Twentieth Senatorial Convention Notice
The Republican senatorial convention for the Twentieth district is set for Tuesday September 2 at 11 a.m. in the arbitration room of the courthouse to nominate a state senator. Delegates vote September 2 from 4 to 7 p.m. Vigilance committees must follow guidance. The Second Legislative district plans a convention September 25 at 10 a.m. to nominate a legislator with delegates chosen September 25 from 4 to 7 p.m. Signed W D Milurn and A J Kon.
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Court House
Luzerne
Arbitration Rooma
Sheet Scranton
Eure
Ogly
W D. MiLurn
A. J. Kon
Seccetary
City Notes and Local Events
City notes report driving club races at 2 pm Saturday and a board of control adjourned meeting Monday night. The moon eclipse is tonight in Boranton and work in the city treasurer’s office continues full as tax money arrives. Scranton Football Club holds 4 pm practice at the ball park while Bauer’s activities and a women’s parade are noted as attended.
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Gentleman's Driving Club
Board of Control
Boranton
Scranton Foot Ball Club
Ball Park
Bauer
Heeee Oars
Renealttes i
Laurel Hill Park
P. F
M. T. Howley
Howley Bros
Wyoming Avenue
Clark
Thomas
Academy of Massa
Thomas W. Keene
Bulwer Lytton
Fair Play
Richelieu
Dunmore
Lackawanna and
Franklin Avenues
Spruce Street
Adams Avenue
Scranton Events Sketch Season Openings and Community Notices
Activities at the Scranton area include the School of Music season opening at the Young Men’s Christian Association building with a children class at 2 o’clock and an advanced class starting Monday August. Rev W A Fitch of Montrose will address an old fashioned colored camp meeting at Laurel Hill Fees with sermons and services throughout the day. Albert Laiwake is discharged from county jail under insolvency act after a defamation case with Mrs Amelia Lack. A lost barefooted girl found near the ay building is returned to her family on South Washington avenue. Parst’s Mirvaukie Beer advertised near Spruce street.
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Scranton School of Music
Young Men's Christian Association
W. A. Fitch
Montrose
Laurel Hill
Albert Laiwake
Laiwake
Amelia Lack
South Washington Avenue
Gentleman’s Driving Club
Manley Seeks Help After Wife Detains Family
Michael Manley of Danmore bursts into the prothonotary's office claiming his wife and two children are held in a locked house. Mrs O Hara had locked the residence over unpaid rent, suspending Manley's move, and police say it is not within their jurisdiction.
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Mrs. O'Hare
Michael Manley
Danmore
Prothonotary
Dunmore
Mra. O'roro
Manley
Munley
Josuos
Burgess
Races Set For Tomorrow at the Driving Park
Entries posted for tomorrow’s driving park races include a team race with Dr. B. H. Throop and others and several speed classes. Participants range from Poor Richard a br g to Beauty bi m and Daisy b m, with multiple listed horse names and owners.
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To-Morrow
Driving Park
Poor Richard
Br. G
Dr. Houser
Beauty
Bi. m
J. L. Wants
William
B. G
Frank Merrifield
Frank 3
J.P. Beigel
O. K
Johnson
Joe
R. Crippen
Pine Street Curbing Deadline Push Delays Paving
Clerk W L McLean served notices to Pine street property owners ordering curbing within thirty days or to reset existing curbing. The city will lay curb after the period and bill owners per foot, delaying paving until spring as cold weather nears. Barber Asphalt cannot start concrete until curbing is down, so Pine street paving likely slips this year.
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W. L. McLean
Pine Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Side Show at Academy of Music Delights Audience
James B. Mackie, aka Grimesey, Mo Boy, returns in The Side Show at the Academy of Music last night. The new farce shows familiar antics with clever specialty acts by his company. T Hanson and Waldo Whipple provide notable character work as a fair crowd enjoyed the performance.
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James B. Mackie
Academy of Music
Mackey
Grimesey
T. Hanson
Waldo Whipple
Marana and Hacun Feature in Local Music Interest
News note for musicians in the twaite pane Saturday fanona mentions Pratt's Boox Stonz and a BILL BOOK4 memorand time books and blank pene to tieskat made to order. The item lists Marana and Hacun as related parties in a local interest piece.
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Bill
Tieskat
Pratt
Boox
Mr Noone and South Side Franchise Debate at City Council
Last night the Scranton common council met in a long session debating Mayor Connell's renewal of a revoked South Side Scranton Traction franchise. Mr Noone led a resolution criticizing the mayor for not informing council. debate followed on judiciary referral and related measures.
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Connell
South Side
Scranton Traction Company
Golden
Morris
Robinson
Davies
Hickey
Noone
The
Traction Company
Connails
Robathan
Judiciary Committee
Ayes
Thomas
Godfrey
Moir
Wenzel
Sweeney
Nealis
Cleverly Written Incidente of a Sum mers Vacation in Wales
The Tribune will publish Monday an article by R. E. Robathan describing impressions of England and Wales from the summer vacation. He recounts entertaining incidents and suggestions from the old country and his contribution is expected to draw strong reader interest. The Tribune tomorrow will be twelve pages with local interest features. publishing on a Saturday costs double but readers pay no extra charge.
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Tribune
RE. E. Robathan
England
Wales
Grand Lodge Elects Officers at Reading Meeting
The Grand District Lodge of Odd Fellows completed its work at Reading on Wednesday and chose new officers for the district. District Nicholson was elected grand master, Charles M of Philadelphia. E B Demby of Williamsport district deputy grand master. Joseph M Stafford of Marietta district grand secretary. John Warren of West Chester district grand treasurer. Rev R H Patterson of Herrlibarg district grand chaplain. R C Body of unnamed location district grand warden.
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Herrlabarg
R. C. Body
Philadelphia Groups Form New Executive Committee
The district leaders named include J. P B. King of Scranton district grand guardian and Alex Williams of Newton district grand marshal with William H. Still of Reading as executive committee member. A by-laws committee of five from Philadelphia and West Chester was appointed for the next session. The paper notes the Saturday Taisy ye is a double issue but the price remains the same.
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Philadelphia
J. P B. King
Scranton
Alex Williams
Newton
William H. Still
Reading
Frank J. Jones
I. P. Comble
J. B Matthews
J. Gibson
Charlea M. Brown
Robert Still
J. B. F. Corry
West Chester
Scranton Oratorio Society Organized at Armory
The Scranton Oratorio society formed at an armory meeting on Adams Avenue. About seventy subscribers could not attend. Professor Lindsay outlined a Handel-Haydn style plan and sought members with honorary subs at 12 dollars yearly plus two performance tickets. Dr Leete moved to pledge support. Next meeting set at 823 Mulberry Street on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Scranton Oratorio Society
Armory
Adams Avenue
Lindsay
Handel-Haydn Society
Boston
Leete
Mulberry Street
Forgave and Made Up After War Council at Conway House
A late afternoon council at Conway House saw Dr. William Haggerty George Kerr Michael Keeney and William Connor reconcile with smiles and assurances of goodwill. Legal actions linger from a prior race at Prighton Beach where Virago won at 150 to 1, amid disputes over wagering and gambling houses.
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Conway Henge
William Haggerty
George Kerl
Michael Keeley
William Connor
P. J. Conway
Kerl
Keeley
Keely
Prighton Beach
Virago
Alleged illicit liquor sales tied to North Side holes in the wall
Constable Barnard Davis targets Albert Barta for selling liquor without a license at Lloyd Street while noting injuries from a Sept. 7 incident at John Luken’s house. Barta claims discriminatory court return and favoritism toward Luken’s place, with Krich fined and the case settled out of court. Police investigate Second Ward conduct amid widespread illicit operations.
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Lloyd Street
North End
Barnard Davis
Albert Barta
Barta
Davis
Toot
Jobn Luken
Luken
John Lososke
Frank Krich
Krich
Rodham
John Luken
Loken
Korll Lost Arm After Glass Plant Accident
Peter Korll, injured in an accident at the Green Ridge glass works on Tuesday, had his arm amputated at Lackawanna hospital yesterday. He is in a dangerous condition but hopes for eventual recovery, though his situation remains precarious.
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Wanna Hospital
Peter Korll
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Hospital
Korll
Translation serial and installment notice in local paper
The notice promotes a Gilbert Parker serial The Translation of a Savage starting in the Saturday Times and running daily to completion. It invites readers to follow the tale through the twelve page issue and subsequent daily installments.
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Gilbert Parker
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