Twentieth Senatorial Convention Notice
The Republican senatorial convention for the Twentieth district will be held at the arbitration room in the courthouse on Tuesday September 25 at 11 a m to nominate a state senator. Delegates to the convention vote Saturday September 22 between 4 and 7 p m. Visitance committee to govern themselves. districts entitled to same delegate count as in the county convention. Jorn La Tovere chairman H M Bansits secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Senatorial District
Court House
Luserne
Scranton Local Notes March Through September
Community items from Scranton cover reopenings and new ventures. Michael Purcell buys Gilsey baths on Spruce street. Joseph Cassidy to open wholesale fruit business. High school building bids to be opened. Scranton Drop Forge to shut briefly for overhaul. Mrs. Santay injures hand from a bottle break. Water supply sources to be investigated by city boards. St Luke's kindergarten reopens with 41 pupils. Young Men’s Christian Association hosts winter term music class first lesson. St Joseph’s society discusses October donation and honorary membership certificates. Scranton Beer Co. to build large storage and refrigerator on Vine and Wyoming with wood construction. Lackawanna County WCTU to meet Sept 20–21 in Moscow church. Clara Hoffman to speak. County treasurer deeds to be acknowledged today for unpaid tax sales. Joyes and Mabon's wedding party noted. Jenking succeeds Klug as Dunmore supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyne and Dodge Colliers
Gentlemen's Living Club
Michael Purcell
Gilsey
Spruce Street
William McBride
Joseph Cassidy
Board of Control
Scranton Drop Forge
Henry Santay
South Washington Avenue
Board of Anest and Sanitary Committees
Cornella
St. Joseph's Society
Scranton Beer Company
Bell, Francola & Co
Vine Street
Wyoming Avonoa
Lackawanna County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moscow
Clara Hoffman
Missouri
Powell
Kittle Mabon
John F. Joyes
Bellevue
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Missus
Maton
W. P. Joyce
Mr. Joyes Bean
A. Jenking
Dunmore
D. Klug
Pitts- Ton
Scranton Notices and Local Incidents Highlight City Affairs
Foreman Jenkins gains promotion at Pennsylvania Coal near Dunmore while Gentlemen's Driving Club hosts a Saturday race. A DE LACK train collision at Nicholson delays a passenger run, three cars topple on the southbound track. John Hobrough, South Side, jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after damaging cell plumbing and bars. Monday board of trade may attract attendees as committees study locating a Philadelphia carpet maker and Eureka cash register firm in Scranton. Thomas climbing Archbald Street roof leads to discharge of revolver shots. he is later fined. Officer Roche clashes with Charles White amid threats against a witness Edna Stephens in a pending case. Panst's Millwacker Brew advertised at Lohman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Jenkins
Dunmore
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Nicholson
John Hobrough
South Side
Central Station
Board of Trade
Philadelphia
Eureka
Scranton
Thoroas Thomas
John Warner
Archbald Street
Wyoming Avenue
Roche
Flaherty
Hoche
White
Raymond Court
Edna Stephens
The Side Show or Wait for the Figon at the Academy
James B Mackie stars in George C Jenks comedy The Side Show Wait for the figon at the Academy of Music tonight. Thomas W Keene to star in Richelieu Monday with a strong company. Also Chinatown and The Clemenceau Case on upcoming dates with multiple NYC productions and ticket sales starting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Mackie
Comedia
Grimes
Academy of Music
George C. Jenks
Mr. Mackie
Moody Says Farewell at Elm Park Crowded Final Scranton Sermon
Evangelist Moody's last Scranton address fills Elm Park Church with hundreds turned away. He urges a true revival, warns against compromise, and recalls Herod and John the Baptist as examples. After service, about 600 pledged to Christ, and tent meetings will continue with Bliss, Schivera, and Weed leading at Providence Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Providence
Schivera
Mr. Weedon
Hyde Park
Elm Park Church
Elm Park
Evangelist Moody
Mr. Moody
Christ
Atre
Kingdom of God
Maine
California
Church of Christ
Scranton
Herod
Moody
Eryangeliat Bliss
Tallis Morgan
Evangelist Schivera
Weedon
Scranton Business Interests to be Outlined by Atherton
Secretary Atherton of the Scranton board of trade is compiling an exhaustive article on the city’s business interests. The piece will be included in the annual report of the board, to be published in Little money so been devoted to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Board of Trade
Scranton
Board
Scranton Plans Handsome City Report With Steel Engravings
The city will publish a bound annual report featuring steel engravings of sections, buildings, places, and men. The aim is to surpass rivals in attractively presenting the city and to attract attention and reading from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Funeral of W. H. Thompson Held at Forest Hill
The funeral for W. H. Thompson was conducted yesterday at his residence 625 Forest Court by Rev. Warren G. Partridge and George G. Sanborn. Pall bearers included Joseph Oliver J. J. Morgan W. A. Browning and others. Interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery with many mourners present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thompson
Tribune
Forest Court
Warren G. Partridge
Penn Avenue Baptist Chorch
George G. Sanborn
Rescue Mission
Thompson
George Sayer
Fred Jones
Joseph Oliver
J. J. Morgan
W. A. Browning
Charles Jacobson
Frank Swarts
A. J. Sanders
Charles Wilson
Charles Stone
Forest Hill Cemetery
Scranton Transit Seeks City Franchise For Trolley Lines
The Scranton Rapid Transit Co plans to press a city ordinance granting a trolley franchise before the council bodies. The measure, received July 26, would allow a single track along multiple streets and the South and West Side bridges with $500 yearly bridge tolls and gratis pole use for alarm boxes and lines. Construction would start within six months of passage and finish in two years, with routes extending along Lackawanna avenue and several streets to the city line, plus a connection from Ridge row to Prescott avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Rapid Transit Company
Railwaya Committees of Common Council
Common Council
Linden Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Wastington
Spruce
Jefferson
Bank
Linden
Quincy
Pine
Webster
Ash
Prescott
Piatt Place
Bann
Monroe
Ridge Row
Prescott Avenue
Beech
Stafford Avenue
Moosio
Reopens Monday for high grade pianoforte study
Re opening on Monday September 17 a thoroughly high grade school offers study of the pianoforte theory harmony musical history and analysis in the Mayon technics Virgil Practice Clavier and the higher art of interpretation. A special training course for teachers at 487 Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Wyoming Avenue
Great Shoe Stock Sale Opens in Binghamton Rush
A brisk start marks the Great Sale of Binghamton shoe stock with deep discounts. Customers rush to buy 32.00 items for 81.00 and browse brands including GayonD Bagster International and family Bibles Pratt's Book Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Gayond
Bagster
International and Family Bibles
Pratt
Doctor Reeves Promotes Scranton Practice and Free Consultations
Dr Reeves located at 412 Spruce Street Scranton earns local trust with 37 years hospital and private practice. He treats all acute and chronic diseases of men women and children. Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. free consultation and examination. Also notes local events and sales listings from A C Nettietton & Co Pratt's Book Stone including driving club races and discounts on shoes and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Merrifield Accepts Democratic Nomination
Edward Merrifield told a Tribune reporter he would accept the Democratic congressional nomination. He said the decision was unsolicited and his hesitation stemmed from not wanting to enter politics. No conference had been held and leaders planned a meeting that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Merrifield
Edward Merrifield
Merrifield
Tribune
Colonel Fitzsimmons
John Roche
William Craig
P. P. Smith
Zeigler
Wyoming Avenue
Auceons
Mike
Scranton Oratorio Society Meeting at Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Members of the Scranton Oratorio Society are urged to meet at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory on Thursday December 13 at 8 oclock. The conductor will outline the society's objectives and all interested parties are welcome. Bromarp F. Linpsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Oratorio Society
Thirteenth Regiment
Bromarp F. Linpsay
Scranton Business and Professional Interests Featured in New Trimhune Edition
The Trimhune will phage care Roy compile a classified list of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity. The edition will be bound in book form with views of public buildings streets and portraits of leading citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phage & Care
Scranton
Caplim
Tue Tarmaxe
Business and Shorthand Education Opens New Sessions
The article notes strong attendance at the college's business and shorthand courses. It mentions a $50 installment fund to help pay tuition and invites interested persons to contact F. E. Woop, principal, or Catherine W. Parker, elocution teacher. It also promotes winter Shakespeare study starting Oct 1 at 124 Adams Avenue, afternoons 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Woop
Catherine W. Parker
Adams Avenue
Gentlemen Call and Colour Fall Styles of Wing Spe Shoes
Ad for calf russett and patent leather wing Spe shoes by Commonwealth Shoe store on Washington avenue. Dentist Dr G G Lavsacn at Gas and Water building on Wyoming avenue. Latest improvements eight years in Beranton room and picture moulding water colors and Naspar resist. Something new Pratt's Book Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Washington Avenue
G& GC
Lavsacn
Gas and Water Company
Wyoming Avenue
Beranton
Pratt
Great Shoe Stock Sale At 5 Bros
A local sale offers shoes at one dollar, featuring selections for ladies and gentlemen from the 5 Bros shoe stock in Binghamton.
Stand Lamps Fine Decorations From Aiéeup
Stand lamps and fine decorations are advertised from Aiéeup. The text lists product items likely for sale with emphasis on style and quality for home furnishing.
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Cevelands
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
New York
Succeser
Cleveland Dratherts
Norrman& Moore
Lackawanna the
Mears & Hagen
Lacka. Ave
Wyoming Ave
CTY Notes
Bt. Luke's
Mise Samborg la
Witter
Young Men's Christian Assocan
Panst’s Millwacker Brew
Lohman's
Thomas W. Keene
Bulwer Lytton
Richelieu
Keene
Playig Richelieu
Henry Irving
Nenogasee
Charles Hoyts
Chinatown
Metropolis
Harry Conor
Welland Strong
George A. Bean, Jr
Geraldine McCann
Margaret McDonald
Harry Gilfwil
Beastie Clayton
Aear
Sale of Beats
Frottingham
Laura Alberts
Alexander Damas
Sydney Grondy
Reno & Williams
W. Guernsey
Frothingham
Colonel Bain
Mead
Silver Lake Quartette
Samuel Dickie
Joseph Cook
E. H. Sothern
Paul Potter
Daniel Frohman
New York Lyceum Theater
Critica
The
Academy
Davis’ Theater
John the Baptist
Jobe the Baptist
God
D. L. Moody
Samson
Oll
Ken
Scranton's
Sosne Jo & Remarkable
Mise Hardenbergh
B. Reeves
GextLeven
Rudsett
Oxfords
Roasett
Congress
A. C. Nettietton & Co
Commonwealth Building
Columbia Avenue
Anthur Frominenam
Will
Oratorio Society
Wood's College
5 Bros
Berry
Lacka. Avenue
Dunn
Coursen
Java
Ib Coursen
Japan
Ibene
Coursen’s Family Soap
Coursen’s Queen
E. G. Coursen
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
Cream City
Bobin Andrea
H. Battin & Co
Penn Avenue
Woolworth’s
Ife
Ite
Woolworth
Lacka, Ave
Coats
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
Osland
Thoreough
Court Home Square
Buck, Whitmore & Co
Cor Adams Ave
Linden $Treet
Business At
Washington Ave
Eureka Laundry CO
Scranton Tribune
Banister
Dr. Jaeger
Lackawanna Ave
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