Local residents return from travels and visits
Numerous individuals and families from Carbonne Jefferson avenue Green Ridge Street Adams avenue and surrounding areas have returned home after travels. Reunions include trips to New York Cortland Cortland City Md Philadelphia Preston Park Lake Winwood and Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
M. P. McCann
Jefferson Avenue
New York
C. P .O'Malley
Pacific Slope
Aaron ¥. Bower
Adirondacks
George O. Sharjis
Cortland
Homer
N.Y
Maude Wiggins
Peskens Delaware Water Gap
Vicinty
John Bailey
Familly
Green Ridge Street
Brooklyn
M. A. Tripp
Sallie Hope Tripp
Adams Avenue
Philadelphia
Bernard Gorman
Walter Gorman
Penn Avenue
St. Charles College
Edilcott City
Nellie
Mary Beamish
Philadelhia
Richard Jeamiah
Lydia Lindsey
Board of Charliles
Currie
Mildred von Bergen
Preston Park
Lake Win‘wood
Choir Delegation Plans Brooklyn Eisteddfod Participation
A meeting at Hotel Jermyn formed an organization to send choirs to Brooklyn North Carolina for the Arion Singing society eisteddfod during Thanksgiving week. Hon H M Edwards was named president and P Slias Walter secretary. A second gathering at Music hall next Wednesday will enroll members. Three choirs are planned including a mixed 200 voice choir with 100 men and 100 women, led by John T Watkins. Mrs D B Thomas is a probable female chorus leader.
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Jermyn
Brooklyn
N. C
Arion Singing Society
H. M. Edwards
P. Slias Walter
Music Hall
John T. Watkins
D. B. Thomas
Beranton Tribune Offers Affordable Printing Services
The Beranton Tribune advertises modern equipment for half tone line cuts and fine printing work at low prices. It invites trials to convince customers of quality and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribune
North American Coal Company Doubts on Police Role
The North American Coal Company doubts deputy sheriffs and coal and iron police are needed after pledges by President Mitchell and strike leaders. Despite assurances, attacks on the washery and workers continue, including a mobbing last night. The firm reports rising violence but resumes with minimal guard.
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The
North American Coal Company
Coal and Iron
Minooka
Mitchell
Anthony
United Mine Workers of America
Sharkey
Central City
Ceal
Washery
Delaware and Hudson
Conservatory In Pianoforte Instruction Promoted By System
The article outlines seven reasons for the Conservatory's success in piano instruction. It cites a progressive approved method, a clear complete course with exam and graduation standards, uniform goals across departments, balanced practice and study, strong patronage drawing desirable peers, competitive spirit, and practice performing before others.
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Conservatory
Firth
Miners Move Mass Meeting as Ironworks Resumes
The Typographical union will attend the mass meeting of miners at Throop today. Green Ridge Ironworks, shut in the second week of the strike due to coal shortages, resumed work yesterday after satisfactory arrangements secured a full supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pettebone
Kingston
Lackawanna Company
Bellevue
Marvine
Delaware and Madson Company
Murvine
Tobey
Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
John H. Devine
Central Labor Union
Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
William Corlegs
Throop
Green Ridge
Pretty Cheap Crook Arrested In Penny Theft Case
Patrolman Fred Karius and Detective Jack Tierney arrested a youth who called himself James McCormick after a cradle containing 78 cents disappeared from a Commercial restaurant. The companion fled with the cradle. McCormick was fined 3.25 and held for investigation as Detectives condemned him a cheap crook with a history of cons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Karius
Jack ‘Tierney
James McCormick
McCormick
Lackawanna Hospital
Deiter
MelCormick
Teamsters’ Union
Mr. McCormick
Political races and party appointments in Scranton district
John C Roche seeks the Democratic nomination for representative in the Second district. Fred Whitchoff withdraws. J F Hammes and Fred Phillips face the newcomer. Hammes chairs the district committee and may appoint vigilants, influencing a likely low primary turnout. Hammes will name appointments next Friday via newspapers. Primaries are next Monday. the convention follows. State GOP meeting in Philadelphia includes T F Penman, J A Scranton, J R Farr, L A Watres, Homer Green, and E R W Searle. J M Casey calls a Democratic district convention for September 23 at Mulherin's hall to nominate a legislature candidate. Democratic primaries occur September 20. Colonel F J Fitzsimmons leaves for Reading to notify nominees tonight.
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John C. Roche
Casey & Keily
Fred Whitchoff
J. F. Hammes
Fred Phillips
Hammes
State Republican Committee
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue
T, FP. Penman
J. A. Scranton
John RR. Farr
L. A. Watres
Homer Green
Honesdale
United States Court
E. RR. W. Searle
Susquehanna- Wayne
J. M. Casey
Democratic Standing Committee
First Legislative District
Multherin's Hall
North Scranton
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Reading
Lake Shore Route Stands as Fastest, Safest Travel Choice
Travelers in New York and Chicago favor the Lake Shore Michigan Southern line for monthly trips, praising its speed safety and comfort. The ad copy argues that once on this route, passengers will not seek alternatives and urges readers to choose Lake Shore tickets by that route.
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New York
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
America
For Sale Second-Hand Remington Typewriter
Remington typewriter in useable condition offered for sale by J N Smoot. Located at 314 Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
J. N. Smoot
Washington Ave
Picture Frame Sale at Schriever's This Thursday
A brief local sale announces a 75 cent picture frame promotion at Schriever's available on Thursday and Friday only.
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iSo
Schriever's
Inquest Finds Marcus Dillon Death By Train At Parker Street
The coroner's jury reported Marcus Dillon died after being struck by a Delaware and Hudson passenger train at Parker street crossing on July 8 190%. The verdict offered no determination of potential negligence amid disputed testimony from the Dover family and other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Dillon
Parker Street
Delaware and Hudson
Henry Dover
Capouse Avenue
Dillon
Dover
Amelia Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Saltry
Crogs
J. H. Torrey
John Devanney
Owen Barrett
Thomas F. Loftus
Edward F. Morris
John J. Watt
P. J. Gilloegly
Large local concern cancels order for 1000 frames
An order by a major local company with Schriever for 1000 6picture frames was canceled and adjusted due to a strike. Schriever could retain frames after partial payment by the other contracting party. Gold Medal Studio plans to sell 1000 frames of one kind on Thursday and Friday September 4 and 6 at 110 Wyoming Avenue.
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Schriever
Wyoming Avenue
Nestors Deltics Rameses in Sealed Tins Ad
An advertisement lists medicines or tonics by brands Nestors Deltics Rameses kept in sealed tins at O Haras with a Dr Lindabury surgeon’s specialty in diseases of women and hours from 11 a m to 4 p m and 7 to 8 30 p m at 215 Connell Building.
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O'Hara's
Lindabury
Connell Building
Comet Football Reorganization Meeting Planned
The Comet football team will meet for reorganization Sunday September 7 at 10 80 o'clock sharp. All members and applicants are requested to be present. John Holmes, Manager.
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Comet
John Holmes
Guessing Contest Seeks Points Leader With Cash Prizes
A newspaper notice advertises a guessing contest offering ten dollars per guess and nine additional cash prizes. Participants must estimate the number of points in 1900 and 1901, with five dollars in gold awarded to the nearest guess. Yesterday's results are mentioned.
Scranton Contestant Standings Listed with Scores
A historical standings list shows contestants led by A. J. Kellerman of Scranton and Charles Burns of Wandling with varying scores. The table includes hundreds of participants across Scranton Elmhurst Belle Vernon Carbondale and other towns with scores ranging from top numbers to low one and two digits.
Capwell Still Leads September Prizes Amid Close Chase
Capwell remains the leader for the September prizes though pressed by Oscar H. Kipp of Elmhurst and Havenstrite rising from eighth to third. Thompson sits in line for the fourth prize as Newton Hawley and Maxwell Shepherd hover among other contenders in Green Ridge Scranton and Carbondale.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
William T
Rodriguez
Albert Freedman
Belle
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Bgo
Fred Kibler
Eddie Morris
Mary Yeager
Green Ridge
Peeman
Harry Danvers
Provi- Gonca
Louis McCusker
Park Place
C. J. Clark
Peckville
A. TL. Clark
Green Grove
William Rodrifues
Newton Hawley
L. &. Stanton
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Capwell
Kipp
Havenstrite
Thompson
William Rodriguez
Freedman
Joseph A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Hendrick Adams
L. EE. Stanton
A. L. Clark
J. A. Havenstrite
Herbert Thompson
Through the Upper South nine day Pullman tour
A personally conducted nine day tour leaves New York on October 8 by special Pullman train covering Gettysburg Blue Mountains Luray Natural Bridge Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Asheville and Washington. Rates are 85 from New York and Newark 83 from Philadelphia with proportional rates from other points. George W Boyd assists Philadelphia agents handle bookings at 1196 Broadway New York ticket agents and tour director.
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Gettysburg
Blue Mountains
Luray
Natural Bridge
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Asheville
Washington
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gettysburg Battlefield
Broadway
George W. Boyd
Tribune Starts Educational Contest with Cash Prizes
The Scranton Tribune launches a reader contest with ten cash prizes totaling ten dollars. Guesses must use Tribune coupons and ties go to the earliest printed date. The lead scorer’s points determine the winner, with updates on standings and recent changes among the top contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Announces Scranton to New York Round Trip Fare
The Lehigh Valley Railroad quotes $4.35 for a round trip from Scranton to New York on September 16 with return valid through September 20. Tickets go on sale September 16 and are honored on any train except the Black Diamond express. Consult agents for details.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Ios
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Carbonne
Jeranton
Washington Avenue
Alfred Pennington
Register
Matters Political
Granu'aled Suzar
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Val Nored Main Avenue
Don C. Capwell
Joseph A. Havenatrite
Louis Gere
Win, T
O. Arthur J. Thayer
Upper South
Union Taffeta Slik
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Jersey
Sussex Co
E. G. Coursen
Nettleton’s Shoe Store
Guaranty & Trust Co
Scranton, Ps
FE. L. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas E. Jones
Thos. H. Watkins
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Johnson
Masury
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