Scranton Conservatory of Music Opens Registration
The Scranton Conservatory of Music opens registration in all departments today. Students should register now to be ready for the term starting tomorrow. Pupils may enter at any time, but starting at the term’s beginning is advantageous. A limited number of evening classes will be formed. Visitors are welcome.
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Delaware and Hilson Company
Grassy Island
Olyphant
Lelaware
Mill Creek
Timothy McNulty
Grant Avenue
Carroll
Delaware
Lackawonne
West
Storrs
Murray
Board of Health
John Gangel
Susanna Yonosherek
Scranton
William D. Rees
Idella Mullen
Patrick Paddot
Anna Garrity
Frank Polka
Apalonia Koleska
Priceturs
Charles Wallnes
Lyda Hall
George B. Frits
Carlotta Bh. Ripley
Dunmore
Walter Ruthven
John Tierney
Offiver Tierney
Clifford Ruthven
Central Police
Ross withdraws from district tourney fight to avoid entanglements
Friends say J Eiliot Ross withdraws from the district tournament as Rosa plans to run for judge next year without antagonisms. The move aims to keep the canvass clean and free of entanglements.
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J. Eiliot Ross
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Attourney
Mr. Rosa
Scranton Casu Store Display Promises Fresh Fruit Prices
A note urges visitors to visit the Scranton Casu Store to view a fine fruit display including water melons rosy apples and crab apples. Stop there, see the display, and obtain prices.
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Scranton
Second Day of the Institute Features Lectures and Debates
Day two of the county teachers Institute featured talks by Miss Buckbee Miss Kenyon Mr Hanyon Miss Nellie Peck Prof F H Green Dr Benedict and Prof Cogswell with sessions on reading drill penmanship and literature. The program includes discussions on securing patron support home schooling and the role of parents plus a note on taxes and a railroad timetable.
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Miss Buckbee
A. Kenyon
Hanyon
Nellie Peck
F. HW. Green
Benedict
County Teachers’ Institute
Young Men's Christian Association
Coggawell
Twitmeyer
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Beward
R. H. Martin Dutles
M. T
Opening of the Public Schools Reports Big Attendance Rise
Public schools opened after summer break with an estimated 800 to 1,000 more pupils than last year and only one overcrowded school. Two new buildings debuted, Nos. 10 and 23, with several sites undergoing renovation or awaiting completion. Faculty reshuffles include Schimpff moving to mathematics at the High School and Kemmerling and Owens filling principal and department roles. numerous new teachers brought into English, history, and other departments.
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Conree
Howell
Schoola Ffs
Washington Avenue Flats
Eighth Ward
No. 12
Eighteenth Ward
Scott Building
No. 27
No. 28
W. E. Schimpff
No. 25
Providence
F. D. Littell
Littell
Naval Observatory
Washington
Henry Kemmerling
Bellevue
Schimpff
David Owens
Bloomaburg State Normal School
Kemmerling
M. H. Jordan
Dunmore
Misa Haggerty
Nettie A. Nye
Francis Condor
Miss Morse
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Nye
Hoss
Grace Hicks
Miss Connor
Cora Griffin
Miss Hicks
Cora Farnham
Ida Cahoon
May Ackerley
Miss Farnham
Edna Fowler
Helen Hurlbutt
Besele Duval
Lila Frable
Misa Durkin
No. 10
School openings set attendance records at multiple institutions
The high school closed early to allow faculty to administer makeup exams while the High and Training school reported 32 pupils, the largest in its history. St. Cecilia's academy opened with 160 students, the largest enrollment in its 26 years.
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St. Cecilia's Academy
Institute Entertainment Delights Y M C A Audience
The Royal Entertainment company presented a varied program featuring ventriloquism, facial imitations, shadowgraph, and a Swedish themed soprano. Miss Pauline Ingre Johnson drew critique for her costume. Tomorrow night George R. Wendling the lecturer will discuss Unseen Realities as praised by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Institute
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Royal Entertainment Company
New York
Albert E. Smith
Matta Holmes
J. Stuart Blackton
Pauline Ingre Johnson
George R. Wendling
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wendling
Baylor’s Pond Again In Court Over Fishing Rights
William Baylor claims sole ownership of a pond and surrounding land and has filed a trespass suit against neighbor Carl W. Tiffany. Tiffany previously confessed judgment in a prior dispute yet continued fishing, prompting this new action. W. W. Baylor, son of the plaintiff, acts as his representative.
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Baylor
William Baylor
Carl W. Tiffany
Tiffany
Doughty Benton
W. W. Baylor
Gordon Estate Seeks Damages Over Carbon Street Regrading
Judge Gunster appoints B F Ackerly E D Fellowa and W R Lewis as viewers to assess damages from Carbon street regrading on Gordon estate property. City lowered street five feet under 1888 ordinance. Settlement attempt failed. John F Murphy represents the petitioner.
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Gunster
B. F. Ackerly
E. D. Fellowa
W. RK. Lewis
Carbon Street
Gordon
John F. Murphy
Lyceum to Stage Two Shows This Week
Tim Murphy Dorothy Sherrod and a good company bring a sparkling comedy A Coat of Many Colors to the Lyceum Thursday evening. Herbert Kelecy Effie Bhannon present the first city production. Seat sale opens this morning and continues for lower floor seating for The Wedding Day next Monday with regular sales starting Friday at 9 oclock.
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Tim Murphy
Dorothy Sherrod
Lyceum
Herbert Kelecy
Effie Bhannon
Seata
Suburban Electric Light Lowers Lamp Hour Rate
The Suburban Electric Light Company announces a price cut for incandescent lights within city limits. On Sept 1 the rate drops to five eighths of a cent per lamp hour, with a 10 to 20 percent discount if the bill is paid by the 20th of the presenting month.
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Suburban Electric Light Company
China Val Rook Wood Weave American Art Pottery Exhibit
A large selection of the latest novel ties in famous American Art Pottery showcases rare coloring and forms. Connoisseurs and interested buyers are invited to call and examine this unique ceramic product where no two pieces are alike.
Bargains Move Fast in Clearance Sale
Get Your Share of daily bargain offers with many items sold quick. Carpenters need space next week while sale pieces include silver bowls and designs priced at 1 each. Items feature sizes from a 20 inch telescope to umbrellas and pins, many at half price or under one dollar.
School Openings and Supplies List Advertised
An itemized list details school opening supplies including leaf tablets rubber top pencils foolscap paper writing paper and slates. Also listed are lead pencils ink paper tablets erasers pen holders and various drawing tools with quantities per set.
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