CITY NOTES PAY DAYS AND OPEN AIR CONCERT
Dhhiware company will hold pay days on the southern division route today. An open air concert precedes the parade with a fireworks display at five o'clock. Coroner reports the inquest into Molen Shafer’s death from an accidental firearm discharge. A theft case ends with the arrest of a man for stealing air clippers from a store. Parade Monday night features the Hove company leading a forty-pegleg formation to advertise the Cirvatal Howe Cope event next Tuesday at Round Weds.
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Dhhiware, Lawkiawati
Wid Weatern Ridloandt Company
Thre Row
Wilds
Robert
Molen Shafer
Albert White
Rye Tal Hove Company
Toe Law- Tent
Hand of Forty Plegos
Plonia
Cirvatal Howe
Ade Lawrence
Crystal Hose House
Linden Street
Mercantile Tax Law Expands Levy on Retail and Wholesale
The legislature passed a mercantile tax law taxing retailers two dollars per whole gross volume and wholesalers three dollars annually with a half mill penalty. Dealers must post a signed notice of their business at their entrance and risk a ten dollar fine for noncompliance. Many merchants fail to comply strictly with the new provisions.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Announces Special Tickets Scranton to Athan Town
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a special one day return fare from Scranton to Athan Town with a limited date. Tickets valid on a special train leaving Scranton at 6 45 p m on the specified date and returning on a special train or any regular train except the Black Diamond Express the next day. Consult Lehigh Valley Railroad notices for full schedule and details.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Athan Town
Jew Yates
Peturn
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Trailroad
North Main Avenue site offered at strong September discount
Visitors to the Mi Ver Hon photo week were surprised by the law prices for the North Main avenue site near Colonel te Tripp’s estate. Some of the choicest plots were offered at a special September discount, available at the plot office.
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Te Tripp
Lester Shoe Store Pricing Change Report
Former price set at $1.05 now revised at the Lester Shoe Store located at 205 Lacoke Avenue. The note appears in a local business listing or shopper bulletin with tentative promotional terms.
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Pwlee
Now && Pente
Lester Shoe
Lacoke Winha Avenur
Lackawanna Avenue
Fragmentary Local Notice From Historic Ledger
Fragmentary OCR mentions a watchmaker or ant themed note with a street address 225 Tawkawanna avenue Singké and a cigar reference. Details are unclear but imply a small business listing or personal notice from a historical page.
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Neremad
Ant
Tawkawanna Avenue
Postoffice funding boost frames tense union remarks
Delegates at the convention press for higher pay and faster service as the postoffice budget shows a $600000 increase for free delivery. A substitute letter carriers bill is discussed amid protests against foreign language promotions and favoritism in appointments.
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Senate
House
Colstessman Grout
Vermont
Congress
Delegates Tally Nominations at West Convention Session
Evening session runs late as delegates advance election preliminaries and nominations. Balvo of Charleston reads Governor McSweeney’s message, with laughter over North Carolina remark. Detroit supporters push for the city, while Pin Brees telegrams urge Detroit, and nominees from Chicago and Grand Rapids are discussed and withdrawn.
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Balvo
Charleston
South Carolina
M. B. Sweeney
Washington
Detroit
Winham
Wilkes-Barre
Pin- Brees
Parker
Chattanooga
National Park
A .T. Finnas
Broomington
Charles Lb. Duffy
Chicago
Duffy
Alex McDonald
Grand Rapids
Trafton
Cleveland
Legmaddon
Mesars
Curtin
Quinn
John HH. Phililew
Tale Elt
A. Ko Hasbrouck
Nominations Submitted by Committees for Officers and Board
The document lists nominees for president and officers, with John N Parsons as candidate for president and C W Millar as vicepresident. It includes secretary E J Cantwell and treasurers Charles O Duffy and Alex McDonald, plus executive and legislative committee selections across several cities and states.
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Conn
J. C. Keller
Cleveland
Melville Johnson
Columbus
Daniel Mullen
Springfield
CWN Service Board
Charles KR. Riedel
Canton
J. Duffy
Pittsburg
Thomas Degnan
Alfeny
J. A. Vitaly
Buffalo
WH. Rollerteen
Portland
William TH. Jees
Ultimeore
W. Kh
Hasbrook
Cory
B. A
Wilmot Dunn
Nashville
Tenn
W. J. Om
Auburn
N. YV
Charles M. U'Hren
Detroit
Mich
Tattimore
Chattanooga
P. J. Duffy W. OH. Robertson
PW. Boyle
Geo
W. Carroll
Fred
Stowsend
John N. Pareone
William Cody
Thiearte
Charles JD
Duffy
Chicom
Th. M. FL
Freeman
Bloomington
Taryee
J. Cantwell Brook
Charles Duffy
Chicag
Til
Alex. McDonald
Grand Thapite
John F. McAlroy
Bridgeport
A. K. Young
Cincinnati
Charles Lougheed
A.J. Michner
St. Louie
William J. Low
Newark
FP. &. Trafton
Mceveland
F. J. Burke
Syracuse
Fred A. Leng
Indilang
James W. Shelf
Allegeny
Frank Dunn Boston
M. J. Moynhan
Rochester
A. TD. Lauten
Denver
William Webber Chicago
Ol“.Lowing
Cantwell
John A. Phillips
Mr. Trieber
Chirag
Heckring Te Ran
John. N. Parsons
C. W. Millar
Omaha
Ned Conmd Treiber
San Francisco
Cal
E. J. Cwntwell
Brook Ion
Charles OD. Duffy
Chicago
M. J. Connor
Alex. MccDonald
Grand Rapides
J. H. Phillipe
Scranton
John F. McBiney
A. K. Young. Francis
Jd. Burke
Charles Gonghead
George J. Kleffner
William J. Knot
A. B Seaton
A. d. Miehner
W. L Moynihin
Roeheater
E—Jas, Arkison
Fall River
F. B. Fratton
J. J. Curtin
Lynn
Mas
M. FP Finnan
Bloomingwe
The Trolley Ride Gathers Hostesses and Guests on Evening Out
A trolley excursion last evening hosted by the Auxiliary drew a large party of visitors and members. The ride started at 8 30 from Jermyn and covered the Green Ridge suburban area with views of central city lights from hill tops. The list of participants included many from New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities along with Scranton hosts and convention delegates.
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Nationmal Civil Service
N. A. le
National Association
Jas. Arrison
Joseph Arkivon
B.J. Curtin
Lyn
Moses
Richard Quinn
Philidel Pin
Wiliam Cody
Chicane
Civil Service Committee
Charles Ro Raedel
Canton
W. FT Finherty
New Orleans
P. J
Carey
I Island
Allentown
Secior
Machen
Michen
Cantwell
Mutual Benetii Association
Gossion
Jermyn
J. No Parrone
Mes. J
J °. Wasson
J. M. Hagen
Charles Thasehnagel
J. van Steenberg
G. J. Walker
BG. O'Neil
W. J Winkler
Joliet
PL Goets
Brie
A. Bright
New Haven
G. FP. Weaver
Curtin
John Ryan
Lyon
Tomes J. Shea
Jersey
Morris Kendly
Bethlehan
Mea
C. M. O'Brien
Cleveland
Ohio
Scranton
U. FP. Moore
F. H. Sprukes
A. ¥. Jenkins
G. W. Frisbie
R. MN. Davis
S. Evans
3. Peters
C. R. Liveley
Boston Delegation Pursues Credit at Convention
The Boston delegation works to reflect favorably on the city with support from Langdon and Bishop. Finsbrook of Cory Pa wears chestnut bar buttons and praises Scranton hospitality. Detroit is praised as home of the Letter Carriers Association with early roots and the next convention set there.
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Boston
Langdon
Bishop
N. A.D. Co
Finsbrook
Cory
Wilson- Barre
Hasbrook
Scranton
Pennsylvania
William J. Barkhy
Johnstown
A. J. Houston
Detroit
Letter Carriers’ Association
My. Houston
Valley House
Aeieeatia Dunn
Bos
Labor meeting voices for organized action and new party
John N. Parsons and other speakers addressed trades unionists at Carpenters hall on labor's mission and the need to organize for political action. The talks covered the Brooklyn trolley strike, labor unity, and the Independent Labor Party plan to elect pro labor officials, with reference to strikes and long work days.
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Brooklyn
WHS
Carpenters Hall
John N. Parsons
Knights of Labor
Letter Carrier’ Association
Laurel Hill Park
Chorge J. Kleffiner
Omaha
Net
Trades Unionian
Benjamin James
United Mine Workers
James" Keller
Cleveland
New York
Independent Labor Party
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Labor Triumphs Through Organization
A historical reflection argues that organized labor proves its value by showing how a well structured and fair trade yields benefits. The speaker asserts that a fully organized trade demonstrates the potential for better conditions and success for workers.
To California by Midland Route Every Friday Night
Travel advertisement describes a Friday night tourist car from Chicago via Omaha and Salt Lake City to California with stopovers. Includes fare details, berth rates, and how to secure tickets from East agents. Also promotes Ma cho n s Shoe Store with a fall line and stylish shapes.
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San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul
Union
Chicago
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Sault Lake City
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Hi- Capo
East
Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. Hentford
John RR
Pott
Williamsport
Take Ariel Train Service Discontinued On Monday
A timetable change ends the Take Ariel line on and after Monday September with the Lake Ariel Sun ey line discontinued. The railroad announces the service halt affecting travelers and schedules.
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Ariel Traina
Alau
Lake Ariel Suney
Hein Ip
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Barry
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H. B. Ware
Heath
T N.m
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Jodee
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Pyitlas
George Schultz
George Farber
Europeduin
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Patriot
Thin Jobler
Mercantile Tax Law
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Lougheed
Raeidel
Committee On Civil Service
Iself
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Paulsen
Civil Service
KJ. Paulsen
Janes T. Maloney
Hammer Man
Stephens
George I Weaver
Mutual Henefit Association
oM-cial
New York City
Charles D. Duffy
Edward J. Cantwell
Grand Rapida
Pivo
John F. McElroy
Bridgeport, Conn
al. K. Young
A. J. Michener
Hb.b. Seaton
Col
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James W. Shuff
Allegheny
James Arkeson
Mass
B. J. Curtin
Maas
Richard F. Quinn
Philadelphia
Joan H. Phillips
P. H. Duffy
Pleteburg
Thomas Dernan
Albany
Whilliam H. Flaherty
W. H. Robertson
Ore
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Baltimore, Mad
BE. J. Zinsmeister
Melville Johnston
Columine
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Los Aneles
Baltimore
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Parsons
Carpenters’ Hall
ME. Parsons
Addis
John N. Parone
Central
WOMRK
Nolice
Barnes
Meriden Cutlery Co
China Wall
Wyormming Ave
Maohon
Sho
Lackawann Avenue
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Mt. Pleasant
Tene's
Scranton Grocer
J. L. Connell & Co
Sole Millers
Conrad
Hawes
Miller
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
W. H.H. Bull
Winola
Pull Lake View
Matarin
Meses Quitoes
Lithia
Lone
C. E. Frear
Lake Winola, PA
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Crystal Lake
Jove Carbondale
Mt Fittpem Tage
Es Bane
Congo
Vers Hal
C. E. Johnson
Ustieoe
Lundalt Va
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