Silk City Heptasophs Visit Scranton For Third Annual Outing
About 200 Paterson and Scranton members of the Silk City Conclave of the Improved Order of Heptasophs gathered in Scranton for the third annual outing. They were welcomed at the Armory by local officials, enjoyed a program by the Lawrence band and Scranton Glee Club, toured the city by trolley, and dined at the Jermyn before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk City
Paterson
N. J
Lehigh
Robinson
Second Regiment
Archon
Forbes
A. Sherman
T. A. Cowles
Thomas W. Foyle
J. KB. Greibel
Thomas W. McAndrews
F. T. Forbes
H. Schoonmaker
P. Donnelly
Alb. Wood
BE. . McDonald
M. A. Sherman
C. C. Cozzens
A. Adams
J. A. Browne
Thomas McNamara
CW. Stonely
Chris Grovich
Jamon K. Odew
E. J. Feeley
Hinchcliffe
J. Grant
Wood McKee
John Boylan
John Johnson
Charles M. King
Thomas McLain
Christopher Kelly
Scranton
Jermyn
Armory
Nay Aug Park
Scranton Glee Club
G. Boland
Molt
Henry A. Hopewell
H. A. Sherman
George Howell
City
Glee Orb
Laurel Hil
Country Club
Hyde
Thie Enty
Scranton Jury Delivers Two More True Bills in Lackawanna County
The Brant Jury returned two additional true bills against Littl and O Toole of the Scrantonian. The panel, led by Alderman PF Kelly and Jacob Ellman as prosecutors, completed its work and issued a final report with twenty eight true bills and nearly 200 additional bills. Recommendations praise District Attorney Johan B.H. Jones and Deputy W. Gaylord Thomas for efficiency, note county jail conditions, and propose improvements such as a stronger gate, better ventilation, elevator operation, new linoleum, and sidewalk repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Littl and
O'Toole
Scrantonian
Boin PF Kelly
Jacob Ellman
Oye
Lackawarnni
Lackawating
Johan BH. Jones
W. Gaylord Thomas
Thomas Layston
Commonwealth
Firet
Stall Yard
Weet
Court House
H.C. D. Bote
Poreman
Scranton
Fair at Montrose Opens Susquehanna County Fair
The fifty third annual Susquehanna County Agricultural Society fair was held in Montrose with about 4000 attendees. Entries set a new record in all classes as judges finished early due to an earlier closing time, and acts by Mons Dubec and William Hoefler entertained crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Susquehanna County Agricultural Society
Association
Mons. Dubec
William ¢. Hoefler
W. A. Titeworth
Society
Diamond Flats plot sold to syndicate for industrial use
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad sells 68 acres to Diamond Land and Improvement company led by T. J. Foster and H. Harring of Scranton and Lenihan and Gilligan of Wilkes-Barre. Four additional acres near Providence road to be used for mills and steam boiler manufacturing. Total consideration reported as 107000 with plans for multiple factories pending full company organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Diamond Flats
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
F. E. Loomis
Mining and Real Estate Department
Providence Road
Diamond Land and Improvement Company
T. J. Foster
H. Harring
John T. Lenihan
Patrick Gilligan
Wilkes-Barre
Loomis
J. W. Browning
Battle Street
Messra
Browning
J. K. Johler
Jacob Dietrick
Diamond Company
Pittshore Iron and Steel Comming
Lackawanna Adds Second Sunday Newspaper Train
The Lackawanna road will run a second Sunday newspaper train from this city to Nanticoke a thirty four mile trip in about thirty minutes. It will depart after the new Hoboken to Buffalo train and will carry Scranton papers and New York and Philadelphia papers down the valley on the new flyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasophs
Scranton
Dreyfus
Greece
Order
Lackawanna Road
Nanticoke
Hoboken
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Down the Valley
New Flyer
Lackawanna Officials Tour Western Cities and Fire Hits Oneonta Shop
General Superintendent Russell of the Lackawanna road tours western cities on business and leisure. J B McMurrich of the Delaware and Hudson visits Oxwego and meets local agent J George Elsle. A 500 mile coupon book exhibit is shown in the division office. The Delaware and Madison company air brake shop at Oneonta, N Y, burned Tuesday night with an estimated loss around 15000 and a night watchman alerted by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Lackawanna Road
J. B. McMurrich
Delaware and Hudson Company
Oxwego
J. George Elsle
Ose
New York State
Salisbury
Delaware and Madson Company
Oneonta
N. Y
Hound
Bargain Jewelry Sale Advertisement
Now is the time to buy at low prices. Diamond Rings $5, Gold Band Rings $1.5, Gold Filled Cuff Buttons $1.0, Gent’s Solid Silver Watch $24, Ladies’ Sterling Silver Watches $8, Gent’s Nickel Watches $1.74, Rogers Spoons and Butter Knives offered. About three hundred Ladies’ Sand Silver Rings advertised. close to one-fourth their original value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Ro
Loadiow
Elgin Movement
Specia
Davidew Ree
Black Dress Fabrics Dominates Seasonal Stock
A store touts its extensive black dress fabrics collection in seven years of offering dress goods. Hundreds of styles are displayed under bright, revealing lighting to show quality and faults, emphasizing rich, smooth blacks and fashion authority this season.
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Gail Borden Eagle
Little
Kelly
Lena G. Gable
J. J. Koberia
Kaleo Pretenses
Ligsie Lithotaky
Belford Hiatins
Morris Hollander
EE. Weeks
John BK. Hall
John T. Doves
Richard Little
Michael J. O'Toole
John P. Relly
Prom Richard Lite
Jacob Enmain
Larceny
John Sbogurski
Colin Trodahk
Mustady Shom
Michael Malla
Martin McLean
John Morgan
James McHale
Joseph Cravie
Adam Zubockl
Charles Gravie
Adam Zublehie
Martin Popehock
Jacob Popchock
Antonia Meh
George Brook
A. M
Catterypon
Al@ust
Stephen Kirwan
Jennie McHugh
Haller
John McMillan
M. W. Chermsey
Michiel Olanage
Steve Polko
Ballee Charles Lawson
Joseph Kelly
Quros
The
Susquehanna Agricultural Society
Scranton Tribune
Lackawanna
Industrial Notes
Thmeel
Bermens
Davidow Bros
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Beling Jr
William H., Peck
Connolly and Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wiskoei Harra Va
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Myer Davidow’s Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Myer Davidow
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Savonerrie
Ingrain
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
Pilsner
Arno Aod
St P
Denster
Temple Court Bulldirs
Scragley, Pa
Sursery
Florey & Brooks
al Washington Avenas
Kooms
Modest Moosic
Bishlale
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Elotrle Witterios
Densten
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