Democratic primaries set for today across multiple districts
Primaries run 4 to 7 pm for delegates to county senatorial and Third Legislative district conventions. County convention at Music hall Tuesday 10 am. Senate and Third district meetings follow with single-candidate formalities. Contests expected at county level include orphans' court race Hoban vs Sando and county commissioner race Burschell vs Graf. Republican slate prep discussed but regular nominating method retained. First Legislative district Democrats meet next Wednesday 7:30 pm at Mulherin's hall with Hayes as likely nominee.
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Music Hall
P. F. Calpin
St. Charles
W. P. Litts
Clarks Summit
T. P. Hoban
Hon M
FB. Sando
Orphans’ Court
Victor Burschell
Charles Graf
John J. Durkin
Richard J. Gourke
John&. Jordan
E. P. Kingsbury
Scarce Lumber Delays McClave Brooks Foundry Works
Construction on the Diamond Land tract plant by McClave and Brooks slows due to limited lumber. Brickwork is done and portions are covered, but Moyer awaits shipments to finish roofing. Original occupancy target of September 1 slips to early next year amid material shortages. DL&W may pause planned improvements along the line.
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McClave & Brooks
Diamond Land Company
Moyer
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Local Mines Output Surpasses Region Figures Amid Strike
Reported mine outputs show local companies delivering more coal than Dun's agency figures for the region. People's Coal Co contracts for 1,000 tons of egg and grate coal at ten dollars a ton, with output rising as new collieries start and unions discuss possible wage increases.
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Don's Agency
People's Coal Company
Careul
AL Db
Ishene
Gila
Warnke & Co
Dun
Nicholls
Oxford
Crawford
New York
Teamsters’ Union
People's Coal Company Coal
Smith
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Conway
Double header today at Athletic park
This afternoon at 2 1 2 o clock a shooting match between A C Monies of city hall and John Von Bergen of the court house is set for 50 a side with 20 shots each at 21 yards rise and 80 yard boundary under Schuylkill rules. At 3 o clock the Scranton Semi Pros face Montrose in a baseball game with listed lineups.
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A. C. Monies
City Hall
John von Bergen
Court House
Athletic Park
Schuylkill
Scranton
Crack Montrose
Country club tennis tournament finals set for this afternoon
The concluding matches of the country club tennis tournament will begin at 1.20 o'clock. The singles final between Glazebrook and Shafer, the last doubles semi final Corser and Marss versus Peck and Cool, and the doubles final with the winner facing Glazebrook and Boswell will follow. Tea will be served by the entertainment committee.
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Glazebrook
Shafer
Corser
Marss
Peck
Cool
Boswell
The Tribune Ad Pros Promise Fast Low Rates
See the Cut Man. Effective half-tones and line cuts for card and advertising are available at The Tribune drive. They offer prompt service and the lowest rates. A trial order will prove their unexcelled workmanship.
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Tribune
Miss Yeager's Big Advance In High School Meet
Thompson and Sherwood both post solid returns and remain tied for sixth place though within four points of fifth. Madden achieves the largest points gain, rising one place as the event continues.
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Thompson
Sherwood
Madden
Standing of Contestants in Scranton Area Science Fair
A tallies list ranks 33 contestants from Scranton and surrounding towns such as Wandling Elmhurst Harford and Peckville. Notable names include A J Kellerman Charles Burns Oscar Kipp Chas W Dorsey L E Stanton and Don C Capwell with scores ranging from low teens to over sixty.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Soranton
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Fur Vie Vines
Trig Ae Oos
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Maxwell Shepherd
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Lee Culver
Springville
Edna Coleman
Walter Hallstead
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Cee Wee Wee
Mary Yeager
Elmer Williams
Fred Kibler
South Scran
Eerivem One
Hugh Johnston
Forest Olives Carcasseiseeis
Eddie Morris
Harry Danvers
Provi
Science
Louis McCusker
Park Place
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Change of Officials at Pennsylvania Coal Company Mines
Sydney Williams resigns as general superintendent and will depart September 20 to lead J B Markle & Co's mines at Hagleton. W W Inglis of Hillside Coal and Iron will be replaced as general superintendent by Petersen of Forest City. Hillside foreman likely to take Petersen’s post.
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Sydney Willams
Pennsylvania Coal Company
J. B. Markle & Co
Hagleton
Willams
Scranton
Philadelphia
W. W. Inglis
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Williams
Petersen
Forest City
Inglis
Hillside Company
Recital by Madame Sembrich Arrives in Scranton
Promoter announces a song recital by Madame Sembrich for Scranton and vicinity on Tuesday October 21, backed by strong local support from last season and ongoing plans for elite artists this year.
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Scranton
Howard Family Reunion in Waymart for Mrs Sophia Howard
Mrs Sophia Howard celebrated her eighty sixth birthday with a family gathering at her Waymart home on Thursday September 11. Attending were T J Anderson Lawrence Manzer A W Howard and son W G Conrad and daughter C Keech G W Rice and two daughters H H Howard W J Sweeney Olyphant Oscar Wells A G Howard and daughter John Enslin Laren Fielding and daughter Howard Shaffer and daughter Alyn Rockwell all of Waymart and nearby towns.
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Sophia Howard
Waymart
T. J. Anderson
Lawrence Manzer
South Gibson
A. W. Howard
W. G. Conrad
Charles Keech
G. W. Rice
H. Rice
Madame Sembrich to Sing at Scranton Armory Recital
Fred C. Hand announces Madame Sembrich will perform at the new Scranton armory on October 21. The Metropolitan Opera soprano, limited to ten recitals, will be showcased with a redesigned stage and seating to ensure optimal viewing and hearing for all attendees.
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Madame Sembrich
New Armory
Scranton
Metropolitan Opera Company
Madame Semabrich
Armory
Harvey J. Blackwood
Fred C. Hand
Kramer Bros Expand with Prism Wall and New Shoe Dept
Kramer Bros, city clothiers at Lacka Wanna avenue, redecorate with a prism glass wall replacing the rear brick. The store now features a substantial shoe department and enlarged children’s section, while maintaining their established standing. The fall season ads on page 2 highlight the changes.
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Kramer Bros
City Clothiers
Lackawanna Avenue
Ahr
Wwell
Hot contest in Tribune Educational Contest leads
The Tribune reports a tight race for top positions with seven of the first ten leaders scoring yesterday. Harry Madden gained nineteen points to surge, while Miss Mary Yeager advanced four places for a notable result. Albert Freedman added twelve points after initial tallies.
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Tribune
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
William Sherwood
Harford
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Harry Madden
Scranton
Hendrick Adams
Chinchilla
Mary Yeager
Green Ridge
Butittle
A. J. Kellerman
Charles W. Dorsey
Oscar Kipp
Elmbhurst
Steeies
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Wm. T
Rodriguez
Maxwell Shepherd
Dorsey
Kellerman
Freedman
Elopers Missing. Police Seek Smith and Anderson Pair
Mr. Harry Smith and Mrs. Norman E Anderson eloped on Tuesday and vanished. Police say there is no trace of them and Mr. Anderson has talked with Superintendent Day about pursuing a divorce on the grounds of desertion. He notes his wife was previously divorced before their sixteen year marriage.
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Harry Smith
Norman E. Anderson
Delly Avenue
Anderson
Day
Republican Notice for 20th Senate District Primary and Convention
The Republican voters of the twentieth senatorial district in Pennsylvania are summoned. The standing committee met in Scranton at the Central Republican Club rooms on September 6 1902 and set a primary for September 16 from 4 to 7 pm and a convention on September 17 at 10 am. Delegates are apportioned by pre Crawford rules with at least one delegate and one per every 100 votes for the highest state office at the last election. Vigilance committees will run the primaries. vacancies on primary boards may be filled by the current chairman. E P Kingsbury, chairman. Walter E Davis, secretary.
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Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Central Republcan Club
Crawford County
E. P. Kingsbury
Walter E. Davis
Scranton Tribune Offers Modern Photo and Line Cut Services
They promote half-tone and line cut capabilities for ads and notices. The shop boasts up-to-date equipment, high quality work at low prices, and invites a trial order to prove their service.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Scranton College of Music Opens In Commonwealth Building
The Scranton College of Music announces its opening in the Commonwealth building at Spruce street and Washington avenue with instructors Haydn Kievans director and piano organ voice violin and voice specialists including Haydn Evans Dr D J J Mason and Miss Nellie Hollister. Dr H B Ware has returned. The phone system is listed from the Board of Trade building on the second floor.
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Commonwealth Building
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
Haydn Kievans
Haydn Evans
D. J. J. Mason
Nellie Hollister
H. B. Ware
Board of Trade
College
Haydn Evens
New
Turkish Cigarettes Sold In Sealed Tins At OHaras
A local shop named OHaras offers Turkish cigarettes including brands such as Nestors Deities and Rameses each in sealed tins of 50. The listing notes availability among other varieties.
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Nestors
Rameses
O'hara’s
September Leaders and Prize Winners List
A September competition results list shows First Prize a Mandolin valued at $10, with Second and Third Prizes a No. 2 Brownie Camera and a No. 1 Brownie Camera respectively. Names include Oscar Hy, Herbert Thompson, G. Joseph A. Havenstrite, Maxwell Shepherd, and others linked to the event.
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Oscar Hy
Brippec Cscs
Herbert Thompson
Ftem
Rodriguez
Don Cc. Capwell
Cue
William H. Sherwood
Lehigh Valley 4.35 Return Fare to New York September 16
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a 4.35 to New York and back fare good September 16 to 20. Tickets on sale September 16, valid on all trains except the Black Diamond express. Scranton fare listed as 435. Consult agents for further particulars.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Scranton Business College Enrollments Rise For New Term
New students are enrolling rapidly at Scranton Business College with about 150 enrolled in the night school and 120 in the day school. A manufacturing firm sought a gentleman stenographer, Spencer Kimble was sent to Pennsylvania Casualty, and a corporation repeatedly asked for a young man stenographer. Abbie Erk begins Monday with T B Clark & Co glass-cutters in Honesdale.
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Spencer Kimble
Pennsylvania Casualty Company
Abbie C. Erk
T. B. Clark & Co
Glass-Cutters
Honesdale
Maitland Fair Promises A Week Of Thrills And Exhibits
Next week Maitland hosts a bustling fair with balloon ascensions parachute drops and cveat races. Large exhibits merry go rounds and daily grounds improvements attract crowds while exhibitor tickets cost fifty cents or one dollar per day if you bring a team. Ground privileges secured for W C Smith Dalton Pu as improvements continue on the grounds and track to be enhanced and stock provisions updated.
College Opens With Formal Music Program Debut
Evans directs the college opening featuring Testructors on piling and organ, Haydn Evens on voice, Dr D J J Mason on violin, and Miss Nellie Hollister with a new phone service in the event program.
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Women’s Diseases Specialist
Dr Lindabury, a surgeon specializing in diseases of women, operates in the 215 Connell Building. Office hours are 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, and 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
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Lindabury
Diseases of Women & Specialty
Connell Building
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Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Carter
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
Guaranty and Trust Co
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Ackawannan
Political Matters
Duryea
Delaware and Hudson Company
Legetts Creek
Wire
Manville
Clifford
Wirth
Bray
Conservatory
Sydney Williams
Pennsylvania Co
Markle & Co
Howard Family Reunion
Madame Sembricit
Kramer Brothers
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Anderson
Payne
Corner
Spruce ST
Renee
Cveellt
Elgin
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna ' Avenue
el Nort Main Avenue
Scranton Business College
E. G. Coursen
Maitland Fair
Etty
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Beranton Tribune
Beranton
Baturdway
Bowe
the Tribune
Nettleton
Suaranty and Trust Co
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Ll. A. Watrer
L. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas E. Jones
William F. Hallstead
Johnson
Thomas H. Watkins
L. A. Watres
Masury
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Nison
Dec
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
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