Miss Agnes Conway and Friends Meet in New York
Personal notes list Agnes V Conway of Bellevue vacationing in New York city and Sarah Perry entertaining Lottie Gumble of Syra use. Assistant Postmaster D W Powell returned from Clifford, while Peter Grimes named superintendent at Dixie's theater and Charles Wolfe of Rochester University visits Edson E Smith.
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Agnes V. Conway
Bellevue
New York City
Sarah Perry
Parker Street
Lottie Gumble
Syratse
D. W. Powell
Clifford
Peter Grimes
Dixie's Theater
Charles D. Wolfe
Rochester University
Edson E. Smith
Madison Avenue
Carroll Maloney
Villa Nova College
Grace Atherton
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Br. A. D. Preston
Massachuselts
Bridget A. Hoban
Bishop Noban
Dangerously
North
Washington Avenue
Three Accident Cases at Moses Taylor Hospital
Three accident victims arrived at Moses Taylor Hospital after incidents on Saturday. James Dooley of West Scranton, a Lackawanna railroad conductor, fell from a freight car by the Stowra Packing House and suffered a badly bruised back. John Done, a miner at Avondalis, sprained his back from a fall of top vault. John Busk, a laborer at the Dodge, was hit by falling roof debris and injured his knee cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor Hospital
James Dooley
Weet Scranton
Lackawannis Road
Stowra’ Packing House
John Done & Miner
He Avondalis
John Buski
Dodge
Maullana Fair Featured with Balloon Drops and Baseball
The Maullana Fair runs September 16 to 19 highlighting Myrtle Helle Webb in balloon ascensions and parachute drops. Baseball games are scheduled Wednesday and Thursday with a Friday final. $90 to first and $20 to second. Grounds and track in excellent condition. Free admission to meet friends at the event.
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Myrtle Helle Webb
Chilcago
Appointment of Anna Cusick as Truant Officer by School Board
The school board approved hiring Mrs Anna Cusick as an assistant to Truant Officer Martin Joyce to curb runaway pupils. The plan faced some opposition but was approved with a salary of 40 a month. Dr O Malley cited growing duties, while Evans called the move strange and Isynon warned of possible future bond needs.
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Anna Cusick
Martin Joyce
Joyce
Chicago
Jennings
Evans
School board approves raises and new hires for city teachers
The board adopted the committee's recommendations fixing Mrs. Cusick's salary at 40 a month and accepting resignations of Myrtle Perry and Alice Ivans. New appointments include Lillian O'Donnell Kate L. Mawn Catherine B. Gibbons. Larkin moves from No 23 to No 20 and Ruddy from No 20 to No 23.工资 increases for Angela Blewitt and others follow with several raises.
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Myrtle 0
Hicks
Cliff
Mason
Margaret Durkin
Eugene H. Fellows
Cornell University
Costello
September Leaders Well Bunched In Local Parade
William Sherwood trails leaders by three points as Edna Coleman climbs one place and A L Clark moves ahead three in a tightly packed September standings showing a close race among districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherwood
Edna Coleman
A. L. Clark
Scranton and area contestants ranked in standings list
A lengthy standings table lists 33 contestants from Scranton and surrounding towns with scores and placements. Notable entries include A J Kellerman, Charles Burns, Oscar Kipp, Albert Freedman, and Miss Beatrice Harpur among many others from Elmhurst Bellvue Carbondale and more, with varied scores.
Big Rush Of Pupils Opened Public Schools
Public schools opened after the summer vacation with the largest enrollment on record. Overcrowded rooms appeared citywide and in suburbs some rooms held 65 to 70 pupils. The surge is linked to a strike drawing many breaker boys and others to classes. Three new buildings and five kindergartens started, with the High School near 1,200 in attendance. A board motion ordered teachers to admit all students ages 6 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Street
St. Cecilia's Academy
Murphy
Board of Control
No. 12
City to Decide on Free Swimming Pool Implementation
Director of Public Works John Roche announced this week will determine if the city gets a free swimming pool. A generous donor plans to back the project with cost estimates for completion, including superstructure and contractor work. The pool measures 190 by 60 feet with eight modern showers and other facilities, with further trips planned to study model baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
F. L. Brown
Bureau of Engineering
Phillips
Conrad Schroeder
Roche
New York
Nine leaders score in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune Educational Contest results show Scranton participants A J Kellerman with 4 and William T Rodriguez with 12, Carbondale’s Herbert Thompson with 6, Hartford’s William Sherwood with 20, and Maxwell Shepherd from Carbon…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
William T
Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
William Sherwood
Harford
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbon
Phillips Is The Man For Second District Nomination
Common Councilman Fred Phillips is the Democratic nominee for the Second district legislature. Party leaders persuaded John C. Rowhe to withdraw during the primaries, and J. F. Hammes had already withdrawn, leaving Phillips unopposed. The convention will be held at 2 p.m. today at St. Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phillips
John C. Rowhe
Mr. Phillips
St. Charles
Scranton Wrestlers See Changes in Standings
Dale, 6, Don Capwell, Scranton, 1, Lee Culver, Springville, 1, Miss Edna Coleman, Scranton, 4, and A L Clark, Green Grove, 9. Coleman passes Grant Decker and ties Culver for 22nd. Army Clark from Green Grove moves to 33rd, Peckville Clark remains 33rd pending points. Herbert Thompson of Carbondale ties Albert Freedman for 5th. William Sherwood nears triple tie and Rodriguez and Thompson swap leadership for September prizes.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vue Cece
Eueas
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Ceessevays
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas. W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
J. Paib Ah
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Don
Capwell
William Cooper
Priceburg
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Lee Culver
Eddie Morris
Mary Yeager
Seseees
Harry Danvers
Provi Gence Wee
Peckville
Clark
Green Grove
William Sherwood
William Rodriguez
Mr. Sherwood
Settling of Ground Damages Water Lines in City Corner
Ground near Wyoming avenue and Spice Street has sunk over several days, breaking a water main that was repaired last night. From Saturday, Tradera bank building pipes pulled downward causing a flood at Arbor Cafe on the ground floor while the upper pipes gave way. Settling subsided last night, with no danger to surrounding structures as they rest on bed rock.
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W. T. Gearhart
W. H. Gearhart
Monroe Avenue
Linbach
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
J. TR. Mudd
Forest City
J. W. Janklyn
Sanderson Avenue
Udd
Forest Ity News
Mame Swarts
Correspondnce Schood
Ienda
Luckawaxen
Portervis
N. Y
W. 8. Millar
Bhenandoah
Fionds
Wyoming Avenue
Spice Street
Tradera’ Bank
Arbor Cafe
Seminary Opens At Mt St Mary's With Pontifical Mass
The Mt. St. Mary's seminary opened on the Nativity feast with a pontifical high mass by Rt. Rev. Bishop M. J. Hoban in the new chapel. Clergy, 125 Sisters, and about 75 novices attended as the bishop blessed the building and setup, while around sixty boarders enrolled and classes began. Some boarding pupils will transfer from St. Cecelia's academy on Wyoming avenue, to be used as a day school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
M. J. Hoban
P. J. McManus
J. J. Griffin
N. J. McManus
J. V. Moylan
E. J. Melley
M. B. Donlan
M. E. Loftus
J. A. O'Reilly
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Hoban
Fracture Caused Death in Blakely Boy Arthur Reese
Arthur Reese fourteen died after a wrist fracture led to blood poisoning. Doctors Van Sickle and Whelan treated him after amputation above the elbow, following a fall a week earlier. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Reese and the family recently moved from West Scranton to Blakely. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Arthur Reese
Joseph Reese
Blakely
Crans
van Sickle
Whelan
Arthur
Clackawann and
Sterr Creek
West
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Specializes in Diseases of Women
Dr Lindabury, surgeon, specializes in diseases of women operating at 215 Connell Building. Office hours listed as morning and evening sessions with served times noted in the fragment.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Bermuda Excursions From New York This Season
The first Bermuda trip under Thomas Cook & Bon departs New York September 13 on the mall steamship of the Quebec Steamship company for ten days. Price, including transport and all hotel costs, is $44. A second trip begins September 7. Full details available from Thomas Cook & Bend, 261 or 1186 Broadway, New York City.
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Bermuda
Thomas Cook & Bon
New York
Quebec Steamship Company
Mall Steamship
Thomas Cook & Bend
Broadway
New York City
Local Dockets Highlight O'Hara’s Sealed Tasting Lineup
A note lists Turkish Cigarettes, Nestors, Delties, Rameses and others in a sealed ting at O Hara's with six items noted. The fragment suggests a catalog or tasting event tied to a venue brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestors
Delties
Rameses
O'Hara's
Temple Iron offers $1000 reward for Edgerton colliery shooting
The Temple Iron company posts a $1000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever shot and seriously injured two employees at the Edgerton colliery on Monday night August 18, 2002. General Manager B. Thorne signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Temple Iron Company
Edgerton
B. Thorne
Scranton Tribune offers top-notch half-tone and line cuts
The paper advertises complete up-to-date equipment for producing high quality half-tone and line cuts at low prices. A trial order is promised to prove the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scranton Tribune
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Washington Ave
Carter Building
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
Guaranty and Trust Co
Uick
I. F. Megargel & CO
iVoue Aundry Ee Uneugh
Anna M. Cusick
Mt. Pleasant
Yous
Christmas
Francois
Eynon
Welsh
Hund
Jayne
Schriefer
Barker
Nays
J. O'Malley
O'Malley
Robinson
Walsh
Langan
Alef
Leonard
Gibbons
Mrs. Cusick
High and Training Committee
G. N. Edeson
John A. Duckworth
T. J. Lacey
Mr. Edeson
Edeson
Duckworth
Lackawanna Township
John C. Keys
Keys
Michael
Thomas Flynn
Wilkes-Barre
Nicholls
George W. Richardson
T. D. Nicholls
E. E. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Department
Loomis
Manville
Engineering and Mining Journal
Spencer's
Fred Dilcher
Timothy Hayes
Michael Kohut
Scranton Conservatory OF Music
J. Alfred Pennington
Conservatory of
Freedman and Thompson
Elgin
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Bal North Main Avenue
New
Nerbert Thompson
Bishop Hoban
Mt. St. Mary’s
NATO
Aves
Spruce ST
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Don C. Capwell
Wm, T
Rodrigues Herbert Thompson
William H. Sherwood
Joseph A. Havenstrite
A. J. Kellerman A
L. Clark
Coursen's
Malta
Vita Demon
Michigan and Jersey
E. G. Coursen
Scranton ‘Tribune
Bent
Polnta
Pennsylvania
T. A. Watres
BF. la
Masury
Parrotts, Masury’s, Valentines and
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
Dickson Mill & Grain Co
Providence Road
Scranton, PA
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Nison
Imperial Tissue Paper
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
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