Personal notices from Hyde Park to New York figures
Robauthan of Hyde Park on business in Boston. A W Close, post office stenographer, goes on vacation. Mrs John Mynns of Wilkes-Barre hosts friends on Sweiland street. Miss Aubum of Bellovue returns from Nyack trip. Miss Aliee Irving visiting sister in Jackson street. Harold J. McAskie leaves for Lafayette College. Charles McInlesy visits brother Al J McGlinley. Mrs A F Yost hosts guests from Tunkhannock and Dover NJ. Archibald, US judge, travels to Philadelphia. Tillie Freeman visits Sproats at North Bromley. Mrs Charles Hans and son visit from New York. Willian Tyrell and Annie Tyrell return from Niagara Falls. J W Welsh leaves for New York. James Harrington returns from Ocean City NJ. John A Flaherty bound for New York. Magistrate John T Horne returns from Virginia vacation. Mangilatrate? moves toward metro business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. . Robauthan
Hyde Park Avenue
Boston
A. OW. Close
John Mynns
Wilks-Barre
Sweiland Street
Aubum
Bellovue
Nyack
N.Y
Aliee Irving
Denver
Cal
A. Fr. Yo
Dover
N. J
Tion
W. Archibald
United States Court
Philadelpha
Tillie Freeman
Detroit
Mich
Avi Sproats
North Bromly Avenue
Charles Hans and Son
New York
Margaret Tas
Wyoming Avenue
J. WW. Welsh
Ontario and Westwhallroad
James Harrington
International Text Book Compiling
Ocean City
Joho A. Flaherty
Bon Ton Cafe
Metropolia
John T. Horne
Norfolk
Base Ball Today Scranton Team Faces Archbald Derby
The Scranton baseball cranks meet Archbald and Carbondale’s Our Pets in a $200 side game. Beranton and Pittston players bolster both clubs as a fierce rivalry heats up the afternoon lineup appears in the Carbondale department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Baseball Cranks
Our Pets
Irom Carbondale
Archbald
Beranton
Pittston
Carbondale
Altercation at Taylor washery ends with arrest for assault
Frank Seigel and Max Merring workers at the Taylor washery quarrelled on Saturday morning. Beigel's remark angered Herring who flung coal in his face. Herring was arrested for assault and battery and held on $200 bail by Alderman Ruddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seigel
Max Merring
Taylor
Beigel
Herring
Ruddy
Two Men Brutally Beaten as Throop Strike Tensions Rise
In Throop near Scranton two Polish men, Jacob Constants and Nicholas Pierre, were attacked by a gang of foreigners while walking to the Pancoast mine. Constants was knocked unconscious and Pierre badly injured, prompting police to investigate and several suspects to be arrested on related charges. Authorities say the assault may signal lingering strike tensions and potential further actions by miners and company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Company
Morgan
Senator Platt
Pancoist
Throop
Jacob Constants
Nicholas Pierre
Tralians
Bull's Head
Constants
Pierre
Pancoast
Ine
Pierte
North Scranton
Palmer
Perry
Watkins
Herman Besses
Tawkawanna Hospital
Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Rose
Delaware and Hudson Company
Marvine
W. A. May
Erie Coal Department
Voal
May
Ontario and Western Company
Priceburg
Temple Tron Company
Edgerton
BE. E. Loomis
Tribune
Primary Delegates Chosen for Republican Senate Nomination
Primaries were held to elect delegates for the Republican senatorial nomination with Bourke and Jordan as candidates. The convention is set for 2 30 P M at the Central Republican club rooms to select the nominee amid party maneuvering and anticipated contests in county and district races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Bourke
John B. Jordan
Central Republican Club
Jordan
Tribune
EK. Timlin
T. A. Hendrecks
Haterman
T. J. Duggan
O'Brien
Olyphant
James McAndrew
Archebald
Charles Burke
Archhbald
The Former Climbs One Place as The Latter Rises Seven
GC J Clark falls to thirty fourth in the published table as Miss Harpur breaks a tie with Miss Mathewson Kellerman in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. J. Clark
Miss Harpur
Miss Mathewson—Kellerman
Rebuild Pain with Paine's Celery Compound Promised Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. James Arthur of Spokane Washington claims Paine's Celery Compound restores health after three years of neuralgia and rheumatism. She says the remedy eased joint stiffness and allowed walking a mile daily, noting prior remedies offered only temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
James Arthur
Spokane
Paline
Scranton Area Directory Entry List Of Names And Numbers
A long list of varied names and locations predominantly from Scranton and nearby towns, each paired with numerical values or codes. The items include numerous individuals such as A J Kellerman and Charles Burns, with scattered places like Elmhurst and Carbondale and entries continuing through William Cooper and Arthur J Thayer. The row appears as a partial roster or index from a local directory or record book.
Two Boys Die In Freight Car Collision At Dunmore
Domenico Angrisano twelve was killed when a lumber car rolled down a grade after the boys loosened its brakes. Connie Termatine ten was injured with a broken arm as the car crashed into empty freight cars. Coroner to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Angrisano
Dunmore
Connie Termatine
Lickawanna Hospital
Nay Ang Coal Company
Angrisano
Lackawanna Hospital
Saltry
Benjamin Family Reunion in Guernsey Hall
One hundred eighteen descendants of Michael D. Benjamin gathered in Guernsey hall for their first annual reunion despite inclement weather. Attendees from Buffalo, Great Bend, Alford, Diulon, Moscow, Mlinhuret, Peckville and Scranton enjoyed greetings, baskets, an officer election, a prayer, a genealogical address, and a family music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Benjamin
Guernsey Hall
Buffalo
Great Bend
Alford
Diulon
Moscow
Mlinhuret
Peckville
Scranton
Fd A. Benjamin
B.C. Hand
H. M. Barnes
C. W. Benjamin
Usta
G. A. Cure
Providence M. I
G. A. Benjamin
Miss Cure
North Scranton
Miss Hest
Utica
N.Y
N. W
H. W. Hund
Sacramento City
Coal
N. Benjamin
New York City
Winning One Of The Most Desirable Scholarships
A short line notes a student’s achievement as winning one of the most desirable scholarships, highlighting the significance of the award and the aspirational impact for the recipient.
Fragmentary Names List from Historical Page
A jumbled OCR fragment lists multiple individuals such as Cavar, Kipp, Herbert Thompson, Rodrigues, Don Capwell, William Sherwood, Joseph Harvenstrite, Kellernman, Maxwell Shepherd, Albert Freedman, and W Dorsey, likely an index or roster segment without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavar HH
Kipp
Herbert Thompson
Thayer Tops In Tri Bune Educational Contest Standings
Arthur J. Thayer of South Scranton makes his main table debut with first points on September 2 and moves to fortieth place. J A Havenstrite advances. Doh C. Crapwell climbs to eighteenth, overtaking Jane Mathewson and Beatrice Harpur who now leads Capwell by one and Mathewson by two. A J Kellerman passes century mark and leads Charles Burns by 15, while J A Havenstrite trails L I Staunton by two for eleventh. An Oscar H Kipp portrait appears in Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- WG Givers
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Wm, Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas. W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Mos Gow Bee
Harry Madden
Hendrick Adams
Chip- Chub Ad
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Ws Eirreveree
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Don C. Capwell
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
William Cooper
Sree Ae
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Cote Escs
Elmer Williams
Hugh Johnston
Forest City Veenees Praaaleasian Ae
Eddie Morris
South
the Tribune
A. de Kellerman
Don Capwell
Hedtrice Harpur
Arthur J. Thayer
South Scranton
Thayer
J. Clark
Peckville
Doh C. Crapwell
Miss Mathewson
Mr. Capwell
J. A. Hivenstrite
L. i B. Staunton
St Thomas College Forms Football Team and Leadership
St Thomas College athletic association organized the football squad with players Vaughan Gurke Moran OToole Wiggins OHara Murphy Tropp Thornton Farrell Moore Ruane McAndrew OMalley Metugh McDonald Cusick Barrett McHugh Brown Welliher Brother Andrew chosen director Moses OMally manager William OHarro captain Eugene Tropp assistant captain Dr Gilbert engaged as vouch. Team to practice Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday and play each Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College
Vaughan
Gurke
Moran
O'Toole
Wiggins
O'Hara
Murphy
Tropp
Thornton
Farrell
Moore
Ruane
McAndrew
O'Malley
Metugh
McDonald
Cusick
Barrett
McHugh
Brown
Welliher
Brother Andrew
Athletic Association
Moses O'Malley
Willam O'Haro
Eugene Tropp
Gilbert
Funeral of William A. Pierson
The funeral for William A. Pierson was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Quincey Avenue. The services were led by Rev. Dr. Robert B. Pierce of the Penn Avenue Baptist Church, assisted by Rev. James Fielding. Interment followed in Dalton with four nephews acting as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiNhim A. Pierson
Quincey Avenue
Robert B. Pierce
Penn Avenue
James Fielding
Dalton
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Opens Sept 17
Kingston Pennsylvania offers coeducational preparation for college and business with science hall chapel gymnasium and ample dormitories. Four year term $300 beginning September 17. For catalogues, address L L Sprague D D president. Mrs Weyandt thanks neighbors for kindnesses during illness of husband and father and for funeral singing assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
D. D
Frederick Weyandt
Surgeon Dr Lindabury Specializes in Women’s Diseases
Dr Lindabury, surgeon, specializes in diseases of women. Office in 216 Connell Building with hours from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:90 p.m. Appointments available during those times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Kipp Climbs Contest Standings With Gold Reward
Kipp joined the contest on May 16 and posted a first point, while in June he earned a $10 gold prize for bringing in a record number of points. He currently sits fourth in the standings and has strong momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipp
Smoking Den Novelties On Display At O Haras
A note announces Smoking Den novelties now available at O Hara's shop. The item list and availability details are brief, inviting readers to visit for browsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara's
The Tribune Ad Cut Service Promises Low Rates
The Tribune offers effective half tones and fine cuts for cards and advertising. Quick, unexcelled work at low rates invites a trial order to prove quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foute & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Sumner Salter
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
International Salt Company
F. Megargel & CO
Willian Tyrell
Annie Tyrell
Becond Street
Inive
Burtolo
Ninigara Falls
Carbondale and Archbald
Athletic Park
Michigan
Coursen's
Joseph Curt
Delaware, Lackouchant
Western Commpany
M. J. Nugent
Delaware and Bud- Ron Company
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson
Peckylile
Mach
MR. Loomis
John Pierpont Morgan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Political Matters
Congressman Connell
Judge Gunster
Kelly
Connell
Lackawanna
Congress
Martin P. Flynn
Lickawanna Valley House
John J. Fahey
National Democratic Committee
John J. Durkin
Victor Burschell
St. Charles
W. PL Litts
Clark's Summit
J. Alfred Pennington
Juvenile Department
Conservatory
Capwell and
Benjamin
St. Thomas College Athletic Association
William Pierson
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston, Pa
Alven
A. & P. Baking Powder
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
North Main Avenue
New
Furman
N. Washington Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Spruce
Hagg
Key West
Montana
Porto Rico
la Lucida
Vuelta Abajo
E. G. Coursen
Cbevinton Tribune
Spinton
Guaranty and Trust Co
Pennsylvania
T. A. WA
F. L. Phillips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas EK. Jone
William J. Hialstead
Johnson
Thomas H. Watkins
L. A. Watres
Masury
Franklin Ave
Dr. Deimels
Dr. Jaegers
Sale Agency
Spruce Street
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Nison
Dec
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
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