Local Visit Roundup of Social Guests in the City
Tallie Morgan is in the city on a visit. Walter Fordham of Green Ridge has returned from Vermont. Mrs KS Dimmick's family hosts a visit for friends on the Brandywine. W OH Peek, cashier of the Third National Bank, and family have departed Cherirages for Mins. 1) 2. Call of No. ie Phenol mvenue hosts Minse. May Veederie of West Pittison is guest of Miss Alive tied det vie Weight. The Misten Warner of Goshen Indiana are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Gearhart on Monroe avenue. Jiles Mallious, former Scrantenian, advertising manager for the Car and Philadelphia railway publication, called on friends in the city last evening.
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W. OH. Peek
Petursied Fron Cherirages
Mir. M
Kookive
No. Ie
T. Mosie Bar
Hoheheiter
Amnanith
Hikeelty
Woat Pitision
Mixsexs
Misten Warner
Goshen
Tmid
Mir
Gearhart
Monroe
Horsford's Avid Phosphate Promotes Digestion Relief
Sick heads ache taken horsford's avid phosphate claims to remove the cause by stimulating stomach action. The advertisement asserts it promotes digestion and quiets the nerves as a remedy.
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Horsford
Wagner To Professor and Mrs John V Wagner a son
A birth notice reports that Professor John V Wagner and his wife welcomed a son. Details on date and place are limited in the readable text. The headline confirms the family welcome in a formal society notice.
Cobb Mrs. Rove Cobb Dies at Mulberry Street Home
Funeral notice forthcoming for Mrs. Rove Cobb wife of I M Cobb aged 3 at 3 Mulberry Street with services to be announced.
Child Brutally Beaten by Father Arrest Follows
A 10 year old girl in Keyser Valley suffered bloodied injuries after her father Michael Shunders allegedly assaulted her and fled. Police tracked him to his home and arrested him, charging him with assault and holding him at West Stepolige station.
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Keyser Valley
Macy Shugberg
Michael Shunders
Tilly
Residents Turned Away From Seventieth Street Theatre Show
Yesterday at Davie Linden street theatre Hoy opened his Seventh Heastol show drawing crowds but many patrons were unable to enter as the gallery was crowded and seats scarce. Miss Robling returned with the same production and audiences praised her performance and the company. The curtain rose after six, the room filled, and the show will be repeated today and tomorrow.
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Davie
Linden Street
Yester- Hoy
Kho
May Smith
Trixie
Miss Robbing
Walter Williame
George B. Dravis
Keaerrer
Upper Gillers
Seti Ina
MD AL Dive
Tom Kershaw
Mise Robling
Firemen's Outing Draws Small Crowd at Lake Ariel
The Lake Ariel firemen's union held an outing aimed at supporting the next state convention. A modest turnout, scattered food and drink, and leftovers were prepared for the event. Proceeds were planned to aid the committee and upcoming activities.
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Lake Ariel
Hilo
Hooker
Central Park Garden
Crash Deluge in Marout House Dining Room Wounds Guests
A plaster ceiling collapsed during supper at the Marout House, dropping onto a full dining table. Ten patrons were seated at that table. Mr Wetland, a crayon artist, suffered a serious head wound while Miss Decker cut both wrists. Others received minor cuts and bruises.
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Marout House
Wetland
Grand Jury Sessions Move to City Hall Chambers
Grand jury will begin sessions next Monday morning in the city hall chambers due to alterations to the court house. The sessions will be held in the common council chambers to provide room for the county court business.
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Common Council
Grand Jury Session Sets Criminal Case Dispositions
The grand jury will stay in session and all criminal cases returned by the magistrates shall be disposed as directed. County commissioners approved the comment of Mayor Bailey and the council on these arrangements.
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Bailey
Sowing the Wind Opens Season at the Academy of Music
The Academy of Music hosted the first modern metal drama of the season with Sowing the Wind, drawing large crowds as both matinee and evening shows sold out. Miss Mand Edina Hall played Rosamond with praised artistry while Marian Chulders, Herbert F. Sears, J. Edwin Green, Marshall Stedman, and Walter Keen were highlighted among the cast.
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Academy of Music
Mand Edina Hall
Rosamond
Marian Chulders
Herbert Fr. Sears
J. Edwin Grewn
Marshall Stedman
Walter Keen
German Visit Ends as Scranton Hosts Saengerfest Farewell
The Saengerfest visitors from Germany depart Scranton after a lively excursion day with about 1,000 people. Trains depart for New York as Schuberts and Liederknits perform. Bauer's band adds to the festivity and locals praise the Scranton Lieder knit's entertainment quality.
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Scranton
Ofehowk
New York
Willies
Larry
Arte Ainman
Dourk
Cadella
Schuberts
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Honesdale
Penneylvanville
Bauer
Germany
Poovedock
Speci
Delaware
Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Four criminal cases heard before Alderman Millar
Maury Denlry of Taylor faced charges for damaging property and windows in his house and was released from jail. Anthony Rephihowski posted bail of 400 for swearing at the hearing. Leon J. Olehefaki linked to trouble at a Polish church. Nicholas B. Huber charged with defrauding Mrs. Slibey and bound to bail. Welix Shafiuski held on assault and threats to Kolsky in South Side Sudgon.
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Millar
Maury Denlry
Taylor
Shewie
Jill
Traylor Sac
Anthony Rephihowski
Allerwa Deneve
Leon J. Olehefaki
Dan Che
Nicholas BB. Huber
Dda Slibey
Man Struck by Car Near Olyphant and Heckville
Carlo Tito, a Polimler, was hit crossing the road between Olyphant and Heckville by a Peekwille pie driven by conductor Gilroy. Thomas Foy witnessed the crossing as the bell warned, Tito received minor injuries and was transported to Lackawanna Hospital.
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Carlo Tito
Ce Ductor
Thyo
Kroekins
Lackiwanna Hospital
Jewish New Year Observed with Temple Services
The Jewish New Year began at six yesterday evening and ends at six this evening. Religious services are held at the Linden Street temple. Rabbi Puerlecht preached on "The Great Problems of Life" and another sermon titled "Sacrifice of Israel" followed. Many city businesses close during the holiday.
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Linden Street
Puerlecht
Israel
Lillian Russell to Open Frothingham Season with New Opera
The Frothingham opens next Monday with Lillian Russell in An American Beauty. Last night Tony Farrell performed Garry Owen to a fair audience, many leaving yet satisfied with the showing at the house.
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Lillian R Russell
The
Frothingham
the Frothingham
Lillian Russell
Tony Farrell
Garry Owen
Lohmanns on Spruce Street Serves Meals and Lunches All Day
An old advertisement notes meals and cold lunches available at Lohmanns on Spruce Street with regular dinner priced at 40 cents and offerings of imported and domestic wines cigars and liquors.
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Lohmann'’s
Spruce Street
Labor Day Parade and Lincoln Park Picnic in Scranton
Scranton observed Labor Day with an afternoon parade of union societies led by Grand Marshal Stephen H B Price and a later Lincoln Park picnic. The parade drew about a thousand marchers and hundreds of spectators, but the picnic attendance was below expectations due to a route change near Madison and Pine streets. Speakers included John Williams and C B Johnson, with Williams later praising unity and avoiding political talk.
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Scranton
Lincoln Park
Dunmore
Central Labor Union
Rtlers
Beranton
United Labor
Franklin Avenue
Stephen HB. Price
James McLane
Charles W. Wilhelm
John Minerich
Alr. Stone
Lawrence Band
James Oh Rolley
Donna Williams
Milea
Edmund Hichinson
Nelson O.teets
Labor Day Committee
John M. Knowlton
Labor Dy Committee
Blaters’ Union
Stone Masone’ Union
Laceweavers’ Union
Hricklayers’ Union
Plasterers’ Union
Clurmakers’ Union
Tinnere’ Union
Paintere’ Union
Trrat
Carpenters’ Union
Stonemasons 'Union
Plumbers’ Union
Iron Moulders’ Union
Typographical Union
Visiting Clerks’ Association
Scranton Clerks’ Association
Boilermakers’ Union
Stone Cutters’ Union
Scranton Progressive Union
Laithers’ Uniim
Brotherhod
Porrest
Bine
Keach
Industrial News
Ceiateal
Watin
Lackiwaanni Avenue
Adens Avenue
Linden Street
Washington Avenue
Wilve Street
Jefferson Avenue
Pine Street
Madison Vee
Madison Avenue
Adium Avenue
C. B. Johnson
John Williams
The
Carpenters’ Ma Joiners’ Union of Area
Williams
State Assembly
New York
Lawrence Hanley Supporting Lilian Lewis in New Comedy
Lawrence Hanley, special associate to Lilian Lewis, stars in her new comedy An Looncent Alyner at the Academy tonight. He previously understudied Booth and Harrell on their famous tour and is known for The Player where his Dr. Jacob is a naturalistic villain. The production aims for sharp, credible dark characterization.
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Lawrence Hanley
Lilian Lewis
Alyner
Academy Tonight
Booth
Harrell
Dr. Jacob
Ares
Jacob
Class system to dominate piano instruction at Pennington's school
The Boston era expert notes class instruction yields better results than private lessons and praises Madame Marchesi for using the method. Mendelssohn cited the benefit of group hearing. J Alfred Pennington’s school will adopt the class system for piano organ and harmony with private lessons optional. The school opens Thursday at 301 Madison Avenue corner Linden Park Church.
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Europe
America
Boston
Madame Marchesi
Paris
Mendelssohn
Severns
Prom J. Alfred Pennington
Madison Avenue
Corner Linden
Elin Park Church
Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts fixative Brome Quinine Tablets and McGarrah's Insect Powder with a money back promise if the cold fails. It warns against bulk sales and urges asking your dealer for the products priced at 25 and 10 cents.
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Aldriggisty
McGarrah
Silverware Rexford's Auction and Sale Today
Staple silverware offered at unusual prices awaits buyers. Local shop promotes diverse useful articles in silver with special discounts and limited stock available today.
Knives and forks sale price for limited days
A short ad notes kitchen cutlery at a bargain. It promotes two day pricing offering Bix knives and forks for a combined two dollar forty price, highlighting the temporary discount and value to shoppers.
Spoons and cutlery deal advertised with safety warning
An ad promotes six spoons for a price and a satin lined box set including knife fork and spoon. It warns of a child using a cree knife and potential throat cutting, urging parents to buy a silver plated knife fork and spoon set instead.
6 in a box arabesque pattern and heavily plated
Fragments describe an item with six in a box, an arabesque pattern and heavy silver plate. The note invites acquisition soon, asking for a price or asset timing.
Orange prep tips with halved fruit and spoons
A vendor touts orange serving tips and a new set of spoons priced at $12. A satin lined box is advertised with a meat fork to complete cold meat platters. Rogers' goods promotes durable spoons including a cheaper option at $1.25.
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Rogers
Rogers satin lined gravy spoons sale
Today only six William Rogers gravy spoons in satin lined boxes offered at a dollar and a quarter per set. Buyers pay the regular price but may obtain a satin lined set today. Limited to one day with a chance to purchase at the advertised value.
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Pri
Touay
William Rogers
Hetsel
E.m.hetsel
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Let Us Fit Your Boy In Strong Durable Suits
A local shop offers boys suits described as nice strong durable and stylish inviting parents to bring their sons in for fitting and selection of reliable wardrobe pieces.
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C. D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Tribune
Tallie Morgan
City
Walter Fordham
Green Ridge
Miniira
Went
Vermont
KS Dimmick
Schank
Spencer
Spruce St
Pather
Associated Charities
John
Poursh
Slitherg
Arreal
Joseph Dean
Seoul
Pei
Sievers
Furnih
Demelstian
Ple West Stepolige
Doeesem
Fanrot House
Harring & McSweeney Detective Agency
M. W. Lowry
TP. Duty
Roscow Dale
Academy
Farview
Alderman Millar
Nour
Eighth Ward
Drooken
Ody
Feld
Paul Romaine
Margaret Puller
Conservatory
Rogers Bros
Haviland & Co
Haviland
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
Onyx
Oliver
A. E. Rogers
Sulza
Wyoming Avenue
Aylesworth’s
St.Thomas College
Brother Angelus
School OF the Lackawanea
S Granton
Ita
Thos, M. Cann, LL. D
Walter H. Buell
A. M
Mulan
Ea Ier
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Furshere
Lackawanna Avenue
Mt, Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
Wii
T. Smith
Northern Steamship Company
Northwest
Northland
Geneva
Pridayvey
Cleveland
Detroit
Machina
Hue Sos
Duluth
Western Points
Brawylight
Thor
Great Northern Railway
Wiest
Ainneapolis
St Paul
Grear Fils Heleia
Putte Spokane
Mortland
Spokane
Lapavetie
Lake Minnetonka
Idades
Sienmeapolis
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