Wilkes-Barre Public School Boundaries Listed For Term
The article enumerates school district limits and boundary lines for Wilkes-Barre and surrounding districts for the upcoming term starting Monday September 3, detailing which areas feed into Baltimore Carey Centennial Conyngham Courtright Hmita Hill Hillard Grove Hancock and North street schools among others with each route defined by streets and rail lines. It also notes plans for a Wilkes-Barre Tribune branch office at No 2 percent Laning building Public Square to publish earlier editions for northeastern Pennsylvania.
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The
Tribune
Laning
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
D. L
S. RK. R
Laurel, Scott
Pine
Carey Avenue
South River
Dana Vince
Wilkus- Barre and
Plymouth
Central School
Stanton, Brown, Jones
Loomis
Stanton
Dana
Park Avenue
Susquehanna River
Courtright Avenue
River
Kulp Avenue
Olive
Harry Streets
L. W. Railroad
Butler
Main
Grammar
North Main Street
Grammar A
Beaumont
S. RR
Beaumont Street
Custer Street
North Grant
Market
Hillside
Franklin
Dana Place
Wood
Hagle
Ross
Hazle
Grant Street
L. and
Scott, Laurel
Lehigh and Schuylkill
Hmita
Meade Street
South Grant
North Street
Jackson
iLehigh
Schuylkill
Poplar
Grove
McLean
Looms
Jones, Brown, Stanton
Hazle Street
Union Street
Veers Grove
Saturday Baseball Fracas Triggers Mine Fight at Mill Creek
After a Keystone colliery game between outside and inside men at Mill Creek, a brawl erupted in Mazinski saloon. David Carey failed to pay for drinks and was ejected. Ed Jenkins joined the melee, injuring several Poles with missiles. Jenkins hid at the Delaware and Hudson depot as Polish leaders urged calm. he was later arrested and jailed by Hurgena Bergen at Miners Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Keystone
Mazinsk
David Carey
Jenkins
Delaware and Hudson
Powell
Mr. Powell
Hurgena Bergen
Miner’s Mills
Polish Girl Aims Suicide Near Red Ash Colliery
A 20-year-old Polish girl from Georgetown attempted suicide by hanging herself near the Red Ash colliery on a Saturday afternoon. She told her parents she did not want to live.
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Mary
Hed Ash
George Stroble
Stroble
Squire Ford
Mary Fil- Hatemn
Georgetown
Red Ash
Eczema Remedies Mentioned For Early Infant Affected Arms
Fragmentary report notes eczema remedies used on a three week old infant with arm and neck irritation. References to home care items and a medicated salve procedure are unclear. Further readable text is insufficient to identify exact treatments or outcomes.
Grand Jury True Bills Reported From Week of Work
The Post lists the grand jury true bills for the week, including murders, involuntary manslaughter, assault and battery to ravish, rape, robbery, forgery, embezzlement, larceny, adultery, and other felonies. Names of defendants span numerous individuals across many charges.
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Grand Jury
Abram I.eckert
George Windisch
Lewis Troe
Anthony Jimmight
Frank Shaffer
George Jordan
James Miller
Carl F. Seellog
Joseph Thrash
Thomas O'Brien
Charles Black
Anthony Kalowski
Henry Fogelberger
Patrick J. Rowan
Stanislaw Gobelski
Albert White
Henry Legran
John EB. Ferguson
Henry Pearson
James Meehan
Patrick Gibbons
Patrick Cummings
Frank Charlee
Sampson Nankloyer
Wadislaw Marinkowski
Jacob Cohen
Powell Vicker
Maggie Wilkins
Judson Lutz
Edward Donnell
John Luckacs
Frank Pencagicz
George Shura
Joseph Palmer
John Vennes
William Stone
Joseph Huskar
T. Harry Cox
James Wren, Jr
Sampson Nankivel
Richard Burke
Barney Rosenthal
Gawdy House
Ella Kresge
Emma Hatfield
Katharine Krusa
J. L. Strunsky
John Urban
John Br
D. J. Gallagher
Mary Davis
Mary Katkoski
Charles Kelly
James Kelly
Jane Emn
Patrick Boyle
Tippling House
Pasquale Rowano
T. E. Emmett
Alles K. &. Linden
James Fh. Brennan
James McLaughlin
Andre Janclasan
John Ketch
Adam Umlah
Peter Warsell
Samuel Lehman
John J. Mulvey
John Firman
John Pakutka
Salvator de Ora
John Swatkie
George Chishell
Dominic Simnites
Steve Balash
John Frust
Albert Perch
Felix Navitski
Joe Nokitus
John Wasko
John Wilkes
Thomas Marin
Thomas Tighe
Fred, Lloyd
George Phelps
Fred Davis
Elmer Stefanski
Thomas ‘Dougherty
Jacob Kellar
Patrick McGinn
Michael Munley
John J.munley
Joseph Bartell
John Polka
John Mollick
John Lukacs
Charles Jones
Lloyd Hartzel
Samuel P. Cooper
August Hllek
Labor Day Parade and Picnic Observed by City Unions
Labor Day events included a Saturday parade led by the Albion band from River to Northampton and back to the Square, with 125+ marchers from Bricklayers and Stonecutters unions. After the parade a Mountain Park picnic featured the Ninth Regiment band and large crowds at Hanover and Suburban parks.
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Mountain Park
Albion Band
Avocat
South Street
Northampton
South Main
Public Square
East Market
al Smith
United Machiniate
Mountains Park
Ninth Regiment
Hanover Park
Order of Hibernians
Stonecuttera’ Hi Bricklayers
Brundage Indorsed for Superior Court Judge Nomination
The Luzerne County Democratic Committee met and unanimously passed a resolution urging the state Democratic convention to nominate Asa R. Brundage for judge of the Superior Court. It calls on delegates to use honorable means to secure his nomination at the Williamsport meeting on September 11.
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Democratic County Committee
Eeitor Beldleman
Shickshinny Democrat
Asa R. Brundage
Democratic Party
Luzerne County
Williamsport
Sunday Ride Outing From Public Square to Hasleton
A group of local young men left Public Square yesterday at 4 am traveling to Hasleton via the Boulevard Bear Creek and White Haven and returned last evening. Participants included Clemich teon John Mewbarey Sohn Rion ereon Joenberry Nicholas Glosser John Moyer and Charles.
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Publc Square
Hasleton
Boulevard
Bear Creek
White Haven
Clemichteon
John Mewbarey Sohn Rionereon
Joenberry, Ie
Nicholas Glosser
John Moyer
Charles
Desertion arrests and embezzling suspect located in Canton
Report lists several individuals including Charles Bradburn Connor Frank Terry Wayne Newman Grimes Joslyn Stanley Pierce 8 Houpt Edward Terry and John Walcott arrested for desertion. Edward Griffiths jailed on $500 bail after wife charged desertion and a Canton suspect connected to Washington Building and Loan embezzlement awaits trial. Traver Keleaned editor of All The News freed on own recognizance after habeas corpus hearing pending trial.
Arrest and court actions in city notes
Richard Myles was yesterday arrested for fast driving and fined by the mayor. William Closkey a Polander who has been jailed on a charge of malicious mischief was permitted to enter their Saturday in $200 for his appearance at court. Grocer Globa of Sullivan Street caused the arrest of one of his clerks for the larceny of two spools of thread.
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Richard Myles
William Closkey
Globa
Sullivan Street
Pittston News Notes Cover School Plans and Hotel Scheme
The Pittston section reports the Scranton Tribune opening at No 6 Williams Street with news and subscription services. Highlights include a school board meeting approving architect Frey's remodeling plans costing 6000 to 7000, a new room for Professor Rutledge, and ward repairs. A major hotel project by Senator Slocum in Exeter borough is outlined with electric railway plans, a 50 by 170 foot main block, seven stories, and a tower, plus grounds and park layouts. Other items note Kitty Rhoades play diagrams, Oct 1 education dept openings, bakery expansions, staff news, and a serious injury to Letter Carrier Delahinery.
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Jones
Tenth Ward
Hines
Miles
Frey
Wilkes-Barre
Butler Hill
Rutledge
James J. Slocum
John Duckworth
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Exeter Borough
Forest Castle
Slocum
Kitty Rhoades
Music Hall
Young Meri's Christian Association
Huchner & Co
Minnie Bevan
Watkins
Gelmar
Witchner
Philadelphia
Hoyt & Co
Chestnut Street
George Delahinery
Miller
Damon Street
Washington, DC
East Pittstoniana
Glove Import Sale Highlights New Fall Styles
Connolly and Wallace promote their fall glove import with claims of superior quality and broad shade selection. They tout lower prices, better values, and newer patents for fit and wear, inviting customers to inspect the One-Dollar Kids display and visit the counter for a purchase.
Labor Day notes and local news from Tunkhannock
Labor Day observed amid a bustling town scene with primaries in progress. Local updates cover hospital care plans for W. B. Bullock, Knights of Pythias charity, ice shortages and refrigerator demand, yacht Defender leading in the race, farm visits to Florida, and primary delegates in Turnpike Street. Scranton games and local arrivals fill the remaining items.
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Frank Hermon
Eatonville
Centremoreland Aconls
W. EB. Bullock
Methodist Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Montrose Sentinel
Susquehanna County
Pradford Republican
C. EB. Decker
Gibson
Day
Defender
Valkyrie
Hillinga & Sons
Messie
Fort Meade
Florida
Pebble
Teed
South Florida
Paul Jennings
Turnpike Street
Joseph Carlin
T. M. Harding
B. L. Lyman
J. P. Harpe
W. J. Avery
Tritons
Scranton Young Men
Byron Kelley
Victoria Gray
Scranton
Claude Arnts
Wyoming Seminary
J. W. Gray
Crystal Beach
Lake Erie
Gray Candy Company
Agents Wanted for Cigars and Other Goods
Classified ads solicit agents to sell cigars and hardware with various commissions and sample offers. Includes notices for sexual and trade products, rental listings, job seekers, medical ads, and professional services in Scranton and nearby areas.
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Higak Cioak CO
Unicaga
Oxzsen
Michigan Mfg CO
Chicago
Help Wanted Male and Female Workers in Early Classified Notices
Classified ad fragment lists job openings including several young men for igor na po ene io and a well known man for monopoly related tasks. Also seeks a salesman grocer, a woman for washing, and two energetic saleswomen. includes addresses and dates of posting in scattered form.
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Igor Na Po
O . Chaddrem Hunt
Lee Ye
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Pain
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy praised by mothers. It claims to soothe a child, ease gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and diarrhoea, selling for twenty five cents a bottle worldwide. A note also mentions a wedding planning remark between a mother and daughter.
Castoria Sings Through Generations in Old Ad Rhyme
An archival ad jingle traces Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood, noting repeated use as a comfort for a child and continued ownership in family care for your children.
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Kansas
Brundage Indorsed
Edward Griffiths
Canton
C. F. Fettsolf
Washington
Canton Ohio
Baureb Cobain
Traver Keleaned
Charles Traver
All the News
Niel
J. H. Orr
Bennett
Pittston
Scranton Tribune
H. W. Cruser
Willians Street
Wright & Co
Malin Street
Quee
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
van Buren Ut
N. CO
Station L
Moagente
Awe
Bolgiano
Hinde
Carlers
Seton
Central City
Bath
Mifflin Ave
Green Ridge
Nettletone
Washington Ave
Wyoming Ave
Jacob Walters
Adama Ave
Carwon & Davies
Lackawanna Avenue
Evans
Lis
Luzerne
Hyde
Wyoming Avenue
Mackreth
Washburn
Dalton
L. Awarts
D. Swarts
Spruce Street
City
Holiness Nager
the Tribune
Scranton, Pa
U. K
M. C
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
Wilkes Barre
Taylorville
Pide Park
Providence
Dickson Olyphant
Oakville
Archbald
Jermyn
Bahi
E. H. Call
Frank Jessie
Oxrena Complete
Andrew .O. Moody
Wyoming
Eutraged
Capoune Ave
Ate Pricus
Yar Creniar
Gibson Jones
Maver
Patrick Durkin
Old Forge
Housekesp- Sher
Hoper
WSR
J. N
Care Tribune
Mires Pd
Care Tris
Ps Trivane
Medical
William A. Taft
D. C
Laubach
Burgeon
RM. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons
G. Edgar Dean
Beranton
Gustoppoulte Court House Square
Kay
Penn Ave
A. J. Connell
Francke
W. E. Aleln
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
J. C. Batason
Linden Street
Patterson & Wilcox
Rerepteon
William A. Wilco
Alfred Hand
William Fiand
Common Wealth Building
Joan Frank T. Okell
Sthorny
Coal Exchange
Scranon
James W. Oakford
Commonwealth Building
Samuel
W. Edgar
Spruce St
A. Watres
Lackananeave
Urie Townsend
Dime Bank
C. R._ PITCHER
White Cnreerh Building
Ron
Comngys
D. B. Replogle
Bprucentreet
B. F. Killam
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bidg
J. M. C. Rance
Edward HH. Davie
Seranton
BELL
Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Car
Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Republic Savinge and Loan Association
Call On & N. Callender
Dime Bank Building
Bsibart
Geen Be
Joe. Kuettel
Leeds
G. R. Clark & Co., Reedsmen and Nurserymen
Washington Avesnue
Green House
North Avenue
Telepho
Franklin Avenue
P. Ziegler
Scranton House
B. L. & Yyassenger
Victor Koch
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Americ
E. N. Anable
New York City
Central Park
Kith and
Bth Sts
Plage Square
Fifth Avenue
Sth
Terminal Station
6Th Ave
L Road
Chandler
F. A. Ham
Wollelt i Sakmietetions
Ewe
Jobo Street
Ntework
Racine Beg
Castoria
Miss
Osatoria
Lacka. Ave
Cor. Adams
Capital
N. A. Hulbert
G. Dub
Sos
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