Local Milestones and Visitors Reported Across Scranton
A mixed local item list notes visits and travels of residents and guests. Personalities include Mrs Juehon visiting her son at Notiton ket Beach, Frederic H. Jones returning to Dunkirk, Robert Crome visiting New York relatives, and Emmett McDennett preparing to ship to Cuba with Troop A Seventheaviles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samee Knopp
Werman Brat
Juehon
Notitunket Beach
Sville Sweeney
Beded of Health
Binghamton
Frederic H. Jones
Dunkirk
N.Y
Robert Crome
New York
Madison Avenue
Emmett McDennett
Scranton
Seventheaviles
Telecon
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Quermades
Cuba
Hiero
Man Hurt After Fall From Porch In Spruce Street
James Grady of Spruce street was taken to Lackawanna hospital with bad bruises after falling from a porch while sleeping in a hammock. The 20 foot tumble occurred late Saturday night and he escaped more serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grady
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Hospital
Grady
Seminary Prep School Offers Broad University Pathways
The seminary trains boys for Yale Harvard Wesleyan Princeton and Syracuse and girls for Bryn Mawr Vassar Wellesley Smith and the Woman's College of Baltimore. Certificates accepted by all colleges. Courses include literature business art music and elocution. Dormitories science building chapel and gymnasium. Teachers average 10 to 15 years experience. Year opens September 12. Catalogue from L L Sprague Kingston Pa.
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Yale
Harvard
Wesleyan
Princeton
Syracuse
Hryn Mawr
Vassar
Wellesley
Smith
Woman's College
Baltimore
L. L. Sprague
Kingston
Evening piano lessons at the Conservatory of Music
Goethe quoted saying daily music is a tonic for busy people. The Conservatory of Music in Gd Linden offers evening piano courses starting next week. Office hours and telephone connections run from 6:39 to 12 and 3 to 6.
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Goethe
Conservatory of Music
Gd Linden
Reopening of Voral Studios Conservatory on Prescott Ave
Madame Timberman Randolph announces the reopening of Voral studios and Conservatory of Muale at 8 Prescott Avenue on Monday September 10, 1906. Readers are invited to read the full description of The Tribune's Educational Contest on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Timberman
Randolph
Voral
Conservatory of Muale
Prescott Avenue
the Tribune
Labor Day Parade Promises Grand Valley Observance
Arrangements are complete for today's labor demonstration with addresses by George W. Harris J G Spalding and Eugene De Nedry. Parade route from Wyoming to Madison will be reviewed by Grand Marshal Gothier before heading to the park. Most stores factories and businesses will close for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harris
Reynolde
J. G. Spalding
Lattimer
Eugene de Nedry
Warshington
Grand Marschal Gothier
Tribune
Wyoming
Washington
Linden
Adama
Spruce
Franklin
Lackawanna
Jefferson
Mulberry
Madison
Olive
Clay
Park
Labor Day Committee
Men’s union drives arrests in Scranton liquor raids
The Men’s union resumed action against speakeasies in North Scranton leading to eight proprietors being arrested on liquor law violations. Bail ranged from 500 to 800 dollars as Aldermen Miller Howe and others issued warrants. Several arrestees faced fines for prior unlicensed establishments and more warrants were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Howe
Annie McHale
South Ninth Street
M. J. Gilbride
Brick Street
John Mofet
Thomas Coyne
Stephen Flanaghan
Luserne Street
Thomas Flanshan
Laverne Street
Thomas Gerrity
Browlway
Abner Habernocl
Robert Wilson
Men's Union
Moir
Btephen Flanaghan
Lngerne Street
Kilbride and Coyne
Fidler
Morttt
Myers
Abner Habernock
Olyphant
Millar
Andrew Hallanee
Ridge
Archinald
WH Clifford
Interstate Detective Agency
Alderman Flowe
Tippling House
Rh. G. Burke
Te Hotel English
Penn Avenue
Leyrhon
Jilkins
Mary Jane Phillips
South Main Street
Patrick Walsh
South Malin Avenue
John Lance
Walsh
Hall
Alderman Moses
Local Carbondale Scranton Tennis Tourney Opens
Carbondale Scranton and Montrose players entered the tennis tournament with four Carbondale and four Scranton players plus one Montrose man. Matches begin with Rutherford versus Royas, then Mores faces winners, with subsequent rounds leading to finals. Doubles pairings include Akiken and Rutherford against the Shaffer brothers.
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Scranton
Montrose
Goa
Rutherford
Carboncale
Royas
Akikem
Shaffer Brothers
Crane
Bwigert
Rus
Morss
Carbondale Nowa
Central Labor Union Plans Labor Day Parade
A meeting at Carpenters Hall discussed routine business and preparations for the Labor Day parade. Reports show the union boycott of non union merchants is bearing fruit as the Clerks' Association gains forty five new members. Union leaders say the measure aims to improve conditions for male and female workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Hall
What Dilcher Says About a Strike
Fred C. Dilcher, member of the National Executive Board of the United Mine Workers, says a strike in the anthracite region could shut down every colliery if operators refuse to meet union terms. He notes the union is strongly organized and urges miners to study conditions in the bituminous region before striking.
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Fred C. Dileher
United Mine Works
Wilkes-Barre
Tima
Thgleton
Carbondale
Shamokin
United Mine Wevelvrs
Ondor
John Mitchell
United Mine Worker
Aml
Bordeon
Mw Fower
Schowlkill
Montaylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Europe
United States
America
Mitchell
Wwe
American Federation of Labor Aml
Calcy
Extra Fancy Peaches Remain In Prime Canning Condition
Crawford and White peaches are offered today in prime condition for canning with record low prices for quality. Early buyers secure the best fruit as supplies move quickly.
Woman Robs and Stabs Scranton Employe in Broad Daylight
William Bryant of 716 Courterrest, North Scranton, employed at Beranton Stove works, was robbed and stabbed by a colored woman after she took his pocketbook containing a large sum. He describes the attack from Penn avenue and Linden street to Mulberry, with knife wounds and a dragged wig during the struggle. Police hunt the suspect amid rising pocket-picking complaints.
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William Bryant
Courterrest
North Scranton
Beranton
Luckawanhna Hospital
Bryant
Tribune
Penn Avenue
Linden Street
Providence
Home Street
Mifflin Avenue
Mulberry Street
Wutil
Miner Injuries Reported At Local Mines
Leonard Sharpe, brakeman for the Lackawanna, suffered a severe crush injury to his right foot after slipping while boarding a locomotive at Spencer's mine in Dunmore. He was taken to Moses Taylor Hospital for treatment. Edward Kerrigan of South Scranton sustained minor injuries at Cayuga mine and also received care at Moses Taylor Hospital.
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Leonard Sharpe
Lackawanna
Spencer's Mine
Dunmore
Moses Taylor Hospital
Edward Kerrigan
Routh Scranton
Cayuga Mine
Moses Taylor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Brotherhood of Bailreid
American Order of United Workmen
Lackawanna Avenue
Inge
Ballebury
Waterville
N. Y
the Jermyn
Tribune
Scranton Business College Announces Free Illustrated Catalogue
The Scranton Business College issues a handsome illustrated catalogue available free to those interested in business education. The day and evening sessions reopen Monday September 16 with a large enrollment expected, and graduates are in high demand with several job requests daily. Visitors are welcome to tour the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
The Secret Was Out on Piano Training
A narrator asks Mendwasohn how he became great at piano. He credits intense daily work. The Faelten method is praised at the Conservatory of Music for rapid gains, with private lessons offered at higher cost and shorter duration. Courses begin next week at Office 6044 Linden. Open from 9 to 12 and 3 to 5, telephone connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendwasohn
Mada
Conservatory of Music
Linden
Store closures on Labor Day at Globe Warehouse
On Labor Day Monday the Globe Warehouse and Beecham's Pilla announce store closures. No services or sales will operate that day as staff observe the holiday.
Salisbury Invited Back to Lackawanna as Salis bury Returns
Rumors swirl around Lackawanna railroad affairs but a clear fact emerges the return of A C Salisbury to the division superintendent post is anticipated as President Truesdale invites him to resume the former role General Superintendent Marke approves and Salisbury is expected to accept Meantime Superintendent J M Daly denies retirement rumors and remains head of the transportation department Universal lodge meetings decline drastic action and unite in avoiding confrontation with ex General Superintendent Russell’s retirement.
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Truesdale
Russell
J. M. Daly
Lackawanna
A. C. Saliabury
Mr. Salisbury
B. G. Russell
Nawally
Silisbury
Marke
Lackawanna Station
Mitter
Daly
Mmoft
Clarke
Wotson
Mr. Russell
Hinghamton
Unnamed Official Silent on Return to Waterville Post
The report claims a former Waterville official will resume the main line division superintendent role soon. Salisbury declines to comment, stating he is not in a position to discuss the subject at present.
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Salisbury
Waterville
the Tribune
Lane H Isanca Opens Fall Season At Spruce Street Store
Large crowds gathered for the second annual fall opening of Lane H Isanca’s men’s furnishings shop on Spruce Street. The store showcased new fall goods and novelties, with tasteful plant displays, and the interior featured furnishings by Lawrence, creating a festive shopping atmosphere.
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Lane H
Isanca
Spruce Street Mentlemen's Furnisher
Lawrence
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art opens Monday
The Hardenbergh School of Music and Art announces open classes starting Monday featuring piano organ voice and theory with private lessons available at Carter Building Adams Avenue and Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Moet
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Misses Merrill and Miss Terry Open Private Schools
The Misses Merrill's Private School For Primary and Intermediate Pupils will open Monday September 10 at Jefferson Avenue. Miss Terry's Private School No 411 Adams Avenue will reopen September 10 1900.
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the Misses Merrill's Private School
Jefferson Avenue
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Tas Moora
Sterling
Washington Ave
I. R. BO
Eliing
Stetson and
Johnston & Ern
Wichert & Gardiner
Harry Gray
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
A. Tm Warman
Varry Pond
Scranton Porting Company
Larey Rowlson
Mary Tank
Thousynil Islands
T. J. Gramba
Wite Weil
Rochester
Buffalo
Erie
Great Lakex
Peter McCalin
Weat
Atlante City
Guente
Abermark
Mary Pierson
Roanoke
Wms
Willa
Adama Avenue
Frank W. Davie
St. Clair, Pa
Mr. George
Archald
Wayne Avenue
Wyoming Seminary
Men’s Union
Central Labor Union Meets
Dilcher
New York Tribune
Hagleton
E. G
Coursen
Lacka. Ave
D., L. and
W. Employes
Globe Warehouse
Beecham
THE
Hand & Payne
the Square
Isanc’e
Ervatory
Miss
Labor Day
Clarke Bros
Gmnbeelia
College
International College of Music
L. W. Carr
Burr
Eliicsiden
Muse
Mule
Ofive
Adame Avenue
Augnat
Murr
Lackawanna Ave
Atlantic
the Fall
Conrad
Lackaw
al Day
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Delaware
Prine
Home Grown
Tomataws Com
Lina Beam
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Heller
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Dickson Manufacturing Vo
Scranton and
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Wyoming Ave
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