City Notes Show Busy Civic and Social Week
Regular board of control meeting slated for Monday evening. Voter registrations expired yesterday and lists must be turned in today. The Rising Generation seat sale diagram opens today at the Academy of Music box office. Thomas Fitzgerald’s second anniversary observed at Rescue Mission and Joseph Fein welcomed back from school. Local ejectment praecipe filed over Lincoln avenue land in Carbondale township. Central Railroad of New Jersey offers one fare round trip for Wilkes Barre firemen parade Sept 13. Catherine Maloney's funeral arranged at her son's residence with solemn high mass at St Peter's Cathedral. Police arrest in boardinghouse shooting case. hearing set. Quiet Elmira wedding. licenses issued to several couples. Beer and beverages noted at Lohman’s Spruce Street.
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Board of Control
Academy of Music
A. m
Thomas Fitzgerald
Tission
Joseph Fein
George E. Giles
Patrick F. Moffit Yee
BE. E. Hendricks
Lincoln Avenue
Carbondale Township
Wilkes-Barre
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Catherine Maloney
John Maloney
Thomasloney
Hickory Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Spring Lake
N. C
Anthony Hermanski
Karwouki
Continental Mines
Patrick Roche
Seventh Ward
Central Station
Elmiratorday
Isa Lettie Polhamna
Robert Taylor
Scranton
Mrs. Taylor
Philip Giles
Cassie Tawa
Ewan Fepka
Mayfield
Fannie Droziik
New York
Anton Sarask
Pocono
Catherine Kazmarek
Thomas
Wood's College Ad Sets Instalment Scholarship Fund
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand promotes its longstanding status and notes substantial attendance. This year many entrants find it inconvenient to pay upfront, so a $6,000 fund is provided to assist with instalment payments. Persona interested are invited to call. ad F, EB. Woon, Principal.
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Ad F
EB. Woon
Binghamton Shoe Firm Oloed Up
E. J. Brady & Co. shoe store in Binghamton shut by creditors. A meeting of creditors is set for today to decide how to dispose of the stock and settle obligations.
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Binghamton Shoe Firm
Bingeamros, N
E. J. Brady & Co
Multitude Welcomes Rev P J McManus At Scranton Station
Immense crowd greets Rev P J McManus upon return from Europe at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station. A formal reception follows with J H Devine presenting a gavel from Gettysburg relics, and McManus thanking the assemblage for support of temperance work.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
John H. Devine
Father McManus
Samitary Ridge
Gettysburg
McManus
Scranton Union
Father M'Manus
Islea
Father Dann
South Side street railway disputes and paving bids
The common council lacked a quorum. An ordinance to grant Valley Passenger Co. right of way over South Side streets was debated after the franchise lapse. Manley urged building the line with a potential forfeiture if not started in four months. Wagner favored delaying the ordinance. Other items included via duct permits on West Lackawanna, paving plans for Franklin and Pine streets, and bids for West Lackawanna avenue paving from the railroad to Ninth Street.
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Common Council
Kellew
Select Council
Chittendan
Manly
The
Valley Passenger Company
South Side
Cedar Avenue
Hickory Street
Pittston Avenue
Front Street
Moosic
Prospeet Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Hemlock Street
Hemlock
Wagner
West Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna
Frable
Lauer
Bot
Pine Street
Washington and
Clay Avenues
Barber Asphalt Company
Delaware, Lunotawanna and Western Railroad
Ninth Street
Dunn Bros
Thomas McCanville
Nicholas & Fahey
End of reunion veterans visit Nay Aug park and falls
Veterans of the Thirtieth Pennsylvania Artillery and One Hundred Eighty eighth Pennsylvania Infantry spent yesterday in reunion activities. They began at 8 a m visiting Nay Aug Park to view the falls and returned to continue their observances.
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Thirtieth Pennsylvania Artillery
One Hundred and Eighty-eighth Pennsylvania Infantry
Nay Aug Park
Emerald Beneficial association branch organized at St Marys Providence
A science meeting at St Marys hall Providence launched a Providence branch of the Emerald Beneficial association a Catholic literary and benevolent group. National organizer P J Kelly enrolled members and outlined benefits and aims and Branch 141 will be enrolled Sunday at 4 pm with officers installed by Kelly before he proceeds to Plymouth to institute a branch there.
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St. Mary's Hall
Providence
Emerald Beneficial Association
P. Jf. Kelly
Altoona
Father McManus
Grean Ridge
Plymouth
Hardy to Binghamton for treatment after Montrose sham battle
Artilleryman Hardy, seriously hurt in the Montrose sham battle during the Susquehanna County veteran encampment, will be sent to Binghamton for care funded by Montrose citizens. Captain Parker suggested a campfire fund that raised 40 dollars with additional subscriptions, and Dr. MacFarland of Binghamton will treat him gratis at the hospital there.
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Hardy
Binghamton
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Parker
Wilkes-Barre
Macfarland
Grand Army of the Republic
Opening Day Sneak Preview at 410 Spruce
Schank the shoeman at 410 Spruce says he cannot be ready for opening day until next week. He promises a large stock of shoes and will unpack goods overnight, inviting customers to view Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Schank
Fine Foaches Today Tarasaki Seipment Price Hike
A garbled note hints at Tarasaki selling top quality canning poaches with a price increase planned for next week. Limited legible details mention 25 cent changes and possible local guidance.
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Tarasaki
Counsen
Bookbinding Dept. Offers Superior Services in Scranton
The Scranton Tribune Bookbinding Dept. advertises excellent facilities and complete service for all bookbinding needs. It highlights high quality work, fastidious finishes, and a wide range of bindings to suit any project.
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Scranton Tribune
Moody Evangelist Delivers Masterful Elm Park Address
The Ell Park audience packed for Mr Moody with men and women filling all seats as he defined grace as unmerited mercy and urged Christian faith. He spoke on The Prophet Daniel with a vivid life sketch and urged readiness for spiritual refreshment through church services and open meetings in Scranton during the coming days.
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Moody
Elm Park
Scranton
Tex
Frothingham Theater
Otelock
Delogk
Central City
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue
Tueady
Him Park
Stebbins
Wheeler
Mr. Moody
Howard
Christ
Crystal Palace
England
Daniel
Sueh
West Side Gospel Tent
E. W. Bliss
T. J. Collina
Scranton Street Baptist Church
D. ©. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Mr. Bliss
Reverend Addresses Congregation On The Future Of Man
A preacher delivered a forceful discourse on the future of man, interspersed with convincing anecdotes. The service closed with a short prayer led by Mr. Bliss.
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Bliss
Hottie Bernard Chase presents 1006 at Frothingham tonight
Hottie Bernard Chase brings her company to Frothingham for a two night engagement with the living pictures and new farce 106. The Saturday matinee offers Littles Coquette and a special Spider and Fly at the Academy of Music tonight. Rose Coghlan appears Monday and Tuesday at Frothingham with Diplomacy and A Woman of No Importance.
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Hottie Bernard Chase
Frothingham
Littles
Academy of Music
Rose Coghlan
Welsh and English recitations hold Friday prelims at Liberty Hall
Contestants for Welsh and English recitations will undergo preliminary examinations Friday at Liberty Hall building near the Republican office with times listed. Soprano contralto and tenor contenders schedule set for 8 a m at Powell's music store upstairs. Baritone solo preliminary scheduled Thursday morning at Docornk near Powell's Jersey store upstairs. J J Roberts M D Chairman J C Morris Secretary.
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Liberty Hall
oMec
Eglish
Daniel Webster
L. 4. Powell'’s Music Store
Up Stalia
Do Cornk
L B. Powell
J.J. Roberts
M. D
J. C. Morris
War over a school in Lackawanna court bill in equity
Citizens of Lackawanna township filed a bill in equity through attorney W H Stanton to seek an injunction against building a Moosic school. They allege mismanagement, excess cost, insufficient funds, and potential fraud aiming to replace two existing buildings with a $6,000 structure. They note high property taxes and propose a cheaper alternative. A petition opposing the Moosic school has been circulated for the hearing.
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Lackawanna Township
W. H. Stanton
Owen Connolly
Martin McDonough
P. C. Connolly
Join Kelly
Peter Mallen
Minooka
Equity
Moosic
Griffith Davis
Robert Burleigh
William Morgan
Thomas King
Patrick Higging
Philip Roche
Old Township
Lackawanna
Scho
Anid
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J. ©. Gallagher
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Wand Sister
C. E H. Lavin
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Father Whitty
Marion Arrest
C. G. Boland
C. J. Ruddy
Charles Canavan
P. T. May
J. J. McGuire
James Shea
James English
J. C Gallagher
J. H. Devine
Mr. Devine
Total Abstinence Union
Diocess of Scranton
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Pine Brook
Court House Square
Frey
Elm Park Church
County Jail
Court Home
South Works
Tom Devlin
Philadelphia
Traction Company
Stor
William Barry
E. B. Kite
Kathryn Webster
Pael Davis
Linden Street
All Lady Vaudeville Company
Conway
Penn Ave
Bill Hooky
Mada
Pratt
Proeneny’s Best Makes
H.battin &Co
School of Art and Design
Wentmndron
OL Coal
Oxronp
Bagster
International and Family Bibles
Pratt’s Boox Storm
A. D. Dean
Hus
Washington Avenue
Woolworth’s
Cat Glass
Mgeup
Woolworth
Lacka. Ave
Wake
Berry
Lacka. Avenue
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Osland
Business At
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Banister
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New Fall Millinery
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