Local Society Notes Highlight Weddings Visits and Birth
Mrs. George and Mott and children return from Atlantic City as do William Reese of North Main avenue and Laura Cruike of Athens PA visiting Mrs. Cure. Wade Finn summering at Crystal Lake spent Saturday in the city. H F Dixie returns from Elmira. Edward Arthur Jr and wife celebrate a twelve pound baby boy. Fleming couple back from Lakes and Thousand Islands. George Roe and Annie Neubauer to marry Sept 1 at the bride’s home. Wexburn and Frothingham depart for Dartmouth after New York and Boston trip. Clarke left for New York with Toohey and Miss Bulbivera to shop fall goods.
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George &. Mott
Atlantic City
William Reese
North Main Avenue
Jeff Baturday
Des Moines
Laura Cruike
Athens
George A. Cure
Wade Finn
Crystal Hike
H. F. Dixie
Elmira
Edward Arthur, Jr
Monroe Avenue
Mon. J. R. Fleming
Madison Avenue
Lakes
Thousand Islands
George M. Roe
Annie Marie Neubauer
Hermann Neubauer
Myrtle Street
Lyon Wexburn
Randolph
Frothingham
New York City
Boston
Dartmouth College
George W. Clarke
Clarke Brown
PJ. Toohey
Menrietta Bulbivera
Metropole
Letters from the People
Short reader letters appear under this header, with names supplied by writers. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
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Tribune
Dog poisoner feared as mad dog scare spreads
Carl Seller of Beranton Pa urges arrest and prosecution of a local crank after witnessing a hound perish from strychnine poisoning. He condemns bystanders who claimed the dog was mad and calls for action to end the town’s fear sparked by the poison plot.
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Carl Seller
Washington Avenue
Beranton
Dee
Special excursion tickets offered for trains on specified dates
Tickets good for return within five days from the gale date. Round trip fare set at $5.00 for adults and $2.60 for children aged five to twelve. Mr Reeve Jones will accept a limited number of pupils for the coming season. Address 1823 North Washington Avenue. New phone 1030. The Griffin Art Company is at New Wyoming Avenue.
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Reeve Jones
Washington Avenue
Platt Predicts End of Coal Strike Though Doubts Persist
The article reports Senator Platt predicting the coal strike will end soon, but local officials see little chance of settlement this week. Governors, unions, and company leaders debate potential peace moves, while miners vow to endure. Prices and supply tensions remain high across the Northeast and Atlantic ports as the strike drags on.
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New York
Platt
Governor Stone
Fahey
Mitchell
St. Charles
Wilkes-Barre
Nicholls
Harrisburg
Trenton
N. J
Engineering and Mining Journal of
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United Mine Workers
Civic Federation
Hanna
Quay
Penrose
Carroll D. Wright
Gener Knox
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Oul
Lkely
Northwest
Chicago
Nhout O Ld
Canadian
Duture
Ihe Rte Company
Hitfalo
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Deers
New York Harbor
Tee
Boston
Narrigansect Bay
Philadelphia
New York Arbor
Lehigh Valley Fare to New York on September 16
Travel offer from Scranton to New York and return priced at 4.35 dollars via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets valid September 16 and on any train through September 0, excluding the Black Diamond Express. Agents can provide further details.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Attractive half tones and line cuts offered by The Tribune
The Tribune announces effective half tones and line cuts for card and advertising use with prompt service and low rates. Griffin Art Company offers artistic picture framing at reduced prices at 209 Wyoming Avenue.
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Tribune
Wyoming Avenue
Griffin Art Company
Four year old held on larceny charge in Tripp Park
Talford Carpenter of Tripp Fork, not yet four, is detained at Jackson street police station in fault of 200 dollars on larceny charges. He took a purse from Mrs. H M Cooper's store in Tripp Park and bought two knives a revolver a cartridge box a pack of playing cards and five dime novels including Buffalo Bill's Secret Camp. He gave four books to friends and hid remaining money under his steps. Alderman Kellow set his bond at 300 dollars for court appearance.
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Talford Carpenter
Tripp Fork
Jackson Street
Carpenter
H. M. Cooper
Tripp Park
Buffalo Bill
Alderman Kellow
Education contest boost praised in Rev Pierce sermon
Rev Dr Robert F Y Pierce lauded the Tribune educational contest at Penn Avenue Baptist Church urging sacrifices for higher learning. He praised Scranton Tribune management led by Mr Byxbee and praised Keller leading the effort as a model of a good clean daily paper promoting education and family uplift.
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the Tribune
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue
Abraham
Scranton Tribune
Byxbee
Tythune
Keller
Pierve
Men of the Hour Foley leaves Scranton for Pittsburgh
Frank J. Foley longtime secretary of the Scranton Bicycle Club departs for Pittsburgh after a transfer by the American Steel Spring Company. He received a gold watch from club members for his service and sportsmanship including bowling and his record 254 on the club alleys.
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Frank J. Foley
Scranton Bleyele Club
Pittsburg
American Steel Spring Company
Blieyele Club
B. P. Connolly
H. C. Wallice
Mr. Foley
Blick
Pennsylvania
Foley
Political maneuvering at Democracy convention in Tlotel Schadt
Leaders and prospective candidates met to shape tomorrow's convention. George Howell appeared set for Congress, with Hoban and Sando contesting for orphans court judge. A likely Howell endorsement aimed to block a vacancy and rallies favored endorsing Cornell, while several ward contests and candidate withdrawals shaped the scene.
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The
Democracy
Tlotel Schadt
Orphans’ Court
Charles Graf
George Howell
Congress
T. P. Hoban
Ton
M. F P. Sando
Strikeemakers
Howell
Cornell
Vigilance Committee
Hallstead and Kibler Jump in Standings at Event
Thompson breaks his tie with Sherwood and moves to sixth place, as Hallstead climbs two positions and Kibler rises five in a new contest update.
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Thompson
Sherwood
Standings of Contestants List Scranton and Surrounding Areas
A lengthy standings list shows competitors from Scranton Elmhurst Carbondale and nearby towns. Names include A J Kellerman Charles Burns William Rodriguez Oscar Kipp Albert Freedman Herbert Thompson and many others with varied scores. The compilation features residents and brief affiliations across multiple localities.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vue civ
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas
W. Dorsey
L. BE
Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Mos- Gow Sissy Sig Wee Kom 13, Harry Madden, Scranton.121 14. Hendrick Adams
Chin- Chua Vos
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Beng
Aes Cove
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Don C. Capwell
William Cooper
Priceburg
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Walter Hallstead
Ave Kibler
South
Wim
Rodrigues
Don
Capwell
William HH. Sherwood Ji
Joseph A. Havenstrite
Wy. Dorney
Contestants score in Tribune Educational Contest Saturday
Nine contestants scored this Saturday led by Albert Freedman of Bellevue and Fred Whibler of South Scranton. Frederick Kibler moved into a tie for twenty-second as Winter Hallstead rose past Miss Edna Coleman, Lee Culver, and others. The September leaders stand unchanged except for changes at sixth ninth and tenth place.
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the Tribune
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Fred Whibler
South Scranton
William Rodriguez
Scranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Don C. Capwell
Walter Hallstead
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Sherwood
Winlter Hallstead
Edna Coleman
Lee Culver
Fred Kibler
Elmer Williams
Miss Yeager
Grant Decker
Miss Coleman
Marl Yost
Prescott Avenue
Scranton College of Music Opens Under Evans
The Scranton College of Music announces its opening with Haydn Evans as director. Instructors include piano and organ with Haydn Evans also teaching voice. Dr. Dod J. Mason plays violin and Miss Nellie Hollister is listed, with a new telephone contact and location at Commonwealth building near Spruce street and Washington avenue.
Montrose Fair Attracts Notable Acts In Susquehanna County
The fifty sixth annual Susquehanna County Agricultural Society fair unfolds Tuesday and Wednesday in Montrose with attractions headlined by the Yomoma brothers Japanese jugglers from New York City and humorist Mr. R. B. Leeds of Birmingham Pa. The Harford Copner band will provide music. Special rail passes cover D L W tickets for Sept 16 17 and return Sept 18. Griffin Art Company at 209 Wyoming Avenue continues discounted framing and pictures.
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Sumner Salter
New York City
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Linden Street
Susquehanna County Agricultural Society
Montrose
Yomoma Brothers
Leeds
Birmingham
Harford Copner Band
L. & W. Railroad
Workman's Narrow Escape From Falling Scaffold
George Henneker, a carpenter, clung to a rope as a sliding scaffold on the Sumter Brothers building on Lackawanna avenue fell while being drawn up. He swung to the roof, narrowly escaping injury as planks shattered an awning and glass in the sidewalk. Several bystanders escaped harm.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Sumter Brothers
George Henneker
Henneker
Popular School Gains Fast readers and positions
A popular school at the Guernsey building shows rapid growth with opening day attendance quadrupled from last year and new pupils enrolling daily. Every graduate of the past year reportedly holds a good position, with none taking more than six months to prepare. Individual attention credited for the strong results.
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Lackiwanna Business College
Guernsey
Maitland Fair Promises Thrills And Improvements
Maitland plans a big fair next week with balloon ascensions parachute drops races and large exhibits. Ground privileges cost fifty cents or one dollar with a team. Improvements on the grounds include track stock provisions and repairs to the exhibition building and ball grounds.
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Smith
Dalton
Scranton Tribune Offers Fine Cuts at Low Prices
The Scranton Tribune promotes its half-tone and fine-cut services with up-to-date equipment, promising high quality work at the lowest prices and inviting a trial order to prove their capability.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Scranton School Offers Day and Evening Courses at Low Prices
Nearly 150 already enrolled in night school at Scranton Business College. Griffin Art Co. 209 Wyoming avenue advertises top quality photography with a deal of four dollars per dozen photos for two fifty per dozen.
Surgeon Dr Lindabury Specializes in Women’s Diseases
Dr Lindabury, surgeon specializing in diseases of women, practices at 215 Connell building with hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:90 p.m. The note ends with the word hated.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Henry the Fourth Cigars Clear Havana Wholesale at OHara
Local trade note announces Henry the Fourth Cigars as a clear Havana brand available wholesale through O'Hara's. The item highlights wholesale supply options and the Havana origin.
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Henry
Havana
O'Hara
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