City Notes A Bouial Tonight
The Bugle and club will convene a social at Muskie hall tonight. Payments: pensions increased for John Mathaney Hallerena Milo Carpenter Lanoxville. George Brown arrested for fighting with his wife on Miner Street. Plumbers Picnic details set for next Wednesday at Roundwoods. Socialist Labor party held a meeting to present platform with National Organizer Selle Behulbore speaking. One delivery today at post office with early morning routes. Festival tomorrow night at John Rewvie rooms Lackawanna avenue. Change of offices for Central Pennsylvania Browning Co to Rev Piih street. Clearing House Exchanges report weekly totals. A runaway team on Jefferson Avenue caused a minor disruption with no injuries.
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John Rewvie
Ealy Countcil
Young Men's Institute
Lackiwanna Avenue
Mearry
Wuepier
Chitholic
Nicholson
J. J. BR. Feeley
Store Closed All Day For Legal Holiday
Mears and Haugen announce a one day closure due to a legal holiday. Customers are advised to plan accordingly and return after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Haugen
Delegates Parade as Scranton Welcomes Incoming Carriers
Delegates arrive by train to large welcome in Scranton as Chicago Albany Detroit Lehighton Valley and Cleveland groups join the Labor Day gathering. Postmasters and carriers participate in a citywide reception with officers and a parade plan across the union.
Concert at Nay Aug Park Delights 15 000 Strong Crowd
Bauer's band and the Scranton Glee Club headlined a Nay Aug Park concert for visiting postmen drawing an estimated crowd of at least fifteen thousand. The program featured a Herald Selection and closed with Star Spangled Banner sung by the choir with the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
Bauer
Scranton Glee Club
Scranton Carriers’ Convention Week Packed With Events
Sunday concerts at Nay Aug Park and a Monday letter carriers parade open ceremonies. Delegates gather at Hotel Jermyn for march, Sept 3 to 9 includes base ball prize games, races, tours, and a special train to the Bellevue coal mine with a supervising official.
Glee Club Concert Ends With Star Spangled Anthem Performance
The Glee Club opened with America and closed with The Star Spangled Banner. Joshua John led a solo, Thomas Reymen and Josie John shared double quartet parts, and David Stephens sang the nolo. The program included The Crusader and Down Dewey's War, with a reception to follow featuring selections by The Letter and Heroes' Souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
America
Prof. D. Protheroe
Joshua John
Thomas Reymen
Josie John
David Stephens
Edwin Bowen
Dewd Jenkins
John W. Jones
Prm Wineren
Glee
de Rulle
Nolo
Giolul
Diiortun
John Courter Morris
Dewey
Glee Party
Thousands Gather as New York Delegation Arrives
New York leaders William J. Milloy and John Eberhardt arrived to supervise parade preparations for Scranton. Delegates from Tipnecklyen Hoboken and New Jersey towns will travel on special Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna trains. Postmaster Van Cort’s party includes James Morgan and E. Post among many officials. The parade, to start at 1 90 oclock, requires a four hour run, with three battalions of 600 in marching squads led by M A Fitzgerald and adjutant Dudley Heckman.
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Detroit
Delaware and Hudson
Dickerson
Ely
Lehich Valley
Associaien
Albiontown
Kasten
South Bethlehem
Methleheim
Phillipsburg
Milton P. Schauts
Allentown
Clayton Skinner
Bethlehem
Clarence Andrews
Haston
FW. Ultieh
Lehiah Valley
Easton
Delaware and
Haileon
Washington
Albany
Charles A. Ziehlman
Michael FE. Ahearn
Ethelbert Evans
Branch 416
Troy
New York State
Cleveland
H.ow
James C. Keller
Troptan
Legislative Committee
I. Denstoe
Union Kent
Mary Campbell
Washington Avenue
William J. Milloy
New York
Transportation Committee
John Eberhardt
Timie
Scranton
Fiat
Mr. Mintley
Hoboken
Tipnecklyen
Lewer
Hobokenmead Jersey Clis
Newark
Jersey
Schodwied
Lehigh Valley
Brooklyn
Wohoken
Jerseyty
Lackawnanna
Tega
Weth
Velock
Vian Cort
van Cort
Wi Fen
Daly
Laekrwannii
New York Fetter
van Cott
EK. M. Morgan
E. 8
Post
Richard van Cott
New York City
Alex Ried
Executive Department
J. A. Jardines
Thomas Moran
PF. Connolly
William Kase
A. P. Roome
J. Campbell
Charles W. White
Frank ©. Driscoll
General Office
M. A. Fitzgerald
Dudley Heckman
J. Allen
Benjamin Bolton
M.J. Harvey
Nod Bruford
San Juan Hill
Local Delegation Heads to Train Tour From Binghamton
John Eberhardt chairs the singing section with Fred Sanger as vice president Ernest Floerke secretary and Ernest Ecke treasurer. Binghamton’s entire force and hundreds of citizens will ride the 7.00 train, with Buriense Utica Elmira and Buffalo sending delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urer
John Eberhardt
Fred Sanger
Ernest Floerke
Ernest Ecke
Binghamton
Buriense
Utica
Elmira
Buffalo
Alfvo
Arrangement of Carriages for National Association Parade
Grand Marshal Ripple issues Special Order No. 1 from Scranton Pennsylvania listing carriage arrangements for the National Association Letter Carriers parade. The plan names Postmasters Generals, governors, mayors, and numerous postmasters as escort officials and specifies assembly at the Jermyn Hotel, with Captain William W. Thee in charge and aides to guide the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
Mall Carriers’ Parade
Scranton
Jermyn
Willam W. Thee
Feneral
Howr
Charlee Emory Smith
K. Madiden
A. W. Maiden
Vie
William A. Stone
Dpenumvvania
Aly
TheaterHodrevelt
New York
William
Well
W. Davenport
FL Wright
Ton PF. Smith
Flon
Pooweler
Edwards
A. van Cott
Witeon
Pietmaster
Breakton
N.Y
Hea
Gunster
L. A. Weattes
Charles F. Smith
Washington, DC
Keterson
Detroit
Michhedras Howell
Charles Robinson
CO. Dimetol
Cleveland
Arsinger
Albany
A. Tanneine
J. Robinson
Eling P. Manfert
Cincinnati
Theolloes M. Harty
Pittston
Tia
Ma Flees G. Brooks
George MM. Hallelead
Bethlehem
Milton Northun
Syracuse
N. Y
F Pr. Kingsbury
Matthews
Henry Brownstock
Norristown
Paoe
George Repnreny
Lone Taland
A. J. Casey
Richard HM. Willams
William M. Powell
Allentown
PD. OA
Fell
Wilkes
Burre
Tal: Dun
Joseph A. Feranton
Teton Th. Karr
James J. Withhame
F W. Pleltz
John Echener
Frank Carlwoot
William G. Parke
Henry Nelvite
Mero
William JH
Storrs
Cornel FP
Hitchoork Rearden
Ezra HH
William & Millar
Public Reception at High School Auditorium
A public reception for visitors is held at 7 00 this evening in the High School auditorium with free admission. First come, first served for seating. Hon L L A Watres chairs with Mayor Moir giving the welcome and Parsons responding. Remarks by Postmaster General Smith Governor Stone Governor Roosevelt Superintendent Machen and A J Cal horn. The New York Letter Carriers band and Scranton Glee Club provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doliwerr Machen
Soranton
Chibago
eMecrs
Chicago
Charles D. Doty
Mo W. Williams
Ayretary
Henry H. Shoch
Aeustetary
Floo Will
Judson
Hodge
Harles D. Duffy
Jie Wi Mirmy
Fred Wickman
Windy City
Grand Trunk
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Charlee V. Gordon
Federal
Ho S. Regan
Collection Department of
W. G. Ebens
Huffalo
L L. A. Watres
Moir
Parsons
Smith
Stone
Roosevelt
Machen
A. Jd. Calhorn
New York
Arrangements for Banquet Attended by Notables in Scranton
A complimentary banquet at the Jermyn will honor guests of the Post Office and visiting postmasters. Attendees include Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith Governor William A. Blone Governor Theodore Roosevelt and numerous federal and local officials. Events follow a reception in the Hich Seehon auditorium with judges and postmasters among the distinguished participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Ripple
Scranton
Hich Seehon Auditorium
Charles Emory Smith
William A. Blone
Theodore Roosevelt
T. CC. Maden
A. W. Maiden
William Connell
Stanley Davenport
Morgan J. Wlliams
James Moir
Superingourt
FP P. Smith
W. Archbald
W. Gunster
M. Edwards
Vleltine Postmatern Wind
National Letter (Arriers
A. P. Medford
F. BE Rohwithin
P. J. Casey
A. A. Vosburg
T. J. Jennings
W. 8. Millar
T. FP. Penman
J. H W. Torrey
Hon. L. A. Watres
W. Kt. Lewis
Toastmaster Program and Dinner Menu Text From Historic Listing
Mr. Torrey will be toastmaster with a schedule including notable speakers such as Hon. James Moir The President Hon. Charles Emory Smith The Commonwealth and others. The program features music by John M. Parsons and an orchestral interlude. The menu lists Little Neck Clams Green Turtle Soup Timbale of Salmon Genevieve Potato Croquettes Diamondback Terrapin Tenderloin of Tenderloin and more with tea coffee and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrey
Aparlday
IV of
Serantus
James Moir
Charles Emory Smith
Commonwealth
W. A. Storie
Penncylchenia
Theatore Tonkwewolt
New York
William Connell
Hb, Dickerson
Detroit
Mbt
Haun
T. V. Powderly
National Association of Letter Corners
John M. Parsons
Pune
Vernon
Diplomatia
Governor Stone Due in City With High Profile Reception
Governor W A Stone arrives via Lackawanna with Mrs Stone and likely Treasurer Beacham and Adjutant General T J Stewart. A reception at the Jermyn includes Postmaster General Smith and others, then hosts Congressman William Cann’s home before departure for Philadelphia’s Grand Army encampment. Roosevelt arrival speculation remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stone
City
Lackawanna
Stone
William Cann
Grand Army
Repnltte
Philo Olphia
Roosevelt Shold Cone
New York
Mitte
Local Electrical and Heating Services Offer Prompt Repairs
Estimates cheerfully furnished on electrical and heating work. Most complete line of gas and electric fixtures in the city. Repair work given prompt attention.
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Jane
Phonograph At
Perry Bros
Phonograph Records
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
AE Vi P'S
Wiamita Avenue
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
Masonie Temple
Muskie Hall
John
Mathaney
Hallerena
Milo Carpenter
Lanoxville
George Brown
Miner Street
McMullen
Nettle
Roundwoods
Socialist Labor Party
Sachslist Labor Party
Cawiexie's Hill
Om Tukawanak Avenue
Selle Behulbore
Gener
Pennsylvania
Brow
Ine Company
Wilker-Barre
Miecrta
Scranton Clowring Howe
Mendes
Mtsu Sy Wadomdey
Ag. VM
Atta
Bysa NT
A. Lee
Garner
Jefferson Avenue
Linden Street
Irving Ranges
Rosemont
Palace Queen
Palace Regent
HE Lackawanna Hardware CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Joint Committee
Supt. Machen
Commodore Dewey
Covinns Cavomi
Cicnearemua Nens Herald
Caryl
Letter Carriers’ Convention
Hotel Jermyn
High School
The
National Association
E. H. Ripple
St. Thomas College Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Wyoming Depot
Lake Ariel
Branch No. 17
Lake
Lewis, Reilly and Davies
Fedeimer Bros. & Co
Ohio
J. H. Tolles
Mountain Park
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies’ Auxiliary, of
Covention
Lake Scranton
Bellevue
Mackie ‘Powrie and Flowers
Moss Patrol
Herbert Modlex
Mackie Ovaiture
Sajpypie Mateh
Furrer
J. T. Watkins
Dlerry Morgan
PL Warren
Donte Davies
Thomas J. Richards
Rece G. Reese
Tally Evans
John K. Jones
Whi Huhes
W. RR. Bradbury
Howell Reese
Howard Wall
Marty Acker
Peter Howley
Edward James
David Meynon
Jimeke Watkin
Will Watkins
John Born James
David Owens
Ayer
New Yorke
Atmled “der Bund
Germany
Michael Z. Pitagerald
Michael Waldron
Tierra Belootlon
Areaie
Lottern
Sorat Glee Clan
Boranion Glee Club
Arleh, Pom
Roosowlt
A. W. Machon
Fo C' Phunit
Pike
Beranton Glas Chaty Add Town
John N. Parson
Down Dewers Wor
Courter Morris
Scrumton Clee
Club N.Y
Bund
Fotels
China
China Mall
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Ule
Beecham
Conrad
Hawes
Miller
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
W. H. H. Bull
Quitora
Lithia
Teuna
C. Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Fern Mill
Cabondale
Telphone
Paky Atatocen
E. Johnson
Diana
Dallimora, Md
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