michigan
Scranton
New York City
Prepariter
Statuion
James "T. McAnuliy
Philadelphia
W. A. St. John
Wilki J. Kane
Pittsburg
John Smiley
Wilkia J. Moore
Matronalb
Charles Anderson
MM. Mie Millan
Wilhhimsport
James McPharhiad
W. Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Batley
WORKING TO SAVE JOSEPH BOSCHINO
Attorneys Ward and Horn push for clemency in Harrisburg arguing for commutation to life for murderer Joseph Boschino. Papers to be filed with the secretary of the board of pardons ten days before the Sept. 16 hearing in Harrisburg. 2,000 county signatures expected supporting the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Ward & Horn
T. P. Wedeman
Joseph Boschino
Cail
Lewis B. Beltler
Board of Pardons
Wasim
Supreme Court
Moschine
Tew
Rosehine
Frank Conforti
Bunker Hall Dunetore
Augewat
Bosehing
Forest City
John KR. Jones
Commonwealth
Rosehino
Bonchino
Assignee named in complex creditors case involving Washington assets
M P McCann assigns H J Murray as assignee for creditors of a firm linked to a Washington site and cathedral project. Assets include American University at cost 10 million and Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul at 500 thousand, with valuation and future returns noted. Details available from Attorney J Murray at Commonwealth Building, Sorento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
American University
Washington
Dcc
Tollway
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Episcopal Ehiureh
Massachusettas Avenue
Congress
Woom
Commonwealth Building
Sorento
Swoons on the stand end civil suit in Alderman Howe's office
A wage suit by Philid Lewis against Daniel Thomas collapsed after Mrs. Thomas, wife of the defendant, fainted on the witness stand requiring medical care. The case centered on a 1882 Spring Brook farm job and a marriage that influenced the dispute. Lewis agreed to drop the suit if his wife could return to live with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Howe
Daniel Thomas
Thomas
Philid Lewis
Thomas Far
Spring Brook
Lewis
Fins
Still Another Convention Scranton Clerks Meet
The Scranton Clerks held a lively meeting at its hall on Sprice street with forty members present and three new members nominated. Resolutions endorsed Scranton for the seventh annual convention of the Retail Clerks National Protective Association for 1907 and committees were formed to urge West Side and North End merchants to close at 6 20 p m daily except Saturday. Letters from George T Pickler of Local Union No 1 St Paul Minn and James G Shans of Location No 4 St Louis supported Scranton for the 07 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Clerks
Assontion
Sprice Street
Iltegiance
Manes
Scranton
National Protective Desecration
West Side
North End
George T. Pickler
St. Paul
Paymaster Wolfe Missing From Pittston Coal Company
Paymaster C. B. Wolfe of the New ton Coal company in Pittston has been missing for a week after an accounting error surfaced the day he left. He is 40, married with five children and six years with the firm. The paymaster’s books are under audit with minor shortages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wolfe
Newton Coal Company
Pittston
Met Liege
Scranton Traction fight over street railway charter claim
Scranton Traction argues Citizens company was illegally chartered, seeking vacating the charter. It claims Citizens misrepresented routes not occupied by other railways, while asserting its own right to lay tracks on streets Citizens would use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saab
Salt Company
Erie
Mands
Ain
Raction Company
Othey
Me Rn
Scranton Traction Company
Citzens Company
Cititens Company
Labor Day Parade Promised Big in Scranton
Labor Day in Scranton is set to be the greatest city celebration yet with unions from Scranton and delegations from Wilkes-Barre Pittston and Carbondale taking part. An industrial display by business men is expected to eclipse the last Fourth of July. A Lincoln Park picnic follows the parade. Nelson C. Teets serves as secretary and Stephen B. Price as grand marshal. Merchants wishing to join the display should contact the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Carbondale
Lincoln Park
Nelson CG
Teets
Stephen BP
Price
Mc Kinley Club of Olyphant Elects Delegates
Attorney James J. H. Hamilton addressed the Olyphant Mc Kinley club urging Republican outreach on tariff and finance. Delegates to the State League of Republican clubs at Erie were elected: CC O Malley, David E B Lewis, Gi J Matthews. Alternates named include David E K Patton, Thomas E Brown, and W W Jones of the Olyphant Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. H. Hamilton
Mc Kinley Club
Olyphant
Mc Kinley
Hon
P. O'Malley
David EB. Lewis
Gi. J. Matthews
Erie
David EK. Patton
Thomas E. Brown
W. W. Jones
The
Olyphant Gazette
Permanent Men Accused In Mayor's Inquiry
Mayor Bulley investigates charges against Campbell and Tillman of the Chemical Engine company for suspected intoxication and saloon goings near the engine house. Campbell admitted drinking but denied intoxication. mayor seeks Campbell's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulley
Thorns D. Campbell
Chemical Engine Company
Aquor
Coal Exchange Tire
Lincoln J. Tillman
Campbell
Spencer Succeeds Koehler in Spruce Street Shoe Firm
Frank M. Spencer buys interest in C. W. Schank shoe house on Spruce Street. The firm becomes Schank & Spencer and succeeds Henry T. Koehler in the partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Spencer
C. W. Schank
Spruce Street
Schank & Spencer
Henry TL. Koehler
Roaring Brook Knights Initiate Eighteen New Members
Roaring Brook lodge of the Knights of the Golden Eagle initiated eighteen new members last evening in Lackawanna avenue lodge rooms. A social session followed with representatives from Bleetrle City, Dunmore, Moltow, South Side, and Atewasta lodges present. Speeches were delivered during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook Knights
Roaring Brook Lodge
Nok
Knights of the Gielden Eaglhe
Lackawanna Avenue
Bleetrle City Lodge
Dunmore Loder
Moltow Lode
South Side
Atewasta Lodge
West Side
Haviland Open Stock Dinner Sets Offered At Low Prices
A sales note promotes 114 piece Haviland & Co. French china sets for 34 dollars, with open stock options at 15 dollars or less for smaller households. It highlights durability and non blackening when chipped, urging replacements for broken dishes and emphasizing savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland & Co
Haviland
Attorney General Grants Writ of Quo Warranto in Scranton
A dispatch from Harrisburg reports that Attorney General McCormick issued a writ of quo warranto against the Citizens Street Railway Company of Scranton. The move, described as a legal challenge to the company’s right to operate, marks a notable state action in public transportation regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S G
the Tribune
Harrisburg
McCormick
Citizens Street Railway Company
Scranton
The
Roaring Brook Committee Names New Meeting Officers
A Roaring Brook committee led by P. F. Schuler John O. Arnold and J. C. Dreager oversaw the affair. Ten more new members will be welcomed at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook
P. F. Schuler
John O. Arnold
J. C. Dreager
Rex Ford's New Goods From Long Trip
Rex Ford's announces arrivals from New York and Philadelphia after ten days of careful buying. Goods arriving daily, customers offered excellent selection and irresistible prices. New customers prove this sale phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phildelphia
New Dinner Sets Prompt Interest at Low Prices
Porcelain dinner sets imitate Haviland China in new shapes and colors at about one third the price. Sets include 12 pieces decorated in three colors with gold trim and blue and gold variants. Complaints about quality aside, the offer touts light, thin ware with new French shaped soup plates and large pieces, priced around 7.00 to 12.90 depending on pattern.
Chamber Sets Offered In September House Cleaning Sale
An advertisement describes discounted chamber sets in September sale. It boasts new shapes and decorative finishes in blue brown and sand colors with floral patterns. Prices range from two dollars to twelve dollars, with references to a slop jar and oil feature as bonuses.
New Lamps Arrive in Fresh Styles and Colors
The store announces a new lot of lamps with clear glass and fall shades in assorted colors. They note the items are expected to sell quickly and promise to inform customers once all are marked and arranged. The rush of new goods keeps staff busy as they prepare the display.
Pictures Our Clearing Sale Reframes Dad Portraits
The store announces a three day push where extra frame makers produce new stock to replace old pictures of dad. The picture room now features only fresh clean stock ahead of September house cleaning, urging customers to view the line before hanging old pictures again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Inet
Fire screens for sale at unheard price
Wet weather pushes demand for ornate Japanese fire screens. Hand embroidered in gold tinsel, the window display features a tiled design priced at 148 dollars, with a 1.48 dollar down payment offer to tempt buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
C. D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Tribune Building
Mire O A. Wikgitis
Honestha Tae
Hood
the Pair
Schink Spencer
Providence
Council
Railway Coor
Messrs
Lusloe
Mettonn
Robinson
Helm
Eile
Mitley
Vian Porn
City Printing
Oliver
Chittenden
Common Council
Corneils
Faust
Prins Pal Hy
Ondinaneesa
Flagstone Eilewnalka
Seventh Ward
Fourteenth Street
Sadie Court
Robinson Street
Lonergan Court
Chestnut Avenue
Prive Street
Broadway
Railroad Avenue
Kellum Court
Ash
Myrtle Streets
Webster Avenue
Railroad Street
Seventh
Fourth Streets
Sanderson Avenue
Glen Street
Cherry Place
Monsey Avenue
Delaware and Hindson
Larch Street
Linden Street
Ash Street
Mulberry Street
Raymond Court
Canyouse Avenue
Woodlawn Park Boulevard
Keyser Avenue
George Street
Davis
Sidney Cirian
Dys
Academy of Music
Joscan
Doyen
Birui
Tobewo
Pike
Ned Atnuestey
Sano Pru Togo
Chelman
Hoseltine
John Moran
Miran
Boyehino
Delog
Horn
Rosching
M. P
M'Cann
HJ. Murray
McCillon
Goverine
Hibs Harti
Hia
J. Murray
Leen
Ster
Entel
McGertich
Rehilling Music School
Swoons
Retail Clerks’ Association
Newton Coal Co
Spencer
Koehler
Schoank
G. E
Onuan
Pillsbury Flour Mills
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
the School OF the Lackawarna
Scranton, PA
Thos, M. Cann, LL. D
Walter HM. Buell
A. M
Beda
Rex Ford
BION
Rexford
Loken
Lackawanna Avo
Lackawanaa Avenue
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ava
Welsbach
GAS Appliance CO
SUSE
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Avenue
Walton Broad
Locust Streets
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