Notable Residents and Visitors From the Region
Arthur Gunster returns to Princeton University. Rev. P. J. Golden spends a vacation in Connecticut. Alias Rose Canavan returns from a three week visit to New York City. Mr and Mrs J W Peck travel through northern New York and along the St Lawrence. Miss Clara Rebecca Mughes visits Ubion friends and will be absent several weeks. Reese Watkins and wife sail from New York tomorrow on Cunard to Wales. Librarian H J Carr and wife attend a National Librarians Association meeting at Lake Placid and will return soon. Delegates for the Atlantic Young Men’s Institute meet in Louisville Ky. Craynor given a farewell supper in Scranton. Charles P O Malley admitted to the Lackawanna county bar. he has served as stenographer for Willard Warren and Knapp and shows promise in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gunster
Princeton University
P. J. Golden
Cathedral
Connecticut
Alias Rose Canavan
Fashion
New York City
J. W. Peck
New York
St. Lawrence
Clara Rebecca Mughes
Franklin Avenue
Ubion
Reese Watkins
Thirteenth Regiment
Cunard
Wales
H. J. Carr
Albright Library
National Librarians’ Association
Lake Placid
Adirance
Grand Council of Atlantic
Young Men's Institute
Louisville
M. H. McDonough
Minooka
James Crane
Dunmore
Richard Sheridan
John B. () Malley
South Side
James Gaynor
Central City
Craynor
Scranton House
Charles P. O'Malley
Lackawanna
I. N. Willard
J. O'Malley
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Ear Profession
Letters From The People
Short letters of interest published with writer’s name. The Times will not be held responsible for opinions expressed.
Correction and notices in The Throne item
Editor seeks corrections to a Wednesday article noting a typo and a factual error about the earth’s division. Also mentions Electric Bitters advertising claims and a church wedding in Penn Avenue Baptist Church services with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smn
Eeen P
Davins
The Power of WorIan In Moscow County Session
The Christian Temperance Union, of his county, convenes in Moscow in session. Members discuss local temperance measures and community sobriety efforts amid ongoing nonprofit organizing.
Lackawanna County WCTU Opens Eighth Annual Convention
The Lackawanna County Women’s Christian Temperance Union opened its eighth annual convention at the Moscow Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs. D B Hand presiding. Mrs. Fra ncer T Vail urged unity and readiness to enter politics to advance temperance while Clara Hoffman of Missouri spoke and will address events in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoffman
Missouri
Scranton
Lackawanna County Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moscow
D. B. Hand
M. Depae
Emma Stanley
Lord Roseberry
S C. Simpkins
Kentucky
Tim
Mes
VAIL
Frane T. Vail
Temple of Law
Theaters Feature Illusions and Star Casts at Local Venues
Illusionist Powell dazzles at the Academy of Music with black art feats rivaling Kellar and Herrmann. The Trolley System at the Academy, with Garnella brothers and Annie Feussel, promises elaborate scenery. Colonel Bain lectures tonight, praised for eloquence. Julius Caesar stars Warde and James at Frothingham next Monday. Daugher of Eve by Mario Wainwright debuts Sept 24 at the Academy. Three Odd Sports from Oklahoma joins Duffy’s Blunders. Dorcas opera at Academy Sept 26 with Pauline Hall. Summershow at Davis' theater draws large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Academy of Music
Kellar
Herrmann
Robert Garnella
Richard Garnella
Garnellng
Annie Feussel
Snat
Hallee and
Hart
Annie Ott
J. Hant
Lea Michael
Harry Himp
JT v
Frederick Warde
Louis James
Julius Caesar
Frothingham Theater
Juling Cresar
Senate
Capitol
Rome
Frothingham
Spaelon
Mario Wainwrights
Eve
Academy
A. E B. Lancaster
Julian Magnus
Union Square Theater
Rika
Bauer
Summerhill
Sand Bauschman
Oklahoma
Duffy
Barney Ferguson
Fanny Little Man
The
Veep
Pauline Hall
Dorcas
Paulton
Female Department Opens at Scranton Doctor Office
Dr Reeves establishes a female department at 412 Spruce Street Scranton inviting Indies previously avoiding male physicians to receive examination and treatment by a physician of their own sex.
Photo Engraving Establishment Planned for Scranton
Scranton merchants and printers have long sought a local photo engraving manufactory to replace sending work to New York or Philadelphia, reducing delays. Prominent residents have purchased the necessary machinery and outfit in New York to establish the business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
New Factory To Open With Electric Lights And Motors
Allen Norton Leete named general manager of a new manufacturing venture here. The plant will be fully equipped for day and night operations and is set to commence around October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Norton Leete
Sore feet visitor robs boarding house in West Side incident
Mrs. William Ruble reports a well dressed man visited her 429 Blickens Court boarding house and asked for board. He claimed sore feet and left after agreeing to pay in advance. A neighbor recalls him leaving in a hurried, suspicious manner. Husband’s watch chain and a £5 pocket book vanished. thief about 25, medium height, green glasses, value $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruble
Blickenscourt
Hoe
Honors for Chauncey Depew Visit in Scranton
Mayor Connell and Lt Watres accompanied by James P. Dickson traveled to New York City to present a committee plan to invite Chauncey M. Depew to Scranton to lecture for the Sheridan Monument fund. They scheduled a 10 o clock meeting with city councils and board of control during Depew's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Connell
Goraronor L. A. Watres
New York City
James P. Dickson
Chauncey M. Depew
Scranton
Sheridan Monument Fund
Board of E City Councils
Board of Control
Dushing
Mr. Depew
Resignation of four elders in Hickory Street church
Four elders Peter Hartman Fred Kellerman Jacob Emich and John Sehneider left the church while urging Rev. August Lange to resign. Laura Pfeifer pressed charges but did not appear. Lange refused to resign and later revoked his resignation after a congregational vote. The meeting saw new elder selections and broad support for Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Lange
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Lange
Peter Hartman
Fred Kellerman
Jacob Emich
Joan Hahn
Laura Pfeifer
C. L. Wiss- Waesser
Mr. Lange
Board of Elders
Tribune
Miss Pleiter
Miss Pfeifer
Charles Heisner
Charles Sehench
Jacob F. Muller
John Sehneider
Local baseball and football plans announced for Wilkes Barre and Scranton
The Waverly and Factoryville clubs schedule a Wednesday 2.30 p.m. game at Waverly. Scranton’s first football match is set for Sept 20 with Wyoming Seminary. Cahill plans to finalize his eleven after the opener. Wilkes Barre players seek an Oct. 6 exhibition with Boston, aiming to form a mixed squad with Cahill and Rogers for three games, two in Wilkes Barre and one in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Factoryville
Scranton
Wyoming Seminary
Cahill
Wilkes. Barre
Boston
Wilkes Barre
Cahill and
Rogera
Wilkes-Barre
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German Rupture Cure CO
Washington Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
OH. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Scrinton
Pillsbury's Best
Electric Bitters
Prico
Matthews Bros
Riefenberg
Moty—Hopt
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Miew Linzio Mott
Henry A. Hiefenberg
Warren G. Partridge
Worian
Christian Temperance Union
Franc T. Vail
Jeans Christ
D. 8. Hand
Green Ridge
di Clements
J. E. Loveland
Henry Wardle
P. m. Seasion
Bain
Vincent
America
Louisville Yourier-Journal
Russia
Edward Brant
Watson Sisters
Davis’ Theater
Chauncey Depew
Scrantonians
Rexford Jewelry
Ravi
Columbian Avenue
Alvinon Framineman
Phelps Drug Store
Argelineo
Ywyoming Avenue
Weighel & Millar
Wyoming Ave
Schank
Shimberg
Lacka, Ave
Christian, the
Hatter
Trresant
Columbus Monument
Washinton Av
Clarence M. Florey
Florey & Holt
Lackawanna Avo
Sapolio
Booh- Ag
Olf
C. W. Freeman
OUR Children’s Department
Mw Man
Gallen
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
Penn Avenue
L. Gallen
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