Veterans Parade Highlights National Naval Veterans Encampment
The seventh annual parade of the National Association of Naval Veterans drew nearly 1,000 seamen from across the country to Pittsburgh. Spectators packed three miles of streets as banners and lights showcased a grand display during the city’s holiday observances. Contenders for commander include Colonel Thomas G Lower and J N Walker with Kinots delegates arriving to bolster campaigns. Delegates from thirty-four naval associations attended the ninth annual meeting at Allegheny court house with Rear Admiral Osborn praising the group’s condition.
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Smithfield Street
Cellar Avenue
Allegheny
Kansas
Topiita
Louieville
St Paul
Loninville
Kinots
Thomas G. Lower
J. N. Walker
Indianw
Lawley
National Association of Army and Navy
Ray
Naval Associations
National Association of Naval Veterans
Allegheny Court House
Commanding Osborn
New York
Bids Opened in Pittston Council Meeting
The Pittston council chamber filled as bids for paving were opened amid a tense clash between Chairman Langan and Secretary Dempsey. Donnelly pressed for full disclosure, while bids were postponed to Thursday and copies promised. Debate over pavement type followed with Moevars, Kearney, and Clifford opposing Donnelly’s consultative plan.
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Pittstos
Langan
Dempsey
Donnelly
Thoreday
Tribune
Moevars
Kearney
Clifford
Mr. Donnelly
Newark Garment Strikers Move Against Sweating System
In Newark New Jersey by noon tomorrow 1500 garment workers will strike over the sweating system. The walkout is organized by legal workers affiliated with the United Garment Workers of America and District 49 Knights of Labor.
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Newark
N. J
New York
United Garment Workers of America
Knights of Labor
Arbitration Board Delays Ruling Amid Yet Unmet Promises
The group postponed final action late this afternoon awaiting word from the state board of arbitration. The board had promised moderation but did not convene to meet the committee.
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Ontil
State Board of Arbitration
Cleaves Majority Reported Over 37000 in Maine
Ausvsta Me Sept 10 The Republican chairman sent a telegram to Governor Cleaves announcing a Maine victory with a majority over Johnson exceeding 7000 the largest ever. The party claims to have carried every county and to hold 127 of 151 seats in the house ensuring Frye reelection and victories for Reed Dingley Mellikin Boutelle with total vote around 110000 and Cleaves over 72000.
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Ausvsta
Manley
Cleaves
Republican Party
Johnson
House of Representavey
William P. Frye
United States Senate
Thomas B. Reed
Nelson Dingley
Seth Ki Mellikin
C. A. Boutelle
Congress
Paris and Cologne Express Disaster at Apilly
The Paris to Cologne express wreck at Apilly between Noyon and Channy caused heavy loss with forty to sixty killed or injured. The collision occurred due to a slow shunting freight move, the engineer slowed the express, and priests and doctors aided victims as station staff faced a grim scene. No Americans were among the dead or wounded.
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Paris
Cologne
Apilly
Noyon
Channy
M. Barthou
Apuly
Fireman's Annual Parade Set With Numerous Visiting Bands
Scranton Fire Department schedules its annual parade for Tuesday September 25 with up to 500 in line plus visiting guests from abroad. Middletown New York's Montagen Hoss Co and Crystal Hoss Co entertainments join bands including Germania Bauer's Forsat Lincoln Newark and others. A Binghamton railroad excursion and a Delaware Lackawanna and Western crowd are expected. Parade form details and review by Mayor Connell and city officials follow the route along Luckawanna Avenue and surrounding streets ending near the municipal building.
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Scranton Fire Department
Montagen Hoss Company
Middletown
N. Y
Crystal Hoss Company
Germania Band
One Bauer
Hook and Ladder
Citigens
Forsat Band
Thirteenth Regiment
Lincoln Drum Corp
Newark
N.J
Binghamton
Delaware, Luckawanna and Western
Luckawanna Avenue
Franklin
Linden
Adams
Lickawanna
Jefferson
Vine
Pine
Washington
Lackawanna
Connell
Victory for Miss Gelbert in Sabbath Law Case
Judge Archbald rules for Miss Gelbert as alderman docket ambiguity failed to prove the offense occurred on Sunday. The suit claimed May sixth but the record did not specify Sunday, undermining the charge under the Sabbath law despite business conducted that day.
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Alderman
Archbald
Miss Brown Gelbert
Min Gelbert
Alderman Post
Mies Gulbert
Watery Grave for the Hi-Yei Sunk in naval clash near Korea
Chinese cruiser Chin Yuen and Japanese warship Hi-Yei clashed in Corean waters. Hi-Yei disabled while escaping to Japan. Chin Yuen damaged, Japanese fleet pursued and reported deaths and gunfire exchanges. Reports from San Francisco relay Chinese authorities account of the engagement and subsequent pursuit from Weihaiwei.
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Japan
Homwe
Tien Tain
Hi-Yei
Prega
San Francisco
Chin Yuet
Corean
Ito
Weihaiwei
Judge Archbald Opens Judgment in Jenkins Township Case
Judge Archbald handed down a lengthy opinion opening the judgment in the bond matter involving Reinhardt and others. The 1872 tax collector failure and the $35,000 bond indemnity dispute were central as the ruling makes the role to open judgment absolute and directs an issue to be tried on the declared breaches.
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Ruchbald
Jenkins Township
Pittston Township
Pittston Borough
George OC
Reinhardt
Joseph Hannick
Michael Hannick
Michael Lally
J. F. Seyler
Archbald
Old Marge Township
Archbal
Lse
Equity Improvement Case Moves to Western District Court
The civil suit by Patrick Mulherin and B. B Leonard against Equity Improvement Co of Winchester WV seeks 10 000 with a foreign attachment writ. Judge Archbald grants change of venue to the Western District of Pennsylvania Circuit Court. The company and cofactors Joan Handley and William Richmond post 500 bond to prevent wrongful removal and to cover court costs.
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Equity Improvement Company
United States Court
Patrick Mulherin
B. B Leonard
Wincheater
W. Va
Weaner
Archbald
Circuit Court of
Western District of Pennsylvania
Lkquity Improvement Company
Joan Handley
William Richmond
Circuit Court of the Western District
Moody Mission Meetings Bring Evangelist Schivera to Boran ton
Moody absent from the city yesterday and held an all day meeting at Pittston where he was greeted by Major D. W. Whittle Evangelist Schivera E A Blin and the musical coterie George C Stebbins Monsra Sankey and Weedon. He will return to Scranton today and resume addresses at 8 p m in the Him Park church with the subject The Holy Spirit.
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Willi
Boranton
Evangelist Schivera
Mr. Moody
Pittston
D. W. Whittle
E. A. Blin
George C. Stebbina
Monsra
Sankey
Weedon
Scranton
Him Park
the Holy Spirit
Moody to Address Men in Church Meeting
Evangelist Schivers has had success at Pittston and will bring his tent to Scranton tomorrow. An executive committee meets at 6 a.m. at Bim Park Church to decide the tent location, with Sclivera and the western contingent set to hold meetings through September.
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Moody
Evangelist Schivers
Pittston
Liv
Scranton
Bim Park Church
Board delays action on military instruction in public schools
The Board of Control met and forwarded the Grand Army of the Republic proposal to hold the issue for further study. Transfers were recommended for several teachers and the lard factory odor near the Wyoming Avenue preparatory school was debated with a call to involve the building committee. The supply and rent decisions queued, with No. 26 to be leased for a year at 500. Meeting adjourned to Monday evening.
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Bmaking
Tha Board of Control
S.15
Vermeer
Grand Army of the Republic
Alice Evans
Elizabeth Williams
Mine Margaret Vipond
Minn
Emily Evens
DD. Koauss
W. J. Walsh
Wyoming Avenue
Popila
Mr. Warr
Jacobsa
Frothingham
Freingnranca
Davis Theatre Opens Fifth Season on Linden Street
Davis theatres reopened yesterday with a large audience for the fifth season. The week’s vaudeville features include a drawing room reception, Miss Emma Cottery’s juggling, and Little Tot with banjo and singing Keep It Dark. Silford and Elmore and Mlle Rezue also star in high merit acts.
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Davis
Wonderland
Linden Street
Emma Cottery
Little Tot
Sol Tie
Non
Bine
Silford
Elmore
Thia
M'lle
Rezue
Miss Coghlan Delivers Diplomacy at Frothingham Stage
Miss Coghlan’s performance in Diplomacy at the Frothingham earns praise for subtle handling of trivialities by Sardon. The cast includes De Bolleville, Sullivan, Elliot and Hattie Rossell with a strong reception and memorable impersonations despite illness. Tonight’s offering is A Woman of No Importance.
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Victorien Sardon
Sardon
Sirdon
The Rising Generation at the Academy of Music
William Barry a leading Irish comedian shines in The Rising Generation at the Academy of Music. His natural performance makes Martin McShane a delicious bit as he keeps the audience in a merry mood throughout the show with strong support.
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William Barry
Academy of Music
Barry
Martin McShane
Pleasures of Ocean Travel on the U S M S Bens
A lively diary from August aboard the U S S Bens describes six days at sea with no illness, weather, and daily routine. Passengers from Europe and America mingle. a phrenologist from Germany reads minds. a tenacious picaninny band entertains. curious sights include steerage visits, bake rooms, and a grip-wielding woman with yellow curl papers. The writer notes appetite, boredom, and social escapades as the ship nears London.
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U.S. M.S
Antwerp
America
South Africa
Germany
Rogland
London
Old
Kentucky
Shia
United States
Grand Circuit Races End at Philadelphia Driving Park 1894
Races concluded at Point Breeze Philadelphia as winds eased and heat rose. The day featured three heats with favorites winning two. attendance reached about 600. Ring notes include Sally Simmons withdrawal after heat two and results for 2.20 trotters with earnings listed for multiple horses.
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Spain
Philadelphia Driving Park
Point Breezs
600 Arena
Philadelphia
Suammoarion
Rumbargen Live Stock Company
Indianapolis
R.f
Sally Simmons
Simmons
Sally Adams
John Bodine
Golden
George Scattercood
B.in
Happy Minnie
Scattergood
Ketcham Rm
Toledo
B.m
Rachel
Ketcham
Walton
Falls Mills
Eb.m. Porrette
Settle
J.cepresccen
J. W. Koox
Chicago
B.c
Arena
Goldsmith
Elas Nelng
W. Bheridan
Abbott Wilkes
Red Wilkes
Minnie Patchen
Sheridan
M. Dodge
Pitt
Flell
Judge One
Dude
Garry Hunter
Badd Doble
Hunter
A.C. Nolan
B. G
Dalgetty
Turner
Theo
L. Arthur
Brooklyn
Guesawork
Arthur
George P. Hicks
Allaton
Masa
B.g
Taylor
Demarest
Montevideo Stock Farm
Doln Poag
Yolado
Ian W (Smith
Falla Mills
Catharine Lanbourn
F. B. Look
Binghamton
N. Y
Bravado
Cook
H.R. Tyson
Cheater
P Romoln
Tyson
Tennis Tournament Finals Near At Scranton Lawn Club
Yesterday rain paused the Scranton Lawn Club tennis event with Carbondale and Scranton players leading. Today Johnson of Scranton meets Torrance of Carbondale in the singles as Fuller colours the winner in the final rounds.
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Scranton Lawn Club
Carbondale
Scranton
Johnson
Torrance
Fuller
Bengles
Returns by Constables in Court for Excise Violations
Constables swore oaths before the clerk and faced interrogation at the bar of justice. Four officers failed to present returns for violations of the excise law. Named offenders include Owen Flannery Greenfield Abram Bush Pell Margaret Larry Archibald Second ward Albert Barta Scranton Second ward.
Weather Summary for Wasamarox and Monneylvania
For Wasamarox and eastern Peanayleania Wednesday night brings fair skies cooler air and high northwesterly winds. Western Monneylvania sees fair conditions with cooler temperatures and northerly winds.
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Wasamarox
Peanayleania
Tehing
Monneylvania
Complete Fall Stock of Kid Gloves and Street Gloves
Our stock of kid gloves for fall trade is complete in addition to standard makes such as the Regence. A full line of ladies, gentlemen, and children's street gloves is available plus evening gloves in all shades.
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