Meeting of Florence mission managers today at ten
A Florence mission managers meeting is scheduled for today at 10 p m. No City Pastors union meeting yesterday due to lack of quorum. Large audience anticipated at Central Women’s Christian Temperance union gathering this afternoon at six o’clock. Edward Roche, a ten year old, was cut by a wagon on Capoose avenue yesterday morning. Frank Wagner yesterday caused assault on S W Carter and Alderman Wright posted bail. Mrs McAskie’s husband arrested for desertion. bail set at ten dollars. Catholic Twil Benefit associates elected representatives T P and T J Jennings to the national meeting. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson show no payments yesterday. DL&W will pay today at Btorre’s mine. Funeral of the late James Harrigan from St Peter’s Cathedral tomorrow at 9 am. interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. William Neill sues city of Scranton and police officials for 5000 for alleged fake arrest. represented by N H Burns and KE Newcomb.
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Florence Mission
Pastors’ Union
Central Women's Christian Temperance Union
Edward Roche
Green's Lane
Capoose Avenue
Frank Wagner
W. Carter
Wright
Carter
John McAskie
South
Millar
McAskie
Erie
T. J. Jennings
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson Companies
Btorre
James Harrigan
Gibson Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Intermont
Hyde Park Catholic
William Neill
W Priceburg
City
Scranton
John H. Davis
John W. Moir
N. H. Burns
KE. C, Newcomb
Conservatory of Music Opens Tomorrow in Scranton
The Scranton Conservatory of Music opens all departments including Music Art and Languages tomorrow. Visitors and students are invited to inspect the rooms at Adams avenue and Linden street. Director J Alfred Pennington may be consulted during the day. Sleeping car to New York via Lehigh Valley rail may be occupied at Wilkes-Barre after 9 pm. Arrives New York 8:23 am. Tickets at Lackawanna avenue.
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Scranton Conservatory of Music
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
J. Alfred Pennington
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
County Teachers Institute records enrollment and talks
The County Teachers Institute opened amid heat with Dr J O Bateson presenting on The Human Temperaments and Their Application to Teaching and Dr Benedict on The Formation of Habits in Education. Enrollment lists by district and officers are recorded, along with a condolence resolution for Pardon Coney.
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J. O. Hateson
Dr. Benedict
Taylor
Coggawell Than
Mise Kenyon
Mise Anna Buckbee
J. C. Bateson
Benedict
State College
Edinboro Normal School
Young Men's Christian Association
F. C. Hangen
A. Kenyon
Nelle Peck
Twitmyer
Green
Covewell
Sitetevensse Seuaeneaenials
Benedict Dri
Miss Buckles
Tragedy on South Side Ends in Shootout and Mob Scene
A deadly shooting on Cedar Avenue sparked a furious street mob, leading to the arrest of Joseph Abbate after a pursuit through Linden Street and Meridian Street. Police report Raimondi died from a shot fired by Abbate, while Raimondi’s associates and witnesses describe the confrontation as crowds swarmed and police struggled to control the scene.
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Abbate
Woelkere
Linden Street
Golden's Hotel
Luzerne Street
Woolkers
Anstey's
Meridian Street
Woelkers
Voelkers
Rogan
Conway
Sartor
Raimondi
Tribune
Johnson Coal closes Priceburg colliery for improvements
The Johnson Coal company shut its Priceburg colliery on September 1 to rebuild the breaker. It formerly prepared 1,000 tons daily and will, after two months of work, be able to clean and market 3,000 tons per day. Workers receive August pay on Saturday.
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Johnson Coal Company
Priceburg Bept. 1
Delegates to Williamsport Convention Leave City
The local delegation to the Williamsport convention of the State League of Republican clubs will depart today at 6 p.m. via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Expedition members include Major Everett Warren Milton W. Lowry Alderman W. S. Millar Co. E Pryor Hon. Alex T. Connell Charles E. B. Olver E. F. Robathan Fred W. Fleita and George Marshall. Excursion tickets available at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
State League of Republican Clubs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Everett Warren
Milton WW. Lowry
W. 5. Millar
E. Pryor
Alex. T. Connell
Charles EB. Olver
E. FE. Robathan
Fred W. Fleita
George Marshall
Price of Electric Light Reduced in City
Suburban Electric Light Company announces a price cut effective Sept 1 to five eighths of a cent per lamp hour. A 10 to 20 percent discount applies if the bill is paid by the 20th of the month in which it is presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Electric Light Company
Novel American Art Pottery Ties Exhibit Invitation
A large display showcases the latest American Art Pottery with many rare coloring and form effects. Connoisseurs and others are invited to call and examine this unique ceramic product where no two pieces are alike.
Grain-O: A Healthful Beverage for Children
A promotional note touts Grain-O as a tasty nourishing drink option for kids, claiming it resembles coffee in appearance and benefits without caffeine. It emphasizes grain-based content and widespread availability at grocers.
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Anton
Mach
James Russell Dies After Fall At Home
James Russell died at Lackawanna hospital at 9 o clock last night after suffering a skull fracture from a fall down stairs at his home 624 Pitteton avenue. He lay unconscious for ninety one hours before death. The accident was reported in yesterday's Tribune and his family cared for the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell
Lackawanna Hospital
Pitteton Avenue
Tribune
Kid McCoy and Ryan Fight Tickets to Syracuse
A $6 round trip from the DL, W. company covers the McCoy versus Ryan fight. Tickets are valid on any train Wednesday to Syracuse and return on Thursday. For details, contact box 483, city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
City
Academy of Music to stage major production this week
The Academy of Music presents a major production this Thursday night with shows through the balance of the week. Matinees are scheduled for the 10th and 11th with performances at the usual hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Academy
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T. G. Osborne
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Charles Perry
Cedar Avenue
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Longstreet
Charles Wirth
Gus Kempe
Ed. Conelly
Henry Walters, Jr
Gus Schmidt
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Raymond
Joseph Abbate
Sebastian Sparocen
Gecheidle
Schimpffs’ Court
Sparocent
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Ninth Street
Egli
Harmond
Barrington
Richardson
Peter Ring
Raimond
Wyoming House
Schimpff
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George Borrick
Henry Engle
Shike
Priceburg
Crumarall
China Halls
Killar & Peck
Wyoming Avenue
Kid McCoy
Ryan
THE
Rexford Company
Lackawanna Ave
David
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Jersey
Pierce, Penn
Ane
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