City Notes Pay Days and Upcoming Meetings
The Delaware and Hudson company paid Plymouth mines Nox 2 and 4, last pay of the month. Reverend Beardstey to answer Why Are We Universalist and explain Bermaten church mission. Catholic Historical society and Newman Magazine club meeting postponed to Thursday. Young Men's Institute reunion at Lake Ariel with about 2,000 expected. Races postponed after crashes on highway. Woman's auxiliary of Bluke's church to meet this afternoon at the parsonage. An appeal is issued.
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Delaware and bHudeon Company
Plymouth
O. BR. Beardstey
Vanliversalst Church
Universilistar
Universalist
Bermaten
Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
Wis
Lake Ariel
Young Men's Institute of
Lackawinna
Lugerne
Susquehanna Counties
Btluke's
Terman
Gertrude M. Sanderson
Eight little boys at Lackawanna need aid and gifts
A fragment lists requests for night byke toys and candies for crippled boys at Lackawanna. It notes a fundraising plea by Solomon Middleman of Olyphant and mentions creditors, legal actions, and a letter from Postmaster General Smith about Philippines soldiers.
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Littl
Lackawanna
Phial
Republican County Convention Notice and Vigilance Elections
Republican county committee sets the county convention for September 28 at 2 pm in Beranton Court House to compute returns and address business. Vigilance committees hold primary elections on September 25 from 4 to 7 pm. districts elect three members each for the next year and certify names to the convention. Candidates must pay assessments twenty days before the primary or be omitted from the ballot. last registration day is September 2. E N Willard, Chairman. J E Watkins, Secretary.
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Republican County Committee
Court House
Beranton
Baturday
Wimuiry
Nkmity
New Dress Goods Arrive With Zebeline Plaids and Camel Hair
We display ten styles of fine Zebeline Plaids exact copies of latest French goods seven shades of all wool Granite Cloth full yard wide and twenty styles of Camel's Hair Taffeta Plaids ideal for separate skirts.
Injunction Again In Old Forge Rail Case In Common Pleas
Testimony from yesterday before Commissioner John Taylor in the Old Forge matter shows the Pittston and Scranton Street Railway injunction may be dissolved to permit construction of a trolley road on western streets. Major Everett Warren represents the railway. witnesses include R B Judge and Patrick Gallagher among others. the case ties to a corruption challenge to the council ordinance.
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John Taylor
Mears
Common Pleas Court
Scranton Railway Company
Everett Warren
Pittston and Scranton Street Rail Way Company
Gunster
Old Porte
Pittston and Scranton Street Railway Company
Charlee J. Keoch
Tudge Chuneter
Jehn Tayior
Law Library
Warren
Hannah and McCoullam
RB. J. Tudge
A. Mloancardi
Patrick Gallagher
Wiliam F. Monroe
Thomas Stevens
Thomas Kilcoyne
John Hennlehan
Atcorney
John H. Penner
Thomas Burke
Pittsburg Terra Cotta Lumber v Mews in Franklin Court
Yesterday focused on Pittsburg Terra Cotta Lumber Co versus John A. Mews with Burns presenting for the defendant. The J A Barron versus Hubert Johnson trial was given to the jury and a verdict not yet reported by adjournment. Bridgetway et al v Mary McCormack et al concerns Lafayette street land, with George A L Watson and MP Cawley for the plaintiff and John F. Serave and T P Tuffy for the defense.
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Pittsburg
Suit Filed Over Scranton Railway Car Crash Injuries
Mrs Annie Harvey a widow of Green Ridge files a $5000 damages action vs Scranton Railway company alleging an Aug 2 open car derailment near Capouse avenue and Poplar street caused by sudden movement threw her against the car and led to several broken ribs internal injuries and shock while she was en route home. Attorneys Comedys and Bevans represent the plaintiff.
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Annie Harvey
Lareh Street
Green Ridge
Scranton Railway Company
Comedys and Bevans
Alfred Hienett petitions for partition of joint property
Alfred Hienett and Hugh James are named as co owners of a Main avenue West Scranton lot of 11 460 square feet. Hienett through attorneys Wesburg and Dawson asks the court to order partition arguing James refuses a division of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred RR. Hienett
Wesburg & Dawson
Law of & Property
Hugh James
Main Avenue
West
Scranton
James
Trylo
Feast of Succoth Observed Across Jewish Worship Places
The Feast of Succoth begins with Divine services in various worship places. Observances continue through the week with eight days of celebration ending Monday evening and Tuesday morning. Succoth is one of three great Jewish festivals with ancient roots, when all male members of each family would travel to Jerusalem to offer thanks and harvest festivities.
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Jerusalem
Temple
Death of Hon. T. W. Loftus After Car Collision Injuries
Hon. T. W. Loftus of Olyphant died from injuries suffered when he jumped from a street car at Murvine crossing during a collision with a coal train Monday evening. He was conscious at the end and greeted those at his bedside in a pleasant manner.
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T. W. Loftus
Olyphant
Murvine Crossing
Morninis
Miller Rumor of Death Declared False
A false report claimed Charles F. Miller of Adame Avenue had died and was circulating yesterday. Miller, visiting Maplewood with Charles Robinson, learned of the panic upon return to the city and denied the rumor. he and friends seek the prankster responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Miller
Adame Avenue
Fale
Miller
Mr Miller
Maplewood
Charlee Robinson
Mr. Aliller
Appeal for Funds to Save Home for the Friendless
At the regular meeting a debt of 16000 looms over the Home for the Friendless. Officials urge public subscriptions including $50 gifts to ease maintenance costs as November interest nears. Donations from many parishioners and residents are sought through listed officers and supporters to avert curtailment or closure of the institution.
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Miary
Areful
Pone
T. H
Kennedy
Tavier
Cora Merrifield
Moffat
Fenman
J Feeter
Hoom. Winton
W. AL Perkins
K. Richmond
WL Laves
L. Connell
Charles Schlarer
Robertson
RM Stelle
Mies T. Sharnoti
A. Hendrick
W. W. Watson
Fortieth Annual Session Concludes with Awards
The Fortieth Annual Session ends as state councilors and officers are presented with emblems. Delegates include Parson Middletown and Weaver Philadelphia with others named from Harrisburg Dover York and Allegheny. An entertainment planned by the Daughters of America at Laurel Hill Park is postponed to tomorrow evening.
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J. B. Parson
Middletown
Annie K. Weaver
Philadelphia
Laws
Sadie Lowry
Harrisburg
George Lats
C. A. Westerman
Allegheny
Christina Fletcher
Dunmore
Mamie Millikin
Lottie Wolf
York
Mary Noble
Campbell
Aseltart
Lowry
Laurel Hill Park
Daughters of America
Memorial Service at State Convention High School
Memorial service conducted at the state convention in a high school auditorium features an opening overture memorial rites and a chorus. The program includes addresses, quartet performances, soloists Martha Matthews and Blanche Paonthedid, and a benediction by the state chaplain. Citizens and public invited to attend.
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Thiers
Euleglee
Ron Odore
Revitathon
Corre
Martha Muatthiws
Guinir
Accompiini
Miike Blanche
BPO
RhUbert
Soto
Mice Muattha
Matthews BO
Convention Notes at Wyoming Avenue Delegates Abuzz
Delegates are housed on Wyoming Avenue with nightly activity as men write letters. The convention's acknowledged orator is James W. Cleary of Pittsburgh traveling salesman for a large keep house who delivered a brilliant speech at yesterday's session. Over 100 delegates toured the International Correspondence Schools yesterday afternoon after the sessions. Loan tables with stationery are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
James W. Cleary
Pittsburg
Keap House
International Correspondence Schools
Heptasophs Conclave Set for Nay Aug Park Reception
The executive committee names the reception committee for the Sk City Heptasophs outing to Nay Aug park on Thursday September 2. Members from multiple conclaves across Scranton are listed and the plan includes a morning march from Hotel Jermyn to Lackawanna station, lunch at the hotel, then transport to Nay Aug park for a civic welcome by Mayor Moir and a Paterson visitors concert and Scranton Glee Club performance.
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Sk City
Hetpasophe
Nay Aug Park
Hotel Jermyn
Lawrence
Lackawanna Station
Moir
Hinchcliffe
Paterson
Second Regiment Band
N. J
Scranton, Glee Club
Ample Provisions and Festivities Planned for Valley Celebration
The valley celebration expects family attendance and ample refreshments with dancing and amusements on the grounds. A final committee meeting in Raub's hall arranged the details and planned an alternate rain location in the armory. Heptasophs across the city hope for clear weather.
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Raub
Two Miles of Walks Advertised for New Orange Project
Proposals for about two miles of sidewalks in New Orange New Jersey are invited by the New Orange Industrial Association. Bids are sought for walks four and five feet wide in wood flagging coal tar ashes and stone macadam with full specifications. The right to reject any bid is reserved. The notice underscores a major local contract and the town’s ambitious growth. Office 414 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania.
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New Orange
N. J
New Orange Industrial Association
TJ Broadway
New York
Spruce Street
Scranton
Green Ridge Residence for Sale in Prime City Location
Elegant home on Green Ridge listed for eighty five hundred dollars. Finest location for the money, a bargain at ten dollars for terms and full particulars contact W. T. Hackett at Price Building.
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Green Ridge
W. T. Hackett
Price Building
Lehigh County Fair Train Special From Scranton
A Lehigh County Fair special train will run from Scranton to Allentown via Central Railroad of New Jersey. The departure is set for 7 25 p m on Thursday September 2 with round trip fares for adults 2 59 and children 1 00.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Scranton
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